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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

About fifty years ago the FRS. Uniyersa'.st
Society in Providence, R. l., paid 5000 for
their lot on Westminster street, and now they
have just sold it, for 0l,50o--Oue nun
drei and eighty-three churches, 100 of which
are in Massachusetts,, in Maine, 10 in New
Hampshire, in Vermont AMI 9 in Rhode Island,
were represented at the National Unitarian
Convention in New York, Wednesday, by l'1
delegates The annual meeting ofthe Unfair
ian Sunday School Association Of Massachusetts
was held in Springfield, commencing IN thu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-28

RENIYIscEScEs.-Whep John SAKE, editor Of
the Canton Repository, the Oldest paper in
Ohio, heard Of the battle of Sedan and the cap
ture Of the Emperor, be wrote and published
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900 A WEEK paid AGENT male Or female, 10
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capital required. Adtr,ss NOVELTY 60 saco,
M Oct .-+dkW+s
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We learn that the Wardeus aud Vesrry Of
Trinity Church, Rutland, have extended call
to the Rev. Daniel c. Roberts, formerly Of Mont
pelier. ami Chaplain of the Vermont State Senate
IN 1867, to become Rector Of the church
The American Church Missionary lEpisc5pal)
Society. At their anniversary in New York,
Thursday. reported that their receipts last year
we're S65,j64. and that IS missionaries are now
actually employed The society have engaged
IN negotiations with the War Department, with a
vi4w Of supplying its missionaries to act as IT.
dian agents instead Of army officers, at several
iuip3,ts-t stations The Episc5paliaus have
in the portion Of New York City between 18Th
street and the Bowery more churches, pro ably.
than any other den5miuat;oa.--St Peter $
Episcopal Church, At Auburn, Y. T., was ledi-
Gated October l9;h Bishops Coke AMI Hunt
ing,oa, together with some - Episcopal clergy
men from different parts Of the State, were pre-
sent st Peters church, Baltimore, was
opened fer Divine service On SUNDAY, Oct. O.
This is one q the larres; and finest churches in
the country
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DORR,S .V'ERE'E.N'E

Can't Sleep Nights
LII -nnAl..nn
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summer Arrangement.


WIl, on ard after NlrnAT, July 90. I--l. te-1
TWO DAILY LINES EACH WAY.
GOING s1JrE.
Leave Burlington Dob An, a1c -.. r.Nr On
az. val Of O. Central Tain.
Close connection is all-e lt u -e1-l ~ both
morulu- and evening boats, with ,-a.-s e. Helae-
lscr SIrato-a p. R.. l1r sara. ga. Toy, A.ra-ss
New York AID -.e West.
GOING NORTH
Ls4-e Ilrll- ton : I a. M, ana -.lI =. I. The
morning and Afternoon bats make close connection
az Plattstgrh y Oh trains t-r Monte. and 1.s-s-
burg.
Freie-ts taken AZ lowest rates.
- THROUGH TICKETS can Re obtained 01
hoard % Steamer au- at the Genera -Lce West
SIDE % City PsrE.
Pass5r gers sr- Haas -e transferred tc-wee- ears
and boats FREE OF CHARGE.
A. Z. TStfAE.
tull. sup--
Burlington, Oct ll. ls-l-f--S~;
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23

