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Dalley's Magical Pain Extraetos.

TN al diSeases indsmnstion more o. lees pr11sucs
= nates-now to alay Inflammation strikes = -
root Of disease-hehce an immediate cure. X
PALLETS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR IL
dnd nothing else. win allay innsmmAsion once, -
make certain cure. ~
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN AI7RAC TOR
VII cure the following among great catalogue Of d.
sases burns, scads cuts, chaes, nipples, corusy
ounons, bruises, etrains, bites poson, chiibains, he
scrofa . ulcers fever fslons, ache piles, so
eyes, gout, sWeliings rheumatism scald head, aaa
rheum, Badness erysipelas, ringworm, BARRIERS ~,
small POI, measles, rash, ETC., etc. s4
70 some II may appear incr<dulous that 90 MANY ~
eases should be reached BY article; such idea IN
vanish when reflection points TO the fact that the sas
combination Of ingredients, each aud every
plying perfect antidote to its opposite disorder
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PIlE EXTRACTOR
IN is effects Is magical, because the time u aho
tween disease and permanent cure; and ID 10 -
tractor - Il draws disease ont VI the asec4sd pas
leaving nature - perfect % before the injury II
scarcely necessary TO say that no house. work ahcv
mAnufactory should be one moment Without IT, III
No pain extractsr 10 genuine unless the hox hasuon
! y, Manufacturer. 1T
Ror sale BY all the Druggists and patent nsnu1Be
eaiers througheut the United States and CaneAnA
septe-Wly a y CHACR
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THE DOUBLE LITTLR GAIT:
OR, TWO MILLS IN ONEl

THE LITTLE tIAET CORH AND coz I'M
u h simple and portable machine, formed On u
Coaee Min principle entirely Of Gass isoa. toB faEa -
plantation use, and designed for preparing food y
stock, which does ~ the rate Of ~ fwKSy peU
10 PER HOUR according 70 the sine Of the MIL m O.
provement has been Affected In lie model TIE psessns
season. which consists In adding ansthar Coma enA1
Of Crushers, together with improved Bridge TTsA
and In substituting Dor Platform Ia place Of the ~
legs, ~ means Of nh of which ths speed nearly d.
bed, and when requrcd) the Mil Is adapted also u
family use. BY reversing the motion, In other wos&
BY running Il backwards- ten Afteen quarts Of -
70 the bushel obtained, and The helanes In sups
bouaony, or good food for feed.
7Hs Advantages Of Feeding Corn and o.
a Meal Proven.
Ohio says sIn lisa myself and brother raised lsyw
crop ofcorn, and purchased 100 head ofcatte 70 fs
Ny brother, wishing divide interests offered -
0een cents per hundred pounds for his choice 60.
CATTLE TO the number Of seventy head. Accepttd ~
he selected hts seventy, leaving hundred ana ~
IT, Wethen divided corn; he fed his Tin the shoc
and had mine ground together With ths cob and l1h
In troughs, nailed to around the yard Nv bro
er's corn did not hold long AZ mise the
We had divided equally, and he fed but seventy M
TO my one hundred and twenty. When his corr -
out let him have from mine; and when We dna>1
feeding, the cattle were weighed and Sold " vas go
that my cattle had gained 1--WE pounds the hundrsl
over one thousand dollars more than his !"
Each Min furuished complete, ready for attacAse
team, and extra power required than what scceI.
panies each Mil. For sale By
sept2-d6twtf KEITH, ROBINSON 4 CO.,
rGAaette copy1 5Hf@ Sale ARenk
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Anormous structur! Whar. Ide like to kno,
Did the constructors stand as bilt this rod,
Rite throo the air? Say gentle news,
Woe he'd they to hold on to? But, alass!
Tie me vs. - n0tAin. o! Jeruealesn,
Wot boyed EN- upl Imadjinashin, forsd,
Kant get the hang oft!
Ihev it now! -
They did Is inn balloons t
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Hsw nonarchs de, = easily explained.
And thus 4 might upon their tombs be ehis-
= eled, @
A long a. George the Fourth could ysien be
- puigaol,
AID shsn ~ tnfnsksl
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70 Farmere nd Doalefp.

