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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

=
+. j. MI l. l. f. K
Has Just received nm unusually lHrG" ana
hr.Itiful assortment of
GOODS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS,
consisting of Plain White and G"Id Band Chm"
Dinner Sots do. Tea Snts
Decorated French China Vases.
Rich Gilt and Decorated MuG%a and C"lnrS
pnran Stutucttcs.
" Vases,
" Match Boxes.
Bohemian Glass Vases very rich and elegant.
bohemian Tnct Sets spoon Holders, Co
ioenn Bottles and Mugs, and TOYS for child
rGn in great variety, all Of which arc oilhr"d "t
very low prices. Call and see them ut
doc 1E-1m GI King street.
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VIZ RApPINH PAPERS.
Si'RAW TAPER, .
MANILA, BOGUS MANILA,
'''- - ''''' VAKIETY OFrWINES
suitable for groccrs, shoe and dry goods dealers
Papors for druggists uses. Wa are srl!lng
and retail BLANCHARD Il MOHuN,
Now Wrapping Paper Depot.
Paper received direct from tho mills in the
large wareroons, northeast corner ?cnnsylVn-
MIA avenno and nth ST., WssnInEt9n, .oo D. '''
Washington, aug l2-tf
NdlDDLEBURG &PLAINS TURNPIKE
Notice is hereby givnn the Stoc!iEoldors in
the Middleburp and Plains Station Turnpike
Company, that the road having bean completcd
by tho Contractor and received by the tngi-
necr and Directory Of this Company, the res +
stock is required t" bo paid the IrHasnrnr,
WIN II. ADAMS, Esq, at Middlnbnrg. 1t
not convenient to pay tho money, Will tako
stockholders notes at 20 days.
BY order Of tho Board
ARTH. i. ROGERS, l'rcst.
Middlohurg, dec 9-eo2w
u EMOV Al!
CRYSTALIZED OIL MANUFACTORI
Removed to
NO. IL KING STREET,
where will also be found
IMPROVED BURNERS,
LAMPS, CHIMNEIS, WlChS, &c., %c.'
at reasonable prices.
A. G. LUTHER s. CO.,
sop 4-tf 43 King ST., AlcHA., II.
VOOKS CELEBRATED COUGHS SYRUP
the subscribers have just prepared large
lot of this celebrated remedy for Coughs, Colds
Hoarscness &c, which they offer for sale whole
sale and retail COOK s. CREHTHION,
nova- OF King Street.
DOTOMAC HERRING, Mackercl and Yar-
4 mouth BlOaters for Salc by
isnl4 j. CLINTON MlLBURN.
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KOCERIES.
Having just returned fram tho North, whero
], with great care, have selected very choice
lot Of GROCERIES, consisting of every article
found in Tho grocery line, l would invite n
cnll from my friends and tho public generally
In my stock can be found
Sugars, Teas and Coll"cs Of all grades.
Brandios, Wines, WhisEios, &c, Foreign
and Domestic.
Preserved Fruits. in cans and jars.
.JellaS, Sauces, Catsups, &c.
American Pickles, in jars and bbls.
Also Cross and Blackwells Pickles.
Flour-Fine, Super, Extra and Family.
Observation-Disclosures and Chewing OF all kinds.
Cigars and Cigarettes, of tho tinost quality.
SnAps-Common, Patent md Toilet.
Syrlps and Molasses.
Fine Salts, in sacks, small bags and b0xca.
Cnnd os-Sperm, Adamantno and TalloW.
Vinogar-Common, Cidor and White Winn
Vegetables, in cans and jars.
Nuts Wnnuts Pecans Almonds, &c.
Boxed Fruits, such rs Citron, Figs and kais-
ns, in quarter, half and whole boxes Also
!3eealess Raisins, Dates, Minco Meat and Cur
rants
A largo lot of Wood and Willow Ware,
Brooms, Sc
ams-Country and Sugar cured, covered
and uncovered.
Shoulders, Breast Pieces and Sides.
And every othor article found in a first class
grocery storn, and which l purpose {" soil
cheap for cash. Giv0 mo q call.
GEO. Il. SEATON,
nav 13--ir lT9 King stroct.
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v,RorS1A.-Wc make the following extract
trcm the address Of w. &. Rivcs, jr. dellVera
betore the Society of the Alumni OF the on'
versity of Virginia in July last w..
"None realised-not oven the pcop'c .n y. -,
yinia themselves the energy that 'sy uo'mI a.;i ~
w;,h;n Tho limits of the Commonwealth until
nosition Of neutrality in the late war became
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7 OOKl READl
A A. ii. MOTT & co.
Ara now displaying their large and varied as
sortment of CH HRISTM y PRESENTS loflIho
''1 Wori Boxes, Glove Boxes, Writing Desks,
Vases and Mantle Ornaments. Walking BABIES.
Volocipedes, Clsppng Babies, Grecian Bena
Babies, Tea Sets, Carriages, Bedstssds,
Hobbv Horses, Wagons. Rogers. Wostenholm,
Neeuam and other celebrated Cntlory.
Our TOYS woro purchased At the largest Now
York importers and auction houses, and Will
be sold very low. Call and examine At
doc II 60 King street.
r list RECEIYED--A new lot of CHOICE
y TEAS, consisting Of GunpOwder, lmporlai
Oolong and Japan, which l offer for sale AZ inc
lowest '''''' ~ ''''' FRED. RECKER,
inn l46 King street.
+ FANCY BASKETS!
of every description. Just to hand and Tor
sale cheap. CHAS. w. Gk hEN,
dec lS Go hing street.
TUST KECEIVED-A large supply of LU,,
u BINS EXTRACTS, Hair Brushes and
Combs, Puff Boxes and Puff, Tooth and Nail
Brushes which we arc preparsd 70 EH1l NJ"
TALL ASSORTMENT OF KID GLOVES,
4 All numbers and colors,
For Gentlemen and Ladies, inst received ,i, At
dec II WITMER IL SLAYMAkERS.
INEN CAMBRIC HANDkERCHIEFS-
/ A warranted all linen-(good quality)-at
81 60 per dozen. CHAS. w. GREEN,
| dec ~ 6s King street.
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Washington, dac l5--tf

