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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
THE CLIPPER NOW Frs
AND REAPERS.

1t is claimed that the CLIPP GR has more es-
sential points Of excellence than are found in
any other Mower made in the world.
Its mechanical construction and finish of its
working parts are not equaled by any implement
of its kind. This, with patented draft attach
mcnt, makes it MUCH LIGHTER IN DRAFT
than any ether Mower 1t is the lightest, yet
the strongest The mos. beautiful in design,
yet the most durable of any Mower made. Near
ly one-fuurth of its cost is for steel, with less than
ten dollars Of woodwork. Finger-bars and fin
gers are made of solid cast-seee We attach to
No. Mower for reaping dropper orhlnd-rake.
An examination Of the CLIPPER will convince
anyone Of the superior merits over all others in
strength, durability, ease of draft, and RELIABLE
ity for work of all kinds of ground and on eve
ry variety of grass. Confident of this we invite
thrse in want Of machines to examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere. These now
Farmers Machines can be found at N. Serb
NER'S, of johnson; G. r. PAGE, Morrisyille;
ind ut the HARDWARE AND FURNITURE
STORE, IN HYDE PARK. | shall also have
the extras for the CLIPPER and WOODS Ma
chine on hand Circulars and pamphlets sent
on application. c. J. PATCH, Agent,
20 Hyde Park, Vt, June 7, 80.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
,E SE1RS, ESTATE

LSSE SE1ES' ESTATE
ERMONT. l.amoille District. as
Court, held at johnson, withiD
District, en- the Slst day of May
mt, purporting t.. be the last vii
IOf Jesse Sears, late Of Cambridge
II. deceased. being presented 20
II arrison Warner, The executor
Tor Probate 1t is order ed BY
~ al persons concerned therein
appear at a sessi n OF SAID court
ktbe Probate Office. in Johnson or
" oil June. 1869. ami shew cause
~ have, against the Probate Of
which purpose. it is further or
sopy Of the record Of this order be-
e week, successfully in the La
1Aler. printed al HYDE Park, prev
nc appointed for hearing.
Hest, q. q. CHADWICK.
Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
Using TEA-BLAcK DRAGON Chop

Using TEA-BLAcK DRAGON Chop
Natural Leaf perfectly pure Using signifies pure>
PREPARED cithoa any coiorinJ or foreign suJstdncs
cured on Porcelain (pot COPPER, ouer sio~fTe.
DeH,htfll. fnor, exceedingly powerful and strong.
Co,nbiies all the healthy uutles Of tie Tea-piant.
Mata ms and hiJ her class Of natites other
This celebrated Tea was first introduced here by
the ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY, in May, 1868; when
the limited quantity imported rapidly sold, at
the hi III price " 81 80 pound. II met with such
unqualified approval, and the demand for 1t from
all sections great, that the Company at once
made arrangements to procure larger supply, up
on more favorable terms for the future and they
have Just received the first invoice for this year,
which will be sold ut the low price Of 81 10 pound
at which but little over hall what 1t cost one year
ago. it is the cheapest tea known and the C0inpa-
ny feel that they cannot too highly recommend 1t
to all who recommend II to all who drink Tea, a.
possesses the iavOr and strength, and the scoth
ing, invigorating properties of both Black and
Green, without any injurious quality being chem
ically pure and free from cOloring matter or eny
foreign mixture, II will SUIT the taste dnd please
all who love Tea. ".Ft
pounds in chest, with the Price, 81 90 q po4ndi
ana orders from Traders, Iiotelkecpers, Pcddiers,
CLUBS, or Families fol chests of sc sounds or more
will he filled at the wholesale price. Parties living
towns Where we have agents can always get this
Tea from them. ts..
Like all other goo1s sold by the Oriental Tea
Company this Tea is warranted to give entire sat
isfactun and parties ordering, can do 80 with the
full ASSURANCE that il the whole or any part fails 70
suit it may he returned at our expense, and We will
refund h 0 money.
; SPEJIAL NoTIcE.-As matter Of convenience
to the public, we Gre arranging with Apothecaries,
and other merchants, all over the country, TO act
as Agents for selling our Teas and CcfTees In their
locality Mt cur warehouse prices Our profits arc
sp,a. but Ds give orer JomJhs Of them TO AJents a.
commission. We want IN Agent in every town
every town in the Union, and will send full partc-
ulars, terms price-lsts, &C.. upon application by
mail, from Traders desiring It. Address
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY, ttl
I,7w4l Boston, Mass
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
under SeaUer's Estate.

