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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06
THE TROTTING STALLION,
THOMAS JEFFERSON,

WILL make a SEASON. commencing April 18th,
W and ending July 18th, at
COL. S. E. STOWELL'S, CORNWALL VT,
and VIII be limited to 6fty mares at sIOO-450 OF
the noney is due and payable the time Of SERVICE
and the balance 81, Is due and payable after the
LIST Of Janu ny, ISL unless IL evident the mare is
not IA f1al. 4 mare proving to lie not in foal may
be returned the next season without additional
paymeGt, and il tie mare proves 10 be 10 fual,
$50 will be- due for the services and pay able on &c.
mRnG.
Thonss Jefferson by Toronto CHIEF, by Royal
Geore, &C, out Of the celebrated tr0ttiny mare
6ips y Queen, by the Tour mile race horse Wagner,
second dam by Glencoe, is hla,k, fifteen hands and
one inch, and the highest over BE hips Of fire
temper, fine figure and best head ani tai on any
one horse is six years Old past trot three heats
In 30, and is regarded by his owner tee be-t Tro-
ting stock Horse in New England. | thiok | an
justified in say ing to the farmers Of Vermont that
II Is the opinion Of those who have seen Thomas
jefferson that he is first class horse and his colts
will prove 4 source OF revenue O. the Breeder and
the State II he is suitshiy pstronized | Intend he
shall live ard die in Addison COoaty.
Col. StOwell will have the Immediate manage
ment Of this stallion, and every one who goes TO
see HIN viii also see hambrinO Patchen the best
full sized stallion 10 New England in my opinion
and will be treated with civility and fairness.
WM B. SMITH,
Hartford, Ct
Burlington Vt March 2;th, ls7u-te2y6wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

1870 SAVE YOUR MONEY. 1870
Changes, Trouble, Delays and Expenses,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

Mr.; Thomas Carlyle has recently defined what
his religious position is not. In rerlr - - -
from gentleman who wrote asking n bs,hn -,
not be was Psntheist, the philosopher re1liaS
NO, never was nor a Pottheist either J, s.
far, therefore, as Mr.. Carlyle is concerned ~
pan and pot business may be said to he dssn;,se
ly disposed Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06


Have no competition There never was 4 book pub
lshed like it. Every body wants it. Anybody
can sell il.
MANY AGENTS are now MAKING 500 WEEK.
The work embraces si2 pages. ano Illustrations.
Price only s3.25. II You want 70 make money and
do good, seId for 2i-pGze circular select your
territory, and 20 to WOrE Il Otce.
Full table Of contents If this wonderful work sent
free application Address,
WELLS & COFFI Z, 432 Broome St, NY.
or B. r SlURGEs.
Apl2deOd&w4w 7.Scoilayis Bull ling, Boston, Mas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06
Ayers Sarsa VaFilIG,
rnE, pi-RIFYING TIE BLOOD.


