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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-04-27

I'ARRAR BROTHERS., IRON MFR
CHANTS
Dealers In Nails, Glass, Oils, Paints Ag1cui-
ural Tools. which we offer NJ low cash figure.
Corner Lake and Main streets.
ST. Adams, March Is, ls6i- III
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-04-27

JFERBERT BRAINERD, dealer ia Fore
l IGN and Domestic Dry Goods, and Yam
Bee Notions, corner Of Main and Bank Streets,
It, Adams, Vt. l03
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-04-27

NXrNMAN d HUNTINGTON, dealers in
w Fine Watches Clocks and JoWclry. Stcrl-
ins Silver and Silver Plated Ware. Fancy Goods
ia great variety Watch lSpairiug and Engrav-
ing. st. Adams. VI. lN3
CHAs. VIVIAN. ,. II, HuNIINGrOS.
CHAPMAN, dealer in Groceries and
n Produce at Wholesale and Retail
WALKER BROS, Agts.
Lake Street ST. Adams, Vt. lO4
NTARsIIALL MASON, Dealer in Dry Goods,
vi Yankee Notions, Zephyr Woods, Paper
HNgings Oh Shades, and Curtain Fixtures.
81. Adams, Vt lO4
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as eans jim e..aasat anae aIa.ang segtemam a. laG6

would no doubt be able to get the scamp in the
traces agAiu or keep him away aud let only such
come before the committee as can be relied on,
God grant that you can do so!
IN order to be of some assistance in the bust
ness, ! beg leave to introduce to you Mr.. Mason,
the bearer, Of whom You have heard me often
bells life. which, if known to the district attor
ney, would get him ten years in the State prison;
and you may use them to Brighten the traitor into
loyalty again. Mason is quite stranger in New
York, and hope you may get him TO show him
Excuse paper. lis notyet 9o'clock, and the
paper room is not yet open, and have not
sheet in my desk, Write me by Mason, on his
return, all the particulars. Truly, as ever,
CARTER.
The following is from the judge advocate gen
eral to Conoy6r, Introducing Col. Turner, sent by
him on the business referred to in the preceding
letter. EEE
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What the Patients Say of DR.. MaggIeps
FilIs and SaYye.
1.-THE best Pills for headache ever had.n
'My liver works like engine, thanks your Pills.
~ pleased say you, DR.. Masgiel that would not
be without box of your Pills for curing of morning
sea- for the worldn
"You will End inclosed dollar; Pills are only
IS cents but consider them worth dollar"
Dear DoctorMy tongue had fur it every morning like
the back of Your Pills took it away
took half pill and crushed it powder and gave in
jelly my little babe for cholera morbus The dear little pet
well in three hours after.'
II suppose it is hardly worth while to tell you my burned
foot has well from the of your sae Enclosed
cents fol- another box to keep in the house"
Send another box of Saye."
Enclosed find rs cents for your Magge Pills
and of Salven
1.-THE most gentle yet searching medicine ever swallowed
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he u. WHITES INSTITUTE
ADg CARoNDELET STREET
In rear of the City Hall.

