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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-11

The London Times announces that thu
Marqui, Of Ripon Ia, become Roman
Catholic. The announcement, few days
/ ago, that be had resigned the Grand Mas
tersbip of the Free Masons and that the
Prince of Wales would temporarily succeed
him, caused much excitement in England
which is heightened bf the information that
the Marquis has embraced Catholicism,
The Marquis is the most notable convert
made by the Catholic church in many years.
He has held two secrctaryships in the cabi-
nets OF Lord Palmerston and Lord Russell,
and was lord president Of the eouG-
ell under Mr.. Gladstone from the for
nation Of his government until last Sep
TENDER lie was chairman ofthe joint high
commission that framed the treaty Of
Washington, and for his services in that
affair was raised to the Marquisate 1t is
not wonderful that the secession Of a man
50 prominent in many respects, iG society.
in politics, and not least as grand master of
the Freemasons of England causes great cx-
cltement.
The REcoNsTRUCrIoN OF THE SoUTH.-In
view of the disorders in the South, and the
financial and business depression there dur
ing the recent visit to Washington Of Sena-
tor Chandler. Chairman Of the Republican
National Congressional Committee, it was
agreed to aid and support a call for a con
yentlon Of the Republicans Of the southern
States to meet at Atlanta On the l2th Of
October. |, is desired that the most thought
ful, wise and fair-minded men from each
State be appointed as delegates to this con-
ventlon, the object being to set forth to the
nation the true condition Of the South and
to show the needs and suggest the reforms
necessary to secure perfect reconstruction
of those States 1t is expected that the
President, Vice-President and others of
national reputation will be present Owing
to the short notice, it is agreed that the
executive committee OF each of the Southern
States. or their chairman, appoint the dele.
gates. This convention has the ndorse-
ment sn3 corporation Of prominent Repub-
licans in all sections.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-11

Time l3i. 1884,.
In drawing, King William was first. John
Cramton second, and Anna Lee third. The
send off was good, on first scoring. Anna
Lee, driven by a. II. Danlorth. immediate
ly took the lead. and kept it. The heats
were one half mile. John Cramton came
in second, and King William, who behaved
badly. third. Time: 1871. In the second
heat King William did better, and Rugged
Anna Lee, but could not pass her. John
Cramton came in some distance behind.
Time 1884. Second money was given to
King MiIlinm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-11

INC only question that can arise l. hun
possibly could any man of sense con-;nrs
an acquaintance begun in that way untiI IL
oeeame warm iriendship2 How eauIJ
y VT beecher ever consider Mr. MoultOn
his warm friend after such coinne,,cya,eS,
OF friendship? Mr.. Beecher has sts,rd -
us exactly what his view ofthat cas- IL IL
mas SAID that the pistol made no inpress;nn
on ms mlnd then; that afterward he IN.
lhaue to believe that Mr.. Moultnn had O.,
70 MN at the outset As an enemy: that he
hau oeen won over by Mr.. BeecIer's o,.n
personal acquaintance to his side. IN nrn,n.
Use things and to perform things Tor bi-,
"hleh he regarded as characteristic of tho
most ~ eminent and faithful friendship Mr.
Deecner Is ike great many other gener.
oH' Peopie, nc loves man not in proportion
- tne man Is worthy to be loved. but In
proportion as he himself has conferred bana
MS upon hin. The more he forgiyes nen,'ie
the more be will ser'c them. The psr,IIci
is not tar to seek-it is common amonr -
everywhere. We know very well how Tho
most noble and generous minds, particnlar-
tne minds OF women regard those who, |
they mad endeayored to reclaim-witb pres,
tenderness. We are told that in Ueaven
there Is more joy over one sinner tbat 20
penteih than over ninety-nine that are win
out SIN, and Mr.. Moulton came as a renent.
IN SINNER. l know that man Mr. Beecherl. |
iose him, have lived beside him aImas, |
all my life. He baptized me, ha married
me, be has buried my children. he baa
guided me in intellectual and in relie;ans
ine ior generation, and who shall ebide
me II speak with warmth? Do | not 49,
Tor al good men, for all holy beings -
every thing that has an impulse of good or
o. right, or of truth, when say, God hes
.ha .,e God keep him! lApplaasel. Wei,
'ne storm Is a. most over, the worst of Il has
passed the clouds rumble little aroanJ
lne horizon yet, bat for US the sky has been
cen, and upon our faces upturned and
apon me lace that we love. there falls tho
'lear shining of the sun. God bless him.
'aY again. Voices: "Amea."l know
.ua' IN these deep waters he has been sus-
aimed by the everlasting arms-I know
NAT Nat ne could stand alone on the Judgment
Day, Tod being with him but know IL
must be comfort to him and to his hr.rs
sneLlgrest applausel-whose gray head
las been bowed with his to the p;t;isS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-11
POULTRY

