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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-24
PUBLIC LEDGER.
LARGEST CITY EJACULATION.
For the PUBLIC LEDGER.l
TO MISS p. A.C.


Oh. sweet to me the voice that tells.
In music soft as vesper bells.
The story of lovelit eye 4
Beneath summers evening sky;
Oh, sweet to me the gentle sound,
That fills the silent earth around. q
When love its story softly breathe1
And all my soul in music wreathes;
But sweeler far than sr'stale,
That waftsit music on the gale.
Ono single glance of thine to part
The tendri Of yielding heart.
Sweet angel of my brightest dreams
I've often wandered by the streams.
Where classic land and lovely isle
Beneath eternal summer smile.
But never yet. on sea or strand,
Meath golden sun on floral land,
Lived there an eye one-balf SO bright.
Or flooded with sucA thrilling light.
As thine. Or brow one half so fair,
Rich 10 its wreath Of golden hair;
Or heart that beat so true and warm,
Enriched by every lovely charm.
I WOO thee as the angel woos
The flowers that Heaven forbids to choose
l WOO thee as would the star
That lends its beauty from afaI;
Or like some rare and blushing flower,
That blooms in Fairy's secret bower.
Before thy shrine. like the Eastern slave
Whe dies upon her lovers grave.
/ bow and yield my fate to thee,
To die or live ia ecstacy. l..
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HOME CERTIFICATES

MEaFHISs tUI udIJ u IoyTs
We the undersigned. having used the King OF
the West washing machine, pronounce it per-
feet for simplicity, durability. labor-saving aud
economy. aud the only machine we have ever
uad that will wash all kinds Of clothes clean.
remove all streaks from collars and wristbands,
with less DAMAGE TO cloths than by any other
process. We chesTfnlly recommend it to the
public as the King of all wasning machines.
Signed Mrs Julia Lehner, Lehner House (;
Epps & Hastings. Central Hotel: 4. A. A 3.
MAILER. franklin House; L. @. Hsriwiek.
Southern Hotel. H. c. Aolte, Second and
Washington streets: Petsr Mentz.s, l7g14 Poplar
Moore, Justic OF the Peace; J. +. Finley, p.
Finley. Jas. A. Cannon. Inventors Exchange /;
n:.sss.A p=..s;.: oss::SS 80 5=sii5 stfr-t
s. g. DodEe. HenryWildberger, l7s Filth street,
Chelsea. W. NJ. Hutton. l4S-le
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-24

ST LOUIS, February 23.-The pugilis-
tic party, numbering, about three hnn-
dred, left here about ten o'clock this
morning, on the steamers Gem and
Galeats. The fight between Gallagher
aud Allen lasted three minutes. Allen
received terrible blow on the jugular
vein, which knocked him senseless aud
ended the fight.
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A Bank Closes It's Doors.

PHILADELPHIA, February 3d. The
doors of the Fourth National Bank we're
not opened this morning, owing to the
defalcation of the Cashier, Mr. Mullyn,
who is in custody, but refuses to give any
information. The capital of the bank is
1925 goo; deposits, 100000; and the
circulation at the lsstrepert was $3.50. QO0
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MEMPHIs. .TEyNEssEg,
MAYORS OFFICE, February II. 1869.
In accordance with an act Of the Legislature
passed December 3. 1857. and the foregoing
ordinance. passed by the Board Of Aldermen
Fsbrsary. l6. 1852, and approved February II.
1852. the said ordinance will be submitted to a
vote Of the qualified voters Of the city, at an
election 10 be held for that purpose. at the
votiRg places Of said city. on
Monday, the LIST Day of March, 1899,
Those voting for the issuance of the Bonds
named in slid ordinance to have on their tick
cts the word " Boxbs." and those voting
against the issuance Of the same the words
No BoyDs;" nd the Sergeant alarms will
conduct the said election, By whom list Of
the judges, clerks and voting places vill be
duly announced. in ooucurrsncs with the Com
missioner Of Registration for Shelby County,
Tennessee. 1T. SWAYNE.
1t4t Mayor nrn tempnre.
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Louisinna LegisIature.

