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PROGRAMME
OF THE
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE,
10 be held A Ihs First Baptist Chureh
of this city, on next Wednesday and
TbOrsday.-Rey. ). w. MarstOn. Gen.
eFal Gone ucdOr.
PROGRAMME


WEDEESDAY MORNING., s:SO-Devotional
tain sunday Schools, and Increase their
enioiency-Dr. s. Landrum and Rev. W.
Randolph, DID.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 1850 PRAYER
and singing Sunday School requisites:
Books, papers, black boards, maps, m usic.
tickets, etc Rev. \. W. Marston.-S:l5
Teachers meeting-importanee Of and how
to cOnduci tn m.
WEDNESDAY, NIGHT, 7-pevotional Exer-
eisss -7;Se, Class teaching or all grsdes, and
how best conducted-Rsv. W. K RAN
6olph.- Question Box-opened by 8 ".
MarstOn.
THURSDAY MORNING, $50 Devotional
ExercireS. 10. The Successful Sunday
school reReher-l. His preparation; z His
aim-ReV. w. Randolph, ID D.-l0.4s, The
Conversion Of C1tldren-praci icsl and iIo-
pOrtant.-ll 80, Question Box, and fVe min
ute speeches.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 2:S0- PravfnR
and Singing-AOdel sunday school es !.
son-Rev. q IL. $50, At the close, teachers
present Will be called upon 70 criticize the
exercises OF the model Sunday School
and explain their method OF presenting
the lesson.
THURSDAY NIGHT T-DevotionaI EKer.
cisess-5:e0, state and ABsociRtiOnal Sunday
School Organizations how best conducted
and Sustained, and by Whom-Rey. b, W.
port Of Committee on General Improve
ments In the sunday School, and closing
remarks.
So Ali Pastors. Teachers, Oftieers and
Friends OF sunday Schools are particularly
Invited 20 attend all the sessions. fee
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

EoRToN.-The friends and acquaintance
OF JOHN NORTON are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his residence on Ms in
street, on Wednesday morning. at nine
O'Clock
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NEW ADVsRrIsEMERTs.
MASONIC NOTICE

A SPECIAL communication Of De- q
n Soto Lodge. No. zee, win be heldKX
this (TUEsDAY) evening, February 9th, w
atS% o'clock, for work in the NJ. NJ. degree.
All ~. Ms are fratsrnally invited.
By order 4. O. WILLIAMSON, W. n.
lnl.nr .aar.
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HeH ADVERTISEMENTS.

MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
AND
MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorised by the Legislature ofthestats,
MONDAY MORNING. GLASS 6l, FEB. S, 1871.
30, 49, n, SO, IA, Al, Is, H. IS, 70, q ST. 15 81.
MONDAY EvEEne. GLASS 81, FEE. 5, lszL
21, rs, IS, IS, 81, so, Is, 80, II, Z, 90, "a.
Az SECOND STREET.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS BY TELEssApa,
Lszr THIRD PAGE ron GENERAL aErosr.I
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, February 5.-Floul
arm; superfine, IS rs; double extra,
81 so; treble extra, s. 90; choice. S9GIO
Oats dull $50. Bran, scarce at 81 rs, Hsv
has advanced; prime, $Sl OOG32 90. Pork
ls dull; mess Offering at SIS 50615 rs
Bacon firm st 7<G91z@I0@I0]<o New
sugar cured hams, l21161Sc. Lsrd, tierce,
9k@l0ci keg, l0x9lOHc. Sugar, inferior,
6A97kc; common, 7119Sc; fair te fully
fair, SSs@91zo; prime to strictly prime, 95k
9lOc. Molssses, receipts light prices
6rmer; inferior, 85c; common, ,S5c; oantri-
fugal, $685.; fair, 45@4Sc; prime to
strictly prime, 5O952c. Coffee firm at 2O@
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, February 5.-Stsrling
exchange, 1es; sight, e discount. Gold,
Ill.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, February 5.-Cotton is
held higher. Ssles, 45O0 bales, Good or.
dinary, 2lG211Se; low middling, 2lx@22c;
22H@22Hc Recsipts, "A, SIS
bales Exports-to Liverpool, 544S bales;
to New York, 2OSS bales. Stock, 25S, ,9IS
bales.
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First rChSncsrF COurt-.MOrsan, Chan
cekEoTs
The following decisions were rendered
yesterday: Hsrkresder vs. Kellsr; Brooks
vs. Gibson; Oliver VS. Mclean; Plummer
VS. Myers. The reading Of the evidence
in the cass Of Nelson vs. Trigg was fin-
ishod yesterday, after which Mr.. KOr-
trecbt argued ths case for plaintiff. The
argument Will be resumed this morning.
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NO TICKETS SOLD At THE DOOR
COHHITTEE ON PROCESSION.
+. W. ButtinghRus, n. KuehD,
F. LaviRne, Il. T. TomlinsOn,
John Fisher, John Heinrichs,
A. Loeb, Joe seligman,
- Those desiring to join the Procession
are requested to report to the above Com
mittee. or Mr.. JOS. sPECHT, before
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Q, sszE,
JOSEPH sPECHF, Chairman.
LOU, LEUBRIE, Treasurer.
LEW, WEXLER, Secretary. les
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LOgGE OF AD0PTHN

