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kidney & Bladder Complaints,
DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PUEGATVE PILLS

perir, " :. ,cle- &C.: " 90. ted with sweet
gum, M e, di.'e Pc. ". Gle. and strength
en-. l.. iE. VS. P'ls- Ie -T'e O ell disorders
of me , on 81, Liv,. tOTe' KiGUeys, Bladder,
Nervous ~ 8 . II, d. o'e, tors in.'iOn, Cos
tfv, 81, lad =, ;oD Dv aer j.. BiiiOusness,
Eii.ious ~eyoT. Inflammation o 'he Bowel Piles,
a",: u De au.- isen's o. '1e in'e,I.l Viseefa.-
v. go 4, 81 set = nc i've ,1e. Pu,-lv Vege-
ta'e IT, neIcu Y, mIneI..ls, or delete
r'Oi Ia e,
sF-Oa,e re ne tolIov'ng sym'%ohs resulting
fTo.S ri, of I've Di2e> i've rs:
Co,,s.iD. -iOa 1--we q Plies, Fu'' 81" of Ie Blood
in .ne HceG, iCiGitv OF ne ci.'- ;, Nrusea.
H. .,utr Diser , of Food, Iu't.r o. Weight
il, tue Oih ca, < ~ EIue' Ia 'H. - - ng Flut-
te.ing 20 the PHI OF the : "a Swimming of
the He'd, Hurried ard Difficult GEe.taihg.
A few does o. RAOTAI's Pts will free the
system fro,a all TIE above nsi'ed disorders
p ice, 95 ,.eris per Fox. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
PI;AD "FALSE AND TRUE send one letter
- 'oPADH'AY Z: CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane,
New Yoi,l, lrsoilhr'icn worth thousands will be
sent you. June SO, lS7l.-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-29

MAJ s. 2. Mcconnell of EstiI,-
vile, has recently lost both his wife
and daughter of Dyphtheria. Miss
Maggie Morrison a most amiable
and estimable young lady and daughr
ter eff Col. H. S. Morrison, is very low
of fever. She is universally esteem
ed where known.
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DR.. WELLS EXTRACT of JURUBEBl
THE GREAT FRENCH
REMEDY.
DELAMARRE's SPECIFIC PILLS,

Prepared by GARAScIERg DrPoET, No. PA Rue
Lombard, Paris and highly recommended by
the entire Medical Faculty Of France.
Are the very best Remedy in all cases Of Sperns-
terThGa, or Seminal weakness; Nightly Daily or
RRENATrRE Emissions Sexual Weakness OF IN-
Potency Weakness arising from Secret Habits
and Sexual Exeesses RELAxATIox Of the Genital
Organs Weak spine :" Lime or "a Brirk-dnst 4"
deposits In the Urine ; "Milky Discharges " &C.,
and all the hastily trsin Of Symptoms arising from
Owerus or Excuses. s--I
They c=RE when all other remedies fail
Full directions IN each box,
Sold by The principal Druggists. viii be sent by
mail, securely sealed from ali observation, by en-
closing price TO the Sole General Agent for Ameri-
ca, JOB MOSES is CoRrLAKDr ST., NEw YoRK.
Pamphlets ofAdvire seat free 10 any and address.
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SPECTIL NOTICE.

is the fate If ersTy truly valuable medicine to
Be COUNTERFEITED. Job Noses Sir fumes
CldrEs Female Pills are extensively COUNTER
FElTED. The genuine hare the nGme Of L" JOB
Noses" e0ei II.Icknge. AH0thers tooTthLess.
Dishonest ID. 'ah0Sts endeGuoT to sell the counter
heus to make g.-e"tss profits.
N. BIN Ell c1ses where the SESUISE cannot be
obtained, One D"ller enclosed to the Sole Proprie-
tor, lob MOSS, Is CortaRdt st. New York. will
insure a bottle OF the genuine, containing Fifty
Pills, by return mail, securely seaL,d from any
knowledge of it's contents.
May l9th,-ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-29