hinder Seacer's Estate.
BIZ MONT. In Probate Court
rRIcr ~ he,da Johnson with
district. ON the Sd day OF June
b. administrator OF the estate OF
Her, late Of stowe, in said dis.
presents bis administration ac
inatiou and allowance and make
Ia decree OF ui,triDutlon and par
Mate Of raid deceased
h is ordered by sal court tha'
BIZ aid app icalion nc relefred t.
hi Court TO be held at the probate
Non on the 23th day of June
'hearing and decision thereon;
rther ordered that all per.
fbe notified thereof by pwslication
Hd application and order thereon
liceessively in the lAmoille News
D at Ilydepark. beIors sold tiut
Itillcy may appear at said time and
|Py see cause object ,heretc,'
4 BY tlle Court.
kssesss O. g. CHADWICK,
Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
n GILES ESTfTE.

ont, l.amoille District, s.. In
ri. held at johnson within and
hIct, on the 10Th day of May
mt, purporting TO be the last
|nment OF Stephen Gle, late Of
D said District. deceased, being
|he Court by T. X, Gleed, the
III named for Probate
by said cour that all person.
rein, be notified to appear at o
court to be holden al the Probate
bn on the DIST day of June, 1859,
Il it any they may have, against
said Will for which purpose
ordered, that a copy OF the record
b published three wee ks success
I.amoilie Newsdealer, printed al
evious to said time appointed fol
"a true copy of record.
|ttest. s. 5. PIKE. Register. !
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
Ue1fb'S EStnte.

{if3eS IiedthS Estate.
Z fliMuNf, In irobate court, held
}I4xRicT W.. nc johnson in said
fIl4 81 day of juno, A. b 1869.
5Iman. administrator Of the estat,
HATH, late OF Wolcott, in SAID
l1Hted presents his administration
1<&lninaGton and allowance, aud
LION for a decree OF distribution
III the estate OF said deceased
IS ordered by said Court. thai
ma said application be referred to
g q Court TO he held at the Probate
m johnson on the 18th day o.
for h airing and decision
II Is further urdered that notice
81 10 all persons interested. by pub.
same three weeks su 'ccsively IN
: Kewsdealer, q newspaper publish
TX. prryions To said time appointed
|at they may appear at said time
"a show cause, II any they may
n iccount should hot be allowed,
ID made.
est. q. G. CHADWICK, Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
NAL Notices.

* XERMUFT.
\ 'dunty So
f<iIjs I.amoille County Su-
i. preme Coart. August Term
10Hls, A. u. 1869,
n0x1ble, the supreme Court. next to
ia 81 hyde Park. within and for the
II lS9moille, on the Sd Tuesday of Au
A i9 of Samuel Adams, Of bydePark
IN of l.amoille, humbly showcth
~ r<fond day of october A d. 1858,
h Iii said county of Laa0ille he was
nxf1i8l to Sarah Il. Adams, her name
p}c aid marriage sarah J. Clark, then
~, m said county OF l.amo lie. ana
o1tIGned to live with the said Sarah
II M The faithful discharge of all the
|l1xIibent on him as the husband Of the
A1xids. until the SOth day of Angus,
|ng <Ae said Saiuh +. idam. wiituily
liz i}eti ner and has ever since. fu
Ihfte years wholly neglected aud re
I'm Eish the petitioner rs Der hus band
MOLLY neglected to discharge any ofth'
|u3ulknt n her as uis wife ; tie the,e
MAT This honorable Court will o. dei
J HIST The petitioner be divorced from
o{1h ~. Adams and declared ~ be sole
|QNuiarrisd.
/ Hyde Park in SAID county of La
Il LII day of June, A. D. 1869.
SAN UEL ADAMS.
Adams having fled his petition for
( which the foregoing is copy, in the
be CLERK of the i.amoiIle County Su.
art. and it having been made to appear
4 the above nahed Suh Il Adams i.
hnrf This state; II Is therefore ordered
etiAi0ner canse SAID pe,iti,n together
order to be published three weeks sue
In the Lamoile Newsdealer published
ARK IN said county, the last OF which
II least six weeks pr or TO the com.
nt d the term of said couit to which
ioneeis required to appear; and such
IN shnil be deemed due notice to he
, n Adams to appear and make an
litI petiiion.
!nder ny hand my hand at Hyde Park
unity oil Lam0ille this 18th day OF June
y. Il. b. SAN YER.
Clerk OF La. Co. Supreme CT.
h h Waterman. Atty. 80
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
PATENT POCKET CoRN-sHELLER.

