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Snsrltss 9otlt,s.
Diamonds.
TIrRANY a CO.
UNION SQUARE,

IN NCALLING ATTENTION TO THEIR ExlRAoRDI-
NARY STOCK or plAMoSps. sAPpHREs EVER.
AIDS. GEMS 80 CLAIM THAT THEY ARE SELECT.
ED Win THE UTMOST CARE, AT THEIR OF
FICEs IN LONDON AND PARIS EXPRESSLY FOR
THEIR OWN SALE, NJNE BUT FIRST QUALITY
OF sToSEs BEING ACcEtrEl AND Win AD-
vANrAGEs IN PURCHA mo POSSESSED BY so
OlHER HOUSE.
Many, many Wears. Nrs. Wtnsio~'s
sOOrhlNG SYRUP pr chhlrel tee mag, lr stool
lie te-t 1t many wears ana % yer 'npWA % tAL
Mhcrirr IS W. s'h'. S'wmr hnc!ip"N
ll4l B,n4 .Nu, Hltt Hs ptN us 80 uI'h AZ 90 ptr
~ MA wlDuult uAtrt charge. 'lar'' '-ip go.
al. foBtT co.
The hr-tp'r"r "a N.N N'rS - haV reiil-
pe watch ., n Ie .lu,I. utt n.aI .pb1f .W-
uy,llt- .tf.t -'v.t y' llps NI s1lt' DO - 'ItG s,
y FutYusL Diamonds tSp'rlIiG
Coloridc c'lors nan ma .muc'oi, glo.,y and ma
ia Al YOU Cl AppH ~ M hv' minWw' bts- 40
GuaAUsst. Hi ~. De. H., Aud @As "
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lhai arpcas such estimate and ranyN.s that the
Nroic uumn.r Ui vn,Cs g.ter TOR tIc oirre OF
Iit rton ~ tue Ninettrltn Ee' Ion nistrict
OF he .cyeutrenlh MARI was scventoen thousand
Que hu irC AMI tut,N-rlgh ........ ....... n.tiS
pt wfirn JOHN N.i"t cfit - uFr ,u1t-
sand Nv lunuItl aIl stYUuttru...... .Sjl1
N Nnru fVsr-" step CI4.u rec I've lV-
Thousand nNt uuli. e and sttVnt. cu.... .lfI7
Ot Wl.ch IaWcs puupuue or. received
three tuoustuu aud tllrtYtrN,i,........3I I17
~ which L.. J HHnlury received tsr
thuuraHd u4Q Ilt fytf ffch.................. .J,Jia
or WluC fffro ego df'.Nts lNC ...... go.
Ano ot wtlci suc.3 ere ca ernA ,h ~.
III
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That appsAts on slch estimate aud canvass. that the
whole uunDcr OF Nutes gwen tor tile fiCes Il In
spec,Ois of election u the Fif.h kiecton pistrlct
OF the seventeenth Ward was seventeen thonssnd
hundrei a1i torty -eight. l7lls
OF winch Thomas n. Oakley received Ave
tiout9nf nve hundred and seven eu.....55i7
OF when Robert Lindsey received ave lhou-
sAud hye hunaied an seye 4tecn.. .5.5l1
Ot when Nitian FISHER reo'Ned three
tlou.I nj and thirty sewn ...,............S0H
OF wnlcL Ntlla J. Iov recc we'd three
tnOusand AnG thlrtt- n................. .S,uei
or which tnoTe Wtre de Cctve two ...........
And Of Nhcu there were scattering ni-ty.
clgu'.......... ......... =. -. '.. s-l7lA
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Arrived -ruEspAY. Dec. s.
steamship wyanoAe, Iacu upad and Norfolk mdso
AMI t
Hars Amala. G'ouccstcr, Eng mdse
Brig JcauY Nagic.iGi. ca g.
Brig san T. etrp. Dsnit, irult
Hric EmlY fernuntina umOer.
Nuy Venture IupiiNd sugar.
Also, tnt uslai aver ald cOlstRise yesseis.
,Aurp-steamshl1 Nestpha Ia. tor Hamburg
Vrfu savannah charleston, Chtrostpn,
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NnbIit Notnts.

