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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-27

TUTTION--TERM, ELEVEN WEEKS:
Common English Branches ...............$ 500
- including Natu-
raj Philosophy. Algebra, and the Higher
MathcmNtlcS SW
Above, including German. 1000
- Latin and Greek, 10 UG
Tuition paid monthly in advance. A liberal
deduction from the above rates will be made in
favor of families sending more than two pupils.
Us" Please make application as early as
possible, as only Il limited number will be re-
ceivcd r. II. SANNER,
Frostburg, March 23 1S72--tf Principal
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mill" 1t is reported that the
citizens of Pompey Smash were treat
ed to prize fight on Sunday last, in
which the contestants were consider
ably mauled after an encounter of
over an hour. The twenty-third
round terminated the fight, when
HARRY HALL acknowledged defeat by
his antagonist, WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
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ORPHANS CoURT---Judgcs Coulehan
and Long. Z, Fuller, Register. The pro-
cccGlings on Tuesday as follows:
Last will and testament of VIM. kocnia,
deceased, was proven and admitted 10 pro-
bate and record.
Last will and testament of Mary Ann En-
brccht was proven and admitted to pro
bate and record
Letters tcstamcntary were granted to
Lewis r. banner, upon the estate of Mary
Ann Englcbrccht, and bond filed for 81 900,
which was approved by the Court.
Edward Margroht, administrator Hen
ry Margrofft, deceased, settled his third and
final account
Sophia Bear, admin istratriN of Adam
Bear deceased, settled her first account.
Sophia Mctzner, guardian to George F.
Beck and others, settled her sixth account.
Atha Rcbccc;. Long filed bond for 5000,
which was approved, and was appointed
guardian to Kate Long and others.
Joshua Tichinal, guardian to Gilbert and
Henry b. Warwick, settled his fifth and
final account.
ITarman w. IIesscn, guardian to VIM.
Il. T. IIcsscn, settled his tenth account.
Sarah Jarrett, guardian to Elizabeth E.
Jarrett and others, settled her ninth account.
Bernard A. Dougherty executor of James
Fitzpatrick, deceased, settled his third &C
count.
THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Prcpara-
tons are being made to hold the Annual
Fair of the Agricultural Society at the Fair
Ground in Cumberland the coming autumn.
The following are the various committees
appointed TO take the necessary steps to
that end:
Commitee on Tuir GroHn1&: Jacob
Brcnglc, IIopcwell lIcbb, and Asa Wilson.
Ways a,.d Ncanx: George Henderson,
J. Is. II. Campbell, and Joseph Dillcy.
Prvmi4m~:: +. II. Seymour ID. c. Bruce,
and T. b Davis.
McttationS.. H. IIcbb, II. ID. johnson,
and George Henderson.
McMtniM Arts J. b. II. Campwcll,
Joseph Dillcy, and George Rizcr.
Comnittee to solirH Subscriptions tDr Life
Members Jacob Brcngle AZa Wilson, }.
c. Brady, j. O. Myers of Myers Mill r.
b. Davis, New Creek; Douglas Percy and
n F. Frost, Frostburg; F. NJ. Oflutt, and
VIM NJ. Price. Esqs.-- Cieiitan.
DOUGLAS PERCY, Esq, of this place,
is replacing the single roof of his
dwelling with slate. This example
might well be followed by many
others in Frostburg as not only are
more durable roofs obtained, but bet
ter protection against fire is secured.
A letter from Alexandria, dated
Tuesday, says:
Such a scarcity of vessels as now
exists at this port has been rarely
known before, and as all the coal
agencies have large orders to fill, the
consequence is that freights have sud
denly and rapidly advanced, and rule
at figures greatly in advance Of those
of many preceding years
A deduction of five cents per ton
of coal has recently been made on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Freight from Cumberland to George
town is now $l,35 per ton.
A man named HOGAN, from Westernport,
sat down on the railroad bridge at New
Creek an engine with train of cars ran
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-27
WAGON-MAKERS.
y. PRESTON,

