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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BEST:
MOORE's RURAL NEW
YORKER.
VOLUME WI, FOR 1896.

VI ChE y II, run IoNp.
This famous Agricultural, Horticultural. Literary
and Family NewspE PER enters upon its Seventeenth
Year End Volume in January. For many years
MoURE's RURAL has not only been favUrite week
ly visitor TO tens Of Thousands Of homes, IN both
Town and Country, but widely known a. the Best
and largest Circulating journal Of ii' Class IN re
W0rle and its original and present Conducting
Editor and Publisher has resolved that the ensuing
volume shall at least equal, II not greatly surPass,
either Of its predecessors in all respeets-Conttnts
Sty le, Appearance, &C.
VARIETY OF CONTENTS.
The ample pages Of thus (the orignaD RURAL
comprise various carefully conducted departments,
devoted TO or treating upon
AGRICULTURE, LITERATURE,
SHEEP HUSBANDRY, ARTS AND SCIENCES,
HORTICULTURE. ] EDUCATION,
ARCHITECTURE. GENERAL NEWS,
DOMESTIC ECONOMY, MARKET REPORTS, &c.
VIII Illustrations, Tales, Sketches, NuGr,
Poetry, EnigrndI, Refuses, Sc, &c.
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vermont Items.

A boy named Horac: Green va" s,o arrested s-
week ago Sunday for stealing Sl'' ron
Lis tather, in DydeIark, and rent 10 la''.
The house of the widow OF Charles J. ,s
.,,' II Hydepark, wa. burned Nov. Is.
t9ss from 81, SOP to $1,000; insured for
stgs
The revenue cheers at St. Adams seized
about $500 worth o. struggled goods, which
sc1e ..sing South AS freight on Tuesday.
New York company has purchased all
.bn water power and mills at Passumpsic vii
lsee. Vermont. except the grist mill Of jacob
Ide and son. They take p secession the Let
of April
Marshall hite OF Springfield recently had
r,ur tuibors taken from his neck, throat and
nose. the operation lasting five hours. DR..
Howard Of West FaiIlee performed the oper-
alton. which Is considered a remarkable one.
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Browns Bronchial Troches

Browns Bronchial TrOches
HAVING A DIRECT ISrLutscE on TIE PARIS, GIVE
IMMEDIATE RKLIEY.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con.
sumptive and Throat Diseases,
rRocBEs ARE USED wrrH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will End 7rocls, useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking. and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal
organs The Troehs are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had Testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article Of true merit, and hsring yrored their
efficacy By test OF many wears, each year hnds
them In new localitesin various pars OF the world
and the Troetes are universally pronounced better
than other articles
rOBrAIS only "BRouS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs." and
do not take any Of the BorfAless Imitation, that
may be offered. lUe
Sold everywhere In the United States, and in
Foreign Countries, at IS cents per box.
Oct.2s
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And so rruch Of said lands will he sold at public
comb in said b elton, on the I'D day. December
discharge said taxes with costs unlecs previously
Dated at Bolton, this 10th day Of November, A
WylNB
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ITCH. ITCH: ITCH:
Scratch Scratch! Scratch
VIBRATIONS OINTMENT

WILL CURE THE ITCH IN Is HOURS.
Also cure SALT RHEuN, ULcsRs, CHiLHLAISs and
all ERUPrIoSs OF The skis. Price 80 cents. For
sale by all druggists
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS POTTER, Sole
Agents, l7O Warrington street, Boston, it will he
forwarded by mail, free Of postage to any part Of
the United States.
Oct. IS, Is55-dawiyr
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY EXIST
FOR THE USEOF
DurnO's Catarrh snuff,

Which, in the first stages ola cold sctslike magic
Headache, Hosrseness. Diphtheris and Bronchitis,
Sore Eyes Deafness Bad Taste and Smell, being the
result Of Catarrh This snuff removes and prevent,
all these, and insures healthy Head. Its effects
are pleasant and safe even fr infants who suffer
from snufaes
1t has the highest profe sionAl testimonials Sold
By all Druggists or sent by Mail to all parts Oft S,
for 30 cents for One Box, or 81 for four Boxes
Address, JAS. DuENO, P. o. Box iz3'.
New York.
Wholesale, by y. BARNES CO., 81 Park Row, NY
Deos. dSw6m,
Ofsll the knotty questions
That human wisdom vex,
The toughest is 90 What msaneth
s. T.-ls60-X.'"
The secret vould'st unrsvel
PLANTATION BITrERs take
And thou shalt he the wiser
For thy sick stomach's sake.
PLANTATION BITTERs-the original S. T.-ls50-
X-the poser or medical i" science"-the Eighth
Wonder OF the world-quickly and permanently
cure Dyspspsi-. Heartburn, Cholic. CrsmDs. Dizz
ness, 6ick Headache, ami all unpleasant feelings
arising from incorrect condition II the Stomach
and Gastric Juices. They are
PURE, PALArABLE AsD SURE.
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so,N,xpER,s EXTRACT BUCkU