STATEMENrOF rdE BOAKu OF COIiN-
: ~ CANNA ~EG- Ot llE COUNTY or NEW
YORK IN relato on To votes gwen Tor lntpectors Of
Election.
The board of County C,avasscrs NJ the county of
New YORK. havn- at he Once ~ tnc CLERK of sad
cqunty On the ltth i5h ls'h I'm, sth, sd Hh d1ys
OF November, 1871. 10 canvass and es nate the votes
gwen in tue several Election Disucts M cact Of thi
wards nj sal CITY ami county A. tie scl raj ecctiol
he on the 1h day OF November iu HE ic4s aiot taid.
do CnILIlN a fnllmW..
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CUc'1o- DC. l-Nlry P, Hopper, nurse IN
tie ln.I.o D., C,rrl., Sup9uuteud1nt o. ga ln'
t.ue A,y un at Jlck -unWlie, Iipo,s diel On SUI,
d.y ile tlIl -, 40, aDd DR. CarIiil presc'lOa'l
nrdic'n- 10 be taken m sH dl-es but she ml-un
der,ttn M, took Il ai at Dno umt and death en'
sus4 h. lgW AVur~
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Postmaster Jones has returned fro Washing
ton. wuerr 1t - sad ne was assured bT the Prosi-
.ient that le would not be removed TO maze place
lor Mr. james w. Booth
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That Il apnears On such estimate AL cauvas. that
tue wac nun lrr OF votes gwen Tor Ia OH . ot
IutlectOrs Of Election ot the oNth Election District
Of tur Seventeenth Nard was seventeen thousand
hundred aud lortY.t Sht .,....,..,. a. rs
Ot Nmch Phuiu HGefele received Nv thoI.
sand nNe huntr 81 aui seyeu ern .......... SSH
NJ which ! tuC. krena received nNg tnou-
fa.u ave hundred ana : vantrc1.........6,5 .6,5l7
Oi which JACOB A. Hitz received three
fhoI.d and m rty-a ven. ,...,..... .8,0S7
Oi NulCn Martin tOuallun received thrCe
lIoushud anI thrtY ..eN tn ....... , l3l
~ winch there were uef 'ctlyr two.........
.,a n ,. .. .' sS-l7l&a
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The D,arrence Bct~--u Tailor and Bic
AndY Carver.