SKIMNtINGs From JOSH BILLINGS "FArN,rr.s'
ALMANAC. "-Tew git wrong things out ov yure
child head comb it often.
The time TO be karfulest is when we hay n
hand full ov trumps.
Tew find the square root oy hogs nose
turn him into garden patch.
lew learn yure ofisprnSs tew steal, make
them beg hard for all that you give them.
=. How leng kan goose stand on one leg?
\. Try it-that's the way the goose found it
ont.
The devil IL a mean cuss; he never keeps
his own promises, but alwus makes US keep
ours.
Dandelions planted out in April are almost
shure to he'd out-so are tud stools, so are he'd
cheese.
Q. What IL the best cure for lazyness?
a. Milking cow on the run, and living
on the milk
If had mule who wouldn't kick or bite
/ should watch him dreadful cluss till L found
out WHARF his malice did lie
When yu see - geese walkin injin file, and
toing in, WI can deliberately bet yure last sur
ylylng dollar on a hard Winter ...
There will be domestic eclipse this YEAR
lvlslole only tew the naked eye), kaused by
the new Comet Sorosis jumping ont oy her
pasture, and kantering around promiskuss.
April l5th.-To Ezra Push, Jun, n patent
was issued for a one-whecled yclosipede This
wise instrumentality haz two handles TO it
and IL purswaded by taking hold ov the han
dies, and walking between with Il shove mo-
shun. If 1t wasn't a velosipede, it would be
an old fashioned wheelbarTOw.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE PART.
~ SElSHlP heretofore existing between the IN
deTsigncd. Ia tho Livery business, in the town Of
Elkn, was dissolved tue 11l Of November, ls6o by
mutual consent. All persons owing said Rrm are
hereby notified Ia pSy 70 wN. ". STAFFORD. Ator-
hcy At Law, who Il authorized ~ collect the same.
q. r. PNDELFORD.
II. II. OATMAS.
Elko. January 22d, 1870. jal6-im
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23
..rsr 81. TO THE
N I'm A. y woN.-
OF ALL NATIonsl ~
TO THE

Nh LEW WATCHED THE COURSE OF 30 n,r,
u ".Iil"ut and Frustrated femAles-wI,c bs,pvsSss-
t.A,e OF lie. and gradually received ~. 1kso
,ehs,h, hrath ard the power of social 49,,
hun the Effects OF the Plantation Bitter -. iss-
nor surprised nj the Testimonials we recri,. arS
r"rid bat our measure IL more than nm w N Ne
conception OF the Widespread suffering vhIrb no
ol 'he almost lnfalhbie cures produced l., ~,
bnisrs. when we nrst cofnmeneed onerin, ,S tnehe
sale; We now mud that every house has 49, m Log
AN ahing parent, or debllitAted, aged m,rk. mud.
needs this tonic. .....#F n 's"oef, vAo
now some seven years sinoe No pu,,h,..L
feHro Marieile Of the Island Of St CroiI he ,.
rSht 10 manufacture and rsn what IL nov i,,s-.sNs
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23

Columbia Gold and silver Mining Coma
pnny -- Location uf Works! Cope District Eko
County, State uf Nevada. .....
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, that at meeting Of
~ III" Trustees of said Company held on the twenty
hrst !l-tl day Of January. A. ID. 1870 assessment
oihiy Ol cents per share levied upon the Capi-
iHl STOCK Of said company. payable immediately In
United states gold COIN to the Secretary ut the once
~ the Company. Room H. Stcycnsun's Duildlng
ncr "f Montgomery and California streets, San Pran-
CISCO California Any stock upon which said assess-
mont shall remain unpaid the nfth 18th day
OF March. A. ID. 1870. shall bo deemed delinquent,
and viii bo Advertised for sale public auCtiOn and
unGss payment shall bo mado before, will 10 sold on
FRIDAY. the twenty NH 2jhl day 81 March, 4. ID.
HIu 10 pay tho delinquent assessment together with
costs Of advertising and expenses 81 Tale. .H
~. n. WHEELER. Secretary.
Ofco Room No II, StoycusOn's Buiding. Corner
OF Montgomery and California stree. Francisco.
California. .. fatw
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23

The PLANET VESUs.-The brightest of the
starry host, the planet Venus, which is now
so brilliant in the western horizon for several
hours in the evening, will reach its greatest
brilliancy during February. OF such extraor-
binary brightness Is this planet, that now it
can be seen in the middle Of the dav in the
southeastern part of the sky when it is with
out clouds. The almanac says that Venus
will cease to be an evening star after the
month of February.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23

CoLORED INIMoRALrrY.-R Radical L. S. Sena-
tors are organizing in opposition to Revels, the
African from Mississippi, on the ground of
immorality. He is said to be a CAV old I.o.
thario during his missionary work among
the colored sisters of Kansas Saddle-colored
immortality, and not constitutional ineligibil-
ity, will be the dodge which hypocritical Rad
icalism will take to keep ReYels out of the
Senate.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ~. 1870.

