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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

THR POTOMAC RAILROAD STRIKsTS BAIT
MORE ENDKD.-The contractor for tue work
upon the tunnel OF the Baltimore and POtOmac
railroad at Winchester street having agreed 20
raise the pay Of the woTkuen. who struck for
higher wages few dave ago, fifteen cents Der
day, or from $50 TO sizes, SbOut half the strikers
went 20 work yesterday. and IL is probable more
viii 60 10 work e -day. Others beside the strik-
eTs ere put on u apple 1tiOn - made for work.
Captain Zimmerman sZain Yesterday had a
luad OF policemen present - quen any dis
turbance, should any occur, bat all passed OF
Quietly.-B0iI Sar, Gh.
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Tine Western Press Assocfafian.

PlTTsBuRG, june THE Western Press As
ISOLATION met to-day; Judge II. n. Walker in
the chair. Reports were made by Hon. Joseph
Meoill, chairman Of the executive Committee,
and VIM. Henry Smith, general agent, showing
that the affairs or the associ ion are prosper
dent, Hon. III. n. Walker, of the Detroit Free
Pr'ss; Secretary, II. +. Baker, of the Detroit
AdeeTtissr; Directors. Hon. joseph MediIl, Chi
cago TrtbNnei Richard Smith, Cincinnati Ca
sette; W. II. Holdeman, Louisville Courier- Jour-
nal; w. ID. Beckhaus, Dayton Journal, ID. II.
House, ST. Louis Democrat; and A. j. Aikens OF
Milwaukee, Wis. The following executive COM
mittee was elected:-Hon. Joseph MediIl, Rich
ard Smith, Vim. Holdeman, and II. y. Walker,
ez oficio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

PROPOSED CONvErTIoN OF COIoRrD My
For the purpose Of more thorough organization
and united effort, an address has been issued 20
the colore d ci.zens Of the States Of Alabama
Arkansas, Delaware, Florida. Georea Ken
lucky. Louisiana, Tenres.ee, Maryland, Missis-
siPpi, MiS1ouri, North Carolina. South Caro-
Ina, Texas, Virginia, WEST Virginia, and the
Territory OF Columbia, inviting them 20 send
dele gstes-one from each Congress. onal dis
trict-to meet in convention at Columbus, South
Carolina on the 18th OF next october.
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GREAT REDUCTION

IN Old BE AND BOHKBOE WHISTLES,
OF the following brsads, yiz:-Family Nectar, 5
searI old, sac per ga: RosSGertson, do g 81
Baker, do, 80 do; Pine Apple, (reciified,J 81 &c
O., BRAHDIEs-Lsrocbelier, IS do; do. fine,
ytard, Dupuy n Co., 1883, $40; Califor mia Brandy
go Old Tom Gin, S2.25; Cocktail Bitters, (very
nne; ADgustura Bitters. Bakers Btters. Black.
berry Brandy. Liberal die count to the trade.
q. GAUTiER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myn 1917 and 1919 Penn "a avenue.
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SUIT FOR DKrT AeAINsT MRS. FATR-Soms
queer developments ere being made IN the cas-
OF Mrs. Fair, the convicted San Francisco muir
deress. The labofs Of her physicians and Law
yere in attempting TO save her she has already
= I'D twenty thouslnd dollars for, and she i
row sued by the physician for two thOusRn dol
lars more.
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The New Hampshire Legislature.

bOtH 4 dTtteS CdU1ASSln1 day.
CONCORD, N. H., June S.-Both parties are
holding caucusses this morning with closed
doors, preparing for q renewal of the contest in
the organization Of the House. Every train and
public vehicle arriving brings q load of country
people 70 witness the annual parade on election
Gay, put they VIII likely be disappointed, as IL s
not probable the question OF who is Governor
will be reached to-day. 1t is understood that
Weston declines to visit the city until the CUES
ton Is settled. SSS
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brewers I'm Conyeutfou.

