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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-01

Memphis and White River
Packet Company.
White River Line.
rJ,HE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSEN-
L ger packets will leave Memphis every
Thursday and Saturday at o'clock p.m.:
THURSDAYS.
w. A. CALDWELL. Haines, Master.
SATURDAYS,
NATONA, ]. b. Davis, Master.
Making close connections at Duval's Bluff with
tho railroad for Little Rock. and at Jackson
port with the steamer M0LLIE CRATE. for
all points on upner White and Black rivers.
The above Company has now in course Of
construction a magnificent side wheel steamer
for this trade, which will be completed on or
about the LIST Of October. when che will DO put
in the line rs the SATURDAY packet, the II atoma
taking Thursday. JOHN d. ADAMS, Pres't.
W. L. GRAHAM. Freight Agent.
30i Front 81 Mnsby Block.
H. SHOCK, General Ticket Agent.
No. Pr nmenade. foot of Jefferson. [9-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-01

7 ssveniy-6ss eoiorei men left Rich
mond. Virginia. on Sl,urday FOR lbe
Gulf S.e,es, who're they are 70 receive
SIS % so per m NTH. May others are
ur.parirr 10 inliew
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-01
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE nrv.n,
New Orleans nail daily. Pa pm. IiaU m \,
Frsis ibdt' texcept Sunday 2:S5 pm; 4:55 IN.
Mail train max es direct connection for ne"
Orleans and al points SCUM ;,., .o.nsc,;on for
CcFeeviile. Water. Valley, oxford. Holly
Springs. and all points North OF drenada on
Mississippi Central rai.road.
ssnns f)mnibuses will call for passengers and
cSecs BAGGAGE IL any part Of tie city BY leav-
Ing orders at 2si1< Main. g.
MEMPHIS AND oHAsLxsroE aAILRntn,
Through mail. dai!y......... 2:oo Pm. iz;lo f.b
Thpush express, dailytdo
not arriveSunday or leave ,,.a
Saturday r.ks las" r'A'
function Accommodation, -oo
save Sunday.......:......''. o'lo A.M' H'Vf.A'
Somervillo Accommodation, 80
save SUNDAY G4c AN. 4:9V rem.
railroad time hftoen minutes lester tnsn
'' SsisS, Nc. 27s Msis street, and at Depot.
o'' A. A. BARNES, g. I. A.
BARNEY HueHEs. Passenger Agent.
xxxpHrs AND LoussyILLs RAILROAD.
nav rrprsss.................-12:2 5 Pm. 400 AM
Sisht g,.Ssasm;sossi;cn. S sls A. stsfE
i iisssl etcs. No. six Main street. De-
pot ns'd Of Aaih ''fss'i SD JONES. sup't.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent
rEurHIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
ao,sa Wrsr Leave Hope6eld at $50 am;
arrive at L'Anguille at 1880 Am.
goyfNe EAsT-Lesve L'Ahguilie at PM
arrive at HopeEeld at 6:ou pm. e.. .s
Union street at 900 an, city time.
B. ID. WILLIAMS.
General Agent and superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-01

Three Dollars per 1900 Feet.

This Is half what you have paid the old COM
pany. In fixing the price Of gas at this heure.
we do so with the hope II will 3: satisfactory
holder. We have reliable assur ances that the
above price for gas will give to US nearly the
entire consumption of the city, We pledge
ourselves to our stockholders that at the price
an their stock. As to the great value Of gas
stock in other cities. il Is unnecessary to speak
ii is to we'll known Legal proceedings will DO
commenced Immediately against Thompson
Dean and his surctiss, for the heavy damages
we have sustained. This will be a part Of our
Assets. =,
Tho books are now open at the Comnany's
office. Bank building. corner Main ana Jeffer-
son streets. We ASSURE and pledge ourselves
10 the citizens. il the stock is promptly taken,
5of JOHN DONOVAN. President.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
p m q ~ p IL q II II -
or THE
Memphis Gayoso Gas Go.
L. Citizens of Memohis :

