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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.

On and after SUNDAY, 25th December
1870, THREE DAILY TRAINS will be
run between Baltimore and Wheeling and
Farkcrsburg, AS follows:
The Mail Train will leave Baltimore
daily (cXccp: Sundays at 8 A. NJ; return,
img will arrive at Baltimore at sos 7. NJ
This train connects with Strasburg and
I!arrS0nburG
The Fast Line will leave daily at 40J
p. NJ returning will arrive at Baltimore
At o A. NJ.
The Cincinnati Express will leave Balti-
more at $40 p. NJ; returning will arrive at
Baltimore at 10 p. NJ.
The Winchester Accommodation will
leave at A;lo p. NJ; returning will arrive a,
Baltimore al 1910 A. NJ.
The Mount Airy Accommodation will
leave at p. NJ; returning will arrive at Bal,
imorc at 500 A. Nj.
The Elicotfs Mills Train will leave at
dH0 p. NJ; returning will arrive at Balti,
more at 3;2O F. NJ.
For HhGERsTOwN AND FREDERICK.
Leave nj s AN. and 4l0 p. NJ; returning
will arrive at Lao A. VI. and 800 T. Nj.
FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave at g A. NJ and 4l0 p. NJ return
inG will arrive at 1910 A. NJ. and sos
p. X.
FOR WASHINGTON.
leave at 1:20, 5:GS, :, $50 and 1870 A.
NJ, and 2, $50, l:45, $50 and 0:45 L. NJ.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Ca-1c at $40, s and 925 A. NJ, and 1915
3, go, $40, G;.i5, ,:45 and 8 p. NJ.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
LcGTc Baltimore at" : and 1880 A. NJ,
and l:.I1 p. NJ; leave Washington at G:45
and 9:i5 4. NJ, and 40 p. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS, wA~lIINGTON DIVISION.
Leave Baltimore at 400, sos and $50 A.
". ard iAJ and 90 =. NJ.
leave Washington at s a. NJ, and 3,
so, .:33j and 8 =. NJ.
Tickets can be purchased at the Office,
10. ll9 " EST BALTIMORE STREET,
corner Of Calvert, where orders can be left
for baggage to be called for, and which will
* checked at persons residence.
For further information, Tickets of every
kind, &c, apply to }. I. ENGLAND,
Agent, Camden Station, or at the Ticket
Office. JOHN l.. " lLSON,
Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ COLE,
mar Aft General Ticket Agent.
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NFFEnS his professional services to
" the citizens of McchanicstoWn and
vicinity.
He pays special attention to the treat
mcnt of Chronic Disease, Liver Complaint,
Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Sore Eyes, SC, &c
lie llsy be found when Ict absent on a
visit to his patients, at Gu.Ds' Drug Store.
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,E'Eass g1E1 ,E'g'NS EzGTEil1.
Board 3i.SO Per Cav.
Corner Of Pratt and Paca streets,
BALTIMORE, MD.

Corner Of Pratt and Puca streets,
BALTIMORE, MD.
TNllE undersigned having leased ik1Ss
L. the we'll known Hotel known AiiiiI
as the THREE TUNS HOTEL, ait- FNliu
uatcd on the southwest corner Of Pratt and
P0ca streets, Baltimore and having thor
oughly renovated and newly refurnished
said Hotel is NOW OPEN for the rccep-
ton Of guests. He hopes, by his long eX-
pcrience and strict attention to business, to
meet with a liberal share Of patronage. His
Bar will be stocked with the choicest
Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
Is Board per day, $50. Permanent
Boardcrs taken at reasonable terms.
N. b. HARDING, Proprietor,
formerly of United States Hotel, Fred'k;
late Revere House, Cumberland.
mari If
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Executors Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
IN scribcr has obtained from the Or
phan's Court of Frederick County letters OF
Administration on the personal estate of
LEWIS ELDER,
ato of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased; are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with vouchers thereof, on or before
the Goth day of September, 1871, they may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from
the benefit of said estate. Those indebted
to the deceased are desired to make imme-
diate payment.
JOSEPH Z. ELDER,
mar 1S-4w Executor.
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SEED POTATOES.