Is good, some Of the exhibitors being j. NJ
Ainsworth and NJ. l.. Stone, Castleson ID.
IL. Morse. West Randolph, \. Ii Danforth,
some fine game fowls; f. II. Boardman,
Rutland,G DAvi-, Montpelier, A B.Wiider,
West Rupert. j. o. Billings, Rutland. F.
NJ. Pierce, Brandon, W. l. Eddy, Rutland,
and E. Sprague. Brandon, very large
variety.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-11

At quarter to three. was the exhibition Of
No I. single horses, and No. s, driving
horses. In No. 7, age, style. speed and
action were considered, and driven to
wagon. which with driver was not to weigh
less than $50 pounds In No. s, speed was
not considered. except where other qualities
were equal. The premiums in each were
S25. SIS and $40; the heats alternated.
The entries in No. were
A. H. Danforth Rutland, horse years old.
&. H. 4 II. W. Cheney, Rutland, mare 5 years
old.
W A. Weed, Shelburn, horse years old.
David 6oodell, BrattlebOro, .. z. Warwick.
Il. +. Sollace Bridport Honesty.
Good time was made. especially by
Weeds horse, Honesty, and Danforth's
horse.
In Nos gentlemen driving horses the en-
tries were by John Engram. Rutland, one
black gelding NJ. B. Gaylord, Brookfeld,
one horse years old; B. P. Walker. Ben
son, one horse ! years old, Jim; E. A.
Smith. Dandy, one horse. years old J j.
Griswold, Benson, one chestnut mare
years; E. C. Leclair, Winooski; Daniel
Goodell, Brattleboro, gray gelding, G.
g. Wardwick; II. Clark, Rupert, chest.
nut gelding 6 years. The grand exhibition
of the afternoon was the display Of the
Moulton Brothers splendid stud of horses.
consisting Of Hambletonian Monarch"
stallion 10 years old by "Rysdyk's HANDLE
tonian -; - Don Giovanni" stallion year
old Portland, stallion year old; a
s year old Hambletonian mare a pair OF ?
year old mares, by Monarch ~; and one
2 year old stallion by - Monarch. They
have another two year old bay mare by
" Monarch -; but it is kept in the stall on
account of accident The Moulton Brothers
are the worthy competitors of the Vermont |
Stock Company. and are Of Randolph. !
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PORTER og YALE COLLEGs
LAKE PLACID, New York

