davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08
EUROPE.

MINISTER OF PEACE. 4 L
LONDON, July - Dean Stanley. in sermon
on the 4th instant, deprecated The use Of irri-
tatine language by those in authority in Eng
land or America.
!. MADRID, July TN the Ocrtes, Figuira
moved in favor Of severe penalties against
those refusing to serve or 1obey the constitu-
lion: II A ,r .a!3.&
THE FRENCH CABLE.
BnEsT, July AT 10 A. III. the Great Hast.
ern had arrived in American waters.
l1HE MINISTERIAL CRISIS TIRE EVACUATION OF
~ #@f4h ~ ROME. a@ad t.n
H PARIS, July 7.-The PatIie denies that nip-
isteriai changes are imminent. La France de-
nies that the evacuation Of Rome by the French
is contemplated. "a o. d
= THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
BREsT, July Dispatches resolved from
the Great Eastern report that she weath.red
the heavy gale on Monday. AL we'll aboard
and the signals good; 1924 knots paid ont.
TIE uN1sTER1AI, CRISIS IN SPAIN. 81.
MADRID, July 7.--The ministerial crisis is
over. z .rllla is appointed minister of justice,
Martas Of public works, and Bicarra of colo.
nies. t IS" aHr,& .L
THE IRISH CHURCH BHL-1HE OPINIONS OF THE
LIBERAL PRESS. ~ -
LONDON, July THE Daily News, Liberal
Journal, in aleading article. says: ''The Irish
Church bill will leave the House Of Lords with
. very different character from that with
viii h il entered it, and will be much less ac-
cestable to the country. II is impossible for
the House Of Commons to accept the amend
ments saadeby the Peers, and it will be their
duty to resore the bill to it's original form.
The Lords hhe done their best to spoil the
measure. They srudently abstsned from re-
jectng the bill, ano th6' Commons must trans.
form the deformed."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08
AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.
Marion.

Marion. srAfN
Efforts are on foot at Marion Courthouse to
procure money sufficient to purchase q fire
subscribed liberally.
The Crescent says '.Saies-day brought
together but few persons at the courthouse.
Two tracts Of land were sold. One Of 188 acres
tract. Wonder what was the assessed volue
The other three hundred acres, wsll-improvsd
land, sold at $500.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08
NEWS FR0AT wAsHrNGT0N.

WAsHINaTON, July .--The; government is
awaiting the full correspondence which calle1 !
forth General Canby's letter, declaring that
members of thet Legislature must take the
iron-clad oaths When these are received tho
whole naatter will be referred to Attorney Gen
eral Hoar for his opiniop. and the Cabinet will
then decide the question. The impression
prevails that the members elected will be- al
lowed to take their seats without Federal in
terfersnce.
s'.sS ~ President Grant has arranged his summer
excursions 90 as 10 be within easy reach of the
capital, and will at no time be absent over two
weeks. ...e, t~Hla5r
Siclkles' instructions contain nothing what
ever rela tive:to the purchase Of Cuba, and per-
SONS who are consideredbest qualified to speak
: for the government, say that it is not in the
real estate business at present.
The government expenditures for June are:
Miscellaneous. 81 600 600; war; $5, ,25O. 600; navy,
$2,50O COO; interior, $4,000 600.
The Secretary of the Treasury has instruct
ed the Assistant Treasurer at New York to
purchase three millions Of United States bonds
on Friday. to be held subject to the future ac-
tion Of Congress.
The report Making by Special Agent KinselIa
is said to lmpGcate persons OF high standing in
New C"'eans and former customhouse officers.
The currency balance in the treasury has
been reduced SIX millions since July 1, by pur-
ohases Of bonds and by two and half million
to-day for the army.
Turner, the negro postmaster at Macon, has
telegraphed the department that he has taken
possession OF the postofice, and that all the
white clerks have left. He asks for instruc.
HONS. There is some mystery about his bond.
It is not recorded in the books devoted to that
purpose. '.i nj cj.1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08

