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The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25
Caution TO the Public.

TEHuOSE who are trcspassin. or cutting wood
IL on the land known "a the Widow Antonc
Bois'lorc Tract. situated at Anse Bourb~rlse. il,
the Parish Of st. Landry, hereby notified to
cease their depretlaton-, otherwise they will be
prosecuted with all the rignr of the law.
Those who own improvements situated on this
land are hereby notified to remove them within
thirty days from he date of the present notice
otherwise they will he liable to the torfeitures
indicated by law,
Those who may wish to purchase said land OF
rart of it will apply to Mr.. y. o. Quatrcvaux
Opclousas, or to the ,n,lersi yneh.
BLASCIIIN & GIRACD.
New Orleans, December 4tl, ls69--lm.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25
TOWN Fet;T'S'FKE:ERY'.

TOWN Est;T'CEEE;EgY.
TENi1E undcrsi ignrd has the honor t" an
IL noutcc To his clients and to the pub
lie iu general that he will hereafter retail
beef at the Town Market. ut : cents per
ponnd; i'll quantities of 80 or 100 pounds
it will be sold for less. He ilatttl> him
self with being able to please all who
patronizc him, as regards the quality of
the meat or otherwise.
JAMES G.. HAYES.
OpelouS Sas, December lst, 1865. Is
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25

FAMOus GENERALs.-Don riatt, the
plain-spoken correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial, is not too Radical
to writeas follows:
"As for Grant, Sherman and Sheridan,
l fear that ,Esader the impartial pen OF
military criticism, especially after the
Confederate side is heard, these, our
sM49Mipg laurels, will wither and fade,
ahd thG verdict will be that these officers
bad 0se good luck to Ike in command
when ths Confederacy fell to pieces from
exhaRstion.s Of. the three, Gen. Shcr-
man js the most unfortunate. From the
TINE lie and Grant threw a portion OF
their army on the wrong side OF the river,
at SMlsh. and permitted it to be surpri-
sed and butcllered with the only excnsc
ever heard, that one officer was drunk
and heother crazy,) to the march from
Cnattan0oga to Atlanta, wEere he lost
more men, Killed and wounded. than his
enemy had under him, we have q sue
eesssen- Of military blnrders.' - -~~~'
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25
PA ANTATEOS FOR SALE.
On Account of Departure

OFFER for sale my rlantnti"n situated in
l'i> Mh!"t. continuing tilt1 tive dii"u;s.
together with IL tract of wood lame, cuit dining
about % all'"uts. the s'rv;,nt> cll,n> i, BRAND
ing iron. all the Stock a hnr>r cart /; spring
wagon. a large lot Of lumber. the farming, i'm
p.nrnts. household furniture Kitchen N1r!i,i!s.
ilc'''HinC Il fine stove. perfectly lirw. Sc.
Ih" growing "r"p will hr r~nlL also. il desired
Non" need apply who cAilnnt Fay cash.
Apply t" the nnhcr>is isnrh, on the prlScs. or
at til" Cor EIi.K of ice. Hrl {. EItiULLLT
ST. Landry. September tth, 1885,? l3
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25
H.andrctla'Y aSmra1cu seed.
THE OPELOUsAs COURIER.

Published on Saturday by JOEL, II SANDOZ
cos plTIOSs:
Sa6scription.-F"nr Dollars per year payable
i'm advance. or Five Dollars pay able at the end
Iot the year.
| A subscriber wishing to discontinue must give
Ia written notice to tina, effect and settle up all
Iarrfaragcs: and no subscription will be stopped
until all arrrarag's are paid. unless at the option
Iof the publisher
A"rertisiHg Fl FTY cents per square for
each insertion. Eight lines or less constitute q
square.
All advertisements sent in for putIlcation will
be inserted in English and French tunless other
wise ordred.) until the editor shall Judge it con
venicrt to discontinue.
|. Candidates to public favors will pay Fifteen
Dollars each, in advance if thcv wish 10 be An
nounced
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25
Saddlerv and Harness.

