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none Of his customers hsd like him ric6
tot: mould to grow gisnks In, they had
20 Washington Alpines." We csn draw from
thM yalusble moral. that NAY saTo VI RON
itks disappointment. Our advice Is 10 WaiE
H'tle and see what you will see-A Small
humbug,
- os4oE ORANGE sKKD.
L&ab Rasou there wns gathered about nj.
teen Thousand bushels Of this seed. against
elRht or ntne thousand III 1867. and seven or
% or g bushel, fson the starting
point.ED. The pr~seut quantity caunot
oe kold this spring, hence the desire to make
corner. ard run ap. the price. To this end
some patEts are etdeayortne to firm ring
70, put ne RI RTE ut s hushel i T. douht
Plant-eroeers are able to taks care
Of themselves, but farmers Who wish 10 grow
their own plsnts have no occasion to be Ia q
bury. The price cannot 50 above tho pred
snt rates. VIZ, SIS, and may fail bel Nv.
seed must be carried over. and those Who
hold on for hleh prices mar have more than
they may find profitable to hold. The
amount of seed for this year will sow shout
ten thousand acres Parties who he'd
to tell At reasonable rates. Heavy sales
were made last fall on speculation, and these
plants come back on the market.
Parties now oder to contract for No.
plants next fall at one dollar and twenty-five
cents 8 Thousand In quantities of million.
We hsre before advised farmers to purchase
thelr plants, rather than TO buy the seed and
grow Them. We have grown plants for sale
and tor our own use, bat for small lots dad
It more economical 70 buy Of those sho N IKE
u . ont!ness. next fall plants will be plenty
at two dollars thousand in small lots, and
| price Il he has the secd gircn him, and three
l1mes ont Of fonz be viii fail to gtow them
At all, for the spsuutlng Of Usage seed re-
| qulrcs some skill and great deal OF personal
attel uon. Usage seed should not be sold
higher than apple seeo, II IS hith and
That ean be had at ten d;llars In small lots ;
1 aud costs Al the cider mill about three or
four dollars. Osage seed should be laid down
IN Chicago for seven dollars bushei and
furnished IN small lots FOR ten dollars.
we will suppose. that l5t0o bushels OF
1 seed axe soKn, and allow ou'y 20 UD pl1uts to
which q: s, 0u to the mile Wln make 90, 900
miles Of hedge; dlyide this among the IL. .3l0
fsr1nk, and nc hs re over two hundre rods OF
hedge jor each. These farms contain of in.
proved ana anlmproEed land 14G acres each.
allowing # I'd 90 one side and dlyIdiLg IL .
!srn ip.o four fields you'd require ,sso rods
| OF hedge to each. which at 3o0 rods year
would require eeven ) ears to complete the
ht dge. ln addition 10 his We have Il, COX. .o01
acres ufimpscEed land, that must be provi
dtd ior.
It Will be seen that this hedge business /:
ore o. great inheritance to the peopse Of the
prai1se States, where timber md ttoEe art
net 10 hr had at reasonable rates. To maks
this N.0G0 miles Of fence With pine lumber
using uLly three kiI Itch fence boards to thl
panel, would require 10, ,OD0.00O feet, at al
a.ern4 cost oi rs per N, making 3l5o, 100,
0N add to Ibis G4O posts to the mile At hi
teel cents each and we have per mile Of tenc'
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r.: MILL POND
AND
Channel Oysters.

After rhe Is. of November, it is pro
posed to furnish these Oysters. eith,r il
the shell "r "p.nrd, in quantities TO suit
purchasers, and at the lowest marke,
prizes.
The Mill Pond Oysters supplied will
he celebrated e UILA ISLAND OYS
TER, from the Luca, Mill Pond, II,
Charleston, which. f"r rlnmpucs>, il
wei! known 10 be mnsnrpass, d, ,
Tcrms cusI,. Orders s"lr ted from
all parts nf the "'ur,ry. Address
THOMAS MC;;RADI Agent.
p. O. BOX M :i39, Charleston, :. G
'REFERENcEs. -Jamrs Ads" i Cn.
Hnn. j. B. t'an,Pt.ll. DR.. st. Ravrncl
David Jcnniug-,-Mceraly 4 Sun, W
q. Dinyl". john $ Ryan. .-. ~. III
Oct IT. lnr
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MAlI NOTICE.