w AGoN M A KER
TSprcpared to do ALI kinds of Work
i usually done in Il tirst-class Wagon-Ma-
kers Shop, with promptness, at fair prices.
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Rows. - Water street has been quite
brisk during the week in getting up small
rows and tsticutfs. On Monday evening
URIAH IZER. MARTIN IZER, JOHN Brown
and JOHN Robinson, engaged in n tracas
and for while made matters lively. No
one hurt, however. Warrants were issued
and the parties had a hearing before Justice
WEIs who find them ms follows: MARTIN
IZER, 81 and costs; URIAH lzER, JOHN
BRowN and JOHN ROBINSON, 81 each and
costs.
On Thursday evening, WIN. LANGLEY
was arrested ON a corporation warrant and
taken before Justice WEIs, charged with as
saulting his sistcrin-law, MARY FOLK.
LANGLEY submitted his case without de-
fence and was fined fl and costs.
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Piqucs, Nainsooks, Victoria Lawn, &c
CHEAP STORE
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-27

LARGE stock of Wall Paper and Blind
at r. r. WALSH & Bros.
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The best and cheapest Pictures are made
at FonM,N's New Gallery, on Broadway

The Pastoral Residence, it is OK
pected, will be completed in five weeks
1t already presents an imposing ap-
pearancc, and the contemplated add
ton of a fancy porch along its sront,wil.
materially beautify and adorn the
structure. With the completion Of
this ediGce, the tower of the church,
the proposed School Building on the
opposite side of the church, and the
improvements suggested with refer
ence to the grounds, this church prop
erty will rank with the foremost in
Frostburg for value and attractlveness
Rev. Father ScHM1TT, with his accus-
toned energy, is hurrying these I'M
provements so rapidly that all that Is
promised will no doubt reach early
fulfilment
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-27
Ask your Grocer for ]. S. DII.woRTH &
Co.'S Pure Roasted Coffee. t22S

PRoGREss.-The Hebrews of Cum
berland have inaugurated some i'm
portant changes in the ritual and in
troduced organ and choir in the ser
vices of their Synagogue in that city.
Saturday last was distinguished by
interesting exercises in connection
with this movement. Several emf
nent Rabbis were present and deliv-
cred able discourses to the entertain
IN mt of large and intelligent audiences
Auction Bargains, received three times a
week G. BALTZEI.L e Co.,
Main Street
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sn,rrEp nY BsoRn caoc.S'L TOTALS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

See her paIlid countenance but 4 short time ago
the picture OF ruidy health, tbs envy Of the school
and The pride or the household. She always
welcomed by her sceOOlinates, for her 1.-THE form
and pleasing disposition carried eleerfulaes into
thel- ranks. DilIigent. puuctufl and exemplary,
obi dent ana graceful at home, she the hearts
of all But alas, are sOrrowed. 1h1ss rOsy cheeks
and ruddy lii are bianched By consumption. The
voice once so enchanting in laugh and song feeble.
husky and supplanted ~ hollow cough. Let US
approach her couch gently and take her hand DO
not shudder because Of the feeble ard passionless
grasp. The hand once so hearty ami plump Is
emRcieted and shows b3ny outlines. while the cords
and tOrtuOus veins are plainly mapped upon the
surface The iulss that bounded With repletion,
carrying vIgor TO the whole system and imparting
iifs beauty yivtcity, health and strength Is deli
cate to the touch. The feeble heart not pr0pel
the thin, scanty blood with force. Must we loose
her while yet IN her teens Companions ard friends
gather arOuud with words Of cheer and cOns1ls ton
and depart u iih moistened eyes and silent steps
Must we loss herr No there Is relief We can
stay this destro Of cur happiness and not suffer
the loss Of 80 bright gem SOn ethlug more Il
repaired than dietary bygienic Observance. fer
nature calls Tor aid snd shs shall have Il Take
TINS pleasant medicine. Ii il invt Zoratng- How It
alays the irritable cough. improves the appetite
and digestion and sen IS healthy tingle through
the frame The blood Is enricbei nervous force
increased and the heart bounds with new impulse.
See her fico brighten by degrees the color Il
turning. her voice Il getting clearer and pleasant
words are spoken. The strength falters yet but Is
gaining. Let take her out IN the warm suuslin
In short time she will be able to 20 without ur
aid a cheerful girl. This delightful mediocre must
be God lessed. IL IL restoring health TO our Owed
one. She is emerging from her sickness Fseeter
and noheT than before, AND DR.. P.erce's Golden
Medical Discovery must have the credit. il has
raised her. Sold by all first class Druggists every
where. 3ow&satlt-5s@.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
BOSTON NARKET-.