GA OCTAVE ROY informs his friends
~ SStSA and thr public in general. that he las
opened Il Snddrry Shop at Washing
ton. near the Market House. where he is
prepared to rNyuIr ANY kind Of work i'll his
linr. in wurknanlike manner and ut l.de rat E
prices. lie respectfully sollrfs o share Of the
public patronage. Nov. :r:'. l>'i9-lm
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25

LHOR SaiE.-A residence. situated in the
IL Town of Opelousas, consistiE: i'll Large
dwelling house and other improvements, to-
gether with three lots. For particulars, apply
to the Editor Of the Opelorisas Courier, or to
the undersigned i'll Plaqucmine Brnt":
Nov. q. 1851 J. A. GAUTHIER.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25

Ns u y E~ -
LncERNE.-There is no forage plant
10 @ @tlls world to compare with this for
soiliag, and it is surprising that so little
astsatiop is given it by dairy men and
sman farmers. III the mountains of
tfsssee and Spaiu, under climatic condi-
aons Precisely similar to those Of. anna
p2eEn1 the Enitsd States, it 10 largely
eslasatAd, and is indeed the Hain-s stay
ol alsaInaM farmer. With root ex-
.enaiag to great depth it bids defiance
% tue most intense drouth, and affords
RsE 1E cuttings at the rate Of two tons each
9slas &cre per season and of all the
hmsaegroEn it is tile most grateful to
aaosss aa . cattle, and to hogs, 10 its green
tsAse. " lt L. perennial, and will grow on
.ne same spot without renewal, for ten
"nlteen years.-[Tnrf, Field and Farm.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25
JOHN Gr;EyEN.

BRiCkLAYER AND PLASTERER
nFFERS his services to the public in that ca
~ pacity. for the construction of buildings,
tonbs, ovens. ground tisterls. OF any other work
in his line He hopes by his work. his punctu-
atty, and bis moderate charges. to merit pnrS
ton Of the public patronage. His Residence is
at Mr. Maxwell's, Orclousas. Dec D.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25

TOR SALE-A house and lot. in the Town of
E Opclousas, with toIerahly good improve
ments. for sale cheap Apply to the Editor OF
the Opelousas Courier, or to ~
One1ousas December 4tl 1865 70
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25
10 Consigners Of Freight.

80 VUHSIE NtTS Vz 1 Ie4SHC
yFNIIE. undersigned will pay the toll on the
III Washington, bridge. all the freight con
signed t" them, whether to be shipped or sold
III Washington.
PITRE 4 CARRIERE.
Washington, October lGth, 1869. 2m
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25
Carpet Warehouse
PRIVATE BOARDING.

No. 80 Royal street, Nrw Orleans. I0
III RS. '. AttblN respectfully announces TO
VA the public Of Oyrl",1~as that she has OPEN
ed ut he above address !. H,"iring House where
she will receive h"'r'lcrS l'y Inc day, week
month. The rooms are. well ventilated. the. ar-
ron'nIndatin ions eXt;rlcnt, and the table is fur
ni,hcil wit Ii tie best the market Affords and at
the most mudrratt. prices. Families W i'll receive
particular care and at tcntinn. FLY
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25
FOR SALE.

FNlIAT Splendid Plantation known "a the
IL Andre NCrault plantation. Recently owned
by Mrs. Lurien tiullhcau. 81 uated on the Bayou
Trchr. nrar the junction; the land is some of
the richest in the parish. and the improvements
are of he best. This plantation will be solid at
u moderate, price, and on terms tavura,e to
til. purchaser. For conditions and other parti-
culars address +. ID. Estil-tie Esq, Opclonsas.
the uuder.ign OH ili" premises.
LUCfCS GUlLBEAU.
St Iand.v Oct q. 1860
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25
No. 80.
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
j. A. ssOgag&afOga.
A. DEsMARE,
il T., l>,COURET,

J.L> COURET,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No 10 Cont 5 d. corner Cont and CLAW
Streets. New Orleans, La,
EK'lI.L tab" rlrrg'~ 1t III" sale of all products
" entrusted to ham, and will make advances
Vi bHGeiug aiI ir,}c Oh C"iI"l> wh!cl nlt "a lie
cons ,'a"'l :" linn July !21. l-t:'.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25
FOR SALE.