TUST received a very fine lot of Northern
- Seed Potatoes at the Agricultural and
Seed Store of STEWA d. PRICE, Fred
crick, Md.
Early Rose, Early Goodrich, Monitors,
Maine Carriers Nova Scotia MERGERS, white
Peach Blow, &c.
Also, very fine article of Hungarian
Grass Seed, which brings hay crop the
first season. mari l-tf
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IDr. George vi. Zimmerman

his thanks to his fellow citi'
L zcns of Mechanicstown and vicinity
for the lucrative practice they have extend
ed to him during his residence in this place,
He still continues to practice his profession.
and will give prompt attention to the calls
of patients.
Ills DRUG STORE continues to be well
supplied with the choicest, freshest and best
Medicines used in the healing art. He has
everything on hand usually kept in well
regulated Apothccarv. mar4-tf
Dr. Fohrncy's celebrated Blood Cleanser
for sale as above.
1.-THE EAGLE PERMITS LITTLE
BIRDS TO SING"
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Sc. JDSEpAa'S .AdiDENY
Young L4DIES,
Conducted by the Sisters OF Chart!

- / -Nt nv I/IL'N,
Conducted by the Sisters OF Charity
NEAR EMMITTsBuRG,
FREDLRICE COINTT, MD.
TTlliN Institution is pleasantly situated
L in Il healthy and picturesque part of
Frederick county, Md, half II mile from
F!Inniit,burg, and two miles from Mount
st. Mary's College. 1t was commenced in
1859, and incorporated by the Legislature
OF Maryland in 1916 The buildings are
convenient and spacious.
The Academic Year is divided into two
sessions of five months each.
Board and Tuition per Academic Year, in
rluding Bed and Bedding, Washing,
Icnding and Doctors Fee, $2i4
i. ?. for each Session, payable in adj
vance, l4O
ALI. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic Year is divided into two
Sessions of five months each, beginning
respectively on the 2Sth of August and the
&G,h Of January.
Letters Of inquiry directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
ST. Joseph's Academy,
mar Aft Emmttsburg
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Photographic Gallery.

TIIE undersigned has recently fitted up
l. Photographic Gallery in Mcchan-
icstown, between Mr.. G. II. Johnson's
store and Dr. Zimmerman Office, on Wa
ter street, and is now prepared to take
Pictures of Families and Individuals
in the latest style of the Photographic
Art. lie has the most improved apparatus
for taking a good likeness, and whether
the sun shines, or cloudy weather, makes
no difference in obtaining perfect sketch
of the features, form and pressure of the
family group or individual.
The charge ariU be moderate end salts
faction guaranteed.
The public arc respectfully invited to call
and examine his Cards and Photographs,
and judge for themselves.
marriott JOSEPH BAKER.
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SIGN or THE BIG STACK
1T THE FLAMING Mill.

Before proceeding with Il list Of the DIFF
fcrcnt kinds and grades of Lumber NhiIl
we propose TO offer to the public, q few re
marks may he applicable, if necessary.
In the first place, We t~cl il our right C
request our share Of public patronage
more than our share we do not ask.
Sccondly-Wc do not 1n0tt@ to under
sell any one, or to sell a better quality iol
the same money, but we rely entirely upon
our own merits, and leave the COMPARE
TIVE WORTH Of our merchandise subject
to III" Judgment Of tn" public.
Thirdy-That we have ONE AND But
ONE PRICE for the same kind and quality
of lumber may b" depended upon, except
ing of course when larger bills are pur
chased a reduction will be made.
The following is Il list of our stock, anC
it may be relied upon with absolute Ger
lainty that at all times each kind and quail
~ below mentioned can he found in our
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THOMPSON REDMON,
Qately from Frederick city).