BERTH FoR THE 0LD WAR HoEsy.-Mr.
Murphy, Of Santa Clara, has introduced a
bill IN the Legislature providing for the sur
Vey and disposal of certain lands in the State
OF Cahfornia," which provides nice little
berth for the war horse OF the Democracy, the
father OF all the Henleys. 1t Is substantially
the Parish Tide Land Bill, reconstructed and
continued in force; but II. 2. Coon and l.. l..
bullock are left out to make room for Martin
Corcoran. of San Jose, and Thomas j. Hen
ley, Of Mendicino Tor Elko, State of NeIada I;
these latter gentlemen, together with that
other Constitutional Democrat, benjamin
franklin Washington, Esq, formerly Collect
or OF the Port, at present editor-in-chief of the
Examiner. successor TO Beriah Brown, are To
hold Office for four years, at -, 500 each. with
Secretary TO do all the inside work at Sl5O
per month; So each to be charged for deeds Of
land; all bills to be approved by the Board
and certified TO the Board of Examiners.
Each and every sale of land TO be publised for
thirty days in two daily papers bulletin and
EHaminer:l published in San Francisco, and
neutrality-suspicious. in Sacramento.
These Commissioners shall have the charge
and disposition Of all the salt marsh and tide
lands and lands lying under water 10 the depth
OF three feet ut extreme low tide. belonging TO
the State.-Sdn FruRciScO Chronicle
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23
District Court Summons.

Is The DISTRICT COURT Of the Eleventh judicial
District 81 the State OF Nevada In and for the Coun
~ uf Eko:
VI. J. SCalIy, plaintiff, against James n sealIy AZ,
frudAut. Action brought Ia the District Court OF M,
and for the said County 81 EkD. and the CON plant
Clerk Of said District Court
The State Of ScYalL s-uds greeting 10 Jamss H.
Sc.slly, drfpudAut:
You arV hereby required 10 appear In an Action
brought against YOU by the above named plAinud
Of the state ~ Nevada IN and for the said County Of
Elko and 20 answer the complaint hled therein
within tu days IcEulusiVo Of the day Of seryioe after
the service o. yOu Of this summons. served within
this County or II served out Of this County but within
this District within twenty dayB Othsru lss within
forty days; or judgment by default viii BE- taken
against you, according 10 The prayer At said complaint
The said aCiiu Il brought - dissolve the bonds Of
fnHtrimony between you and SSh plaintiff aud to
cure possession ~ one child. te fuii. Of said matri
mony a. viii more fully appear ~ reference to the
CuInIlaiEt-iAr original being ale ia EIy once.
And you hereby notified thI" u J0E tAil 10 Gp-
pear and answer the aid complaint above required
the said plaintiff will apply 70 Ihs Court for the relief
demanded therein.
-. Given under my hIbd aud The seal Of The
SF,l District Court Of tbs Eleventh Judicial Dis
I tricT of the stat" Of nevada Ia aud for the
- sail County 81 Elt". this reCODa day Of De-
eoEibcT In thr year Of Lord enc thousand sight
hundred and siEty nine.
IA. WATERMAN. CIsrl.
$50 cts New. Rev. Stampl Gt3m
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23
PLANTATION BITTERaI

