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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09
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THURSDAY, JANUARYs. 1879.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Adyertisementa

Now AON0EtiBcAeDss'
City Book Store-J. D. Stanton.
Notice.. F. Updegraff.
National Building Association.
Oil Cloths-Hubbard Il Bro.
Wharf Master-John Q Belville. :
Councilmsn-Issac Piper.
Notice-Henry j. Wade, Jr.
For Sale-Desirable Residence.
observation-disclosures Railway Co.
Notice-Stockholders Meeting.
Wheeling Gymnasium.
Superintendent OF Water Works.
John w. Cummings.
Superintendent Of Water Works
john Scott.
Clocks Oxtoby & Daffield
Observation-Disclosures o. this col
ump.
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HOLIDAY GooDs-We recommend
those wishing to purchase Boots and
Shoes to call at L. V. Blends, where
they will find the finest and best stock
ever brought to thi city.
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"TI9O5H."

EnNTROsH"OR UNFERMENTED WINE
for Communion purposes. Also,
Angelica Wine, very delicate, favorlte
wine for ladits and invalids. Also. spark
ling and Hook Wines, Pinel & Co. 5 Brandy,
old and pure, superior Rye and bourbon
WHISTLES for medicinal purposes.
For sale by LOGAN, LIST h 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09

THEY were charging City cents q
dozen for eggs in the market yesterdays
An enterprising hen, by strict attention
to business, could realize fortune now.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09

Az elegant Eureka Grand Organ. in
use but q few months, cost 1865, will be
sold for sl2O cash, ct Sheib's Music
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09

: New lot Albums Picture Frsmss
stereoscopic views, etc, for the holiday
trade, at the Partridge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09

JUST received by John L. Rice, 81
Monroe street, full and complete line
Of Muffers and Ear Warmers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09

EVERYBODY wanting pictures before
Christmas. can 81. to-day at the Part
ridge Gallery. .@z.aaE
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.
City Clerk.


Editors OF the Register:
Please announce 8. r FArIs az candt-
date Tor City Clerk at the coming charter
election, and oblige -
jams MANY VOTERss
Editors OF the Register:
At the earnest solicitation OF many
friends, ] Announce myself as q candidate
for the office OF City Clerk, at the ensuing
city election.
jana W. +. ADAMS.
Editors Of The Register:
Please announce the name of JOHN
n ERR N as an independent candidate for
the office Of City Clerk.
jams MANY VOTERS
Editors Of the Register.
hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Office OF Citv Clerk, and II elected
will endeavor to discharge the duties OF the
'-A'' JOHN H. RINEHART.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce w. T. FMBLFM as
candidate for the office of City Clerk, at
the coming charter election. jail
We are authorized to announce that
GEORGE @. BLACK, who now holds the
position Of City Clerk, will be candidate
for that office at the ensuing city election.
jail
Editors Of the Regi ter:
BY the request OF MANY citizens, please
announce FRA SCIS A BRITT az a candi-
date for City Clerk, at the ensuing munich
pal election.
Edi' OTIS OF the Register:
You will please announce me as candi-
date at the next municipal election for the
Office OF City Clerk
dec3l-i ALEX. n. FORGEY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09

CEEsE patterns OF dress goods are
likely to be the style this spring for
ladies dress goods.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09

The New Colonnade Hotel, Philadel.
phia, Pa, is perfect in every point Of
com fort.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09

GET your Photograph at Brown q
Higgins Gallery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09

CALL and see the Sleyeoscope Views
at the Partridge Gallery.
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LADr.s, Gold Leaf and White Kid
and 6sutlemsn's E Embroidered Slippers
inst received ct L. v. Bloud'a
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Editors of the Register:

Editors Of the Register:
Please announce the name OF JOHN
ROCK ARD rs a candidate for the office OF
Wharf Master al the ensuing charter cleo
ton.
Jan3-i MANY VOTERS.
Editors OF the Register:
Please announce my name AZ candidate
or reelection 10 the office of Wharf Master
at the ensuing city election
lamb JOSEPH FORSYTH.
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JUsr received, a full line OF Gloves
ell kinds, at 80 Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09

SHEET Music and Music Books OF all
kinds at Sheibs Music Store.
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HAVE your Pictures for the holidays
made ct Brown 4 Higgins Gallery. 49,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-09

HAVE your Pictures framed At Brown
& Higgins Gallery.
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City Sergeant.


