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OWEN SOUND, CANADA WEST.
December. 1857.

0GS0AAHCA, 4Sofs
To Thomas Frost, Esq, agent TOR South Car.
o.,na Of The Ns1 York LITE Insurance COM
DEAa sR-I hereby acknowledge payment
in full Of the policy Of the New York Life In
surance Company, No. 40, lis, for ten thousand
dollars (s10,000), on The Life OF my deceased
husband, Adam B. Glover, insured December,
1866, and terminated May, 1857.
In view Of the questions which might have
arisen in the case, regard the settlement as
an act Of noble iberatty, becoming the high
rank Of the Company, as first in the order OF
establishment and assets Of the Life Insurance
Companies Of the State OF New York having
agencies in South Caro- lima. Its twenty-five
wears ul successful and distinguished opera
tion must undoubtedly have been marked by
many like acts Of enlarged and generous con-
duct, to have won the confidence in Its skill
and integrity, with which the public Is now 30
fully inspired.
So grateful-is my realization Of the benefit
Of Lite insurance, in my present :bereaved and
reduced, from lately blessed and at1uent con-
dition, that cannot forbear recommending Its
adoption to all in whatever circumstances.
The afliction have experienced was In no way
anticipated either by my lamented husband or
myseii; and j, is due to you to say that it was
only bY your advice and persuasion that he was
induced to effect the insurance. believe it
an institution providentiauy deslgned for the
benefit OF women and children.
With my best wishes for the Continued use
fulness and spread OF your Company, am,
'''0'' e-"'' ANNIE B. GLOVER.
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unDkR DECREE IN EQUITY

: Lorentz os. Monaghan, ct al. * x
On THURSDAY, le.h January nsxt Ct IL O'Clock
will be sold Q. the Old Custouhpusasg,a
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUlLDIEaS
thereon, kn.wn as No. 10 reauatn-stre IN thuftty.
measuring In front on said stIees W teet ana u
d.pth 102; bouud.ng north on j.. d OF B, MordeeaN
east On and OF ea.ate OF Calder west Oo Ina % II
Nor D. und soutn on Beula anstIeer slNi-
Ierms-Oue-third cash: balance IN ons ewo ana
thl ee ycarc with interest serni-annuslty secured
py Uond the purchaser and mortQs GO Or
Ises; the buiuings be insured anu the policy 81
signed. Purchaser 10 y tor rspers and st.Inpa
]. W. GRAY,
Decaunoar AZ Fl tbs Mastsr In Equity.
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THE NORTHERN MAIL failed yesterday after
noon from all points beyond Richmond. The
weather, probably, has delayed the trains.
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Agricultural.

L hECH UAItUGN SLGUs
Agricultural Implements, SC, &c.
DLANTERs, FARMERS, AND TIE TRADE
GENERALLY supplied with PURE SEEDS Of
all varieties Crop of 1857, carefully selected from the
best and most reliable seed growers In New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Connecticut. ALI
SEEDS warranted to be pure and freah, and Of the
quality represented.
pLoUaHs, HARRows. cULTIyAToRs, AND
HORSE HOES OF EVERY VARIETY.
SEED PLANTERS AND FODDER CUTTERS
IMPROVED CHILLED IRON CORN MILLs,
FOR PLANTATION USE, DURABLE
AND CHEAP.
WASHING HINES, &C., &c.
AGENTS FOB
INaERsoLL's HAND POWER COTTON PRESS.
LITTLE GIANT HORSE POWER,
LITTLE &c MARSHALL,
No. 140 MEETINa-sTRRET,
Opposite Pavilion Hotel Charleston, s. G.
January2 Smos
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THE DAILY NEWS.

s@ LARGEST cIRcULATIoN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CULaTIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIsr OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE posToFFIcE AT The END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRovIs.
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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FIN FOR ALL!