A@BEAUTIFULW WOMAN, IF YOU WOULD
be beautiful, use Hassn's MAGNOLIA BALM.
1t gives pure hloorning complexicn and restores
yentstsl be4uysi cSy. i y. ,-ct--t} '-see< i.f, .
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect rt.
. IT reneyes Redness. Elptches and Pimples, cures
Tan. sunburn ana Ereckles, ani makes . lady Of
thirty appear hut twenty. - lgca
s. The MAGNOLIA, BALM makes thu Skin smooth
and pearly;, the Eye bright and clear; the Cheek
glow with the bloom of youth, and imparts fresh.
plump Appearance to the countepance. No lady
need eomplatn Of her complexion, whom seventy
Ave cents will purchase this delightful article. ya
The best article TO dress the hair IL Lycns Kathai
ron: -. .,a tiAta limo ., DAc ", Juns24
sS- ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. LON TIE
Eroas ana Abuses inciisns to Youth and Esr,y Man-
hood with tAe humane view OF treatment and cure,
cent by mail frse of chsrgs. Address HowARD IA.
I COLLATION.: Box p tRhtAdsiphla, Pa. s:a s'llT
MsyN i1J IGsi .5;lGe or aeoi ht5si atso 3meg
ssEDUroHERs IIaHFNl lSa FLY-KTEnER.
Death to tffS1ivtoel Long Ate1the Kiilersi Sold
BY Deaiers svefyHhsre. fmo, H. ...4 juno 20
J, y. 4 'ss- MARENIao !4-4E eve r. AND AaUEg
CURE TONIC. FEvER FEEv vRNTlVE.-Th val.
uabae vegetable In Its prepara.
toDs % o6ereA to the public and cure
any case Of CHILLs AND FEWER OF howeverlonQ
standing, completely oradicsting It's effect fom the
system. purifying the blood, strengthen,n3 the di-
sssttive organs, inducing an appetite ana keeping
the system in perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arrising from any
cause viii fnd It the purest and best TONIC to be
had any There. TO persons residing in unhealthy.
sections, or who are predsposed 70 fevers OF any
kind, 1t will be found invaluable preventive. IT
To quite pleasant to the taste and can be given To
children OF all ages without injury Numerous let
ters have been received tesfynR to its efcaoy and
value Is . FEVER AND AGUE CURE AND TONIC.
tits fully gdAtanteed TO give complete and univer.
sal satisfaction. .'t t.e \
tIMAHENGO isno humbug. TRv II. EctAA
For sale at reaaiiby all Druggists. 3f,s
At wholesale by DUWFR u NOISE, corner Meet.
ing ezd Hasel strests; G00DRICH. wINEMAN u
co.. Hayne-street, and q. J. LUHN, 0enerai Agent
Of pTopsistors sout east corner King and John
strsets. charleston = 9. mao Sm0s & June b,
ss- .,LIFE OF THE FLESH IN THE.
BL0OD."-ROsADALIsi The greatest Blood
Purifier and Renevstor known, used and endorsed
BY phystctana. who prescribe IL IN their regular
practtces Whyt Because tho articles from which
Rossdalts 10 made are pnolshed around each bottles
70 that every physioan knows 3ust what conlains.
and hence endorses II ~ valuable Alterstvs com-
pound. 1his preparation has gained and maintained
m unr.valfsd reputaon for the care Of Bcrofuta In
any form. Rhsunasttatn. skin Diseases. Ola sorss
Ulcers. &c, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia in fact amy
chronic a6ection Of the Blood. Liver and Kidneys.
ard all diseases In which Alternative plan Of treat
mies Sor = ..s ,sss.tss g. .StsSsophroH. wlssxAs co.
porters Of Drugs and Ohsnateals, charissson. g. 9.
July 3 stuth3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08

--Twchty-av8 per cent. is the compromise
offered 70 the Ocean Bank robbers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08

aTSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARL-
BOROs OsiCuuNTY-IN kQUlTY-MARY 8. 8. JACK-
SON. ADM'x.. W. HUGH JACKSON. EFT A1.-BILL
FOB PARTITION, &c Notice is hereby givep in
obedience to order made in the above stated case
that the next Of kin Of WILLIAM J. Jackson, de-
ceased living at the time Of his DEATH orther heirs
at law and legal representatives.. besides. HUGH
JACKSON and ELIAS JACK ION, are requested to
establsh before me such relahonship. 1T Bennete.
vfle, s. c., ON Or before the FIRST MONDAY OF Au.
eusr next lsFa' u 3ni@niJtP. MoCOLI.. Clerk
June ~ tnsiica ~ u stuth limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08
Spefial Notires.