1.-TWO Lots of Gonnd. situated in I-nua ler's
IL Addition to tn" town of Dpelcus.,s. each
measuring ll9 feet front and ltj feet in depth.
and Joining each other; one fronting on Court
street and nc other on Mark ket street.
For the price and c"n'titi.nis apply to
RORT. BENG CEREL.
Nl,-!n,,s&s. October III. l-ti9. ~
The Opelousas courier., 1869-12-25

EoH o. Ak,G
A PLANTATION situated on Bayou Malr',
of which is well tiu,hcrcdi together with the
huldiug~ and improvements: all in good order.
This plantation will be soTd AS II whole or by
lots at the option of purchasers according to Il
plan deposited ut the To"rier office. Opclonsas.
A good bargain. Apply to +. NJ. F"rav, on
the PREMISES or to r. FERiY,
2ltfl rerry's Bridge, Vermilion Parish, La.
= FOR SALE.
T0% Arpcnts of Land situated on bayou
L sFsD Trchr one mile from l}arry's Landing.
about onr-Ia!t of which Is vHall open. anil tn"
balance fine timber land. The whole. when
cleared, would he first rate cane or cotton land.
Terms - 800; $1,000 cash. nUd the balance
in one year. For particulars, apply at the Eunr-
ier office. l.. u.
Nov e 1250
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Grafton.

On the 23d Dec. the Baptist brethren
and sisters and friends made their pastor,
Mr.. Wrinkle. donation visit Ii was
quite an agreeable and social gathering OF
friends. both Young and Old. The tables
We're covered with geo! AMI substantial
!apd. prepared by The ladies. The Young
FOLKS had a pleasant time in the evening.
The company icft IL token OF esteem tor
thcir pastor $40. Ii being stormy day.
many OF the tliends did not get out. Since
.hen they have sen, thci. ttrewill offer
in@s. " lich swell the amount To over $500.
III connection with Tie Bapti>: Church. :
ladies Circle. titepnrppsr Of which i TO
raise sum OF money by small contIibu-
lions for the adoinmPnt of the church auI
the procurement of articles which are ne
cr>>ary on Communion and Baptisma oc-
ra>i"n>. They meet every two weeks aud
heir meetings are characterized Nv sncia-
hiliiy and harmony: none bein" allowed
{, make any erarhs which would wound
ia" feelings ut any person. They well
come all. Young and old. to their circle
who desire Ia crltivate the mind. exhibit a
refined taste. and a genial disposition
remembering. a. they journey through
lite the advic" given by jacob to his chill
d. en-: 'Scc that We fail not ont by the
way" q.
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William OOdue's Estate

Essex DIST Ct -. } ,ruhd..Lt, w!tnlu iJI
said district, Oh the 9th day log
An Instrument, puryUrtIng De- last " in and
Testament 90 ilnLl Dodge late 81 truIdLal IN sam
district decreased. being presented to the court H.,
LIZZIE l.. taI.C"Iu. -rI DAVID heut, the executor,
elm naII--d, fVr probate.
l. l. ordered said count, that all persons concerned
therein uOIItei 10 appear session, nj .ht ,rf
he nOlden al the Probate UIiiCc. Ia tIut,n,u ar,
l,t dIy oil Feo, 1919 Shrw ans, ~ -
tht have against the Probate ur sad " Ilt ,r
which putp'st II Is iurther ordered. that u COPY vi
The record v lhls OIdeT be publisher three wees III,
CessveIy ia tue Cdrti"lAu, printed d. ~ Jnh,,stnTS
previous To - ! tuIe appointed Tor rrailuy
NJ III HAI.IouUhN, Judge II Prnb,rc
A true copy VI reCUId.- Attest
42-ii " NJ. II. HAhI-uOkN .Jui,. Of pr,,,..
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David j. Knioht's Fstate