TO the Citizens of Memphis
ry,UM HISTORY OF THE CONTROVERSY
between the old and new Gas Companies
must be familiar to oil. Also the recest tec,
IN iaver OF the new Company; ana. In pursu
ance of resolution of the Beard Of pirsctors.
to too open the stock books fol. an additional
amount Of S2O0.0Q0 This, II subscribed,
sume operations and furnish light to the citi.
yens BY next spring. Although feeling We
have the entire sympathy and good wishes Oh
the community.
We Require More Substantial Aid.
Tn so,;c;tinr Won 10 become stockholders. 1t
IL nroner TO show what are the inc nc sments we
offcr. and what the PROSPECTS as to yourreceiv
ing a fair interest for your investment. Our
proposition ia to manufacture and sell gas 10
the citizens, at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-01
L u M IL II H.
Laths and Shingles.

IHAvE NOW ON HAND AND AM CON-
| SANITY savinr, fIil stock Of buildinE lum
Der al 0imenrions. fiils. joisis. studsins posss
boards OF al ieneths. and clear Lumber; aise.
larue stock oflaths ard shaved shingles. Par
ticuia- attehtfcn will be fiven to the shipmsnt
OF umbsr. Orders solicited.
Mills ird Lumber Yard On Nohfiver. nor-h
o s ss''a e-''''' G.M. vENABLR.
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STORAGE FOR COTTON.
UxDKRwRTrKR's WAREHOUSES;. |
MEnPUfs. SEPT. 10. 1859.

NFKRcHANTs OF MEMPHIS GRNTLE-
vi MEN; The above houses are nov open
10 7, coive and dischar.e cotton. Every facility
70 eiier and buyer will be given. To my old
patrons return you my IN iDks: for the fu-
lure rtier GU 10 the past long experiences in
the business hope 10 merit your patronage.
81 Capacity and convenience unequalea.
issi As. WHITFORD.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29
Washington Items.

News has reached Washing ton that
postmaster general Creswell met with an
accident yesterday evening, at his home in
Maryland. whereby his left arm was pain
fully fractured. He was sitting on his
porch, and having incautiously tipped his
chair. was precipitated to the ground
from distance of several feet.
Among the persistent applicants for
a clerkship in the Internal Revenue Blu.
reau, on Monday, was a lady who claimed
an appointment on the ground that she
was cordially recommended by Abraham
Lincoln. She was politely told that her
recommendation, which she claimed had
been received from the spirit world, was
OF no earthly use, and if it was it would
be impossible to regard it, as there was
no vacancies in the Bureau.
The non-arrival Of The nerson or
pointed by Mexico as a commissioner %
represent the interests of that government,
IN tho commission which is to NEE. have
Tor the settlement Of claims Of citizens Of
the United States against Mexico has
deiayed the meeting of the commission,
which was expected to have been on Mon
day Mr.. Wadsworth, the commissioner
on the part Of the United States. will be
In Warrington on Saturday. The Mex.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29

HOY. TIE lo SEMlTE VALLEY WAS
/ or MED-IIow was this curious freak
Oh nature formed !, is a questi IN that ev-
ry visitor 1T least will ask 1t is a puz-
zle for the Imagination, and b Allies even
the scientific student. Prof Whitney,
Of the State Survey, discusses the ques-
ton deliberately in his admirabl volume
upon the 70 Semitic. the Big III ees, and
the High Sierras, which, with Is maps.
should be the companion of ev cry one
who visits these regions. He reje cts the
idea OF water having worn. it out, or that
it was the work OF u glacier, or that it
was split open by a CONFUSION of ma tare !;
but concludes, as the only practi cable
supposition, that the bottom dropped ont !
There is no other way of accounting for
what is gone, but that it is sunk below.
1t is not carried down stream it
does not remain in the valley-there
would DC no valley if it did; there are
but comparatively small deposite of rock
in the valley under the walls--no more
than the waste, by frost and ice and
water, OF a few generations at the most;
and indeed there seems no other suppose
ton that meets the mystery than that the
missing rocks are swallowed up below. 1t
would appear, too, as if the ohasm had
not been long filled up to the present
point, and that originally, and until
within a comparatively recent period, the
whole valley was great deep lake. This
is a peculiar theory; it applies but rarely
u the strange forms of nature scattered
over the earth's surface; but the Yo Semitic
Is peculiar phenomenon-it justifies, it,
indeed, demands peculiar explanation,
and to other fits it so reasonably as this
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29