VOCR astsntion b respectfully solic1sea y Z
II present extensive and complete stock ee Hasn
Ing Implements and Utensils nov IN store, WA
enables the proprietors Of the burlington Agrsea,a
and Seed Warehouse 70 orr unrivaled induce mene
The trade and purchasers generally. "
Large invoices Of Haying and Harvesting focls -
SCYfHE SNA TIES CRADLES MOOD An
IRON BRACE AND GRAPE VINE pIE
TENS "a YxORxS, e = Aimed. lScYTHE
STOVES q RIkL IS KAND = RETOk-
sssa WING HAY FORKS o., -, 8 q + smB
have Just been received 70 which daily additions are Is
Ing made BY ffesh arrivals. Efts1 o..
Purchasing directly from the mAnulactnrSrs thess
tclss obi aimed At the lowest possible pviees enaA
~ 70 cell lower than any other kouae In hurnrtop
full assortment OF Wood and Willow ware O.
dage, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, Ac.. ccnstanfiy =
hand. KEITH. ROBINSON CO.
jana lS-ldt.vtfs Water Street, meas JeGaeson,
Burlington, IovA
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BIZ CHARLES MACKAY.
o, the red, the aauntirg petticoat,
That clouds the eve of day,
That loves to fare and be admired.
And blinks from Tar away
II may delight the rowing sight,
And charm the fancy free,
But If its wearer's half as bold,
I'll pass. and let her be;
With her red, her Haunting petticoat,
She's not the girl for me!
But the white, the modest petticoat,
As pure rs drifted snow,
That shuns the gaze in crowded ways,
Where follies come and go:
1t stirs the primrose ON its path,
Or daisy on the lee;
And ii the wearer's like the garb,
How beautiful il she!
With her white, her modest petticoat,
o, she's the girl for me!
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CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY. ~
1,HE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage 0,
an Erciasice Telegraph Line, used entirely for the
movement Of all trains, thereby avoiding possibility Of
TkA kavs se caicaso
6:i5 n. nm. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections to Niagara Falls Buffalo. New York and
7:45 a. M. CNcrSSArf ExpaEss-Nfakinr direc,
connections TO Lafayette, indianapolis, Cincinnati,
Albany Louisville Dayton, Columbus, GAINESVILLE wheel
ing, tsburg Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington
1913 u. m. TELEGRAPH ExpREss-Arriying at Mag
ara Falls Or Buffalo next morning, New York 1t p H..
Philadelphia, via Elmrs, at 10 NJ Boston al u q
night Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
500 p. nm. AFTERNOON ExPHEss-Arrives in New
YORK at A. y second day, or Boston at n. and %
Philadelphia 1890 second morning.
$50 p. m. NIGHT ExPREsS-ArrivuK ut NiaRa.
"a Falls or Buffalo next evening, New York, at ,. H.
and Boston r n. next day. Connects at Paris with
East. Connects AZ MICHIGAN City jexcept Saturday,
with New Albany Salem R. Road for New Albany,
Indianapolis Cincinnati Dayton, Columbus, GAINESVILLE,
Beefontalne, Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington Pits.
burgh, and Philadelphia.
az 7ae 7rai1s o. tae chicago, harrington d Qus.-
Michigan Central R0slroads sn.o the soans Depot
at Chicago, sdrin0 the expenseto passengers Of A1ck
The 5. 5 =. ma, LOO >. mn and 8 80 ~.
0RAND IR JVK Rail Way
TO Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montreal Quebec and al
shire and Maine. --r
1t well known by the travelling public that this Road
has competitor Of equal facilities from Chicago 10
Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, Ogdensburgh Mon.
treal, &C., &c. # A. = - +
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night 10
over this route. $50 p. H. One Train Sunday az $40
r. NJ No 500 p. NJ Saturday. 0
Baggage checked through TO Niagara Falls Buf1Alo,
New York, Boston, Elmira and Philadelphia. a n
~ Passengers arriving at Chicago by any Of the
Railroads. will dnd competent Agents the cars and
baggage masters at the depots to receive checks and
convey their baggage 70 the Michigan Central Depot
OF charge.
7HROTGH TICKETS COOP FOR NINETY DA YSy
Allowing holders to remain over and resume their
seats can be bought at the different Offices in Mest
also at the Passenger Depot foot Of Lake Street, and Of
the General Ticket Office Corner OF Lake and Dearborn
Streets, Chicago, opposite the fremont House.
> 4as@L& #G III. J. SPAULDING, 1
May 4 1881. General Pass. Agent.
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MIR. HARDY returns his thanks to the
4N citizens Of Burlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and socits continuance feelins
confident that he continue TO give perfect satsfae.
ion. A# $50 49, @8# -5=
Owing to hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower than ol merly that enables me to Ell
all Goods In line from 20 TO . per less than any
other house In the Wea, and MI Goods warranted q
good represented or the money refunded Ny stock
consists of the following Goods, In Fs7-
Rosewood, MNhOEAmY and RlaHA
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-. kMGE .AENCA.s sAASN IL ~
TNB8E underetngeA have on hand and nov - I
~ sale large eessk " Nlse psAes, ee1puuSoS y
Fious patterns and sisss. We call The stsentioa n
vhe may Be interested a. ne item Of sencng q ~
vertlDement.
Dos fasness u y ~ bret psssibs aina % fsne. q
can be used, pAspqasly IN fenclng o. praisies, -
that II 70 mot witi6ue much labor and expense m
And rsck - sAsAssa. y b sAs lghisss, ekssSss
strongest and most durable iren 1snce that has -
oesa tested bsst1ee requlrM9 Dssa feea,sag tAan ~
Eastern and Middle States, an1 b aiiessee hos net -
The esnsraaaYpsovaf 81 ~ DshHe- sH u.s.
70 those who require fence for 'front.' yag4 !.
hease 81. we reecaamond eire fences q hsane - n
thing for while hay possess mot only neatpess
and DURABILITY In themselves, they posseG1 Adysnf
over others, In that they disaEurs NJ lAn<ecapN ~
stfuct no lawn, and that they enhance rather 49,
serey the symmetry and beauty Of ornamsetal srs.e
We take Pleasure IN recommending this sfys o. -
- Railway corporations and eoptSacacee xenNNN
FEELING confident that II II the best, Cheapest ssen
and most durable kind " esnees thaa thev eaSuor@
welnyife oil 70 call and examine our sseeh asJ
feb S8-bptf. KEITH, ROnfi> - 4 -
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A SORRY MAN.-They tell story.aboat .
Yankee tailor dunning . man foF the amount
OF his bill. The man replied e.'sR III
II am sorry, very sorry indeed, that can't
pay it, 4 ~
well, said the tailor, 81 took you for, .
man that would be very sorry-but if you
are sorrier than | am, III quit. : s 80,
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A yankee who had just come from Flor
ence being asked what he had seen and adj
mired, and whether he was not in raptu,es
with the statue Of Venus, replied, aWell, to
tell the truth, don't care much about these
stone gals !" I rpssse j
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: UT11tULeU % VFUts
'ltf eft w. &Er9&a WHTFR

