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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

HARpwIcK. Mark French fell in hi- baro, and
was badly injured On the Goth. lii collar-bone
was broken. and other injuries inflicted sufficient
to cause partial unc)nscousness for several days.
lie has been unahle to give the circumstances BY
which the accident occurred but it is probable
he fell from tie sca1jld or ladder to the agor,
upon which he was found llej- reported as i'm
proving. and hopes are entertained Of hi- speedy
recovery.
- Benjamin Mack fell from an inclined plank
he wasnscending, at the entrance Of Henry Mack :
new marble shop IN the 10Th, and broke his right
thumb very body. lie was preparing to DO the
mason work on the shop, and was carrying lad
der when lie slipped and fell among the stone and
rubbish several feet below, with tie above result
lie is doing we'll
Horace aud Forest Green, and Herbert Bur
rett, were arrested . few days since charged with
assauiting and msitreating Richard Downing, all
Of West Woodbury. They were tii ,ahefJre jus
tice Putnam on the 2l,t Horace Green was put
under bonds for appearance at county court, Her
bert Barrett fined ten dJllars ami c,-t-, and For
est Green discharged
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

Board OF AGRICULTURE, &c-The Governor
has flled vacancies in the State Bard Of Agri-
culture, Manufactures and Mining. which have
been confirmed by the Senate as follows, to wit
FRANefs B DouGLAss, of Whiting in place Of Gov
ern9f II brook, resigned and TnoNAs II Hos.
KNs, Of ST, Johnsbury, editor Of the Vermont
Farmer, in place of n b Stafford, resigned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
noNT BE DECEIVED,
But for coughs colds sore throat hoarseness aud bron
chia tiniculties, use only
WELLS CARB0LIC TABLETS.

WORTHLESS INVITATIONS arc on tho market, but
tho only scienle preparation Of Carhoc Acid for Lung
dis,as,s Is when chemically combined with othor well
known remedies rs In these rAnf u.s. and all pa ties
cautioned against using any other.
IN ALL GASES OF irritation OF the mucous membrane
these rAhLLrs should ho freely used their cleansing aud
healing prupoftits astonishing
ne WARNED nsfr Hsgi,ct oodi It Is easily cured In
It's incplent state When 10 becomes chronic the cure /.
exceedingly difficult Tee Wells CIrolic Tablets
specific
JOHN q. KELLOGG, ls Plat st, New York
Solo Asent Tor United States.
s SO Price - cents box. send Tor Circular.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

~ Miss SARAH + GoLDEN, of Montpelier, has
been appointed to deliver the Valedictory Address
At the next Examination aud Graduation Exer
c-es Of the Massachusetts, Normal School at Sa-
lem. She has also been selected as editor Of the
literary paper to be printed for that occasion
These evidences Of her high standing tell well for
the training she received in Montpelier Union
School, Of which she was pupil and assistant
teacher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

20 ylung woman named Mlyfoll. flrmefly
from Milton, killed herself on Monday last by
taking arsenic, Mt West Randolph
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

Reminding ia he NohfPeA0 Pos Office, Nor 15h, 1872.
LADlEs.-Airs, Martha j. Candall Mrs CLARK Coburn,
Mary Donahuo Elsa Darwin, Mary Fitzgerald HELEN
Gabriel, Miss v j. Henderson, Ella Keyes Mrs H. Mcz
ger, Augusta Minard, Mrs. L. n Parker.
GESrLsNEN.-Joseph Bheault, Henry W. Barnet II.
W. Bishop, Geo. r, Chapman, D. nns Cooley, Wallace
Chambery joel Crnndal s. +. DAILY, Mr., Elliott Isaac
Freeman, \. W + sher Frank Jackson, Cyp st. Law
renee, Benz r. Lee Lallemand, NJ, d Edward Murphy,
j. A Sleeper, Joseph Layarn Hon l., H. Stone, o. c.
Thompson, Geo. II Whteomb, Marshal whitney.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

