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"ELFIE" EvEIY EVENING.
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ACROSS fR M,tHs salS4ry SAss
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raa6GGnaT By TbAYEiEGnr.
i"' s'0'' "iinY ThE BEAD fS1 shof htSf'A0 'oc''""
.. uet Curt.
I .ONG BRANCH RACES.
MONMOUTH PARK-AOGUsr MEETING.
COMMENCING TUESDAY. AUG. 1. AND CoNrINU.
mo FIvB DAYS.
stsamep Jess Hort and Plymouth Rock leave New
York HGo and 1879 A. NJ. telurnin9. connect at San.
dy Hook with trains leaving Immediately sner the
races. landing passengers in Now York at O'Clock P.
A. Pare from Long Brsnoh TO the Course aud return
By n J. S. q. Il. twenty-five cents.
wM. X. RAYNoR. Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27

grasshoppers. This they did effectually, and
then commenced so voracionsly on the halt
ripened corn, that the farmer stampeded the
chickens from his cornfield in not haste
Proposition established Chickens eat green
corn quite as rea lily as grasshoppers-
TIE MILITARY MUSTER of the Second Reg
imsnt of Vermont Militia commences in
Mortified to-day wednesday, and closes
next Friday. There is to be general mil
tary parade and review Thursday afternoon
The Montpelier company, fifty muskets OF
more in the ranks, under command of Capt.
SOmers, were this morning escorted through
our streets by the Montpelier Brass Band
and took cars for the camping grounds, which
are just opposite the grove in Mortified, il
which the Central Vermont Camp Meetings
are holden. The company made a fine, sol
dierly appearance as they marched througt
our streets, and the Band discoursed most
excellent and spirit stirring music We
wish the boys a foe season Of military en-
ioyment during this muster
CHARLES BARTON Of New York, one of the
burglars alleged to have broken into the Wa
terbury Bank last winter, W. brought from
Windsor Tuesday and put upon his tria
Wednesday.
We understand that SherIn Pcarce La
appointed Deputy Sheriff d. W. Dudley a
jailor in the Washington County Jail, anC
that Mr. Dudley will shortly assume tn,
duties Of the new posit ion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27

We would not recommend the frequent
or constant use Of any medicine 1t is i'm
portant TO take even a good article iudicious-
~. Parsons Plrqaft re PiHs are safe. prompt
and reliable as a laxative or cathartic.
Base bail is undoubtedly good exercise and
capital amusement, but it often occasions
bunged eyes broken shius and hlistered hands.
We can tell you that in all such cases il
JohHsoR's 4no9yHs Liuimeat is resortcd to it
will reduce the swelling aud stop the pain.
THosE WHO HAVE BEEN DEcEr Ed by the
incompetent empires that have attempted to
enlighteu the world upon the delicate mat
ters relating TO the generative organs should
resort to the works published bv the - Pea
body Medical Institute : Boston, rs the
source Of true information Those who arc
suffering though without hope from the
errors Of youth-those whose vitality has
been impaired by exposures or by inten,e APP
plicltiOn % business, should not fail to peruse
~ The Science Of Life, or Preservation -
The female portion of the community should
make themselves familiar with the :. Sexual
Physiology of W oman and her Diseases. -
These works, written by the Consulting
Physician and published by the - Peabody
Institute Boston, have attained an anor-
nous circulation and done incaleuable good.
Read the advertisement Of the Institute in
another column.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27
Washington County Court.
Hos. ASHEL PECK, chief Judge
JOSIAH WOOD,
JANUS CROssETT. I -i99''''t'' """y' ''
A. d PEARCE, Sheriff.
HIRAM CARLETON, Suites AftY.
LUTHER NEWCBNE CJorL