TSAIORE PIKE LODGE No I.-FULL q
Il attendance OF members requested atXH
Hal Of South Memphis Lodge on/N
TUESDAY evening. eeo. 9th, at X O'Clock.
fe5 J. Al. PErFIGREW, W: Master.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10

Considerable excitement prevails in rail-
road circles in Chicago, and many changes IN
management are going on. Among those
nam familiar in Vermont are John Z. Gault'
formerly Master CT Transportation for the
Vermont Central, who has resigned she sup
erintendcncy Oh the Chicago and Northwest
ern, and Marvin Ilughitt has hesn appointed
in his place. Mr.. lughItt was General
Supel intendent of the Pullman Car Company
for a few years. lie is well known ia tel
egraphIc circles vest, as a 'ormer operator
at small railroad station in this State lie
is one of the youngest raIIro ID superintend-
ents in the country, but has gained an envi-
able reputation. Mr.. Gault was a general
tavOrlte among his employees, and the cir
cumstances VIII ch IN tde it adv sable for hin
to follow the resignation Of John L Dunlap
and Perry Smith are deeply lamented by his
numerous friends, both employees and pat
rJDs. IL is rumored that Mr.. q tuIt will
assume charge of the Milwaukee and 81.
Paul Railroad at once. This roId is fast
becoming a successful rival of the Northwest
ern, and is now extending their line from
Milwaukee 10 Chicago, building along side
the Northwestern Charles Paine, anJth e.
Green Mountain boy. has b en- appointed
general superintendent OF the Lake Shore
ard Michigan Southern railroad, vice Mr..
Hatch resigned. Mr.. Paine IS well known
on the Vermont Central line Chicago Cor.
Free Press
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10
NJ y Il RI \ ES.

In lr shurgh, March 18th, by Rev. J. McDOna d
Mr. j I'm ID. KELLEY and Mrs. MARIE TIE A.
Fl-EICH x, both of Lowell.
In lrasburgh, March 18th by Rev. Mcdonald,
Mr. HONA u. JOHNSON of Albany and Miss
ARATHESA ROBBINS t CraNsbury.
In Barre at the Methodist parsonage, March 81
Nv Rev p Merrill. Mr.. EDMUND J. POOR OF
Berlin and VI - ASNIS VI. DICKEY of Orange.
IN Weston, Dec. ]. by Rev. :. r. Cushman, VI \ r
snail BROWN f Mid'lletown and HENRIETTA
BROWN Of Londonderry.
Also 10y the same, nj the same place, March :,
HENRY BARRETT and DlODEAlIA EVANS. both
Of tn>dale, y. IL.
Also 10y the same at the same place, March 18th,
FREDERICK PIPER AMI ELIZABETH NJ
WOOD. both If Weston.
In fiaiuheld, at the hotel. March o bv Rev J.
Ham ton, MIR. FRANCIS WOOSTER OF Niarshticld
and 4. Ell. \ VI. 'tA &C IF PItni-ll
In Cabot at the Methodist Parsonage, March 26th,
bv Rev. W. Isemis, Mr.. PliINEAS II. CARNEY
of Cabot and Miss SARAH +. UTLEY, Of Walden
IN Union Village, March - by Rev. j. :. Little
Mr. FRANK - BARTLETT Of Norwich and Miss
HATTIE CAMP Of Lyme, y. II.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10
The Enlarged and Revised Edition of
The " edical Adviser and
Guide to Hca tn,
BYFREDERICK MORnILL NJ