ny OesT Mr.. Beechcr u have been On the noin4
ol writing 10 you Tor the last few weeks from tii
70 tAe. 10 express my undated Confidence ana m
increasing y mpathy for you in YOUR sr..t I'll
out have Ieirained, knowing that YOU wer. a..
mHch occupied 10 listen TO any thing except moe
sary adv &C. Bat have juss read Vour sit.'.'
ana am more than satisfied with it Il WouIi h. -
81 Sht thing 10 sAt that believe 1t - be true H.
hot READ Tor myself, but for the word ~ -
oeIeve II VII he accepted as true by ali evcept
sons OF belia!, and those who have been cornn,ffJ
asalnst you in decided partizanshtp NJ .I 'eI
this think that il will secure Won The 49, la"
pa,hy OF multitudes whom you have not reaeb.d -
uniy s.lShtiy before this and that You will he bii
~ u Sher hOnOr Than ever Tor integrity cf uu-f.s
anu generosity o. seI-saeriiice auu that vour e,
Pe, WINE u VIII teacn discretion from voilr W
ness VIII enforce ia Inaniiestly more i,rnr.s.-,
way The dignity and strength OF a vii -,
I'm. ~ s,lenee tnat others might he spared he
,,eNe the LORD Will make your latter DAYS h.+t-
.nah 10 tne beginning (ls is said OF Job} and If 49,,
aIe wing 70 stop doing twice as much - -, ~
nnr. attempt FOUR Pnlp pit and pastoral IN
your friend 'ipet
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THREE YEAR OLD RACE

J. S. Carter, Benson, b m, Anna Lee.....
Leonard Fisk, Ira b :, King WilIiam..-.
X h Hamilton, John CramtOn....-......
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W. Y. Ripley, Rutland. displays large and
fine variety also b. P. Hall. Castleton, has
a large variety. some 63 kinds; E.. S. Brow
nell, Essex junction, shows some fine spe-
cimcns of potatoes. Ii. n. Morgan exhibits
good show of early peas, beans, corn. etc.
The display of
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-23
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

EHAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re.
stored. lmpediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed Z,
yelopes.
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa,-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable condur
and professional skill. g-5d&w3m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-23
HEWHkLL HOUSE
SOUTHERN HOTEL!
Fronting on ltb, 9Th, and Walnut Ste,
ST. LOUIS ..............-............ no.
LavErLrE. WARNER kco., Prcur's

The Southern Hotel Is rst class in ell iis appoint
ments. Ifs tables are a. al times supplied In the
greatest abundance with all the deiicacies the
kets afford Its clerks and employees are all poll c
and attentive 10 The wants Of the guests al the
Hotel.
There is an improved elevator leading from the
first floor TO the upper one
Railroad and Steamboat Ticket ONCE, News
Stand and Western Unisu Telegraph Once in Ro-
unds Of tie Hotel S-sltulY
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-23

DIR. J. Walkers California Yin.
cgara BitterS are a purel,>yecrtablc
| preparation, made chiefly fr0N Tie ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains Of Califur,
mia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therctrom w thout the Use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT.
TERS?' Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers lis health. They are the great
blood purifier and Il life giving principle
4 perfect Renovation and Invigoratol
of the system. Never before in the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BlrTERs i'll healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are gentle PurEltiye as well as Tonic,
relieving Congo ton or Inflammation OF
the Liver and ViSceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
sThe properties of DR.. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITgERS are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminatiyr, Nutritious. Laxative. Duretic
Sedative, Eu,H.'t. !nitant, Sudoritie Altera
tive. and Auli-R,inus
Il. ii. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Gen ACTS. San Francisco California
and cor. OF Washington aud Charlton Sta. n Y.
Sold by an Druggists and Dealers.
II d&w1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-23
A MIRACLE
TESTIMONIAL
Office and Residence No. "A Dauphine ST.,
NEW ORLEANS Sept ~, 1Si3.