can commissioner n also expected then,
when meeting win be arranged for next
week.
Tho semi-annual naval register il ID
sued. A notable change appears in it Of
staff officers, in which ranks Of officers
have been reduced in conformity with the
late general order Of the department,
based upon Attorney General Hoar's opin-
ion Of the Goth Of March last In the
present register the highest rank held by
any staff officer is that Of commander,
while in the former several staff officers
ranked with captains, according to length
of service. The new register also contains
list of vessels with changed names. and
list of other vessels sold since January.
The joint committee on retrenchment
who have concluded their investigations
into the crooked matters in the New
York custom house, including Senators
Patterson, Schurz, Thurman, Representa-
tives Walker, Sheldon, Jenckes, Reading
and Benton, will leave New York on the
first of August for San Francisco, where
they will spend the week inves-
tigating custom house matters
CUBA.-Ofiicial reports show the mum
Der of Spanish regulars on the island to
be thirty-two thousand, and volunteers
four thousand. The insurgents claim six
thousand well armed men in the field and
numerous guerilla bands. The govern
ment stipend to the Jesuit college in Hav-
ana have been ordered withheld on ac-
count Of the iudiseretion Of the direct
ors.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29

DIR. HAMS AROMATfC ufvI0ORATOR
Removes from the system the " elects caused ~
the excessive use Of alcoholic liquors, and eject
ually destroys the appetite for these stimulants.
II gives tone to debilttatcd mucou4 surfaoes. ~
fete matter h removed from - systsn, thsssoy
restoring IL TO it, normal heslthfu condition. ~
a medicine, 1t 10 quick and edectual, curing the
most aggravated cases Of Dyspepsia, Kidney
Complaints, and all other Dernnsemsnts Of the
Stomach and Bowels, in . speedy manner. This
elegant preparation has stood the test Of years.
A wine-glassful before eating will give good
appetite and prevent all suffering from indiges-
ton. Ladies Of weak and delicate constitutions
should take the invigorator three times day.
wine-glassfuil before retiring will insure sweet
and refreshing sleep. All the proprietor asks is
trial. and to induce this he has put up the Invig-
orator in pint bottles at so cents,-quarts, LOO.
Principal Depot, As Central Wharf. Boston. Sold
by all druggists. ml4deodl3w
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ROUSE THE SYSTEM.

II isa sad thing to pass through life only half
alive. let there are thousands Whose habitual
condition J. one Of languOr and debility They
complain OF no specific disease they suffer no
positive pam; bur they have no relish for any
thing which affords mental or sensuous pleasure
To their Htoie Iolust and energetic fellow be-
ings.
In MIN clses ont f ten this state Of Iassitude
and t'rpir arises from a morbid stomach. Indi-
gesilon destroys the energy OF both mind and
body. when the waste OF nature is not sup.
Piled b due and regular assimilation of the
food every organ If starved, every function inter-
ruptrd.
Now, what does mmon sense suggest under
these circumstance of depression The system
neecs r'u~ine and strer 9Th ning MT merely for
an hour or two, 10 link afteIw4rd into = more
pitiable condition than ever, las 1T sssuredly
would do ii RI ordinary alcoholic stimulant were
resorted to) but radically and permanently.
How / this desirable object to be comp ished!
The ans wer 10 this question, founded on the un-
varying experiences of a quartz of a Century
Is easily given. Infuse vigur into the digest
i've organs by course OF HOSTETrERS STOM-
ACH BITTERS. Do not waste time in admin
i>terirg temporary remedies. but wake the sys-
TEN up by recuperating the fountain head OF ply
steal strength and energy, the great organ upon
which all the other organs depend for their nur-
ture and support.
By the time that dozen doses Of the great veg
etable tonic and inyigoraDt have been taken the
treble frame of the dyspeptic will beg 10 feel it's
benign influence. Appetite will be created, and
with appetite the capacity digest what 1t Graves.
PerseveIe until the cure Is complete-uniii health
full blood Mt to be the material of flesh and mus
Gle, bone and nerve, and brain, flows through the
channels OF circulation, instead Of the watery
pabulum in which they have heretofore been i'm
perfectly nourished.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29