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No. 80. Asa Warren and wife Town Of
Waterbury, Action Of assumpsit. Verdict
for plaintiffs for 500 O8 damages and their
costs. Dea7itt and Randall & Durant for
plaintiffs. Dillingham; & Son and Clough y
Palmer for defendant
No. l04. II. n Kent Murray Buck
Action Of trover to recover the value Of a
horse which the plaintiff sold to one Perley,
in 1865, for $3.50, taking therefore said Per
lcy's note Tor the same, reserving a lein in
the sale Of the horse to secure the paymen
Of the note, memorandum Of said lein being
attached to the note Said Perley after
wards sold this horse to the defendant, Muir
ray Buck, with the understanding that there
was lem upon the horse and that said note
was then unpaid that some time in Janua-
~, 1860, the plaintiff found the said horse
under the hotel shed at Worcester, bleeding
profusely from the mouth, and Immediately
took charge Of the horse. took the horse TO
bis barn. and took measures to stop the
bleeding, which was finally done that the
plaintiff objected to the driving Of the horse
that day and offered to carry the defendant
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yielded and he defendant took the horse and
-b,- tbis aoCe,d,n+ Mai tLa hor.o fir tba
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PENDANT
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
Vermont Central r. Il. Line
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Monday, July "a, 1871.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.

Leave Moutpeliers So an. . n and IO05 pm.
Mail Train leaves osdrn-hu,g at 600 p.nI;, - Al
and Bellows Fans with trans Tor Boston. Worcester,
&c, and White RIVER Junction with trains on Pas
sew YorS: At Grout's Corner Tor New London.
nav Express leaves Montreal a. 800 -. Johns,
At 1929 am O1ieH-burs a 30 am, attsbnrgh al
69l sul., Mooers Junction al 1910 am, Adams Al
40 p m, arriving Bs<tos Lowell al 10 30 pm.
NIeht Express caves osdeusburg AT 100 pm ,Flstts-
hIr. Is pm Mooer's Junction $50 pm, Mon,Teal at
pm, -. Johns az sos p.mSt Adams 81 100 Q m,
D trains Boston nd Worcester. &c, arriving IN
BOSTON $40 am South Vernon with trains tor
1850 pm.
TRAiSs GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier 3.2s and $50 am, and 3-32 and
pav EXPRESS leaves BOSTON via Lowell az 500 am.
Tiov At 731 a-m Rutland at 2I0 PM. Tor Burlington
81 Aihan~, Montreal &c arriving an MONTREAL al SuO
.n and t.teu~hurZ ~ - 20 am, making CONNECTIONS
Mail Ttaiu f,r Rnrliuaou and 81 Albans leaves Bos
tom VIA Lowell IL 200 wa Lawrence aud Ftoh
Come an 925 an. soutn Venom AT 10 90 am. Bel
lows FAILS 1915 pm, White RIVER Junction - PIN
arriving in s.. AibsnS ~ $50 pm, Mont. y pm.
Trains le B"~to" va Fttchhurch AZ 10 am anto
Acco-rnrtatsu r.f l-s4es Nar.ufe'd az : IS m,
Rutland az 81 a.ir. HurlIE-tou al 30 m, st AZ
bans al 1910 pn., arriving ugdeosbuTg, al so pm
Night Express leaves G.oIt's corner at 200 pm.
com 81 cut RIVER Rtifrosd, leaving New YORK al
500 ar. Springfield s; pm. Bellows Fails il-2I
I'm. connecting vj-h Cheshire Railroad
leaving Boston az $50 p Getting al White kIvel
junction with train leaving Boston al 600 pm, toi
treal az 900 am, -ltUsbursH lI.4a an and m
OgdenShursh. al I2.35 pm. connecting with Grand
Trunk Railway ana Steamer Tor The West.
sleeping Cars attached THE night Express Train
roaming between Mo-trsal and Boston, and Ao-t1ea|
+ and Spring cid, and - a ibuuS sud Ir'v-
Moltfeal and Boston.
Q. MERRILL, Ge,,I superintendent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27