NEW ORLEANS Sept ~, 1s13.
CAPT. TRYoN J, WOODWARD
Agent MAJ uire's Medicines.
No IS Magazine Street:
ESTEEMED SIR:-From feeling of heartfelt graf
itude, and general sense of duty, am prompted
TO address you and respectfully beg TO give you
voluntary and brief statement OF my past and pres
ent state of health. CUSDRASGo LIVER AND BLOOD
BITTERs AND SARsAPARILLA Tonic. My health for
years has been bad, but from the commencement OF
thus year rapidly declined, forcing TO abandon
all character Of business and upon becoming com
petcly paTslyzed in my right arm and with nv
whole right side threatened, became helpless and
hopeless indeed, though attended upon by the mos
skillfu physicians OF this and other States and
cities. with no benefit; and, in fact, my own med
cal knowledge forces to realize the fact that ur
lees some change and improvement took place soon
with me would shortly die, and made my every
earthly arrangement accordingly, when oy q most
proyidential circumstance l was directed 70 anu
met you about q month ago, aud, rom your een
erous sympathy, was induced 90 grauiy !oI; "u'
with no hope or confidence Of beDentto myseHl
only try the Cundurango; and 70 ny utost ,
ishment and qualification, am now almost euilreiy
restored to perfect health, ard That oy the use OF
hut one hottie Of the CUNDURANSo LIVER AND
BIooD Br-TEl~ and SABsAPARILLA IoS'fs 1 Ieel,
indnd a .1.yycd aud rcsurrected u.sa., add will
cvcf h., Gear sir. be grateful IN my remem brancs
M y,u Tor o., Kind interest ana generous sympathy
l.,55,,u me in my wTrtched helplcssness, and aW
..u,iuced that To the use Of Cunderango and Di
vine Providence through You, am indebted for
new lease Of life. -
ton Of my case be made; and by my happy expert
encc none weed despair. and that through you, IN
the use OF Cundurango, they may also ana rensi
and restoration To hea.. p, when even a0pe ItsSu
has fed. With resseet and grAiiinae' l rsnsin
yours truly, etc. THos VI. LOGAN, JR NJ d.
NEw ORLEANS, sept "a, ISIS.
We the undersigned being personally acquainted
with Dr' Logan, eheerfuliy certify that The shove
statement is trae and correct n every parxSn.ar.
Pm GOODWIN.
DAN'L HICEAR
Sold ky CenserS Thomas, Roek Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-22

CLOSING OUT SALE
u Undcrgarmenta
the stock
manufacturer declining business
Great Inducements
Some
extra hne Paris hand.ma Goods,
trimmed with real lace.
Beautiful Embroideriea
in
Swiss. Cambria,
NainsOok, &C.
Also. regardless Of cost,
Flowers, Feathers &C.
fine articles for neck wear.
10000 fine Ribbons 2Jc worth from Soc
to 81 yard.
1000 yards at loo. worth Csc. zoe ~
800 yards French Organize, two yards wide, SOC q
yard worth 75c.
500 yards French Lawn 2Oc., worth CSC
800 pair Corscts 75c a pair, worth II 5o
Store to let
li5l Broadway,
next door to "Bogardus':"
Great, very great bargains
IL DE PEaCEyAL
r. formerly At 739 Broadway,
has removed to % Vest Union square.
Cb,,dren,s Outfts Infants Wardrobes
Ladies' Underwear.
All kinds of Embvoideres to order.
Iaccs cleaned and mended equal 10 new.
stamping and stamped Goods.
INDIA CAMEI3S HAIR SHAwLS-A FEW MORE OF
/ those splendid Shawls which have taken down the
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A.. .coc -. ,,., nnnn
A A A d
4 I 6 4 4 I EB 5
tzAA11 8 fAA14 SSHHHs 5 +
A . An ID
Goo 4 AE e ,rnD

We would respectfully inform the ladies Of New York
and vicinity that previous to closing our Fur Depart
ment this year, shall offer entire stock
Furs halt the cost OF manufacture No misrepre
sensations allowed Every article warranted repre-
sented.
Real Seal SaoQucs at Sos; cost us $ll0.
Beautiful Ermine Sets at 81 IS; cost US 81.
Real Seal at $l9 cost us SIS
Real Seal Caps at So cost us $40.
Chidren's Cony SacQueS at 50; cost us So
Our entire stock Of Furs marked down i'll proportion
We call the especial attention OF ladies to our truly
magnificent stock OF
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INDIA CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS.-A FEW MORE OF
/ those splendid shawls which have taken down the
town with the autumn leaves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-22
TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER
IN OUR
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