GREAT NOvELTYl QUICK Sales Profits over
200 per ceAt We offer Territorial Rights In the
Southern, Western, nnd New England states Send
for Circulars. Address WEAVER & JONES, Man
ufacturerf, Pttslurg, Pa. tGw4I
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
Notice in Bauhruptcu.

In the district of tho United States for the District
Of Vermont.-In the matter of Simeon b. Buxton,
BankIupt-To whom it may concern.
The Undersigned hereby gives notice Of his APP
pointment as Assignee Of Simeon &. Buxton Of
Hyde Park, in the County Of Lamolle and State II
Vermont, within said District, who has been ad-
judged Bankrupt npon his Cwn petition by the
District Court Of said District
Dated Mt Hyde Park in said District, this 22d day
Of May, A. b. 1869.
ri Y. W. WATERMAN ASH nee.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
DYSPEPSIA
AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.


Having been afflicted with chronic disease Of the
digestive organs, described by Physicians as en-
largement of tho liver and Inflammation of the
stomach,) for more than ten years, and suffered
the most celebrated medical skill that could be con-
suited. ] was induced by the physician who last
attended me to try D0DD'S NERVINE AND IN.
VlGORAToR. lie had witnessed its effects, he said
in his own practice, and could recommend 1t In tho
highest terms. had ABOUT lost fifth In everything,
hut followed his advice, procured tho medicine.
The effect inspired me with hope. continued Its
use, and still improved; following it up, l grew
stronger and stronger, and suffered less and less
from my troubles. This for some montbs--until
wasrelievcdand needed itno longer. DoddsNervine
language is able TO express the gratitede feel at
being well once more. am thoroughly cttred Of
the horrible suffering that had made ten years CT
my life most wretched No can conceive NY
joy who has not experienced like recovery.
25w3 Il, r, LIBBY st. Paul Min
FJr Sale by all Druggists at One Dollar Bottle.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
Notice..

Notice.
Whereas my wife, Maria Wilson, hiss left my bed
and board without just cause or pruvocaton this is
to forbid all persons harDoring or trusting her on
my account, as shall pay no donts Of her contract
in :, after this date.
WARREN J. WILSON.
Morristown May 10, 1869. [Gl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
Notice
GIRL WANTED i,

At tho American House In Hyde Park. TO work In
Tho Kitchen. One who Is willing 10 work will 70
eavs god wuge- by applying INN sd'scelv, ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15

Uaderstaad, these goods have got to be
sold Immediately sale is compulsory
Ia no instance do we ask more than first cost,
and in many instances we make large deductions
from actual cost.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15

P. S.-Look at large Posters for Au-
elton Days, &c. 20
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
DON SANTIAGO asEEsUONeEsE
EaETE CNNCELN.

unE,vr,U1 ftnNdtV nm
u "a NpNShlN;;
i he treat cNp9neqt OF run Min ana Msrr ,I,1
insV ,TGr d tfo
nar."t weil,ing roTSnapn,Iinm Of t;risn iok g. pun
ront II nor and rolnted Ills at tic Men and Manners
IF the day.
MIR, JAMES WOOD.
rhe Wonderful P otean Artist clown, Juggler and
slsck iSope ierlormtr. rect TRi JGNoIo IN VINO,
ahu III flt"or pnaSo ot'll Oh ''e flFSt Meghtude.
The ~ AR ER ETA BHsOEEEE
The Peerless Artists on the Horizontal Bar and
Donble 1rapeze.
FErEvb'6 H. ru'sAry
T,.,ttrtot,,ro ~ 80 t,,.o,nn o,,.,,,. A.
troiiesome IA PucE AMI as merry as Momns1tuni
yersai faverite with the ladies and little folks.
rrnHcxr.rr, ,1.-Us,r,n,r,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
EETTLE TONE,

ThcMlniature Clown and Juvenile Grotcsque.
ir0csome "a Puck ami as merry rs Momus-i
yersal fayerite with the ladies and little folks.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
JACOB SMITH 4 SON

Montpelier, VI
t7sad Of State ST. f..
f25m3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15
ME LANES WOOD

rhe Wonderful P oean Artist :--Clown, Juggler and
blsck Rope Performer. p rfect T iJUNcTo IN BNU,
and in either phase star Of the irst Magnitude.
The x ANFRETT'A BROTHERS
The Peerless Artists, on the Horizontal Bar and
Intl IN. Ir.,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15