The frst aim of human beings happiness happiness
implies health of body and mind.
Dr. Whites experience and for thiryone years.
an extensive practice large cities brought to him TO,
treatment vast amount Of every disease both scute
and chronic.
His remedies restore the stomach liver blood and al
ecreons and excreons of the entire system Ia unhealthy
aheslthy condition Instead of nurng any part of the
tenn the constitution they repair the injuries
and wastes of the entire oganism truly sound mind in
sound body.
The for the acute and chronic
diseases viS Rheumacs Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryn
chitis Asthma Consumption all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart, Liver spine Stomach Bowes Cestiyeness
Dyspepsia, scroula Kings Evil White Swengs all Sores
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers Piles Fstula syphilis and Gonor
hea In all their stages Meeua and hereditary tant all rad
cal impurities of the Blood Jsundee Diseases of the Eyes
Brain Goitre, big Neekl Diseases Kidneys Grave
DiabetB Dropscal Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting and Nervous Aecons Sick Nervous and Sun Head
aohe Depression of Spirits HppoConds Hysterc Fits o,
spasm We repeat the eupons of the skin all sorts of
ulcers of whatever natures the ncpent CANCER which &c
gevousy humanity speedily permanently cured
One or two hours spent at the Institute with Dr. White fro
quenty save weeks of fever other suerngs-often life
Now that communication open again. he receives calls peF
sonay and by letter formally parts the country
Consultation tree-samps not forgotten.n
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0s. DE ANDRES
-PuRE-
BARsAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention OF the Public City Country Trade Is rO
specially called to the Introduction of the
sarsapnrina BIttera
The most Pleasant and valuable Bers that has ever ben
roduced in this country The general can be gupp5
blythe following Grocsrs and Druggists:
Fatjo, Marks Co., As, As and AZ New Leves strest
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 Tehoupituulas street
Ell. Hart Co, 78 rs and II Tchoupitoulas street
L. Bassst, cor Grayer and Tchouptouas strsets
F. Avet cambou, SO and 81 Old Lsvss street
John T. Moore, cor. Poydras and New Leves street,.
VIM G. Mitchell, cor. Camp and Poydras streets.
Case Bowling, so Poydras street.
TW' Marsden, Druggist cor. Magazine and Grsysr.
Turner Wales, Druggists, cor Royal and ougtombou.s
= O. N. MORRISON, Agent
u Magazine strast
Is AOh = A'-.s,.' REMOVAL.
! have removed my afHee to No ls UNION STREET
WN. E. LRyERIcH.
New Orleans, August p. 1860
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OHM AS FULLER
FAoeURER AND DEALER,
No. 8 Dey Street. New York,
Has in store and ready for immediate shipment and manu-
featuring to order
Portable and Htationnry Steam Engines ano
Boilers.
2ts ESQ horse power Circular and Upright Saw Mills of Ia
most approved construction Of Sizes cutting 700 to 1901
Wheels and every kind of Mill MACHINERY; Sugar Mills Pa
per and Mining Machinery Tooa Tanks etc. for OH snf
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden Machinery, etc
Vertical Planners Woodworth Planning Mochnes
Iron FianefSs, Gray Woods Planning Ma
Drill Lathes Daniels Planning Machines
d 5nottnlg hIHaehiines Moulding Machines,
Stating MACHINES. Sash Machines
Upright Drills, TeuOnnR Machines
steam amps, Power MOrticing Machines
T TGsf T Ppnps, Foot MortiCing Machines,
LLtiing fumpsi Boring Machines,
suction suction, Pumps Blind Stat Tenoning Machines
f1yars9ne JACKS Circular Saw Benches,
Screw Jacks, WrlghtIs natent Scroll Saws
shafing Pusys and Hangers Patent BIT seroII SAVE
Rubber and Leather Betnga Cireular Ressfvns Mill
Leather and Rubber Hose UPRIGHT Reseryipg Mills
Fn.nolne ana 5ss fittingss Rotary and Mining pumps
Steam and Wster Gsnges,- and Railway Supplies
Cotton GRnss Cotton Gins, Cotton SInsi
Taylor, Eags Brown Southern Craven Excelsior and
uaTthy Cotton Gins with engines or hoae powers and every
thing required for thesams and for ale at the lower
ptlcs 1onr ORDERS are raspeettnlly 7olietsed
RoBERT FOULBs.
IMPORTER or FRENCH. ENcnsa AID aERnAa
Toys, Fancy Goods. China and Fireworks
ALSO
MANUFACTURER OF TRANSPARENT STATES,
No. 50 John street, New York,
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MAaa1E1s PILLS AND sALvE

MAGGIELs PILLS AND sALvE
Are almost universal in their effects almost
always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing can be productive cure shan these Pills
Their almost magic iahuenceis felt at and the
concomants of the distressing disease are removed
These remedies made from the purest
......... VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS
They will not harm the delicate female and can be
given with good effect in prescribed to the
babe. NJ.
FOR CUTANEoUS DISORDERS
And all euptions of the skn the sALyE most invaluable
1t does not heal externally alone but with
searching effects to the very roet of the evil.
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DIR. MAGG1E1's PILLS,

As anti bilious remedy, the following extracts FROM various
letters will be- lis hoped, sufficient Importance justify
the quoting of them here:
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METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
1Os and 14A Hroadxvav