The House, to-day, held session Of
seven hours on fnaneial measures. pass
ing bills authorizing the sale of $4,000
levee bonds, now pledged for the loan of
100000; appropriating $4,000 for
uniforming the militia and $4,000 to
supply the deficiency in'last years levee
appropriation.
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The Ginson VVringer.

This wrin ger is the most perfect for simplicity
and durability ever invented. 1t IS constructed
upon scientific principles. which makes II me
only useful, Effective and erect wrinrer In use.
The EXPANSION GEARING renders them
more durable than any friction wringer can be,
or any two-wheel wriDger, which, unless con-
fined. ungear precisely q the time WHEN ex-
pansion Is most needed, I hissuperlority makes
the Gipson Wringer Ia fs ct, If not IN name, the
on universal wringsr new made. They wiring
much larger clothing. an just as small, and
turn easier. than any 9th sr wriDger. They are
seii-adjustspg aud scjust able. The rollers are
ofpure white bier and the whole cosstructed
Ofihe 1ost durable material, and nut tsgeiher
in substaI tisl manner. Its this that enables
us to warrant our wrinFer. The thumb screws
en- top increase or lessen the pressure.
Castings for the Kipg Of the West and Clip
sen Wringer furnished to those who purchase
territory, by n. Wetter L Co., IL and ID Monroe
street. Memphis, Tennessee.
sS- The King Of the West for sale only by
II. Wettsr q Co., Is and Is Monroe street.
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steamer Peoria city snagged.

NEW ORLEANS, February The
steamboat Peoria City, Of New Orleans,
for Louisville, snsgged at Coles creek,
several miles below Natchez, on Sunday
night. She was run on bar and sunk.
The passengers. their baggage. and lot
of cattle were saved. A great part Of the
cargo was lost.
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Ordinance.

sEorioS l. Be Il Ordained, etc., That there
be Issued Of the bonds Of the city Of Memphis
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars in One Thou
sand Dollar Bonds. having thirty years to run.
with coupons attached, at six per cent. per
araum. which bonds shall be used By the city
for the purpose Of fanding its due indebted
ness and paying the same.
SEC. 2. The Mayor, after givi ten days
notice in the newspapers Of the city of Mem
phis. shall hold an election. and submit 20 the
qualif ID voters of the city whether raid boadl
shall be Issued; and if approved By majority
Of said voters. the same shall se so Issued.
Passed anally February l6. 1869.
Approved February II, 1859.
Ut. SwAYNE,
Mayor pro tempore.
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President johnson.

BALTIMORE, February 2S.-Extensive
preparations are being made to enter
tain President Johnson upon the close
If his administration
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oprIoEas OF THE COMPANY.

Ata meeting of the Stockholders held at the
81. Charles Hotel 10 New. 0rlean1, in pursu-
ance to notice, on tho 18th day OF January, tne
terms ii charter were elected directors Tor
'H' Thomss A. Adams, New Orleans.
Alfred MOut0n, New Orleans.
D. DeHaven. New Orleans.
VIM. cgearg, New ORGANS s,n o,i,,n,
John Pau Baker. New Orleans
gshn A. Graw. New Orleans.
IL. Nauiting, New orleans.
ID. W. FlOwTence, Vieksburg.
DR.. j. K. Watkins. Memphis.
N. 81 Otis. Memphis.
Dr i. ~. Rogers, Memphis.
i Edward Montgomery, Memphis.
5ohn b. Davies. Louisville.
Baker. Louisville.
Samuel II. Patterson, JefeTfonville.
John Cobb, Madison. Ind.
General /. 7. Crittenden. Madifon, IND.
nc. Martin. st. Louis.
CAPTAIN u. Il. Carson, ST. Louis.
At a meeting Of tho Directors. held LOT ne
aurpoee Of electing officers, the touo"lns
named gentlemen were elected.
ID. DeHaven. President, New Vrleanes.
John a. Grau, Vice President, New Orleans
III MiiIspareh, Treasurer, New orleans.
M Ofir. Secretary. Memphis. lin.
f.tr X. Davies, Chiof Engineer. bouisNiiie.
rs Kirk. Superintendent. Madison; n.
81 81 Stewart, Assistant Secretary NJ" VI
.sg:nnaenore, General Agent d.
Charlss Hotel. New Oteans. ..-..,...
Y nOCK EFT has tecn appointed Aren't.
,-;,h ofice At MemDtis, to whom sppbc,tlon
nav he made for exchange OF iahas ior stoeA
In the Company.
once. No. IS Madison Street.
14t-f
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LANGUAGES.