Those who know know me, know that mean
what say,--and promise to save you TIVE
dollars In every ten.
V. w. WATERMAN,
Assignee Of S B. Buxton,-in Bankruptcy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-15

and, in fine, good new and complete assort-
ment of Goods, such as are usually kept gen
eral variety Store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

Martin and Patrick Roman, are Respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral this ihursday) afternoon u
two O'Clock. ,,,,.
WooBRuFF.--suddenly, in BROOKLYN, on wednes.
day morning, October l3, PETER MYERS son OF
Franklin and Pnebe J. Woodruff, aged years, d
months and 10 days. ,,.,
me relatives aud friends of the family are invited
10 attend the funeral from the residence OF MS pa
rents No. l0l JoralemoD street, on SATURDAY a'er-
noon, al Two O'Clock.
YArgs-In tins city, on wednesday, October is at
the residence Of his brother-in-laS, N ID. Gfahaii
FREDERICK =. YATES, aged 81 years.
The funeral services Will take place at 81. Peter's
church, in Albany, on Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

I,AMMANY HALL--THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
General Committee reques ted to at Headquar-
Tamany Hall Thursday, Oct IL, at ~ o'clock r. NJ
Punctua attendance desired, business of importance
Will be transacted BY order OF
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Chairman.
W WILL tnr HIroHsaN's Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

DRoWNED-FELL FROM on BOARD THE $50 p. NJ.
u Payona ieTfyboat Sunday last, jeremiah
dressed in black sack coat light pants
mel understanding liberal reward will be paid by the
dersigned for the recovery of his remains.
WALSH FIELD 4 WAY, 81 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14
REWARDS.

Ok REWARD-L0sT, ON THE 18TH INST, A TOR.
,DD ioe Shell Sleeve sutton, nlaa initials G. j. w. APP
ply to A. GRAFT Superintendent N. j. Co., pier AZ North
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14
POLITICAL.
L,oURTH DISTRICT SENATORIAL CONTEST.
IA

LNOURTH DIbTHfCF SENATOHIAL CONTEbIs
il Editor Herald
ms In nomination as Senator for Fourth Senatorial dis
ci OF this city that shall not be candidate for
that or any other the coming election and while
grateful TO those who are now as they nave
always been, anxious for my political promotioh, y"
other dutes perform which utterly prevents me from en-.
~N'Ns 'N fN Colonel J. II. KERR IAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14
Losr ANO POUND.

I oST-oN THE 90 OF OCTOBER, BETWEEN SEVENTH
IL ard Ninth avenues. fortysecond street, worn
portmonnae containing small sum o! money Please re-
turn 27 West tysecoDd street and be suitably
49, IND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

7 csT-rwo BLACK LEATHER BAGS AND A SEAL
j. skin Cloak we're handed by mistake to coachman at
Cunard dock Tuesday, the arrival OF the Russia;
suitable reward will be paid to the coachmHn for their re-
The caruaan who the coach will recognize
the driver II. II. HOLIISrER No. 5 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

YHE RUTLAND MARBLE woRKs-Ar THE CELE.
brated Rutland quarfies is headquarters for marble
granite monuments and other cemetery improvements, Work
faithfully and arseaIy executed and any part
OF the United States without risk to purchaser Address
W. n. OLIVER, Proprietor, Rutland, Vt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

i osr-oCToRER Is, IN OR NEAR THE BoWERY A
IA Pocketbook containing about sS42 Finder viii be re-
waraed by returning 30 JACOB MYRES, No Laighi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

OK RETARD.-LosT, A BROWN DOG BINDER. TO
,pO be returned to No. Sl6 Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

yiyoRKINGMEN, ATTENT1ON.-A GRAND MASS
w meeting ofthe Workngmen Of the Eleventh Assembly
District will be held in Mienans Hail. Twenty
street and Seventh avenue on Thursday evening October
H. o'clock endorse the nomination John
the Workingmen candidate for member OF Assembly the
Eleventh Assembly District Messrs. Young and Troupe,
the PineTs Burke ana CLARKE OF the Paners Purdy, OF
The Iron Monlders Bssert of the Taors and Walsh OF the
Laborers Union, will address the meeting
I. W. HASLAM, Chairman
J. HUNTERS, Secretary.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
CITY RI;II.