Washington, dac l5--tf ---
rHKlsTMA9 1863.
VERY & RAV IDS o N,
22G King street, cor. Alfred,
Announce that to meet tho wants O, III" ny
prnaching Holidays, thoy have made lHrH" I'LL
ditinns to their stock of ,,,,rn..
CHOICE FAMILY GROCEEl ~.
Which in variety and prices cannot he eHcel'"n.
We name in part hoyos
Vslencis RAislns,. Now Citr"n: no.,
New iurrants Fishers Mlnco Meal'
sweet Cider, Flavoring Extracts.
Pure Spices. Preserved Ginger.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables. o;o,.,oa So
Sardines, English and Ameriean rlek'es' &C.
Ar VERY LOW PRtCES.
dec 13
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Jamaica Spirits, MADEIRA w;n " ,n''
N +. Rum, HhsrrS '"
French Brandy, t"rt Nla9;
"B.ker," "Thompson," "Hangcr," ',He'g-
lcr "Grny" and othor cholco brands OF WINS
kies. An oxamnstlHnp or OF gooHnsa sTlItSS WinSSN
Ioc Il 22G King ST., COR Alfred.
10 GOO POUNDS GH05gE FAMILY
~ UUU bhooN'
bs,e on hand and offer for sale ~ "o lbs OF
CIlOICE FAMILY BACON,
avn cnrinp. consisting Of Hams, Should,
"rs r 'R Rressts and Jowles; also large supply OF
''S' ~ NEW GROCERIES,. =, ,,,
Families in want of nice artic, Will please ph
DIVA me call, ,as Am determlne1 10 vn Ieit Ene"p
for cash. -, Sa,tb Ea,rf.x street.
jana - So"'', - :, -
EwIs, PURE WHITE LEAD, pure Eng, Eng,
brands G Lnsoed and Boiled OIL Spirits roIor: Ior:
pontnc n Varnshes of all kinds. Pntty C"oTS oS Hz
dry ,1 and and ground in oil. and Mixed Paints roS'S
''f aus use; S9 ''' SaiS ; LEADBEATER & BRO.
LAS. 4. HENDERSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ,,,,,n
| CORN, OATS, HAY, STRAW y Mll'hFhhD
80 and 81 Cameron street,
,oo,n ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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MAG SaSTS.