UNTIL further no ice the VAIL for
the Rail .gq,d' will, cl 30. ut s o'clock.
A. NJ, each. day. FIR I.rmeastrr. at
I o'clock, PM--oa Mondays md Fri:
,lays. For Jefferso's iaefz O'clock,
IT.. on Frjd,y's. ......,t
OFFfCE H0URs-fyom q AM,
untilI P. NJ From 81 p NJ. .to,5
P. NJ. Snbdajy's-from 0! a. NJ 10
! 10 A. NJ, ,iand from 5 p. M.'tm6P
NJ. Also; halfanhournfte the mailopsns
hight. JOHN A. BOSWELL, pm
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'--Al.SU'

One. Tract of Land in Kcrshaw Coun.
| ty on the Head Waters Of Little Beaver
Dam, containing Eighty Acres, more
or less, bounded South Gy lands Of
Jolu VI. Shaw, West:by lands of the
Estate of Hardy Thorn. North by lands
of the E.s,a,e OF Patience DcBruhl. East
By lands Of the same. Levied upon az
the property of the Estate Of Hardy
Thorn, deceased. at the sui. Of James
X. Thyrn. -
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All that lot of Land in Town Of Cam
den, knOwn aud distinguished in the
plan Of said Town, u lot No seven
hundred and 'wcn,y.th.ce, (723) l,av.
ing Il trout Oh Broad STR ct, of one hun.
died feet, aud extending back west.
wardly five bundled aud seventy three
(573) feet, bounded North by Ls' M.
seven hundred aud twenty-five, (722,)
South by Lot No. (74S) seven hundred
and f"rty.cightg Levied upon as the
pr,pcr'y of q l. Cha,,en. deceased, Ut
the suit Of B. :. Stewart. Assignee.
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. 4 T.Sfl

All that Tract of Land lying on the
waters of Swift Creek; Kerslaw: Coun-
ty, containing seventy four and onc.half
acres, bounded North BY lands Of Mary
T.. 1Soykiu. East by State; Road, South
by lands Of the Estate of Lcmuel Boy.
kin, West by ln.>ds of Lemucl Baykin
and Lcmnel w. Boykin, deceased,
known rs Tract B., in divisions Of Lcmucl
W. B"ykin's land. -.
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SHERIFPS SALES.
.SaERIFE'S OrFICE,

CAMDEN, IS. g., Oct. i, 1869.
DY virtue of fsundry writs of Fl. ia. to
ID nc directed and lodged, | will
proceed to sell in front OF the Court
House in :Camdcn, on the first Monday,
and first day.of November next, within
the legal hours Of sale, the following
mentioned and described property TO-
wit: -, ~. p. -.
One Trace of Land situated in Kcr-
shaw County, containing One Hundred
aud Fifty AcrcS more ortess; bound d
Nor'hby landy" r. Anderson, South
by landss of Charles Perkins. East by
lands of Estate OF Thomas Elliott and
Charles Perkins, West by Estate lands
Of Patience d. l,ruhl. Levied upon as
tho properly ufIlnrdy Thorn, deceased,
1t the suit Q" James K. Thorn.
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ALSO

One Turp."linc Still and Fixtures,
three miles North of Camden, nca, for.
merly Culburns Mil Levied upon as
the property Of ID u. ll"c'tt, at the
suit Of the Bank "f Camden, $. T..
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Also

" Tract of one hundred and eighty.uine
acres, known and described as Tract c.,
in division Of lauds ol'I.cmuel B"ykin's
Estate, us purchased per DIR. Sha:npn,
bounded North and East BY lands of
said Lcmucl Bo>kin's Estate, East by
lands Of DR.. Il. j. Rcmbcrt, S"u'h and
West hy lands late Of >aid Lcmucl Buy
kin's Estate. Levied on aud to hr snld
as the property Of Mrs. Mary i. Boykin
at the suit of Geo. u. Williams, & 70.
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Also

! Cne Tract ofI,snd situate in Ker,
shaw >CDdn. " SOD waters Of Hanging
Rock Creek; containing Three Hundred
and Eighty Seven Acres more 6r:less,
bounded East by lauds of Rubt. Kirk
ley, South by lnudso Willia~ Clyburn,
West by lands of jesse Trucsdell, North
BY lands Of Mary CASTOR. Levied upon
az the property Of B. i. CastoD, at the
suit of William A. Clyburn.s
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT
or TIE
UNITED STATES.
DISTHICT OF S. g.