WEDNESDAY. rel. 81.
FLOUR-lue ml-ss. Tor doug rem aims about the
same. stock light su1 prices are steadily tending
upward with 40 itvlnre OF LfcP1 b. on nearly all
brands Tie demand from ihe trlle has fesn ft-
aud sa.es a. s b 1915 for Western supertue. g.
- for common eXlrGs. AID s. -Ia- -5Rhhl fnr
Milwaukee and Mlnucs IA extras, inclu1ins choice
baker, brands Whine Uheats have tee1 ia cemtu4
az lid- - l1r OHIO. ind aua and hichi-aa. : Ed
SD for Illinois. and s-dll - flr st LOUIS iuclut
iug choice ami t4vnrlte bran IRON SO 7fHlt - &
h1l. southern ilur is arm With sales a, g. Do e
hol for comm ~ eztra' au- choice family Ia Corn
m-al sales a. : 1uif} 7TP OBJ. Rye d ur has been
soI in small LOIS at : 75lf5 F0ol. n Backwheat
crc sales a. : az 81 e iuIts-
GKAlN.-Ihe demand for Com has been fair,
foH the t-aie and 10y export, and prices steady
and -n. Tuc sales have been at 70 --c for yellow
and -fH-i 'or Western mixed, aud tending upward.
OATS are quite O. -l aud have been demand With
sales AZ 4.cs lush for dark mixed and VII tie 10
B.. 10 ~ e tho safes a. 9Id9.c Fna-h. shorts arr
scarce and pr ,es have 1dsancoi, win sales AZ .
r1lFt0u, and fIr Fine Feed AMI Mltilugi prizes
are uoriualy the saiEc.
Provisions. The market ar PORK reml MS
quite siea1y with far demand, The sales have
teen a. s- % j. 81 for line, 50 - az IS Tor mess
alt SO n for clear and extra clear, as o. qua ity.
Do Beef no change. sales Of Ics ans extra mess al
81 ~ 81. ari family extra az 81 ~ 50 Z o1l
Lard has been DO fair demand az previous prices
The sales range from @ ~ luc . for city ami
Western, a. Co quaIty. Smoked Hams are steady
ll.l ~ lie p p with iAr demand. Dressed Hogs
continue IL request with slIcs a s. - % lZ'4
lpl r..
Produce. Choice Butter coatuucs quite scarce
ami wanted. but other grades are plenty and have
been IN moderate demand. The sales have ranged
from 80 H 3-c r choice fall t1e, ami ~ a BIC for
cfmmou 10 good. Cheese Is very lrm, and prices
are again shade higher. TIE sales have been at
iiis az lie for factory, and ~ "a zee fr common
and prime dairies White Beans are not quits 20
firm. with sales Of common and ch-ce mediums at
s. n co. and extra pea at 3 80 n u, 9 busnel
as O. quality. Potatoes are plenty and rather dull
az % ~ GOc q hushsI ior Jackson Whites onions
are Gull ~ b N Sd per Dbl. Eggs have been In
demand, with sales at 31' q Dozen Poultry has
become quite scarce. ana prices are hisner, with
sales at 3D. m -lc = %, as TO quality.
WOOL. The market Is very excited for all kinds
Of Wool ana prices are again higher, with con-id-
cradle speculative inquiry and goo1 demand from
manufacturers direct Importation Of new aus
t-alIa wool has been received curing the week and
Tor al kinds Of foreign the dcman1 has been quite
active, with a decided advance in prices. The
sales Of domestic have been l,3OlO1O lts mostly
pulled and California and includes i45,0Ul ibs Calf
f0rna st IS a for spring and fail; 525n0l pulled
mostly from 71da2i &C Pib for super and y 600 on
ns Ohio am Michigan fleece a IS B3Jc and small
lot Of dc laiue at sc vi.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
Special Dotites.
Four millions of InvaIids.