hiram A. WOOD. JAS. T.. rRlCE.
Wooh u PElCE'
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA, to within the Clerks Office
= OF the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county,
January rules, 1870: Flora A Hnntts;;;: b! Tr".
son Rector, hor next friend, VS.. Willism Hun
ter, defendant: In chencery.
divorce Il vinculo matrimonii by the plaintiff,
Flora A. Hunter, from the defendant, William
Hunter. -,
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendant is not resident OF this State, 1t Is
ordered that he appear here within ono montn
ator due publication hereof and do what Is
necessary to protect his interest. A copy, ,te2te:
JOB HAWXH UHST, Clerk.
X. ii. Cockerille y. g.. Jan G-lawa"
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GROCERIES.
WYNN. +. BROOkES,

WIN. F. BR0OkES,
[6ucccssor to Brookcs s. Taylor,
FAMILY GROCER,
Corner Pitt and Prince streets,
And Dealer in
Fine Teas, Collecs, Sugars, Pickles, Amor lean
and English, Canned Goods, Tobacco,
Scgars, etc, ctc.
N. B.--All orders from the country shall re-
ccivo prompt attention. doe I
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st. sLBANS ITEMS.

Gen. Fitzpatrick has been engaged TO lecture
bgfore the St. Albs1s Lecture Association. Nov.
20 His subiect will be 50 Shermsns March to
the Sea - Having been prominent actor in t'rat
grand campaign, he will undoubtedly give an
entertaining and instructive le''afe The di al
cial success Of the lectures Is secured hey ond
doubt At the present time over SI,o0o has
been raised by the sale Of season tickets and
single tickets for Nliss Elgarton's lecture De
Quoting the expense of the fret lecture there re-
mains over $500 towards defraying the exper ses
Of the remaining seven lectures This amO mt
with the receipts from the sale Of single tick cts
will be amply sufficient. This is matte, Of
qualification after repeated failures, and IN at
credit is due the gentlemen who have taken IN
hand the matter.
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; 5. @, relating 10 plesdings and proceedings in
, criminal proceeding; H. $50, in amendment Of
general statutes in relation to town lines; i59,
fixing salary of State Treasurer and clerk hire.
The committee on public buildings reported in
relation 70 the public grounds that it is inexpe-
dent TO egisate the subject, as it is the duty
Of the sergeant-st-arms to keep the grounds in
suitable repair.
RJectea-H. 35i, in alteration Of chap IS
<. s., relating to railroads; h. 4Ol, relating to
interest; h. 49, in addition 10 chap. Is, G. s., in
restlon to supplying records: s. III, exempting
\ homestead from attachment in certain cases; h.
o3b establishing the animal salary Of certain
State officers and employees; the committee Of
conference recommend that the House recele
from its disagreement TO LIST and 2d amendment
proposed by the Senate, to modify the 81 amend
ment, and that the Senate recede from the 4th
amendment The report Of the committee was
disagreed to entire.
Joint Resolafio1-By Mr.. Hopkins Of Pits
ford, that the Auditor of Accounts be requested
snd is hereby directed to ascertain, and reDort IN
the next session Of the Legislature, the amount
OF each item, and also the full amount this Sta.e
pays yearly to for the support Of schools under
the present laws; adopted
Res0lmii0qs-By Mr. White Of Tonsbar, cha,
the thanks Of this House be returned 10 tho clerl
and assistant clerks Of the House, for their nm
uTlng industry and fidelity during the SESSION;
adopted unanimously.
by Mr.. Fairbanks Of St Johnsburv. thst tie
sergesnt-st-aJms be directed to reminder the
adopted
by Mr.. Barnes Of Ferris5urah, that tie
thanks Of this House are hereby cordially tender /
ei to the Hon. Charles Il. joyce f5~the able.
courteo Us, dignifei and impartial manner Wiz
which be has presided over irs iaIibar..i,r a,
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Will De furnish cd on application at this oaic,.
BUSINESS Notices N cents per line. Obituary no.
uc-s o ceats per line; also Scores e Base Bail
l-4''@e' Meetings Of Societies aui lista Of officers
elected resolutions relating to personal natter.
&c, &C.
--a7'iase tees 90 cents. Funeral notices %
cents Deaths grafi,.
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hORNING, NOVEMBER 25. 1870.
sprtial Nutirrs.