NoR1nlELp. -Tae Good Templnrs festival at
Guuldsylle. las "Wednesday evening, was well
attended, pleasant time was enjoyed, and the
MT receipts reported were about sixty dollars
The usual Union services on Thank giving
day will this year he held ut the Congregational
church. services begnning at 100 a. n. Rev.
A Hitchcock will ofitials
The merchants Of this village have entered
into an agreement to close their respective stores
at p u., on al evenings except Saturday, for
the ensuing season.
--Ed-on Smith, on Pleasant street lost yaua-
bic work horse last week Its death was the result
Of the epizooty
Hon. j W Patterson, L ). Senator from
~ H., gave the opening lecture Of the course be-
fore the association, last Thursday evening
IIowcs Hall was well filed by an eminently re-
spectacle and orderly audience, who listened to
the lecture Across the Continent with evident
appreciation and undated interest irom its be-
ginning to its close, period Of nearly two hours
The Senator has almost uncqualled descriptive
powers, and keen and lively sense Of the hui
morous, as well as Of the grand and beautiful
The unanimous decision Of the audience was per
feet satisfaction, and that the course had been
most uuSpicou-ly begun. The next lecture by
the world renowned "Nasby' of "Coniedert y
roads" fame, comes Of Monday Eve, Dec. Cd, at
Ilowe's Hall. rhecommittee guarantee the num-
Der of tickets to be limited to the sitting capacity
Of the hall, 50 that all who buy tickets eau get
seats Nashy's subject is "llannah Jane The
committee have disposed Of about 225 season
tickets, and now offer season tickets for the re-
naming lectures for Sl.75 per ticket, and place
the price Of single tickets at 80 cents each
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

APPOINTMENTS The Secretary of State has
made the following appointments Deputy Secre-
tary Of State, CHARLES W. PoRrER, ESD, Of Hart
frl, now residing in Montpelier; Eugrossng
Clerk, GEORGE X. CHAPMAN, Ed, Of Yergcnncs
The last Apo intment is made under the new act,
for the proper engrossment and preservation Of
all acts passed. 1t corresponds in effect to the
parliamentary " enrolment" Of acts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
SCHENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP,
SClitNCk'S SEAW Fed TONIC,
SHIIENfLfs afANnn AXE pffrg
HE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.

Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary Con-
sumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop a cough will often
occasion tho death OF the patient It looks up liver
stops the circulation of the blood hemorrhae folows
and IN ac cloggng the action Of the very organs that
caused the cough
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes of two.
tnirds OF The eases OF consumption Many are
planning with dull pam In the side the bowels
times costve and sometimes too loose, tongue coated,
pain In the shoulder blade feeling sometimes very rest
less and az other times dowsy, the food that taken
lies heavily on the stomach accompanied with acidity
and hcehing OF wind. These symptoms usua originate
RON disordered condition Of the stomach torpid
liver Persons affected, II they take one or two heavy
colds and II the cough In these be suddenly stopped
the lungs liver and stomach clog, and remain torpid
aud Inactive, aud before the patient of his stu
alton, the lungs are Ol sores, and liberated and
death Is the inevitable result.
Schencks Pulmonc Syrup Is m expcctorant which
does not contain any opium any thing calculated to
check cough suddenly.
schenck's Seaweed Tonic dissplves the food mixes
with the gastric juice Of the stomach, dgrsts easily
nourses the system, and creates healthy circulate
and the patient is Of bilious habit schenck's Man.
drake Pills are required
These medicines are prepared and sold by Dr. J. u.
SCHENCk SON, Northeast corner Of Sixth and Arch
Streets, Philadelphia, Penn. and Tor sale by GEO. o.
GOODWIN co, 3 Hanover Street, Boston, and JOHN
7. HENRY, College Place, New York, Wholesale
Agents
For sale by Druggists generally. s7-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

N TICE
NEW CIGAR MANUFACTORY,
at the Stand formerly occupied by A. ALLEN)
would inform dealers In cigars and tho public gcner-
ally that have commenced the manufacture OF all the
BEST QUALITY OF CIGARS.
And intend to keep fnll so'k on hand Dealers will
do vol 90 give give me a call and examine nay
GOODS AND PRICES
uso none but the BEST OF STOCK and will sell as
CHEAP AS CAN BE BOUGHT IN THE CITY
For the same quality oil goods. Give mo a Call.
JAMES ALLEN.
RIALTO BLOCK, STATE STREET,
5o6l MONTPELIER, VT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

~ Dr. j. =. Bryant, Magnetic Physician has
closed his rooms at Van Ness House, Burlington.
Tor rest, and will resume practice at same place
Dec 18Th, remaining till Feb lst.
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RURAL BgAuuts Ann CRY BELLFs.-C Country girl.
are not whit behind their metropolitan sisters in the
natural elements Of lovelncss but it must be conceded
that the city bellies best understand the art OF preserving
and frightening their personal beauty. The most per
feet features lose half their attraction unless the com
plexon properly cared for and if the pretty girls Of
the rural districts wish to compete with tho FairsArs
Of tho fashionable world in reaned attractions they
must " due attention to this Important point They
ought know, for the fact u notorious that llagans
Magnolia Balm imparts 10 the skin n delicate penrly
appearance, unpfoduceable by any other preparation
under the No matter how the cutcle may have
been ruus henei by exposure dcoorei by the sun,
the Balm Will render 1t son AMI pliahe, aud removes
every blemish.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