soLMANDER'S EXTRACT BUChU
Is especially reoonms AIDED by the Medical Faculty
for the cure of diseases Of the Stomach and Kidneys,
Rheumatism, General Debility, Drops.es, Chronic
Gonorrhea and Cutaneous Diseases. For those
suffering from the effects of excuses OF any kind II
is perfectly invaluable For Female Complaints II
priceless remedy. 1t never fails to effect cure
Iii the BEST and CHEAPEST preparation Of
Bucku offered to the public. Price One Dollar per
bottle. For sale by all Apothccaries.
BURLEIGH * ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, 8
Hanover ST.. Boston. General Agents. w3m
KSowLEDGE OFTEN SAVES LIFE.
Every living being has in his system IMPURE
TIES.
when these are within their natural limits our
health is good but when they are in excess pains
colds rheumatism, govt, debility, eos,iveness' IL
arrhea, dyseutery, eryspelas, &C, a., aiiict US
Hhatwe have % do TO recover our health i to take
ont from the BOWELS AND TaE CIRCULATION
the excess Of impurities This done, health follcWs
Of necessity.
BRANDRErH'S PILLS
are the only medicine that can do this with entire
safety 70 all the organs Of the body
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
are now living who have adopted EIsANDREIAs
PILLS as their only remedy for periods Of from
thirty 10 inv years and whose average health i
excellent. They have always cured themselves
when sick. by usin. these INNOCENT AND IN
FALLIrLE PILLS.
Principal Office, Brandrcth'. Building. New York.
w - davIm
No RECOGNITION
The Southern people have given up all eNpects-
tons Of being recognized. and it is equally Difficult;
to
RECOGNIZE NoRTHERNERs
whose heads Of gray, yellow, white, brown or rod
hair, have
SURRENDERED THEIR CoLoRs
under the woodworking influence Of
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE.
which plants permanently in their stead such blacks
and browns a. nature might mistake FOR her own.
Manufactured byJ. CRIsTADORO, No. Astor
House. New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied by
all Hair DEessers.
Nov.-9. Gavin
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NON-RESI

The non resident proprietors OF the townof Bolton,
taxes assessed by said town within the Two yeaIs
In part unpaid on the following described LANDS IN
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NEw YORK, Nov. %.
L. S. 6s of 81 l05t-7.S0s 97,-2d series
96i-5.2Os 90 1O0t-of ga 994-of '65 99i
10 .40s 90s-Jsn. coupons l47.
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SAMUEL nRE,vsrER'S ESTAT E.

STATE OF VERMONT }TnE Hon. the Probate Pr.,o.
District u Chttoudcu. ss) Court ir the district
ofChittenden.
t. the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
ofSamue brewster ia;e 81 Huntington, IN said Dis
GREETING.
WHEREAS. application hath been made q this
Court in writing by tao administrator Of
said estate praying for license and authority
10 sell tie real estate 90 said de-
ceased. fr the payment uf debts. AMI charges
Of administrative, aud setting forth therein the
amount Of debts due from the said deceased the
charges Of administrator, the amount u personal
estate. and the situation u the real estate.
Whereupon the said Court appointed aud as
signed the 18th day % December -5 at the Probate
Court Rooms, in said District. 90 hear ana declne
upon said application and petition and ordered that
public notice thereofbe given o. all persons interest
Ell therein, BY publishing said order, together
with the time and place u hearing, three weeks
successfully, IN the Burlington Free Press, news
paper which ci-culstcs in the ihtorhood oi those
pcisons interested In said estate. all 81 Fhich pub:
locations shal be previous 90 the time appointedioF
hcariu--
1uEELIuRE. you are hereby notified 10 appear
before said Court 80 the time and place assigned,
then and there ia said Court, % give bonds, as the
law directs lor the payment 81 the debts and
CHARGE u administration. and make your ohiec-
tiuus O. the granting such license, II You see
cause
Given under Iuy hand. az the PROBATE Court rooms
this aoth day Of November, A. D. 1860
T. r. WALES, Judge.
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r. s II. T. ANTHONY CO..
sol BROADWAY, n. Y,
Three doors south St, Nicholas Hotel.