tsseH ID trlc r.. Guild all. N,,hin nj tor
said dl-trIS On tue 9TH Iay o. H., \ d, 1863
copy OF III last will te.au,u 81 Daniel i
Knight Lat If rOrtsnd IN he County of Cumberland
aud sta "' Aainc deceased duly proved an al owed
III the ir'b'tr our, fJr said County OF Cumbc md
being pr-en r t. court her. IN slme i-trII-
nent ma. all wed ia this sta IL tie a will and
'cstam Mt OF aid drc.ised T. { nd COPY L. ~
nc MED Ahd rrco del the IrIbIt- IT 70. the DIE
let Of aforesaid, agree.y the statute IN su h
ise inside and u led
1t as lehy de I'd thIt all perso.s be not feel to ID.
pear bcoit SAID court, At titrcuf b. holden
IL IN RIO Office, il GuIldh al, on the let day of
February, 10 and ntest the i.lOWsntr of IN. s.id
'Hrt uinrA nj he ming AID recO = the copy Of
eid Will, ahd tie Probate ther VI, rcsa If h.y
&C CAUSE, i1f which purpose II l. further order d. ta
tspy OF the record Of tuI- order ,4td til &c
successive IN tue Jae-unI Il, pm tea a. st Johur-
GUY, pr.vIuu said lime sppUIntr. for e ring,
~. ii. HARISHOR\, .Judgc of f,ulatr
true copy of IecUrd.--Attes
49, " NJ. Ii. HARTSuOl;N in - of Prob.te
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Sudden Deaths.

Under obituary head will be found a no
tice OF the death Of Rev. Amos Blanchard
oil Norrisville. ON the 9th. We learn that
he was in his usual health Wednesday,
but that after doing his customary chores
before evening, he complained of feeling
UNIV ell. and in all hour and a half he was
dead. He was impressed fIom the first
that he could not live. and frequently ex-
pressed himself so His remains We're ia
ken TO Peacham-his native towu-for ill.,
tcl ment. Neatly forty years ago. Mr.
blanchard was settled over the Congrega-
tional church in Lyndon. From there he
removed to Meriden, y. H.. where he was
settled tWenty-siX years. For the last few
wears he has resided at Norrisville. where
he has held the office OF postmaster. He
was Il good man. and cndeared TO all who
were intimately acquainted with him.
Abel Park. who lived in the northwest
pa. OF Lyndon. died suddenly Wednesday
night. the 9th inst. He was in his usual
health lie day previous. and Wednesday
evening he YiSi. ed at his brother : with his
wife. some lime during the night. NJ s.
Park was awakened by her husband in
distress, AMI before the ncigh5orS could
be aroused. he died. He was a stout,
thick-sct mau. OF about 30 years. AMI i: is
supposed apopieXy was the immediate
cause of his death.
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Among the many stprat;vcs WHIT, ,,,.-. 49,. sup
pied t. ieve the afilIct Of r,pn,- ,o., il no
mo e fAvoli one TO- certain fla mi. ,. Il, IN the
IN die gum" of the Wild Css,ry ,,,, ,.,t ,wev
e. Vliahlc il H. lis power 10 heal =, eccoo "a rlieve
ana 10 cure If enhance eufld by scientific and iudi-
couH combination with Other ngr diepts in tbemssIv.s
equal worth. This happy miuglng exists 10 , re-
mark BILE degree in
Ur. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Chery.
who" value il ur,ng Cough, Col =. Broncb,.is
"hooping Cough, Cr,up, Asthma Pulmonary Assc-
uon' and lncipient Consumption is inestimahle.
LETTER FROM ELDER IL. l.. GILMAN
MI>r.rEE OF THE GOSPEL IN VERMONT
GLOVER, VI, June 20. 1850
NJ ss~i. :. W. FowLr d Son.
Hehts kcr by cert fy hat | have been troubled
loF Nefai Yea ith diff nj Of the heart and lungs
ana hNc Al piled IL several pIysician- for helm and
nave rl''! almost every remedy 81 the numerous ones
WI nave he recommended, wi h1u' receiving any
49,! i''h bht al be n grow ny weaker and weaker,
UNI ne ring OF Nl-t1rs Balls IN # Wild Cherry shout
yea -lnc commenced using wi nmediat re-
i'l II hit not only restored lungs to -ound state
~ IN entirely rel we'd of the difficHl dises-e OF
M ave Il" hest = II in saying tn I il ia the
~ l'hS medicine before III pablo. and | cnee fully
u 60 5'I'iti 'lsi CONNIE i 10 oil persons suffer
M "ith pnimo"ay .mpl Its.
Prepred y SETH " FOWLE < son, Is fremont
81 b'S on d for lie by Drusgists generally.
Grace's Celebrated SaIve,
c,Iree IN II hort time Cuts, burns ScalIs Wound.
hrn! e. SpT'in., frysipea, Sal Eheum, Ringworm
,S,happ Hand, ioI- F.ozen Limbo, felon-, Chi
biain SC.
1t Is prompt in actio removes pain at ONCE and re-
duo I'll mo 4 sr. look ug I'VE ngs AID iuti.na-
on d II Il! m go thus slforiing relief and com
; III W. FowLE 4 son. Bst,n PROF..
Sod By all D.u gists, Grocer. aII at ali country
store. a. IL
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Amos BIanchard's Estate