DROP. AUGUSTA BIzfEN OFFERS his
Il services 10 Ladies and 0eutienea as
Teacher Of French, Latin and Greek. Lessons
given 70 private scholars aud circles.
No. - Real street. 1875
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ETN-A INS. CO.,
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
': :s::. o ss@ a. As: S5,OOO,OO

V,HE ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY is
4 the Trustee of its Patrons TO an extent ten
fold greater than of its CIV Stockholders.
I'm 40 Years 1t has Paid for
Five thousand $4,000 DIV cling Houses and con-
tents,
TWENTY-FIVE hundred q goo Schools. Churches.
and Colleges,
Eight thousand 5000 Stores and Merchandise.
Forty four hundred (4i0W Mills and Manufac-
tories,
Twenty two hundred t220D Shipments by Lake
and P.iver, makir a total Of
LOSSES PAID, S23, 200, 900.
Fire and InI and Navigation Risks.
S5- Agencies in all the Principal Cities and
Towns in the Uni ted States.
Applications foE Insurance will be promptly
attended to.
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GOODYEAR & FALLS,
Druggists and Apothecaries
PSI Main street walker BIock),

-Four doors north Of Madison St..
ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THEIR
"a customers with Drugs, Chemicals. Paints.
Oils. Dye Stufs, Brushes, Perlumery, Fancy
Goods, etc. etc.
Our PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT is complete
with al the necessary appliances. and stocged
with Pure Drugs. Chemicals. Extracts, resinoid
and fluid and will be controlled BY competent
and practical Pharmaceutists. Weinvite Ply
sieiaus, Planters, and all persons interested, to
call aud see Us.
We intend making the Prescription Depart
ment. and furnishing Physicians, Planters and
Families. a specially.
2Si Main st., feur doors north of Madison. GIT
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Shelby Nurseries.

Apple and Peach Trees, zoe each;
SIS per zoos sI25 per 1000.
Pear. Plum, cherry, Apricot and
Almond Trees, soc each.
Concord Grape Vines, sic per 100
$50 per 1000; $3.50 per 5000.
osher articles at prsportion=tely low rat e.
Best shipping facilities BY Express or Ere ,rb,
Trains.
address. KoEN & BLRDso' e.
is Collierviiie. Shelby County. Tenn.
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100 CORDS GOOD WOOD FOR SALE. AT
HUI loot Of Poplar strost- hy
AT H.DOw. aOs Front st.
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Election Notice.

Mayor pro tempore.
Attest L. X. RICHARDS. City Register.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
Anecdotes Ofinn ,dianS.