= - INC u on bctT DtSCU&Std.
PITTsBuRG, PA, June The national brew
ers association met to-day. Kerry Clousen.
president, addressed the congress, taking strong
grounds against the action Of the general gov
notwithstanding the tsxation Of their produc-
tons, showing that while they were anxious TO
establish beer as the national beverage to the
exclusion of alcoholic liquors, the tax ON beer Is
greater than on other beverages.
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coRxrl OF sIH STREET AMI LOUISIANA avrrrv

SohNAh % ofA stkkkI AND LOUISIANA AvFNrr
Is selling cut 81 cost % close busness Posit,v.,v
~ cost, 20 close By the last OF June We
have Q large stock Of French Viewers. Rib 80
bens. aces and Fancy Goods; straw Goods -
81 every quality, all cf the latest STYLE.
Also, large stock Of Leehorn TIat. v,h,.h N.
ee so.a posiiyely st cost; OF the whole stock ana
~ a.uIss VII pe solo 10 any person who wishes 10
VII close fOsITIyKLY By the last cl June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

TIE NEW one hundred dollar gold certificates
authorized by the sct o, Mar, h Sd, 1868, will be
Issued from the Treasury Department next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

SPRlNGFIKLD, MASS, June 7-wiIltam Con-
molly. fireman at the United States Armery Was
found dead this afternoon in the engine rom.
his head being crushed. It is supposed he was
caught between the belt and the wheels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

EX-SENATOR WARNFR, of Alabama, has foI-
mally declined the Appointment OF governor of
New Mex co.
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Fire I'm Cambridge. Mas

BOSTON, June LA wooden building ON Court
street, Cambridge, known as the Boston Stamp-
ing and Manufacturing Company's Worfs' was
totally destroyed by fire this evening: los
1900. A fireman was dangerously ipiered.
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A Superintendent of Police KILLED
by the Cars

PROV DfEcK, x. l., June s.-B. A. SIocum,
ehtef OF police at Woonsoctet, was killed this
morning at that place. He attempted TO get
upon fhe cJrs Whine an motion, end fell under
the wheels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08
BATCHELOR,s HAIR nvr

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
nor any ottaIte poison 20 produce paralysis
oestn. Avoid the Wanted and delusve preparations
poasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. a: Bschelors Hair Dye has had tAiyiy years
untern1shed reputation % uphold fits integrity a.
she only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sold
y ali Druggists. Applied ct Is Bond street, New
1ofks fe5-f
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WAR DEPT, OFPI0H OHIxY SIGNAL Oyprcss. /,


0Msjor Cook, who was q trusted member
OF Lees staff, Is now Principal or the colored
high schcoliu Petersburg, Va.
0Mrs. Fair says she doesn't mind hanging.
but to be accused Of q weakness for gin is too
much. flLEL
~The third hotel in the Yosemite valley.
just established, adyertises " good bath houses
attached"
s0Jeff Davis says he accepts nothing. He
accepted the Presidency OF q Life Insurance
Company.
@The heat was intense in some parts of the
West last week. At Springfield, in Illinois, on
Friday, the thermometer indicated 102 degrees
in the shade.
n6Germany has four journals advocating the
principles Of vegetarianism, or, as It Is called
there, of O " rational mode Of life."
RrA woman at Omaha threw her six weeks
old babe into cistern, and then cried out
" What are you doing down there ?n
~Mr. and Mrs. Conrad, Of Philadelph;n
discussed which should shoot the landlord when
he came for his rent. Mrs. @. yielded and her
hntband made fatal rent in the real estate
owner.
- Mrs. Moore IL Tennessee lady, and when
her little boy fell down affect well she simply
grasped the rope, swung herself 70 the water,
fshed the child out with her feet and came M
with him, hand over hand, TO dry land and her
house work again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

GENERAL SHERMAN Is expected here the latte,
part Of next week CT first Of the week after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

SENATOR FRsToS's health is improving
though he win be confined to his room in
James')w n. Y, Or some 'me. His disec Il
is gastric lever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

SECRETARY RoBssoN lefs here at noon to-day
for bries Visit = Bal, more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

