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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
PAINTS FOR FARMgRS

ANDO THfRS -rHE GHAFtON MINERAL PAINT
COMPANY afe NJ manufacturing the Best Cheapest
and most du aoe Paint Ia two coats well put
Is of light brown beautiful chocolate color and
can be- changed 10 green, lead stone olive drab, or
to suit The taste n the consumer II IL valuable for
House,. Barns Fences, Agricultural Implements Car
rage and Car makers W OGDEN ware, Canvas, Metal
and Single Roofs, Or being IRE and wthr proof.
Bhdges, Burial Cases, Canal B'as. sh ps aud Shi.s
Bottoms, Floor Oil Cloth, Zone Manufacturer having
used 1000 obs the pact ytar) and paint for any
purpose Is unsurpassed for body, durability elasticity
ard adhesy Price Sc per Dbl, Of 800 lbs which
viii supply farmer flr Yeas to come. Warranted 10
al cwes above. Send Tor rcular which gives full
particular. None genuine unless branded IN trade
marx Graf on Mineral Paint" Address DANIEL
BlDWhLL, Proprietor 25i Pearl So New York
Agents wanted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23

AUmlN ID IhAIOk , SALE
a II n u & II 1 . n!
Ply virtue Of autt oriy from the riobate Court the
subscriber will sci a. Public Auction on the p en-
ises on TUESDAY, The ooh day Of October, inst corr
mencing at o'clock NJ the following extensive and
valuable property belonging 10 the kstae 4 VI n Al
pHEUs BASS late Of Mo- et0wn. deceasod, the Home
Farm, iiuated In Mofetoan, vs. On the Win iosk
River, about NJ mile fs0m MiddleseN Village and
DEPOT and miles from Montpelier containir ABOUT
$50 " excellent Land SUITABLY vd q int Til
sge Pasurags and Wood Land. 40 acres Of f-st rate
luterVae. and abolt l3l acres OF W cd Land hesviy
tmbtrtd a lice Sugr Orchard Of so trees, and a
thrifty Young Orchard Of about 90 irses PuilirPs
rather Old but large and commoious with all the
sarJ out buildings and sup led with good acq eluct
of running vattr Wood and Timber enough can be
spared oH the farm 90 pay for IT, DO beng wihir one
mile ( constant market tor Wood aud imb.r Any
one sishins engage In farming Oh an extensive scale
will do we'll 10 call and examine the prsmi- Is 70
Purchasing elsewhere. Also hesame place the Min
iser lot called siiuaed in said MofeiOgn, about
miles from Mnutfeier aud 5 miles from Nor hh,ld
Fails, containing about 30 acres Of nice fastufage
about 80 or 50 Of heavily rhbersd Wood Land.
Also the folowinE Personal Property belongi g TO
said Estate viz 40 Sreep part n then fat aud be
balance good store Sheep. II kEtfa Cows Two Year
Old II letters Boil Yoke Of Oxen, Hlrses Calves
and number ~ HOES AMI shoas IA ming Tools
consisting OF va. ! Two Horse Express Wagon, 2
Carts. I Double Traverse Sled Single Do. Ok do
Harrow, straw Gutter, J Gfudstone, Harnesses
Mowiug Machine, Horse Rake, Hand Rakes, Hoes
Scythes aud snaths. shoyels F1fks Pioas, Sc Also,
toe Cheese Apparatus Dairy Utensils, and tantty
Also about Is tons Of Hay, aud large quantity Of
Straw and CoruF oder In lots % 10 purchasers Al
a quantity Of Wood htsd lr the Stote and lsrge
variety Of other Articles too 10 nend all Of
which will be- sold sithout the gnest bid
der sNJ BUY BIDDER TENS and conditions
made known At time Of sale For further particulars
inquire the nrcmstE
ISAAC W 8Nss, A4mityafor.
kBBNEZEk AlNSWOkIH Auc'ioneer.
Moretovu ~. o." 1857 Slst
NEtMONrkR at home and abroad j,
should send fr the Catalogue % 500 ststeoscjpie
Views Of Vermont Scenery
to A. I slYLR- Buriug on Vernon. silly
" JTICE-rhis is to certify that I have
this dar given my co q, Charles A Cove, bis time
during the of bis minority. and shan c im Of
i, e,uil g. Jay any debts Of bis contracting after
mis- dste
ROBERT COVE
East Montpelier sept Il 1851 s2.s3'
Free Present Of $25 Value
10 any me fes DAY service any village
Information and Gift sent upon receipt o. stamp.
HALE co
~. H.rV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
NEATH TO PIN WORMN.

M. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup Is the only
IL femedy for these Troublesome ald dang rous
OF all tAat infest The human system Il is ais
the most eAsctuA vefmiuge TO- all other kiods
IN children. Purely vegeA lie, safe aud certain A
valuable oitharic aud beneficial to health Warranted
TO cure Price 70 cents q. @. GOODWIN n co.
stun. and all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
$40 A DAY MADE BY ANY ONE,
DR.. LA P0RTE'S LIFE ELIXIR

A GENTS WANIED.-Sl0 TO $40 day
"a 10 introduce our new pA0nt STAR SHUTTLE
sk WING MACHINE Price $40 ltuses twi threads
and makes the genuine Lock STITCH All other low
p iced machines make the CaAIS SrIroH. Exclusive
territory given send for oIoulArs. W Wilson n
co Manufacturers. 3LHV BLAND ONO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
AWE CELEBRATED
| ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS.

ESTBY 4 Co, Brattcbofo, VT.
. The Original Inventors aud Manufacturers.
Combining more periec ions than any other in the
world
Having taken the first pre- at all the prineipa
Fairs IN the country.
1916 Washington st. Bosto, Az Br zone st., N. Y,
rs No 7lh 81. PM: LIS RandoIph 81 rhieARn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
w H Is x E R s

nR. LAMoSrE's CoRRoLIA will force whisker, Nous
~ taehes the smoothes, chin or Bald
Heads. Never kuown to fail.
sample, for trial, sent for 10 cents.
Address REEVES 4 CO,
6I'ls Nassau t.NeW York.
THrHer's Tic D0foHreTE UHsrsrs0I Wee
SGfgia ran safe, certain and speedy Cure for Neural
sia and all Nervous Diseases. The eyerest
pletey and permanently cured IN short time Neuralgia
In the face head utterly banished 10 few hours No
form Of Nervous Disease whstands its magic Influence Il
unqualified approval Of many eminent physciaus Il
nothing luxurious to the most delicate system. Sold
everywhere Sent receipt Of 90 and two postage stamps
TURNER co. 10 fremont ST. Boston, Mass ProPrstors
Boston, July l. 1851 6e9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
AYer's Agne Cure.

For sspsdg and oeraa Cure NJ tsrafsat Ffre calls
aHd Fcrr, Rsnest Fer, cal Fses, D-ub fsaf, Periodic
al H-aaasAr Bilious HfdirAs aHd Bilious Ffrsrs Hdsd'
Jor he wAais easi e asl' orstaaus W bddry deraHSs-
rrfat eas'sd ~ re mliaria Of Hiafaais eatatriss.
This remedy has rarely fAsd the Of
Chis aud Fever aui has this advantage other
Ague incidence that subdles Che complaint without injury
TO The patient Il contains qainne other dslterous
substance, does produce qunsm Injurious effect
whatever shakh brothers OF the army and the It
AMI y0u will endorse these assertions.
Prepared by OR j. G. Az ER Co. Lowel Mass, and sold
by All Druggists aut dealers n medicine everywhere
BlNBY CO.. agent fr Montpelier, also Tor sale BY
Brown and Rsdhsii 4 Crooks II sept Oct
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23