AS- MOUNT PLEASANT TAX NOTICE.
the subscriber will be in attendance at the Mount
Pleasant House every EvENMa, from to o'clock
until the 18th instant. to receive payment Of Cor
poratton Taxes. @pt JOHN FERGUSON,
= 7'Hl~., h'HNNN.st Town Treasurer.
Mount Pleasant July =, 1860
Jnlys th2
az DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
State, have appointed W GEORGE aIBBEs as
my Attorney to attend to all business pertaining TO
the Agency Of the Life Association of America for
this branch. q q .nrsg. Mp. CARTER,
Agent Of Life ASSOCIATION of America
aSr NOrICE.-NATIONAL FREEDMANS
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS made between now
and July 19h, will draw interest from July 1st.
June22 "a NATHAN RITTER Cashier
A%lHE NpEEAlEsT. THE QUICK EST AND
TIE, E,oHEAREhT.-.THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14J EAsf BAY, having repishished its Stock with o
new Iand large assortment material OF the finest
quality and latest styles, prepared to execute ut
the, shortess petce and In the best manuer, JOB
sPRlN f1AGso OF every description. s0S
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
: sERERsT NATIONAtL BANK OF
CH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JULY 8, 1861
DIVIDEND NO iICE.-The Board of Directors hay.
ing declared Semi annual Dividend OF FIVE s5)
DOLLARS per share, free of tax, the same will be
paid to stockholders on and after TUESDAY the 9Th
instant. WM c. BREESF r.
July3 Cashier.
a@sOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY = SAVINGS DEPAR rAIENT. Deposits
made on or before goth july will draw interest from
lst instant. n Il THOMAS R. wARING, Cashier
July o. ,..~.
1sa- ESTATE OF NICHOLAS DEvEREUX,
DECEASKD. All persons having any claims against
said Estate will render the same attssted within the
time preacrbed by law. and those indebted to said
Estate will make immediate payments to VI,
| tcc Lisa .3Gai JOHN b. rDRvEREUX,
June "a ~ this Qualined Executor.
{ a~DELICIOUsLY YMEDICINAL.-THIsI Is
the universal verdict pronounced uoon pLANTA-
| TON BfrTERs by all who hive tried them. The
well known health promoting ingredients from
which they are made and their inyalaable merits as
remady fol- Indigestion and al its consequent all
rnents and the preTetivs qualities against diseases
artstng frqm Climatic. .chanrAs -.,-~-4-- ..nueneAs
and imperfect secretions. are widely known aud
so honorably endorsed, that We trust that no one
viii foreso the advantages Of th ,ir use.
MAGNOLIA, ,WATEB,-Superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
July0 tI fs I'll mad tutbe3
aSSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARI-
BOhos siCuuNTY-IN kQUTY-MARY 8. 8. JACK
SON, ADMx.. W. HUGH JACKSON. EFT AL.-BILL
FOB PARTITION. &c Notice is hereby given, in
obedience to order made in the abo stated case
that the next Of kin Of WILLIAM J. JACKSON, de-
ceased. living at the dime Of his death. their heirs
Ot orA rryr<y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08

.98- ESTATE OF NICHOLAS DEvEREUX,
DEcEAsKD. KD.-All persons having any claims against
said Estate will render the same attested within the
time preaoribed by law. and those indebted to said
Estate will make immediate payments to ,{.,
I tcr isa 36ti JOHN b. -DRvEREUX,
June2A 4 this QualiAed Executor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08
FOR NEW YOKn. .
PASSAGE $50.


<er&aa THE SPLENDID sIDEWHREL
/X&&$& STEP MSbIP MAGNOLIA, Captain
LEGMlA6dW M. B. CRowELI. having elegant and
spacious accommodations for pas
seneers, will leave vande, horst'r Wnsrt op WED
NEspAY MORNING, July H. 1e69 at half past O'Clock.
July q kAVENEL Il Asenss.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
NIOTICE To RAILROAp cnNrRAnrnne rnnrn.