The reputation this ea-
-. ccIeut medicine enjoys 81
Ia y derived from 4tscures' luaut
N Of which are truly MAJ
II etr=s====r veilous. Inveterate cases 'i
- Scroulous disease, where
n ~ tAe system seemed saturs-
- - -ad with corruption, rs
ELA - - Hs-n turi icd and cured o.
81 z=afs g. Ss-DfgIa u- at. cti jns an.
I'll disorders which wc-c a.
~ .-r4yatel rs tL- -cr. IL
e. illumination until they
rs-e No. q ia citing. have been Ts4ieally cured
in such great ugu-r- ll almost e'e-1 se-l'' -
country, that RE plh.c s'dic'iy i1e4 g. ne '--
eli Of rs virtues ulc uses
Sc-oiu,oas poison is one Of tie II st de tracJl.e
enemies OF our race. Oitens Jl7 unseen anu -li''-'
tenant Of the organism u--erilthea lns
AVID invites the attack % cueeh-in OF fatal dlseass
without oxcitn. sus licon Of lts presence Ase--'
n se--ns 10 breed Infection through alt the body,
and then on some favorable occasion, rapidly &C.
vel rs into one or other o. It's hi1eoCs irsi eltni
on the surface o- among the vitas ln the latt-4'
tune-c.es may pc suddenly -el9s-lel pm ll. ----
heart, t.m1rs formed 10 the l'lI, " ~ SLOW
is presence g eruu.lols 1l tie ,al1s or ius uct-
atiuns on some part % The body. ueace lIe ult--
s0ual use of bottle Of this Srsa1t.l1 s 4'sahe'
even when no active symptoms Of disease appcai-
Persons c-ed with the following complain ~
orally find immediate relief, and, az length cu4et
by tie use II this S5hS4PJRiLLis S. dnt'oHy
FTs, Rose or E-gsiEe ~ Isttsr S1.i httl-4.' 80
Hal, Efngun-l, Sore Eyes, >4re Ears ana oLL'i
erCp-tll- Cr SIS. ole forms ~ >eref --ea1e A.
20 In the more concealed forms, as b5s-Ps'4f IT
a. 4s4-t D4st.s fils E9iIspsy. Nsur4 .Il. and TIE
various T.-e-,as affections q the muscular ---
nervous sJ stems.
,aysai. Or g,re-s4' 4at uorori4I Diseases a-e
e. I'd uv BE-. though long time ls reg lret 2 s5i'
duIu- t.fse obstinate uHlllles uy ans medicine.
But lsn< continued use Of THIS medicine VIII cure
the complaint. Louc1-r79sa Cr HAHe', Uterine l--
ce-4fi3r. lnl flu4s Diseases are commonly s9uH
relieved and ultimately cured nt is plrL. a- an
Iuyl -Ir--.l- effect llLGte 4lFctt. 'l- 41l 60 20
case are tlut il our Almlnac, supp.ici graf So
Rtsa.-tiaa and Goat.' when caused 's aesumu-.-
lions . cyt-rre u- matter 10 tie -lnod ----l lilh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

Sold by all Druggists. Price % cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

Leave Burlin gton at $50 H. To-, and e.51 2. u.
connecting at Rutland with trains for
MANCHESTER, BENNINGTON. LEBANON
SPRINGS AND CHATHAM.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06
HAIR W0REs .

va subscribers would inform the sties 81 FL
L hngton and vicinity that they have reI,
70 oAAterS Biocz, college street. where me. -
Keep constantly on hard o5 IN. Ike . orer 50 -.
M snons, Curis, SriLstt,s etc. Also. O. y -.
nae up IN the best uisarer. soft Rolls ~ ss-
l " sale. All ordsrs from abroad promptly atie---
TO- fsir prices pals ,rr hair. .r,rv
MISS ". F. BRAILhi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06
pORTAsLx STEAM ENGINE

TOMBININ6 the maximum Of efficiency, durs-
~ bility and economy with the minimum Of
weight and price. They widely and fAvorabIy
known. more than $50 being In uss. All warranted
satisfactory, OF sale. Descriptive circulars sent
on application Address
J. c. HQADLEY CO.,
Doc. sl-sod&von Lawrence, Mas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

NEW ROUTE TO NEW YORK,
Rutland, Bennington 4 Rutland, Lebanon
Springs aad Harlem Rcii Roads
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

ends, and acknowledged to be correct by Mr..
Hampton, show the central signal more than
feet above the line of the two extremes, this gen.
tleman coolly claims the victory, and threatens
to bring an action against the editor of the
Field (who was appointed umpire by Mr.. Hamp-
den HIMSELF for fraudulsntly deciding against
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

IIHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
| citizens Of Richmond and adjoining Towns,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06
CENTS WHO SELL OUR NEW YORK.
~
PLAIN HONE TALK AND MEDICAL COM.
MON SENSE-m

Burlington Vt, March oath, ls7o.-ts2w&wu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