"A OHM SOhbD'- htnel guaranteed IN
IA minutes, and permanent cure effected by the
use Of "UrHAA's AkTHAA Guar Gases Of f. ON ten
10 tpenty years SANDING yield once to its influence
Price 20 Seat post paid to any adde's, by b U Ur.
HAN % South Eighth stteel Philadrlphi,. ia Cuou-
lars sent nee, Id ny al DTuggis,s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23

First Mortgage Thirty Year, Six per Cent.
Coupon Bonds,

SShPOA AOhQo1
Principal ADD Interest payable in Gold Coin, in New
York ci They are in Of $1,000 each, with semi.
annual gold coupons attached and are selling for the
present at 95 per cent aud accrued from July
LIST added in currency, which rate they yield nearly
.ViHePor CeHt. HpOm fLe IHSesfmenh
These Bonds, authorized b. Act Of Congress are Is.
sued only as the TX progresses, and to the same
amount only the Bonds granted by lie Govtrnment
and re resent, in all cases, the frHher upon
pe,ed equipped and produ tive railroad in which have
been invested Government subsidies stock subserip-
tons donations surplus earnings and which is
worth than three times the amount OF First Mort
gageiHonds which can be issued upon il.
The Central Pacific Frs. Mortgage Bonds have all the
Assurances ueous and guHandes Of the Pacific lRAi-
road Act.of Congress and have in addition several no
teesble advantages all other classes Of railroad
bonds.
Frs-lhey the superior claim upon altogether the
most vital and valuable portion OF the thr rough line
/ Sec0Hd-Besde the fullest benef Of the Goyehment
Subsidy (Shioh l. sub ordinate leo } the road re
ceves the benefit Of large donations from California
Ihird-Fullyha the whole cost ofgraiing 800 miles
eastward Of San FTanci go is concentrated upon the
l5l miles now about completed
FothA local business already yielding three fold the
annual interest liabilities, with adyanta geous rates
payable in coin.
FVh-The principal well as the interest Of It's Bonds
being payable in coin, upon legally binding agree
meni
Having carefully investigated the resources, progress
and prospects Of the road aud the management Of the
Comp4ny's affairs, cordially recommend these Bonds
to trustees, Executors, Institutions and others az an
eminenty sound reliable aud reouperatire form Of per
man,nt iHrestmcnt
COnrersiO"s Of GonernB,cms SecarGffe..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
nctn embellishments.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
The tensfsl Transatlantic Company splendid Mail
team hins!
81 LAURENT, BocASDs Saturday OCT
PEHktRE pucHssss satutdav Oct 10
VILE w PARIS, sAnNoNr SATURDAY NJ
EUROPE, lgvAHIT Satutdat Me no
To Best or HAVE (wiae ncladed) FIRST CABIN. $50
Socof Cabin, SSj lin gold
ih,t, ~. .etsea o., nn, carr Hieet,ge fa'senRets
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
Nrm advertisements.
Across the sierra Nevadus.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Great National Trunk Line Across the
Continent,


THE WESTERN HALF or TIE
Great National Trunk Line Across the
COHtiHeHt
Being constructed with the AID AND SUPERVISION
or THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. is
destined to be one Of the MOST IMPORTANT AND vALuA
RLE RAuRolDs woBtD, as It is the sole link
oommun alton between the Pacific Coas, and the Great
Interior Basin and he
Principal Portion of the Main Stem Limo
between the Two Oceans.
Its line extends from Sacramento, on the tidal va
ters Of the Pacific eastward The richest and
populous parts q Cahfoni,, Nsvaia and Utah con,g
70 all the great Mining Regions Of the Par West
and will meet and connect With the rosds now building
east Of the Rocky Mountains About 100 miles are now
built, equipped aud in running operation to the summit
Of the sierra Nevada Within few days IS miles, now
graded will be added. and the track carried entirely
the mountains to point in the Great Salt Lake
Valley, whence further progress vii be easy and rapid
Iron materials and equipment ready at hand for 800
miles Of road, ami 10 OJ0 employed in the
suuction
The local business upon the completed portion sur
passes all previous estimate. he figures for the guar.
ter ending August 81, are as follows. in GOLD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
Ncm Embellishments.
You can COPY yous letters IN the
upENN HITTER nO
{ BIN Mo. and rll do Non Good