Editors OF the Regi ter:
You will please announce to the citizens
OF wheeling that am candidate for the
office Of City Sergeant at the ensuing city
cleo ion, and oblige
jan7-i SMITH MCDONALD.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce my name as o candi-
date .or the { flee OF city Sergeant, a. the
ensuing city election. and ohlige
lane FRANK STANLEY.
We are authorized to announce that
CHARLrS A. EXLtY will be candidate
tor be Office Of City Serges ant at the Char
Ter Election to be held on thursday, jan
uary 23d. dec3l
HEREBY offer myself as a candidate for
re election TO the office Of City Sergeant.
decSl HENRY CONANT.
Editors OF the Register
p ease announce ED NJ. DAVIS az Citi-
MS candidate for the flee OF City Ser
geant at the coming municipal election,
and oblile
decS0.h MANY VOTERS.
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New style Of Frames at Brown d
Higgins Gallery
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WANTED,
TRUSSES

dS6 h. tSOO PER DAY! Agents wanted.
Do W pIU All classes of working peo-
pie, OF either sex, young or oil, make more
money at work for us in their spare mo-
ments, or all the time, tn m at anything
else Particulars tree. Address g. SrIN-
SON 4 co Portland, Maine. ja3.b
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LEAVE your orders early for your
Photograph at Brown 4 Higgins GAL
lery.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO 3. R. CO

Ea pPASsENGER TRAIN
34will be run by the follnw'no
schedule ON and after November 4, 1877
wheeling time:
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
HAsr-LxAvB wEsr-LKAvBs-
Wheeling Wheeling
ARRIvB AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland 225 p. II. Columbus. ....y5.45P p. II.
Raltimore.--9.O " Sandusky ...ll:25
Warrington Cincinnati...l0l5
ID. C....-.-..-l0.40 Chicago ....- $40 AN.
Philsdeip'a-. 1904. n. st. Louis. l2:l5 P n.
New York. $40
FAST LINE.
HAsr-LxAvn wEsr-LnAvas
G any ass $50 P. n. S daiiy aP. 74oAx
ARRIvEs AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 40 A. n. IColumbus......S 10 p. Il.
Baltimore ...l205P M.Sandusky. SEQ. 6:45
Washington Cincinnati. lois -
D.C.......-.- l:5O Chicago.....- $40 AN
Philadelp'a.. 8;55 ct. Louis......l2l5 r. M.
New York...l0:l2 Sundays excepted.
Sundays excepted.l
NAIL TRAIN.
kAsT-LEAvKs wssT-LsAyss
daily at. .ll:o5 p. NJ. daily at. Ito A. d.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland.S:l5 A. NJ. Columbus. 9.25 4. y.
Baltimore p. NJ Sandusky:... $40 p. ~
Washington Cincinnati. 2:45
ID. C...-.....6e35 p. n Chicago----. $40 A. n.
Philadelp'a.. ll:30 st. Louis 90 4"
New York. 6:40A.M Sundays excepted.
s5aturdavs excepted.
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
kAsT-LEAvES wEST-LEATSs
sWheeling sWheeling
daily at-.-ll:l5 A. N daily at....--4:O5 p. N.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES At
Cumberland-9.5 p. n. columbus. Sc. ll:N p. Y.
sSundays excepted. cincinnati. $3.50 A N.
Chicago ....... $50 -
Isl. Louis. SD r. M
Sundays excep'+,..
WHEELING, PlTTSN3 Il BAIT. DIV.
Etsr-LEAyEs WEST = LEAVES
wheeling SWashington,f a.,
dolly at...,.6:40 A. ~ daily at......o:fV A. NJ
sWheeling "WashlngtOn, Pa,
daily at,..325 p, N daily at..-.3:l0 P. N.
Sundays excepted Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make conn';S lions
al Baltimore with trains for Pb'lade!.
pliia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
south.
West bound trains make direct eonnec::
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
tickets to all principal points can be pro-
cured at the office.
THOS. x. SHARP,
Assistant Master oI Transportation.
X. T. DEVRIEa, General Agent. "heei-
30 nov4
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CALL at the Partridge Gallery to-day
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Save Your Horses.