and which have become eelebrat~d All -
world for their wonderful tonic prup<rtie, :, NE
Bitters are now. and always have been. prrn.,.a
cisely III the same way when the rirht ear. t.s-
passed into hands. save with III. ,ts,i. &c,
that We have added thereto CulIsAya Hal slIePuon
combination with other well known rp,t. "a ~
forms one Of the most delightful tonic eordIi, 49,.
Is possible for the ingenuity Of conpop,s ~
and gives life and cheerfun-ss 10 all who A.. S
and depressed. and at the time eomiort. 49,.
dens and cXhilaratss. bA-ei
The spirit which preserves and forms the t..,. :,
these Bters Is pure St CrUix rum distilled frr,n az
sugar grown In the tropical Islands "a y, 60
and St Thomas, under the immediate suptr,t.ion =.
our own experienced agents sent located 49,
expressly for that purpose and defy aud yynrla.
Commission" chemist. sCiencc Ia produce or 90.
other than vegetable matter in the culntostIon -,
these Bitiers. We, therefore, offer and r,enmmrna
them tO the public with guarantee thai IT,
will not only prevent but the following dytrr'
ing complaints: .' ....
They purify, strengthen and inyigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They arc al antidotc In change Of water and diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late hour,
They strengthen the system and enllyen the uins
They prevent mia matte and Intermittent fever.
They purify tho breath and acdity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dlarrhua, Cholera and Cholera Morbu.
They cure Liver Complain and Nervous HeadAch,
They are tie bert Bittcrs In the world.
They make the weak strong. and are exhausted Ma
lures Great EcstUrcr
SOLD DY ALL GHOCERs. DRUGGISTS. &c. ...
II. IL. DRAKE ~ CO.. New York.
REDDISGToS, HOsTETTER Il CO, San Franci,es.
CAl' Agents for the Pacific Coast 1Sly
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-15
NJ MEMORANDA.


Ship John c. Boynton, Waycott, hence, at Cux-
haven lst inst
Steamship Norman, Nckerson, hence, at Boston
18th inst.
Steamship Norfolk, Plat, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Richmond 18th inst
Steamship j. w. Everman, Hinckley hence, at
Charleston yesterday.
Bark r. G. w. Dodge, Symmes at Pauillac 21th
ult., from Fayal
Bark Ada, Corning, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Ardrossan 31st ult.
Bark f. H. Duval, Cook, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Leith 2d inst.
Bark jamestown, Call, for Philadelphia, entered
out at Liverpool Sd inst.
Bark Ganymede, Nelson, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Bristol Sd inst.
Bark Yarmouth Corning, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Aldrossan 31st ult
BaIk John Bright, Crosby, hence, at Helvoet I'd
instant.
Bark Mary Cook, Farfor, for Philadelphia, sailed
from liverpool Sd inst.
Brig Emily, Brown, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Pensacola 9th inst
Brig Shamrock Ray, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Bath 10th inst.
Schrs Marian Gage, Weathers and West Dennis,
Cain, hence at Boston 18th inst.
Schrs +. Nickerson, Kelly, and j. c. Clark,
Fowler for Philadelphia cleared at Boston 1lth inst.
SChr ReGcue, Kelley, cleared at Boston llth inst.
for Richmond, Me-, to load for Philadelphia
Schr L. F. Smith, Cre, for Philadelphia cleared at
Bangor 10th inst.
.Schrs T. Slnnckson, Dickerson aud James Satter-
thwaite, Kinney for Philadelphia, sailed from Provi-
dence 18th inst.
in Dutch Island rarbor 11th inst.
Schr Salmon Washburn, Stapes hence for Fall
River 10th inst.
Schr John Crockford, Davis, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Stonington 10th inst.
Schr Gov. Burton, Ludlam, from Charleston, at
Baltimore 18th inst.
Schr A. D. Huddell, Long, from Richmond, Me-,
at Baltimore 18th inst.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-15
Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1929.
"A terrible tornado devastated a large
portion of Arkansas and Mississippi on Friday
last.
"A delegation of Congressman will wit
ness the commencement exercises at the Lin
coin University, Oxford, to-day.
General Babcock continued his explana-
tion of the causes that led to the arrest of
Hatch at San Domingo, before the proper
committee, yesterday.
Secretary Boutwell, estimates that the pill
recently passed by the House will decrease
the receipts from import duties by upwards
OF twenty live millions while the tax bill will
lessen the Treasury receipts by nearly fifty
two millions.
In the United States Senate yesterday,
after the close of our report, the Consular
and Diplomatic bill was passed, with an
amendment providing for Consul at Port
Said, Egypt. The Post-otfice Appropriation
bill was reported.
In the House, the joint resolutions re-
ported from the Foreign Committee, declar-
ing the neutrality of the United States in the
struggle between Spain and Cuba, and re-
questing the President to protest against the
barbarous manner in which the war has been
conducted, were discussed. The debate was
continued in evening session.
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Iuctdentals.