IT is impossible to Publish this
week, all the letters from the people
A long letter from gentleman in
Abingdon is too late for insertion IL
this iSSna
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Messrs. Aiken d Co. are oiIr 0uthoTiz-
ed agents to obtain and receipt for SUD
scripttons to the NEWS at Union
Tenn. Porties desiring to subscribe
cnn enter their club lists at the most
advantageous rates eUcr offered IN this
country.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
.zAMH
.szss,ssE sE5,si:sssaA

strangely ,ascin ting, powerfully written, and
thoroughly reliable book. From q new stand
point and upon a subject of vital and absorbing
i-terest. In two parts. Showing the horrors OF
the barbarous system of treatment in vogue In
many prisons and the ad vantages OF the system
Gently iuaugursted in others. Together with a
true and detailed account Of the maltrestment and
eruelties practil ed upon prisoners also, shame
faced crimiualites with female cow lets, mutines,
murders, starviRgs, whippirgs, hair-breadth es-
capes, sketches and incidents, narratives, PEN
pictures sunshide and shade illusI raive Of prS
life. Written by n Convict, In a Con.
vict'S Cell. Iu OF vol. $40 ages, over so ele-
giant engravines, made erpres ly for this book. As
sample pages, sample ilIustr ions, sent appii
catiOn-or, bound pros pecIIs. for so cents.
C. +. VENT, CinciGnalti, New York and Chicago
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-29

Boarding department in charge of Principal and wife but
sired Young ladies furnish their piOws towels pG asI
Washing had dollar No
in Of protracted sickness.
particulars address the paIatB
12H
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. II 2 ID u ID n,
sent special commission to that country to procure
it in its native purity, aud having found its
derfui curative properties 40 even exceC the au-
tieipatiOns formed by its sIe.t reputation, h-s con-
cluded to offer it TO toe public snG :: . o,v state
that he has perfected lgement- To-! LlOnthly
supply oi ais wonderful PIsnt. He has spent
much ime experimenting end inve>'i. ion Is to
the mosi Efficient preparation So Ior popular
use, and has 10 some time used IA his own prac-
tice with most happy result5 the efvciual Medicine
now presented to the public
DR.. WELLS EXTRACT Of JURUBEBA
and he confidently recommends IL to every family
as a household remedy which should be freely ia
ken as a BLOOD PCKIFIEE in al arrangements Of
the systeEi and to animate and iOrtify all weak and
LymPathetie tenPeramsnis
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Plat St., New York.
Sole Agent for the United Ststes.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for Circular.
april I4.-4t. ts
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TO MARRIED LADIES

they are p. lIicuiariy suited They will in short
tins bling the monthly period with rpcuierity
and ri Ioag Il very pow-i al, cont in not hing hun
ful 20 ,ae 'itp'ion. In Pll e. -e~ Of Nervous
and Spinl if c'ion., Prihs ia he BE-; and Limbs
r. tigue siiTdt oxeI'inn. PYl7i'. lion of the
ie,i;, Ilv ;cIio aud Waite they will oGa,t a curc
wi-n all ;Irr mean- have i.'iled. The u. implicit
around edch p, eks.,e has Irl ii C'n'- end advice
or will be sent Tree to I'll writing lor it, sealed
from obsery,tton
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VI ounfain View
HIGH SCHnQDGDz-s
BgistoI.Goedson. Va.

BristoI.Goodson. Va.
The Session, of his School
conmenceon the Nth August
Rev. sULLINs, A. n, Principal,
sCIES's
PROF ID. PH Mathematics
MISS T. cox Principal Primary Departments
MISS III b. MINOR Teacher Painting and Drawing
PROF o. PAPE and Modern Language
MRS CHARLES o. PAPE, n Department
Mrs. A r. SULLINS, . "a
Terms, per Session Five Months.
(oNE-HALF ADVANCE coNTRAcTJ
Primary Department, S9W
Department. 100
DenaTt
49,
oIeoafe Deuart
Gale
Modern f.anona0es each si Aep"
Music on Piano and Guitar
IF piano for Pract;cs and n,
Painting and Drawin0 each
Needlework and Embroidery, each, WW
Vocal lessons to the whole school Free
Special Vocal lessons ~
and wood,
Boarding department charge Principal but de-
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JOB MOSES
.SZR J.d.NES CL4RKS
FEMALE PILLS.

FYTHESE invaluable PILLS are unfaling in the
4 cure OF all those painful a. dangerous dis
eases to which the Female constitution is subject
They moderate all exceSseS and remove all obsiruc-
tions from wha.ev' cause.
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ADVERTYSING RATES.