shout the either press or water. Address Penn
dsnufic'udng Works Box 2l7 phiiA., Penn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
Principal Portion of the Main Stem Line
between the Two Oceans.
s4SL57a Ga SS6,54s AZ $4,000 u

or at the rate oftwo millions per annum, Of which more
than three ouths profit less than 100 miles
worked. Tli' Is upon the actual legitimate traffic OF
the road with ts terminus in the mountains and with
only the normal ratio ofgosernmeut transportation and
ia exclusive Of materials carried for the further
extension Of the road.
The Company ntereu liabilities during the same pc
iod were less than $4,000.
Add to this eApandng through traffic and the
proportions Of the future business become immense
The Company are authorized to continue their line
eastward until il shall aad with the roads
nov building east of the Rocky Mountain ranges A.
Stunning that they will build and control half the enti'e
distance between San Francisco and the Missouri River
seems probable, the United states viii have in
vested 10 the completion Of SOS miles S2s 592 OOO or Al
the average rate Of s35 OO per milenot including IN
absolute grant OF 10 o. O)Q Of the Public lands
By becoming lint investor ia the MAJ uiacent enter
prise aud By wavirg It's first lien in favor of the Firs,
Mortgage Bondh dsrs rHR GENERAL GuveRsmRST,
EXPECT INVITES OPERATION OF PRivArR
oAPrsLIsrs and has careful ly aresd Their interests
against all ordinary contn gencies
he q naNv az ftr s,le hof.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
JlCkSOl'S CATARBH SNUFF
TROCHIc POMDIcR

A Positive aud Pleasant Remedy in
GOWEhs. Gafarrh, nroucHfffs, Cofds, Es0arse-
Hrss. .fsfhasso. had Rredfh, Isadachs, SC,
-. - m - ----.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23
AYERS PILLS.

humors-pury Che blood and le' thei nuds uuoh-
stuetedv, go A-sh. They stimulate the afhs body
into vigorous aovy purity The system from the obsirucions
which make disease cold settles shers n the body
and drrtngcs Che natural operations Of that This not
relieved viii itself and the Surrounding organs
proiaeinR general agssavaon suffering aud drrangemsnt
While 10 s condition take Ayers Plus and see how drechy
they restore thr natural action Of th system, and sh The
buoya 10 tnF ~ health Whist Is ana apparent 90
thi trivial ard common complaint - also true 10 many of the
deep seated and dang diseases. Ths pursave
pels them Caused by similar distinctions and d-rantsmeuts
they surely, and of them rapidly, cured by ue
means None Who know The virtue Of these P' will neglect
10 emrl them when sudsuus from e die riers they cure
such Head ache Foul stomach pyssnte, Bilious Com
piants, Indigestion, nrransemen Of the Liver Cosyeness
Constipation, Heartburn, Khsumasms dropsy, WormS and
Suppression, when tasen in large doses.
Tha5 sugar coated that ue sensitive take
them easily, and they surely tie best rurgtye medicine
IL 1. -r--L
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-23

CENTRAL PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
now fealiss for the h9iders from
TWELVE TO EIGHTEEN PER CENT ADVAN
TAGR
WITH THE SAME RATS OF INTEREST.
The following the euuent rates (September 9th,j
lnAjet q course 10 slight variations f,om day day
We receive in exchange;
q. S. Skies 1861, coupon and pay difference 1853 40
U Five Iwentes, 1862 coupon, do 1877 40
u FIVE Twenues. 1864 coupon do 1856 9g
U. S Five wenues, Is o coupon, do 1880
q fiye.l wenties 1870, (new coupon, do 1909
U. S. FigeTwenties, 1867, tnew,) coupon do 100 90
U. S. Ton rites, coupol, aut pay difference, 3S A.
o. s. Seven hirtes t2d cries. DO. do 1851
U. S. Seven Tsirties go series do. do l22l9
For sale By Banks and Bankers generally, Of whom
deceptive Pamphlets aud Maps be obtained and by
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
D R o P o 8 A L s.

