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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Argean, Crosby, Civta Vecchia and Leghorn,
Bark j. Ii. Pearson Taylor, stettin, do.
Brig ]. Pierce, Walton, Newport, Lennon & Burgess.
Brig belmont Locke, Cochran, Darien, Ca, Souder
Brig George Harris, French, Boston, L. Audenried
Schr Addie Ryerson. Smith, Rockport do.
Schr Southerner, Darling, Boston, do.
Sem Sem PseT Ws SossOn Augusta S SO
Scbr Marv E. Femerck, Robinson, st. Marys, Ga,
Schr Sylvan, Young, Boston, Warren & Gregg
schr George Twibaii, Edwards, New Haven, David
schr Gen. Grant, Colburn, Richmond, Va, do.
Schr Ann s. Brown Fisk, Boston, do.
Schr Fawn, Kelly Boston, - do.
Sloop William Capewel, CAKE, Cape May, do.
.,.t... ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Achilles, Colburn days from New Or
leans, with cotton etc. to Philadelphia and Southern
Steamer Nosman, Nickerson 47 hours from Boston,
with mdse. to II. Winsor Co. on Duck Greek
passed bark Eureka, from Inagua, and a three
masted schooner, bound up.
York. si with % mdse TOW to w. N Baird Co. ''O'n -''"
Brig b. f. Nash, Ray, from Matanzas, with mo-
lasses to E. G. Knight & Co.-vessel to Warren
Brig Erie, Sears, 10 days from Cardenas, with mo-
lasses to B. Il. Howell, Son & co.-vessel to Warren
schr <. M. Chadwick, ooane, 27 days from Ivigtut,
with kryolite to Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Company~vessel to Warren s Gregg.
with sugar and moasses 10 " q Y. M. OCaiiaghan.
Schr tycoon Cooper, L day from Smyrna, Del,
with grain to Joseph f. Palmer.
Schr r. j. Conner, Terry, days from Magnolia,
Del, with grain to James L. Bewley & Co.
BELOW.
Brig Planter, from Porto Rico for orders.
Correspondence of The EUenin1 telegraph
EASTON d McMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, June 20-F1ve barges leave
In tow to- night, for Baltimore, light.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, June z0-The fonow-
ing barges leave In tow tonight, eastward 3
ii. s: Wigus, James Hand, A. v. Joslin, N Winch,
SaIy Camp, and j. j. Walcott, all with coal ior
| New York.
PHLADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, June 21-The j.
L. Kirkpatrick, with coal for Wilmington, left last
evening Chas. French, with coal for Bait l. b. q.
| Special Despatchto 10 The Eoentng Telegraph.
| HAvRE-DE-GRACE, June 21.-The following boats
left this morning In tow
Harris Wilton, with lumber to d. e. Trainer Co.
/ Three Sisters, with bark to order.
| Lizzie and Alice, with bark for Chester.
|
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Special Despatch 10 The Boentng Telegraph.
HAvRE-DE-GRACE, June 21.-The following boats
left this morning In tow:-
Harris Wilton, with lumber to ID. e. Trainer & Co.
Three Sisters, with bark TO order.
Lizzie and Alice, with bark for Chester.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Neios see First Page.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
SUN RISES. .......... 429 MOON RISES. ......... O32
SUN SETS. ........... 7'34 HIGH WATER........ T44
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MEMORANDA,

Steamship j. W. Eyerman, from Charleston nth
inst. for Philadelphia, has on board 25 terces rice,
100 bales cotton, lQ3 bales d0mesi.s 3-s b)s. gosa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
Charles Dickens.