VIEWS OFTHE WAR. Obtained st great
expense and forming a complete Photographic his
tory Of the great Union contest, embracing
BULL RUN, RICHMOND
DUTCH Gar. PETERSBURG
CHARLESTON, CHATTANOOGA,
POYTOOVS fTL4NT1 g..
Photographic Albums. An excellent assortment oi
our own manufacture
Gard Photographs Of celebrities. 100 MAJ. Gen
erals - Naval Officers, 65o Statesmen, iun Bri,atlcr
Generals l2j Stage, 100 Divines. IS Col0nclS, 90
Artists, % prominent Women. 3cpucopies Of Works
OF Arts.
-sent free by mail on rcceipt Of Price
send for catalogue.
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auction, at the dwelling house OF James II. Whit
next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, as will be requisite to
paid.
L. ]. MORSE, First Constable.
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THAT NOBLE ANIMAL, THE HORSE,
w ally spoonful Of
ifIen,s Condition Powders.

T.ey " "a cure most OF the diseases 70 which hor-
liable, increae the appetite aud spirits and
". Ttspc,tabls grooming, Civ bright glossy
tuai ai.d i"ug continued experiment, are prepared
Win the utmost care, iron the very beet OF mate
tal an guaranteed vastly superior to auythin,
III va Many Vermont gentlemen, owners Of fne
res, i'u' them by the dozen, and give them free
ly. As a Consequence. their horses are always in
gVd udition and spirits and remarkable for their
18th IN ming coats For sale by merchan every
where. l. l.. DUTCHER & son, st. Alhans
VI Iroprietors Demss Barnes 4 Co., New YORK,
John P. Henry a Co, Waterbury, Vt, wholesale
agents
nov 30. w3m
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THE btRINoToN u fRnE pREss FRIDAY MORNING
DENT TAXES.

County Of Chittenden, are hereby notified that the
next proceeding this date remain either whole or
s.sl
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PAPER BAGS.
C1Ey.IIER,s LIFE FOR THE HAIR

All Kinds. THE Crown BAG Co. make thc Best,
and sell cheaper than any others. send Tor Price
List, &c 2Vesey Street, New York.
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LIFE. GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Hrs. $. 4. -lIIen's WOPld's
Hair ReStOFeI' and Dress
ing inrjOOrGte, strengthen
and EeRgtheH the hair. TbeE
act directly upon the roots
of the hair, supplying re-
qujPed aOuTjsHment, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair djS0p-
pears. 5Gyd spots are coz
cred, hair stops falling. and
Iu7'l,J'jaRt grolctb IS the re-
G,tJf. EGdjCs and CbjJFFe9
'riU appreciate the 6e}igIit-
JWI fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance impair
ed to the hair, and I3O fear
Of sOiJing the skin, scalp, OF
most elegant HedG-dFesS.
sold by all Druggists.
Depot 1913 & 200 Greenwich 81. NY.
CLOTHING. CLOTHING..
lJayin., purchased the store formerly owned 'y
r 81 a
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know what you are TO get
u-A SPLENDID LIST OF AETicLrs,
100 Gold Hunting cased Watches, sii5Ol
100 Gold Watches 700
20 Ladies' Gold Watches, fnOn
coo Ladies' and Gents Silver Watches, Is 0u
lODD Revolving CastOrs, Is 90 to Is m
1000 Drinking Cups, TO 10 lOO0
5QOOOval and Chased Gold Bracelets, o. TO ~ go
5000 Vest Neck. and Guard Chains, 8 % 70 1000
3OO1 Ladies' California Diamond Rings 90 10 8 ~
5000 Magic Spring and Snap Lcckets, Z 90 70 10 %
10000 Gold Pens with Silver Mounted
Holders, fOo to . %
ICOOO Gold Pens with Silver Extension
Cases, 0n 70 M
5000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry, 500 TO 10
5000 Tea, Dessert and Table Spoons,
per dozen. f2OO to q %
500 Dessert and Table Forks, p doE 400 20 81 o.
400 Butter knives. per pair 500 TO 10 o.
300 Napkin Rings. per pair & % 70 10 o.
$1,000 other articles 100 70 l0oe
Certificates Of all the various articles, stating
what each one can have. are first put into enve-
lcpes sealed up and mixed and when ordered,
are taken out without regard to choice and sent by
mail. thus givin. all fair chance. ON receipt of
the Certificate, you will rec what you have aud
then at your option to send one dollar and take
the article or not.
One of these envelopes will be sent by mail on re-
cept Of . cents; five Ior 81 eleven for s. thirty
for s.; sixty five for $40 one hundred for SIS.
AGENTS wanted everywhere. Great inducements
to Ladies and Gents to act as such. Fail not to
send fer Circular. which gives special terms. full
list and particulars. Address, J, III. WINSTON &
Co.. No. 2O5 Broadway, New York.
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COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT,
Requires immediate attention and should B
checked. IF Gllored 10 continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, "A Permanent
Throat Affection, or an Iucurable
Lung Disease
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife, Cordelis Mudgett, has
w LEFT my bed and board this is 10 forbid al
persons harboring or trusting her my accoun
as shall pay debts OF her contracting after this
date.
EBENE. NUGGET.
Cambridge, Nov. sth, 1865 -w2Pv3'
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
DLAIN TALRS on Familiar Subject Holland.
"shcrmau's march through the South hy Capt.
Daniel p. conynghanl.
"Fhe MetropOlites" by Robert 81. Clair.
"a Concise Dictionary Of the Bible" being
condemnation Of the lager Dictionary by William
Smith. L. l.. ID.
The Cruise Of the Froiier a Sea story hy
kingston
Anthony Weymouth or the Gentleman Ad-
vcnturer by Kingston.
Received and for sale 5v
+. A. FULLzk.
November Is, 1855.
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MooRK's Rural NEW YoRKER.-Attention
is directed to the Prospectus of this popular
and widely-circulating Rural, Literary and
Family NcwsI Taper.
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arnn BUSINESS MAN WANTED in every
SOUU. city and village in the United States,
with XlOO 10 $500 to become interested, by contract
and control a branch Of our business. l. TRIP
eco. l6I Broadway, New York City.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his FARM Of
Il l50 acres, which will keep p cows, three miles
from Essex Centre two good dwelling houses, and
barns sufficient ami in good repair. Part Of tho
payment can remain interest for a term OF years.
l---.. JAMES NICHOLS.
Oct. 2i-vsrs
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JAMES GRAY.