NOTICE TO RAILROAD NrRACToRs.-PRoposhIs
~ for the grading, bdeing and 5i lrs ~
railroad from DAYTON 10 Cincinnati viii be received AZ b
untIi May l5, 1862 ProBcs plans anI
can anu after the ibth instant, -
The above ROAD starts from Dayton runnin, south of Tho
city the toll the Dayton aud Cincinnati nike thence
Franklin blue Ball and Sharon 10 poln ihrer rrs
mite eas Of the Cincinnati Hamilton and U,vton unc.
ton thence via iDo recently located by the Narlea and
Cincinnati R.irosd Company 70 Cpcinna running on
eas sue ot Mil teek, crossing the Cincinnati Hamilton
and Dayton ani Ninci1pa al aud indianapolis airpad rar
aud connecting with the Onto Nasissrei Reirsd 4,
Cincinnati. JAMES FIgK Ir to,nr,,nl.r
MN yoRK, April s. 1850. '' N"P"''
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

HIoLD SEAL" WHITE LEAD TINS poptJLAv
nrand % white lead possesses body, brisucy and
goes than any oter ftire OF The Kind the market For
by the principal drug by the ina uu
the Brigcwatc fan and Color COMPANY "a Maiden ane
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
PROPOSALS..

Tenders will be received by the Senior Commits aria Occr
Moutrea u' OF the 9th ns Tor the
unermenonc1 quantities. OF Old Iron and Bronze
zinc and load the tenders 70 state the amount IN Cans
currency bankaic fand) that viii be paid per Of l2 bs
for each description of meal also whser the tenderer in
willing that loon only Of his ner shall be- accepted
IRON ORDNANCE, SHOT AND SHELL AND IRON
TkUCkS.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
CITY REAL ESTATE FOX SALE.
West Side.

EoR sALF-TUIs WEEK, TWO STORY FRAME
and brick House. the south side OF 1cnh
street. l50 feet west avenue curbei
guttercd nam the Central Park; 2x
30 an lot 2jgl O. Prics 6Uu Ia ctsn. Apply X. q.
FANNER, corner Canal an Washington streets.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
FOR SALE.

A CHANCE SELDOM MET wIrH.-A CORNER
IA Liquor Store at bu ,iuass ol rom tSv
10 ~ vW month. Inquire OF 7. j. GIBBONS NO. iu'
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

SuBURBS OF PATERSON, n. J.-$l2Oo.-CHolCE AND
- cheap Building Pots, OF lots 10
horse railroad and four minutes walk Passc rver
sGperb locaiJn unusually healthy and but te
minutes ffom New iork city. Apply HAMILTON 4
WALLIS, Real Estato Agents. No. Nassau street, cor
Pine.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

ITO CAPIrALISTS.-A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
For sale tract OF Land situated within fifty miles OF
Philadelphia with which has railroad communication,
pay profit OF 100 per the capital employed
Samples OF the clay be the once of the sub
scriber. Apply TO or address
JOSEPH S. SIDDALL Conycyancer,
IA Library street,
Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

90 OON FARM, 400 ACRES, 40 IN CULTIVATION
VL.AVU. balance wood; house, rooms: barn, frui
&c 80 miles distant; Farms the city al all prices.
WELLING, l. Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
FOR SALE,

ITO PH0TOGRAPHERS.-tOR SALE. A GALLERY
located On the pr,neIa thoroughfare Broollyn will
as, Ss 10 reason bic u applied Tor immeaiiey luqIre ~
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

GREATEST BARGAIN IN THE MARKET, IF SOLD
" 90 cash will buy four story front
and dodble brick Houses IN the seventh ward
GOOD gas; renting IS 100
snnnm price $3.50 half sold II desired Apply
paper store, AZ Grand street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

Tor SALE OR TO LET-FURNIsHED, THE FIRST
eass three story brown front Home us Lerng-
ton avenue southeast OF ffyhrd street. frescoed,
painted and shed throughout for particulars
OF ;. II. SThuUSE BRO. 3.S Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

THE OWNER, LEAVING FOR EUROPE, WILL SELL.
at great sacrifice beautiful Country Seat Linden
street between Bushwlck and Aeeker Brooklyn +
D. House three siores II with all modern improve
mepts carriage house, xtable garden containing ~
fun lots fruit trees OF dfsren, Gin ~ gapeynes
the whole enclosed by excellent fence Price xv,0J
Same be exchanged for New York property For fur
ther particulars inquire Of HUGO GORSCH, a Bayard
street, Bowery.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

TOR SALE OR TO LET-NEw BROWN STONE HOUSE
and Lot ijC East Fitysixth street. Lexington
2ssxlOJ; $500 cash only required; viii be
to good party. Inquire OF r. j. GIBBONS, Vs Becker
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