IUs and IEB BrOndwhye
NEW YORK, JANUARY sd, 1856.
Your attention IS respectfully invited the following
Of the operations of this Company during the past
and of its present condition.
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and twelve years expert
the conduct of General Business the Com
pany confidently offers to the Public Protection against the
perls of OCEAN and INLAND NAVIGATION and FIRE.
The Board of Directors have this day resolved pay v
dend of SIX PERCENT the outstanding certificates
Profits the holders thereof their legal
and after the 9th of March also dividend FIVE PER
CENT the Capital Stock of the Company payable
on demand; also dividend OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
in Scrip the net ened Participating Premiums of the
for the 1866 for which Certificates will issued
and after the I'd day of April next.
E4 OFFICERS:
JAMES L0RTMER GRAHAM President,
. ROBERT NJ. c. GRAHAM, Vice President.
JAMES I0RING+ GRAHAM, JR., I'd Vice Pres't.
Fl. Il. PORTER, Secretary
ELLIOTT RoBBISs General Agent
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BirEilHssss cAaaiES ArIliR. This very valuable
medicine, i nlustno ls forgotten, has long been
nsed in cases Of cholera with great success and
as The aaifs Time IS one b the best things ever
tried fof simple diarFhea Therefore, it is safe
tAingto have about the house al the present time,
tsaa n9 person should BIO without bottle.
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FOR OUTANEoUs p1sdRDERs

Each BOX Contains 1a Pills.
ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
Ne Nor1oE-None genuine without the engraved trade
mark around each pot or box, signed by DOCTOR j.
@AGGIEL, New York. to counterfeit which is felony.
R Sold by all respectable Dealers medicines throughout
the United States and Canada % cents per box or pot
... BARNES, WARD co Agents,
New Greang
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billiards.

BILLIARDS. BILLIARDS
would call the attention ofbuyers to my new improved PA
TENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS AND TABLES, which
cannot be surpassed by others the world for elasticity
correctness of angles and durability, which sell at
able prices with fine stock of Cloths Balls Cues every
thing connected with the Orders by attended TO
my factory, lS6 Fulton street, New York city.
w h GRIFFITH.
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oRaANlzEp APRIL, 1e4A

0RGANtzED APRIL, 1874
The Company has paid its up the present
time, Losses amounting over GHTEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS past years the Cash Dividends paid
Stockholders from third of the net profits have
amounted in the aggregate to ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ONE AND A HALF PEROBNE
Instead Of Issuing scrip dividend to dealers based on the
principle that all glasses Of risks are equally profitable, this
Company will hereafter make such cash abatement discount
rates. when premiums paid the general
experience of underwriters Will the profits
remaining the end of the will be divided to the Stock
holders l# tr
This Company contnuesto Insurance Marine and
INLAND Navigation Transportation Risks the
favorable terms including Risks Merchandise of all kinds
and freight.
Policies issued making loss payable in Gold Currency
the oice New Orleans in Sterling, at the Office OF
Rathbone, Bros & Co., in Liverpool.
ELLW0OD WALTER, President.
GHAS NEWCOMB Vice President.
G. J. DESPARD, Secretary.
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A VIGOROUS APpETIEEl