~ If a man waits a bottle of whlskey, let him buy
1t and take it home like man, and not sneak home
with hottie Of Bltters" or Cordial and pretend
that II is medicine 1.-The wantsa tonic that is something
better than temporary stimuant he should get bot
tic Of Peruvian S, rup IAN iron tonic that will vtlzt
the blood aud give durable strength to the system.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

- 1nE DAILY LEGISLATIVE PRAYER MEETlNG,
which was started during the session of 1870
has been continued the present session. 1t is
held in the Military Committee Room for a half
hour, from s so to . a. IN. Not only the Chap
lain, but also the Governor Of the State, Sena-
tors, Representatives, and others, have taken the
lead of the meeting the one taking charge one
morning procuring some other one to take charge
the next.
The attendance generally has been good often
the room is well filed. The order of exercises is
not always the same, but usually the meeting Is
opened by singing after which the leader reads
few verses of scripture, making short com
ments thereon, and Offering prayer himself or call
ing on some other one, and then throws the
meeting open for all Singing prayers, remarks
follow, the meeting being very social and the full
est freedom allowed.
Many of these meetings have been very inter
esting; the singing spirited, the prayers earnest
aud to the point,-the General Assembly being
especially remembered, the remarks brief some
recitals of christian experience being peculiarly
instructive and affecting, Doubtless the remem-
hrdnoe Of these seasons Of prayer will be among
the most pleasant which many of the members Of
the Legislature will carry with them as they re-
turn to their homes 1t is earnestly hoped that
the daily legislative prayer meeting may be con-
tiuued 10 future sessions Of the Vermont legis-
lature G..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY examina
tons at the close of the Fall term were held last
Tuesday and Wednesday. Much regret was felt
at the absence of many Of the Conference vi-i
tors and Of others invited to take part in the ex
aminations. But the handsof the accomplished
Faculty the work was done thoroughly well, and
with a most satisfactory result. The Students
Exhibition was held on Wednesday evening, md
was largely attended by the citizens It passed
OIL with credit to both Professors and students.
The reports of the examiners and teachers were
presented on Thursday morning The changing
emotions on the faces of the assembled students
clearly indicated the varied result. A few cheer
ing words from the very effective Principal, the
Rev j. c. W. Coke, broughta successful term to
q pleasant close.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

~ Vcsotine ia great panicet for aged fathers
and mothers Tor it gives them strength quicts their
nerves and gives thea Natures sweet sleep
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

CAnlr- Mr., William Edgerton Of this town,
residing about one mile East of the village, has
been dangerously sick and insane for the last few
days, and between the hours Of two and three
o'cloc4 On the morning Of the 23d inst, while his
watcher was absent from his room few minutes,
he left his house through a window with nothing
on but his night clothes and footings search was
made for him at once, but no trace of the unlor-
tunate man could be found until about eleven
O'Clock eight hours from the time he left his
house The ground was frozen and covered with
about three inches Of snow the mercury stood
at 2lo above zero. 1t appears that he travelled
the road towards the village some twenty rods,
thence across a field into the woods where he re-
manned in sitting position for about seven
hours, as his track indicated that he had not tray
eled but very little lie was found in Mr. John
Walhrdges field and taken to Mr.. David Far
rngton's where he is well cared for bat very
little hope is entertained OF his recovery.
An effort is being made to raise the necessary
funds for n course Of lectures the coming win'er
This we think Is an eiflrt in the right direction,
and we hope our tjwnsmen will cheerfully re-
spond to the call and the funds be promptly raised
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

The Montpelier correspondent Of the Rutland
Herah says " Senator Veazey can but feel graft
fed at the result of his pet measure, the general
railroad bill, in both branches Of tie General
Assembly. It was well advocated by him in the
Senate, and the vote in its favor in that body
was considerably larger than had been antcipa-
ted. Three Senators who were in the House two
years ago, Messrs. Barnes, Colburn and llnck-
ley, and who voted against a similar bill there,
showed by their votes in favor this year that
they were not bound by traditional usage, when
they believe progress and change better. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