The Editors Of the NEWs are not RESPONSE
ole for OPINIONS expressed BY correspond
eats.
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HEALTH! BEAUT

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD
INCREASE OF FLESH AND
WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPILATIONS ST.
CURED TO ALL.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-29

Railways READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE
INFLAMMATION OF THE KID! rs
INFLAMAAT o.; OF 'hE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF TIE COY. -.
-COyGESTIO-T o. tbs LUNGS.
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULTY BREATHING,
PALPITATION OF The HEART.
MYSTERIES. CROP, DYPTHERIA.
CATARRH, INFLUENZA.
HEADACHE, T0OTHACHE,
NEURALGIA. RHEUMATISM,
COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS.
The application Of the Ready Relief to the pat
or parts where the pain dricuity exists will al
ford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops IN half a tumbler OF water VIII IN
a few moments cuIs CRAMPS, SPAsNs, SouR SION
AcR, HEARTBURN, SICK HEADACHE, DIARKHEA
DYsESTERY, Collie, WIND IN THE BOWELS and oil
INTERNAL PAINS.
Travellers Should always carry bottle Of Rad.
WAYS Ready Relief with them few drops In wa
ter will prevent sickness or pains from change o
water. Ii L. better than French Brandy or bitter'
as a stimul-ut.
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KING COLLEGE

The next Session of this Institution
will open OH the
First Thursday i'm August, 1871.
The location of the College is unsur-
passed in the romance of the surround
ing scenery, the salubrity of the eli
mate and the cleapness of living.
The Faculty are determined to make
the standard of scholarship second to
no College i'm the land.
For Catalogue and particulars, ad-
dress Rev. J. ID. TadlOck or Prof. J.
II. Winston, Bristol, Tenn.
Bristol, Tenn, June Is, 1S7l.-ly e
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-29
Fever and Ague.

FEVER and AGUE cured for ffty cents There Il
no, a remedial agent in this world that will cure
Fever and Ague, and all other MalaTious, Bilious
Scarlet Typhoid, Yellow. and other Fevers laided
BY RApwAY's PILLS so quick as RADwAT's KEADf
RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-29

YHTANTED-AGENTS, $50 per dcy) to sell the
B8 celebrated HOME SHUT LESEW1NG N
-HINE. Has tn Urdeafred, makes lie - lock
stch'' i:lin on botG sides. and is fIy iicer<ed.
The hes .,ud Cheapest iriaiiy -SewE Machine in
he market. address. ION son, CLARK & Co,
Boston, Hsss-, Pittsburgh. Pa, chicago, vi. or
St. loris No. co wv.
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Every Day an Iacrease in Flesh and
Weight l. Seen and Fe-t.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Er.ry Drop If the SARPARILLIAN RESOLV-
ENT communicates through the Blood, sweat,
Urine and other fluids and juices OF the system
the vie0r # Life, for ii repairs the wastes "i the
BODY with new and sound material. Screfeld
SyphiIie Consumption, GieI1adHi'r dissdss Ulcers
la tbs hl5oat, Mouth, TtfIao.s, Mods "a, the Glands
and other parts IF the SYSTEM Sore Eyes, STunao-
rOus discharges from Ia. EirS aud the s0OTSt forms
Of Skin eiseases, EsuPtions, Feuer SOSss, Scaid
Hea :. Ring Norm, Ssrh Rhettna, Erysfpeios, AeHe,
BIocS Spots, Hos7s ia The Flesh, TVlnOFs, Cancers
IL. the Iosab aud all I0sokeRing and Pettnfut dis
cha. qes Night S,0euts, Loss 9f Sperm md ali
,cdstes If the life principle lsithin the cltTGttce
rGlQ- u his ,oOalieT " -BOieTn Chemistry, and .
fe,o days CiH prOre to any person using It yor
either Of these forms II disease its potent pOt1eT to
cure them
kidney & Bladder Complaints,
Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
proisy. StopPage Of Water, IncontiDrnce of Urine.
Bright's Disease, 4lbuminnria, ard in all cases
where there are brick dust deposits.
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J u R u B { 3 A.

WHAT IS IT +?
II is and perfect reredy for all diseases OF the
LIVER AND SPLEEy, EN- aRGEMENT or o.
STRUCTIUN OF lATESTINES, URINARY,
UTERINE, or ABDOMINAL ORGANS, pow
ERTY Oi: WANT OF BLOOD, INTERnT-
TENT OF IsEHiTTENT FEVERS, IN
FLAMMATIGN OF THE LIVER, ROP-
sly, SLUGGISH CIRCULATION OF
THE ELoOD, ASSESSES, JUNIORS
JAUNDICE, SCROFULA. SDYS-
PEPSIA, AGUE & FEVER, OR
THEIR CONCOMlTANTS
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j U r U BEB A.

