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New-York tribune., 1871-11-15


FRUITSPoen Dried have rule duI but pre q most IS "s,
,sadyI e.ls as New LaSe. sI1. At S3 36sSs9 sEsOs
BIS quoted he Tor 0h Pecans At l AA Lemon
EL1xfsia vOOd demsud 70 quot. State losc Cspsdn l
lee sgiannS In COED demand At s0Ce Green IOE At -
FFATIERs ara arn; sales tOoO % Prime Western 16Sns,
MIsd E.s daiI and u1sh1asud q 5sesSa
GRAlE-Wbea nc favorable fom EnIop hsA
much s5s e %s %D AZ 8. oo.s dc SoSa Sa
SM r., rf2s % s .ss.a S S 'a a 9: 3: SSS SS Csis s. SS
io No Chicago sphngI 81 s4a 81 for No kvaekss 81
for No s4tsa Hsssa &.ss iSs % Ess ss s
white AchgAA Ell ss 81 IS for White GsnHsse le as 10
& SiAe c.8: 38:f a's 81 HSssT ' = Sss
Barley M1 dan osu are less asdve sales bush New ON:
SIC. Bye An sses so bush DaTh state a. We Corn sm
"a asS hIed 7BH7S5c store and SO
PIC aBost lnd New Do at ISaSO saoa Western White At 49,
Western Yellow at 90e. In .
GINSENG yeJ Inn az zoe Dol as 10 qlalitJ.
HOPS are ana bat Ae demard Light WsqS0si ,
.Yo,h, 0rv,h S7s c sr van. Growth isD 26a
ESSsrn groah 1871 CaAAns growth a s9l2S3
Western growth 1871. a63 BaVansss. S1od!S
YeAEngs 1910. 06o3a'O
Od growth, le lbelAn1
HAY i'm Il 81 10 iOr SUI pnsi si scesl 90 for Rst. '
Salt Ray and Toasoc f Clover Straw quiet AZ VI 70
clio ycag kye a1So E sbOr d. and 7Saeoc for Oa
HIDRsD Hdss moderussy active nad Scns large sass h'e
bess made Wa Gte Hides inquiry has been Gpprnt
for Tens and SSahs9 BE 0,as Cows hays hser al sod
INDIGO an EiSds are steady and IN Dir demand We quote
Bengal per No. Goa 81 3s9S?l qnstsmslh..si oo9erto
Maor.s currency :. esS I7i o1Seas......'.. 500 i"
IR1THRR-Hsnioeh sels Afr Seuand at upeA,"d
the inquiry SpsI ios yOs % Engl.ad Tho %Arl'. foe
BY dealers and manufacturer chiefly e hght and middle .og
S. SSSs gSs Y.Sr 5 s, Me-. S :. % S sS Scotch % % @
cSHtnass very In ss quote 81 EatOn for G'nesmo..
and ssSs tSs Ss2': 4Hfesn aS quiet Lao 1."
We eduotA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
IMPORTANT 10 Ho1nERs OF 500 BoxDs.

- No. 30 9OWAL1-sT., November "a.
The sales Of Northern Pacific 7SO Gold Bonds have
been steadily Increasing, being largely augmented
by eonyersion Of United States 5-SoS into these
bonds. - 80 a.
As the Secretary Of the Treasury win Shorty COM
mence the redemption Of the 69s Of 1852 holders Of
S-Oos should embrace the present most fAvorable
opportunity 10 replace the same withia security Of
UNDouBTED AND DAILY DECREASING VALUE, and At
the same time enlarge theiF q e,f. ae f..t
s. - ANNUAL INCOME 50 PER CENT. y
This investment 10 fcnnd in the ~
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs oBTHE NORTHERN Pa
. ~ cn1C RAILROAD.
which we offer at par aud accrued interest in cur
reney, and which arc secured BY FIRST MORTGAGE
UPuN THE ENTIRE Roam AID IT'S EQUIPI3NT, end
also upon Se,OeoOOe acresaf tho finest Agricultural
and Mineral lands IN the world 4 .s
!@ ...hg I; .",sJAY CooxE & Co.,
- New York; Philadelphia, and Washington
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