forget that lad Of ten years OF age proved him
self more than a match for the committee on finance
Rs,oitsd That the thanks Of the Senate arc hereby
rendered to Rev Newton Garer for the very accept
performed, and that We shall carry with pleasant
memories Of our association with him.
On motion Of Mr. Powers the Senate took recess Of
Mr. Powers In the char
Pa's,d n. i9i, providing nor The completion Of tho
the building Of green house.
II 800, to repeal an act establish the wiliams.own
graded school district.
II 3l5, TO amend sec 2} chap % gs
Joint reouton pay the CLERK Of the House at the
rising Of the session ofths legislature adopted
$50, to establish the Wnoosk GRADED school district
The President In the chair.
Il l9l, authorspg probate courts to issue license to
sell real estate without further notice 10 certain cases
" 40, Tor re0rwnkug the militia
refused.
On motion Of Mr. Blgeow the Senate took recess r
hitccn minutes.
Mr. Bailey moved that The vote refusing the recommit.
ment Of s be rcconsdered, relating 10 the sale Of
the pows y the old Wangf1rd church agreed to-
- relating to witnesses and their protection third
81 relating to witnesses in prosecutions for selling
liquor House amendment agreed TO-
The usual messages were exchanged.
Al o'clock a. M, the President addressed the Sen.
ssnaio,s Before we separate desire to eSp,c.. TO
You my QcknOW Judgments for the very nncrng terms
Of the complimentary resolution in which YOU refer ~
the discharge ofmy official duties a. presiding oneer
oi ms body md also To thank Won for the Kind CON
sldeiatiohs extended me hy the members and the OH
Gers pitle Senate during The session now about To-
close That my efforts in the duties OF the chair have
wet our expectations ] attribute a. much Co your ia.
milhtF with legislative proceeding and tu tOur
hHllcs- 20 mo- a. ." any peculiar abilities of my own.
iil- iHmhhry ui yours has made my t1-k light and
easy one. and f 10 hns been performed satisfactorily
tn YOU h moro thnn had iu-t right to cspcct
IT ht- been truly -uid that usHcs ~ M genuine
'fogqfHos Of siscfrng, and o. can be- more --
cercly grateful than ann 90 you. prefer to remain
silent and again thanking YOU, ldcclue the Senate
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

- Very great excitement has been produced
throughout the country during the past few days,
by the intelligence that Horace Greeley had be-
come derangod and had been taken to an asylum.
While the latter part OF the rumor is denied by
the friends Of Mr. G., still it is admitted that, by
reason of the labor and excitement Of the late
canvass, and especially through yigils and grief
connected with the loss Of his wife, his nervous
system has become entirely Frustrated, leaving
him in condition truly alarming. We can but
hope that The case is not 80 serious as IS feared.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
Meui Advertisements.

7 OST.-A Lady's Gold Pin, with a Garnet
4 contor. When lost the Pin attached 10 a scar
let velvet bow The finder will he suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at G. BLAKELEYS Drug Store. 10
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

. WASHINGTON STREET, HoBoKEN.--LARGE AND
- nicely furnished 'front.' Room, for ono or two gete
men, including Breakfast, sig for two; one 81.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

GENTLEMAN AND WIPE WANT BoARn ~ A
n strictly private fauiy o. refinement, with oner
references exchanged. Address hOEIHEHNLh. -
L. tArsAI office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10
YORK HERALD TUESDAY DEvEABER 1s72fRPIE SHEET
AMUSEMENTs.