boy relieved of $500, From George Spen-
GERS bedroom, they obtained gold watch
AID chain value about one u ed dol airs.
Mr.. Spencer had in the same room cOnsld-
cradle sum of money, but he had put 1t IN
ia place of safety as usual before retiring, 1t
was not found by the robbers. From Arte-
mas Ward they secured $50, and from Pat
rick McDced $50. The Herald says 1T seems
almost impossible that SO many houses should
be entered, so many occupied bedrooms
should be visited the same night and not a
single one of the occupants disturbed in the
least during the operation, unless chlorotorm
or some other similar article should be used
/ TO produce Inconsistencies, but the fact OF
its accom- plIshment has been demonstrated
and with no probability or suspicious OF the
use of chlorolorm, except in single instance
at Poultney.
wNDHAW COUNTY.
Timothy Sullivan, while at work on the
new paper mill at Bellows Falls, last week,
had one of his legs badly broken by timber
falling on it.
/ y fight occurred in George Woods oyster
saloon at Bellows Falls, between Charles &.
Arnold and couple of Irishnen. The lat
ter were fined, one s. and costs and the
other SO and costs.
The Windham Agricultural County Fair
VIII be held at Fayetteville, instead OF II
mington as heretofore announced.
d. 5. Pratt of Brattlcboro, took a herd O.
y head of Durham cattle to the New Eng
land Fair at Lowell, and carried away tuul
first, TWO second and three thlrj prizes. Con
noisseurs Of thorous bred tyck visit Mr.
Pratt's farm fro all parts Of the country
TO see his herd,
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The wooden mills at Ludlow are to suspend
their OF rations for a short time in order o.
make some necessary repairs g. w Hard
ing Co, the proprietors, do a large busi
ness and give employment 10 a large mum
Der of hands.
A resident Of Chester, named Earle. VIII,
has two wives living, was arrested on
/ Wednesday, for the seduction of youn.
French girl, and has given s. 900 bonds ~
his appearance at court
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27

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residence On School Street. Nearly forty
invited guests were present. Many and
valuable presents were made. among which
We notice a silver cake-basket, ladle and pie
knife presented bv Woodstock friends and
bv Mortified friends a silver tea set-siz
riccc--burter-dish, spo3n-ho'der, napkin
ring aud lruit-kuile, and last but not least IN
novelty. eight silver half dollars and one
silver dollar presented by five lady friends
The presentation speech was made y Tfo.'
= ~ bradford ana ~ non = ~ p''i5sI
'.r' ID -i'eeIH ~ i'''. = - 10y
d. \ Il. Gilbert II NontpeIier. and sup
uIemcntiu, al. sweet music from our silver
Cornet Band. An excellent repast was fur
nisled consisting of :. all the dclicacics of the
season. gotten az in a manner that certified
unrnista<abIv IL Mrs Carr0u's culinary
skill 1t YVES emphatically 80 a feast Of good
thing.
The Base Ball gtme Id Mortified between
the siaze5nia- and the y Us IN tue fore
noon Of Saturday resulted in the victory 81
the latter bv a Sc re If 3 to %, and in the
afternoon between the Masconia'5 and the ST
Adams for the ampi0nship OF the States 0t
New Hampshire and Vermont the game was
won By the latter club BY score Of q to
80.
,.-....-..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27
leni, VidI. Wei.
game, Saw, Conquered.


33 AR5' EXP SRIENCE BOSTON
bs. +. MORRILL,, at No. 3 BulHnch street near
Tue revere House. Boston, Is by far the oldest and
NOS experienced praclicng specialist in the city
ne'yne an competition, he is ready to guarantee
cure IA every cas-. His iufabie remedies especially
mos Tor sexual aud nervous disorders, uurivaed
lE mol only cure, hut preCeat diseases, aad
ana power ~ The whole system restoring the eufeehrd
lnp"irnt, cP1gies AMI NEeiched tn heaith >trens r.
'e@ly tnd viv1citv, with every assurance L0Rg life
ana Happiness before He has bun7reds testi-
m"hla's showing tie opportunity of his hod
tetih vt over q uthe's- Call ard them. lie
c"rfsf not Uro,TGcfs U"8r Fidelity. privacy ana
despatch HFe ms notices. His PoCKET MEDICAL hD-
WISER M' be sent Ia any address receipt ct - cents
iH3 " aud enlarged edition oi tO) pages containing
ever I'hs man o. man ought know about q
we" ih=fr medical ~ -tmsnt under all CirCum-
stances 20 tiSe1>e accident irdi>cretjon, NOW
p"oi-H-i aud ready Tor de very. Price $500
/ la VT pFars l.y m1iI.
n Il. Persons distance can be treated efica-
c"SI5 Toy al delicate complaints by ating their
thd enclosing consultation OF dollars Prompt
ah-F't-- with medical opinions and advice will be
sent ' 30 cerrespo naeuts. cure ia all eases 81 Glse
from one To ten years st1ndine, warranted wilhr
Twelve i7Ns personal application BE careiul 20 sd
dress TEE MORRILL, MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No
BULFINcu -rREzr Rosro~ Ms once oner
. rom o'clock A n. until . Z NJ. (sSyI)
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27

we desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
liable for its news from all parts of Vermont,
nd Ourfriends in different parts ofthe State, es
scIaIlvin Washington, Orange and LamoiIle Coun
es. viii confer great favor upon and
saders by sending US local intelligence. Give us
facts and we viii arrange them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27

DR.. BRYANr, the public b-neiactor, mas
closed his engagements at Montpelier and
Marshfeld, and viii open rooms at Waits
field to-day, where he will rcmaiq till Oct
Sth and then return to New York city.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27
4 4'.::. IS Al J ! ESI!IlIIT3

BY On +. " 40 II . r-t5N II = K =.
strangely fascin7tirg powerfully written and thor
uu1hly Iaiiab}e hook. From a stand point and
upon sub ct ef vital and absorbing Interest. In
PAR Slowing the hrfoS or Tie baTbaTous sys'em OF
Trest o. prisons, and the advantages
OF tn system Teceutlv Elr2rsd others. 1ngeth-
with true and detailed account OF The malFTeat
and Crue lis prar'iced upon prisoners also,
shame f7Ced CT T-itIe- Il uale convicts. mutt
MES. murders, S-arvIusS, WHnpiRgs. hair breath
capes sketches and in"idaur narratives, pNfnres
shine and >h4da f>tr+tive of pTi- on life. WCit
tn by "a Convict. i'm Convict's Cell In
one vof 81 pages over 81 liant eugravingS, made
expressly Tor rhl> book * sample sample illus
tr-tlauS, SEM on app finn-or, bound prospectus,
for - cents. e. F. VENT, Cincinnati, New York and
Chicago eM36E4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27
Farm for Sale!

'gy!E Subscriber otter tor sale the Homestead farm Of
j. W. ] Eompscn, sece7sed. situated Berlin =
tatie~'eloe Nuutpe er Village. and about mile
he z H. fJuurto-I station said has hun Ia
lusS. runnl"s water. apple ana sugar orchards
ttUS about - OF land. 10 ot inervale "a high
SAFE OF cultivation, about ~ wooded the remainder
pasture and upland ul age. situation pheasant and
convenient for ate riding the schools in Montpelier.
Come and with crops It. viii be sold
at loN figure before Nov LIST. up the estate
Enquire 81 J. g.. Ene.-, Montpelier. ct the Sub
scrlher 40 paDvtile. e.. ". THOMPSON. Adm r.
September e. 1871 r3-u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27
I eTnOnt news.
ADDISON COUNTY.

At the Vergennes market butter came re-
luctantly on Saturday, but a good day
trade resulted at % to 3 cents per pound
On Tuesday, 1870 pounds of butter, and
3 ,J92 pounds Of cheese were shipped from
the depot. Potatoes command forty cents
per bushel
The tenth annual fair of the Orwell Far
mers' club viii he held in that town
Wednesday, oct 4th- 1t is expected that
some Of the finest stock horses in the county
of Addison VIII be present
In Salisbury, recently, a staging gave way
on which were four men who tad been sla-
ting the house. precipitating the men 10 the
ground, some - feet, injurIng two Of them
slightly. 1t was a lucky ,scape from seri-
Gus resuIts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27
Ia1aood W o1lanhood, &
Nervous Diseases,
No. 4 Bulfncb Street. Boston,


0a. ". H. PARKER. Assistant Physician
Medical sue0 ledge Tor everybody. a5G.C0J ruuis
saft fu tHo. wears.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27

Two beautiful Circlssau ladies are az
White Sulphur Springs, Va. the c3mpan-
ions ot q French family. Tacv DO nor wear
chisu3ns. hHt have natural locks enough t.
tit out halt dozen ordinary bellies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21
REWARDS.