Qately from Frcdcrick city,,
TAS opened q BARBER SHOP on
IL Water street, Mcchaniestown, in the
store room formerly occupied by W. Della
plane, where he is prepared to display the
tonsorial art in
HAIR .CUTITNG If STA WING
AND SUAMPOONING
in first-class style. He invites the public
to give him Il call.
Hair and Whskers dycd on reasonable
terLs, Boot Backing also attended to.
eSg~Shop open at all hours during the
Gay and evening. mar-4tf
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JORAVIAN SEMINARY for Young
vi Ladies' Linden Hail. Founded
1904. 1t is most important for parents to
know where they can get the best English
Education and instruction in Music, Draw
ing, Painting, German, French and Wax
for their daughters. This institution has
been in successful operation for more than
three quarters of Il century, and nearly
four thousand Young Ladies have been
educated here Please address for Circu-
lar, with all information.
Rev. EUGENE A. FREAUFF,
Principal Litiz, Lancaster county, Pa.
State that YOU saw the advertisement in
thc Cat0cttn Clarion. mar. 25-6 mo
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RUFUS III. yVHLCasNON,

GROCER AND TEA DEALER,
Corner Market and South streets, at Dcrr's
old stand, IIallerstown Hill,
FRE'DERICK CITY, Md,
A LWAYS keeps on hand the best sup
"a ply of
Liquors and Groceries
to be had in Frederick. Persons visiting
the city would do well to give him a call
before purchasing elsewhere. Those who
purchase once never fail to call again.
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BENZ. E.. EHEKseea2,

Wagon Maker, Sprlns wagon anu
Shovel Manufsct0rer,
one mile from Nechanics!oun Depot, on the
rottd lcadt'.g to tie Furnace,
S now prepared to execute all orders in
| his line al the shortest notice. He al
ways keeps the best material on bend, and
his workmanship will be Of the best quail
ty. lie invites the public to give him
cell. He is also prepared to repair wagons
and other vehicles in the best manner.
rnHrt.1f
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Il. COURTNEY & BRO.
FAMILY cROCERS,
Wine Dealers and Importers of Cigars.

WYE offer our large and well selected
w stock at the very lowest prices.
Country dealers supplied on liberal
terms, and orders promptly filled.
We invite share of the public custom.
cY-Our Cigars are of an extra superior
quality. r. COURTNEY Il BRO,
corner of Charles and Fayette SITS,
mar11-tf Baltimore, Md.
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House Furnishing Goods.
At VAN 3. OSLER'S
IINWARE AND FURNL-
TURE ROOMS.

IURE ROOMS.
THE STOVE DEPARTMENT
is complete, and includes the celebrated
EXCELSIOR COOKING STOVE,
and other styles.
A large assortment of
Cottage Be1steads, Mattresses, Chamber
Sets, CHARS, and other Furniture,
which will be sold at city prices.
Wooden Wares,
of all kinds, constantly on hand
l have a full assortment Of custom-made
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
and all other ware belonging to we'll
furnished store Of this kind, of my own
manufacture, which will sell at the low
est cash price.
Roofing, Spouting and Jobbing
promptly executed in the most satisfactory
manner. VAN b. OSLER,
mar11-tf Mechanicstown, Nd.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
IN MECHANI CSTO w N.

IN ECHANIC STO w N.
TVHE undersigned has several HOUSES
AND LOTS for sale, in a desirable
part of the town, either for business or pri-
vate residences, which will be sold on ac-
commodating terms. Persons wishing to
purchase will call on, or address, the sub
scribcr on the subject
GEO. M. ZIMMERMAN,
mar4-tf Mcchanicstown, Md.
IThc Examiner and Citizen, Frederick,
and Sentinel, Westminster, will insert the
above three times, and send bill to the sub
ecriber for collection.
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r O 3 a C C O.,
OBESE he VEi!