APRRsTED-The Post OFce Depai tment has
received Information of the arr; It Of Waite L.
Ship, route agent Urited Stats mel wee
from Norfolk, Va. to Raleigh, n. O., on q
charge of violating he petal AVS.
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ftf Ned ktn-F-ccs better tAan War.
Nav yoRK, June s-The Pr tdent. I'm con-
vtISs Ion yesterday, sasd: There is a great deal
Of non ere written AZ gut me. dOn't want TO
American people, a. they ere expressed through
tber representatives and the pres. try 20
oe.erve the oath OF once took when insugu-
s aaoS and believe ! have saeceeaed. What
1be ssnlfs O. the souirisirstion are mine, my
laws have come 20 the nof and centre. What
sccd l have done is under guard in the resr.
lt remairs with the people % decade on the
msl .is and dement's Of my aduiuss, alton. As
10 the lnctsDs said the Press dent. those people
vho c'smor for the destruction Of the Indians
on the plsips. either are interested or know
nothing Of the condition OF anairs IN the
w4d regiors where the Indians live. n
tsem ,b ss rbsy ean se c, 1RS s sDs
msde lriencs Of the republic. IL takes tact and
skill, however, 60 deal with them. They are
sesewd and cunning, and won't be shaved out
OF their rights n they know Il NY policy h
peace, when tsid "let ne have peace" meant
10. lwsnt peace on the plains ~ everywhere
else. Thst stack on the ApseLes VS. muri-r
young savsges wander OF 20 rob and murder
occasionally, hut no coubt thai they have
provocation. Twill investigate ne massacre OF
the Apacees 81 Camp Grant, aud he just % AL
concerned. The Indian question is not one the
government should be called upon 90 settle.
The citizens OF the outlying States ard Ter
tories onSht - he able % FIX 80 At. tn"
quekers are doing well. have DOVE well an
VIII do more. Other DENOMINATIONS OF Chris
Trans are also latOring with effect among tn
lndia~s. They ere all laboring for the sam
end, and will give them all tue support car.
don't ike riding over and shooting these poo.
ssvagcs; want % coDciilate them and MAJ
Them peaceful citizens The policy OF peacr.
rr, e much preferable 90 fhe policy OF W.
You can't thrash people that they viii To-.
You, even though they are Irdiaus You, how
ever nsse enemies nisn6s by kindness
BIDS for Governments Gold.
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PRfsIpENr GIANTS y,Ews.
HIS Iuc,.u Poifcr.

His Oely Desrs 20 casSy eut as wSsAes of "a
PeePle-hts Fe-s Bror Jlf % fbs Fro~s, end
ns Good Hs Has u as ordered % ia Rear.
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EA0E FOE THE FEET.
DB. WHITE. CHIROPODIST
s35 FIFTBENTH STREET.

tEnablished IN Washington, ID. o., Is6l,)
treats CORNB, BUNIOEs. RAD NAILS =. -
the ehoe can be worn with ease immediateiy afteY
the operation. Refers TO the many physiciaps sur.
sons who patronise his establishment,
Hours Rom o, N. to D, ~. myO
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE;
SoHoMAoKER q co. PIANos

Prof CARL RIOHTEB has the honor To-
inform bis friends AND tkeS music loving SkzSa
public thst be has secured the agency foTHthfI
the magnificent
sCH0MAOKER PIANOS.
Of world wide reputation, which have eraced the
psrlors OF the Exeeutiye Mansion for o number of
years. Also for the celebrated
BURDETTE CELEsTz PkRLOR ORGAN,
and that he Is prepared to islon the most reason
able terms or mon tally instaiments- Also, that he
viii continue during the summer months TO give
Instructions ON Piano and Organ at his cool and
ss5 PEnHsYLvANIA AVENUE.
myz2lmr between 9Th and 10th streets,
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HOl FOB eALT WATER !

Hoi FOB sALT WATER
FISHING, SAILING, AND SALT WArE8
BATHING.
EXCURSION 70 NORFOLK, FORTRESS MON.
RO1, AND kErUkN,
CAPT. q. Il. MITCHELL,
win lesye. her wharf, foot Of IN IT,.
street, ut 4 p. NJ, reaching Norfolk
nsSt morning; Returning, leave Nor
i ,oni,x ~ III at M, aiordng fine oppor-
renowned Watering place, "0ld Point,n and epioy
the txhilerenng sea breeze and salt water bsthine
tickets %. For sale on board. or by
-. 3. p. BROWN BON.
le1-H corner 18th street and New York ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

a VOID QUA0KB.-A victim OF early indisors.
"A ton, causing nsrvous debility, premature de-
cay, &c. having tried In vain every advertised rem
eoy, has simple means OF seif-cure, which be " n
sen6 free % bis feiiow-su1erers. Address: J
xUTTL1sJo uaG1an -, Hev York. 6en ssoD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

AEBAnY, june Sat the General Synod Of
tne reformed Church Rev. Wm. j. r. Taylor,
u Newark, n. j., was elected pr sident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

GENERAL RoDMAN, U. 8. A. best known -
the inventor of the Rodman gun, ard an artii-
leiy officer of ability, died at Rock ls'snd
Ar ersl, n''ro's, yesterday.
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woodruff and CIsasn's Brother I'm.
Law DfeS I'm n FIR