For many years tho Press of the country IA,
chronicled the beneficial effects OF os.etters ston
AGA Riiters. Editors, sutLors, phy siciaus, mer-
chants, officers of tha army AID navy, chemists,
eoan'ellors, ministers q the gospel, in short, a
great cloud Of witness o. every profession, trade
an calling, have testified to its efcacy as tonic
and regulating medicine The names and state
meats Of these witnesses have been published in the
public prints. Many OF them are well known to the
whole pulls. Their testimony has never been
challenged or inpugned This
OLD FRIEND
has been tried and pronounced on the authority Of
those whose lives and health It has preserved,
pure harmless and ominently sa,utary prepare
ton Attempts have been made to rival it. They
lave failed. There IL nothing equsl to the enjoy
mont experienced by the anic;ei whom using this
valuable specific. Its mild tone its sure and Wig
oroa' action upon tisoriered stomach. and the
el-4n-'7s Of the entire human body, recommend 1t
To- .ns "Aola community as RELIABLE FRIEND.
Nov -'-deod&wIt
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BUSINESS NOTICES,


We viii send the WEEKLY Fpvy p,,s. 49,,
Mo0'e : RH'a' Ne" Yorker one year for :i25. in
ADVANCE. - 81
We VIII Send the WEEKLY FREE PREss AID the
COUNTY 1eHi'e'naH one year, for 500 in Apy,ycr
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iAe average cost Of each stu lent .a Gle class
o' I'D a- Yale, during The raa-se d four gs-rs.
wa '
'A7 ''- Term 'H ''' University To-. ferm nj
N.'- r.
Ia the intel States just nos. 70 f.. ss.i. there
are tsenrg--sven young women f,uiv.1rras.-
lo-y. with view 90 becoming -l.4chers. ui1a-
teen are studying Jaw, AMI s.ztg-'avea .-e s-1 y
ine medicine
The ramored change Of class I4y ST Yale into
. Commencement week. iu,.c.d Of coming three
weeks earlier a. bsre+-f-s rs 7.-,,f, ,-.-.-...-
~ 81. l...--..--... .....
brought forward one seek, comm, hereafter en-
the second Thursday Of July. or3 the wee,
.1..t. 81. .l.... ..r.s.. e-.. ..- B..
aliei % lAe succeeding vacation "-iea "- be-
hereafter nine weeks.
rr.--.-..-..-
iu any college 10 America has been o--rei TO The
clgss Of - 81 Princeton. 70 consists of s. lo
rr.e..,r 7.a- wear fr -s remain. the -'s-.
ID nus ''' '--' .' '-1 i's..''''- ''7' "-'
stall, At the conclusion Of this college year, pass
The best classical examination
ln9 University o- Virginia has 'ai students
r.rcb r,-.sr class .,.-. 81, obs. --..- .-
I..-....a 90.
'---''.H s7 man " 40 anu. lAe'' '''''e
beng eighiy-si1 IN the Acaiemic',' and twenty
Give IN the Scientific department Oue-.llrtl
of the whole are Vsrm7rts-.
grAdla'e CT iaie, WHO uis placed Ais s-l 20
that educational institution, writes from New
Fl.r., 81, tho Nav- Yo,L- c... g., r,,1-,s.
'e-t'. ~ ~ ne I '-l' 81 'l1-
iHs 'hat ne might DO q. wei al ale 5 any where
'.se' me aspeol u a'.ills Dt9 I'1'i e-'-Aset
'l-ce was 'uleI'' not az ID seems 10 me. Ilr
me 'st't-- lne 10Y ''e 1'- ---'' CUT
a2' iuooe,Iy ihsn ihey usea % '', e'feeSuy
'1-se Vi 'uC 9o1Hse' ','I''s '"'t
are h'' sen'ellsu' anu j ',ieii lame 'e.'ls 10
mai category, iney mus nave ueg-ec'et 'ngi'
offspring 10 ch!idhooI' MY Son. AZ nome IA y r.
GINA was a -'in p-e-leA l''i, lii'o-. -'l' WI,
SEQ, nae pV,'s'laI, loIe i,-' li3',, aL-
maie l2'e'' al 'ne gre "l'u.u Gree OF '..-IS
mics ne i no" IA DI.l-s ','' i''-' "L. '''As
lue si'lE Oh lie co. -ET, @Nt u s'Ai'y f--
gag our is.'o"S ..,.i -
of membership lie may come out All right,
oa, the chances are against snlh Is,a-, ,,
al,.,sges jerye5 irom the s1..ere So far as
the young ladies Of the city are concerned the .