CHIrEsE LABoR.-At meeting Of the
various trades-unions of Washington Citv
held on Wednesday night last, the Presi.
dent proposed to discuss the Chinese la
Dor question, but there was little dispose
ton to do so. Enough was said, howev-
er, to show that the Chinese will be re-
ceived on an equal footing with other la
borers. This contrasts sharply with the
way it is proposed to treat the Celestials
In San Francisco, and in California gener-
ally, and with the treatment the black
man is receiving at the hands of some of
the trades-unions in the country. Let
us have no more shackles upon labor in
the United States
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29
TIE BAsE-BURSING
AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

MoEE TMrEovFNESTs AND TWO xonE PATEHTs.
AFTER long serles OF experiments, We have
sdd-d the Base Burning principle TO tins already
world renowned stove, by means Of hot air cham
bcrs III front and rear Of the hre-box and "a regu-
is-or .hc pipe collar. ~ iLn TINS improvement
accomplish the following results:
lst A coal FIRE be kept all winter by re-
plenishinR the fire twice every - hours
I'd. A continuous tire can be kept through the
winter with the consumption Of less than 20 lbs.
of coal in a hours, and the oven kept in baking
order large portion of the time.
Sd. The coal Will be thoroughly consumed
without the usual amount of cinders and clink-
crs and the annoyance Of dumping the CRATE
every morning 10 make fresh fire. avoided
ith. For a wood fire, with two moderate sized
sticks Of dry wood, a IRE can be kept from Is 10
Is hours without any trouble.
This Will be found the greatest improvement
yet made IN Cooking Stoves. II has ali the aa-
vantages OF a self-feeder with much greater econ
ony offuel, and without its inconyenieaees II
Is fully secured by letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD 81 CO.,
IL and Is Green Street,
Albany, N. Y.
tor sale By
COBURN n RYAN,
ml9d8m Rutland, VT.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29
From the Richford Sentinel.
Our Railroad Interests.