81 ATE Or NrhMON 1, la probate court held at ST
Caledonia DIST Ic IS. JOhnSUury, within and for
SAID DIST icl, on the lin day vi January. l5J9
An liI>ti uuIeht. pLrpOrtuS to Ue last will and
testament Of Amos BlauChaT ut Barnet i'm All,
District deceased being presented To court by Mrs
Mary Is. Blanchard, the eXeCuIilX the eiu tanned Ir
probate "
II l. ordered by said court, that persOus concern
ed therein. Ue notified APPEAR at session OF sad
cot II 10 be holden al The Probate office JohusbUry
on the SOtn day vi Jan le6s anu Cau,e II any
they may have, against the pIUbac Ut viii rjT
which purpose II Is Iurther Vuered copy oil the
record vi this order lie published Ihee success
slHeiy III the CaleioLan, printed JUhusUury pre-
vious TO said time appointed tor hearing
Asa l. FkENCd, Judse Of Probate.
true copy oil record Attest,
ga ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate
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Mary ]. Games Estate

STATE OF NkhMoNr, In probate y,.tt. held at the
~ sa'I dlstiltt on the llth day u Jau A D.. lsoy
thds r. bripli administrator ui tuc rst.te MARY
J. Games, lacui GuliuaI ia said
-ehts his administration account examination ana All
io"aiCe ana max APPLICATION lU ary. &c ul i,Lf mn
uUn AID Partition oi tue estate salt ,ircrlSr,l
"heTeup"u II Is Uriet ed 10y Crurt AT ,lid ~
count ana Ndd apphCdtuu ue reivIIr To d .rs> ON al
am toutt 10 bt held AT the prob III said ui
nall, "a the 1uth day ui jan 1909 Tor h,aIlI,p
anu d. tisl'h III Icon. Ard II Is iLl ordered ta1
hutl,e De gwen 10 all perSO-s eI ILbu, n
"i the sainr three weeks >uCces>IvcN la The .r,I An
liz "sIdrc published al JuhISu4rN. t,r,yInu. Ia
'tld Time ai"Incd Iul het S, tuat IN may appear
at ndlu lIv ami place. and u any ln,t nI\
have, why sad CUIIIl should b. aluwr and ,uI
Iy the COurt-Attest.
2iI IN. Ii. HAhrSHORN. Judge of Probate
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DEATHS.
Births, Marriages and Deaths Inserted rnEE obitua-
ries including psery, CENTS n line