Fs1s sssssas A:vs Y az:d %sIIe Pc.
Qh hCsep q 91e1 100 bhlG NV CEuR = sDee aSehOh ~
eeh ~ sSa lIe Rela ~ te0se ,,.
stsaayt ~ - hhs 4 fE on b6 eIeDa for New ro@ yard
strnlasa tb He a es Soi SobhA Pale at S7GS5
ear e Wisiiss.ss "a Ss rs u q wIIsA.sssu. ,,,
OkLS~Dto4o 0SRED 81 unss''eo
a. ~ "a fss.ss 9 ds &c - aOd ne for
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

In etate bonhs III lsSdDg featnre was the sharp ds
oline IA sofA Ckfrhet nOm y 10 "a ior ne
January anA Jalt isEnea Ehe Apftl aad October
also deprssssd. ssllinE o.. at6ofs sdyApced on
small basinssss to a. aAd TenDsssess 70 ssa, prniA
e. detred hsyt1g sqld A. p, and North caronaa 0lc
ct "a The following were the bidsi M 5rs3s & ~ Sa
trssef tzs r oDAasd a2kcs - y fosy oasssa Ashsd
rsha,sis 81 ~ ss,s, ~
fsSae 81 ~ est1s; - 2. e. ,s..se el -.
VI q iss1ssvfIl ~ s A. q -. e
GeSsN4 2qo % dk11 81 y 6g1r
H9G e1fE4 ott. W - fiflg MN DIf >s
Hcrk O1soN4sHA ~ ~ - 1ylley 1eIyst 10 -
Nafh OaIeH41 GyL ~ ~ iglte1f1 80. Ic9
Hses GssssSs q 4tstlsf = IN. -sss "a
-, s1tsa5s - 0 ~ IL ,soi q ?
y ~ = - 81 M - -, q
g -. q, Is: 4 = 8.
1.9 -. e; ~ N e cae i,... I,
Imlrios1 KsshaaFs Baak isoes cola ia 6isSsias
ths only s.le q sOay g ty tAnk shsrea be HdA
were maAs e. fe03ai - a. sisos, ses -, ,fe
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
THE MONEY MARKET.

sALEs AT rHr sroH ExoaANGE-F1Rn CALL,
u s los O'Clock ~ ~, - ~ 9 - ';'a."
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

TNIRRF TT CHICAGO L-Dealers Wishing first
IT esss sTBel0DeoFsg xLsle e as s.laa q D. ChlCAGS0
ssai O o Dy.t sEgy g"s Ia.f,sisSd Iesss aS.
mi n1r nAil n AleAAaaeA. .-eagrI ~. -
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

The earnings of the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Kali
road Company for the first week IL November were:
1871 s2266; 1870 $ s4S increase, t1oSl2 49, Earn
ngs from Jan. TO Nov. 81 1871 N,36&S7 O9 1870 ll1o'
6l3 AZ; increase, 1871, S22I3l3 81. IN ,,u
The following Ia the statement or tine facluc MAI
Steamship Company, Nov. l, 1871:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

Esslr PA CEaF kmsr MoRTsAGE Cora BokDs
Of the hoBas AUD MosToos4SRx RAItRoAp Co.. In
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