NV YORK, june s.-Dr. Spar, the brothar-
in-law OF Madam woodruff and Tepnse %.
Clsfin, died suddenly at French's Hotel yester-
day in 1T
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IHAvEJ JUST RETURNED From NEW Y,

lHAVEJueT RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
with immense stock Of FANCY GOODS,
DkU0s, and all the leading PATENT MEDI-
ONES of the day, which / will sell at my former
low prices Is TO 50 FER cent. below what you have
TO ray elsewhere. i name in part:
brown Jamaica
Ayers Sarsaparilla and Cherry
eckencks Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic. Is
Lyons athsirOn and Barry's Tricop
yaynes Expectorant spd
Burnetts Oocoaine and kaiston.
Hostetters and Plauta ton Bitters
Michter Herk
Co.'s ates Soap retailed at hall he regular prices
Laird bloom and Magnolia Balm ........ ....... %
Ginches'ers Hypophophites,
rants seltzer
Lssman Kemp Florida Water;
Gin g. nuine. 81 bottle California Wines, all kinds,
20 cents and 81, an endless variety; Tooth, Hair,
Nail, Hat, Shaving, and Cloth Brushes: Turkish
Iowes, Chamoy Skins, spongee. Prepara tions for
TIE Hair, Face, Skin, Toilet; Combs, Cosmetics,
Perfumery, &C. All will positively be sold at con-
siderably lower rates than elsewhere. 1 am deter
mined TO make IL an object to give me q call.
ARTHUR NATTANS. Druggist.
ny6 Corner I'd and d streets, W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

THE GovERNMKsr PRINTING OFFICE hes
began work upon the population volume OF
che census.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REVENUE The eceipts from this
source day were siS0, Sso.76.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

DOsTP0NEMEkT The GRAND PICNIC q
4 BLACK HAWK Tribe, No. ~, l. o. "A
Wednesdsy. the It'll instant, al the Park. Is ~
rrHHsTPoNEDs on account Of the rain, until -
be good on that date. By order Of the Commit.
Tee. iP8-
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DLEAsAKT SUMNER RESO2T.-wsrrenton
i Va. has low railroad ana telegraphic a A
communication, and being within a pleas- YEA y
snt drive of tho White sulphur Springs, l.IAl
OfeTs Inducements to Summer Visitors Which Il
places can hold out. The advantages of town aad
country are here oomtined. Board reasonable, and
guest made to feel at home Livery Stable in
CONNIE zion With the House. Address
SAML T ASHBY,
Proprietor Warrenton House.
jel-1m Warreuton Va
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LIT Is rase Peaos" ca Re Plasns az EveryasAsrs
Elsr- Toets ond Sk1u ReQsirsd IN DeaIspc uSA
As Red ken-P-ces Setter tAaa Har.
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NlN YORK. June s-There we're twenty
eiSht bios Tor gold to-day amounting q s6.-
{" roo, from III Il 90 1l2 2Sk. The award
we're Sl,cC0,OO0, from 112 % TO ll22SK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

SUPERVISOR PERRY, of No. h Carolina, re-
ln' the Internal Revenue office that Co
lcctor J. L. Young, of the fourth district
that s. tie, sizcd .So stI''s aud fixtures aud I75
acres Of laud .or viola ION Of jut,rrsl revenue
laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

TIE SUPERVISING INSPECTORS OF STEAM
BOATS met in this city to-de-, and commenced
,:s1sacting the busin~-1 ior which they were
convened. The scsslon viii last 40 or three
weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

TEE SOUTHERN CT syMs COMMISSION IS to da>
examining the cascs OF Mary Jane Little, Of
Winch: ster, Va; Lyman BIoughtop, Of Wash
ington city; John II. Hstrison, of Burke's
Station, Va, aud Mis-. Mr,y +. Carpenter, OF
VIZ shipQ ton.
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SENATOR HENRY WILSON, Lady Lisgar, wife
Of the Gover1or-Gereral of Canada, George W
Childs OF the Philadelphia Ledger, and his wife,
and Henry 8. Northcote, son Of Sir Stafford
Northcote, sailed from New York for Europe in
the CuDard ste lmship Scotia yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

Mr.. j. H. SAvILLE. chief clerk OF & 9
Treasury Department, was married in Mary
land to-day ID Mrs. SuGie Houston ne Posie,
a Msrylspd lady and widow o. Lieut.. Thomas
newly married p II will make bridal tour to
California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