SIGNING ONES NAME - Rev. Henry Yard
Beecher sends the following note to the n. Y
Ledger
MY DEAR Mn. Bonner II have just received
curious letter from Michigan, and give it to
you verbatim
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06
THE NEW ARTICLE or FOOD.
TNOR twenty-five cents you can buy OF your Drug
L gist or Grocer package Of
SEA MOSS FARINE,

Manufactured from Pure Irish Moss or Csrrageen,
which will make sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango,
and IKE quantity OF Puddings, Custsrds Creams,
Charlotte Russo, &C II IS by far the cheapest
healthiest and most delicious food in the world
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
50 Park Place. \. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

Nor EXACTLY THE THISG-A short time ago
party of ladies and gentlemen from New York,
who were not posted in regard to the workings
of the prohibitory law, entered well-known
eating saloon in our city, and discussed boun-
tiful spread of oysters, stewed, fried, and in the
shell. One of the gentlemen then called the
waiter and asked for a wine card. The boy
knew Of no such document 20 Wei" said the
gentleman, impatiently, " have you any dry Sill
lery?'' 81 think not, replied the waiter, % but
we have some cold cabbage. "-.Ner Bedford
Isrruru
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

nave heard Of men who wrote letters and for
eot 70 sign their name, but never before met
case ID winch man signed his name and forgot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

- Sensation " is tabooed in Boston, and the
papers speak # d" the great emotion " in the
CITY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

writer in the Pail Mall Gazette says that
if the British soldier is to be saved in India he
must have something besides " arak " as a
drink. He thinks that if one in twenty deaths
are caused by alcohol in England, the proportion
is five to twenty in India He advises that
there be issued a more wholesome drink,
recommends "malt whisky which he says
is the most wholesome and unadulterated spirit
thatsoes ia 10 the market
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06
PRAIRIE WEED BsLsaM

oNSCMP TTON CAV BE cUREDl
GEORGE G. GOODWIN CO., Is Hanover street.
Boston. Wholesale Agents.
ACsTIN BROS. & STEERE, % and % Federal
t.. Boston. wlam
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06
BUCKEYE MOWERS,

..ther with the Increasing Demand ur them
enables us 20 offer them AZ "a Lower Price
Hereafter viii sell the No. Mower With i'm
uroyef brace, and new adjustable crauk shat BOX
and improved guard,
feet inches cat al, $40.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06
sscady-YFade Clothing,

IIAV-,o las. returned rem market With very
II extensive stock "
, 1870-02-16
SILL MlssiHa.
NolhtuE Yet Heard sf Adam Bxtefle, Who
Left Hsms On saturday.