TOY AND FANCY STORE FOR sALE-wELL STOCK.
ed aud IN gdoi location. i:e 2li real xlS wlh
shiee rooms To live IN. Cali ~ J3 West SiAeenth sseI
1900 FOR THE LEASE OF NO. az SIXTH AvEvDE.
P'Op between fh.rty-,econt id Thirty third streeis;
.hree story store ami dwe..n .cxlu0; ss0J Apply
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

uARLEM.-FoR SALE CHEAP, A TWO STORY
frame House Lot size of lot 30siuo i2lsi
between second and Third avenues, north side easy
Apply 70 r. GRACE, House Of Refuge ferry l7h street,
Last river.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
JERSEY CITY, HOB0KEN HUDSON CITY
AND HEkGEN REAL ESIATE.
For Sale.

TNOR SALF-A NEW THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
House. - rooms al modern yenienees; aide OF
willow, between Alnth Tenth streets price 81 sU
Apply to ChARLkS CLINTON, rs Washnstol street, ho-
bokrl.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

LNOR sALE-THE LEASE OF ONE OF THE BEST COR.
= Liquor Stores in the Sixth ward, with without
years from Nay. Inquire Tor week of TEOS.
GATELY, 33s and $50 East Twenty sxth street. NJ BNo
agents need apply
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

ITO ENTERPRISIN0 BREWERS.-BREWERY FOR
sac; caacity % barre ira ie No. 1; terms very
low Ad,ess box s9 ,.eorscto" Post ohce, ID. O., or
GLAGEir SWEENEY, No. = Market space, Washin ton,
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

eth stree near Sh avcnue story brick Uwein. aud
story frame House IN rented Tor 2 uJ lot 1858
Prce S2s UDJ
3eth street story brown House, In splendid order
and rs class nei hborhood Price S 5U0 only IS 0J cash
reqIired chance.
Madison avenue the Park Handsome story brown
high stoop House, 25x butt by days.
ersonai hbshe1 rosewood black
walnut, repete improvements; patent
ice house &c lot los; will be sod at buIGers asO7
similar Houses 55h street AMI SIN S3uO0
and $SS,UUu
r. j. ROB S & CO.,
1,S76 Brca 'wlv, near Thirty-esbth street.
ice Onpuf frorn = 4
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

JJ'oR sAJE-LARGE, PROMINENT CORNER on HUD-
street, Ianal arre over IU ies each
and having separate entrance; oniy trse four
blocks ffo Jersey tity ferry Albany steamboat afd Cs
frna steamship landings location unsuasse for seSaut
css hotel and suitable any business requiring light and
ROOM Appiy to JAMEs PnIDE, 30 badsou street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-06

As-1fT uE STCg5-Ihi- Is 4u -nrortaut
matter If it has net been attended o.. il
should hc delayed POO longer one Of the gree {
secrets Of successful sheen hu,l2nlry s. 10 ass ut
Die flock 90 select all the ola. poor. ami WORTH
.ess sheep. and sell them ia the fan. at come
price. They should be got ril Of Il is letter
to sell them low IN the fall, than 10 keep tbom
till spring to die The food they have co osumel
might have been saved. and the price ne sheen
would have brought IN the fan, I'D .eht have
been saved also. Poor, sickly sheep communi-
cate disease Go tAe healthy ones, an the whole
flock suffers % Is true these ST eee4tions are
more important ia larce focks Il an small ones.
Bui ii 81 not alone Of sheep that we speak.
GA catue should be weeded out and disposed Of
Al stock should pay for Their keeping bv in
creased value. If an animal r. sortb NO more IL
the spring than l4l, he had be tier be got rid Of
IN the iall-f0r his keeping, which is ouite an
item Of expense, would h saved.
The same may be sad IN reear,l 10 ..r.es
1t Is proper TO wee4 on; thoroughly the Old.
scaly, poor stock. before winter sets In. and cet
rid OF A. BY 49, means reverse this Don't dis
pose Of y3.F very best aad keep the poorest
Keep - o5at always Co usc. 20 breed from. II
eYe-s'oeSed, these remarks are al the more uer-
daent and timely. The best cows. the best
mares, the best sheep, are the most profitable
Tor any one. Keep these, and keen them well
Keep them in good order, and if Won have too.
many to keep well, sell some Of these STARVING,
stock never pays II is always a losing onera,
ton. Every farmer should make liberal rr..
vision for bis stock in winter. If he has I,.t
meadow hay enough, he should provide sor
more IN the spring. Clover seed can be so,,sJ
and clover hay for cattle, sheep. and eve5
horses If properly saved. is equal to tn. hest
timothy, and its fattening properties are g,sater,
--Rural World.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-06