Everybody will be reading " Edwin
brood" fora year. to come, aud Dickens
name will be on every ones lips and IL
all the newspapers. There is fresh
growth of readers for His novels, and we
predict shat the famots novels of Dicken;
wp be read more this year than everbe.
fore.
In choosing an edition care should be
taken to buy one that has good clear type,
is compact and cheap. All these qualifca,
taens arc met by the Globe Edition, in
fourteen volumes published by II. o.
Houghton & Go. q .,au ,
This edition also has the advantage that
it contains stories and sketches by Dick
ems that are not to be found in any other
American edition, and has besides splcn-
did Index of eighty pages, giving the
names Of all the wonderful characters in
Dickens novels, telling in what books
they are to be found in fact, regular
street directory. Happy those who know
Dickens characters, and happy those yet
to know them. .........r.. ...
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Correspondence.
For the Ncwsdealer
Educatfos.

We noticed an article under the above
caption in DEALER of j 9th instant, and,
like its author, consider Tho subject ono
that deserves attention and calls for re-
form. We venture to affirm that there
are few northern or western States that
have not better system Of common
schools, or system rore satisfactorily
carried out, than VernoAs, sat-
There is a great deal Of dissatisfaction
among teachers, parents and taxpayers
regarding the condition of our yabfft
schools, and hence the recent acts of leg
islation in regard to it. These if obscry-
ed will tend TO improve the condition Of
things, but We have not yet what we most
need, a Model and Training School, Nor
NAL Schools and County Institutes are in.
dispensible, the latter especially 80, be-
cause every teacher can avail himself Of
its advantages. The Normal School can
not or does not graduate teachers enough
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
Stove.

&c, and A. Kellogg have bought Hsa-
rison Poor's faAn with all its appurte-
nances. r0 ... a..u r
Farmers have commenced planting.
Thursday evening, while Mr.. Town
was in prayer meeting, his horse loosed
itself and Started for home, but for some
cause, instead of taking the direct road it
turned into the fields, making several cir
cles, passing through narrow gaps and
finally came into the road and went /
miles, when the hind wheels of the wagon
locked into another wagon, throwing out
the bolt and leaving the horse attached to
the front wheels. Notwithstanding the
many circles taken and the darkness of
the evening, but very little damage was
done. . ....... ...... ...
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,JefersOnyiIIe.

Mr.. N. G. Raymorc has made from
$40 trees 2Ol5 lbs. of sugar. '.
Five boarders from Montreal, 20.
have recently arrived at d. g, Cartoons
"A milliner from Enosburgh has tax
rooms II ths residence OF Mrs. NJ. Heath
MIR. Chcescman is getting the tim.
Der in readiness to build new barn IN
place of the one destroyed by fire,
AT the Vestry Meeting of the Fps.
copal Society," Monday Eve, S. II. Pearl
was chosen Secretary and Treasurer, j
+. Wilcox Senior Warden, Il. Smith Jun
Tor Warden, and Ira Hawley Delegate to
the Annual Convention, which will be
held if Bellows Falls on the lst Wedncs.
day in June, neat.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
No. HYDE PARK, Apr. 10, 20.

,NR. EDIroR-DEAR Sir
rotccd in your paper of last wccl
what | Suppose was meant for a slur OIL
the Banner Of Light in regard to Chris
being or not being born.
Now, sir, | wish to rela'N what | hearC
a preacher say in lecture at tHc wis
wall schoolhouse" in this town, some tweNV
or fifteen yaars ago, as it is fresh in m.
memory as if it were but yesterday:
Speaking of. the punishment Of sinners
he said, at is not now as it used to be
before Christ came into the world, fol
then (said hc) sinners got their pay down
that is, they were punished for their sins
as they went along through the world, but
now their account is sealed up till the
Day Of Judgment and then they receive
the seutencc-depart."
Now, | ask, would it not have been fai
better for the world if Christ had never
been born, or if he must be horn, had
him still-born at any rate, as "old Mother
Dewey" said, ''old Tom Davis was the
first still. born child she ever knew live "!
At this same meeting the good old
Baptist Deacon took occasion to say to
his neghbors that he felt an uncommon
anxiety to talk to them and warn them tc
fee from the wrath to come by laying
hold oil me h,cvey aow offered, as the
minister had Just been telling. lie said
he felt an uncommon anxiety TO talk to
them, aud took his seat
| then raised my head about six tect
two inches and drew my face dc@E as
long as | could, and said, al ahy one
wishes to talk with me, just can At my
house, and [ will spend half 81 whole
day with them, and if they, by scripture
of fair argument, should convince me hist
! am wrong and they right, | would thank
them a thousand times" and then took
my seat.
The minister then got up in a rage and
his fists and stamped his foot,
and said, "Dont go nigh him-don't go
nigh him, don't reason with him-don't
reason with him, for he will reason you
out of all your religion, and | thought
so, too, And | thought that way the
trucst preaching | had heard that day.
AsApm SPABLpISG.
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From the Free Press.
"Let theM Speak for Themselves. :