students are pest and nuisance. They never
80 -o,'' ',l .e -.Ir.-,
knight =. Who YES aud rides away There i=a
most Of college widows here, who viii never be .
any 'hins e-se. Inc young men VINO ere Gown own
h-;,s - go - - - io enc nt
a mandatory employing s couple Of hundred
skilled Wo-kmen is worth twice as much to the .
Town. ..,r-..u ..-... ,....-.-....... -
s,,'noses itsflf to be second onIy TO the modern .
nj aaJ tbe-e is rrarals1t or;roI po.o
tina, when good New Haveners die they 20 %
Boston. In many respects Ne" Haven is .
c.l,' .l-,us 49, Nh ,,-,l in ,ba ,;,r
ify If Eastern towns of simIsr size but it is .
pe1ulisr, and in many respects bears strong
Admiration oocely eliols1s1 80 w ., ,Is W.
l7hs anu ny o.. l,-t;,.,+. ~ tho -o,er re-
ycrercs f5r the first families
~, -. .,.s. o, Williams Co,.e., hal
-, -,,1,,.. .,.r- o,l d, a,b-
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"a III 'iNe' -iiiiH 1.-TWO weeks slnce,so that amput-
alton was necessary. subscription was imme-
diately started in Georgia and Grand Isle. where
Mr.. Gordon formerly resided, and over 81, 900
was subscribed FOR his relief, which he declined
to accept, only with condition that he should
pay back the account to each Of the subscribers.
with interest within four years.
The house and out buildings belonging to
Robert ". Reynolds Of Alburgh Springs, we're
destroyed by fire on the morning Of the 18th
inst The fire took from lantern. Loss $1,000.
partly insured in the Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Company.
n D. Wait of Highgate has sold his chemical
works to Jemieson & Cstln, and they are to be
removed to St Adams at once the manufac-
tore Is Of wooi-spirit and other products and the
factory employs about 20 hands
Edward Clark is fitting up trot;ing course
on his farm near St. Adams village, which the
.Nosse gar says is to be made the best track in
Vermont
\. W. Fuller will build new brick block in
St. Adams next spring, On land purchased from
the estate Of the late VIM. Capp, on Main street.
4; the term Of the Franklin County Court
just closed the case Of the Franklin County
Bank ssaiust A. NJ. Glars, vas finally disposed
Of with Judgment for the plaintiff, exceeding
$4,000.
Friday evening, Nov l2th,a few Of the friends
Of f. C. Thompson and wife, of Higbgate. cele-
Ir.+al tho t,ssr., e. FL, ann -...,,,- .t.-.
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A Washington correspondent says that Russia
AMI Prussia desire TO have the United states re-
presented in the talked Of Congress Of Nations
Several important questions in which the United
States is directly interested will come before this
Congress Of Nations, should it assemble, and it
may be desirable that this country be repre-
sented.
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RCnLINGroN 4Np vrcIxIrr

NEsTFoRD.-Amos Hobart, E=l., has sold to
Mr. >. Nichols Of Jetiersauville, farm, farmiDg
tools sugar tools, stock, etc. for $4,000
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in the county Of Caledonia ten per cent, in the
c1uptv Of Rutland ten per cent, after making
tie corrections in the valuation Of real estate il
The town Of Na)lingfOrd shove mentioned in
the county Of Windham ten PEI cent, and in IN,
county Of Windsor ten per cent.
All Of when is respectfully submitted
GEORGE HOPKINS, Chairman.
PITT ". HYDE,
4. A. PARIS,
c. Il. PAGE,
Z. J. WHITNEY. ,,... ec..
p 7 o. tee 20 arrange and
"a ? - elual7e Grand List.
JoHS v. WEBE.
JOHN BAILEY. Jr
RoDyrY 3. FIELD
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rnM NEw YoKK MFrnonI.T-