We have reduced entire stock of desirable Dress
Goods, adapted tor the present season, fully
Is PER CENT
lower than last weeks prices, ana will open
MONDAY. THE 2SD INST,
several OF Arlington Poplins in spring shades
ut Csc, worth 45c
Is spring Percaes in all the designs l6Sc
selling all over the city tor &c
5000 remnants At halt their value.
An INSPECTION OF THIS DEPARTMENT IS RE-
SPECIFICALLY SOLICITED.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR. 7

Our domestic Undergarments are all Of special
manufacture and were awarded the first premium ut the
late Institute Fair tor originality design fine
ness of material and superiority OF workmanship
Our immense assortment OF french percale handmade
Underwear manufac tured expressly to order in
the complete and attractive In the United states
We urgently invite ladies to examine our goods, en-
trey without reference to their purchasing.
Finest French percalc Chemise. entirely sewed bv
hand; band, front and sleeves trimmed with hand EN-
Richer styles at 81 rs 81 s 81 To- 81 IS s. IS s. up
to IS rs
Finest French percale Nghtdress, extra length. en-
sleeves trimmed with hand embroidery, At 81 50
French percale Drawers, clusters OF tucks. trimmed
with hand embroidery, entirely sewed by hand. At ST.
French percale Corset Covers Toilet SacQues Pillows
Shams, &c at Droportonably reasonable prices.
Special bargains in Corsets-our own Importation
OUR EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
is daily so overcrowded with customers that must
beg OF ladies to call early the day possible Our
and richest designs prices acknowledged to
be the cheapest in the city.
Ten cases Of
just received Pure linen warp, Lise cross thread,
silver lustre warranted to change color Our prices
always &c., &c. 39c 49c, SEC, &c. 79c., 49,, sc.
Three French Poplins all spring shades. At
$50 per yard.
Bargains will be found In every Department.
EuEloHs,Y ffEHRious,9 FERROUS,
ss7 and 2s3 Eighth avenue near rwcntyoarth street
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BLACK GOODS AND MOURNING DEPARTMENT. |
Extraordinary Bargains during ,, the coming week.
besuaful line Of BLACK Cashmere. in and 81 wide at
~ 1"e u l2S% &c. and upward.
tS from and all these we
At ss
FOR 7d SEf sHA5 TEs DAYS
sHs 1 s5 aasfsss
Elegant Ssi.s ss a?s ST. so at
Elegant Gowns with e elaborate . embroidered b0soms
o.,s. md e.. ss;s s... .ss &C. ",
s.. -. s,sn,ssxr =, :. s g. and upward
Tho balance our Underwear At propofionately low
eeih1f}fI1bRHss OUTFITS ps,A A. GREATLY REDUCED
si nAs%''en'' glove s sfRs 00r'st' SILKS
Si Black AND co o tiA SILKS ''AA''
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Previous to opSnins gu, spring Importation We have
aeaSy yoSGns Silk to wear
FOOD ssilsn sl e 81 gG 4sd (: from g.
Sublime at Is Df sP fsGf lslGv former prices
100 pieces fancy and striped sks in black and white.
Silk pushes in all coors at g. reduced from s. So
can Is eaFnes"' ''eu''' NJ REIMAN 4 CO..
rs Union square ana Fifteenth street.
THAMES M'CREERY co.'s,
Broadway and Eleventh street
Black Silks
complete line OF goods at very low PRICES The
silks, warranted to wear, from ~
Fancy Silks
Fancy Silks
stripe. in great variety a. z,c sSe and 81 fresh
SIGNS Gs Hs a ns~ c sSS"s ST. Is and 81 81 NOW
AT JAMES MoREERY 4 CO.'S,
Broadway and Eleventh street.
1874 New Spring Dress Goods. 1874.
Will open on MONDAY. February q,
full line of French ranStas new fabric, In all the
new spring SHADES.
Mobar serges Lustrcs and Ponges. &C., &c.
Empress Cloth in shades suitable for early spring.
Irish and French Popns and other styles Of rich
Dress Goods great variety and OF our own importa
ton.
ATJAMEs MCREERY CO.'S.
Broadway and Eleventh street.