OfYIoE DEror AND DIsBURsISa. On ARrrRuAsrrn,
ATLANTA GA, October Is, 1867
Sealed proPosals will be received at this once
until y m, MONDAY, November 4, 1897, for sup.
rs Box Window Frames and Sash, double hung, IS
o ~ lights, loIl2, " inches thick. " ~. = "
$40 PsHs w.sIr Frames and SASH IspsAt' oxi
Sash y b pIimsd, and glazed with good quality
20 Door Trsa:s a., and plain P.s:l Doors, fee, q
% DO, feet By 7 feet Sinshss, IL Inches thick.
10 do, feet eiashss by 7 feet Inches. lX inches
i1do . isst by 7 feet inches, Is1 inches thick.
Door Frames and Doors, with sash, i2 lights.
oxl2l feet inches by foe,, ~ Inches
Door Frames and Double Panel Doors, q feet by 0
feet, 2inohos thick, - =
DoorS to be ttimmsd with loose Joint Butts and
Rim Locks Of good quality, with Mineral Knobs.
The sash Doors and Frames to be delivered al the
Swift Race Track In tho city Of Atlanta, Ga,
where they will be Inspected. .jf -
Delivery to eominsnee November %, 1857, and to
continue a. wanted, or the whole number may be-
delivered At once. NJ % 7 '7 .H. d. .''' ~ =
Bids must be ia trlplisais, with copy Of this sd
attached 20 saeh, and bear the endorse
Sssons sursty SS The IL .so sy.n as :.
tract being awarded 70 him. W g'' WV ~ Nv
Proposals not eomp,ying with the requirements Of
Bidders are invited to be present or represented Al
the opeaing Of the bids, --7rT-
The dovsrnmsnt reserves the right to reject any or
all BIDS, or select such parts of bids a. may forihs
Proposals should be addstmsd to the undsrsisusd.
Srd endorsed upon ,hs s9yslope Proposals for the
By order of Brssst Bhgsdisr General R. saxto.
- ~ -Sr- H. LFARNswoRTH. -.
First Ii. aith Isfsntry, AGA q. H. ,s4g
ocS'td ,, 20. ~ in charge VI Depot 90
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
EREsH BEEF Avn VEGETABLES,

|sf rs fsdoi1U ,yAt-al-a1 = aiii5H5H0 MD
~ iAallssasrg 90 70 eFAss DlrAHrzss-,, ,s
ts,r pvsHAu osPnsv,siors AnD olosslss, a.
|sal ssH.Vf,sIg ~ L.iiag ostebsr n, 1907. y.
g,sSs: '.as s,sES.;i I, &, 81! rI:.a ss
80 sss,l s,sssI e ,ss sss,,s AK q No
poasss y F,.si X ss.i % sss ~ ,ss.,ssa pssss. q
psssh vssstabiss, At The Nerfclk Navy Yard and
be of ROOD gusIity and ne best tbs srfst afcrds,
asd each ars,cis must be offered OF By the Pound.
The Beat 10 BE- IN equal prepcrticns, fore and hind.
auartsrn. 80 to bs Wsstss or pal'tmefs Beef.
spsSs i'ss,y; N. = ssSs.:s
ssd twenty psr csst. IN addition viii 30 withheld
foon ~ amount of saeh payment 10 BE- made %
soliste<si ssurity for the due psrfornanee Of ne
sosts,s yhiss VII, On no aeeonns b paid un'ii IL
iysfy ofsf made must BE- accompanied By = written
vss y %: q NOR: S:
BID be asesptsd enter inio an obligation within Ave
dAys with good and susisnt surstiss, 10 furnisa'hs
NJ pycposai rtiiss considered uniess accompa.
nfsd 81 sucA ouaranfy and bt sdffsracforp svdsnce
that fks bidder 70 regular dealer IN the drftcis
proposed and has TIE icsnss requtred ey act @ Con-
Tho pspsrtnsnt reserves the right 10 reject any
PROPOSAL pot considered advantageous to oovern.
lis usderstood that in case the stipulated quan.
tity Of sithsr article shall be delivered, leaving
balance due on the other artioe, the contract may
eeehsdsrsd As completed In fall, at the option Of
The ssspsssiSiiy Of III. ss.r.s.or. to bs certified
triet "a which they reside, gE H. BRIDGE,
ID
The national Republican., 1867-11-01