When RaNanoI, w., was buried
bN the Indians, one Oftlr fiji st houS.
cS attacnrd WAS occupied by two
women, who. reused i,on heir >lum.
Drrs luSlcd from the lIoilse, and
stood there mutnnlcSS with terror,
Watching the 9rlm monsters, until
one Cf them brought them their
riulh hes. his act of X ui ness
drought them to their SENSES. They
dressed themselves, gathered tho
children. unl fled lu the wools, leav-
ng the >avasrS To finish plumbers
lnS the house.
In alrtnr place u woman had
tac boidnc>s 10 uporli'l t icm i.r dis.
trc>S,nS helpless women ami chill
,lrcl, tcilln. that II they had the
spirit and souls of warriors. they
on 1t cross the river and II 1l,i the
men at the fort. The Indians bore
II very patiently ,oniI say ine, 'Squntw
must not say t1D much.
They ~ tered the house of Mrs. f.,
a woman very untidy in her person.
Ill ap,a arancc. Tney SEIZED her,
and despite her screams OF terror,
carried her 10 the creek ncal by,
and gave hcra thorough ab!utlon,
warning her that /, they ever caught
her so filthy again they would Kill
her
Anolicr woman, having her
young son taken away with other
little n,NS, followed the Indians with
ncr other children, and cn,rcaied
them to give mp her little boy, wiich
They dill. She then iu.crcrrlci Tor
others, an.l succeeded in getting l.
~ more OF her nclSiI,Jrs' cliidrcn.
Oac ot the Indians then, in tic OF
gool humur, offered to c:,lry her
over the rlv,r on his b,cI. sac ne.
ceprl his u o,bSu, aia lho SiNaCo
giliart clrIirh her safely over. tho
the water wds up 10 his waist. She
SuJn rrIurLrd wiiii her lltle band
III ,yS, to idc great shrl'riss ;tii'l
loy ol their llIraiiS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
Sing Away Your Grief.

We can sing away our cares easier
than We can reason them avav.
The birds are the earliest to sing in
the morning; the birds are more
Aithout care than anything | know
of Sing in the evening. Singing
Is The Last thing thar robins do.
When they have done their daily
wori-whcn they have flown their
las fight. and picked up their 'ast
morSrl OF +, od, and cieansed their
bills ona napkin of IA bougli, then
Oh Il top twig they sing one song of
p,aiSc. know they sleep Swceter
fuIir. They dream music; for some.
times i'll the nigh; they break forth
in singing, aud Stop suddenly a'trr
,hc tiis. note, startled 10y their own
Voice. Oh. that we might sing eve
ninG and morning, and let song
touch song AL the way through.
AS was returning ON TIA coun-
try the other eve ling, between six
and seven o'cloct, bearing Il haSiet
OF flowers, | met Il maj that was
AZ
He looked brick ami mortar all
over. He had worked the entire
day, and mad t!i' appearance of u
man that would not be afraid to
work. He WAS walking on with IL
light step, and singing 10 himself as
he passed down the street, ti.uyh
he had b .rn working the whole day,
and nca ~ the whole week. Were
it not that my good thoughts always
come 10 late, lould havc gwen
him a large allotment of NY flowers.
II ne had no, been ont OF sight when
the idea occurred To me. | should
have hailed him and said, = have
Noii wor ird III! dly , "Ot course
| ha>r.' he would have said. =" Are
YOU singing - "Oi c ,urSe an. "
Tlrn take lI.Sc 4 tlbNrrs no NJ, an,l
| give them 20 Nour wife. and tell her
Wlla Il blessing slc has in yoii. y
Oi. that we could put songs un.
der our burdens! Oh! that wo
could extract the ScaSc ui SORROW by
song. Then these things would not
poison 81 much. Sng in the house.
frdci Your children To sing. When
ronhIcS comr, 20 ut them with
SongS. Whcn gririS arise, sing
.iirm down. L:it the voice OF praise
against cares. p.ai>r Gml by sing.
uIs: thai will lit You above trials
oi every sort. Attrnpa 1t, They
sing ia heaven: aud alluMg Guti \
prop.c upon earth, song l. the ap'
irnrriate language ot Christian feel
lnS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26

