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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-18
AMERICAN


HIHE Extensive USE OF THESE
i Watches % Railway CorduetoEz, EnEI-
ueeIs, and ExPTeaDeul the mos1 eIEctlng
class of TGteh-EeaTeuS. has Thoroughly de-
Il u. Snd accuracy Of the WalLEam watch.
To satisfy that class IN al these respects TO
decide the question As TO the rezi value OF
MoEe than 5000 are speaking for than
selves N the pockets Of the people
Imported = aicheS are made on an Gpsn-
Efve system, in small nUm6srE, but By NJ
meEO0s makers, and are placed In the market
Monopoly OF Sale Of some enc AAnuEseSure.
To The Manufacturer ppodt mnst be add
ed Cos: Of Importation.
a Cus<om-ho duty Of = Pc cent pay
a prodf Of At least . Per cent to the I'm
porter, another Prodt 10 the tob6eri tins
nearly doubling the cost Of Tie imported
Al Walthaul, Watches are manufaeGred
OF supervision and management, thereby
saving many Of The expenses necessarily In
cured IN small establishments; hence their
All Tespee1abIe dealennow sen waltham
Watches, and oompSitttOn, As AL The world
trade L sattsded. bsczuse, though The prodf
on each watch Is small, tie demand Is large
and All are salabIe.
worthless swiss Imitation In the market
To avoid Imposition, the purchaser should
Invariably demand certificate OF genuine
49, IG,Tsll nv ~ trssTrer Al tts Aulertcan
watch Company-R z ROBBISA
There aye different grades OF finish In me
different vax1EIies OF WAIches made % tne
WaIthsra COMPANY As there are different
SIC and shapes % sufT an tastes and means
bnf avery Watch that bears the GenuIne
trade marx Of AWAL1HAMs Is guasanieeCi
10 De good one, and nobody need be afraid
Toby Il.
Eey watch Fully Warranted
For sai4 by All arst-eiass dealers IN the
United States and BRUSH Rroy1rcS
ROBBIES a APPLETON,
no. IS2 BrOadWay, \. Y.
s-Aslr for the " aItham Watch. and take
no otheE. Il : The best us the cheapest
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-28
SCRAPS.

In winter Your quiet flower garden chang
eli INTO re-garden.-I Punch
Let u- be collected. ae the Water Rate
-aid to the Income Tax J"dy.
That clergyman could hardly have been
oappy in his marriage who expressed ms sym
rathv with the father and the widow-less
When Is a eat like teapot? When You
teasin' it
The lasscs candy wedding is when the first
baby gets big enough to lick.
Wiic.if vou are going out. pray why don I
You put your bonnet on. said Spriggins 70
his better half. 'Why I've had it on this halt
hour dear, waiting for You Spriggins hadn' t
-pcclallv Inspected square iuch or two on
the top Of his wife's head.
4 threc-vear old boy ola pittefcld clergy
man. watching his mother making biscuit
one SUNDAY for tea. asked her if it was not
wicked To- work on Sunday. of course she
said it was. and the logical little chap contin-
ued ..'O,ll catch it when 'p1 ct to heaven.
\ gentleman who wanted TO make a speech
to a Sunday school thought he wonld adopt
the colloquial style and this is what happen
ed - Now. boys. what does a man want
when he goes fishing? \ shrill voice in the
crowd went direct to the point with, Wants
a bite"
\ man who lost his terrier and advertised
a reward for it received package on which
WIS written '' This is your dog, On
opening it, the a5tonished man discovered ten
pounds Of freehly-made sausage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-28