New o. leans Cotton and Produce Circuarl
The movement in cotton since the
date of our last regular summary,
has been quiet and steady through
ont. Offerings have been more lib
eral while the demand has been fair,
though at no time active or general.
European and Northern adviceS have
Tor the most part been adverse to the
interests Of holders and factors, who,
to effect sales, were at times obliged
Ia submitto the concessions demand
ed by buyers. Notwithstanding the
fact that Gold and Foreign Exchange
have ruled throughout in favor OF
purchasers, the aggregate sales show
Il material decrease as compared with
! the first three days of last week,
understanding of the movement OF
fer to the subjoiDcd extract from
our daily reports, viz:
! The total sales for the past three
days footed up 5000 bales against
! II 300 bales for the corresponding
tin last week. The net receipts
were 6,400 bales against 1850 bales
for the first three days of last week
showing Il decrease of ,2SG bales
The aggregat exports sum mp 1G,91C
bales against 5,795 bales for the same
time last week, and the stock on
Ship-board not cleared this evening
is 94,007 bales, against 109,307 bales
Tuesday evening the 18th inst, ant
l00,523 bales Friday evening, the
10th inst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
A Carl from I Now Com Or.

TIE undersigned would respectful
~ inform the ladies aud gentlemen
of Madison county, that he has lOca
&c in Canton, at the store and Elk
press Ofiict of s. G.. Cochran, east
side of Court Square, with the inten.
ton of repairing watches and French
I.l...-t s.ia.l- n l,i..I-4..lilaeiiv LA.
has prncticcd ftr twenty five years,
in SOME of the hest establishments
in thr country. Persons having
English, American and Swi; $
watches, of all sizes aud conditions,
and wishing them thoroughly re-
paired and put in perfect running
order, can have it done Ivy leaving
them ut the Express Officr. He feels
himself tally capable to give amp'e
satisfaction 10 all who will favor him
with their trust aud Kindness.
Louis ANET.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

MEMORIAL DAY.

Father Divine Omnipotent--once more beneath
Thy sly,
Beneath Thy spring time clouds OF snow, and
meath Thy watthful eye,
We come on this sweet April morn, with gems of
sunny hue,
And glrands twined and bathed in tears FOR our
dead ones lost but true.
We come, and bend by lowly graves-hy graves
without stone,
All crowded close for want Of room scarce one We
fnd alone.
Brave hearts, dear forms. all numbering back
unto their mother earth.
Fair youthful heroes sleeping here far from their
land Of birth,
The years rol on e,ch budding Spring we crown
these graves with flowers.
Kind Father, rom Thy star-gemmed home bless
these Memorial hours.
From eastern skies the Day.God now lscend4 His
throne OF state,
All panoped with furnished gold, he regns tri-
unphant great;
Above our dear Buys nameess graves the blessed
sunshine rests,
The cold sod warns beneath the touch-yet sted
the liiele-s breast
No light OF earth may epe those eyes, no sound
break on their sleep,
Beyond deaths gloomy portals now they march in
bright array,
While matron sad, and maiden fair, k ep this -
MEMORIAL DAY.
Bring n,wers-the fairest of the fair, sweet rose
buds bathcd in dew.
T,ay mind ma Of o,,r p,,uly baort. on rnunr ca
brave and true,
Wen Irvine them mid their virgin leaves, fit
of rings for our dead
And every crimson bud will speak of precious life.
blood shed;
From shaded dell from upland glade, whereer a
sunbeam rests,
Wen seek aud gather modest hbwers to deck the
earth $ cold breast.
Together meath our Southern skies well chant Il
mournful lay,
And sacred keep within our hearts this sad
MEMORIAL DAY.
Many the loved ones Sleeping low, many the ran
somed there
Together walking streets of gold, Gods riches
each ones share
Our boys III gray have shining robes beside the
great white Throne,
Then let Us not, o let US not their loss so ep
~ mourn
But as we Irvine these spring time flowers let Hop,
her pinions spread.
Aud poin. US to the better land to our inmphan
dead.
TIE cause they lost, have won the crown cham
not mourntul lay,
DAY.
NJ. A. S.
Corr GE SUNSHINE" April li'h, 1850.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

PIScATORIAL~ The season in
WHICH old Is rack Walton did most
delight is here. g The boys" have
begun to amusc thcmSrve with the
delightful sport of angling. We know
Ufa party that went out the other
day who had remarkable success /:
they went ont early in the morning,
aud came home ut night with n long
string OF the 6ncsi fishing tnrkle !
They were parvcl of suckers to go
TO Bear Greek.
But it is expected that the lin,y
tribe will he more accommodating III
a short time, and bite better.
By.thc.way, 1t anyof our friends who
go angling should be blts 'cd with
remarkable success, and catch more
than they know what to Ito with,
they can dispose of the Surplus to
the editor of this paper. We are
not much ct fisher but are very
fond of the fnnirs.