OF rue MORRILL, MEDICAL ms riTCTE, No
% Blu inch street, Boston, Mas. has been he
the publ since The ast f August last and has
ObabIy met ith Ian ger sa'e Tud more general
approval than aty other Medical " oTk designed
inStTn tiOn that has be ore been p.bl
in The Uni ed Stafes. Ire sui lsc Of phx steal
debility resulting from set abuse imp teHcv, sperma-
rIh1a, etc, in males early deci ne, fuor abus,
proapsus all guartes, eIc., with full aud
compe list o. remedies tor every d inclden
iema Of every are, neither maj rid sing e, with
sounssl and suggestions ad ped Ia hdItIop
THIS valu able and Interesting book over S95
pages sale at The Morrill, Medical Institute only
will be To address TeceipI Iht price
81. D0cToR MoRRfLL can be consuie a. all hcnrs
his once All dE eases OF a gen-i al or special
character. matter how severe how long stand
ing, with assurance Of ompt and speedy relief
All letters con hdenaliy regarded aud promptly
cred. oonsu tatIOn fee OF s. must accompany ali
letters soliciting mediCaI advice. Remember the ad-
- be AorrIll Medical Institute" No Bufnch
Street. Boston, Mass. ,S4vI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10
nox;d AIexandpr'S Will.

STATEnF VERMONT, In Pr bale Court, holden a
Randolph nisTBIor, - rTookheid IN said Dlstnel
or he = b cay OF "srch, A. u. l9'2
rII~AA l. TRACY. Executor q the last will and
T. IS ani- nj Of David Al KINDER late Of JHbbricge
IA a strict ecease mas Is appicauonto said q
tOr / Gene TO sell al Cf the real OF ST
a. a., d. reseutiPg that ssld sale, IN art Is Bece
sary he pay OF he debts ui said decreased and
va TIA N leuf alROt be 50 alone, vi Tout n tIT.
those iu- crested the N Alnd 2.
Wh-reupon j ORD, red nv laid Count test said
DIi-sIlou come under confederation aud be heard
tn l6 h day Of April A. u. 1871 al the PIObzt
s,f3cs in CHEESE AM II Il iurt4er ordered that al
persons in crested notified he cor by puolics ~
Of no ,lcst order thereon three week
,uccessiv l., the Green Noun ain Freeman, priR e.
in Mont ler b, fore said time of heasiuR Ihst tLss
may sp ear az said time sud place, ana If hey a.
cause. OH eIetO. By the Court.
El4E3 Atts-t-JOdN r. GIEAVELAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10

General II. II. Baxter and Hon. Frederick
lings among the new board of direc-
tors Of the Ptnlmt Railway Company.
Senator Trumbu ! says there is no iounda-
ton for Dispatch recently sent from Wash
IN ton stating that he would not be can
didate for President before the Cincinnati
Convention.
Let all who are disposed to growl at oul
too long delaying Spring be informed that
an old resident of Peoria, H., has informed
The Repiel0 Of that town that in 1922 he
reached what is now Chicago on the q th o
June, and that the frost was not then out o.
the ground. The next year, at the cor
responding date, the soil was frozen so hard
that gardening could not be begun. Here
10 another contribution to meteOrologIca
mysteries which we verify believe TO be I'M
lathomable, even by that mythical parsonage,
he oldest InhabI Jant.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10