And corespoudngy strengthen digestion They the
Liver the Head steady To those who
not familiar with the use of '.
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The PAPAL QUESTION: sNetU and Starting
Policy Expected from The Pope.-The Temps
attributes, on the authority of private information
from Rome plan of conduct to the Pope which
has at all events the merits of originality. After
announcing his intention to the Catholic world in
a solemn enoylical, his holiness is to address a
letter to the Emperor Napoleon, proposing to de-
liver over to him grand vicar the States of tie
church, comprising the provinces which Italy
annexed pursuant to royal DEGREES, and which
annexation the French government originally
disaVowed.
The motives of the holy father for taking this
step are the danger menacing the temporal power
and his unwillingness in spite of his weakness to
abandon the s'patrimony Of 81. Peter to the revo
lution. And as 1t cannot defend by itself the pos
sessions secured to it by the two founders of the
Caribyingian dynasty, the papaey has no alterna-
tive but TO leave them in the hands of the sue
Cessory of Pem--0f the Catholic prince pd1. ercel-
le1les--namely: his most christian majesty the
sovereign of France. The original giver would
thus resume until better days come the guardian
ship Of those possessions, and as the pope is the
spiritual vicar of Christ so the Emperor Napoleon
would become the temporal yicar of the pope. =
The Temps does not vouch for the correctness
OF this news; but it says 1t must be admitted
that the suhtety of the court of Rome has more
than once produced results quite as unexpected.
We doubt, however, whether it would definitely
adopt scheme which would have no other object
.lhahta make the French government responsible
to cathohclty for the events which may hereafter
happen, not without detriment to the holy see.
If to these characteristics of the Italian
nation we add very large material resources and
the productiVeness of rich soil not as yet taxed
to near its power, we shall have collected the
promise OF powerful kingdom, such asmay fairly
expect to WELD an European influence and to con.
sttute one of the great continental powers.
There can be no doubt that the soil of Italy is
capable of vast Improvement by the application
toit Of modern agricultural science. Tie farming
| is Id large parts of the country very bad; the
noblemen take no interest in their estates They
seldom look into the rolls which tell them what
estates they have, System of undertaking de-
priYes the proprietor of interest in his property
aud subjects the estates themselves to a fixed
routine which never alters and never expands
Buta new regime will give improvement a fair
chances and, with increased resources fine
army an enthusiastic population and eootheaded
and able government, we may expect Italy
ultimately to rise to her proper place among the
great powers Of Europe,
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MILITARY LEAGuRRs.-1he radical newspapers
say that the action Of Il s. NM
Gibbons resolutions denouneiug the President
was unanimous. The Presidents oommander-in-
chief Of 1.-THE army and navy, and as snch is en-
titled to respectful treatment by an offieers Of
either service. An officer publicly denouncing
the President, or activey uniting in proceedings
defamatory Of him, is liable to dismissal on trial
by court martial. In looking through the official
listof the Unanimous League we Snd the names
OF BreVet Brigadier General Geo H. Orossman,
y. s. A., Commander James Madison Frailey. d,
): M, and Surgeon Jonathan NJ Foltz, il. i. N.
We think that the President and the Presidents
friends have a right to know ii these
gentlemen took part ia the Gibbons pro.
eeeding. We have very clear notion Of what.
under similar circumstances, Andrew Jackson
would have done. A disavowal by these loyal1 ,
s 1, sailors aud doctors may save them,
have got them into an ugly difficulty
Philadelphia Ase
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MEDICAL.
DR, AHAGGGEL's PILLS AND sALvE-
A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE
DR. MngEleps RUS and salve.

These wonderful Medicines SO familiar to the people
that but little Endorsement Of their Physic be
made. The Pisof Or. Magge contain mineral. They
do net grippe and they do not enfeebe by
puEging. They universal in creating
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JUDGE HoLT TO SANFORD coNovER.

BUREAU OF MILITARY JUSTICE, |
Washington, D. Gy April 26, 1866. {
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DRUGS, PERFUMERY. ETC.

BOTANIC DRUG STORE
No. Is FRONT LEyEE,. opposite the ALa1ERs FERRY
LANDING, NEW ORLEANS.
The stock of Medicines Simple Compound viii be foun
superior, full and complete The patronage of tho public
respectfully solicited by the proprietor
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The rst aim of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind.
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ATore abont the Holt and Stanton Conspiracy
% Obtain PeiJured Testimony against Mr..
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JAMES L0RIMER GRAHAM, President,
ROBERT NJ. G. GRAHAM, Vice President,

Fl. b. PORTER, Secretary.
ELLIOTT ROBBINS, General Agent.
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NEW YORK.
s'..'.''."'.....s'.,,. CHINA,

FANCY GOODS, BEADS MARBLES, STATES, SLATE
| PENCILS, ETC,
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RAILROADS.
OREAr SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE

VIA
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NaRrHERN.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL, MEMPHIS AID cHARLEs-
TON, EAST TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA, East
TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA, VIRGINIA
AND TENNESSEE, AND ORANGE AND
ALEXANDRIA RAILROADS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-14
(Our Paris Correspondence.l
EUGENlE,A LArERr WHINI.