In East Charleston, Jan. ], of cancer, Mr.. Nelson
Barney, ,Sed e. years. Mr.. R. leaves worthy COM
psn n, and l,rge family of children.
January ls', Francis E., only of Orrin r. and
Viletts p Curtis, aged year and month.
At Worthwhile. Jan. c, very suddenly, Rev Amos
Blanchard, aged 6s years.
Bees d are the dead who die in the Lord
A. North Monroe, Dec. "h, Mrs. Abigail A Mason.
sged 81 yesrs-wife Of Phi lip p Mason. GCorrectedJ
AT Wells River, the 18th inst, Of consumption, Mrs.
Elzs C., wife Of Moses Moreton, aged 81 year,
At lansing, Iowa, Dec. 81 Mr.. Ezekiel Cutter. aged
20 years--fornerly Of Waterford.
In l-yndonville Jan. 3, Roswell Pierce, Jr aged ~
years.
In hy's7t'' Dee. 10, Jeanne'te Mclean, widow Of
the late Rbenezer Morrill, of Ryegae for mery of
Danville
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ed and mustered in for the ensuing six
months: Isaac y. Watts &C.: oriuJ
Chase, ;. V. { Horace Rowe. j. V. Z. j.,
Geo. p. Blair, P. Adj; S. NJ. Farrow. q
NJ; David Merrill, Surgeon; W. ii. ASH.
Chaplain; E. d. Palmer, Sergt. Major;
). NJ. Dix. Q. NJ. =.
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A man named Thomas Cttin made Il
woy:;s for Ralph Delsey of Derby. There
= 81 al old grudge between them, and
56eiknsp was severely stabbed by Utsin,
who fled to Canada The officers are
after him.
During 1868 there was no death OF
any person connected with the consrega-
ton at West Glover, numbering 200 or
more individuals.
AT the annual meeting of the National
Bank of Derby Line, held Tue-day, the
old board of Directors were unanimDusI,
reelected as follows: Levi Spaldin",
Lucius Robinson, Waiter Is Cobb. Aus
tin +. Foster, WIN. : Foster. The
bank is i'll Il very furnishing condition.
and will declare a Semi-annual iii, idcnd
OF six per cent. payable the first Monday
in February.
The Congregational Sabbath school
at Greensboro, held its anniversary ON
Thursday eve, 9TH inst. The whole
nomber reported as connected with the
school during the year is 1870; a,cragc
Attendance, -. Number cf deaths, 3
The Sabbath school concert has been re-
has raised for benevolent purposes and
for books. 81 b &. L. Il ,kcr wa
reelected superintendent. This is the
oldest Sabbath school in the state, dating
from 1872
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STATE OF VERMONT III. FOREGOING iib,l having
CALEDONIA COUNTY, ssi been Pre- "a I'd to the Under
lined, aud It being made appear Il. hr raid sr-
Ncy A. y hne TtsIdcs out of he Itr / il Therefore.
red that the said liza vey \. .IcIu, e summon d 10
Ape r ana answer sli libel 'Hr- ID tenn If the
p tine ,ou-t LeNt L. he holden ! job shury
within and tr the county of al donna on the tir,
!h.rtd y after he 18th Tues !sy U!- 1862 b. the
ubhc'u Of thi, hbc tcsethei tbs order in the
'ilt d"hlia. a weekly II W papc, published Il st
'ohnsbury, IN al county of Caledonia d STAT of
srn Ut tie weeks successfully the It # which
publ ions ssll be 1t LIT week. hetor. the sa A
time of said 0urt
ia el At 5 JOansaury this 2>th sept A. u. 1>6,.
ASAIl.-t. I'ECk,
An Jud+ re Of the supreme Colrt
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Patents.

Mr.. Cephas Applcbee of Lyndon has Sc.
cured letters patent on a little ariicI,
which. if adopted. will make explosions
II kerosene lamps impossible. /;
consists of little bass cup, which screws
Into the lamp. and into which the top oi
,hc lamp fits. This safety apparatus car.
rie> OF the the vapor or gas is fast a. gen
Grated. and little metallic tube keeps the
space above the oil filled with air instead
thus making better light. preventing
lamps tron Overlooking "a cause of n0r.
accidents really than cXpio>ion>) and
.lahin@ explosions impossible. Sir. Au-
t,ic,er i u good deaf ct Il "emiu> in III
line. and l.y long aud patient cXpc' imcnt-
in he hriirve- he has good thing. We
should think he had
Mr.. BramaI! Butler ct this town ha>
procured 4 parent OF little Article which
IAN be atiiXci To- aN-h-lvc>. and is called
an aN-ucivc shield. Ii is made OF Russia
iron. and ,'t.clu>"> about four inches OF tuc
end OF the hclNc watch i Inserted in the.
~. This greatly strengthens the wood
ia lis weakest place. aud prevents the
Neaj H.. on, OF The hclve in splitting wood.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
ADDISON COUNTY.

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