Al Etatsd In TIE SUNpAr TnIBCSE, Adam pNey-
Ie, the xeltlnown brewer, m5a,eriorslJ dI,ap.
peared on Saturday afternoon. and hss no. been
ported that he hsd considerable money with nlu,
having stasted. as WAS supposed, to pay tn. nsads
at hts brewery IL Calumet, and That be h4d psoo-
ably been fpully cealt with. 1t h1s ace been ~
certartd that he Did not have cous.de lab!e u3on.y
Ia! Izslr, dtd not get % a: Csluues. W2ere he
10 At p1e,ett, therefore, u nak1owu, AID MS
' 70 bis ~ ~asseaoeau III, % s.ierie S
on Ese .; TG!n
ne purcbA&ed : short lime aRo, thtnkng be had 1
hargaiu. bat albaequtnt developments proved he
had nott Tor In ADDITION to tic sun ue PAD for II
tnere wsl mortgage Of seaooo apo1 the proper.
y. Of Nhtcn he Ete< uotany 8. tue ANS OF pur.
chaee. Tnh di:covc7J truaole11 htu coasid.rstoly,
and a. the note be bn. given vii nature In 10
days h!s Departure 10 AsIr,bated 70 desire to
Fgo.n hiA @ edfors, he imagining, no doutr, tnA,
be was nnhtcisllJ ruined: Sucn fs not ms csss,
20 stEer fos after paylug his lnde,.elntaf, his
tr,crds a.ssf; that a. iess: ssoo1 would rem stn.
inc lear o. los!fH III ats Property, TO necnmustd
ahItn he had worked 20 lonE aud sa!tnlally, may
haye, IN msssule, weakened' hts Mtnd. 1t vas
Impossible e - Ees anv definite tnfoemAtlou Abons
his !ah.e5 but they are s1to 10 b. neatly 49, con.
TheIe Il 4 mystery SONAR Ehcrc, and the ot1cers
GaTf. Mrs. BAeEte and nee three catlfsen lett
theft bpme, on the corner Of CfAfk and Michigan
! ree.e. ycstctoAJ A!rernoo1, and tnoso in tue
fonse 40 not know vhere they nAveYnIe. 1t IL
w1at i. net rrowu, a. Mr. DsstTie VA a Kind
hearted. 8en.ai eouE. loved b. every ono who
kleH h1n. ciso had somhttink- 70 10 with his
hate-tnklrJ without notice.
, 1870-02-16
rH,sAso Hlsres,eAl sostErr.


A reeu.ar ueetsrt Of the cnicsxo Historical
Society wns held, yesserdAJ. President John 7.
ION IN the chalr. The Trrasurer reported
tnat he kta1 dlcR deot Of tbs tnautuuoo, anonni-
tre 10 81; so hAd bee1 tqutfated By funds rsased
ny mor,saRe4 On ,ns Ioc:es, . feA es:A'e+ In taa
ronrectrn 1t should be stA*ed that eae funds Of
tne society would have been 9uGGe0k TOT the
isou.dsuou Of The debt, bat We1e not AyAiao.e fos
that puro.Ac-
durttr The paat ucu'h: WE. RsnsA Is pun
nslets: 4, d. Bcstes. 96 ralnp hle's; j. g. Rruo-
aon, s. yo,n1 1es: q. 5. auooasd, 1s1t poIe1 book
ct Ers lrkufance Colpany used IN EacASos !
Hotlslp Htsto1eAl Societ1. yol3Ls; 1aia1 no.
eeLlnai ! volume; ltAtc @. Hthoo, prodle Ct
Eyte C41al; G+ora'n HlStorlcal Society, ! pam
pn.es. Tofat IS bauod!vofu nes, III paIpnlesa-
Mr. Sc4nuon ttscfrcd tnAt &c E1d secuseo ths
services OF Mt. J. Y. Ho.1 70 acs ~ Secretary
and Librarian Of the society for sne ensuing year.
Er. Alvin s Susll Hootrs Aorse, and GcorTs
noaue were e;ected nte uembc1a of the so::esy.
Mr-I y, Attold announced tn1t NJ. E. b Nc.
| c;rv Ead resigned h.s position - CORRESPONDING
| S.eIetarT eut as member OF the E1ecaure Coz.
| m,;tte, Judge Skinner Wu appointed 10 cl ooo
Tnc r,r.e, Ct terersi lsdits vese pecposed 70
| rtrntrthIp AZ they viii undoubtedly b elected
~. ii c0r stiuIe the inlrAtoU tadJ members 0
ne society then adlouped
, 1870-02-16
AMusEMeaIS.