oIg sAxn A. Sshasl h go o. earrene'' '0T "s''s"
6lL pfSSSsSf 4 sssd Ss..ss.I ssssSsa eRn, pare
Epffncss Gks ssd ~ ns.lE ss.,tS ~. s%sss %ss
- Ps - tlaa s.l..y stss ~ -. - s's 4
20 - ms.hs = 9 n e - - SsIs, T.,
g&aEd DM - Hesf eeesdIl ~, ~ 80 =
Pn &oa, anA nl10 81 ~ kzsa Ha1 Iea ~ e.h -
oSfr - 3ls0eD n kane Heg, - oNtBR r lnoA -.
beef HSlla ~ reFy euis3 nfu1 - b3A ~ 41UeN f rev
TX "a e. g s;s.s;" 80; ..i.s iss
.:s 8: .s 81 - sss:; 3: S:s Ssss Lee; Isss
sr slees - s g.esss:s ~ q liz ssS
ai !. g S. - - g - = 80 Iei
90 81 q = g q q, E;;'i; !: :,ssis s:sss:: :sl
se;.s s;ss ssl q aA'az. SSS' ' O'''H
kar 1 itts-~s.a-H-~-
csa. ~ AzF - .Sss sso, go .,': .."s sS%
Esig1 ssis ~ es VVsE n y - g3 LsySI ~, q ~ ~
kst Zen i<.lss ~ sssas se - ~ 4ss."1
fsTks .ssf7 d Ehs1Ssks = Epaaa1a vas 'FaSas''''i 10
SiG ~ < ss..s asa.s sS~ @tA c'''hD- At %
~ - ~ -. ~ ..ts 2: ~: ::
tesbkAA Rg n cSs. sSs hb pssssst ~ ssSS H'''''
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
Nsw-YOrki Pkuass,phia, and Washington

The NEST WINoossn R4nEAY; which fOrms the
chief link In the nav and short threpgh ronte from
Chicaeo to st. Paul and fhoareat North West win be
completed squipped. end IN aunnile order b. the
middle q HSys6er ine a IA eswA e within
mile day, and the gFn&inR thFQaGhout Is hnished.
Op8 hundred and twenty miles have. bean IN opera
cal business and stfn lakRsf SfdeuHz uWaafS a
Completion through 81 apix Comfy to the shore Of
thb 1nks The unabe1 tfetac this Winter win "a
very heavy. .Immense Quantities ane Already piied
up a the mills on me ine Of the rod AWAITING the
VII s. aisisi6uSsd cscr ts Oaisal ~ ~ His y
palOte aad Iowa BeMass 1hia l15al hnHnsss tie
West Wleso1sta va geta large slsge Il. fhe trslc
IEi & 100miles shorter than th6 YreSt lne, and has
direct corRecttqD with Chicago. !, The road bap 9
RdEs of Wl.cohAih Hia grant gifh the Road itseh.
aalsdgga n eenY,t % u b q q liprfEnaa . psr
fnued integest b currency a WHKzn, MoRus Il CO,
No - WeilsRty a1d11EyNsk, Jo1EssOa g. &sDAr, No.
10 WaAst, 4eWig " the Company ls
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

ii. THE WANDERER: A COLLOQU1AL POEM
By William Ecy Chauning vol l6no. 81 2j Paper, IS cent?
This volume Of justify What Mr. Emerson sd Of an
earlier work by the same author Here poetry which asks aid Of
afnude or number crs finds the enough in the
f d or depth enough the flow Of its
thought serespect which led TO date from his heart
mere proudly Rome Here love which through surface
and sdores the gentle nature and not the costume"
M Geo W. says Claiming TO be intent HE
thought that climber received pucE the eWeiss be
win mind no Ghocts or bruseL refreshing. these eehoing
days 10 strain which entirely without echo Amidst the
verse which popular this strain Ike that Of WOrh
worth To be Of Byron."
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

Government bonds have been stroag and todny all the
six per cent ises sOid above par Of gold The Treasury
WIN buy million tomorrow Tho market closes strong
on the sasIs Of 4iaii Tor 1915 Fisk Hatch report
"a folloue n n tas S,olsi isssF4i ~ % 10 60. sac
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

CANDIES nea quot SpeTm 3063e PAehi Jsa4OJ
Paamne At aSo and Adamaniue (l2dl4 oS) a l40l8c.
COAL steady and In active demand, Domestic -ng iU
yard At IS o09$ 81, cargo price. Te9Sl less.
COPFER quiet but holders arm, nasaes reported
DRUGS AND DYES moderately active former prices Ws
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
eitadtisas ii1dttt.a Males.