At the lowest computation there are mover less
than fur millions Of invalids in the United States
fth's number probably more thal three flshs have
neglected the ordinary precautions necessary for
the preservation Of health and are suffering the
punishment DE to their carelessness. II the multi
tudss who now afflicted with blllousnels. indi-
gesto1, rheumatism, intermittent fever, irregular
lilies q the bowels, general debility nervous
disorders had at the very first symptoms cfindis
position, inv. Soreted, regulated and purified their
systems with Hostetter's Stomach Bit;ers, two
thirds Of them would at this moment be performing
the active cuties oflifs unarnoyed By any aiinent
OF tae body or the mind.
This assertion is male advised 1t is founded on
experience aat is borne out By the testimony Of a
countless hes. Of witnesses. whose a:testatior 5
cover alEcs; every variety OF diseases, and extend
over a period Of about twenty years. OK every
thousand persons who take the Bitters, as a pre-
ventivs Of tn. complaints above enumerated, seven
eishths escape them entirely and Of Every thous-
and who arc actually attacked, and use tho great
Vegetable Tone as a remedy ih-oe-iourth3 are
radically cured. These arc not hap hazlrd asser-
toIs but Statistical acs. They are based upon tn
results Of inquiries made De- moro than fifty thous-
and persons, IN various parts Of the country. aai
upon the letters Of prom uent citizens OF every state,
II nigh. alm1.t be saif. Of every county 10 lie
Onion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

HAzARD.-In Charlotte, on Wednesday, the 2lst
Inst, John Hazard, aged 4s years
Funeral from his late residence, on Saturday, the
9th inst, at II O'Clock am.
CooK.-In Hammonton, n J., Feb Eth, Mrs
Martha Cock, agsd II, formerly Of Colchester
NoRTHsoP.-In this city, Feb. 10th, John Blail
Norihrop, aged 20 years.
CHAsK,-In Essex, Vt, on the 18th ult., Mrs
Elitha VI Chase, wife OF Isaac Cnass, Esq, Of Essex
aged 6S years.
The deceased was daughter of the late Joseph
and sister OF the Rev. Joseph Ballard OF Norwich
Conn. She was united with Mr. Chase in marriage
at the age Of seventeen, and fer than fifty year.
they iourneyed together, till death removed her
At the age Of nineteen she made a public PROBES iOu
Of faith in Christ and died trusting In Jesus as the
Saviour OF all men, especially Of thom that believe
She leaves memory precious to her husband and
Children and cherished by large, though scat
teref circle Of friends la J.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Explosion AT TIE LINCOLN IRON WORKS IS
RUTLAND. Says the Herald: Joseph Fayette,
the engineer in the employ OF Ross and Forbes,
Was seriously if not fstslly injured by the burst
ing of the throttle valve Of the engine at the Lin
coin Iron works. Monday morning. He went
into the engine room d. the usual hour, & am
and was just opening the valve to start the en-
cire. when il exploded, throwing him With great
force back into the corner Of the room. Other
workmea employed abou: the works, having
heard the noise Of the explosion, reached the
door, AID he was removed from the building at
soon as possible, and every attention bestowed
upon him Last evening but slight hopes were
entertained Of his recovery.
The explosion Of a throttle valve to an engine
il an slmost unheari Of thing, many engineers
saying that thia is the only instance Of the kind
to their knowledge The caute Of the explosion
i unknown the only possible explanation that
hss been suggested IL, either that water WAS left
in the valve which freezing, cracked il, or that
in Skating OF the steam Saturday night, the
valve Va: closed too tight, causing similsr in-
Jury. o. tbst wheu tie steam wkt ie, On Monday
morning It forced its wy out through the weak
cred part
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS liquor cares at Rich
mond, the 9Th instant S. A. Andrews, Grand
Juror Justice Stafford Colby, Court s. H.
Davis. Council for the State and Captain Start
Of Burlington, for defence. The first case tried
Wac State vs.. William Christian, druggist. The
Jury failed to convict A number of tubpenied
witnesses emigrstei, but have now returned.
The next day Mr.. C. bad about two or three gal
Ions Of whiskey forfeited. On Saturday L. Love,
hotel keeper; C. Green and Keney, grocers.
we're fined each ten dollars and costa. Mr..
Love had about two barrels Of liquor forfeited
State VS.. two barrels Of beer taken at the depot,
was continued to the last Of the month While
the jury we're ont, on Friday, an Irsh citizen
became very beligerent in the bar room Of the
hotel, ia his abuFe of those persons who had been
active in the prosecution. The gallant Csptsin
Start went TO the rescue, evidently not relishing
the idea Of his thunder being stolen. He was
taken care Of By Deputy Sheriff Bisonette, and
was silerEard fined 1--WE dollars and costs for in
toxication. He disclosed to finding some liquor
in a bottle behind the bar friend Of his was
tried OF Monday fo- being elevated. but Justice
Colby found him SoT guilty.
At the donation visit for the benef, Of the
Rev. Mr.. Frost at JOaesyille, the 7th instant,
$1,000 vas realized sitter paving ALL expenses.
About seventy couples were ia sttenlsnoe st the
old folks party the Sth instant. at Nr loves in
Richmond
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