BURLIyoroS, hpfil, 1870
Editor Free Press int TihttS ..
Sir: Will you allow plain, old fash
! Toned Yankee woman to express her opin
ion in the columns Of your paper:
Since the beginning women have beer
striving for their rights. The little Adch
gentleman in the form Of the serpent wills.
percd to Eve that she had right to the
fruit of the forbidden tree she ate and
found it good to the taste she persuaded
her husband to do the same. We all
know what followed; and cvor since
has the curse been thrown upon women
In no part of the world as far as my
observation extends, has woman been SO
highly favored as in the United States Of
America.
We have women physicians, women ed
itors, WOtlien authors, women orators, NO.
men artists, and last but not least, women
divines, In no other part OF the world
can IGafh that woman las the tish! 10
retain her own PROPERTY after tfatriage
but IN the United States they taH Nsst
their ow,i and spend their husbands. =,
They have equal rights TO- education ;-aa
they are not restricted as to what they
shall read; they have the freedom of the
press; still they cry more"
What more is it they want? Why the
privilege Of mixing themselves up with
the men in the political contests. They
sa. they do not have their rights, unless
that privilege is awarded them. iH
1t | am not mistaken there was no such
thing thought of il TIC, (at least Histo:
ny says nothing about lily, but woman
comes in for her share Of tn. heroism
she manifested. She was an equal suf-
tcrer with man she ,hursed the sick and
wounded soldiers, she knit socks, made
shirts, and scraped lint, took the clothes
from her own back 10 settry their needs,
but in no single insfurce doey history give
an account that iu consideration of mi
these little Tor grcat) Offices did she claim
as her reward that she must enter the DO.
lltical arena and am inclined to think
that had the men proposed it to them,
they would have taken It as an insult, and
very justly, | am ,hinlingg
In those days we had useful, noble wo.
men trying to do their duty in the sphere
in which our Heavenly Father designed
that women should labor as Blf
We likewise had noble men land hope
the rccc " not cxtnct) men OF sterling
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
Johnson.

Mr.. Ep.:-Wc have very little to CON-
municate this week. News :" scarce as
hens teeth Society here is like society
in other villages at this time of year. %
Every one is attending to his own bust
ness, and, if smart enough, to his neigh
bor's, too. ''
We hear, by the way, there's a "tin
wedding" to come off this week, but not
having the "tin" we are not invited. We
Wish the happy couple much JOY, and a
plenty of the shining metal. -r
Mr.. Riddle has pTrchascd the house
belonging to Mrs. G. h. Foster,
Mr.. Noses Burnham, an AGED citizen
Of this place, died very seddenly after an
illness of less than three days Was
aged 50, and had never been i'll before
sufficient to call a physician.
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and interest to the work which the latter
might ooner fad iD teaching the sciences
or mathematics. Then the teacher OF
sixteen who held Sd grade certificate
and taught successfully small school Of
an inferior grade and the criticism of the
superintendent or committee, by aid Of
the Institute and sell-effoFt might receive
a higher grade certificate, etc.
Finally let the teachers be encouraged
and all GOOD, bad, and Indifferent, enroll
ed. Assign the best to the districts re-
quiring the best teachers and elevate the
rest as fast as possible. FEASS.
April 25, 1870.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