A YOUNG MAN graduated with college hon
IN hEvhs travelled Srtenayeiy,
VIhe posdsD tbCORAH1oN BO0R1E TUTOR Of S0na one
lzte1aG aSst n private fntyI hghest fssneaA
L., Thbsns 05eegd 10 ID 81 s.-.1 al ~ : : > !
V0ACHMANsa SITUATION L.WANTED-By
~ 80 9sseE q yoHn .io ss.rEs q par
ETRST-gLAES Englist FARM-HAND and
Il WIZ Nent 1frBATIoHe Coed plegasa snssr,
ss ;se sis: ss s.s S sa11
TlARM- -HAADS a. o Bowling green asAPIERCE
L o. hs-s Sess1so S.l1 lnelsss ssds ssm.a4 seSlaA
Rnsasi sb HSkszes seassse snd oaEasSefs, ke :.
DARTIE8 not InSqufT4ng5 the exclusive ser
ItIve q sSeshAspss sHn rf AcCQvHrD WRITTKM ~
81 4 d 3D. So rs:ss sss:1ss Sa. e'' He
SC6TEHMANf and wife, .Engliahman and
- M flArlia HAInB nd HobeBKnfPRRe ,jsa SutSst
AL ss e - = s'e.A S.'' = sA' As','
GITQAg4E NYBD = By frst-clhss
~ etptnt LaHhs, bsssss, ts SCan taA -
dsau 369KB h.Y. sl tII bGgIuE &c.
6TTUTTI0N Al EI1EHL o. HAIESNAG. By
Il 3 Z, i. fiks.. O. = +
WyANTEkesaBy an, Rnglishmany RRed 81 q
w stunAoa q vALkT sRcRKfARI = EsSlss 4ss.Sss
MfsoN. Hs.lsSsrSs kiseeg La ssissiiss Essls1d
EEN WEaT q hiiftgrg st. a. feapsctable
SJsts3 yess ~ q aEnoA s q sA.ais
ash beo Y ee es1s-y. .s-es4 -. a... -
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

Money continues 70 work Win treat eas ana tu6 sup
ply on cali abundant to meet the demand at and
per cent on ca prime discounts moving pretty freely on
the basis of the following rates: --.
Commercial olasS ndssssd paps dsS1....... as
e1aa ibdsed D6peR al0 Nf
Commercial tnttlaa adosss paper. nonthss'...M ei2
Conrereial lslass, snGe 90 10 @n
Commercial frteiaa, nnge nimes 40 months.l0 9n
s.ss: 60 az
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

BkRswAX arm sls, 5000 D Al 33Rd34e
COTrON-The market opened stro1g
lands sAoH advance % but other grades nnehanr
sGeS 2o6I 5s last eTnE and rs bales ar Of sb l
were for export 2s for consumption q m s,uan aud 80 n
opened Eroug IA better sg which however
AnerEa partly Stj sales as fOlOw on basis Of Low Mn4
OTeaU
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

Ill JACK HAZARD AND HIS FORTUNES
BJJ 7. TrOwbrdge ! vol l6mo Illustrated 81 90
This story led great interest lsSppead Seiay Our
Youao FoE h book Of kind youthful readeTfu Of
incidents attention and nepened with uSefnl nonA
ten put In the attractive style which Nj TOwbdge famous 1t
thoroughly book handsomely Illustrated and must BE- great
dernsnd the coming holiday
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