The Hyde Park Newsdealer earnestly
advocates the interests of the Lamoiile
Valley Railroad. Each week il places at
the head of its editorial columns a small
cut of a railroad train, which is apparent
ly rapidly approaching the margin of the
paper. This is supposed 70 be symbolical
of the loaded train. that will pass over
the road when completed. This road is
to be a link in the chain Of roads between
Portland-the best harbor in America
and the great West-between Portland,
Mime and Portland, Oregon, perhaps
The Newsdealer is greatly interested
IN the road-yery properly, too, but it
gives expression to altogether too much
nonsense.
disinterested observer would sup
pose that the chief difficulty to be over
come would be the raising Of the money
TO build the road but the Newsdealer
would make us lievc that gigantic in
terests, gigantic corporations aud ciques
have conspircd to kill the enterprise. Al
most every issue of that paper contains
TRADE a2Iinst Gov. Smith, the St Al
bans interest, and the Vermont Central
SO Tar as our observation haa gone, fhi4
fight aud fuss has been all on ono side
We have yet to see tho first article IN
print, and We have yet to sco the first
argument raised against tho Lamoille Val
Icy Railroad. Thi, road, il built, will
help develop the resources 81 q rich
and afford them facilities they
have long stood in need OF; and though it
may possibly conflict in a slight degree
with the interests Of St. Adams aud the
Vermont Central road, we believe the
men are few in this republican county
who would attempt to deprive the people
)f the privilege OF building it.
The last issue Of the Newsdcaler, in
'peaking Of our recent County Conycn-
ion, says:
''In Franklin county, ii seems that tn, Railroad
question entered their local politics. ana
hat the railroad triumphant The three
senators nominated are all men friendly to our
Dad, aud will stand between 1t and st. Albans in
ase of need There were Il votes cast Of which
he Lsmoille Valley men received So
We beg leave to differ with the News
iealer In its assertion that it was a La
noille railroad triumph OF the three
senator's, only one, Mr.. SAKE, is Lanoille
railroad man, and several delegates from
his part OF the county, who are interested
n the Missisquoi Road, voted for him with
he understanding that he would do moth 5
ny against the interestes OF that road.
Dr.. Hutchinson, of Enosburg, who was
enominated unanimously, was supported
y both interests But Hon Homer +.
Joyce, OF Berkshire, is an out and out
lissisquoi Road man, and no one man
as taken more interest in the road than t
e has
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29
CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ OF Rutland, ~. he Fl oblte Court for the
District oi Rutland.
To all persons interest 4 IN the estate Of
Ephraiu Kos, lac OF Bran Don. IA said district
deceased GREETING.
BY the authority of the - ate Of Vermont You arc
hereby notified TO appear before the SAID Probate
Court, AT the Probate OH lin Rutland, IN SAID dis
trict, on the 81 Tuesday Of Augu-t 4. ID. 1909 10
show cause, If any you have, Why the account Of
Nathan II ~prague, r. admir- ~ the c-.,ts OF
sand deceased should II OF be allowed, and also why
the residue OF SAID est IL, should not Dc -tfIbuld
70 the parties sntiflaI thereto.
Dated Mt Rutland IN said district ,l.i- 2Tth day
Of july, a j.. 1859.
". 81, EDGEETON,
3ty s. D..
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ELLIS IRON BITTER J

VIII eHrich the blood and prevent II from becom-
ing watery and weak, give healthy complexion,
restore the appetite, ingigorate the system, and
are very palatable. These bitters are recom-
mcndcd TO all persons requiring a safe and valu-
able tonic, 10 impart tone and strength 70 the
system, not given by Bitters merely stiinulant in
their effects; which, although they may possess
tonic vegetable pfOIrrties, cannot give the
strength 70 tho blood vii ch the Iron Bitters wall
give.
Prepared ~ VIM. Eili, Chemist. FDr sale in
Rutland, W, by ALLEN & HIGGINS,
feb-3jGm Druggist.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

), OF Rutland, The Probate Count tnr the
District OF Rutland.
10 all persons interested ~ the estate Of
DAVID Rice, lat. Of Pl'tsilela 70 said district
deceased. GREETING.
BY the authority of the state OF Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Probate
Court, at ia" Probate Office III Rutland, III said
district, on the Sd Tuesday Of Auau~t A. u.
1860, To show cause, If any You have. Isl IS the a
count Of Mary Ann Rice, .dm \. - the state of
said deceased. should not Do .sll0H- +, aul also
Why the residue uf sad estate should not Boz dis
trIbuted To- he parties emitted theT.;e
Dated AZ Rutland, lt. saId pistsit', this . Gay
OF July, \. D. ISGg.
VIC EGEETON.
3tw3Nf second t;e- lster.
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER !!
Death 70 the Living Long live the Killers'
Sold by Dealers Everywhere
july6i&wlm
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Farmers, families, and Others can purchase no
Remedy equal to DIR. Tobias Venetian Lininent
for the cure of Cholera, Diarrhoca, Dysentery,
Group, Collie, and sea Sickness, taken internally
= at Is perfectly harmless see oath accompany
ing each bOttle) and externally for Chronic
rheumatism, Headache. Toothache, Sore Throat,
Cuts, Burns, swe.lings, Bruises, Mosquito Bites,
Old Sores, Pains in Limbs, Back, and Chest
The Venetian Linment was introduced in lS37,
and no one who has used it but continues 10 do
so, many stating, If II was Ten Dollars a Bottle
they would not be without it. Thousands of GER
tidcates can be at the Depot, speaking OF ITS
wonderful curative properties. Price, Fifty Cents
and One Dollar. Sold by the Druggists and
storekeepers throughout the United STATES. De-
pot, 10 Park Place, New 0rk jDlySd&wim
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