ST. ALBAss.-Your correspondeu; could not
fail to record g very pleasant entertainment
which took place in this village on Tuesday Of
last week. The occasion was fpecisl meeting
Of the Franklin County Medical Society held
at the Office Of Dr.. s. S. Clark. The various
portion, Of the county were well represented by
members Of the profession and their ladies, this
latter being feature Of those meetings peculiar
to Franklin county, but which we trust will be
introduced elsewhere in the State. Whilst the
ladies chatted in the psrlOr the N. DIS occupied
the doctors Office, participating in the discus
sion of the various subjects appointed for the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
SAVE TIE CHILDREN

MulutldCs o. them sua.r. lin-er All die, becau'e
Of fIS worms. The only known Remedy Tor these
mos: troubles.ms and dangerous o. all worms in
children or aiIts is DR.. GOCLD5 PlN-WORM
SYRUP Purely vegetable, sgro delth to ali
worms valuable elthart.c. AMI benei;ial TO
health. Ea11uted. Price re.uesd to 50 cents par.
bottle GEORiE G. GOODWIN & CO.,
Feb3-w4u B's-ox-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

II is an authenticated fact that over forty thous-
ana dleannually OF consumption, in the states Of
new England and New York. A neglected cold and
consequent cough, which the timely use of some
aieremsdy might relieve, allowed to continue
until weakened constitution surrenders itself TO
the fatal stroke D.. Weeks Magic Compound will be
found enc Of the most reliable remedies for all
throat AID lung diseases. wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

HOPE Per THE DEsPkRfSG.-Beeause your hair
comes away in punches, don't despond. We guaTan-
tee that PHALoS's CHEMICAL HAIR ISvIGoRAToR
will stop this calamity in three days. Nay. more,
We guarantee that il VIII promote null restoration
Of the iores. There will be no further shedding OF
the hair, nor any change in its color, while you
continue to use the article. Sod by all Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Oats heavy; sales 1900 bu White Ohio a. IS q
SEC.
PROVISIONS Beef quiet Pork quiet and steady !;
new mess IA l29l4 Is old 10 81. Lard steady at 81
4sic. Butter steady.
MHIsKEYhesvy and lower at 9li492c.
RICE firm at Sdsic.
SUGAR dull Muscovsdo 5lG9ic refined %
81
COFFEE nominal; Rio l9i12lic.
MoLAssES IN fair rquest; Ne. Orleans asa
Coo.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE firm at ss955ic.
RESIN firm at 20 a 10 for strained.
PETROLEUM in fair request crude .3S re-
fined p.
TALL0W steady at 919 3-l6c
WOOL quiet and very firm pulled 81 &c.
LlNSEED firm at 2 so
FREIGHT5 to Liverpool frmsr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