Tne1e arc no ehsuGes In the bills ~ any ot tho
houEcs for thts evening. At AcTrker7, tho
blonde. Eltse, Hut, continues her PRESERVATION OF
the bnIlesque Gena1rp In the LucseEA BcEg!A
ronsen.e; and L,dta Thompson With The osher
tIoudes, male and 1rnIe, coattnue IN tnetF de-
lIne4uou OF the A!2duln nonsense.
Those who sre alex OF tue blonde AtuC wi.' tfcd
ccnto tolat:on 10 going 70 the Nutenn. wh-fc the
allrriry military otana -Soz Guilty" II s.iI on
the oards; or 10 'rae Dearborn Theatre. where
the Alnltsela arc Lightly presenting superb Blk
fail Of fun aud poye,tJ- The DIS; part ts unu.ray
excellent, aud The secoad varied eaouEh to sms
any 0tc Tho "Dapatfuu1 Gfo1ad: OF. Chicago
In 1870" 10 be appreciated n1nss oe scea.
NTIcxEKB THEATRE. ...
Ai,s Etse Bolt. rec. 6 nppsasasce y ne eur.
Moderately good audience last night. In our
comutnA upon this Jcnng ladyA pef(oF 1ances
ns ~ sss II
1t appears that such Vas not the cast. In CON.
ruuntcation addicaed 70 IsN TktHcsB. her agent
Ger h4s management ever siuce, Altnooxh
she hsa been onetea urge SUES %
However unimpoI taut II. fact nlsy be a. affecting
snJ esttH ate OF Miss HoltA 2c&suK. II Is proper
uat she should have the beueqt Of The corre ssop.
exception 10 tho criticism upon Miss Hollis per.
form apce In 3, far u II dea.sio "pessonai!tieA "
Eeneinty IN speaking Of a Q7ams,tc performance
a!t!e ii NJ b Bus s tns.maeh a. aosoude eas:ness b EsS
IA not drnn,4tc performance, bat q
reg e1hiE1tior. the orditRry rules OF critical
Etiquette c1nrot propt1lJ be observed. II
ia purely upoh tne:r "7ersouallues " thai
such artis,es ss Miss Hot lay CLAIM 70 popularity
tbe public pay 10 1itne-a these personalities, ACC
corrtquepilJ they become lalr subjects Of crit!cs
renhr5. II uoe* LOT follow that because the stA0s
has tetn degraded bv exnib!f!ous which shoult
be cot ure3 10 the circus, the c.islc should a.st
drrp 10 tnas 'lercl, and bestoE tne sane care It
he were lcd21nR otthe c1cel:eoces Of snts reading
ard :hAt, In the tnpe<son2uon OF a Eoota or
Forrest.
, 1870-02-16

Il ia p1frhafe u II or 10 Of ktkhlS cg,l:3-
vated md aco neA la T. ab at txeatJ.slI tales tro!u
Chicago, Go hoases aud out bal dlnk1 CT Lit pAee
ever ttink n,ec F1iets lor 1ns f-ras eaIy: AlA:e
ehaHee CAl1 aaa rec NJ. 7uDAPcUS. et21 8 CO:
Msxie's building Anrthwe. corner k.ldel1,s md
, 1870-02-16
HEBREW CHRISTIAN BROTHER
HOOD.
Annual Meeting OF the AssocIa.
ton Last EyeninE.
Progress Of the Society In the West.
Election Of Ofacert-.Reso-
lQtious,