Er.pnyfc, JOS. NJ. GAYLE, Assignee,
In Re Seaborn Jones, Bankrupt-Pe-i
tition to sell Real Estate. 49,.
in pursuance of an order Of Court made
in the abuvc stated carc, August 18th.
1860, 1.-The Lien Creditors Of the said
Scaburn Jones, Bankrupt. are required
To establish their liens Def re W. j.
Clawsor, Register, within thirty days
from the date of this &, notice., or be
AIRED from, all benefit of the decree Tor
distribution to he made in this case. ..
1t is further ordered, that within the
time aforesaid, they .slhw cause, ifany
they have, why the estate of tho said
Bankrupt should not be sold free from
incumbrance. J. NJ GAYLE,
Sept. 1T. Assignee.
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NIBANKRUPTCY.
FOUND.

The subscriber has two shoa,s. which
ssraysl int' his prcu.is's.= e'n, barrow
aud one SOW, bptE black. The owner
is reque$,cs! t" call pr"vc pr p 'rty. pay
expenses of, advetti,ins and take 'tl,en
away a. '. - -, 49,,
il JONATHAN SERTAlM
At Gen. Chesnnt's Hermitage Place.
Oc' 20; .rag =. <yuE u.
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One Seventy Barrel Turpcntinc Still
and Fixtures, at lIaj"r Ada,u,' Mill =
Levied up"u as the property Of ID. D.
ilnc"tr. at the suit "i illc Bank Of Can-
den, S. T..
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NOTICE.

!: . Col. WM. w., 'SnANNoy1iwih act ns
my Agent during my absence from the
State. -... &C. ROBINSON: "
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JiDISSOLUTION.

The Mercantile C"parrner>hip here.
fpiorc existing under the Maine nj
CaIrEh 4 CHEs$ur. has been dissolv
cd bS -niu' iai consent. Mr. Carer will
close the business Of the cqnccrn.
+. J. GARTER.
.lIW!ij9p A:icHEsNUT, -,
Oct. y: ;,.ca -.aiir 2ni1-I IT.
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ALSO

All that parcel Of Land in Camden,
known as tho old Brick Yard. being
part ofone square in said Town, bound
ed wrst by Campbell street, (264) feet,
more or less, North by Watcrcc street,
South by Mulberry street, running East
IN Wa,crec and Mulberry street l60
Feet, On the East by balance Of said
square, all that point of Land lying
wcs. Of Campbell street, bounded by
road leading to Bridge, North and South
by Mulberry street. Levied upon AZ
the properly "fC. l.. Chut'cu, deceased,
at the .uit uf B. S. Stewart, Assignee.
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.AIIS(l-

Que Tract Of Land ia ifcrshaw Cuan.
~ four miles northeast Of Camden con-
tuinipg. one bundled and five l0o) a.
crcs. the same being part of a Tract
of Land generally called "Malvin," E"
bought at Commissioners in Equity sale,
by Jno. a. Ncl>on, and conveyed by
him t" &. i. Chat,cn. Levied upon us
the property ofG. l.. Challen, deceased,
ut the suit Of B. S. Stewart, Assignee.
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Liberal Advances made on ConsiSnmenis.
REFERENCES. ... -. -
Andrew Sinonds, Esq. President First
National Bnnk Charleston. :. G. Messrs.
Cameron. Bnrklcy & Co. Charleston. s. c.
II. T.. Peak. Esq General Superintendent :.
L.. r. n Charleston. S. e.. Mcssrs. Cover.
OK. MarkIry l. Co.. GrcenviIle, ) c. Hon.
nmes FrrnW. SplEaaburg. s. c. Hon. B.
+. Cr..yinn Anderson. :. T.. . .
pMul E. T.. SILL. is our agent nj Cam.
den. and Nil make liberal advances OH Con.
sgrmfnis 10 our house.
seEr. SO. Gn.
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

= DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LaRe Thomas J. Ancrum-Onhr.
An Creditors having Liens agaiast the
ESa,e of said Bankrupt. are ordered TO
prove the same before w. I Chwson,
Register; at Yu.kvillc. within one
anouth from date or be buried fronra any
bene6tisnhe decree for distribn,iO'lin
be made iu this case.
BY order Of Distric, Court,
a.,.,is JOHN -KERSHAW,
Oct. 2S.--3t Assignee.
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Ono old Cart aud Ilnr.c. ..-i
Terms Cash, purchasers paying for
stamps and papers. ..'ii.4
j. Z. BOSWELL, S. &c
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a CARD.