Dr.. WELLS having become aware Of the extraor-
binary medicinal properties of the South American
Plant, called
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

We will send handsome Prospectus Of our
Eeto illustrated FdmiIy Bible, containing over
400 fine Scripture illustrations to any Book Agent
free Of change. Address NATIONAL PUBLIsHIxG
Co.. Pa. 4v
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T8& TG9 NHS
AT THE SIGN OF THE

Sept. / II tbs
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IN BRISTOL, TENN,
Wednesday, Nov. 18th, 1871.

hoard of Rev. David Sullns
E
Off minimum
they started by the auetioneer
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EVERETT, Aug. Is, 1871

EVERETT, Aug. Is, 1871
1t is now an exciting question chow
many and what candidates the Republi-
cans of Massachusetts shall nominate for
governor ?" Two may be enough to let
in Democrat, provided that one be Ben
Butler, and the other an honest man who
approves the Prohibitory Law, but is OPP
posed to its enforcement. The beer vote
of this year and last, shows a heavy ma.
jority for the very strictest prohibitions;
but the perjury of the Boston courts re-
quires man we'll posted in rascality to
get around it. The choir that sings "the
four first verses is nothing to the judge
that fines man once month for the
first offense" in liquor selling, when for
the second the law says he shall 60 to
Jail, and for longer and longer time for
each successive offence. Here then is a
job for our Ben. If he is set to it he will
finish it up. Our State Police system is
the key to the position. We cannot do
without it; and it is quite problem to
run this formidable engine without crush.
ing the rum-trade. We have good, well-
meaning Governor, "a sincere prohibitionist,
who isvery fearful that honest execution of
law will injure the party that put him
into Office, hence, there is better chance
for a Democrat than there has been for
many year. The only live issus here
now is prohibition, and of this both the
old parties fight shy but it becomes more
ardent every year. Its triumph is ques-
ton of time. |. I. II.
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Speak TO Your Child Carefully.

Perhaps every sensible parent has, in
his haste, said harsh word to his son or
daughter, which burnt into their tender
sensibilities like red hot iron. When
we grow older, aud more thoughtful, we
can stand the jeers and rebufs of the
world, but tender childhood cannot ex.
perience ii without extreme sadness. The
dullest child frequently feels the full force
Of sarcasm. We have known school
teachers who frequently, in their short
sightcdness and anger. would call their
pupils fools, dolts, and the like. We have
always thought such teachers ought to be
taught the first principles of humanity and
decency themselves. TWAS said that the
Duke of Gloucester, third son of the
Prince Of Wales, father of George ",
was dull child, and his mother used to
cause him great distress at times, by
jeering him, on account of his duness, in
the presence of his brothers and sisters,
and on one particular occasion, telling
them to laugh at the fool. The sensitive
child held down his head and said moth
ing upon which the Princess changed
her tone, and accused him Of sulkiness.
"No," he said, "hc was not sulky, he was
only thinking And pray what are you
thinking of2' Inquired the Princess,with
increasing scorn in her manner. II was
thinking" said the poor child, how |
should feel if | had son as unhappy as
you make me-"
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Learning Music in Boston.

Dear Register : Some carelessness of
mine or some error Of the type obscured
what thought said,-that "to be able
to play an instrument like an automaton
was not to understand music" Some
thing more is needed that a piano-teach-
er can not supply. The New England
Conservatory furnishes it so far as school
can and the concerts of large city must
do the rest. The ear must be trained and
rich variety of music must be heard.
Vocal lessons, chorus singing, theory and
every means within the pupils reach
should be employed. A mere ability to
read page of our best poets is little
without the ability to appreciate it aud
feel its beauties. This is the highest point
in music-the ability to feel it all. l
would not therefore advise one to 60 any
where to study music except within the
reach of the horse. cars Of large city
where, as auditor or performer, the pu.
pill can spend any evening at will. And
Of all our cities would give preference
to Boston and to the excellent institution
over which DR.. Tourjee presides.
Yours, /. Il. H..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-08-29

MEXICAN MAeNANIMIrY. In the year
1866 Benito Juarez claimed to be chosen
President of Mexico, though no election
could be held on account of the turbulent
condition of the country, and deprived
Consoles Ortega, the President of the
Supreme Court of Justice, of the Presi-
dency, to which he was by law entitled.
Ortega published manifesto setting
forth his rights, but attempted no HOSTILE
ties, and made no further demonstration.
He. was, however, seized by order of Ju-
areE and thrown into prison, where he
was kept for year, and then released
without trial. His friend, Gen Patoni,
who was also imprisoned with him, was
afterward assassinated by order of the
Minister ofWar. Notwithstanding these
harsh acts, Gen. Ortegs, though frequent.
ly appealed to, invariably refused to lend
bis name to ony of the numerous resolu-
tions designed to Gust Juarex, and last
May he went so far as to publish man.
ifesto advising the people to vote for Ju.
arez. declining all honors for himself.
Such msgnapimops CONDUCT, in view o.
grisvspl NEspR bvsv yvs
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Sr Louis. Aup. d
WOUNDED DIGNIrY.-NIayor Hall, o