',oal ~ J.sW. &C..A. WHITE.
atshsir psAiak asassy nasis ssss l~va
Thankful for the very Hberl patronage heretofore
extended % ~, We are detrrmin<d 10 mer & contIn.
usncs O. tne same ~ spATnE paina Or exveuss 10
knds " seal EHEra ana fxsnish she sNspe Win
Presses OF any Of the kinds In use. Also, Die
sinking and Oh kndso Stencil Brands done 10 order
538s.. alg.E ~A.sst s&.a J. w. q c. a. WHITE.
Postage on Presses Ike the above cut will be hut two
0oiiarsto amp foes OMee. .Ie s4ats49 & fjuly -
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STEPHEN T. ACRES,
book Kinder. Paper Ruler a. Blank
- Book Man d facSurePs
In Coolbaugh's Block. Main Street,
BURLINGTON, IOW WA.
Binding Of every description done order. Blank
Books ruled and manufactured in any style- Paper,
Blanks, &C., ruled to any pattern. my4bpy
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On Thursday OF last week, ~ Mr.. Heinrich
Durkee, German employed In one Of the saw
mills in town, was assiatine in carrying logshe
clipped and fell astride another log, injarinE him
- severely that he died the next day. he
leaves wife and tive children.-Oquaska
Plsindenler s
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FURNITURE +! FURNITURE!.
Fresh Arrivals at
II. c. RDY'