rIUE attention Of sportmen and dealers is called to
i the following facts:
At the trial Of arms before the Examining bOard
in Washin gtOn, August, l>66, cartridges made from
this powder, gave far greater penetration, range,
and cleanliness, and in competition with tho prin-
cipal American powders, proved IN every respect
ii the wimbledon Rifle Meeting in England, July,
1896 competing with the best Of foreign powders
the same resulls were obtained, with prize.
The Board convened by order Of the COMMANDER
in Chief of the State of New York for the eXamln-
alton Of military small arms, whose sessions were
attended by officers specially detached by the Rus
sian Prussan aud Danish Government, say, IN their
printed report Of the guns on trial, that
after firing 100 rounds all but became foul as
not TO admit the cartridge
This led 10 a test Of pOlrfer and they deem the
subject of so much Importance that they say in their
report. THE p0irdsT used IN these cartridges de
seIres special mention being reTy superior II Is
Snntbe2 meeting of the Board. called by Special
Order No l26 Of the Acknowledgement, under date
Of May Is 1867 is subject among other conditions to
I'm order to conform to the United States stand
ard charge, now adopted, the charge oil powder
will be 70 grains. The powder % De the orange
Rife Powder, FG- manufactured hy smith ana manu-
One of the best sportmen in the State writes
with the Orange Powder made the largest score
Jersey city SAYS 1T is the best pOwderI ever made
In the shooting matches where the powder has
been used it has been universally successful;
Vim. Taylor, Esq, the Celebrated pigeon-shooter OF
Another celebrated shot from Central New York
writes Your powder is in high repute here and
the country round about, and will supersede all
O'"''S OUR BRANDS ARE
Orange Lightning b casters Nos. I, ?, 3, T. grain.
- Ducking jih canisters, Nos. l. ,, ,, Z, grain.
Game, brass-boUnd kegs, l. l-2its and tits,
Rife Kess, 35its, p i2tbs, s LIB, f, Fig,
FFFg.
Rife. canisters In l-2ib FIG.
kentucky Sporting, canisters, =, 2tb fig.
II may be obtained at wholesale at our Office or at
wholesale and retail from the following dealers in
arms -
Cooper Pond, No. IL Broadway.
Onion Bliss & Co.. No. IS Warren street
schuyler Hartley, Graham, Co. No - Maiden
Lane.
John P More's Sons No 2l6 Broadway.
Merwin & Simpkins Ne 262 Broadway.
" j. Syms Bro. No. 800 Broadway.
Spies Nissan K Co.. No l9 C0urtlandt Street.
Thomas J. Jones No. l6 John Street.
A large consignment of the above powder constant
" on hand which will be sold at manufacturers
prices by L. NJ. 4 II. l. hA6Ah
Agents for SMITH & RAND Powder Company, No.
Broadway. New York. Nov 1. d2w6w6m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-28
odds 4 ends.
The Sea.


Behold the sea,
The optline, the plentiful and strong
Yet leautiful a. i the rose in June,
Fresh As the trickling rainbow Of JuiN
Sc. full flood, the nourisher OF kiid-'
Purgrr of earth, and medicine 81 men
Creating sweet climate 10y ny 'r'-i'h'
Wasr;u,, ont bar-inS and grief from in'inei
And. in N, mathematical ell" Hi"l HOW
Giving a hint Of that which cl7hs'> NOT
p;.h ara, the -ei-.o.l.: who give tiil- hat they
Tl,e, ,,r.,., the -,a fer pearls. hu' m"rr than
They ,iprk Fore. thence. AMI give il t' the WISE
- ,,a-y wave f. wealth 60 p:ciaiu-,
w,sltb T., the cunning artist VII" can work
r,'i-' ,,.tcl,lc,. strength Wher, shall We lind,
- waves,
l..J y,ur Ala, shoulders cannot ltlt.
with my hammer Pounding c'rrn"r"
The rocky coast ~Iuitc Ande, int" dust.
Strcwiue my bed, and. IN another age
Rehuild a continent Of better men
Then | unlar the doors; my paths l'rt "nt
The exodus OF nations; di-per~c
Men To- all shores that front the h..I> n'ii-
/. too. have arts and >orcerie-;
Illusion ,lwrll- forever with the wave
know what spells are laid. Leave me &" d'7u
With crcduluu, and imaginative man;
For. though hr scoop any water IN his palm.
A t..y raj. ,ii h. deems it gems and clouds.
Planting strange fruits and sunshine VA the shore
max, some coast alluring, some lone isle,
To distant men, who must go Thereon die
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-28

The LAND SLIDE AT NAPLEs-A pri,..t.
letter dated Sorrento, Italy, January 81 gives
the following particulars OF the land sir. ut
Naples
We havehad worsSriul escape from Death
mountain over go feet above the road fell
just as We reached the spot, and after we had
crossed thsharricade in the road. the rsmainin,,
portions Of the mountain side came DOWN with
the roar Of artillery. But this : nothing Ia
what has Just occurred at Napss Bavard Tay-
Tor resided at No, 81 Santa 1heia. and wey,s
% the mouse to secure an apartment there and
the situation was veSJ lovely; and should
certainly resided tsere If the rooms had beers
large enough The house stood on the nrirsef
pal street.-The Chiaia-and stretching away
up oyer II was hill with house above houss
for several hundred feet. TAYLOR. thank God.
came 10 Sorrento few days ago. to see Us
and yesterday the whole SIDE Of the hill ON
the Chiaja gave way, and so persons are l,et
in the ruins. Taylor's house is entirely b,,r- 1
led beneath the wreck Of three upper suss.
and am sorry TO say that an omnibus. sonl- |
ing from the railway, and containing among
others, two Americans, was passing At the
time and that all the passengers lsrished.
went into Naples TODAY to see the scene of
he disaster and am sick at heart am dis
Inclined to stay here for any great length OF
line, for it seems as if the mountains were
II tumbling down and think Vssu,ius ia
I the bottom of it all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-28
FAE NJ FOR SALE.