their father and doth not bless theif molh-
err And, verify, think it must be the
nresent for it seems that they think their
fathers have become so polluted that they
are no more ct to make laws for them and
they do not bless their mothers, for they
do not think they have instructed their
brothers so that they can be trusted. 1
know our Savior has said, "Judge not,
lest yc be jugded,," but again lie has
said, "By their fruits yc shall know
them
Nov what arc we to think Of the homes
of those women who speak SO contemptu-
ously Of married life BY their own
words we judge theirs are not happy
homes. and 20 wonder. What husband
wants wife travelling about the country
preaching and stump speaking? Il can
give it no softer name.) They call mar
riagc "bondage." If it is slavery, we
enter upon it Voluntarily, This is a free
country, and it right that God has au-
,horized. 1t is holy ordinance, and
has He not said that man was the head
There are many unhappy marriages, but
it does not follow that all are.
- In the course Of their lectures some
have said as much that if woman find q
man that she has chosen is not congenial
to her taste, she can leave him and take
another What a purifying state of So
ciety is that!
Why, bless me, if that is what these
rcformers wish to bring about. it would
cause the men las bad as they represent
them to be) to fee from the No"len as
they would from rabid dog, and then
would the prophecy be fulfcd, "In that
day behold seven women shall lay hold of
one man saying, let us be called by thy
name and take away our reproach. -
"Who can find a virtuous woman for her
price is far above rubics, the heart of her
husband doth safely trust in her." Amy
pure, right-minded woman would rather
have that trust than all the applause and
cheers Of gaping cfywd.
wonder if it ever entered the minds
of these followers of Lucy Stone aud Mrs
Livcrmore, that they would not only meet
the lowest class Of men at the polls. but
az such class of men were not exempt,
neither would such females be? What is
law for one, is for ALL
In my poor opinion there would be more
prostitute females than there are now and
if instead of encouraging it, they would
devise some way to save some OF the
young women that are rushing hcadlong
into the vortex; would get up some soci-
ETY. to put death blow to that, as well
as to intemperance in other forms, all
sensible and right-mindcd women will aid
them.
An OH FASHIONED Y1NKBE WoMAN,
WHOSE SouLu HAS 6E#,l
DwIspLED DowS
~ Dt''NISG NEEDLE"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
No. HYDE Park,

The few days of sugaring that have
hardly sufhced to give us taste, are now
among the things that were, and tho far.
mers preparing for spring work are re-
joicing for one more look at Mother
Earth" 80. .. r.l
The fine rain of yesterday has done
wonders by way of enlivening the vcgeta.
Bile word. Grass is looking green and
nice, and hope those farmers who
have always been complaining of f." late
springs" in Northern Vt, will just rccol.
lset that this spring little sugar was made
after the middle of April. So. 'n j. Pr
--Messrs. Waterman 4 Fsliugton arc
taking advantage of the high water, and
are floating their thousands Of logs down
the Lamoille. They have very wisely
secured the services of Ave Experienced
log-dfivers from Now York. and the skill
and adroithess displayed by them, togeth
or with the frantic leaps of the logs in
passing over the rapids and numerous
dams, form picture quite novel and in
teresting Young and old are alike anx-
ious to sec the fun. There is but one bad
feature in the picture, -Lindly sometimes
isahttle careless and gets his feet wet.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

and while he was at the Office the letter
came in that days mail, Now the won
der is, where was the letter all that time
We notice that there is much fault found
by letters being delayed in this kind Of
way. " = "
There was sugar party at fhe YES
try in the Methodist church last Tuesday
evening. Notwithstanding twas rainy
night there was goodly number present,
and ike many others of which we have
read, they had ''sweet time" and wasn't
clicked out" but had enough and some
to spare; -.....
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
Local Matters
HYDE Park.