J7u11 INSTRUCTIONS BY WHICH ANY PEE. s:
II sON male OF female. can master the great af'
Of venriloquism by few hours practice, mSn,ne na
world Of fun, and after becoming experts rnsn
selves, can teact othesai thereby manns ~ e
OF income. Full instructions sent oy nA' r'1 w
cents. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Address L. o. Drawer 81, Troy, N. Z. 49,
May Is H
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the LANCASTER LEDGEh. I, !,

CONNCRa CAKTER, PHofHtxIo1A
nUHLIShkL LIVERY WEuNGSUAx MukhItto
i at Lancaster L. h., 9. Z. Having q hyae sub
serpt.on list 1t offers favorable medium 70 MO-.
chsuta and ali advertisers who des1re TO sxtend
tnsr business in the ur per Districts ot the etaSe:
Rates Of ad, ertis,ng nbM / specimen copy q
paper cent on application. AUGUST -
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: q Novelty.

q Novelty. -
The Latest and most efsotual remedy for the eore
OF debility loss OF appetite headaohs torper Of to-
Liver, ETC.. Is PANgNINs HEPATIc BTTTERs. For
aals BY al Druggists, tn
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THE TRI.WhkKLY NEW

THE TKI.Wh kKLY aEWn.
nuELIsHED IN wINNSBORo. 8 c.. AFfoR0
+ profitable medium for the AdYsrtEry pub
IA O., Charleston. %,
We Respectfully solicit their patronsAs ser our
-N Sa.LLARD. p1spoBTEs wlLLIaMa
Sov-n ',rr rs -. -. 80
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,1.uE bEt,AIu :

PUBLISHED WEEKLY At NEwBEFRY o. 4.
i &c ~ per annum, and, having q Iarks dreu.
.-jor through AL the upper and lower ,U1sE1oa %
Rates for advertising very reas3nsbte-inrwhieo
apply 70 our Agent Mr.. /. P. SLlukR, st the MUS
uvuse THUS. i. q b. d 9hEAEKERs
January Q Ed. toyB and Prop tetorS.
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UNDER DECREE Is Equity.

UNDER DECREE II EQUITX.
Brown ps. Young. genotz
VIII be cold uutsr !ae direction Of tho undersigned.
at the old Uusronahcuss In this city, on TUES.Ax
the 2lst day OF January, at II A. ~,
All that LOT OF LAND on the north dds S
Broad rect, In this city, measuring IN nout o9
81 DAD str, ct seven Ave 76 feet 81 one hun1re0
and nifty tl50) In deptn, be ,he sud rnsasur.mtnn
more o; lea boundeu to tae soatn on .r0s l.aUeee
west on land OF r. Savage Hayward, north on nua
now or LAT. OF W. a. 1rspm mn, and west on2ann q
=. Z. PRESLEY and ". 2. Sniny sr. - -;5Ss-
AMOUNT now duv .pon the boud 70 the Compa1asnA
and the balance In one end TWO years, seoured ny
boud Of the purchaser and mo tage VI the prsrses.
With interest nom d y OF ssl=. payable eemi-ao'
nu .Ily. Purchaser to pay ior papers snG gtau1ps.
JAMES TUPkEk, -
Jsnasry2 th2tu1 Master IN Equtsy.
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yuE ELL sENTlnEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING. MEDIUM:
L Merchants and business men ty II tog ~
months mo risk no gain" send on your o&
and ircreas your trade this fall. There's aHns,
to equal Printer tnk-it has made many AXes.
Terms for the paper-S3 per snnuH. N SeSl Pc
Advertisements inserted at the rate <aen.
square cf ewelve lines or less for each or $40 fos
Cards Of ten Lines or less, ct tl2 II
thr~ months. Anuths, dloMua
Contracts by the year or for 5orabIa terml
pr,, lsGe Of changing on rnors1 A, BRONSON.
Address EIHdar and TPyopyastot.
Ises-THe 1aP7zsT- -BAsa A. Ea'S j. :: A''
ausz, asoas1A. aS s'lI .,vv,Tn :; ~; vol.
4 o4aE o. aR ,R Saturday in JinuAry, 1sSSa- s..,>
aPPsI @ onne Stll 10 issued regularly sEsy essas-
:1as esn Il With new type md ON hns psRS. IN
aay; "a lssdent Editor. Mr. JAass
iIe BY the pens of>soGs o. the Ioss. Iood 9sH tss
ne neG&2d G2d writer's Of the denouinauen N tnNso1 "0
r limited number Of sayertsepents 10y
,hsr.1 f,rl viii be received st the usual
snbscripton price THREE D LLAHS pNrp RI ISN'''-
Address, SoeA~ iuoustS. q
December ~
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TURNING OVER ANEW LEAr.-The comm ,nce