DEAL ESTATE AGENT, I Scollay's Buildn-
IL fremont Row. Boston. Farms and Country
Residences bought sold and exchanged.
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WE INVITE raE ATTENTION Or

--f rr,I vi-itin. Boston. to the lar &c
ell selected stock OF Boots and Shoes, Tor LAdie
nd Gentlemen, At the Store Of 7. G. M0sKLY 4
,sunmer St.. which they oner at the lowest cash
price.
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ESSEX ACADEMY.

NITISTER TERM begins Monday; Dec, T. 1856
w and continues eleven weeks.
ASA SANDERS0N, Principal.
Essex. VT. Nov. IIth.-v3w-
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J. II. wINSLOw \ CO.,
Established 1851
100, 700 Watches, Chains, Silver ATti-
cles. Sc,
WORTH $4,000,

To be sold at one dollar each, without regard o
value, and not to be paid for until You
know what you arc 70 get.
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Amount Of Tax.
6 Cts.
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BARRE ACADEMY.
THE WINTER TERM will begin en- Thurdsay
L Nov. 50.
Nov. "a. wat.
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New Orleans Prices Curren

Conoa-brdinary. 3GU39: Good
Ordinary, ll@l3; Low Middling
44a 46; Middijng, 47n IS.
.>ugur-CrIumon. l2cMOO; fully
fair. &c 400; white clarified OOc
t. H..
FIour-Supcrtinc, 50 90 ch"ice
suprrtinr, 50 2jc low extra, 50 so;
choice extra SIS + Dbl.
U0y-S2G T. ton.
Oat,-5Oc T. bushrl.
Brun-Sl.3j per 100 lbs.
Corn-Sjc per bnehcl,
Pork-MrSS, S360- r. bill.
B1cOR-2lc
Ba@g;ng-India, 24c p yard.
Ropc-l63c y ID.
CoHcc-Rio, size y h.
Salt Liverpool coarse 5 + sack
CATTLE MARkEr,
Bc1 Western choice, "a Zoe y ID.
Western lstlnal'y-G &C.
Western, 2d and ! 7c a-""
Sd quality,
Tc0i Quite SS1l5 p head.
Ho2s-lOG ljc. t. 10. gross.
.Shccp-S2 2jc0 SIS 75cP head.
lIo~etary.-gold l4G0146i silver
l420-.
The following are the quotation
for bank notes;
Bank of Louisiana. Sc d39
Louisiana State Bank 5S0 60
Bank of New Orleans 6S 0G9
Crescent City Bank, 7o0S2
Merchants Bank, 5S1G2
Union Bank 1S0,S2
Mechanics and Traders Bank re
deem in legal tender United State
notes Citizens Bank notes paid i,
legal tender notes Canal Bank note
paid in the same; Corporation issu,
rangc from ] to t. CT,
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Nmc. Lrrcyt's Booh.-A New York
correspondent Of a Chicago paper
says
Madame L-vert il still here, and
has, | believe, made arrangements
for her book with Richardson or Car
Teton. She resided during tn" war
at Mobile, and her book will fill up Il
blank III history which Is much
needed, as Mobile was avery secluded
though interesting spot during the
war. OF course Madame will write
gossip, but it will be interesting as
history, because social life at Mobile
from 1851 to 1860 was intimately
blended with military existence. 1t
is reported, doubtless on the author
ity OF Madame or her publishers, that
the authorcss will be very severe on
jeff. Davis. 1t is the fashion to be
severe on jeff, and | fancy the Ma
danes plan in announcing this Is TO
sell her book.
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James H. Hacke,t.-This genial
old Shakspearean delineator and
scholarly gentleman was to be in
Chicago last week, on his way to
join hunting party in Wisconsin.
1t is probable, however, that he may