Editorial Offices are so common NAT ~ b al
most tut.,-si Re tor tdf"r 70 eKrFe,E H. honsS
onniap at Re o. ert- any r'ire with az feir -ur
scted Of int esIsd olive. hi 'art Wever fha .
nor 'ster ~ from laying what think Of law af-
fton 10 The uedr4 T. winch orr attention HIS
reau reu Is dfrsCtsc. "a T'fer % Or. VA =
CALrpoREIA VIrEGAE RITTEE-- remedy - hrrh = tna
ms nav mo mare tan lies JI>f Than all the
other .dvetri 81 medic PIT luGehef. here seems
70 h. M question bout he UOt az - tnnH and
te awe propaTtIe while % s~a as- M great neg
awe NM ndst.on 81 containing TeIther 'lcoho
neral p i-on. II at % - SperIhc '"r lndtg-'
lion flt. 80 Ct1~',, ltnu, % com 'la inis
., nervous origin, n reason 90 ki oW; ard We
% good 'hst ss general 'nv'F-
GRANT gufa1iuE ?, tifyrnR icire, u h2- ~"
g. stated h-f its mgr edIePtS, tohf 'nT - ~
the wtid- CafO MAJ Z" he ~ dtra world,
md IL p4tr ordinary r. cts certainly warrant Tie ron
cn~nn that " - rnmpoun agents hitherto uul n"~".
Il ~ arity j. airy csti. Iher. can he no donh' :
he n .nncy tie W. PI7TIRs. toT N sale Il
tie aiucle is imue ".t rthttnualiy increa Tug.
FMl4W4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10

In Montpelier, April 5th. CHARLES H. FALES,
son of iorato and sarah FSles. ged y years
In Berlin, april 5yh, SUSANNA, widow OF the
late Russo strong, aged - years, months and >
Havs.
In Dauvine, March ., Mrs, ABIGAIL I. TAY-
LOR, aged . years.
In Plttsburg, Penn, March 10th of consum ption
~ Nt e. u AMMETr, formerly of East Mont
pelie aged > years.
W It'll, aged 81 years
In Burlington Npril sth. al the residence of her
son, Rodney Roby, INEVITABLE, widow of the
late EbHugK-r l:ohy. aged - wears.
IN Jericho, March 2sth, CYRUS LANE, aged 80
years.
ate was the last survivor of a mily OF ten most
Of whom ltvrj u good old age. one sister diving
the past n inter nj the gc Uf ulnCtv-HVe. Tie was
son OF JtdedI1n Lame, WHO came with his iamjlv
lr,m salisbury, Conn. when cyrus was iOur years
old. thc thut family settling iu town.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10

WtsHrs s D prsrr1sT IS At Montpelier, .iInii
ana tor said Dis,ucI the I'D day oil Aprh,
1872 49,,
n instrument purPorting TO be the last WI
n and Testament of John Clongh la'e OF EaAt mont
heller n said District ed Bring pre- en- ed to Il
Comr by A u 10 Arms, he Executor thsr'i Ia named,
Tor P. obate: IL Is o dered by sail court mat
nersons concern therein be i6ed TO appesl
a s-fson 4 sal Couri be he Id al the Probate ON
IN Montpsler on the n day Of April A. u Iol1
and thoG csuse n any they may have, agaIn~t N
PROBATE of said VIII: fF which purpose II 10 turtht
d-red that copy Of The record OF TINS order os pub
shed tbre. weeks successfully in the or en- Noun
IA Freeman printed Montpelier, previous 10 sd 10
time ppointed for hearing. By the Court-Auest,
yI5es kAkVEI 1ILDES, Jndgs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10

PIsr, AND Qv.Rrs OF filthy Catarrhal dis
charges Wuvte does il all come from Tn,
mucous me nbr tor lining the chambers
the nose, and its LIT glands. are diseased
50 that they draw from blood its liquid
and exposu : To the air changes It toto cor
ruption. THIS life liquid was TO build VI
the system, huCIt is extracted and he ry,t.u
Is weakened by the lus-. T cure, gain q ST.
and strength by using Dr.. Plercs's Gold 10
Medical Discovery, winch ai-0 acts duectl1
upon tuese glands, correcting them. aud ep
II Dr. S4ge's Ceturrh r medy with De-
ri, rces Nasal Douchr The Only IN Jhod o
reaching the UPPER cayIt es where the dis
charge aecumuiates aud cJu,s from. r.,
rustrum, n anu tSo medicines sold Tor - Dy
al druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10