TURNING OVER ANEW LEAF.-The comm ance-
ment OF new year is always esteemed
an auspicious time for forming new resolu-
tions, dlscarding the past, and commenc-
ing the journey of life afresh. There arc
few persons who have suffered this occa-
sion to pass without framing q code of resolu-
tions which they intend to observe during the
coming year; this procedure is commonly
known as turning over new leaf. Unfortun-
ately in many cases so many leaves have been
turned over that some parties become harden
ed and forget their new resolves shortly
after their birth. The proprietor of the Mills
House, knowing this frailty in human nature,
has determined to remind his guests Of their
pledges, and has not only commenced the year
with new leaf, but has opened new book, in
which oil who register can see that the year
has commenced and remember their promises.
The new register book was solemnly opened
yesterday, and the act was attested by num-
ber OF persons whose signatures appear in the
list published in the NEWS this morning.
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Handsome Furniture, Oil Paintings, &C., g.,
of a fam,ty leaving the city.
BY CLIFFORD & MATHEWES.


WILL be sold TOMORROW. Sd Of January, at No.
AZ Bulstreet, thr.e doors west Of Lutisdge, 1t IL
O'clock,
Large MAHOGANY CIRCULAR EXTENSION
DINING TABLE-7 leIves
Large Mahogany square Extension Dining Ta-
bles-5 and 4 leaves each
Oak Book Case and secretary, B. W. Marbls-top
Centre IaIe and Music stand, L amaak sotAs ana
curtains, Chars, sHandsome oak BooA Cases, 1ta
ian iables OF Carrera Marble VERY handsomih Ma.
hosany, b. W. and Bride, Maple Uouele sno sla'
oIe Bedsteads. Wardrobss, and Marble.tup Bureaus,
u Hashstuds, &c, English Cut Glass Decanters anu
Pitcners IumD Dlers Wiue. Champagne, Cordiai. Aoex
aud Jelly vlasses, Plates, Large and arnau si5e;
Desert and Fruit, Ice cream, and Butter Dishes, ia
paueso lea set krenuh BIoIxe sno. Git Csndein-
bra Candiestlcks and Services TO match on1 7.Ooave
Rosewood Plauo kngravings from = hakspsare and
Others trench Clocks. Mechantque LamYs, Nnntle
Ornaments. Staruets Vases. CandIes,ieks. Dc, ao
valuable COLLECTION OF Oil Paintings and EaBrav
ings Including sumo originals aud n4e copies from
the old maste.s and Others.
Terms cash. mSthH danuagy:
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RCDRIGUES'
PILMONIG elixir SPECIFIC