11e teEQQQ AuuuA WeSVuH Oh tkt H64tdIn ne
brow Christian Brolhssnoo1 uhs held lAgt eyen-
ipg, In the North F1esoy!ertAa Church, corner OF
lEdtapa and Cass atscets. The oaar VIA occu.
ped By MI 8. B. 0ookint. He gave CUT tho hym1
eez1anhg g. .............
"Let Zfos and ber sors rejolcsr
Prayer was made ov Rev. III. MHp1is, pastor
OF the church.
Rev. EY. Nosdero, Secretary OF Tho socsesy, rs-
ported tast the work wss progresalng In the West,
1nd that the enarts OF tic society ware extended
Over Neh'gan and Ohio. ~ we'll a IN Illinois
VII nlnittetibg with great succeis IN tha neW
nelds Of Michigan AID OHIO. le preached twenty
tnea IN pe'Io1 C.sveand. Kdst3azoo, and Grand
hin 1t Ole Tine. atd everywhere there were en-.
oeree1 OF RroW,n2 ia1tn in Chliat among l3e
JewI. The SecEetssJ had bean engaged In preach
isE s1d col:eo Ing z oneJ with snicn to prosecute
the work He preached oce hucdKcd times 10 Al
hanl, Detroit, MHxsokee. Eeokuk 4nd Chicago,
ABA collected $1,000 more than during nIs list
leaItA labor. The Socaesy Wal IL dent tao5, pr.u~
clpally to their ssopaIes And m eIJEt rnoaid
u made 10 foald the soclcsJ on . sound financial
Mr. John crichsou, Treasurer, rubulred the
following report: There vas rec.iyed during the
patt ntt . 4 outna The fa,lowtpR auoo1ts: M,ea,-
r. .ssa; Gs'esE9 dee!t e9:sas ef
1910 s.: Uhio, sst7.1s: Ioxa, s1saso: Ka.sscnu-
ketts, so: PennsSlvkntn, SO; Coonecs,cut, s.:
.s,s. ss. Ire, q s+sa Total ss7as'. E1asadl-
Tne Iepou .As accepted. .-..-
"A toso Of thALka Wa pAssed to tbs retIrug
Tne following ,naned gentlemen were elecsed
otdcers foE tho ensncg year..
!resdest- Hon. :. i. Goat.ns.
nsds ~ q = Gn:nsr; T.: u sis1: .: LIT g. =:
Ksx s. 3 IL, J. gged,petd; z r Asy: 9,osxlo: aev:
IL + s:!s ; 81 ss, ~ ss F;s.ss t5ois E. T.: h.:
Zea..rsr.Rev. 9. o ~sstrt; ..
.Cl.nes1ssi1. j. q .1qa:; D.,,a k1!aE.
Ksv. Nj. Na1qa. offered the folio .tns:
mi: e Aiats,ty = r. t.s;!t.t. ssiss II 1
sst, b. 70 t.
hos II list!onst,ra .no0e taelr bre.Er~a oi tho
e. r. s'is 81
~; Vi: s~.ps spote to tho resolution which
Rev. D.. BUTTS onezed the following:
E4.ated Thas t 'ls %esttse dssoy ;mPte:.sa III
wor.d il General md tho CexIrh Il Chss p.lsa.
i p.e.ss ths &o.s< 70 ~ haa.ehyld q i:Tse,. -
;'
hs!: p; hgles .eote ia support Of the resolu-
Rev. NJ, tee1w was torlJ and surpr.sed that IN
CITY Of 10000 peIsons, on.J aboQ: twenty nTe
esme sGt 70 s,npAsh.ze with them IN their asua-
Rev Nj. Van Soorder offered the forov,pg:'
Rr.etssd That thts reetps CEstefnlty aetnswledres
n e ss e e. H.
HI i .sxef IL II
s 4 ,ar sqSs II + ,9. sr
Tue mover OF the resolution euoZtze1 Professor
Uegel, srd tbanlcd the friends OF the eoclasy for
o. T.ncM ,+t, -. eo,rv %h.t ~ s1ro,-.+....
, 1870-02-16
CANADA.
Opening OF tho Dominion FnFlla-
men1-Speech Of tho ls0veru0r Gen.