NEW .STORE AND NEW GOODS.
HNIIE subscriber has just opened new
Store, situated on the old Mechanics
town Road leading to Emmitt>burg, one
mile Southwest Of Mt st. Mary's College,
and three miles from Emmittshurg. He
has Just received fine and large assert
mont of
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Dr. William White

CONTINUES to practice his profession
" in Mcchanicstown and vicinity. lie
offers his professional services to his
friends and the public. When not absent
be may be found at his residence Main
street. mar4tt
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- UpGnsw are

BOOTS A n D S II o Els,
and will in few days receive a lot o,
GROCERIES, which he viii sell ON llhera
1erms-thc very lowest figure. ne res
pcctfully solicits share of the public pat
ronage. RllllARD " loOl-L'
april 1-1w*
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BRICK FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, residing in the corpora
l. ton of Mechanicstown, has for sale
l4O, 900 Superior Kiln Dried
Brick,
suitable for building and repairing pur-
poses, which he will sell on liberal terms,
and deliver them, if necessary, in any part
of the town.
He also has a THREE HORSE TEAM
to accommodate his customers with HAUL
ING all through the spring and summer, at
the shortest notice.
gy" Residence this side of Hunting
Creek Forge, where he may at all times be
found.
mar11-tf JOHN A. FLEAGEL.
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LUMBER \ ARD.

WHITE PINE INCH BOARDS,
Regular (l2 inch) and Irregular widths;
IT, II and inch WHITE PINE PLANK:
of the above we have three qualities each.
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whose entrance into sick room must be as re-
freshing al fresh breath Of pure air.
Thomas Gould's Cleopatra.