Uni cd States Money OTIer'
TTNHE GRAPHIC Illustrated Weekly Paper
D 7Gr 3 Ta % % tS SSIy S1 .l % uSsS SnS can ntS' nos
be obtained town in the United States AID CanaSsE
Tins viii include Christmas and ali RI Numbers pabhIbed
APros Copy a, specimen will be Isnt on application
Mean, will be taken that the papers ha be delivered injury
,e hat the number win not only be of Interest a, e poosn
The Extraordinary succe Of THB GRAPHIC Europe
by number d dsnSushsd PAINTER whom have hitherto bed
nSS SSt Obtained 54 SS been assisted
respondents an the WOrh thus making the journal Of interest
The money order must b, made gayIsHlls.ttS, .t,,,,,,
THE GRAPHIC
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The forthcoming Christmas Double will
The Story equal In Qa'Dw wS E COLLINS so'' vi" be written
Il WI a contain Kevsp PAGES Of hGbf Iagavipg and hand.
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receiving choice selection Of the best and
elegant
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BOOKS,
, IVORY FRAMES for Cabinets and Cartes De vsits,
GLASS WEIGHTS for Poras ETC. etc also from YOKOHAMA,
selection elegant CABINETS and FANCY ARTICLES for presents
offered to the TRADE at very moderate
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- County dealers specially iuited % these gOOda
4 NEW DEPARTURE IN LITERATURE.
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
MsImassiAels.

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ATH* faafi ff1t on HKWfORK 81 on, uisIs1's,tf
Tstdssea Essss a ~ q IShLf,
a NIGEL Ba3hS. IeK7neS0nze9e- cor.
a sTNRe1 ens = essltk.sA ltstss stssss Nd .sssss
6sl Q I5etsg atd lgut6t fur.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
w. DICKENS.
THE MYSTERY OP EpWIN brood.

". DJCkENS.
THR MYSTERY or EDWIN BROOD
CfnLUs HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
MASTER HUMPHREYS CLOCK.
GEORGE sILvRRMANS EXPLANATION, Hte
Household Edition. With Illustrations ! vol 6no 81 30
The SANE Charles Dickens Edition Illustrated vol l6no 81 30
=. Por Sale by Booksellers Sent postpaid receipt Of price
by the PubhGhen
JAMES R. OSGooD l. Co., Boston.
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/ r O. A Co q Publications.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
ANOTHER BRILLIANT NUMBER.

j. q. HOLLAND.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-30
THE BURLIN GTON.
The Treaty Ratified.

The news that the Treaty Of Washington has
been rstihed by the British government, Is pecr-
larry gratifying We do not suppose that there
was a doubt in any intelligent mind throughout
the length and breadth Of our land. from the cay
when the provision1 Of the Treaty were made
public, and the approval of it by the Senate OF
the United States was declared, that ii would be
ratified By the Queen Of England as soon as Us
careful examination By her Cabinet should be
completed.
But none the less Is the official publication
Of that result, subject for great and genera
rejoicing IN both countries. Fault finders with
II are Of course to be found or both sides OF the
Atlantic but the very discussions which have
been held. have shown 10 al who have read them
that the objections Of particular parties on
either side 10 some Of the details would be
outweizhsd ny the great benehts which Woaia
accrue to both nations, from the friendly
adjustment Of sundry matters Of very serious
consequence 10 both nations, which could not
safely be allowed 70 exist IS irritants on both
sides Any longer i is not unhkeiy inst u 'n'
settlement Of the numerous particular cases
which viii hsve TO be decided by the several sr-
5itratine commissions, dissatisfaction from
the iniiviiuAis directly interested will in some
instances sppesr. Possibly toc-nsy. quite
Hkely.-,here msy be instances where strict sn'
full Justice VII not be rendered to all concerned
But thai the purpose Of the Treaty, on both
sides. If fair and honorable. and that the meihoas
provided By it Tor settlement Of the msi'ers IL
dispute accord with such purpose, there oAn
be no douit The great advance made by it II
regard 10 the preservation Of pesce between
nations hereafter, AM the settlement Of the que--
ton Of neutrality in case Of national war; 81
subject of graduation TO every lover oil
HUMANITY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-30