Baltimore has painted its garbage carts a
bright blue, with the running gear and shafts
red, and had agrand procession of them through
the principal streets day or two ago.
Cincinnati is aghast at the discovery that a
drunken clerk of a druggist has frequently
compounded the medicines prescribed by one of
the city physicians for the poor of his district.
E-Johnny Glen, the drummer boy of Chicka-
mauga, expresses the opinion in letter from
West Point to Pittsburg paper, that Michael
Howard the coored cadet from Mississippi, is
not bright at all"
"A Texas paper asserts that the bitterest
radical in the Legislature of that State is an
ex-Confederate general who went to Brazil at
the close of the war because he would not live
under the hated Government of the Yankees.
He is wiser now than he was at the close of
the war.
A Montreal paper announced on Thursday
last that Prince Arthur would finally leave that
city on Tuesday morning, the 18th instant and
added the appalling announcement that he would
give dinners every night till then. MAY good
digestion" etc.
In several counties ia Maryland inmates of
almsbouses who are disorderly or refuse to obey
the rules may be punished by foggng the num-
ber of stripes authorized in one county being
thirty nine. In another county the number is
limited to ten, and in Others to fifteen, twenty,
and twenty-five.
Indignant at the false reports which have
been published, New Hampshire man, who
evidently ought to have been born in Ireland,
declares that he will give dollar for the auto
Legislature who is unable to write his own
name.
Canadian papers complain that some of the
patriotic young men who gallantly went to the
front to repel the armed Fenian invaders found,
on returning to their employers, after success.
fully discharging their perilous duty that they
had been discharged and their places filled by
sneaking stay-at-homes.
After having Dragged so loudly of its mag
nfcent new hearse, Nashville, Tenn, com
plains that it was never more healthful than
now; that there are no epidemics, and scarcely
any sickness worthy of note, prevailing in any
part of the city or the surrounding country.
Consequently. the large investment in the
hearse is nearly dead loss.
There are many afflicted readers who will
drop a sympathizng tear with the Columbus
(Ohio) State Journal when it says:-''We began
to have hopes that Washingtons body servant
was really finally dead, aud we should hear no
more of him, but the newspapers have com
menced with his children now. Four of them
have died during the past week"
Judge Pomroy Jones urges in the Utica
Observer that monument be erected to Gene
raj Herkimer, who commanded at the battle of
Oriskany, giving his orders to his German SOL
diers in the German tongue, even after he had
received his death-wound Ten days after the
battle he died at his home near Little Falls, and
in neglected graveyard there his dust lies
almost unmarked.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-15
Ronrd Of school CnntroIIers.

This body held its monthly meeting at
the rooms, Athen@um Building yesterday
afternoon, President NJ. Hall Stanton in the
chair.
A communication was received from the
Fourteenth section, asking for school on
Wood street lot. Referred.
Also, one from the Third section, asking
for the purchase of lot at Fourth aud Ger
man streets, for school purposes Referred.
One from the Twelfth section, for an ap-
preparation of $40, 900 for school No. 6. Re-
ferred.
One asking for the purchase of Wright's
primary school. Referred.
Mr.. Hoffman, from the Committee on Sup
plies, reported that proposals for fuel were
received and accepted as follows