Ms REwARD.-LOST, ON MONDAY TIE 18TH IN
0C going from 10 East Thirtch street. through Fourth
Avenue Ia va Sleeve with Unyx Sleeve Button attached.
Whoever vii return the 10 a East ssse
vItil receive Ihe above rNwarts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A GENTLEMANs ROAD HORsE-ONE OF THE
"A nnsss In this city. mshogsny bay. lbA high. very
ncss In copdn,on no record; sold ~ bargain. ow
going thu country. Inquire In fufnshog sore, Earo's
Hotel al Canal streoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

without phaeton. Rookaway, Harness. Blankets 40 Ad
drcss box lJ7 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21

DOoLs SOLD At THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB
i Restaurant lS Broadway, corner OF Twenty.eghth
sse the 90 purse and FREQ for all horses NJ Beacon
Park Boston also bal match OF the ulympcs of Wash
iugton, and ha.uas r. b. JOHNSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21

0OnO REWARD-FOR THE RECOVERY OF FOUR
DAUU Cases Of Dsy Goods stoe from truck the
Of Barclay Broadway about O'Clock Monday
Juno l9. The Abovo reward will be paid BY BERNARD
ROONEY, rs Lispenard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21

ENRANCIS BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP. HAS ALL THE
choice breeis OF Dogs Buffers Infaiibc Mango Cure
Flea Eaternnaor, 5tc; Buffers new WORK, $a. Dos
boarded, trained, &c. Med:cin for AL diseases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21
MILI.INERY AND DREssMAKH

VNHOLESALE PRICEs-LINKN SUITS AT BRODIB'a
w 81 Union square, up stairs.
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY or OuBA-MAY 60
y lSs4 erew I SSo. .coo gold Kentucky. g ass BE- Soa
cicuiars by addressing BAILEY CO. tod established
orlce), ia Br0adwsy.
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f,AUTIoN.--sroLEN, BY A BOY. IS YEARS OLD.
Hen1s proprietor OF Central Avenue Hotel Central
nue. above Macomb's dam bridge, very large Siberian
o s Ss 20 cone ono
cerning the same.
n OsT-J UNE ~, AT JEROMk PARK, A sEMLTRANs-
IL parcn Cane. monogram 90 =. O." on handle. Any
returning Ito 29 Front strset Will receive suitable re
ward.
IL finder BY addressing box 26 Post tho
owner and be suitably rewarded.
usT-GoLp LoCKET. WITH cHILD's PICTURE, ON
IL Tuesday, June 90 between Stewards and hacy's, via
Eleventh street and sixth Avenue liberal reward 10
+ OsT-JUNk 20. RLTw ZEN TwENTY SECOND AND
IL Am streets. Diamond stub ~ c.rats. $50 Will be
paid to the finder on Ssc ttHsisxxs
+ osr-oN THE BoULEvARDs, IN OR ABOUT
IL Eighty sixth street, brown Hor.e black name and
ia, black legs abou, yes DID, N1 hands high part
Peppards livery stable ~ Mercer street.
r osT-IN GOING FROM TnE OFFiCE OF JAY
- Cooke A Co 70 Metropolitan National Bank, check
G S,wn X Dr.,s roa S
BEEN sSS"sH ssoppsS 'BKExsI WINTHROP CO.. iswsIis
NEW York, juno 20 1871.
T osT OR STOLEN, ON NAY Is, 1871, FROM THE
Reading Company Stock Certificates, VIII
No. 1854 No 12b65. No. l2.tS5
Fqr % ;harss ,h1s FoTs share; rSs i.ssrs ss,a
For ~ shares For ~ shares. For behareh
Trsnsfer OF same has besn stopped.
j. w. CUNNINGHAM BRO. IL wall street.
CTOLEN--FR0M THE BATTERY, IL FOOT BOAT.
sboo Fly branded NJ Qusey tho conviction Of the
thief and liberal reward for the OF the boat
NJ oui1LKY, No estate strest
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc,
A FINE RYE OR BOURBON wHIsKEY AT - 50
n. per gallon; fine sherry and Port Wine, ~ 30 gallon
Scotch and Irish Whskey, Holland Gin and Jamaica Rum
IS gallon. All warranted pure. WILLIAM M GILES,
lss sixth avenue. corner Ttffyesnth street.
II HENDERsON'S
IL. Family Liquor Cases,
Each case containing bottle OF
Old Pale Brandy, Holland Gin,
Old Rye WhIskey, Old Pale Sberry,
Fine Old Po1, O.d Bourbon.
Guaranteed pure and Of the vpry best quality
Price dollars
Sent py express O. q. r.. or Post once order.
II. HENDERSON, u Bsoad street, New Yosk.
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ELORIDA NOCKING BlRD6-A NICE GUANTITAT
(frst broodl SELL lvV Orchard street, first noor.
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Pow Of Fifth avenue ana Thirfourth street to James
McCrcary Co.'S, lhcIce Stewaris Pockebook,
tainng money memoranda keys supposed
lost yesterday TUESDAY afternoon aud O'Clock.
In fifth stage The above win be paid
questions asked return Of No. Wcs Thirty
fourth
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A-PERsOSs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. NE Insurance. companies, and who do not desire to
their policies absolute gao
sner value OF their policies by appying Vt Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
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REWARDS.