Az ANCIENT TURTLE-His Lordship made his
appearance IN the streets Of the village Of Bar
nGrd Wednesday mornIng, TINS week, and seen
Cd 70 enjoy the eager curiosity Of the crowd.
About twenty years ago be came out Of his hid
den haunts std stayed the bigger part Of one day
walking about with perfect freedom This old
settler bears the inscription cut IN his shell Of
the ancient date Of l775, which can be distinctly
traced although not 60 plain a. on his last visit
twenty years ago. he measures nearly Two feet
zcross his back and affords a good platform for
a man To stand and take ride. This turtle IL
treated with great respect by the people OF Bar
nard On account Of his antiquity. and Of his BE-
ing the last survivor Of the persons that heard the
firing at the battle Of Bunker Hill. He mas gone
now to his home in Silver Lake. to sleep on, and
wake again when this generation shall have
passed away. Perhaps the introduction Of pick
erel and bass into Silver Lake may have disturb
ed his slumbers. and account for MS visit. a.
though We shall expect him again twenty years
hence IFo0fst0ck Standard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-30
1871.

the brass casing Of stair csses 10 me si4'e
hall. end to the lower cabin, and in the hanging
of the chandeliers. 1t well speaks for Itself ana
will pass inspection from the most cAp''O1'
critic. The fine large
CHANDELIERS
in tie State Room hall are Of the Pompei@n s'y'e'
painted forest green and got up IN e1'e'ie"'
taste. The two light pendant chandeliers IN INC
dining cabin are slso in the came style anu e2-
hibit elegsnt Workmanship. The
DINING cABIS
forward is handsomely fitted up with extension
tables aud viii comfortably sea- $50 persons
The
POST OFFICE
is located forward Of the engine room AMI is q
light and convenient apartment, much better
adapted to it, purpose than any room We have
noticed on our American steamers. Route
agents Ferguson snd Hsgar viii undoubtedly
ind It an agreeable place for their arduous work
The
HEADIyG ROOM,
On the starbosrd quarter, is pleasant apart
ment. eighteen by ten fee, opening into the
recess on the lower deck snd iurnishel "-'-
blaet walnut table and chairs, covered With
costly Turkey morocco. This II novelty on
steamboats,, and vii be an attractive feature 10
the traveller. Doubtless 1t VII be suppned WIN
the FREE Pass AND TnHs sni such lesdinG
suburban journals SIS the New York 1i"e''
Tribune. Boston -4arfrtHer- &c Ioe
BtHBEn's SHOP
AMI v,.t -,,r II. onuosite tine rssiin. room. and
Is Of the sane Dimensions Wate- is furnished
10 the bowls from tznk. which is suppiel
s--., -,s vbasr
Tt. .,-;- s-o- is I,tI IL s.-ir- Of tlaes We
MN, and white mamie
sls5is.- -,l95r is finely f--uishei. AL las
t.--..--,, Wilton -,-os- IN the s55r. Two
49, --,--,-s furnished t-A C. L1sas. Of
,t;. ci.- eve 60. ON e,.s side st the entrance.
nh. 80, sv,r-,. we're cr-s5as.5 q Mitchell.
Vance h "a New YORK. the Ornamental and
e.--- glass n C,-s- Relcbs- & c.. New YORK.
-. f--r;,,-. If T,s Graz 4. 7rvla- Of New
Vol. ,r5 the ,,-rs.in- If vs.. ID s.osne.
Nsr y,-t The .-o,le-r. -isss. s-f silver ware
.- ---
"Ai-- -- -- ---- ~
from the weii-knoWn house q Davis. C5lauors
& Co Of New Yc-E. The c-sa KEN is all marked
~. $500, d.. ..-.--.... .,,..-s.,i In
"--- .----
green All s-.- d. - 2-er-i ' ---
the faiflu and linen GLl j j lLl-- o. %.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-30