PARIS, March 15.-The fashionable female world
will be astounded at the latest whim which has
eized the beautiful Empress. For some time odd
rdmors have been oircuIa Iated which are now thought
to have had an origin the far-roaching policy of
the BmperOrs, rather than in any change in the
tastes of the Empress. Visitors admitted to the
privilege seeing their Majestes the retirement
of domestic life have expressed their astonishment
at the simplicity OF dress adopted bv Eugenie. A
plain dress without trimming, nnd worn with only
linen collar and cuff, said to be her costume
on one occasion. In the recent speech made by the
Emperor before the Corps Legislatif be declared
himself tired of hearing about liberty for
France. What France wanted was not more liberty,
but greater simplicity, virtue. and happiness. TO
this speech Jules FovTe made a terrible reply.
He. showed that, under the Empire virtue and
happiness not 20 90 found; that idieness ana
luxury had taken their ace; hat vice and wanton-
ness stalked shafeles,v abroad at midday in Paris,
and were openly copied and countenanced by the
leaders of Partisan society
The effect of TINS scathing rebuke has been some.
what neutiallzeo bv nn incident which occurred the
other day, aDd which has been industriously c'rcu
lated population of Lyons wOrkmen waited
upon her Majesty with sample OF ANTIQUE and very
costly Drocade, which she was requested TO bring
nto fashion. al am very sorry l cannot comply
with your WISHES" sad the Empress, with her pecu
harly charming smile, ''but there are many ladies
whose husbands could not afford them tolettas as
expensive. My own among the number" OF
course the deputation left puzzled, beNildered,
the Emperor's pOV rty, but comp etely fascinated
l have not told you vet however, of the latest i'm
perial whim, which has taken the direction of
Sewing Mac zines. A few weeks ago the Empress
issued an order for several different kinds of Sewing
Machnes-one of which a very beautiful Grover &
Baker captvaiod her fancy, and ii is said that she
has not only become expert operator herself, bu
that greatly to the disgust OF her ladies, she ordered
several more OF the same kind and insists upon an
hours practice one of the daily morning recrea-
tiODs. sort of Court Sewing Society has been thus
formed, the substantial results of which are to be
given TO the poor. The of this new whim OF
the Empress has been received with enthusiasm in
fashionable quarters and immense rush created
for your Grover & Baker Machines. II is to be
hoped the wbim Will last long enough to clolhe
some of the miserable poor of Paris
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Important Arrest,
AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM JUsTIcE-THEFT c
500 400 IN COIN

AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM JUsTIcE-THEFT OF
$40 500 IN GOLD.
John Lambert. an En0lishman "a years OF age,
was arr ested by Detective Officers Bennett and
Coyle charged with being fugitive from Cahtor-
MIA where il is al eyed that he stole $4,000 in gold,
from lliam l. Adams, Government Collector in
that state, the funds beng the property of the
United States Government.
Lambert, who had been employed on the steamship
Oregon, made his escape and took passage for this
city the steamship Santiago de Cuba, and on The
arrival OF the steamer at this port arrested In
his possession the officers found $500 in gold $500
in gTeenbacks, and $4,000 in gold and silver minn
stocks The prisoner is detained at Headquarters
awaiting the re9usitiOn from the Governor of Cali
fOTnia.-Neio York EUefiRg EgpTeSS.
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CAPE MAY-We are often tempted to be-
lievo that mankind are peculiarly unfortunate IN
entertaining so great diversity of ODinion in mat
teTs VIII ch relate TO the preservation of heanj but
iudc al 1t may prove TO particular ntore ITS, It Is,
nevertheless, a wise provision OF the Creator for
equalizng the pecunary privileges OF His creatu es,
and torestalnR those petty Jea Ousles and conten-
tIons which are SO apt to mar their happiness.
w hilst our charitable feelings incline us 10 wish
health and long life to the whole human family,
thew are still at liberty to enjoy their natural
privilege in the selection of such localities TO
speld the hot summer months as their iudg-
ment or inclinatlLn may dictate TO be the
most beneficial The cholera scourge, which
VIC are assured will VISIT us the coming season elo-
qutntlv enands that preparation should be made
iOl pure ocean air and seaside Oathng In these
desn able objects Cape Nav justly ranks hiPh and
fears no comparison, II health comfort and luxury
be the aim OF sOlstitial auuts. Ample accommoda-
uons are being provided by the proprie Ors OF the
Coiumba, Congress Hal, United States Atlantic,
and fifty Others equally well known our readers
Nor are the West Jersey and connecting rail-
roads at all behind in their prepatntions tor the
cOnlnP season. These roads ave been put in excel
lent order, cars renovated, additional motive power
ADDED, and everything done that can C0ntri-
butte TO the comfort Of their patrons.
Arrange ments have also been made to ac-
cOmmodate excursion parties of from three
10 eight hundred persons. A delightful morning or
eyCn ming ride Of three hours will enable the ex-
hausted citizen TO luXullate in the cool groves
breakers that the beach, plough the deep in
some fast sailing vessel where the saline particles in
the atmosphere, inhaled by the lungs, introduce q
ttullGiing ecsiacY INTO the blood. The invgotating
airs that come laden th old oceans incense sweep
the island, and Ike triiead's ba m TO the
eneIvated system. Scattered et short intervals
a'oDg the shore beautiful cOves where the pisca.
tor a ndventurer has but to drop his line to seduce
The tnny inhabitants from Their naive element. In
short If man is capable OF enjoy ment, he can secure
Vt at Cane May.