tastoTia-a suhetitute for c. sior OLA vegetshIs
prfpa alton rnnt9' ming neither Minerals, n rphins
Ricano IL is pIea-snt 10 take do : nau<est-
"herfe- wh@1 al n her remedies failed. hr. Pitcher
ma * INJECTED fifteen wears in producing par
non more tfi i m ESQ OIL without 10 MD
Nsle The & storia regulates th- svstem; curea con
pe 'oh, f"mNch ache. Group and data ency. ard k l.
''rn' Il dues MT distress grip. b. is que ing
ooi ue III - rtrdUCes natural leep. and is psrticu-
lar Y 80 pted 10 crying Srd tAethin0 chi dten.
r we feere Pm, sicao% t-st TINS srfisle. aui will
ofwa-d three b1trles GRATIS the address any me
81 71ths 4 ~s-ei. III druggiSr der tor
yoi- costs huf 80 cents, aud one bottle WIZ
q any DOCTORS ! >. TMllw4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10
john Barnes will.

STATE or VERMONT. In Probate Court he'll
R.S0oLPH Dt,TRICT. Sc a. Brookheld, Wlthln and
Tor >aid Sd day Js nuaTy. A ID, 1872
INSTRUMENT pufpOT llg 10 he IN last WI
n and Testament 81 john 6ATuss, late Of Ni.hsms-
town. sad district, dec-ase d, beir pr sentet L
the Cours ~ I. ?. BtrusFt. tie Executor thertlt
AIMED Prot at i Is order by sad UT, tn Al
persons concerned thvTe he not het 70 appear e.
SION o. "a QUIT b held Probate Ufhce in Brook
held GA the l2I day OF April, A. D. le52, sun
show auSe ~ any they may ave, sgsInsi the ohat
OF sad VIII winch purpose Z IS further ordered
tn.t a copy of IA. "a OF Jhis der he published
nree e. ~ successfully IL the Green MounIsn Free
lnau pruIea q Montpelier, previous TO sAId tine sp-
IoILtSd for h. RTlrR-
By the Court. Attest
IOHS K. CLEAVELASD, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10

Hon. Erastus Corning of New York is
dead HIS funeral takes place on Friday.
Henry b. Atherton has been nominated
as Postmaster at Nashua, New Hampshire,
Mr. Atherton was Captain Of Company G,
Of the 4th Vermont Regiment, and was
gallant and popular officer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10
CAuaILs-

The Republican voters Of East Montpelier are
requested TO meet at p. NJ. Gates Hotel on Satur-
day, The 10Th day Of April 1872, at o'clock p N d
to nominate a delegate t. attend the RepubI can
Union stare Convention Bellows Falls the Ist day
VI May next. a so to elect a substitute.
w. q. NYE,
Chairman Town Committee.
East Montpelier, ApIiI4 ls73.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10
MONTPELIER. VT,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. 1872.

we tesire TO make the FREEMAN particularly
vaIu able for its news from all parts of Vermont
AMI our friends IN different parts the State es
D sally IN Washington, Orange and LamoilIe Coun-
ties, VIII confer a great favor upon us and our
readers by sending US local intelligence. GIVE US
facts and we will arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10
wA=nIxorov corxrr c1fRK's OFFICE,

NIVITI I'I-IIf'T. = IIITI = ~
The votes given by the Frcemen Of the County OF
Warrington their respective town meetings u
VI rch last for County Commi ->ioner, having bee
duly returned into this Office anil thi day canvas-cd
by me- it appears by said canvass that George ".
scott cT Montpelier in SAIL County has received
plurality OF -aId votes.
Therefore in pursuance ofthe statute ID such case
mule ana provide Z, 10 by these presents make
proclamation that the said george ". scott is duly
elected County Commissioner for the County Of
Washington for the wear ensuing.
LUTHER SEwCOMB, County Clerk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10
SAVE TIE CHILDREN .

