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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-10

viii the TriJDH, please tell Us which
eide Of the tariff fence the Radicals of the
Thirteenth District are on-the Revenue
or Protection eide? And will IL please tell
u. whether, in i,s opinion, the Radicals Of
this district have dodged the tariff ques-
ton, and are consequently entitled 10 the
contempt Of both the friends and sppon-
ents Of Protection!
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i5"Wc see by the DuQuoin Tr,bHns
that the doors of the VI. T.. Church of that
place were thrown open last week for u
political harunguc hyGenersl Logan. That
congregation certainly esteem the church
lightly, or have very great relish for
politics. Our opinion j., that where people
permit the house of God ta be- turned over
TO the uses Of polite. the love for the
cause of Christ lis not ardent, --ShownsetoeH
MeTcTy,s
The act deserves the rcprohutiun ofcvery
Christian man in the country.
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SHALL PEACE BE PEACE?
what, nav, ~ Prussia Warning fer +?

Tho Now York Standard, one Of the
ablcst and most influential Radical jour
mails Of the United States, takes the follow
ing view ofthc situation in Europe
The anti-Frcnch journals are develop
ing some singular projects for closing the
war in Europe. 1t is proposed that France
turn over her fleet to Prussia on account of
the money that may be demanded for tho
expenses Of the war. Alsace and Lorraine
are to he handed over to Germany. The
range of the Vosges is to mark the bound
aries of the two countries. Nice and
Savoy are TO be given back TO Italy. The
States of the Church are to revert to Italy,
with an immense money indemnity to the
| Pope. Bavaria and Baden are TO have
| Alsace and Lorraine between them, Sax
ony, Wurtemburg, and llesse are to be in
IDENTIFIED in money.
As we have all along been told that the
war of Germany against France was sim
ply war against Bonapartc--against the
monstrous Imperial systcm--ond as Bona.
parte has been carted away, with his son,
his sword and his cigarettes, to n German
fortress, We really cannot see what the
Prussians have to fight for.
II the demands of Prussia are persisted
in, and the war continues, what is the duty
of America
France has proclaimed Republic. TIL,
people have taken the government into
their own hands. Men like Jules Favrs
have gone into the ministry. These mer
are not responsible for the war Jule'
Favrc was bitter in his denunciations %
the Emperor Believing that Reptile
should be peaceful, he would gladly wei
come peace. Prussia, however, demands
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of France, and con
tinucs the war until she can dictate the in
dcmnity in money and lands and posses
sions.
Peace :canno, be made by France oil
these terms without dishonor. War can
not be continued by Prussia without meet
ing the reprobation of the civilized world
Prussia warred upon Napoleon. Napo
leon is conquered. What does she wa
against now?
The spectacle of France rising again 70
the third time to proclaim a republic is in
spring and grand. II Prussia will maxi
peace that will be honorable, she can hav,
peace. War now ia simply n war of re
vengc and conquest. The sons of Franc,
should fight Ia the end rather than sub
init TO any dismembermcnt Of French ter.
ri,ory. The United States fought for fou
years rather than permit certain States II
the South TO dismcmbcr tho republic. Tn,
! v"s ""s 'w, = r-.-i..i..-. r-s.s.s". ,,'.
der the republic appears before the worlC
armed for the same issue.
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Et1y" General Logan, in his speech at
Springfield, accepting the nomination for
Congrcssman-at-La Large, wished il distinctly
understood that it should not interfere
with his aspirations for United States Sem
ator. This !, one of the boldest strikes on
record, and is characteristic of the man.
The convention was electrified by this an.
nounccmont II puts General Logan head
aud shoulders above any other candidate
for the position, and those u'pirants
who we are told were IN the
convention must have been seriously af-
fccted by the applause that followed this
declaration. The journal was among the
first papers in the state 10 give nm express
ion in favor Of General Logan for United
States senate, but we must confess that
this extreme anxiety exhibited on hi, part
is not to our liking, But modesty is n
rare virtue in successful politician.
General Logan places himself n,his posi-
ton before the people: Il will take this
IL ! can get nothing better. But give
YOU to understand that ! want to be Sem
ator and unless you place mo in the
United States senate, | will feel under no
obligations TO You for returning me 10 the
House. = Quincy .JourHak (Radicdil
The actual animus of Logan most i'm
pudent address, was that he was not will
ing his trcachcry to the Democratic party
and his services TO Radcalism should bc
considered n compensated by the office of
Congrcssman-at-Large. He is determined
10 strike for the highest office in the gift ii
the party. Congressman now, no seeks u
recollection, with the expressed intent to
become candidate for Senator ia 1871,
and with scarcely concealed intent to he
the candidate for the presidency in ls72-
NDrHgfCid RcgiSfrr
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Take Notice F.!