cADEMY or MUsfc-LUccA
The .s, = e ss e enc 81 s
'Ts N sSfsf EEssS$sRsaff1' ~, $Rf &
Wv "' rosIy5yELy TIE LAST
WEDNESDAY, ShAEB ESnsESs shSsAs REC orhnA Il At O'Clock
MERRY ScSaI,F %ivEgp E9peoTSr oS %iSpson Il iSf
sgs Me-: sassf nASyFsH Mr.: Me-: EssR EasR
CLARA poNIA ........ASSE FACE s
s's sngsthsr Ai,S WILHELM foRaEs GRAFT 1kia
FRIDAY SySkSISS$, bES II, At S,sn2 O'CLOCK.
GRAND FARnwELL MATINEE.
Tickets TO the Matinee including Reserved Seats, 81
schirmer's Music Store, 7el BROADWAY
NJIBLos GARDEN
HGE nasksF az sePssfg; 5 ThF sSHh
vaasF ssIS; sss '''
The press and the public unanimous in pronouncng 1T
''SfDSSSiss ,GHo,sf'erousvEss AND GRANDEUR
The esoWSERb syiilS WITH srLEsDoRs
SEE THE SEE sEEHRa Tas rhais1 NhaaSIE1cnsr SCENERY
SEE THE see as a EsESsfSS
PARIS UNDER THE COMMUNE.
THE GRAND TABLEAU vIvANT.
Seats be secured six days in advance.
SPECIAL. NOTICE-Curtan rises at ~ T. NJ.
SATURDAY-MATINEE AT Ia O'CLOCK.
Carriages can be ordered at II 10
VNooD's MUSEUM. THOMPSON.
w Positively last week Of
MR.. JOHNNY THOMPSON
TO-DAY AT THIS EVENING AT 8
LAST TIMES Of LAST NIGHTS of
II @ Burlesque JOHNNY THOMPSON
and Pantomime ofthe In his Drama OF
COLLEEN ON HAND
BUTTERFLY. ON HAND,
All the beautiful with NIL Its original
Blondes &c. EFFECTS
FRIDAYS Dec 13. BENEFIT of JOHNNY THOMPSON.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, FIRST TIMES,
Afternoon at 2, PALACE OF TRUTH,
Evening at s, BABES IN THE WOOD.
JTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
u PROPRIETOR ................M Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager Mr.. A. NJ. PALMER
POSITIVELY THE
LAST WEEK But ONE OF
MISS AGNES ETHELS ENGAGEMENT
and OF Sardou's greatest Dramatic Work,
THIS WEEK SATURDAY NEXT
18TH TO q2D LAST MATINEE
PERFORMANCE OF But ONE OF AGNES,
AGNES AT IL O'CLOCK,
Evening performances begin at 8, over at 10 no.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ",
MISS ETHELS BENEFIT.
In active preparation Mr. John Broughams roman
tic drama, ATH ERLEY COURT in which nearly all the
members of the GREAT COMEDY COMPANY engaged
AT this theatre will appear.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

A GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACcoMMoD ATED WITH
Il Board, in private lamiiy where there other
boarders, at 6S leroy street
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

S)D FL0oR.-LARGE ROOM, CABINET OR OPEN
street
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ETH AVENUE 81 CORNER TENTH sTfEET.-A
- large aid small 'front.' Room third floor IT, rent,
with first class Board tew table boardcrs accomno.
dated
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

IVANTED-By BROTHER AND SISTER ROOMS
w and BOARD strictly first class; location between
Fourteenth and fhirtyiourth streets Third and SIKH
Post office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

EAST TWENTIETH sTREET.-A PARLoR AND
4 Bedroom on third door also Rooms for single gentle
men 10 let. Nilh Dnard.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

- UNIVERSITY PLACE.-FuRNISHED ROOMS II
I - let with B0ud, would suit party OF gentlemen
or gentlemen ana wives terms moderate
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

DRYANTS OPERA HOUSE.
ID 23d street and 9Th avenue, Booths Theatre
EVERY EVENING ATS SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS. BRyANrs MINsTRELS.
MANDREWS. the famous Watermelon Man.
HARRY STANWOOD the great Banioist and Comedian.
TINE TRIES ALL SAUSAGE MERCHANTS.
DAN BRYANT, DAVE REED AND NELsE SEYMOUR.
CARTE DE vISIrE LES BRIGANDS NOIR.
Bryant's Comedians, vocalists and Orchestra,
Bryants Matinee, Saturday at Seats secured In ad-
The New York herald., 1872-12-10
------- -=----4s '-i---,- -'-'-'-a -
COUNTRY BOARD.
LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSES.

A TO LET SOME OF THE IIANDSOMEST STORES
"A. on the west side OF sixth avenue, with dwelling
apartments fitted up suitable for fancy millinery and
dressmaking or gents furnishing turs also several
large and inside Stores, suitable for any
dry goods house furnishing, boots and shoes first
class grocery ali h ated: rents object if owner is
satisled with the business. Office 300 sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10
HOTELS.

SUMMfr HOTEL, 65 BOWERY, CORNER CANAL
- Rooms by the day week month 30 cents, b) cents,
rs aud 81 per night This house heated By steam
Proprietor, Is. BREEDER v
The New York herald., 1872-12-10
BoARDERs WANTED.

- PLEASANT, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
= Rooms, with Board, ON second floor; also several
small, comfortable single Rooms for gentlemen ~
West Twenty iourt street between Broadway and Sixth
The New York herald., 1872-12-10

a EAST TWENTY SECOND sTREET--AS ENTIRE
- Second Floor to let With without private table
also smaller suits. References.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10
BOARD AND r.opc,,U wANT,sn.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN ENGLIsn DESIRES T,
IL be received as partial boardor in private family
where no other boarders are taken and where he cn
enjoy The comfort and refinement ~ home AZ ~ ,,r
Va0 Post Office.