DIR. b. f. WATKGN; having rcsu-
med the practice of Medicine, respect.
fully tenders his services to the citi-
zcns of Camden aud vicinity.
Office aud residence ut K;rkwood.
Oct. Z. . '.r- G II .~
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Re John Cantcy-Onl'r.
An Creditors having liens agaiast
sAc Estate Of said Bankrupt, are ,rdehcd
u prnso the same bcf,rc w. I. Claw.
son, Register at Yorkvillc, wukin one
,uuuth, from. date or lie barred from any
bencGl. in iAc decree for distribution tu
be,laiez zin this case - = :
BY order Of District Court.
JOHN KERSIlAW,
" Oct. 2S.-3t. Asst gnce.
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SCHOOL NOTICE,

T.. SCHOOL NOTICE.
TIL EcS,m:i$tD # MrcJoltN- :. i,UR.
oErs Sch"' w,l" rnnurrnrc regularly,
on Mud y ,l# Ia, instant, aud will
be conduit j i" ID" ScInml, lI~u>c 7c-
rr"Il, nc uri' d ,ly DIR. j.. +. Mathews.
TulrI"> lnARGt-S5.U w rcr mun'h:
REFERS 10 &C..
Gen. }. B. kLR>uAw. Col. w. NJ.
SHANNON, Gen. JAS 'CuEsNUr, Rev.
S. Il. HAY.
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KERSHAW--In Equity. a4,
NJ. M. Kirkland, Adm <, j,,,..:s
"a. ..... vs.I".i. .--'' Bill for :.
Jas. B. CurctoD,:. #"-s@. foreeaosure
Wm. Dixon. 7,a4-"gl - Jl' o:i "z!!" }
On tho first Monday in November 20
next, by decrctal order made in theiE
above case at May term, 1869, ] will .
sell before the Court House in Cam
den certain tract of Land near Liberty
Hill, known as the Dixon place, ecu-'
tanning 1000 acres more or less, on q
both sides Of Waterec River. 90 part Of
Singlcton's creek, bounded BY Lands Of
Estate of John Perry, deceased, B. B.
McCoa, William Dixon and james 3" 20
Curcton. ... ...:. '"a: ..i '.!i
Terms onc-fourth Cash, balance on o q
credit of one, two and three years to :be -
secured by bond with two or more ap- !,
proved surctics, bearing annual interest -
from day ofsalc, and a mortgage Sfahet
premises. .,.n,,H. Hnu'V1nN- lis i
Purchasers to pay for stamps and
papers, I. c. SILVER, ,SdIsfsAa' CIeIk, ,
Oct. IA. .'' ~ '''' y! 's1''''A 81" - ~
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Encourage Southern Institutions:

/, r.,.- 81. p: 7---iHA7,;o 20 strfGd
This is Southern Company, ebad
tered by the. Legislature Of Tsgnssefe,
with a ( CApITAL sufficient 70 mike
her roliablc beyond d question ana
doing a strictly LIFE INSURANCE.
Business and none. other. yRro6uaghy
the experience of older Compapiss.asds
having adopted the most libera! pAnisb a
together with rigid economy I'm our
management, our success has exceed
cd our greatcst oxpcetationsaaudbitas
placed the .COAlPANY,ip .aiperp,anept!
and reliable position. IL its ffat ,tHoo
years VIC have issued between THREE !;
THOUSAND and THREE THOU.
SAND. FIVE; HUNDRED D2P0lHa
CIES. and our accamulatidnsu aanouut'l
to EIGHTHUND1R,ElD THQEsANQo
Ptesds. NJ NJ y. wicks, President pfaai a lts Mem IL
phis & Charleston Il. Re- - ''''''I -
Vice. Presd't, >. j. 7. ;2PETTIg.ro.&2. SIT
Scc'y, ". T. BOYLE. a.; o,st og ,,.o 81.
'' REEfEREKcEs: .o,.,,. -,
Hon. G.. A, Trenholm, James 81.
Wilson and W. J. Magrath, Of fcharies.
ton Hon. j. P. King, of fsAug,lstaaA1.
R. J.. MAGILL;; vod
3. %'.-.''' Gcn'l Agent for s. c.,
DR.. C. j. SHANNON, Med Examiner.
Oct. ~ - ,..-.'.. ,'.@'' -"
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For Composing with Cotton Seed.
This article is manufactured at the
COMPANY'S WORKS, under the
direction and snpcrlntcnacIce Of DR.
Ravcnci.
1t contains the same elements o: fer.
,ility US SOLUBLE PACIFIC GU
ANO, except ,latit is not furni>hci
with AMMONIA. 1t is prepared cx-
pr ssly for comps i"g with cotton seed,
Which furnishes the element Of AM-
MONA; the object being to rcudeT
thr side product Of the plantation
available to the highest degree as an
element Of fertility. For further airl
particular information apply to the un'
aersyGed. ....
J. N. ROBSON, 81.
Agent fg South c,roioa,-.
1&2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston.
J"tlN' S. REESE Ja,, I'LL. .
Geucral Agent, Baltimore.
Oct. %. .- 3m.
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KERSHAW--In Equity.

KERSHAW--m Equity. =.
j. D., Dunlap, j, -: =; = i: e.
c.E KID, Suggestions to fora1
.''' Oa close Mortgage ::
Robt. Latta,
IN obedience to an order in above sta>
ted case, from I. j. Moses, Judge, to
me directed, l will proceed to SC II 10
Camden, on the first Monday, irst. day
of November next, two parts Of vacant
Lots in the Town Of Camden. on ,Lyt-
tlcton and Lawrence Streets, known and
distinguished in tho plan of said Town,
as Lots Nos. 9l3, aud Oh, to be sold
on II credit Of twelve months. Titles
signed bat not delivered until tho mo,
ncy be. pail 80 muclr cash :rcqu;fedaa
will pay expenses ofSale.
j. p. BOSWELL, s, Z. G.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-10

NEW YEARS STORY.

"To-morrow is New Years" said little
Prue 10 herself, as size sat before the FIRE,
with her hand. clasped about her knees,
watching the flames as they leaped up redly
among the few cinders and blocks Of wood.
!. | wonder what III get for present Chill
dren always get presents, | guess
Poor little Pruo She was all unused to
life, and her six years had not given her
knowledge enough 10 fully comprehend the
tolls and weary labor her mother went
through daily, to get living for herself and
two children. 1t was a scanty living at
best, earned with her ncver-idle needle ; but
she worked as women can work when they
know that their families are dependent upon
them for the bread they eat and the clothes
they wear. Could little Prue have felt how
tired her mother was each night, and realized
how little her income was, she would not
have expected present, and | think she
would not have wished for one for she loved
her mother dearly, and was always willing to
do what she could to help her, and tighten
the labor which she had to 90 through with.
Three years before, Prue's father had gone
away on q voyage at sea. Pruc could re-
member him very we'll He used to trundle
her on his knee and toss her up and down in
his great, brawny arms, and tell her the most
wonderful stories Of the great, wide ocean,
where nothing was to be seen but sky and
water. Prue used TO wonder very much at
that, and her little mind could not take In or
comprehend the statement but she believed
it, of course, as she did everything papa told
her and when she got tired and sleepy, he
used TO sing queer old sailor songs with Won
derfnl choruses, and she would drop off to
sleep with her head lying on his bosom. And
Pruo could rememberh how he used to whistle
to Billy, the baby, who was only half a year
old, then; and Billy would blink and crow,
and double up his little fists in the most
laughable way imaginable.
And Prue could remember when he went
away 10 sea, on what he said was TO be his
last cruise. He had kissed her, and baby,
and baby's mother, and told her that after a
year had gone by, he should never leave them
again and then no went away, and Prue
got awayin dark corner, and cried just as
though her heart was breaking
That was three years ago. Hew 10 stay
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-10