a GREAT CHEESE FACTlEI--Ihe Wells Mn
nesotsl Alias gives an hcaount Of the cheese
factory St that pisce, which, it say5, is the
largest Of The kind in the United States il Of
1900 COW power, and is now using the products
Of 225 COWS. Tae msin building is Of brick. So
by s.. three stories high, viih q wing % by 35,
and is complete IL sll It's arrangements. a "a
horse- power steam-eneiue drive the machinery
and the water is supplied in every part Of the
building from an artess-u well The manu-
featuring room contains 81 presses, and three
vSis, holding 500 gallons each, and an srctic
cooler There is siso butter room, with every
necessary appliance. An experienced Vermont
dairymsn superiniends the business Nine
cents per gallon is paid for milk. and nsighbor-
ing farmer who has 1.211 acre farm is, in
consequence. increasing his nerd 10 900 head
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-30

o. 7 10 Clean ont the ruu1 sbors 70 a..
and they would uphold then IN &c. --- pia-s,
consequence, the hqu0r deal rs came +. az
short notice, and nov il i siH-D,- ~ ''.'ls %
possible, 10 procure Hauor tbgrs --, Il
WryuHAM cc-rrr.
sly Dewey, saloon keeper a. BeHov. e..
lately came 70 grief 20 the time n
violating the statute Of Vermont. mai. e. '-
vided Aeains; selling rum. and tbs 49, --
the stock CT hand s1illei O.
Bellows Falls il beginning 10 ts-s ,..-.-
Of lts wonderful water power Tie r.--- -la-a
psny are putting IN long aeueIu--
vii give ample means % use the zs-s- p. -.
ing machinery, and hsve put upa .s--. ~
hsnusn- o. rcl- flr various meenrr,-.
vita at the power Necessary for /. in--. ..'
i1S with machinery. Ins Mess-. I..-
running their pulp mill on full tine r.--
the rate Of twelve or fifteen hunirs. ..-
poplar wood annually. Fhicl De- sen. =.
maze ln-o paper Trey nov have d.-..
save the transportation. am are rr.--
very large paper mili-oae fine 1s--.-.
country.
Mr- Moore Of Ba-tousviIIei r. ars- ......
q paper mill at Bellows Fall
Reuben s,esrnt. OF Wez- B-s-..-...
died at the age Of ei-hty-are. hal ss..
--eu, al Of Enon lived O.. ms--- an
families. zni ei-h- Sill s1-r.ls. g. a.
ircm Cd o. o..
j Cough aai j. HARDIN p--.
escl q acre Of s-raw1e-- e- nov
The construction Of Brooke nee
joining the Crosby b.1-- e. b-- .-.-
rressirr rs-llir. Ile 11o-r. t-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-30

The kitchen is larger and more convenient
than that Of the Adirondack, and the arrange
ments for cooking and serving are ample. There
is a steam carving table, coffee and tea urns,
and French kitchen range. all Ct the patent Of
Brsmhan Deane, Of New York also
capscious copper boilers and tins manufactured
by ". a Tyler OF this city small boiler
which supplies the steam, and one of Blodgstt <
Sweets largest bakers. Convenient to the
kitchen on the deck above is provision room,
feet by 10, which Is really refrigerator, and
calculated to keep fresh all manner Of fish,
flesh and fowl as well as trniiE-
The plumbing On the steamer has been done
handsomely and thoroughly, and was the work
Of Mr.. ". A. Tyler and his chief plumber. Mr..
VIM. Rcin. His hsndiwork can be seen in the
stste rooms, in the wash sinks. in the BARRIERS
shop and ladies' saloon, in the water closets, IN
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A Traveller who ssv petty girl in the sane
car with himself says '' In 8 few years,
thought l. - that infant vii be an ornament TO
society hut had sue not better die Very
soon they viii tie some dead wonAn's hair to the
back Of her head, fasten her ribs with corset,
and hang bird cage around ser lower hmbE.
Worse than that /; when she arrives At maturity
she viii be compelled to determine whether she
is for protection or free trade, to understand the
intric.cies OF pig iron, and 60 to the polls and
vote