G1n REwARD.-LOST, JUNE 30. CHECK ON sECU-
YlU riiy Bank. OF D. D. Orrci, payable to Samuel r.
Taylor Finder VIII please return 10 DIMMICK PER-
RY, N9 Broadway. n. R-Paymsnt has been stopped
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-A.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.
"A. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES
KINTUCKY-KxTRA GLASS NO. 3ol JUNK 20. le71.
n, ~. II. IS. q, 81. So. 2S: So ., y, 90:
~. 70 g. n7. s4 ~, .. g; q, ~
xssTucKY-U2Ass NO: Ss.5Usr %, ISL.
%, %, 80. a, 81 st. 81. Il, 4, z, 6s, 80.
SIMMONS CD, Managers, Covngton, Ky.
rxI n. A posA
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IF THE ENTERPRISING KNuCK, WITH WHISPERS.
on the rear gia.form OF Bfoaway car No b. on mon.
nond Pin and Chain will nio.m whore and how get
II back, will pay tor Il than II q fani-
Iy relic s. SILSBEE, So Cedar street.
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DARrICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE TREAT.
Il meut Of diseases In Dozs-ManYe Cure, Flea
Powder icnes for ell dseGsea dogs cropped, trimmed
in the II. GAKDENEK So Thompson street,
ker and all dangerous discasea
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DINKERToN's NATIONAL DEFECTIVE AGENCY, 90
Exchsngs place. New York. with branch office. IN Pnia.
depha Chicago, and correspondents IN other Cities 10 nj
all times amply prepared to ransAo, kind of legitimate
detective buSiness
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FOR sALE-A PAIR OF WE'LL TRAINED GOATS,
a. with Wagon aud Harness. Aipy At stable, IS East
FOIty-ffst street.
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NNUAL REGATTA OF TnE NEW YORK YACHT
"A Club Thursday, June a2.-The splendid -soin
steamer ELIZA BAEooX, Captain L. W. Burns VIII leave
A. NJ; bier 4 North river 80 and Fulton street, Brooklyn,
Ct 10 A. n. Tickets for the excursion, 81.
JOHN A. POST. Superintendent.