THE SORE THROAT AND GLANDU-
i lar Swellings, which appear among the
symptoms Of the prevailing Horse Dlseas Z,
are best treated with "
II Is used and recommended by the street
railway, omnibus and livery stables. and in
the present epidemic has been found supe-
riur to any other. External application.
Prepared and sold by
LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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EH 1PASSENGER TRAIN
ySSwill berun by the fnllnw'ne
chedule ON and after November 4, 1877
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And all work required by Bankers, Mer.
chants, Manufacturers, Insurance Compa.
nies, Railroad Companies, Steamboats,, Ho-
tells, and City, County and other Public
Officers, are equal to any in the State.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-21
Troy Horse in an Exciting Race;.;
Fleetwood

Saturdays Word gives particulars of
race at Fleetwood, in which Jim Dou-rey,
little Joker took a prominent part. 1t
says
The third race was for horses that had
never beaten go which had eight entries
and five starters. viz. Dan Mace's Blanch
Jimmy Dougleys Joker. Johnny Murphy's
Charley Green. Dan .Jenknss Brown Joe
and Mccarthy grey gcldng Tammony.
In the pools Joker had the call and. as
usual. the little horse went right off and
won the first and second heats, Joe Brown
being second in the first and third in the
second heat, while Charley Green was
fourth in the first and second in the second
heat, Blanche respectively third and fourth.
But with a heavy track third heat seemed
to be entirely too much for Joker for al
though he trotted the heat in fine style
Blanche beat him for it in 2:2S, he being
second, Charley Green third and Joe Brown
fourth. As this was a repetition of a SINH
lar irot week ago, those on Joker began
unloading at the box. and the result was
tint Blanche became Il hot fay0iite over
the field The fourth heat, alth ugh
clearly won by a head by Blanche in 2:&J.
the judges made dead heat between her
and Joker, Charley Green third and Joe
Brown fourth. They then, by reason Of
darkness. postponed the race until Monday
at o'clock p. IN.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

Butter IS selling in Pttsford from % to
20 cents for choice. Eggs are scarce at 80
cents dozen. Poultry is being shipped
in large quantities to the Boston market.
The regular meetings Of Netis Lodpe
No. % of Oddfellows at Poutney are held
on the second and fourth Monday evenings
of each month.
One per cent of the Grand List Of Poult.
ney is SS,l18 go
The Congregational church in the west
parish of Rutland, organized in 1913. was
the first in Rutland county
John y. Baxter, Esq, and COL Pcrciyal
Clement represented Rutland at re-
cent meeting OF marble manufacturers in
New York.
The measles are quite prevalent in shei
burne.
203.54.
man IN Shrewsbury recently advertised
lor man to take charge of farm. and I'm
SIX days had over one hundred applicants
Shrewsbury Peak is often mistaken for
Arlington Peak 1t is one Of the highest
peaks of the Green Mountains and is more
than 4,lOO feet above tide water.
The Congregational church in Sudbury
has a membership of only 90 eight male
and fourteen female members.
Sudbury has foreign population of SO.
The pulpit of the Congregational church
in linmouth is supplied BY Methodist
clergyman.
More people have died above the are of
80 years in TInmouth than in any other
town Of the county
Luke Hiram lying on the mountains in
the southeast part of Wallingford cover,
about $50 acres of land
David Crazy. formerly of Wallingford
Is member Of the School Board of the
city of Hartford, Conn.
The members Of the Wallingford ORA.
matte Club held a reunion at the residence
of Harvey d. Conglon on Thursday even
ing.
The funeral of Darwin NJ lEalett. took
place from the residence Of his father. J 5
llalett, Wells. Nov 10. under the direction
of Morning Star Lodge, No 81, of Poult-
ney of which he was a member.
The township OF Wells was originally
six miles square, but part of it has since
been annexed to Middletown and Poultney.
William Wyman was the first town clerk
of West Haven, in 1852
West Haven has $40 American born resi-.
dents and Ga foreign born
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LOCAL SIX ETC1nES.
~. w. Kingsiey's Custom Clothing
Establishment.