Nulti-ude- of them suffer, Iu r. aud ,ie, beeause
T. PIX Worms. The only known remedy Ter these
most troublesome and dangerous q sil worms Iu
children or admit. j. Or. GouId's FIn-Worm
syrup. Purely vegetable sure safh To all "ofH'~.
4 valuable eaiharie, q, beneficial 20 health. War
raoted. rrlre retuoed 10 SO cts per bottle
yen4 GEO. g.. GOODWIN & GO, Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10
alnahIe Information

BoSroy. Dec. y, 1899.
earu--Hy ,llv u+ lscf EtNIbg YOU this
nuHlal $ 60 spread lGsble Information Hsvtrg
be Do t-.ty 70 e-rd WIN salt Khedm, The wholr
~uE ace Ws SSH brig covered with pIuiuIes snd
stuptuu-, u.a ~ uf whch caused great pain AMI
sniuy ance, aud kuuwlH- Il 20 be a God disc
i.nk of Tie advertised o1I pr-psratlo - among
whi.h ans quantity OF Sar-aus.iI a, without
taf.lue any llt, uufil commenced las iug The
NtGr1INE. aus refur- had Caupte ell the 6FSt
lie a. FhE had got The right HedIciue. ~'unse-
qU-u.iy followed vu witn %. until Htt taken
Hutfiss uueu 80 pronounced a well man and M
sam B, snth aud enur- pnpi-s aus
eflgtiou~. have never euJu, ed I'd neatn b-o
aud mule 8i To- tur NaeErI~E. To b.
Those as' elect WITH Rheumatism, make meu-
tse Woo tvE's wonderful power az curing
uf .It- AGATE coupaIHf, ot wulcn h.vs suffered
50 Intensely
G.. -. TUCKER
Pa. Al Mich. e. q. r..
20 Iy,er Street. Boston.
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fr a. = uIstrrct 90 tn cay Of March, A. D., 1872
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Prof ssiopal Card.

DR. PLTMLEY prefers TO locate di~esse
bV an IanInstiOp o. The ptrirt1's
urine" requiring fr'm Two 80 tour h.rd
uun - fih- RI ~ tie morning alter sleep
ana a.e Htwpvsv. u any prefer peT=un,
animation or bath, ih-y en- have H., a.
Ruh this as an I'D nn ga de. I claim to
q hett Than IAN re possible iur nv uhy-i-
G an TO DO wuhol n wht re- is who " OF.
The eIttTunt appearance and SYMPTOM o.
h. pa ients.
1-Ferms TOR Medicine within the me an
4 al.
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ausW.T.
SPECIMEN. Sc I by express must be pre-
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Harm for ~ lie.

The subscriber proposes sell al sneiion unless pre-
sly dI~p of private 8 ie i've farm sta
4ttd in Waiteheld. IT which Lsyd Wells, late of
cereaSed oi=d, seized aud possessed il be-
ing the iarD upon Which be nvto and occupied the
L. g. l2 Nssk bls ME, sstd IN tttuI quail dIsisn
tetutei " Ifft6 40 NsIith ' iIss. tId in
,rt d STATE OF tulivst Tens esty nd sale os
i've on lie drst dsy Aprii nr1I IN q IIfmisee.
IRA kIC HARD ON, AdmiRistraIoF.
WaitsneId, February 2eth ls72- rows
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Cannot be Excelled

CHAELEsTowN, March 20, 1863.
II. r. stevens:
Tms 4, Getty tht have used your Blood
Pr ttltn- ~ tNEGE1I1E my family tuT several
Aesr- and hiLk 1hat ctotula Hum
sfir, tom, IL ana
biu.d puT fl aud sptIug medicine, a is The h-sl
hing have used and hav- Used almost eve v
thing. ! can UhetruIly recommend n TO any che n,
nt ed OF such 4 medicine
Yours respectfully
MRS. \. 4. DINSNORE
FAIiw5 10 Russell -trref.
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A. CADY, Of CambrIdge, Mass, has used
her Wheeler Wilson Machine constantly
in all kinds OF dressntk'ng, since the spring
of 1888, without repairs, aud 1t is now a.
good as new.