TIE INVENTION OF LIrHOGRA-
PiiY The lnimtirn,c Ot Il German
wi>iIrrWolit, lcl to the invention
ol lillogiap!N. Ii The history Of dat
elegant art bcgilS with Il h0mcIy
domestic : enc, which occurred a,
il which three characters figured,
-Mmlaiuc S,'nrirllcr. the poor wid.
ON OF rXcrlrut actor, then recent
" deceased; her Sun, AloiS Senc.
fielder, aged tAcu,Ntwo, - Nuulg
man oi inventive iurn and the i'm.
! pat cent waShriWuman Just nncaIiUn
| rl. The waS'nrwuliI had calrd
AT the home OF tIiS widow Tor til,
week y wash : hut HE list was
not radN, and HE widow asked ben
son Ia take il. He looked ~ Il
lc room lnr II piece of paper n.'on
which to write II. without being ah.t
iu find lnc least fragment, aid Itt
noticed also thai hlS inh WlS dry.
" al,ri women lic mol apt 10 lmoN't.
awrd hN Sllcli customers. ana lIl>
One certainty did nui conceal her III.
PATIENCE while ilI' llnillrsS Sehi'll
Wns li.crcdiug. The Young man
had iu The apartment u siiino'h, s"i''
cream cululrd stone. such ~ litn, =
inphors nov use. Tie had also =
mass vt paste mnhr If lamphlark.
wan, Soal, unI WAFER. In the hurry
of The nunrnt, he dashed upon ihc
soft. siuuolll Siour the short list ol
garments. using Iur Tie purpose illi'
awkward lump ol UN TASTE. Th,
NuSt woman went I'll WITH lrl
smal, bundle at clothes, peace VA
restored 10 the family. aud the writ
ius on tie stone rcnaincd.--It
he .UOaihy
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26

Tl.,y must have curious IDEAS Of
.un out IN Michigan. Among tho
MllS rcp,r,cd Ia hr Legislature Is
one to prevent the shooting of amy
person 'in slmit.'
Two thGu,ani ciil2cns Of Indian.
apols signed the pl'dGr ~ the bc.
ginning ot the year, alnd eleven ut
ihrni are believed 10 have kept i.
tliuS far
\ UnivrrsiliSt clergyman in Chi.
ergo recently announced n Sunday
evening lrclur, on the subject, shall
~ Worship God or our srdn,llitli.
crs =
Mike McCoo,c IL getting quito
~, Siocraiic since hiS marriage ~
81. Louis. His saloon his been re-
moved lu u handsome building III
i,Sp, ,c,ahlc locality.
Five lucky white pine Spectators
r.rrntly arrived IN san Frlncisc',
each with slt 5000 10 his credit Ia
bank. Al these fortunes wero
made by scllin. out, not rs nl.uinS'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26

ACCIDENT oN 1If3 RUTLAND AND
y ASillNGTUN t.. k--On SATURDAY.
Hight las, two pisScugrr ciiS 81
he uighl train over this rnad, WEI,
brown from he lllck hN lro,ri
nil near II, SluidS SNitcll, abuu
ticr miles from l'uLlth,y station
lio'h ears wcht down the lanh snlin
witA iNc lee aud w'rf turned
~ side down. We W,ir unlm
uudic ciungli to h" amuu . the 'lub
ii~lI' which wa, laN iug all M t.tl,tl
uoa,l' 1t the iil.t ear HAT went III /:
vet Though the pjuN idricr uf t,mi
e rscnl"d " ~ llilir lulUN S,N
Ell vi the ,mS~eugcIS we're more 81
csS injured. tut none ut til'm Scti
hu~lN, ard what stCm,d stranger
80 uS ilHii hulc wrlr ii.lod. Tho
pas. n-,iS were nIl taken 10 l,ut.
Land ~ Ilr baggage car Whcir I rS
were Nrii taken riie ui 10y the HnHu
igtiS ui the imid u II uihtI>. WIIri,
dtt,i Il delay ui u lev hulis. Hll
nu"rti,dio io heir iVSl"t tive d'>liu
iliuuS, irr,ing thankful lo Gum toi
nay ing rescued iirm from uniinrii
pcril.-Iaicpcn i,M
The Baptist Society of i;uilanl
have purchased the IcSitcur oI
Horace Barney, Washington street
for "A parsonage. Price $4,000.
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ipniinI