The Isle La Motto Academy, n. III.
Gale, Principal, closed its sumner term
aud school year, on Thursday, the 22d
instant, and celebrated the occasion by an
excursion to Pittsburgh on the steamer
Montreal, accompanied by the NJ. L.
Sabbath School, the whole party num-
herring about 175. The fall term of the
Academy commences on the lst Of Sep
tember.
On Sunday morning Mr. Sarah Bow
man, eyed seycnty-two year,, was found
dead in her bed at theresidouce Of Mr.. NJ
I. Mott of Alburgh, whore she was visit
ing. She retired IN usual health the pre-
Vions evening, aud heart disease j. sup
posed 10 have been the cause Of her sud
den departure. She was 4 lady held in
high estocm IN her community, being
ono Of fhe mothers Of The ueighbor-
hood
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29

BEER.-Ihe consumption Of beer is as
Stunning enormous proportions. 1t is cal
culated that the quantity annually pro-
duced IN Europe amounts to five millions
OF litres, and is worth nearly two hundred
millions of thalers. In 1864, the Zoll-
yereign exported to France $4,000 owt.; to
Holland 10000 cwt.; to Hamburg - 900
cwt.; to Belgium 2S, 900 cwt.; and to Swift
erland y. INN out IL h.s boon found that
the quantity of beer produced in the
under mentioned countries, if divided
equally among the population, would give
per head: Bavaria, l34 litres; Great Brit
ain, 1l3; Wurtemburg, lOI; Belgium,
50; brunswick, GS Thuringia, 90 Aus
tria. p Switzerland, 20; Prussia, 1876;
France, -; Sweden, II; Spain, . Rus
sia and italy each, | litrc
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Vermont Items.
GENERAL.

"A Davis family from Vermont recent
ly settled in the far backwoods of Michi-
gan, where the husband and father died.
The widow and her five children suffered
extreme hardship before they reached the
settlement. They have now got as far
east as Buffalo, and will be still further
aided towards home.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29

TT fact worth remembering Five cents
worth of "sheridans Cavalry Condition Powders
given to horse twice week, will double
that amount in grain, and the horse will be fat
ter sleeker, and every way worth more money
than though he did not have them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29

AN ELEPHANTS SHHEwD' sEes
week Or two prior to the fall + Truo.doll
bridge at Eigin, Illinois, alu aftoIn,,t VA
made to drive an elephant oelonying "a !
circus across the structp re. Arrived at
the bridge, the elephant put out one of his
!, N Ne. anu eau -s,.s' bore down upon
away. Another as empt heinz made r.
force him ACROSS, 20 subjected the hriaae
10 another test. nook his head. and reso-
iutely refusing To trns. hi. ,gs;.,ht ,.,a,,
~ ne ioiuea 10 river instead
hieRpaa's' are shrewd animals We
would as soer trnst tho i,,sti,at - -
garding the, ,afotv of . br;a.,a % G.,
class eagins ar In tb;s ,,.r,;a,,,., -
LUG Jnuss'~ MT of the elephant proved SUI
perlor sa that of the citizens of Elgin
.nems5.W s,several of whom became vic
iihls' u heir confidence in frail and
uh'last worthy structure.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29

early, prepare good breakfast, have the
shaving water and towel ready, let moth
ing but smiles and cheerfulness possess
You, and when the good man starts for
the polls, go with him to the gate, put
your arms around his neck, kiss him,
then ask him to vote for Senter"