Can you tell me what IS the difference be
tGeen tnlor aud BIZ Andy Gt;vcy!" asked the
.tertn col. J'li1e OF SrS r" 'nrlcf as the iattrr
%. rcd th- MAYORS or..- v.,ir.I.t.
" Iun't know . ,vt.' t...4' ''tr rrpigicr
Ntl' saI CHl Ju ii,. 80 .Dl ven WI-e. one
rgta ana I.ahc5 aup tue Cthsr p.ak1t ami cuts ~
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That splcaf' 90 such estimate amt oanvaet tbLt ths
Nuulv uuU ut votes f1f fhrrs OF sbs~.
toTs ui fc'iou of dr iwtutN.ntst Election DI-lrict
Ot the Vrutstutn Nsld wAs soyu, teen thousand
one uunditd and iItfk-t tglt........ n IA
OF winch Benz ttin rrt trctiYed. ave
thousand uvc uuiirri ANS woe 'n.. SSi1
Oi which 80 ! SC Itscr sr received nVe
thousand rFc uundtcd amt ven ec1.....S.6l1
O. Whicd ~, Aae. J. l'isf,aulu i,CtN,d tu,r
tnou ana ana t.itN seven. ......,......... .3O31
lana thriy y.,sven-.., -. '.'.3Cs7
OF WI Cn VIe WttU detective twO.........
Aud ot witch thrfr were soldering tnrtY-
tght....... ...s..s. ............. &-l7iu
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viii be able 10 buy million bonds tomorrow Uhe
regular weekly purchascl, as none OF tho coupon
o0s and very few registere are selling below the
par Of gold. Tne new 5s VI 1881 sold hboraly at
1885,
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That appear slch estimate and canvas that the
whole nuWbef OF vo,et tel ior IA =, offices of In
trci Of the S4yeniccnh Ward was sevs snteen tnou.
saud one unudtcd and fortV-cLht .......,...l1.lD
or wdch Frcdcuct Williams received nys
thousand nyc hundtc ed nd scNeltpou.....tri7
OF wluch Narttn oscar received ave thou
sand ne huntItd an ! Sc sVu ccu........j5i1
or which Louis Bsltubcrg received three
thousand and thirty-sVyrn. .................S 15l
OF wn On joseph Haitmru received infnc
Thousand aud thiftY--cyt ytn..................5O
% vuicn tncrc were deiuct " . ..........
Ari of when there were scattering thIry-
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murderer. who w7s subsequently hanged on Bed
lows I-land. Hicks was arrested in New Jersey
waters, but Judgi Ne.sOn Oyerrued the objection.
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That it appears such estimate rs that the
whole numher OF votes giyen Tor the uihcos OF In
spectors Of Election OF tho Fourteenth ctiln Dls-
trct OF the seyenteentn Ward was seventeen thou.
sand one hu rdred and fort eight ........... .lIl9
or vhcn A. Steinniul er received nvc thcu-
tand nNe hundred and aeN eNentecu.......... .o.3l7
or winch Charles Ntnicky received nve
thousand nvc hundred and severteen.....55i7
or which kamuei Mullen received tnreo
Thousand and tnirty ty-sevcn. n...............S,197
OF which vii IAN fhenalt received tuteo
thtusNnf and thlrtv-seven. ..................9O3
Of when mere deicctiNc two..........t.....
And % which there were scattering thirty.
eight lQ-l5
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That Il appears on .lrh estimate nui cauy that the
Muolr uDJr ol NJ.us LlfFu tp thr OicUs OF lnsptc.
turA Election of Toe lNrutYtecund ~ et On Ds.
tlct OF sac Setcn. .otith N..l wIs seventeen IN A.
"a d ono Inn ircl au1
ot Mh.u LuNe D. uh'eN t,ceiyed nVe thou.
sdu0 nya uuu red AM et,rnt .... ....h5l7
OF " % ga john j. a. ~ .c-cIycI We taOu
tAuG ht hunIred ana u,rrn......... ssh
o. when ECwatd Carey received threV
thou.Ata AMI irl -af,ru......... ...... ) 131
OF when Ntllau ttenNlg tecrNtd tuirF
10 usGId aud tl.r seven. .... ....... .3l31
OF Nhicu there we're a lrC.lyu tNu. .........
Ahd ut WHICH tIeru were tyAttlrlug uiirty-
............. -
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That u appeArs such estimate an canvass that the
Whp.e uumnGr OF vote, VeI Tor the ono II ia
RuCcLoru ut ElvCuu ui the seventh kFction District
Ot the Seventeenth Wnfd seventeen thousand
one huulrei ANA nttV ei- .,. i....,,...lilis
or wu.ch lusrpu buu'nu received i've thou
saud uYt uunitTu ana sCN0 'eu. .......... SIT
Of NhCl Daniel IN .lfyau rs'eIvrd hEu thou
fnud I've uuudl ed "a Id seventeen. ....... al1
OF winch Authpny haruHan received thTei
tuousan and TN Is u................. S03i
Of winch John j. Dymnnt received thr.e
Ibluslrd a tuIttA- 'Nrn. ............ sun
Ot viii 90 there were let 'c we iva. .......
stnt'..'~........... ...'.. '.. A-lils
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pubIit laotitts.

That a-neas on such estimate AMI eanva's hlt the
Wholc nun1her ot votes gwen FOR OH of ldsI
tors of Election o. the Twelfth ~ ouon pstrct "
" s"Velt'enth ward Sas seventeen tunsaud one
huG irtd tIu iortv- ght. His
thousand I'VE nuudret pud ssvsrtcrn,....iE'.
Ol which "a RES schaunn receiver Ave
thou and five hnrdre1 ana seventeen.....Stt1
OF which John llChcrman received tllte
,Ahp"sand ant thirtv-sev n.................."U.7 N.
~ which .homa- GAlisrn received tire
tnuW and and thiitv-ssysn. ........ ........."U7s
or when there wern defective two O.. ... o..
eight 90 i7Is
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JUDGE BEDFORD ARo JsED.

Another Riug Broken.
The Essex Market hce.alHrm bell Is cracked
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Going for Mrs. McArdle,. Bar.

Logan Relchelm are wholesale liquor i'm
Tters at IS BeRyo. street, and P.trck McATIie
W. small dealer At 5l9 Flitn street Logan A
Eeehelm mad comm ission agent named sweeny
Who, about three montaS back, DR. pped into Nc
Arile- store VITA a variety Of SAMPLES on lis per
son and urged Mac to purchase an additional stoc s.
and Mac ordered barrel OF whiskeY, and ou two
subsequent occasions barrel OF gin and another Of
slerry-t ie total cost Of which VAS $lis and some
cents, whereof Lo an a Recnem never got more
hln So Tbs portion Of the debt was recovered
through the insrumentahty OF sweeny, but even
hs incessant dunulng OF sweeny could not screw a
bngle ADDITIONAL traction or the moueV out OF Nc
Arde. HhO soon afeTward sold hIs sturc, lqu r.
t.i uI,l.ra 80 dr Lyons Tor $tJ, aui m bout n
No.S rom tue sale TO Lyon., Mrs. hcArdis re-.
bolsht Le establI,hpent, an resumed business on
Dr. "Nu accuu & Lrtrning wIic ., LO tlG q nseh.
10 -u.i NcAtl.e. and tue COMPLAINT was ueard 10
l"e fusl pI.tuct Court YESTERDAY. Justice Quinn
ft-tIFr. lis
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Busin,ss Notit,s.