Ihc cN>,oAi uI D.c. ..uinting uSCd
Ia n", ANA IL Yet, Il ). Inc extent, Il
idlO.lIr ld>.iiir among the iniabi
IaDtS uf the Green Mountains, To-
aunt succeSsiull, itqui.cs II thor.
ouSii knoN ledge ot the bee and Ill
i,> hanii>; ANA therefore. like any
olhri game, ,liOSc who love the sport
tIhic themselves upun Ilrlr PRONE.
cncN. Inc hunter starts ont armed
Nltna >nldli noN with Il sliding coN
cr, Il card Of lIoIirN comb, and Il
>i All bottr ul honey, moia>srS. or
>uii ctIldg suited 10 he taste ot the
',cc. W men near the lucalItNol wild
oV,S he ii l. the comb MItn the hon
rN iron thc bottle, place, it in the
Duttom ui ,llr box, and hunts for "A
/ oer upon Il Hover. which, h e u
iOund. he brushes into the box, at
/ h S.iinc time closing t1c box. The
PRISONER wifi buzz Tor a whIc, and
goes 10 tilIIng MS Sick nom the lp.i-
~ IN the no,tom of the box. / he
hulIicr then pace, tie box in Il Ia
NoIabic position tor SEEN. It, and
SldrS back the cover. Ii aV nw
"Iilcd. as thc hunters say, ,hr bee
IllrS straight IL his tree, alId returns
10 M h1"la, bIlnglng others With
him. Ot,cn;lmc these wOrhcrS IN.
crcdSc 50 rapidly that il S.cadN
stream Will uc seen going to and
I . L.,
tuNoWcd 10 The tree at once. Fle-
qncnily large deposits OF honey are
.uIuu IN tulS way, winch HE little
worhtl> SNOW is mitch bravery III
defeating rs Industry in gathering.
IiIcic i\rd IN the town ut Il
an rNcr,tllC cilaiartpr. Uncle Joe,
J Ni!o~c particular prlic Mas III being
lhuuGnl Il mastered tlIl> sport. OAcc
ulI the arplUacn Of the hunting sea-
SON, iir went out, rs usual, armed
NIln urc huN ANA money bottle. aud
soon had i Nnrkrr cdu9nt, hnt some
lpN hr SuuNrd IN lttIcr luUIli trchct'
a. dos honey. He .ct MIA 20 and
cuUght dllulnrr, WAC brhdN ,u IL
IKE u;ilncr ; aI,d 80 he SiNnt the
dry, ,rNrlA .rrrciu~lng his tree uIicii
,.,.,, t,,.,,,n, ,hn ,,... III
.',a,,-,r h,,ns,., ,l,,.I,,nu, t,r ~.
49,. ,,,,, Lu,.n tn,. nI,. lr,,,,
mn, n,.,.n.,,.,.t Ia. r,>. ~, ia,
.,.1, mn, ,.r,, hnu. Lr,I,'., In.
..,, tt,,hniI ot lh.. door h,. r,,,
lh,,.i,t. t,,,,s ,,,,,,,t ,.,., ,,,l II.
IA. ,n,1. ma, me-. u,s ,n,n,s,l +,
,,,s,..,r an IN ,,,., .,,.d voi,
ca nr,.,,.,, sneak u,ur, sin, s,,,
Il Il un,lu. ln,. nuiIlr ~, brtur
. her .>l,rr,,.,,l,n.J vim :, tvinkl
in h,i,,ur,. ..NciI yclI .I,rt
,ou main, cone and .,k,u u,y c,,.
tnroIl 10 llrc bees with ~ Jo,
looktd aud S,.,ju" his honey born,
iu,ou..nrd. SAW Inc j,Nr and ~ iItrd
Tor H., anew hc vo',,a never nro
tur last If il. rs ON, of tbs m.igu-
bu, : BOSS uaplrn Il lolc present
'iI..,t - A. a,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26