I'liE well known farm Of the late Nathaniel 81 II
Il ton. situated in East Shelburn five miles fro IN
Burlington. Said farm contains hundred al ID
orty-two acres Of Land with good fruit and sugar
chards two story brick dwelling house, and other
buildings. Aid firm will be Sold together with all
the stock an farming utensils. also, two valuable
Peat Beds. o. ,e situated halt mile north Of sad farm
the other tw miles from Burlington the road lead
ing TO Wilt ton village.
For turtle particular. enquire II tbe subscriber
the premise >
JHneSlNf MRS A SUTTON.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-28

Il
Total value. sSj,oOI
The character Of the officers and members OF the
Association is 4 reliable guarantee for the faithful
fulfment Of the promises and purposes Of the Asso
citation. The property to be distributed is all valua-
be and is subject to the inspection Of all parties in
terested We offer fancy articles at fabulous prices.
What every ticket holder is entitled to he will re-
eelve In valuable and available real estate cash.
We add to the value OF the property an amount su-
oleut to provide for the charitable promises and
expenses ofthe Association and the cost Of disposing
OF the Concert Tickets. And without claiming that
the property is worth the price it is set in this
schedule, do claim that it is set low possible
and realize margin sufficient for the purposes above
named.
The Cotton Factory is the mill Of Me,srs. J. V. L
E H. Carney, known as Bennington Cotton Mills, -
is in full and successful operation and within FIVE
minutes walk OF the railroad depOts is by water
power and has run but two years.
The house, are all paying high rents, situated in
the heart Of Bennington Village rapidly growing
village Of four to six thousand inhabitants-where
there is not house unoccuped; and hundred or
more tenement' could be Immediately rented ifbnilt
Tho building lots all on open, unoccupied
streets, and can be readily sold or leased. Some Of
them are very desirable lots.
All Of the property is free from incumbrance.
Good and valid Deeds Of all the property will be de-
posted in the Bank before the money is drawn out.
The Concerts will be given during the winter, and
general notice will be given of the time.
II is extremely desirable that the money be real
lied Immediately in order that the Soldiers Com
mittee may distribute the Charitable Fund where 1t
is greatly needed the present winter.
The objects Of the Association should commend it
TO the public, and entitle it to their cheerful and
hearty support Its schedule Of awards is the farest
offered to the public in presentation scheme.
The class Of persons to be assisted by the Association
greatly need the aid here sought for them and after
much consultation this has been adopted the best
Of reaching that end. This is one of series of
benefits which the Association in sincere good faith
nrend giving them and which, if the public favor
US, will go far towards rendering them comfortable.
1t is to accomplish this purpose that this appeal to
the public is made. Every one who can should aid
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-28
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of Internal Revenue Wash Dec 2l Is

Office OF Internal Revenue, Wash Dec. %, 1867
Whereas, Geo p Foster as President J. Halsey
Cushman as Secretary, and others managers Of the
vermont Soldiers Assistance Association have
made due application to Jos Poland Collector Of In
ternal Revenue for the First Collection District OF
the State OF Vermont for permission TO hold lottery
evidence that the proceeds of said lottery rattle or
gift enterprise will be devoted TO charitable uses
psrrisson is hereby granted said managers 10 hold
such lottery rattle or gift enterprise exempt from all
respect OF said lottery, rattle gift enterprise
E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-28
FOR SALE.
Best Farm in Vermont

THE undersigned offer for sale, upon advstageous
| terms, one Of the best farms In the STATE. Said
farm lies on Lake Bombazne, in the town Of Castle
ton consists Of $40 acres, of which 20 acress mea-
dow. The balance is timber and pasture land about
equal proportion. Of each The timber consists prin-
cpally Of pine and hemlock, and II taken Of at the
present time would net more than $4,000 New saw
mil on the premises in good running order, worth
5000 On the meadow land are two new barns
each i0I6o n cellars underneath, with streams Of
water constantly running.
Three tenement houses with small barns connected
TO each and good sugar orchard Of 50 trees
Excellent slate veins running all through the
fsrm. .
This property lie. about 4-l2 miles from the nail
road depots at hydevle and Castleton, and Ia 6rst
rate bargain for any one DESTROYS Of purchasing
good farm. II also presents good opportunity Tor
parties deeirous Of erecting Summer Hotel as the
attractions Of Lake BombaIine and its surroundings
are unrvallsd. The materials for building can ali
- procured with little cost from the premises
The whole Of this property, or an undivided half
ell be sold upon favorable terms Hay tools, and
stoek. will be sold with the farm II desired.
Yor farther particulars inquire Of PRINDLE
BU6lE&AH, Insurance aud Real Eetsts Agents,
Rutlapd, vs.
Dec. ~ W.T.