TTAs RAPIDLY DISTINGUISHED ITSELF F
III its wonderful restorative aad curative qualities
Under its stimulatve influence, and by its pen
etralye agency, this health invigolating cordial ex
cites general beneficial reaction and dispcrses The
innpermeable obstructons which prevent access 10
other remedies While gradually reducing the &C.
companynR construction which ATTENDS @ the maady ,
OF lac respiratory vessels, which, by this remedial
combination. promotes the healing process BY which
relief and cure Ia effected.
Hemorrhsees are arrested and cured, with every
other concurrent disorder.
AS neither narcotic nor emetic properties Q! any
Kind are employed In this Pulmonlc Compound, and
the most sssiduous attention given to the qualty
and medical value Of each component article which
constitute IL, It 10 confidently and conssieutously
recommended for is Iatety and relahility, without
restriction In generous, wholesome diet, or sppre'
han ion Of renewed cold IRON Its effects.
Far sale wholesale and retail by che Proprieress,
Mrs. CECILIA RoDKIGUEs. northwest corner OF
MEETING AND SOCIETY .sTREFTs, ana st the
Druggists. ,orv,, ?, ar
November II .....--.. lN
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QUICK WoRK.-The steamship Sea Gull,
which left Baltimore on Saturday last, came
through safely, although delayed ten hours in
the bay by heavy weather, and arrived at her
wharf at about o'clock Tuesday afternoon. 1t
was decided not to unload, as tShe following da,
would be general holiday, but, as gentle
man who stood on the wharf expressed some
regret at this delay in the delivery OF his
Eeigat, Captain Dutton ordered tie matches
to be taken of, aud, with the assistance OF his
chief officer and the stevedore, MIR. Stoddard,
started out lot Of fifteen barrels of ale, which
we're sent to Augusta py the night train, and
reached that city early yesterday morning.
This is quick work, and it SPEAKS well for the
relsbility Of the Baltimore line, as well for the
courtesy Of it's officers.
E An ExTER rAINarENT AT TIE ACADEMY OF THE
SISTERS Oh MERoY.-The pupils in the Aoade
my Of the Sisters Of Mercy, on Queen.street,
iutend to give to-day an entertainment to the
orphan children in charge Of the Sisters ct the
upper end Of the city. There will be some
thing substantial for the little orphans, and;
afterwards, they will be treated to series oil
tableaux which Will be represented by the young
ladies' Of he academy. These Things ars se-
crets OF State, but tits announced thai the pre-
parations show that the tableaux will be st-ik-
ingly beautiful.
The Sisters Of Mercy appreciate the value OF
example and practice; and, in teaching their
pupils to exercise the greatest Of all virtues,
they are giving them lesson that Will be OF
more enduring benefit ttan any worldly
), knowledge.
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The New YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
CoMsEHpABLE LIBERALITY.-Athough persons
are continually dyi 6, yet few expect they Will
soon be called, and therefore are little inclined,
by q present sacrifice, to provide against an
evil which, though they know to be certain,
they yet suppose to be dis.ant. The benefits to
be derived from Life Insurance are, however,
becoming daily better appreciated; and the fair
dealing and prompt payment made by oompa-
nies, even on Losses for which they might not
be legally liable, has inspired general conf
dence in their system and practice. As an
instance, We publish, by permission, the fol-
lowing interesting letter:
OWEN SOUND, CANADA VEST.
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rHE SUMTER NEWS,

DARR & OSTEEN, Proprietorr.
nuBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT sUATE6s
:, 1. subscription $4.G0 per sunusn. 70
Cubs OF forn sS.Vv per snnum. 90 L.i4
Ai7erieeneuts ins,I >ej Oh uberAl tAruss;lI
re r. u,,La r-N.y II.
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lDatfbss, e9ewslrp, Gte.
A SUPERB STOCK OF FXNE
GOLD And SOLID SILVER WATCHES.
ALL WARRANTED TO Run AND THOR
oUGRLY REGULATED, AT TEE LOW
PRICE OF SO EACH.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