iFhf.-NhBGEA III n
.x..t w,v-r atyo,r-C1rnoc..
efes-seo nAfeF A's"sEs-k An4aoees'
f. aTns n,a ss's,oa .o1, Of ~
son u 16e genera prosperous condition Of ada1r1,
'PefG ave sGo Wsclea with much .nne.y the course
OF events IL tnt So<tnxest Territories Tue un-
t.rionAte nnaapprehelsnps q TIC lutenttons Win
c.Lada AAve led % compile stlon. Of q grave char
acter. With new TO tntu removal have thougar
y desirable to e3nsTas of sSe @1sns 20 .! een
aav!ces lead me to expect tuas the gruuud!ess
alarms ectertalned BY portion Of tue tDoaoltAuts
,4oLs n.ch have cApsed 70 be made 70 them.
The enof,D u sde 10 the spirit wnf:n aas animated
MY governn ens tnrougoou'. can scaicsiy ~ to
atctmplsn al eQnttAo!c tLu Pencei q totutlon u
Tue existing oinco't:et, a19 tns!eoJ recsfs
erssoy II q ths NGnamea .a.s5H et9y 2
Miso sahada. ~ @ eo]sss 90 ep0iheoas oesneo io1
tne empire and dom hson. 80
1he &c; Tor : teneo1arJ EosefnEe en- o. mo
Is1,,tore. wsep :, ~ o..tsa sna c.S.aa ~! eIpss
providing lcr government viii b snon4ttcd
fer your consloeistan. 49, ~.
Tre etaIef. o. oss Of ~ asd naS = io o. tHe ~
| 1eticd. Win : view that, during tee ihEeIvM'
me qoettIn oL oantleT ma Cussns suoa
.as ~ .ete .afsy so H.
continuity M,tnoas anasnsleE u 1so s,ti[sI r9e ,n1
ns.e OPERATIONS Of oankh ~ Pc sun.os,en, ,sso e.
portapt interests upon sound and saole basis.
| The !a"sin iofcs % tGc saNiss. " s!ee1.se W
| frst chile and feSuiatou OF fAfiapen,aly eeo-
tiols N The several provinces O tee panin.on
Eafy much IN their opefauols. aao W. iuposians
| thar Uniform frovislon: should % msue. sssu.oR
The far cntfe md regulating sue elecIons 70 hoe
uo1se q Commons. measure upon 1ois SUD
| teet viii Be sur nAtea 70 JOE. ., IT,. ,r....,
Grde1 tho operation Ct an t9 o. tne IopenN
PaIl,ament possed IN ms year lsss, 10 amena INC
lavs tee.To 10 the caastaa Esas Aho nsIsssnt a y
| shtpp,pG IN the British Postess!oue, period OK
| tWp 3eAIo - Rse ~ ~ .os 1.ar 49,, ~ tna
| regulation Of the coas:tpT trade
, 1870-02-16

lows: Geo. A Bur. B1upEto,; G. Y. Tnsycr.
Bos:nr; ". G. DoWne5. Ono; T. E. Belun9toa.
DeBoot, Monthna; E. s Bailey, Clinton.
81 JAkI4 H0tEl-
AUorg tho ArttsA's II Ito Ja1ea' Hotel yegt.r.
da3, vote the following: L 8. Costep. Rr,dep.
port Conu.; 2. T. B. an. 3ollet; A. p. toanspn.
Ard D. F. BIIapt. Al,o-8: . II. Gardner, CaAn.
pstga; remocfs Of 1ha Meuoela4onn Qu,ntet3n
Ctpb; u. Il. Deunnou, Egt1; ]. N lcIptoSn.
MAconb: J. Carpenter, 5Aeu, Mas1; 4.
Ptaz9Al7 AeQfeeor.
EHkRxAH HoasE
AIorE The A1T'tzt1 II TIC 8ne1rau HouBe, TEL.
te1dAv, ueIe The folio S1uR: Cu,unel Il, Brown.
soo, Ids~o: Captain wcoouan. Pl,ts,urga; U.p,
efsl B. Alyotd, op. h; A. PAae, sln Ffanctsco;
4 u. Ttoapsoo, p1ulo: B. J. Flah. Cincinnati
Clofcl Cleo. 7. Fio,L u, T. A.; j. Il. O4xood
qtaLd Rsp!ds: o. l. Barton and Geo. G. Ysu
Dorm. QallcJ; C. r. Thomptoo, MAren2o; 8, n
geeAwlsn, Cleveland; William slnds, S7nng
ntl1.
1KEN0NT HcUU,
Annrg the asftsa.1 At the fremont Uouse, yes.
tEtcay. we're the tollo sing: Co'onei J. n. Sheef.
lei. Frcepott: Hon. Warrington Bashnett. Osta.
va Wa.ne Rsnsty. Aad.son; D. E HUI, OHIO
hon J. r. Cosa6y. W. B 6IuuR, jobs +. Bald
gin. John 7. Stewart, Coaucll Bluna; Wn. q
Bentley, and Wn- n. Faus, Oaaha: q. Wlllanl
Aurora: Jonn Ho1nan, Meftdeu:J ]. g. Gibbons
C1EetnIau; D. r. Cameron, Ottawa
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Tha Muaic of tho Organ