DEATH or DEACON SrowE oF WEsrFIELD.-
Deacon John II. Stowe of Westfeld, died at
his residence in that town on Tuesday morn
ing, of paralysis. He leaves five children,
one of them Postmaster William Stowe of
Springfield. Deacon Stowe was member Of
tho First Congregational church in West6eld
tifty-nine years. He was the superintendent
Of the first Sabbath school in that place. IL
has been said of him--doubtless with truth.
that he has attended more prayer meetings
and offered more prayers than any person who
has ever lived in Westfeld. His life has
been in beautiful consistency with that fact,
and his loss is mourned by all. AT recent
prayer meeting the fact was stated that Dea-
con Stowe had read the Bible through in
course once year for the last sixty years,
and when attacked by fit on Sabbath last
he was found with the precious book open be-
fore him, thus dying, ike faithful soldier
with his sword in his hand.
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a"u " NY 'u'r'' - 4" 9 nv "nsio 'uV
"'nuH ..,, woro iui u ,oys' my s'oppeu,
anu Dliiy cD ~, 20 naiu 'nu' 1 rue eonsei'eI
70 70 N. iher' were HORSES anu uoss' ana
oirus' ana guns ana swords ana ships' ana
oruns' put inc siShu winch took rrue.s Tyes
most was agreat uoii, almost as large as D,l-
y. WIN oiuo eye. ana PINK cheeks ana the
prigh'e.. o' PinN SiN urssses 'Iii''ii, WIN iloe
ana wiite tippons ana hansing Close Dy was
me UNREST bonnet you ever saw, WIN cunning
itte PINK roseouds IN H. ana iew ii'''c
green leaves, ana Wide open rose on inc ,op'
ana charming CLOAK OF scarlet WIN WINE
iur all around IT, ana frae tnougnt 'ney must
belong 10 inc ooii indeeu, sue was sure 'ney
did' Tor they looked as II they would NJ ner
exactly. linen she iooked az uie ooii again.
and her eyes were, on 50 iuii OF longing 10,
the beautiful creature una. inc kino iaeea
woman who stood behind inc counter asked
her Il she would IKE 70 take II,
true was ialrly beside herSeh win delight
when she had inc doii IN her arms. ono mt
Cd IT, and kissed u, ana admired Us req SHOES
fastened WIN "hl'e buttons ana pat'ea i's
chubby cheeks ana mace II cry oy puinng
string ana the kind laay showed ner now 70
MAKE J., ron i'S eyes ana 'i,,'' i'osa ayson
coulant 90 rue TAXED az, inc wllie' ana
nS iauy hs'enon' anu s'ni'ou 70 sec now nc,
lieh'eu Sno was a' J"s' oc'ng a''o"ou 70 hoiu
inc aon' -.
Diliy was nucn more iaNen up WIN uh'
Whips and horses ana such toys ana wa
nearly as pappy as rrue "hen inc lady gave
nun a cahdy pal,
AT iass ne go, urea ana hungry' ana began
70 pun frues dress ana asked 70 De takei
nome; rrue haioa very inuen 10 give up tn'
doll, but az last WIN great sign, sne hand
cd 1t BACK 70 me iady' ana thanked her yerl
much ior ietnhg her 'aKc IL; ihen tney start
cd lor nome.
Jhey reached me mouse IN winch they iiVe'
pretty soon ana rue ran iileo tue room wher
her mother was anxious 70 tell her all apou
her adventure
"Oh' mamma she cried' /" you don know
what and some one caught her up IN nj
arms, ana kissed her, ana caiied her ms owl
little Prue.
"oh' Papa pap" cried frue' huggin
and kissing the tall sun-orowned man. AM
crying tor Joy' - was sure YOU'D com
back ana she forgot all apou' the uoll'
her happiness. no., -.
VINO Is 1t! asked biliy' pulling at nj
mothers dress win wonder IN ms eyes
Your father, answered Mrs temple,
glau i'gh', secn as u 'l p',i NOT worn u many
Jay on ner lace ana pi'iy was caught up
inc ",ohg aims, ana Nisseu over anu owe
again, ny inc lhtIef ne ndu lDTgOttcn.
~ was Happy sToup 'n'il g,'neI 3 aroun
I,nd sn;lad ard r;ndhod bor oLoot and no,,o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-10

1T is estimated that million of francs
are lost and won at cards every day in Paris
Tho cards alone cost eight thousand francs
per night 90 apit,N
Con Fitzpatrick lectures before the Y.
NJ. A. of Bennington, Feb. rs.