DEATH OF NELSON Il. keller, ESQ.,
The death of this gentleman, which is re-
corded in our obituary column to-day,
was an event which had been anticipated
for few weeks past, but is none the less
one which crcateda sensation Of much more
than ordinary sorrow in our community. The
very large number of persons who attend
ed his funeral, and the universal respect
with which his name is mentioned, are
iadisputable evidences of his worth. lie
WAS q man of amiablc disposition. quiet,
transformations and honest. lie lived and
died on the farm where he was born, and
never travelled very far from it; and yet
by his quiet, practically christian life, he
exercised an influence in life and leaves a
good name at his death, which might
justly be a pride to more Snowy and am
bilious men. For nearly twenty years he
had held the office OF Justice of the Peace,
and had done large share of the justice
business in town; and we have neverhcard
his integrity called in question. He has
held many town Offices, and in whatever
position he has been placed, his admins
traticn has been ma:IrA h"'he same con-
scientious rectitudc. His death creates a
vacancy in our society which will be hard
to I'll. His funeral took place on Sunday
at the church The Rev. Mr.. Hodge, of
JOhnson, assisted by Rev. j. G. Bailey,
oiiciated. ..a. ..alar sal 4.1 ...u.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

A gentleman from Bethel Hill, Me-,
says that Messrs. Allen Bros, proprietor;
of Phillip Aliens Print Works, X. l..
were down to Bryant's Pond, recently
trou:ing, when one of them was attacked
with sciatic rheumatism SO suddenly, that
he had to be carried from the pond to his
hotel, 4 bottle of Johnson's Anodync Lin
imcnt was resortcd to, and he was out
next day. '5''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
Picrpont L. Luce's Estale:

State of Vermont, Lnmoilc District !"
Probate Court held at Johnson in SAID "
on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1872
Oscar G. Barnes, Administrator %,
Of the estate Of Pierpoint Il, Luce, late " nu
IN said District deceased, presents his anlln'1!a
account fUI examination and allowance, a1a w.. W
application k.r decree II distribution. ana p''
Of the estate Of said deceased .o.,or,,
1t is ordered, by said court, that all pci.ons
cerned therein, I've notified To appear AZ atess
said court to I've holden At the ProlN's ohee ln.
son, on the 18th day Of May ls7O, an" she" "'"'
any they may have ,-exu. ora,vA Ns
For which purpose II sluLsn, ,,,,,I,b,d M
weeks succes.ivoly In the Lamoille N.N. .asi
printed at Hyde Park. previous tosaid 31'Hr
ted for hearing. ,..
4 tue copy ofresord. Attest, ,.aa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

Have you a Cough, Cold, Pain in
the Chest, or Bronchitis? In fact, have
you the premanitory symptoms Of the :" :
satatc archer Consumption? If SO,
know that relief is within your reach in
the shape OF DR.. WStar's Ba}sam o.
IVaa Cherry, which, in many cases where
Hope had fled, has snatched the victim
from the yawning grave. ...... 4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
Jededidh Bingham's Estate

The subscribers, having been appgln1edi
Honorable Prol ate Court for the utlIle2 I
noble. Commissioners, to receive, eNan,. M
adjust ali claims aud demands Of all perSoH''''
isd.diah Bingham, laic Of MorriaG9 own ~
In the District, deceased, representeg IA M
asd the term OFFS months from the ,nn ,,, n.
February. 1870, being allowed ~ sau nO '0,, b
r.psetiye claims before us, Give notice ,ns
w!li attend to the duties N orrsppoinNpsT'n
the house OF Chas. i. blnghSn,i.
flstown, In said district, ON the ~ Ss'I n. h
Jane aud October next, nj 10 c'eiock,'h Wv
noon on each Of said days. ,c,mnt
re f BENoSi W. SHAW, ) h'p''l
April 20, 1870.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

In Hyde Park, on the 22d inst, about
O'Clock A. NJ, Nelson \. Eceler, Esq, aged IS
years months and 10 days. ..
In Greensboro. April 9th. Minerva, wife Of
Willard Mcclcnatban, in the 9th year Of her
age. stt.f n..,
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WOlcOtt.