TINS MILToS Constable AGAIy.--The Mil
ton readers If the FEEs PREss AND Times, were
somewhat amused At the statements Of your
correspondent (H-iles) concerning their
Constable, in yo-r issue Of the l9;h inst. The
parties knowing to the facts in the premises,
recognize ct least four separate fslsehoois that
could only have been originated By a pSrty
here whose prejudiceu are very apt to oyerbal-
suce his ,ruthiulnefs. Said correspondent usc1
all his influence (which by the way is somewhat
limited. though in his own estimation invinS-
ble) 20 defeat the election OF this Constable one
yeAr ago, snd his easy plans CT misreprefents-
ton are hat highayers to prcjudioe voters in
the comm. election. W, B. &B.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

COMPULSORY YOrISG.-Ia cid colonial times
there was Law in Virgina which was enforced,
imposing a fac Of one hundred pounds Of
tobacco if man possessing the right to vote did
not exercise his privilege Before we confer The
right Of suffrage upon women would it not be
well to devise come plan By which We can mako
men vote. New York is trying hard to find a
method to make some Of its inhabitants vote but
once, while the trouble in Burlington is to bring
out what may be termed the tsx-pAying class Of
voters. In these days Of clubs to accomplish
all sorts Of purposes, an association to induce
voters to 60 to the polls would do vas; amount
Of good If we cannot impose political diEsbili-
ties upon non-vOters we can at less, bring public
opinion TO bear upoa those who neglect the fire.;
duty Of citizen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

l3y Telegraph
New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORE. Feb "a.
MONEY was easy this forenoon at . a per
ccat and closed active and sharp al p3r cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE quiet al iD1ii
GOLD firm At mos aiiul. The adYaucs is due 10
The large bids a, the treasury ard the pulling Of
Gcrma1 uanSers. Carrying rates ilr2t psr csnt TO
uas. Tbs treasury awarded million IN one lot at
HOS ION.
GOVERNMENT BONDS strong and higher in
sympathy with gold.
STATE BONDs firm.
sTOCKs-TLe market at the close VS. heavc
aud giving the lowest price Of the day. : he de-
clile for the day was e, T. Il per cent in the
general dist, and Union Pacif, went down 81 per
cent. The leading " bull " sold largely Of all
their spcciaties on Monday AM Tuesday, and hence
the p,eseut condition Of affairs. The Transact
in non Pacic were the great AZURE Of the
day 100000 shares wtud be tho minimum esu-
mate OF the business for 10 day. Yesterday the
In on Pacific speculation marked by great
buOyancy, but to-day was characterized by extreme
depression and very unsettled market, the ex-
trcmes Of the cay being 3Si and 3is. tho diief-
ercs between the sellers options ami the regular.
At one time the stock sold at b regular ana s. a
seller. again at Is regular and 35 seller, and az ain
at 30 regu ar and 3il seller. In the morning the
difference between the cash and the regular stock
was an n per cent. and in the afternoon the
stock was leaned at % to l-i6 for borrowing.
The foil lWius are the clCsIng Qucta atoms:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

THOSE skeptical Of the virtues of SNoLAEDER's
BUcHU Tor the positive cure Of kidney, bladder and
Elandular diseases mental and physical debility
loss OF vigor diabetes gravel, lack of nervous
erey, female complaints and maadies of the urinO-
genital organs ncontinence and retention of urine
have but TO administer few doses OF this valuable
vegetable medicine and their doubts will vanish.
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