BURLINGTON, Vt. Jan. 20, 1871.
The Daily .fdrerfiser brought TO me the
other day, here in Laketown, what was glad to
see, viz, bit of notice by Mr.. Jsryes Of
Thomas Gould's Cleopatra" I had special
pleasure in Florence, a year ago, in seeing it
once and again At the artists stu4io, just outside
the Roman Gate It pleased me greatly in itself,
and also in the promise thought found in it
that our American sculpture might have yet
sons ing to say for itself, where il is now
much lacking, in the way of fnely-felt senti-
ment and finely penetrstive Imagination. Mr..
Jaryes is udicious snd right in his notice Of this
admirable work What comes from his large
experience in art and critical study, comes with
weight But may be allowed little warmth
about this Boston work
She lies back in her chair, in 3 listless, Ian
guild way, looking ut under half-closed lids,
letting her robe slip away from her high, full
bosom, and her rippled hair to loose and flow
down, planting one foot before and dragging the
other lazly, instep down, along the polished
pavement Fine aud delicate, Indifferent, pam
pered, iusolent, yet she gives you a sense Of
passion and spring in her, ike tiger's 5, and Of
a suttety like tina; more subtle than any
bcss; Of the felt'' What Antony calls her,
" serpent Of the old Nile. she is euper-subtlc,
facile and winding, 1.-THE in temper and form,
quick, fascinating, - a creature Of infinite va
uety." But her variety has no element nor
part Of truth in IL Selfish and full of Hiles and
lies she is even AS she sits here, seeming sil
sleep, laziness, and asking to drink Mandragora,
yet wl;chful, alert, on The instant 70 spring OF,
on the touch. to FIRE into passion. lnsoleut
with self and ful, OF lies-of lies apparent and
detected oo,-she is an incredible and resstess
f1sc.uator of men, and Of the strongest o. men,
the C.csars and Antonys
Shakespeare has made his Cleopatra go that no
statuary can wholly fashion her in marble. But
this seductive, false. Irresistible woman comes
somewhere near his wonderful creation. And
that this is so is to the honor Of the sculptor,
who has caugh; 50 much Of the great poets
Imagination and fixed 1t in flrn Of beauty
Cor. boston -4ivsrtiscr.
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dissolute. Emigrated to this country, and con-
nectei himself with a theatrical company in
chicago. HIS habits got the mastery Of him,
and fell to Sluos the lowest depths Of dissolute-
ness. In state bor.ering on desperation he
wandered about the streets, and one evening
pTogideutiaily entered a church where a revival
was going on. He mind was ai7erted to the
subject Of religion, and his conversion was sup
posed to be thorough by leading Christian
minds, after which he commenced studying for
the ministry, snd preached two years at Wes-
thersfield, III. \ great deal Of confidence vas
rep0sed in him there till toward the end Of his
stay. Afer leaving Wea;hersfeli, he preached
in one or two other places for time, then
Joined the Epis ,opal church, and studied with
design TO take orders in the church. In August
last, being commissioned By friend 10 borrow
some money for him On secuities which he fur
nishei him, he forgot 10 return it, forgot he
had family, sud fOrgo, to let any Of his friends
know ofhis whereabouts His family moved to
Iowa after he abandoned them
A large number Of forged letters and recon-
menlatious have been found since his depart
ure from johnson, and he may safely be put rs
an arraut imp9s;er. lie is small man with
long black hair, chin wiiskers and mous'aehe,
sometimes wears glasses, and looks and acts
ike Jew.
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TIE SUBURBs or JERUsALrM.-We leave
the city, says writer in Al The Year RO1ind,
by the Damascus gate, winch is close to cur
hotel, and slirting its walls. traverse the
road oyerhanging the Valley Of Ilinnom, and
50, past she modern English burial ground
and the Potter's Field, we are soon on the
main road to Hebron. he sun gains power
every minute, and the lizards and chame-
Icons are darting rapidly in and out Of the
stones exposed 70 its rays. On the bank
rising from the opposite side Of Hinnom
stands a row Of neat modern dwellings. which
would net look out Of place in the neighbor-
hood OF Battersea. They are the new aims
houses erected by Sir Moses Montefore for
INDECENT Jews, and are all occupied. But.
as was our inyariable experience in Jerusa-
lem and its vicinity, the real ami spocryphal
traditions crowd upon US 30 quickly, that we
have difficulty in mastering the exteTnals of
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During the winter of 1859, Harry At NJ
Of Baltimore, while acting in the capacitv os
commercial tourist, i. C.. drummer, visited
Wilmington. y. C., and stopped at one Of
the tirst-class hotels At the breakfast table
De gave an elaborate order 10 the waiter, and
included in it =. two soft boiled eggs. sam
Do went off to the kitchen. but soon returned
and asked. Mass Boss. did you want
dem eggs scrambled" No" sand Barry.