WHOLESALER RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
d LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE,
Jefferson g.. between Water AMI Main, in Mr. Poste.
waits new four story brick.
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AZ EPIGsAN SoR THE Tiuxs.-Dedioated 10
Wall Street: 'ss
A lissle Sealing 10 dangerous part,
Bet Stealing largely h . noble ART;
sf1n ean - rob . hea.sooes Il Aea;
Dat oesaling millions mAkss - eenslansn.
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WAon Tia SULTAN goes Is fsDahan


arE p. ALDRIcH.
s MAes ~ Snitas SHAH. Zusson s..sss
Gee = tie city Espahon,
Even before he gets 20 far s5A
| A. the place where the cluatsred palm trees
y ara, $3.50 sx ssss sss4
A the III of the Thirty palac. eas.s,
The pet Of the harem, Rose-in- Bloom,
Orders = Feast in his fAvorite room: s.
Ices and shsrbets, sugaxsd datse, sTs
Syrian apples, Othmanee ounces.
Lines, and citrons. and apricoss,
md wines that are known to the eastern
princes, y ies'~s
And Nubian slaves, with smoking POTS I ].
Of spiced meats and costliest fsh, 4
And all that the daintiest palate could wish,
Pass in and out Of the golden doors
And scattered over the jewelled floors 1.
Are anemoncs, myrtles and violets.
And q musical fountain throws its Jets
or d hundred colors into the air. sa4 s
The dusk Sultana loeeens her hair,
And stains with the henna plant the tips
Of her pearly nails, and moistens her lips
With carmine water.
Waving her hand,
The dancing girls Of Samarcand
Il ADnt Au HNC uliStS iEUhH uITy ldlU
And then to the low, voluptuous swoons,
OF music rise and fall the moons
OF their full brown bosoms Orient blood
Runs in their veins, flames in their eyes:
And there, in this eastern paradise,
Filled with the fumes of sandal wood,
And Khoten musk, and aloes and myrrh,
Sits Rose-in- Bloom on silken divan,
Slipping the wines of Alspahan;
And her Arab lover sits with herl
That's schea tie Sultan Shah-Zdmdn
Goes TO the city Ispakan.
Now when j see an extra light
Flaming, Pickering on the night
From my neighbor's window opposite,
know % well . ! know to pray,
know Us well as q tongue can cav,
That the inaocent Sultan Shah Zaman
Has gone to the city Ispahani
For leading this sort of Orient life,
rather think. is my neighbours wifel
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r. N. WASHBURN,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
- ASH. DOORS, BLINDS, WINDOW
y FRAMES, DOORsERAWES,A &c.
At THE HEAD MAIN STREET,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly attend
ed to. fapr 24-bpy
Brackets and Fancy Saving done to order.
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Too Coon TO VISTA few days since three
Irishmen. very i'll, were ordered to be sent 10
the ST. Louis City Hospital. The physician
prescribed for them suitable medi. ines, fogether
With bottle of fourth proof brandy, the latter
10 be given indoses of table spoonful every
hour or two The three were then put in charge
Of llibernian nurse, with strict orders to fol-
low the directions 10 administering the RENE.
dies Next morning the I,;sh attendant report
ed one of the patients dying. On being asked
hos the Others were getting along. he replied
that they were dead. 81 sAa
"Did you give the medicine as told you ?"
Faith, an did, sir"
ssAnd the brandy
.shurc, an I thought 1t a pity to waste 60
much good Iiqnor on the men that we're bound
70 die anyhow. 80 drinked il myself" issAH
Oas Emetaldcr was excused from attending
On any mere patients. 80
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Fire! Fire!! Fire!!
INSURE your PROPERTY AGAINST FXREi
,. g. K1AUMAN 4 BlsO.,
Fire and Marine Insurance agents,
Nos, Laumans Block, corner ndJedeTson sts
37 Burlington, 1ewa.
y Q kxfs SoR