As the weather grows warm Sickness
has very much abated. s u % 3'i
MERCHANTS are getting ready to %
to market, and will have their goods By
the LIST of May. Also, Mrs. s. j. Jones
will gofor her millinery goods this week.
We feel quite ready and willing to yield
she ground that Stowe is ahead of us all
IN fassioD, 1t seems quite evident that
the "spring styles have appeared there
Of late--at least We SO thought when We
read about the man who had got a now
Mr.. Jacob Robbins, from Barre, has
rented Edison Pinney's store hose, and IS
Intending to 20 into the dnerewhtils bust
ness sometime in May That wifi make
three dry goods stores il, Wolcott sfllsge,
---Aman IN this place lately stated
that he mailed ablettefior Woreestcr---
IL miles from here--and ten daysaftcr-l
wsrJs went TO the ~ a. Worcester,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

How are yoh today In not feel
ing well, bilious and sick headache. have
been looking abound FIR box Of Parsons
Purgatiyc Pills, but our traders are all
sold out. ......... ..-.. H.
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MOrrisVille.

e. Il. Ober is to hold convention
at Town Hall on Saturday nest, with 4
concert in the evening. .Admissios to
eorcert--10 cents. ess III t E.
Gov Hcndce is SO much improved
as to be able to ride out on fair DAYS,
though the condition of his lungs yet re-
guircs some caution. Ii. 4...
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

New Advertise
1870
Day Boat and NioIt D.

- DN'
With twenty LIST Glass St,an,. RI
through to Ni'wauk ee aud Chic. ,ll /
VI boat. First Clsts TicketslrsIsfs'i,4a'a
Rooms. '"e ge
Leaving 0gdensburs EVERYDAY ~
ted on arrival Ofnoon trains. hf {ie0ndh
kes, Shehoygan, and interrhdi.,,u tapi
change or boat, and every sysn,s ris
ceptcd j for Cleveland, Toledo, D.s. w
mediate ports. a. H "'la
Passengers and familia, MASH.
bark with their Luggage, Team, L"s,
land together without disturla ne.u tl
ut their port Of destination .thr, s,S,N sla
Inconvenience Uf the many chays. sls "
penses Of ether routes. will
1YTlis-e Steamers have lsr,.
ins and State Rooms, amplyaud nun Y
for First Class Passengers, aud sessss
Cook Stoves and cbmfUltahlr sco'.' VI
Passengers and Families, whs NAV ,iS z
their own provisions. No efforts xiI M Y
maintain the reputation Of tins a. Il, y
CHEAPEST AND BEST Non,
BE sure and see the agents Of thisN.,,
buy your tickets. Trusty men Viii ".
Passengers at the Depot In Osdsn.l'
Checks And re-check baggage Tor 1isI
Ask for Tickets via Northern Nr,,,,'
pany's steamers. The Gully Am.ric,p% \.
ing 0gdcnsburg. We vii make II ~.
every Traveller to see the agent, nF| hsE
purchasing elsewhere. u" d
One hundred pounds Of baggage IN. 1.
senger. Baggage chcckc through h \,
~ Through Tickets to Cslif,rpio,,J
in the Great West, Northwest and % S,o
cheaper than the cheapest, on applc,lI,
q. A. EDDY, Managing Agent, Or,,
Landing, OgdcnsGurg, y. Y.
GEO. W. SMITH, General Ticket 40,
corner Ford aud Patterson streets. orms
House, Osdensburg, n Y. D. 'F"
II. J. G0oDNo, Passenger Agent,
April 20, 1870.