WINNIE RBAM IN NEW YoRK.-The New York
Star says; "Miss Winnie Ream, the witchiest
sculptor OF the age, has achieved a success in
New York, her rcoTs being crowded ne1rly
every day. Orders, more than she cares TO take,
are at her o'spo31l, and il she cares to Cettle
here her fortune is es cert,in IS ner face is
comely."
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRRsIDENT.-The
President has made the following appointments,
and forwarded the commissions here for record
Hiram W. Psuker, register of the land office at
Beatrice, Nebra ska; Henry III. Lewis, collector
aud Henry Han 1deH, es7 Or OF internal reve-
nue. Tor the ID and Sd districts OF Wisconsin
ICON olidatsd and now knoRn as the I'd dis
trict
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EREAT DEDUCTION OF PBICEsI
MADAME DUBOIS,
RAIR And FANCY STORE,
1911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th ard 18th streets
JsFow stocked with = rich, handsome and season.
able verey Of goods, to which chs invites the spe-
oiai att ntion Of he iedies.
Her Stock Comprises lot nf Ladies' UndercIothes
well made and Of good materials. Human Hair of
every hue aEd description ChateIaines, Braids snd
Curis, ASS lTted Laces. Fancy Shell and Buffalo
Combs, Ivory Articles, Perflmery, Fans, Hair
Dye &c. sc.
kn q which win be sold at GREATLY Re
bJbfD FhItES- my INV
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-29
WILLIAM S. THORPE.
EAInrAx. Nor. %. 1871

DEAR NEwsDEALER REV. l.. A.
Dunn, who has been connected with the
First Baptist Church here, as pastor, for
neariy 80 years, finished his lahors with
it, as a minister, on Sunday Nov. 5, on
account Of his having accepted the presi-
dency of the Iowa Central university.
located at Pella, in that State On that
day he preached his farewell sermon to a
large congregation, as, owing to some
business in the northern part of the coun-
try, he was not going to depart until the
18th. The Ladies' Social Circle, the good
results of whose works have been mani
tested in more ways than one, engaged
him TO lecture, on the evening of Tuesday
the 18th, on his travels in Egypt, Pales.
tine and other parts of the East, the pro-
ceeds of which. gained by the admission
fees, should go for the benefit of the Cir
Gle. When the time arrived the church
was filed BY a large and select audience.
The introductory exercises of the evening
were by Rev. Walter Underwood of The
Methodist church and Rev. l., i, Barker
of the New Hampton Institute. The
lecture itself was very instructive and in
teresting and the audience listened with
marked attention until its close. Then
the president, Hon. james NJ. Hotchkiss
requesed Mr.. Dunn and Mr., Underwood
to descend from the pulpit to the space
in front OF the desk when Mr.. George Ii.
Stafford advanced and after thanking him
on the part of the of Circle for his excel.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-29
Professional Gard /!

All those living in The vicinity Of Hyde Pavk
who are afflicted with stubborn, longsianding, and
Chrontg Disease, are informed that they can re-
Goive the advice aud remedies Of Il. H. Plumley
NJ. ID. of Montpelier VI, who can be consulted for
two days only the American House. Hyde Park,
on Thursday and Friday Dec 9TH and Sth, Pa
tients who's have tAoIrs. hly. tried their family
Physicians and failed 10 get relief are especial y
invited to apply. Aly ~ stem Of telling What ails
the pttieot without me, enables ine 10
by tho general profession. prove this by the
large number oftestimppals irCnf thuse that bave
been cured "a clean vial combining two ar Tour
ounces Of the first Brine passed after nightsrest
with the name and a.c, is all require TO treat
chronic cases successfully. Patients will ethfe IN
early as p, ssiblg to cradle me TO give them due
attention, Remember the date Dec. ~ and sth,
Iw1 ia''i' 'Hf' DIR. PEUMLEY. &
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Nav Sfaas aSD Exrsfss LAM --Geo.
W. Dosy OF Morrisyilis. ~ill soon pui 90
the road bstuoen 50. Hariwick aud Jobn-
so. = four hOrse stage 6ued up IN a.
good style as any line 10 Northern VI.
he proposes 10 carry Passengers aud ex-
pres, aud also TO do en- erTaud business
~ son a. the can eommcpee rupnlps
from s.. Johnsbury. Parties on the route
can send an order BY him for goods and
get them The same day, as he intends to
20 or send the driver 10 Il. Johusi0ry ev.
~ day expressly Tar tins purPose, Cheney
a Co, we understand are 10 extend then
business over this r. Il. 10 SO. HaIdwiek'
where Mr.. Doty will take i for the VAL
ley below. As soon a. the trains begin
to run regular great deal Of the trade
and business will 20 over this lipe TO Bos'
ton. for We are Informed that the H. X
Co. propose TO take and leave passenger
aud freight for aud from Boston at 30
Hardwiek as cheap rs the Central doe
Ut Waterbury. Mr.. Doty will still ruT
his livery in connection with his oihel
business, and lays he eau furnish convey
ancc for hundred persons At six hour
notirc .. tN
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