Nr'cl iun down Aulr opponent :
goods III puui:c. lNt him lat i"'
al, own advertising.
President Jollnson takes his son
l,ulu,t with him 10 Europe. Tue
,ou. . gann is nalulally militant, bu'
Is u sla,rlo drink.
\ Traveller ~ PENNSYLVANIA asked
he L,udIorl II they had ANY case.
of sun stroke in that towni no Sif,
SINS the landlord. IT Il man Ge's
drunk here, We say he Is dlnnk-.'lia
never call It by any other name
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
DENTISTRY.
DIR. j. y. CL AIR IN :

o BRADFORD, NEEMoNr,
Nuuld respectfully announce Ia al persons
requiring Inc service. oi a Dentist, that hr l.
prepared 10 perform all operation, pertaining
to hl, profession iu accordance Wl.h the Latest
Improvement, la the science.
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l. i. Winter or Sprinq7

Is i, Winter or SPRING.
But few days ago, while by NY
window, on II Sabbath ctruluu.
looking ont upon the scenery of Il
New Englaud valley, and the hills
and muuniailIS beyond, Thought
c, uld read one lesson dcSgur | for
us hy he succession Of Spring to
Winter, and naturally Slii to my
self, Watchman, what uf the
rnight?' How stands the account 4!
Does the burden grow lighter; and
is the future radiant with hope!
It was the last Sabbath and the
last day of the So.caIlcd Winter
mon hS. The SNOW lay deep. The
atmosphere waS cold and frosty.
HE golden hight ofthe sinking sun
WAS resting softly upon the bosom
Of the valley. 1t gradually crept
higher, as | gaZrd, til it had bathed
IN beauty and glory the submits ut
the mountains. and soon lcft them
to be wrapped in the incoming
shades of night. But notvthStand.
iug The grandeur and beauty and
glOlN of ticS enc. felt n sense Of
drcalincSS and drsolation as lool>ed
mp the country over the wide aud
/ chilly regions where the winds alc
/ cNldcntlN y severe. AID the induce
! ,ncutS to leave ones tirrSidr few.
/ The trees, stripped Of toliiLr. wtlt
| Standing like iruzru ScntiuclS: no
( 'Uuciul bird MAS to hp seen uI
/ heard; nu flower with open throat
/ ,uil>ting for the refreshing CcWS Ut
/ night. The hills and mountains
seemed hounl up in uulrIculih@ =
( lbs Of frost. How Ike the irclia
/ DHS heart is all This thought !. 10.
morrow VIII hr uominaIlN the first
day of Spring, and, though probn
a'N aN co.d rs 20 day. | am nrVclth"
tess rrmiuicd, bN the very name oi
NulnT, of hearts which have f. I
! thr blessed influence of the low o,
! Christ. With these "ihp tine Ot
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cured ior INN Respectable clothing.
ANA Ntlch other .hriIS as were pos
Sib.c htu Jten used to make him rn
dnra"lr, We cam handy say sent.
able. He still survives, sustained
ID, another Ulo,lrr, wa is also an
h ruolabIc and worthy citizen. Ban
e Is Il totdt wreck III body, mind,
and heart. All those fine powers
are golr, blrAcl out by he accn.Se..
fires of strong drink. Al those ac
coInpllshmrntS are snothcrcd, ut
terry dead, rutlcd down 10y dI>sipa-
tlon and corruption. lfthls ace ,nnt
Should br set before his eyes he
would not he oittndrd or troubled.
tor there is not enough lrit to III
/ dcrStdnd l., and to be cl;icr offend
eel or bct,rIcd 10y il. soon the
gray" will receive his dust, all else
has gone before.
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