One of the old, reliable establishments
of Rutland, famed for square dealing and
good work, is that of Capt Henry W..
Kingsley, the merchant tailor. This es-
tablishment is situated in Central House
block, on Merchants Row, where it has
been favoritc headquarters for clothing,
both rcady-madc and custom-made, since
the first of April last. The proprietor
makes a speciality of custom work and has
superior facilities for the business. He
has in his employ from 20 to IS hands
busily engaged in the manufacture of gar
ments of all kinds for the supply of his
large and steadily increasing business, and
is bound to meet the wants of all with the
utmost promptncss and dispatch. Captain
Kingsley has been in the clothing
business for the last fifteen years, has had
plenty of practical experience as II mer-
chant tailor and clother and is perfectly
competent to fit out all who call upon him,
with fine suit of clothing, well cut and
made in the latest style. But very few es-
adjustments outside of our larger cities
pay as much attention to custom work as
does this, and it is safe to say the house is
fast reaping its reward in large patronage
bestowed upon it. Devotion to ones call
ing, in whatever capacity, is sure to be
successful in Its results and the public are
sure to appreciate and applaud. The gen.
tlemen of our own town as well as those
of adjoining towns know well that garments
are made at Kngsley's "as they should
be- and none leave his store dissatisfied
with their bargain.
In connection with the business of Gus
homework, the proprietor has large and
elegant stock of rcady-madc clothing, hats,
caps and gcntsturnshng goods, SO com
pletc in assortment that all can be suited
The present stock of clothing is now to be
rapidly closed out, before the first Of Jan
uary, at extremely low figures, to make
way for splendid stock of custom-made
goods In addition the proprietor has just
received some scvcnty-iivc new overcoats
Of desirable make and stylish pattern
which he will sell to customers at their own
prices before the new year Here is a rare
chance for buyers. which no doubt will be
improved. The Captain means business,
and will do as he agrees. Probably no
better opportunity was ever offered to the
gentlemen of Rutland to provide themselves
with clothing for the winter, and lively
times are expected at these headquarters for
the next six weeks
silk hats of the latest style just received
in large variety, which the gents will do
well to examine.
The cutter at Kingsey's establishment,
Mr. Albert Novak, is well and favorably
known in this section in that capacity, and
his work stands well the ,elt of time and
the opinions of the most thstidious. The
Captain and his competent assistant, Mr.
Merrill Salisbury, are always TO be found
ready to show thcir stock to the public and
to meet the wants of all.
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EFFECTS OF THE STORM on THE HrDsoN
RivER.-During the storm Monday night
three Delaware and Hudson canal boats
loaded with coal sunk at the dock at
Poughkeepsie. The steamer Baltic, driven
by wind against the Tvoli dock guards.
was smashed and her stock dislodged An
unknown sloop sunk between Barrytown
and Tivoli, and an unknown steamer sunk
in liayerstraw bay. No lives are reported
lost. The Thomas Powell arrived here
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. The trip
up was the most severe within the memo
rieS of the officers. The Sunnyside got up
We dnesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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The N. X. BRowN MANUFACTURING Co

THE n. X BRowN MANUFACTURING Co
Such is the name of new stock COM
pany which has been formed at Burlington
and whose business will be the manuiac-
turc of Browns Bronchials and other pro-
prIetary medicines and the celebrated An.
aline Dyes, all of which have become
standard and popular articles in market.
The stock amounting to $50, 600 is owned
by sound business men, and with Our
friend Mr.. VIM. Van Patten, as treasurer
and actuary, we predict that the new COM
pany will soon become prominent and in
iiuental concern in the Quaker City,
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EgniirOad "Reminiscences.