FRENCH METHOD OF RAISING TollArvFs.-
soon as cluster Of flowers is visible the tero Is
topped down TO the cluster, so that the flowers
terminate the stem. The effect is thai the san !,
Immediately impelled into the two buds next be-
low the cluster, which soon push strongly and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-06
l}1nl.runt llotirrs.
J.. Ian T..
LUTHER BAKER, Assi-nces
~. g.. GILMAN. )

Upon the foregoing application Of Assiguoes II the
estlts OF Aaron s.. Clouga, Bankrupt.
Tt Is ordered. that sccual General Meeting Of the
creditors Of said Bankrupt Be held at the Office OF "
ID. Crane I'm Newport in said District on the ID day
of August A. d. 1850, az Do o'coci a. H., before j
p. Sartle one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy in said
District for the purposes named 10 the 9Th section
Of the Bankrupt Act Of March D i-6..
And tits further ordered, that the Asst nees give
notice Of said meeting by sending written or printed
notices bv mail postpaid, Of the time and place Of
said meeting TO all known creditors Of said Bank
rupt and that they also notify The Bankrupt to be
present thersat and they shall also publish n0tc,
Of the time and place of said meeting three off
fcrent days in the news paper called the Burlington
Free Pres. printed at Burlington, and the Newport
Express printed AZ Newport, at least ten days proi
tolsaid meeting.
WrrSEss the Honorable David A. Smalley, judge
Of the said Court and the seal thereof, at Newport
in said District on the 10th day Of July, n ID. 1859
b. B. SMALLEY,
4w3w Clerk Of Dist. Court for said District
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-06

produce another cluster Of flowers each. "nen
these are visible. the branch to which they be,
long is also topped down to their level, and
this this is done sned cess By this means the
plants become stout dwarf bushes, not a9o. .
eighteen inches high In order to prevent their
falling over, sticks or strings are stretohe morn
zoutally along the rows SO As 70 Keep the p-thu
erect. In addition 10 This, all the la'era.s inst
b.ve.ro flowers, and after the ffth topping all
f.,.-.r. whatsoever. are nipped OIL 10 his
,.sr the ripe sap j. directed into the fruit which
ss'ufres beauty, size and excellence unAi'a'ned
I.r .tIUrmeaus.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-06

Commencing M9Hf1g, Ja'y 90, 1850.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND 1As.
Mail Train leaves Oedensburg at 6.20 p. m.
Burlington - f.-5 M. for White River Junction,
Boston, Worcester Springfield New York and Pas
sumpsic Railroad.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 d. ID O--
denshurg at % M, Burlington az 1880 p. m
for Boston.
Night express leaves O-ienshurz az 1872 a. NO.,
Montreal al 4.3l p. H.. burlington az --25 p. ,n-
arriving in Boston at 5A1 m, connecting 90 Boil
lows Falls for Boston, Worcester, Springfield ana
New York.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND wEsr
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell 500 q. No.,
via. Ftchburg at 80 a.. m, arriving in Springfield
at 500 a. m, Burlington at 40 p. me- Montreal at
10 p. m, 0gdenshurg at 1910 a. H., making close
connection with trains for the West
Mail Tram leaves Burlington at $40 p. ID. for ST
Adams.
Accommodation II ain leaves Mortified rs a. "a.
Burlington at 800 a. m, for St Adams AID Ogdeus
burg, &c.
Night Express leaves New York at l2i5 ,. r.,
Boston, VIA Fitehburg, at $50 p m via. Lowell At
500 p m, Burlington at AIS a. N, for Montreal
and Ogdensburg, connecting with Steamers and
the Grand Trunk trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached TO botn the night tx
press Trains and Drawing-Room ears to both day
Express trains.
Tickets and information can be obtained Of Il n.
Drury, Passenger Agent, No. American Hotel,
Burlington.
st. Adams, June Is, 1869. +t&wiy