The above stock will be disposed OF on the popular
one price plan, giving every patron fne Gold or
solid silver Wstcn Tor 80. without regard to value
We wish to Immediately dispose Of the above msa.
nihceat STOCK CerIctates, naming tho articles, are
placed IN seaIed nvelopes, and well mixed Holders
are entitled TO the article named on their certificate
upon payment OF Ten Dollars, whether 1t be e
Watch worth $1,000 or one worth less. 1he return Of
any of our certificates entities you to the article
named thereon, upon payment, irrespective Of iti
rth; and rs no;artele valued less than $40 is
named on any certificate, 1t will at once be seen
that this IL no Lottery, but Straightforward le-
giumate tansacuen, which may be participated III
even by the most tastdIousl
single Certificate will be sent b. mail postpaid,
upon receipt Of 26 CENTS Eve for 81. eevan for So
,hirty.tnree and elegant premium for %. aIty.sis
aud more valuable premium for $40, one hundred
and most superb Watch for sl5. To Agents, or
those wishing employment, this stss q rass opportn:
unity. It 10 legumately condueted business, duly
authorized by the Government and open to the most
careful scrutiny, Try US: 4
Importers, Ne. 16I Broadway, n. !"
Octaber "a
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DEGs TO CALL ATTENTION 10 AND INVITES
Id an lnspectcn of his 81 ock OF MANUFACTUR.
ED and SMOKING TOBACCO, resolved dilect from
the most reliable and celebrated Manuiscturers To-
Gated in the states OF Virginia and North Carolina,
snd offered for sale 'in bond" "taI paid" at as
Low prices as tue same can be purchased IN any
other market. th3mos January
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-06-19
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R.R.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May ., 1865, trains will run as fol
lows
LEVR BURLINGTON;

Commencing May p, lS5S, trains will run as fol
lows
LEvE BURLINGTON;
g31A NJ. MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, Wor.
cester, Fitchhurgh, Brattlehoro, Springfield Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York 4,
arrive in Troy at lis P N. New York OBS P. N
Saratoga 500 p. m, Boston 7.20P. NJ.
Through to Boston md Troy lrithoEt change Of Cars
2.45PM. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN to Rut-
land, arrives in Rutland at lis
oo0P. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car, for
New York and Boston. Arrive in Troy at 40
\. ~. New York lois \. VI. Saratoga 500 a. m
Boston -35 4. VI.
Through 10 Troy and Boston WITHOUT change Of Cars
The go 4. NJ. andloP. NJ, trains make close
connection with the New York Central at Troy
and Albany for all points West.
From, the south and East Trans al Burlington
as f0H0rS
froA. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleep
Ing Cars, from New York and Boston. Leaves
New York at P. NJ. Boston so P. VI.
s.65A NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rut-
land.
f.35 Pm MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, Worces-
ter Springfield Hartford, New Haven, Troy and
New York.
For further information apply at the Union Tick
et Office No l. American Hotel Block, or at the Rut-
and & Burlington Passenger Station where tickets
points West North West and South West; choice may
be made from any Of the various routes, from Bur
linst0n.
wv. WARDWELL, Agent, Passenger Station.
). ". CARPENTER. AGENT. No. American Hotel.
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Steamboats,.
North 'rn TranspOriatiOnC Co

TIE ONLY
THROUGH D-HILY LIVE
Between O-dcls5urgh, Chicago. and intermedi-
ate Ports.
o.. ear days tt-olgt taitiouf c4rrg@ Of boat
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ENIGRATIoN.-Duringt the month Of May, Of
the 34,0l7 emigrants who landed at New
York 90 came to Vermont, 1879 to Massa-
chusetts "A to New Hampshire; Maine, Il
Rhode Island, So; and Connecticut, go,
Total lor New England 1924. Illinois had
6755 Pennsylvania, 2421 ; Ohio, 1856 ;
Michigan, l443 Minnesota, 1888, and the
ten Southern States 2067.
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SENSIBLE Father Farrell, Catholic priest
in New York city, has publicly expressed his
opinion that the quiet, American manner Of
observing the Sabbath, Is eminently Christ
ian, and conducive to general morality; and
that Sunday professions, ecclesiastical as well
as lay, are disturbers of public worship and
and outrages on American feeling.
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The reunion of Rome TO Italy depends
wholly on the will Of Louis Napoleon, not at
all on the magnitude of the Papal army; and
we heartily hope that Plus TX. may obtain
One Hundred Thousand recruits from this
country before the next Presidential Election
at least half Of them from the States Of
Connecticut, New York and New-Jersey.-
" Y Tribune
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Odds & ends.
Theodore Winthrop.