E. want them soft blilcd' d" al right;
sar, '' and off be trotted again. In lew mo-
ments he loomed in again, and remarked in
a most persuasive tone, '- Mass Boss. You
better have dem eggs scrambled. - WHAT
the ID do yoa mean ?'' roared Harry.
a. Wei" said Sambo. " Mass Boss I'll tel
YOU dem eggs amt very fresh, and they
look better scrambled" Harry cancelled
the order for hen fruit in toto.
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- Rutland Hsi tar tie past i-0
a-s ait bari caai.'' Is has co1tc1 FED r',h
aai ln ''r'ss-n- litigation as W.i as
w-.- losses - -s0.s il2- l-vc swept away rs
H70r -7t n moment H ben Govern lr
Page et-.-i rs -'i-e is d manager BE i3ud I
t iaa sal c.-it n. Do tl- been ma1aeei ami
esi'e- .r ..1e-1 interest, aa'iae n3 SYM
f'.a- With y ..a.a-. On A.7 ss-nuplun ot BIS
c--r.. O. new era ia ait.rs was iutu-urs ., e
t7 Interest created, la- .l- silence n l.-
.eaa'V -i-e- T7 as "a successful tatne.er,
gave i l.ta ie insurance tAfi although e--
0-- ua-ret -e+ slrrouui.- ay
i1-lrl0rltif.e -.t1tl.tia7, +r- ta4t
a.tas'e success Fol.t crown his aho.s. Tho
-Htt 1 aI if relations 50 l- DO "a measure dem 'I-
fa7ri- i--"t'i.y -i-n N..l ett', 41l As '..5i
Ae ~ ae' VITA -.s Wai BE al
t.rr probe '.trs g. ihe a-iia am. dc
il- lHe fs. ana lay l.i plans
lts -.t he early a--a,-1.5i with
A'u m i1a direct op7-l,o1 ai the line COL Geo.
b. tt7rt., r-1ef't3l rt'.raii uifn- and TO-
s.--r 'H al7t ll01sst i.r ia' benefit .t me
clrpr ration a-A '-.s Immediate community.
They i-Fe r.el every enieaFor 60 u4se the in-
i'fe-i- u. ia GOOD ana i1c pie reciprocal,
and have proved eu-neai.r successful end caa
point ll the ..u' and 90 t0-aay 81. monument oi
tl-r ll-s t.mqlre Eat.sud when the road
came i-'. ,1 .. Gov Page and now,
AMI tH1 e7-.-nc lsa- hand. This ls the imma-
li1ta local rl-u., IN which ve have cause for
.-'.t.a ans h3aor 80 tae leading s9 .'ll
t- l- .t.a Us 'lf present pI sperltT-
Having c.-.-0. t1o .o-Hl r-su.is. c. ms
-lr- On tls Tots that bias been a-,9mplshei Tor
iae Ii-u.s interested ia i-s llanciA condition
u vas struggling between Tie anI death. and
jae -ls-se h-i become almost caron'c, when
Cow Page assumed its management. lts in
tea'eiaess was fully ---cer'a.nei, IT'S a.a'r- pat
10 form s1l shape me roai-pei ana furniture
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contrasting strangely with the dark valleys he
low Far away in the east we see the ocean,
under the rays of the rising sun, aud in the
west We catch dim outline Of Lake Champlsia,
while from the centre Of Maine Mount Ka-
tahdin rises in sight. A small amount of ex-
ercise makes one feel wearied in the rarifed air
OF d5OO feet elevation, so we return to the
house to rest and enjoy the warmth Of goot
coal fire. At night we are favored with brilliant
surorsi displays, forming an arch over the
heavens, and each day some new development
OF irostwork or landscape is before our eyes.
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The work Of white sSshing which Bsnan has
la5ored 80 hard to DO for Judas Iss,riot, and
Froude for Henry the Eighth. we hear is now
being attempted by an Italian author for Cath
crime de Meiieis. lie is said 10 be writing a
book which shall redeem his memory from the
obloquy which he thinks has 50 long sad 50 IN
justly surrounded it. and prove her to Azs been
one Of the best Of women.
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LuuuIc CoNgAr WIN Ntsrur -lfr.
r-,..--,.. - c-,,-. ..--.,. "
ceD"t Tie '"le' '- b i-is,iI' "-icn A' -'4
RAISED, and which was about two years O,I, and
ffs -.--r.- d. o., In ,ha c,.gu,y. D, Frii,y .e,sr-
,t.- 49,,
named Mrs Ei.A HUI. returning hcue from
q visit. found the d.r rc-ilrief the crate. ard
,.....ri .r....t.,-, ...., ,,..i ,l.,-t.., L.i
t-'oEn several stones at him, wren he took
refuge uader tie kitchen short t,me after
Mrs Uef vIi,o sss.stin, Mrs Tiror-oe,, in
,,rrvin, same thincs ~, Nh, bogss IN the
kitchen. saw that tine Ie- WITH stsaIfbv stems
WAS sdy,nc.p. ,o~sr3s her She sesiur s5e
oo.ll no. sto- the 8o- h,, Vol or Gesture ~
once -ren,rej 10 ia.rpd herself as aigb- y-,s
ir1n7.s;bi. As son As the do- xss re,1 her he
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-10

A CLINICAL blPosToR.-Tne Lanoille .Neirs-
dealer publishes the following:
Tie man who has been styling himself
Rev. C. I. Rivers, and preaching in the Congre-
rational church IN Johnson, for few weeks,
procured = team TO 60 to Morrisville or Stowe,
bat the owner thereof, after some time got
letter saying that the team was at Montpelier,
and could he had by going there after it, since
which time nothing bad been heard from the
imposter. 1t appeared efter be had fed that
there were several little bills remaining unpaid,
some Of which were FOR borrowed money
Other " indiscretions were reported, which
led to an investigation Of the gentleman's ante
ceieuts aud dsdUced p rather singular history
It appeas that his real nsme is Ryder that
he is Jew. and was educated for Kiooi IN
London, bet took 10 the stage snd became very