I'D apr f5-w Is. HIDDEN ca s
Grimes' new Block, Main st. Burlington ,Ioua
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.Ass ae CIV. SHERFEY,
a TTORNEY AT Law AND GEN.
~ ERAl AGENT, !, !, I.- -.
sep lobby Is
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sa II. II. SCOTT Z CO. a@
nEALRBS& y IN Dry Geads, 9Focesiss and Ready
~ Made Clothing Main street, betweenJ Jefferson and
Washington, Burlington. Iowa.
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DEAL Estate in Council bluffs and
III 0m0 ha.-Persons DESTROYS Of securing Real
Estate in either Of these Hourishing towns will do well
70 send their ordersto ID. C. BLOOMER,
mar 7-bp4. 4a Land Agent. 54t
81 A*88 f4s- Council BluGp. Iowa,
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.

CoUNTRY BOARD MAY BE OPT. IN STAN
~ lord for four or Eve WA perrons 10 private family
peas,n and good ons few minutes walk
from the depot ADDRESS NJ s. Stamford Conn Post Of
ice.
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FURNITURE. &C.

ErAME1LED AND CorTAGH rURNrruRs SUPERB
suite every coor beautifully decorated frcrs " up
wards the old mandatory so broadway, between hons
on and Bcser sree,a Goods cs<y pscssd q, ne cppn
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SPORTING.

u Urrno RACE AT roRDHAM ON SrH or JULY
~ There will be Yovdhem (c5rpers on Inc
tt day Of July ats oclo n for purse Of ESQ., quarter
following horses ered-lAdv Jane, q. Holbertnn
Yonkersi Young Trustee n Lesia wes<rhasser Lady
Fisher, W. Cooper, Fordham
UtoR sAIE-A YACHT, BETWEEN Is AND is TONI
schooner ngred. with nice cabin ccrmmodaiions and
fast for csss To be The Of street pier
nowh river. For particulars inquire of X. J. JOHNSON
Collns' dock.
VACHT WHITE kAGLE FOR sAI.-LENerp A
feet beam feet soop rGged bult OF the best tinbeS
and well furnished throughout Proc Apply bv letts
N rrssos Hvds. bon ns ross cHce NY
YACHT FOR BALE on CHARTHR-A FAST SAILING
II yacht about twenty tons burh msr
lust panied and In compee order. Apply " n HArroRp
No. Beekman street
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LIST OF LETTERS
nanainhs In the New York City Post once,
Saturday, July 4. 1867.

rSnshed exclusively In III NEW YoRx HssALr ~ a." u
esaUsssa paS~ hsv<s ~ A-ssss strcs'"" any PoS~
- VNS6s5
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TAMMAFy SOCIETY. or COLUMBIAN ORDER
broth,rs the regular monthly meeting Of the institution
wi be held IN the Council thsmber Of the wgwan
Monday evening the 9th half hou after the setting
CT sha General and punctual aendanse Requested
BY order. DANIEL =. DELAYAN, ursna sachem
JAMS H. Cornwall, 80 uetsry
Manhattan Of Bo~s rirh moon OF cscov.
err 65 Independence slst Institution the c9h
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MOUNTAIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, aRgKNR OOUN.
WI ~, New York.-rhis ~eu known hotel having been
noroushy rebuilt aud refarnshe sisce the past season,
fuaed on be fstski Nosn,Ains within ave mis 81 ~
Mountain House) surrounded ny the sublime scenery
vicinity, abomdsg With 'front.' renders thts dslghtful
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MUSICAL AND DANCINe.