In reply to an article of the nth inst,
in the WEEKLY GLOBE, in regard to Il
"stonc or large block" thrown at the dis
lance of 100 feet, | would say in Oct lSi7,
Il stone was thrown while blasting on the
Rutland & Burlington Railroad north of
Sutherland Falls station or opposite of j.
C. Powers, residence l75 feet, measuring
100 cubic feet which being some 20 feet
more than the one spoken of, and to add to
this it laid 20 feet higher than the bed from
whence it was thrown breaking the top of
large pine, on its passage carrying with it
small dog.
In speaking of the Rutland & Burlington
Railroad reminds one of such men as Ma
thanel Fullerton, Hugh Henry of Chester,
John Buckmaster of Cuttingsvile, George
+. Hodges, George w. Strong, Robert
Pcrpont of Rutland, G w. Conant of
Brandon. Chas. Lindsey, Leonard Dem
ing, of Middlebury, Harry Bradley, John
Bradley, Moses Church, and Timothy Fol
let of Burlington, who was President of
the road while building and for several years
after. In speaking of the long list of names
who were the prime movers in building,
the road which to-day we enjoy, Where
are they? They are gone, all gone, but
their names still live.
There are many others who are still liv-
ing Such men ms Judge ID. A. Smalley,
of Burlington, Samuel Swift, OF Middle
bury, John A. Conant, of Brandon, Ches-
ter Granger of Pittstord, IL o. Perkins of
Rutland, who were active men also in its
completion. The debt of gratitude due
these men is too often overlooked. While
in measure their labors and sacrifices are
appreciated by the men of the present time,
it will be reserved for II future generation
to do Them full honor A. G.. =.
Pittsiord, Nov. is, 1873.
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A}larhle.
RUTLAND MARBLE COMPANY,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
b l. o OK Il SA w I'd MAR b T..
QuARRIEs AND MILLS,
j. n, BAXTER, Supt. WEST RUTLAND, Vt.

All the grades Of Rutland Marble, I'm the
spape of slabs OF various thicknesses required
for Furniture, Mantel, and Decorative Work, as
well as Cemetery use also Cubic Stock for
Monumental and building purposes, including
Bases, Strips, and Posts may be found ON our
yard at all times.
our extensive arrangements for the produc-
ton OF Marble, in the way OF quarrying Ma
chinery, and Mills comprising thirty-two gangs
OF saws, place US In position to supply the
wants OF the Trade. Wholesale and Retail
Dealers, Builders, Furniture.men. and gem
eral Manufacturers Will lind II TO their Interest
To favor us with their orders.
mayld&wtf RUTLAND MARBLE co.
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Chr Autlantl Daily Gluhe.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1873.
tkutiand County Notes.
wALLINGFORD.

WAILINGFORD.
very large flock of "wild geese" fa-
vorcd Wallingford with their presence yes.
terday evening they entored our village via
the north route and encamped on the "fox
pond where they toyed with our sports
men until six O'Clock this morning, when
they babe Walingford an anectionate
adieu, and flew on their way rejoicing. Sew
era guns were fired in honor of their de-
parture.
Mr. Nathan VIM one ofonr most respec-
tep townsmen who was severely injured
from falling from scailling while working
on building in Danny day or two since
was lroughIto his home to-day. and grave
doubts are entertained of his recovery.
ALERT.
Wallingford Nov. 10Th 1878.
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NETERINARY.-Dr. G. +. Wilkinsons
Great English Cough Powders, for Horses
only. a sure cure for coughs, Colds, swelling
of the Glands, Sore Throat, Epidemic, CataITh,
Horse All, and all diseases Of the Throat ana
Lungs.
These powders are safe at all times, being
free from poisonous Drugs Prepared by 4. G.
WILKINSON, Veterinary surgeon, CaremOnt,
n II. For sale by C. +. WING, agent i0r Rut-
land and vicinity. Oct20l4W
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Amuscmenis.

HNIANKSGIVING BALL,
AT
WARMERS HALL,
EAST WALLINGFoRD, vi.
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 27th, 1873.
Gentlemen with Ladies' are respectfully
Invited.
FLOOR MANAGERS,
ELIAS STEWART, A. W. DICKERMAS, CHARLES
FOSTER,
-, Music by lIoLDEN's FULL BAND. No Cards,
Tickets $500. Nul2.d3w
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4tants.

4iook binding.
CUSTOM BOOK-BlNDING.
We are prepared to Bind in new and appropr.
ate style any Of the popular
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British quarterly Review,
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Christian Union,
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freemason's Monthly Magazine,
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Medical and Surgical Reportcr,
Medical and Surgical ,jouruuL
Massachuserls Ieacher,
merry Museum,
Musical Monthly,
Masonic Monthly,
Missionary Herald
North American Review,
old and New,
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f4Pr e,nrHGgns Ma Journal
f4 niatsaI a,d rno'oSI"uher
Scientitic American,
student and Schoolmatc,
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DRICK.-l have five hundred thousand
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