From the Chicago Tribune, radical Thnnderer)
y Augusta,
ut is known and rsad of all men, that
the orerskddo,sing question III american
politics at the present time IS A TARIFF FOR
REVENUE, on TARIFF FOR PRorEc-
rIox. II ia optional for political
parties 10 be for one ~ the
other. THEY CANNOT NE YoR BoTH NOR
CAN THEY DODGE THE QUESTION
WITHOUT MOURNING THE CON-
TEMPT OF THE FRIENDS AND AID.
yOCATEs OF ZACH OF THESE OP.
POSING PRINCIPLES
Resolution in the Tariff Question adopted by
u. Democrats, e, oos,ent1n 81 Ne ss,",
R1soirsd, That WE AREIN FAVOR
OF A TARIFF FORREVENUE ON
LY and ace demand that the. burdens
q, u tsrat,oa shall b .fuwtyr s'd Equally
] adj vstsi, snd that s,ek.o~ adjustment can
not be made ,cithout striking from TIE stat
ute book the present 0dious tariff hu'os, a
.vssen of ta-cafioa based upon .fdroritisn,
and whieh kas destroyed Aweri.
can shipping and commerce. oPpRkssEs
TIE PEOPLE OF THE 0GEAr AaRIcuL.
TURAL REGIONS, CoMPELs THE MANY TO
PAY TRIBUTE TO TBs FEW, AND MAS
BUILT UP MoSoPoLIrs THAT CONTROL NOT
ONLY EVERY BRANCH OF AMERICAN INDUS
TRY, nut ALAG THE LKoisLArioS OF CON.
oREss and zoe demand that the prime ar
hcies Of necessity, sueA as tea, coffee, sugar
and sdt shat. BE- placed apon the free list
IEcsolution on the Tariff Quesiion, adopted by the
RadL al Convention Of the Thirteenth Congress.
sionA Districi-Hon. H. W. Mum, nomihee.l
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EssHIL'S
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter Hl}
the Letter from his Mother i

Benton Barracks. NO., April3o. 1904,
IR. JOHN BULis-Dear SIR; Knowing the q
cheney u your safspar,Ila, and the healing \
beneficial qualities u possesses, ! send you
follosing statement of my casei
Twas wounded about two years sgo-ws IA
pys onrr aud conhped for sixteen months, lie
moved 20 oficn, my wounds have not healed n
have not sat up moment since sas wound
am -hoi through the hips, My general hei
u impaired, and need something To assist
tuTe. | have NOR. faith in your eaIsapsrilla Z
N anything else, l visit that that il genu
Please express me q half dol.I hottl.s,
oblge CAPT. q. y. JOHNSON,
~, Louis. NJ
4. s.-The following was written April 80.
b, Mrs Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt. 10
ION;
IN, JunN BuLl.-Dear sir; My husband,
L :. JuhuioU, was a sklilfnl surgeon AMI ply
isn DO Central New York. where he died, leaN
the above q, 7. Johnson IN my csr., A. ihiri
yoaTs OF nge, he had chrome diarrhea
scroiula, Tor which gave him your sarsapaf
~ CURED HIN. ! have foI ten years rec
moudcd Il 20 many Ia New York, OHIO and Ia
Tor srrOiula. fever sores. ano general deb
Perfect success has attended H. Js e1rss ~
~ ssat oasss % sSrg'sla aAd fcrer sore Htrs q.
mirdrElgEs. 1 am very ANXIOUS for my son 10
have recourse 10 your sarsapaTilla. lie - it
OF getting "a spurious article, hence his with
You for IT, HIS wound. we're terrible, but
leye ne will recover Respectfully CONAN,
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yillanos, WAGER County. Ga,
June ~, lss.