KILLED AT GREAT BETHEL, JUSB 10, 1901.
How often in the strange old days,
Before the wars sharp summons blew,
We strolled through all these woodland ways
While loud the bluebird sang and few
How gaily Of a thousand things
We talked and rustling through the leaves
We sang the songs Of other springs,
And dreamed the dreams Of summer ewes
To this bold height our footsteps came,
Our ewes beheld that distant sea;
Today / sit and call his name,
and know he viii not answer me.
o friend, beyond this voice Of mine,
Beyond these eyes, this baflel hand,
Immortal in a youth divine,
see thy gracious figure stand
We 10 not count each other lost,
Divided though our ways may be;
Two ships by different breezes tost,
sill sailing the familiar sea.
No cloud Of death can long obscure,
Nor touch with any doubt or fear,
The love that keeps the Oh faith pure.
Contented whether there or here.
-Harpr's Ueekly. u. W. T.
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1rntistrg.
DENTISTRY.
DENTAL NOTICE.

T AN at home again; and will be glad to see those
/ recurring the services Of dentist. Remember,
the only place in this County where teeth can be
procured with the " Folsom Patent" that prevents
food from working under the plate, is at my Office.
Parties procuring teeth with this improvement Of
any other Dentist in this County render themselves
liable to prosecution.
n Filling anu EAtrac1ihs lone with care. Ofhce
III l IL -'''''''''' ~ JOHN N. COSiEGYs.
Burlington, April %, 1868. WITT
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INDIA RUBER.-The tree from which rub
Der is obtained grows to height Of eighty or
one hundred feet, some fifty of this being
without branches, the top spreading out like
an umbrella. with thick, glossy foliage. On
tapping the trunk, a yellowish liquid, resem-
bling cream, flows out, which is caught in
small clay cups, fastened to the tree. The
contents are then emptied into large earthen
Jars, in which the liquid congeals and Is kept
until wanted for use. Sometimes tree Is
cut from the bottom to the top, the incisions
being made about foot apart and from all
these wounds the milk will flow. The tree
viii bear this operation once a fortnight 1t
is tapped in the morning, and at each cut
ting runs about gill of rubber, or gum, a
day, which is fit for use as soon as collected.
The gum can be gathered during the entire
year, but is best in the dry season, during
May, June, July and August.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-06-19

Il HAVE not controlled events They have
controlled me Abraham Lincoln.
INV political issues, not foreseen, are
constantly arising the views Of the,public
on old ones are constantly changing, and a
purely administrative officer should always be
left free 70 execute the viii of the people |
always have respected that will. and always
shall. u. S. Grant.
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Some men have their preferences, and the
roet saws it is better - to have loved and lost
than never to have loved tall" woman ;
but that's mere matter of taste. There
was a man who fell in love with fat wo-
man. He was a small man, and when he
proposed to her she asked him if he loved her
with his whole heart, and he said he did,
but owned up honest that bis heart was so
small that it wouldn't 60 entirely around at
once such an enormous big woman, so
be agreed to love her little by little at a
time, turn about
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miscellaneous.
NEW BOOKS.

n,,srv hv the author Of wide wide World.
FofIY- As IT FLIES, by Fanny FERN.
9lLLh ~ 'iinS h. Cha; Reade & Dion BOucicault
s.xIr BEtvf's CELEBRATED WOMEN, by Miss Pres
ton. n n
SERMONS, by Newman Hall, y. " IT,. ,di-ordack
LAKE CEuRtsE ScHROOS LAREand Inc Aul 4-'e n
vu,T SHALL VIZ Eat, book for Housekeeper con
tanning "a bill Of fare for every cay III 'ne ; e"4
$. HUNTINGTON.
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Dubbs, the Spectator, met Stubs, the
real estate broker, in the street one windy,
dusty March day, and, mailing Stubs, asked
him how real estate was. DWELL" said
Stubs, taking off his spectacles and wiping
the dust out Of his ewes, '' real estate Is very
active to day, Mr.. Dubbs; every one l see has
a spec in his eye. -
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