no lover OF tho divine ART, Who nns eTer haard
o1e ot the MeaAr1. s. D. 4 Il y. smiths match.
Iess AreccA n Organs. Gao fall 70 1rd lureas3ra-
BILE celshl II this c!ass Of mul!c- These ozEAoa
arc capable OF such delca&a and 7ar1ed eNares-
b.onB. their tone 10 pure and round, wtEhoos
inst terrible whes1T Affection which coz 1ena1
many pthcs ipslEuMenis OF the had, and they stt
Eade 10 u1:.a 10 uany desu1h,e qaallue4 sua1 It
Ia nor a ns.ttr c: surprise that tnsy occupy tho
totcMosr clsce IN public estiGntor- 10 Eurspe,
can QfvAn Is we'll established, AID great uumoers
Of tn9 popu,a. Instrument are snipsed 10 Eea.
wrYkntp in ese1v department. AID toe ad9au-
,a8es oi .pecrnar factlues, tlS Mfs1rH. Snkn nave
btonglttha at OF otE1n.tnasiog - grexe perfsc-
ton.
, 1870-02-16

BOSTON, Fen 15.-Na1ia uill s1rested on sus-
p.cion ef Implication u the murder Q. sssoae IN
eooTrd mru, named WEI E. Hill a2d Joan Fnil-
fips. Win the murder. Aouve. roooet5;
ii: the Municipal Cocst "; r: n.easMa. ssed 1s.
dc,th oi Martha 4. Hill, waa held N a. ." oalli
u1sL
NEWARK, n. J., Feb. 1.-THE luiy IN nc ease -
OF Mn, Rosaap1 Roger. tr1td !of tne nantoei ~ ~
slaughter, win 1econneaaayioos 10 mercy.
, 1870-02-16
MISSOURI

An EiorcuacEe and dUuHuccesataaP Pur-
auit-McettnK OF ~ Louis Liquor
malaria SuccesstuI BWtndlcr~
, sr Yot,rx Feb. 1a,-Wllliam Rsynor. wealthy
tarMeT. uvipg ntat Roscvillc. Perry County, Ohio.
ha1 arrived here, N puIsalt Of ~ we uno
recently eloped with GsotKe Asfnesson a!.at
hie nurptny Of nonrebola xoodh ead neait{
II ot5 n money. McPheeaon nVpd IN kantss. AID
On tAe WesseTu border seye1N Jeta, ana No aao
, 1870-02-16

81. rArl, Feb 1s-Ground Vas broken to.dfy
1T DAlas, On the st. L1nts H:yer, ncSr Lske suoe-
nor. for the coustrucIlnn Of the SoEtheso FsIne
Railroad. hDtd qutta crowd Of peo2.e, ana 1ltn
appropriate ceremonies.
AISNxAFoL1s, Feb. 1.-THE preliminary sur
vcys for the Sot1oetn Pacific Railroad afn being
pushed tor1Arh with all 20 .AIhle dcspAseh- Five
parties nte noK In the ned. and another leaves
next Tnr4day. Hepor1s tnAt co1fiss1 had been
despatched TOR the surrey 70 be Gn&aen4od uou1
frltoey otdef1 3Se Incorrect