WOUNDED D1GNIrY.-Nlayor Hall, OF
New York, has had a serious attack OF
dignity. In reply to members of the
Citizens Association, who asked for in
formation as to the accounts, suggesting
the propriety of his acquittiug himself OF
the charges against him, he
has made a pointed answer, returning
their communication, with an intimation
that they are no gentlemen. He declares
that his supporters at the last election
are satisfied with him, and as he is salts
fed with himself, he does not propose to
be insulted by curiosity that seeks to
find out who stole the city funds. This
is the nearest approach to reliable infor'
nation the public have yet succeeded IL
obtaining.
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Mister Eddytur - alters read your
paper every week, and scein what you'v
said about them SEWN machine casters, /
jest want to ask you one question, Nv got
SEWN machine--a real good un--that
[ got thirteen year ago last month, the
anniversary Of my fifteth birthday aud
it's got four legs. Now, you say OF them
wonderfully invented casters that only
three are used, then if | put three casters
onto three legs of my machine, what shall
| do with the other leg2
Respectfully.
DEBORAH Ans DonpINs.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-08-29

THg FAMINE IN PERsIA.-The latest
accounts are that the famine in Persia is
more terrible than was previously report
cd. Twenty-seven thousand deaths have
taken place at Ispahan alone from star
walton. The condition of the province of
Aasanderan is still worse. There the
rice crops are complete failure, and the
cattle plague, small pox, typhus fever,
and cholera prevails. This conclusively
eontradicts the recent palliative state
uents Of the Persian Minister. The
Persian Government has clear interest
in undertaking the consequences of the
famine, since they have undoubtedly beeu
the result of its own oppressive malad-
ministration. In Mazanderan very
much larger percentage of deaths has
taken place. Some accounts indeed say
that half of the population have persisted.
Hopes of better reports from these sec.
tions Of the country must therefore be in.
definitely postponed.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-08-29

IMPORTANT INTERNAL REVENUE DEcI-
sIoN.-The following letter from the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, en-
bodying his decision in regard to the
liability of renewal receipts for insurance
policies to the stamp duty, the same as
the original policy, will be read with in
terest:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE
WASHINGTON, Aug. l6, 1871.
Wm. AmeS, Esq, Collector Internal
Rerenue, First District, Providence, r.
l., Sir Walter Paine, Esq, President
OF the Merchants Insurance Company of
Providence, has written to this office re-
spccting stamp duty on receipts renewing
policies of insurance when said receipts
are made previous to the expiration of
the policies. He has been referred to
you.
The common form of renewa! receipt
contains contract or agreement continu-
ing or renewing a policy. The law i'm
poses upon the renewal or continuance Of
any agreement or contract stamp duty,
equal to that required on the original in
strument. Schedule b of stamp duties,
first proviso under mortgage.)
Any written contract therefore made
in the form Of receipt or otherwise,
which renews or continues policy re.
quircs the same stamp as the original
policy. 1t makes no difference whether
such renewal receipt is given on or after
the expiration of the policy.
A different construction would almost
nulify the tax upon the renewal Of
policies, one of the most important items
is schedule B, as renewal receipts are
nearly always given before the expiration
Of policy.
This overrules the decision of Com
missioner Pleasanton, in letter to Su.
pervisor S. B butcher, published in the
Internal Revenue Record No. 325, for
March %, 1871, and restores the previous
holding of this Office as given in the Re-
cord No. 800, March 4, 1871.
This is an important matter for parties
insured, as the renewal receipts would be
invalid unless duly stamped, and it
should be brought to the notice of policy
holders in your district,
Very respectfully,
j. W. DOUGLASS.
Commissioner.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-08-29

ATTENTION, TENTH VERMONT The
Sixth Annual Reunion of the Tenth Yer
mont Regimental Association, will be
held at the Van Ness House, Burlington,
W., on Thursday September 9TH, 1871.
The business meeting will be held at
Grand Army of the Republic Hall, at 4
o'clock p, m. Dinner at 0 o'clock. All
members of the "Old Tenth" are cordial
ly invited to be present. Bring the la.
dies. Fare one way on the Vermont
Central Railroad, if twenty-five attend.
All that expect to be present are request
ed to write W. w. Henry to that effect,
that he may make arrangements for their
accommodation.
All papers SO disposed please copy.
STEPHEN d. HOPKINS, Executive
GEO. Fl. WHIrooMp, COMMITTEE.
Burlington, Aug, ~, 1871.