SOW a ITS Eleventh Hcs-, publishes sermons. q
Her'a. story tor tho Family, new children. Sur,
every week mats y o. t9e little fI.ks Editl-iais
~ The te-t Methodist writer, ans ofhe Foreign
D. Domestic Cores unt.u-e. fun Department .l
Heli-tlu 1ni SocIti- I~teIl. -c--s. Ir.cs $3.50 a
year LIZ e-1' p~er uu7 % "a commissions To-
rln't'-e-s. Nrh-cr rtiln- cUmmerr- % any tima.
FOR spet men. elr.o#- q two cent s-amp u prepay
p1sta- Ad-re-s FiE METHODIST, has Nassau
s. \ y
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CoNFIaM>rioS--Bishop Bisseu Las confirmed
recently at Bellows Falls @. West Fairlse T.
Eoyslton 3, Bethel (
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a .. iIGHTu IL g.. d.
Fro" Henry Bail1ri, Efl. m.75,r ~ ne
Clir'7iss County B4-.

'4i''HisF county 8z~
Brsltsero,. .s,is. .--,.
rRs- LiaBrHILL sHYr5
DsAR siss.-I ts.s pleasure IN s.s ia- .hs.
during tho PASS thres s7e., hive te,1 uaier
your treatment mr 0h-.r.- c,- r-5. tte re.l,,
raus for hiss been 's tb, highest degree
,st'stlc,or, 20 ue-=ueh more q, than b.. reason
60 anticipate. Thsdse,-e. which bsd ,-ou' ei inc
f'- about ur yrar. AID ,,-,t oh Irs. -r.>t -7say
kinds of rstroie' v.thau. avail seems 20 be -aaie.y
hecoainz removed. . can not IT, highly recon-
rasnt your eareeui ana .s.lfa' treatment
would state also els, iay vie. who ha. ns.a IN
der your treatment f,r III, san, lsas-h r,ia. for
partial dizziness .t'aa, ...n 'n, ll.-s b. d ne in
sIprssuus hey spp-cs.tt.aa o. ,1u- ,,-era.a...
and skill in The Treatment q her diH-ult case. 40
The present time. ,hc symptom. quito laafy iuti
Gaze substantial AZ. psrn.n-a, a,7s5- g 20,
perfect and complete cure.
Fee,ins per,e-t'y -1t,a. Cha. .-a.. ,alsr.y
troubled. # they apply 20 you. ~U a.- aat them
selves deceived AMI aefr4ale-. ut ai-e.uy ,5,s
et. and prar.,.o1liv ,reatst WITH t..-u -ra,e
49, Sad. make ,-.- s.atsuea. in rs,,-. g. r-y
lvn experience will eai-, chee-'uia,.-
Yours Truly.
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Accident IS HuYuSGroy.- Emerson sprs-
que young nan p years old, recently hql
his left leg broken and was otherwise seriously
injured, ny falling tree.
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We learn thai Miss Lillian Eic,r,oa Of Bos-
ton will lecture in this city some time in Dscem-
oaF- Miss Eigart1n takes strong ground
against woman suffrage, snd her lectures are
AiEhly Commended by the p-sss wherever she
has appeared.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-25

mn. ~ VI '' minutes agreed to.
ogtbo - -, 5as, TO amend the charter
~ 70 " ;r a'5rDIly Ai'ional Trust Company
and I'm, 49, i t.L-'e 'As Fsrgennes Savings Bank
water J DE-, g-l.ny s. li6, relating to the
: i61 ra ,i,t.1n' Of The city Of yeTgennes
bahS stock q. 1872, in ameBdnsa. &c, 'ain
act to incorporate the Coos Vs.. u N ah
road Company; :. 49,. 10 proteci al ts!l-
certain private poads in the town of po. sI 10
. 49, establishing board o aericnpt'..
inning and statistics S. II. IN alterat;or :.
s Sl- H. 4 e, reisting to county officers II
~ 10 Incorporate the PABlet, Tinm5utb al
-.- -Ile,o#n Springs railroad Co.; II. 3g- -
- inent Of al act TO amend sec. c cha
- - Resting 70 common schools and scboffi
Nd = approved Nov. q, 1861 II. 375. to nro-
Of the =; oertSin Necessary expenses. on aocdun,
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REST AMERICAS WEEKLY,

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"a hHfacter, ABLY Edited Superhly Illustrated
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