A LITERARY DIsCoyERY.-Mr. Charles
Edmonds, of the house OF Willis and
Sotheran, has discovered in Sir Charles
Isham's library at Lamport, in Northamp
tOnshire, copy Of Shakspeare's "yenus
and Adonis," which was printed for vii
liam Leake in 1899. In all photographer
lists hitherto published, an edition Of 1000
i'printed by I. II. for John Harrison" i
noticed as being in the Bodleian Library
This copy, however, has only a manuscript
title.page, and it was pointed out by Mr.
Halliwell Folio Shakespeare, vol. XVI, p
l45) that no edition bearing the date O
1000 with such an imprint could have ex
listed, Harrison having parted with tht
copywrisht to Leake four years previously
1t NAV naturally be conjectured that the
Bodleian copy made be the edition of 1899
but, on examining the collation. given II
the Cambridge Shakespeare, Mr.. Edmond
fipds that it is not. The edition of 1899, th,
existence Of which Mr.. Edmonds has dis
covered, is, therefore, not only unique, bu
an impression hitherto unknown to a
Shakspearean editors and critics. Mr.. Et
monds has permission for short time I
show the book to any gentleman intereste
in Shakspearean literature.
The national Republican., 1867-11-01
MatiSnal 4epnblir' n.
A Curious Frog story.

The Elk Run (Del.) Gazette has the sub
Joined: ..
Mr.. Yager, living near Mitchell's sta
tion, in Culpeper county, relates some
very curious facts about remarkable frog
at has lived" he says, many years with
US and is great favorite, and the greatest
curiosity is its becoming so remarkably
tame. II had frequented our door steps
before our hall door some years before my
acquaintance commenced with It, My
father had admired IL on account OF it's size
and color, and he visited II every evening,
when il would come forth at his summons
and by constant feeding 1t would come to
the candle and look up as IL expecting to
he taken and brought TO the table and fed
on insects Of all sorts. On presenting liv-
ing insects, it fixes its eyes intently and re-
mains motionlcss for awhile, as II prepar-
ing for n s,rike which is an instantaneous
throwing Of his tongue TO great distance,
upon which the insect sticks fast to the tip
by glutnous matter. / can't soy how
long my father had been acquainted with
it; from my earliest recollection he spoke
Of 1t as "old Tom" "the old frog" lhaye
known it for a great number Of years lean
answer for ffty.seven years. II make its
appearance with warm weather and sre-
mains with us till fall, appearing morning
and evening to our great amusement, hav.
ing been trained to do many things, such
as leaping, turning somersaults, holding
alternately by its feet and hands to small
rope, swinging ard whirling after the man.
ner Of slack.rope performer, marching
erect on it's hind legs; and at the word Of
command, going through the manual ey.
ercise. II seems perfectly good natured,
ard never shows temper, but is dreadfrlly
afraid Of cat, on whose approach IL viii
often leap four feet from of the floor, with
the utmost precision, plump into the
mouth OF large water pitcher, and thus
secure safe retreat. Yet he isin nowise
alarmed or disturbed by the presence Of
dogs, Of which we have many about the
premises, They seem TO regard him as
one Of the household and privileged
character" The Hon. Judge Taylor, who
will attest the above statement made by
Mr.. Yager, in speaking Of the age Of this
frog remarked: ut is certainly one hun.
dred years old, and though he may have
been here before the Indians left the coun-
try, he may be even now but in his in.
ancy."