be induced to tarry long enough to
give one Of his classical dramatic
readings at the Opera House. Mr..
Hackt.tt has been laboring assidu-
ously for some time past to raise
100000 for the Shakespeare monu-
ment, to be erected at the Central
Park, New York, and has succeeded
in obtaining the whole amount.
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TeIegraphic from Charleston.

New York, Oct. 9.-The municipal
buildings in Charleston have been
restored to the civil authorities and
their functions resumed.
The organization of the state mill
tia is rapidly progressing.
Joseph Davis, brother of Jefferson
Davis, has been pardoned.
The steamer China has arrived at
Halifax with one weeks later dates.
Money active: bank advanced
rate Al; 5-2O's advanced to 10; com
soils improved 4
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FAREW ELL FOREVER,
ny D.. v. y.

Tn. hat. that's ranked in thy breast.
Though years have marked my snrrow =.
Though bs thin. ininort heart carresscd,
Mine own heart cannot borrow.
No. No, l cannot. will not hare,
Though hate should leave thee never
Eut quietly submi, to fate.
The" r. thee we'll for ever
All. we'll do | remember when
The loves of tw" were plichtcd.
And hopes ran high. aud then, and then
God saw two souls united
And we'll do remember too.
That dark forcboding river.
Which suddenly my s"il ran through.
Heart. hopes farewell forever,
I little thought :" bii.; a time.
Could bring such bitter sadness
That in thy bosom lived u crime
Would ,"r'ur. me +" madness.
it'll. though, that little while
Would bring our hearts to sever;
Thn, | would view l."y.- !nuctal-pile.
And say farewell forever
'Ti- done. and every hope hath fed.
All thoughts Of love ar" ended.
While pity tiil- my heart instead,
To src Gricf's realms extended.
" pity but cannot love:
still lean hate thee never.
I'll l-, thy c"n-cicnc" the" rspreve
I've said farewell forever.
Thou'i, ink Of me tim. runs on.
And ages damp falls "'.r thee
When grici shall break thy heart Of stone.
And shame shall walk before ihce.
Thou'll think OF me "h" wnr-hipcd three.
A. other hearts have never.
And turn thy latest look toward ne.
But far. thee we'll forever.
:..fa.Je IirN. Ns,o rOrk
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Seth Kinlnan, the Rocky Noun
tain trapper, has constructed and
presented to President Johnson a
" grizzly chair. The four legs,
with the feet and claws in perfection.
ar. those of huge grizzly bear,
Will" the arms ar. the arms and
paws of another grizzly; the back
immense claws. Tn. seat is soft
and exceedingly comfortable. but
III. great feature 9th. institution
is, that by touching II cord, the head
of monster grizzly bear, with dis
tended jaws, will dart in front from
under the seat, Swapping and SnasE-
in. its teeth as natural as life. The
presentation cam. oft at the White
House one dav last week
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-17

DEATH IF m Art,st.-,John Neasle,
the son-in-law of the painter Suliy,
and himself an artist of high rcputa-
ton. died in Philadelphia day or
Two since. at the age of sixty five
Years and ten months. He was a
native of Boston, and commenced his
professional career a, Lexington, Ky.
in ISIS. His portraits always COM
manded high price. His portrait
of Henry Clay was among the most
successful.