nGUprC THOROUGHLY TAU sHI ON THn PIANO,
N singing at sight guitar, sccor son ssd violin Iermc
Cor sale and 70 LEI cheap by Prof DUMsDAY 21o Grand
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TEACHING AT THE sOUrH-A LADY, WHO roe
some years has bad the management OF school, wishes
70 he South and wants situation Eovernesa pr-
vaie family or q lake charEe q aschoo she viii sach Eng
ah French aud muec The beat Of be xyer
Apply 10 K. d., Sterling, Csyuga county, New York.
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INSTRUCTION.

40 IN FOR WRITING 10 Hs-BooRKrEP.
SL.Ov Ing srihme,c slevebr,, &c, taught every day
FULTON street Brootyn Visitors in the city course
ef writing In three days
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RIO roURIs1S-SusMkR kEsOkJ LAKE DUNMOhn
i House salisbury, Nt-Ths delightful summer NJ
open for The seaaon. The hose new spacious and All
several cottages attached
Situated Al the base OF the Mountains the VISA
the border % lake I'VE miles length wdik
In locality unrvsled for beauty ~ scenery and for In salu
bnous snd nygorntDg climate eight miles distant from pub
uc ihoronghfares Offers desirons Of
tain retreat for the All the enoymenA Of the counx
with he ADJUSTMENTS found Of The best Watering places
The take u stocked with h.h Of various kinds u0gs
boring mountain Afford abundance Of trout
the from Mlddlebury bob
the Rutland and Burlington Railroad either eight nsfy
distant where be had At all umee ramihe
persons DESTROYS Of remaining month mnre win epc
the terms vrry moderate Rore from Nsv Yort 70 Albany
TROY railrcs1 RON either pscs
yAs A sInoSs. supcrinssadsnl
aAiuprsv June l. I6G
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SUMMER RESORTS.

IJIGHLArrs or NkvEsINK.- THOMPSONS ALLAN
III tic Pavilion for The reception uf boArden
vlsiters where their comfort
paid the A,h the Ocean Wave Of Rob
Inson street. By A. H., aud Long Branch
O'CLOCK noon J. ]. THOMPSON Proprietor.
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NHANsiOE HOUSE, LONG BKANCH. N. j., Is now
M open and ready fns the reception Of Gusss rAs abovo
has newly Decorated every tSksn
the comfort and convent of the boArds
sbou, hundred yards nom he shore fronting ~
bosrders Bosis Isve foot nj binson street. daily.
BASIL LAIRD Propr1etog.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09

when their owners see what promises to be good feeding ground along the bank the side doors are opened and tke dacks invited to "root little pig, or die" They now rush ou'
 by hundreds, almost thousands, and are soon waddling through the rice fields in search Of food. It is very rare that any of them are lost Their recall is eff, cted by peculiar whistle. It is difficult to imagine how ducks can be brought to state of such perfect dis cipline, and yet it is very well known that as soon as their keeper gives this peculiar whistle, they all make the most desperate efforts to reach the boat. I have myself seen them, half flying, half swimming through tho mud,
 weeds and water, every one seemed trying to get back first, nothing seemed to stand in their way they slashed through the mud ard weeds, crossed the intervening water, and ended by tun,bng into the low raft without the slightest regard to life or limb. l could not but wonder at such hot haste, and was told by our pilot that the reason was, that the last duck was always whipped l laughed at the idea as absurd, but nevertheless waited to sec if he spoke the truth much to his clagrin, there seemed 10 be no last duek' that time.