will open on Monday, February .,
in their
Ladies' Furnishing Department
and elegant stock of
ladies' and children's
Undergarmenp
at the following popular prces:-
Lade! ans tucked ID Skirts sn5 ss s 81 s.
Ladies' fine tucked and embroidered Skirts from 50 up
ward =.
Ladies' Chemises, 75c
Ladies' Drawers, 81
Ladies' Toilet Sacducs and Corset Covers In elegant
signs popular prices
Infants OUTFITS ready made and to order in elegant
variety, at low prices
All orders for dressmakng promptly executed in the
late at STYLES and at reasonable prices
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BRUARY 22 l874-QUADRUPLE SHEET.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A.
S S99SsTIST1Ti9E
S CONFEDERATION
g S SSs
& g: $ $ $$s
: ::EsE sEs:i:: s$
s s s:Es
for only 10 days longer.
at
+ E E :Ei:sE : $50 $50 s:s:s
70 Union square and Fifteenth street.
In order clear out our Winter Stock which Is en-
5H 19S ct lent we "a &
~ Savs nasS,s
s @ sh sa Cd
Saf ssn .s sq Ss ya rSSpss
beaded Yak lace pulled In back ali the way up. $ss;
'" cSiore sii ak Suits in
brown sh Sis al siS Ssy s..,,..,.
shades adapted for present .ys .to wear ..s q
ySo, $yu and S9A
REDUCTION OF % PER CENT FROM FORMER
PRICES.
The balance Of stock of imported Suits in
silk and wool Ponges, Diagonals
THE Fl S%dxx
ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS,
DOLMANS,
TALMAs,
CASHMERE SACQUES AND POLONAISE.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN OPERA CLOAKS AND
DOLMANS; ELE0ANT EVENING GARMENTS OF EV-
cry DEsCRl pTIoN, ALL OF WHOM WE OFFER
AT THE GREAT SACRIFICE OF % GENTS ON THE
DOLLAR, IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR
BE OPENED ON OR ABOUT MARCH 10.
Speciality Caps
A large importation Of Boys Suits
at half their value.
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M quality for sale at the old established place.
No 265 East Tenth street, New York. b. JAELSAHN
NEWARK, FEBRUARY 70, 1874
IN To whom 1t may concern:-.
hereby declare all kind that In Is vested
the will and Inspiration and power OF the godhead and
that have authority, by divine right to settle all matters
of dispue in domestic social ecclesiastical political
affairs. Unless am recognized by the United States
Government and am accorded immunity by the law OF
the land and shall vve extended to me universal hos
pitaity under every and roof in the land shall pro-
coed to act ordinary citizen OF the nation con-
forming TO its laws and demanding its protection IN
hall the aforesaid recognition hereby an
nounce that shall receive proposals oq my service
from any oil sources to act as advocate Tor parties
that have issues OF more or less I'm ny suike
Of any character whatsoever The highest blddeI IN cash
value will receive my immediate and thorough attention.
No bids will be decided on the LIST Of March Until
that time the United States government has the pry-
lege to negotiate with me on the subect. inneNlpe
A D. 1874 CHARLES ANDREW MILLER,
40 sherman avenua
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ATMMB J. d. LIvERRE'S, AL SIXTH AVENUE, AL,
n between Twentysixth and Twenty eventh streets
Stamping and Embroidery ESTABLISHMENTS; chdrens
pque Dresses stamped and already made; French Lin
gerie and LADIES' Ondergarments; handsome Initials
and Monograms embroidered to order; Laces clesned
and mAnded equal TO new.
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DR. JAS r. CAMPBELL:-DEAR SRI give You full per.
mission to make of my name, among the large
number radically cured" Of chronic catarrh by the
your efficient remedies. Severe colds return
Of unpleasant symptoms Refer doubters to my father
myself Very sincerely yours
Miss IMOGENE MOSCROFT, NOrthbridQe, Mass.