pr. JonS BrLL-DeAr SIR; ! have recently
gwen your Worm destroyer several trial
Nna mil Il wonderfully eihcscious. u has "a
failed Va a single instance 20 have the wish"d-i,
eject. am doing pretty large county prac,nd
and have daiy use for some article Of the kidH
am free 10 confess hat know OF no femes
fecotnms ndcd ny tie ATTEST suihoriies that - 4
certain ana rpeedy IN ~ etic.ts. GA the conifM
the, hrc uncertain in the extreme. Ny object
WfltlLgyl4 is 20 and out upon What terms %
get the tuedicin. directly from you. II can ~
I'upun easy terms, ! shall Use great deal Of
an HWafo that the uss OF sue articles j. coutrsf
h. 'h' tssabius- aud rfastlce Of great Maori
OF tie rfra'ar TIE di-eIflIng stemsdy " hIth
know 90 boz sufficient simply because ~ may
ignorant - 1T comb nation. For my pat, rhi
make % rule 10 use all and every means 10 a
lcVste suffering humanity ~ "a | may b" At
% cYmmanG-not hcsitatng 5ccauss some OF
more ingenious than ny hri LaN. leaned
elects INST, and secured tie sole Ilght o. -ecu
that knowledge" HoEcyeT, aln BY no means
advocate OF supporter u the thousand ~ n 0fthl'
Uusffufn- that food the tounty, that puTpuU
cove nll manner ~ uis'ase- t0 which E'-h j. o.
Please reply soon, and inform ne II Jour O..
terms. ! an, ~, very repeatedly,
JJLlu-P. CLENEsI " T.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-10

rl,HE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
L Justly claims for IL n superiority over all re.
tam sp,edy asd peymaa,rf ere Of Ague and Fever,
or Chills and Fever, whether OF short or long
standing. lie refers to the entire Western and
Southeastern country TO bear him testimony to
the truth OF the assertion, that In no case
whatever will Il fail to cure, II the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In great
many cases q single dose has been sufficient fora
cure, and whole families have been cured by n
single bottle. with perfect restoration OF the
general health. u II, however, prudent, and IN
every case more certain tu cure, II It's use ~ con
t.nued IN smaller doses for week or two after the
disease la been checked, more especially IN dit.
hcut aud long standing cases. Usually, this
medicine all not require any aid 10 Keep the
towels m good order should the patient, how.s.
or, require Cathaftic medicine, after having
taken three or four doses Of the Tonic, single
do,e of Buli's Vegetable Family pile
will he sufficient,
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Pesoirei-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-10
pR. john BULLS Principal ONCE.
No. 80 FIFTH, Gross street.
Louisvt1lc Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To M,lUnitedlstatcs and World
wide Readers:

HAVE received many testimonials from
/ profess ional and modicsi men, - my snAnsc-
nnI yarou. puldiC ions have shown, all OF whicl<
are genuine. lhe following. from highly edu
Gated and popular physician IN Georgia, ~ Ger
taiuly one 81 the most sensible commuDicAtion
have ever received. Ir. Clement knows 81
artiy what he speaks of. and hi. testimony de
serve. 10 be- written ia letters Of gold. Hes
What the Doctor Gays Of kuil's Worm Dss
troyer;
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---r..., 20. O., .,-..,, -.,47.-,- r--. d. s..- NJ
y D. T. ~ uA N.Y. ''s -
y tri't uuft, u-li.tl ". Ftli4' ..-'A 'ar aa1-
r.. % amer h.A.-- '-.-A'"f '-- N'l-- - g
where's, q .e. .- mas 'ttA A.e- .. lir d .-i1l
t.u-- of tdr United state ir Pee i-''..i % Yer
IL Iut, DIS John ii--.- 4f no 'e" -a' TO lhe '' DE-
o. of orange, 90 -a.- ID ,... .i rF-i1l s,a'-n-
t1tt be- said Bailey Is l-- t- -g -- -'lh. 'p.ei'
ID. the c-'-'' "' A".-A tt.I.i-- '- -t -''" -'-
Bankrupt ih3t -a'f iirniii- h-frlo.. e.. ana $40
petitioner INNS a' -' 't1 car g. ''- '.'' '-'
INTO tl- state O. H.' .-t- si- Fl. as-.- ana i'
cared quantity g ts-0v- -a1.-- -t.i .. e i'H-lr}
p. Hon. OF y t.Hn 10 -ii.- '--'i. o.. vermont
as SAID petlcorrr i' 'ui"rred-T1s 'fit Interested
100 -Iit purchase 81 Oh So. nans.ss. t'i..i--- t.c
furnished one l- : Of ;la Tu-r4.-. rl.at pt'H
therefore ana -s.l .el..- ta. .-' or ..I.f . at
thar ss5i DENIES r..- t.t t.lc .. She HI- TH him
- e Iau-h SOLD il..i 7.r De .s'.e owner n
ole equal uui vi e Lt.f th'rH g. Alr. sod en-
iu- helI sold l.4s uu. cFl-ed h4.i 10 '..-- ..-
til. a1ou- Che month .- ,i..... era ID. -"- HavA
sl.t AH-ri DECIDE G. $40 i-.-l rl- OBJ. rs. . i-l.
thereof. ana i--fHc- --ft.a- i.rt1 .'H' -' .tl--
are vile u-l Ft.-a'. Jog iH- j.-It. ...e.. rli
-4Ii .ll" are 4t5-i-.e- %. i".-t7s .. a- s..
petitioner can >-t f'ii, -..- AH.'. HHa-l'-
interest being O. ~. cone -i I.- n-i.t l-'t
hl part Oh tae northwest lutlet .. tle north.
east quarter, ans te i0 bees Gts-'.r nd .Ie -.u'.-
east quarter 70; s-'i."- three. Do -.'--- O. $50
thirteen u"-fh % range .H i''1t s- "l'' A.7.'Hr
vest halt % tla n.r.l"ast guar CT %
twenty iu lHNlei D. ... u'-'. .. -"iti '. RINSE
.t. fourteen W--t. cons t.a.l- .I t-. -t u.e i-'-
dred ana .Ntl .Oua ana .. ID . acres
l.lt siil --'..l l-'l..i- Us. 90.
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w +, the Subscribers, having been appointed hy
" tle Honorable the Probate Court FIR the DE-
tret OF thitrliel. COMM sluuers g. receive exam
ue an- ADJUST the claims and demands Ufal rer-,rs
a-linst the estate Of edward Para-y, late Of Bur
l.u-ton- 90 said District. deceased. ami also al
claims and demands exhibited ia Offset tuertt8 AND
lowed by sad Court tyr that purpose vge do tie-s
i're hereby give notice that We viii attend 20 the
business % our appointment &c the .iiee of j. b.
.p-.cLnecs, in Huntington, Iu said District. on th,,
Fr-t Thursdays o. April and August new at fl
clock A. ~, Du elcl Of said DAYS
Dated thIs I'd day qf February. \. p. i--l
J9.iN J. LJ-LtNBEC tc.,,.,,...s,.-.-,
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WE0N--lTHY ', 20. 10
Erol-R The ,rtetfrFirur is quite dull, and
tho trade decline purchasln- only m small lots as
wanted. BUYERS are very Indifferent ABOUT pur-
eb .i-e ana even AZ further concession ne clis4-
erlie sles mid De made. The sales have been -
81 64-5 for Western superfHe; - "a 3 . ins
common cxtras; $ n $50 Tor Milwaukee extras
and $3.50 ~ G5l Tor Minnesota extras, Inc uu n-
h.iers' hran.s White whclts selling at 50 - a
80 Tor Ohio. iGdiau3 and Michigan, as 70 quanty.
Illinois range from s. ~ n 5is ana 81. LOUIS AZ
5000 Ia 4sI q hbI, Including choice and uancy
tr.ud- al flie after rare. i- Canada Flour thtre
have heen sales of3lu bnls, u ~ l2i, gold. f. r.
tlur the sales have been cuniGed To snail lots at
s. n y hhi. Corn Meal has been selling at s. z
Dbl. Bue SWheat sells at % y "a 50 g 10 lbs.
GhAlN.-The market FOL Corn was drm early in
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9ew advertisements.
TIE NEW YORK Mrrunn1,n

WELCH 4 GRIFFETH,
Boston, Mass, or Detroit Mich
THE NEW YORK METHODIST
Publishes Sermons Serial Story for the Family
new ChlldIen story every week. Chat ith tho liz
te FOLKS Editorials by the best Methodist wrtersa d
others, Foreign and Domestic Cores 9ondence mn
department Of heiigiOus and Secular Intelli enc
Ia short whatever goes 10 make a complete Family
faper. fnce $50 year. Liberal premiums H.
cahFassers. Yearly subScri pti0ns Commence Al any
tiHls: f'I spec mem, enclose two cent stanu =,
TIE 'lEIhODloT IA Nassau ST., New Yors
SHERMAN HOUSE. BOSTON.
Formerly RD,cool House, Court sg.,-,
EPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
R'ofH'' one Dohar per day for each person.
This House uoS stands among the first uot,1. 8,
Boston having been lately refuruished and mi in
perfect order BARNEY NULL. Prophet r.
WOOD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
w Price 81 anu THE WONDER, price sc.
1oH one ear l'r &c. Specimens 20. Address 1Iik
NoNDER, eouthold, L. l., ~. y Don't delay Ngte
- he tune.
SAVAGE'S URSINA.
FOR TIE HAIR.
Las a worldwide reputation for restoring the life
Of the Hair and permanently maintaining its beauty
should be on every Toilet table.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
OEsEavE-None is Genuine without the BfrcH
BARK Label and the signature Alfred Savage'i
round the meek.
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Eesal autires.


STATE OF VERMONT, } ITO all persons con.
District Of Chittendan s. 5C gs5pse II the Estate
Of Milton, ia said District deceased, -'''
GREETING
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District ~ Chttenden, on the l5ih dsvr
February. A. u. 1879, an INSTRUMENT. purportnis =.
he the last WILL and Testament OF Charles
Howard late of Milton, in said District deceased
WIS presented o. the Court aforesaid, for Probate
and &c Is ordered hy said Court that the 9th day Of
March, A. b. 1850, 40 the Probate Court Rooms in
said Burlington. 1e assigned for proving said In
struueut srf Nlrr tiso fl,reoi Pc gwen o all
persons c.Ice-lc Hy puHlIs.il- this order three
week successfully in o., Burlington Free Pssss.
newspaper printed at sad Burlington, pre-
vlgus o. tIa tn, appointed
IHlEG-HrE. 3. "a are hereby not Ger! appear be-
fore SAID Court the rusr and place Aforesaid, aud
contest she probate ui -gi1 VIII yau nave ceu-a.
r. t..- l-t. D.. o.. F..-rary. 4. D. i'-1.
JiUlw r. T.. WALES. Judge.
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9elr advertisements.
9eu advertisements.
CHAMPLAIN VALLEY SURsERIEs.
Our Rural Residence persisted "a " FIRE and
FLAME" but our HARDY NORTH
ERN NURSERIES LIVE
AT SHIPMAN'S,
North Of Burlington. i,eo maes from Uiaooski
Depot
ON THE ROAD TO MALLETT'S BAY.
VALLEY NURSERIES,.
100000 VERMONT FRUIT TREE

100000 VERMONT FRUIT TREES.
OVER 800 rariefie,-H4ray home. cr0un Trees
~ that riH Inc. B1dIsG and grgffsd, many on
crab ApplC Stoet.
1900 GRAPE ZINES - I'D uIriehss. triple,
Pear, GroPo, Plum, and Casrry. Ornamental Fer
greens and Fi0irsriHg Plants.
1900 Extra Large Oychard Bsariug Size.
21O0O Hardy superb ereT bearing Russian Sorts Best
3)OOJ Beautiful shining Iron Ctad crab 8ppis Trees
1880 immense Je1ring Cifer Sorts.
- Come and get them, frcsh from Tho s,if for
your Orchards and GIrdeEs. Hrife and IRE tiH
sTcr.
Ordcr and iriH send them. The best Vqy is 10
go 10 the grounds and select f0r yourself.
OkREN SHIPMAN.
Near Wnooski, ".
II WANTED--RsspoHsibl Acfire 4yents IN
,ari Tolrn and County 10 sell Nursery Products,
10 rbon iriH gre Liberal Commission CORES
p0udeHcs solicited. w}iwtf
FARM FOR SALE.
V'nE undersigned offers for sale his farm, situated
L in Shelhurn. consisting Of lOl acres Of good
land louse barns etc, all a good state Of re-
Shelburn Falls and miles from Burlington. For
further particulars enquire Of
IL. \. BUTrOLPH
Dorset street, :. utl Burlington.
Feb. l6--f-dittv3w
FOR SALE.
MY farm Of about no acres, on WnoosM lark.
vi ia the town Of Colchester, formerly known q.
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w J. tie Subscribers, having been appointed
" 'y Doc honorable the Probate Court for the
District ni tuIttCuleu. Commissioners 10 receive,
eNl'n.ne ant adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons, against the estate II Bor.as Lee
late OF Westior1, In said District deceased
an. also all claims and demands exh bit
e- DO Offset thereto. and SIX months from the
day OF the date hereof hcin allowed hv said Court
Tor That purpose we do therefore hereby give no.
tce that we Niii attend To Che business Of our ap
p".alneat, az the Hotel OF 3. Grow. in Westiord
90 said District, ou the f-s. u -iats ~ Anil and
days.
Dated t4-s lih day Of february, A. D. I,7i
3iw3w MARTIN " Bi ~ Commissioners
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VERMONT.


POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
NAsHIscr"N, January 30, I-sl.
PROPOSALS will ho received NJ the Contract
] Office this Department anti 3 oclsck D. H.
% M.rch 3D. 1870, lr9 be- decided hy april 2.,l for
carr, Ing tie mails ui The United states IRON July
9. 1870. g. igur $50 49, ON the i1lIowiu routes
ia tte state ot Vermont and rs Tho schedules OF
departure end arrivals herein .peciied, viz;
5o5 From Atrsi field. by Hookersville Ia. o., %
Fast CABOT, miles and back, three times
week
Leave Nar.faeld Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urdGy at OBJ p. H.;
Arrive Ar East CABOT by p. H.;
Leave East Cabot Monday, Wednesday aad
r day ~ = M,
Arrive az Mafshfed b5 go q. m;
SO From Vest Burk e.. hy Wil.oughby Lake. 10
Wet Charleston 90 miles and back, twice a
Week
Leave Was; Bake Monday and Wednesday at
an;
Arrive az Vest Charleston By p. m.
Leave West Uhsriestln Tuesday and Thursday
AT a. ~:
Arrive At Wet burke 10y p. de;
s.. From West Bird gswater. 10 Plymouth, miles
and back, urcs week.
Leave est Erid- ewat1r Saturday at a. n:
Arrive at Plymouth by Q m;
Leave Plymouth Saturday ut n =. III.
Arrive at West Bird gewater by I p. II
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wish to spread abroad the great benefit have
derived from the use Of DIR. HARkiSJN'S PER
I,rALTiC LIZ NOES. haze suffered years from
the worst Piles. / USED EVERYTHING 20 NO PuR-
ro,z. until found the Lounges Il less thsa a
m1ath was cured, and have only To- resort 90 them
when oos:iveness RErUHss, and always lind instant
rsle.. IS. o. NEAL. For sale az No. fremont
Temple Boston, by E. a. HARRISON a CO., Pro-
pr.eta-s. and by all Dru s-s.s Male for 60 cents
Hen ~ 4 Co, Agents 2-T2u1s
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For fcrIrs Of proposal, guarantee, and certificate
aud also for Instructions as % the conditions . 10
embraced N me ctntr5ct &C, see advert -rineat of
November IT, l-6, AID az th's date, ibyitin. pro
posas for naii service IN Vermont &c q, be Hound
At n @ LriucipHi post fiees.
Bids should he seat m sealed envelopes super
sriihsi Nal! proposals, State Of Vermont" ani
address. cd to the Second Assistant Postmaster Cen
cral. JNO. J. CRESNELL.
Sie4w Postmaster General.
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amount Of So, 900 TO $4,000, in such location
as will best promote the interests Of Vermont
and the Company.
This farm viii be fenced so thoroughly that No
time will he lost in looking up stray colts The
buildings should be plain, substantial, and 50
convenient that fifty colts can be taken care Of
as easily as fifty head of young cattle usually
are. Paiiocks should b, made 50 strong that
stations csn run in them with SAFETY The
farm should be devoted mostly to raising grass.
oats and roots.
:" FOR stock, 1t is proposed to secure the best
English stallion, and some dozen best English
mares to be found. Next, one Of the best liam
h.etoulan stations, and several mares from, that
famous trottlng family. Then secure some doz-
en- Of the best Vermont mircs and one. AZ least. Of
our best stations II has also been suggested
that The Company place Ola the f,rr ,..lI.op
gul severa. mares suitable Co breed coach horse
], i- believed ;ha- abe demand :or rs hand 30
10. elegant coach horses Will, for many wear. To-
come be above the supply and therefore tla, a
family @. them, bred rglt. will really SCH ~
extra prices for breeders.
i'I. Industry, economy ana eaer,r are Ia
push on the work for which the coup.ay was
formed, while Iazuess, proicality ami ia, ti.i-
euey VIII have no place Oh " about the Can-
Qauy' premises.
hat effect the Vermont HORSE stock COM
qany Will have upon the valas Of Vermont
horses
Incy will introduce, improve, scatter g... per-
petuatc, better h.9odel, better formed. -9euIer.
more lasting, better sIz.l, more symmetrical.
higher selling horses r.g.u.i.4t the ~-I-. than
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