procession At the reception Of the 0raud DnSe, which
deserVes TO be recorded. A. tie COrege was passing
the grand stand at Union square. our attention was
sDeciay directed to the lales who throngSd the plat
form To our surprise, we found that their costumes
were al designed from Partisan models, which seemed
lmp0sslb at such short notice rne mystery vas
40 we'd whcn we saw cpny ot FRANK iEsLtE's LADY's
JouRNtL. That splendid new pepei contains all the
tcst Pars fashions kVerY lady should get II at once
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Elegant Rolls. b B.cuis etc , with Dooley's Ysiti
Powder Depot ~ New st., New YorS-Adr.
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Ra-wclrs naIsnni rar aud wild Cherry,
cures co is. coughs aud diseases d. throat arJ In t>
The sun., 1871-12-06

That appears on sucd estimate ann canvass that us
whole numbcr OF votes given ir inc on w. ~ In pee.
tore Ot Election Of the lrutecn tiorti1n DrtriC, of
the seventeenth Ward was seventeen thousand ono
huudfcd ana toryCEht.
or which Newconb C,dy received nNothhu.
eand i've nundred a d seycDtCcn...... ...5.5l1
Oi which Jacob ltber' CeYed ave thou
tanf nve hnudr y aud gcvcutcrn 81
OF which John Zabn received three thou
SAND and thirtY.r yen..... .................3,051
or winch Julius Bob received thftO t.Ou-
sand q vi thlrty 9eVet.. ....................IGsf
or whl,h tpere Neic driCctiNe iwo ........
And oi WinC1 tncrs were scattering thitty.
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MARINE INrrLLIGENcE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC nay.
un rFes. 10 sun ret...... - AiOOu riees.. ~ 2S
HiuA WArtR--ruts nAY.
SANDY Holk.2 !6 GOV. Island. Hell Gate 700. s,
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In SIUt b0nds there have boon no Teatnfet nT
prominence though the SOutn Carolinls as usual at
traced chief attention Ihcso made quite sharp
recOserv, tue price OF the January ald July ISSUES
pdyau,ln to 3li ninst - YESTERDAY, and those Of
April and Osto er to about IN against " yester.
DAY. Ihe sae5 other tnau these were "l no soecnl
cous quenCc. Ienncssces new seliing AZ tOA, and
Lousilna e., levoe. at G)'i Missouri 6s a!y ncel
to Vsi. Bauk OF Republic si1res sod AZ llB and
Para l5jG. In railroad bonds tue Ieallnes were
not more tnSn ordinarily large. tnOuIh much hrm-
ness was noted, nnd the business over TIE counters
OF some Of tie leading houses WIS quite
large. An active demand Is reported Tor I've Chesd.
pcdhe aud OIio god q u cents, and tne amount Ot
'ue loan l. ra0idli dinini hing. The sales At tho
BoarJs were well distribu ed being us fol ows
te,a Picncs IO3is: Union cine iirs-, 81 slCa1hs
lanl pr,u s. i9is incomes sly; G. and Rock lsl nd
=. iJ2A 81 Louis and iron Noun nm nrss' ~ AL
tuny aud Susq ienLnni secOni, B' { hcAgo, Bur.
ing on and quincy So. iliid II ,nd II Joaeph s.,
convertible. %; Hannibal and VI lee drsts, s5;
q 10 aud Mi-sissIpp sec0ud, ~; ana Great Wss,-
ern second Sji.
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French Mink, - 10 tl2 Ernine, seal. and Asttakhan,
t2 10 tj, chldreus sets Vt turs t 50 to - NLutple
reccrs eiyen 10 purchasers 10 insure against motas
IL frlon 81.
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That ,ppe1v- sucl estimate Aln "alv1ss that the
waOl, ut ltr. ltof the oihces Of llHprc
tor ol lie nl tie Eilntn flrcdoI District or
the seytutctpUl Ntgd teYtntuHn thousand one
hunttra ava tuttN-t 9ht...,.........,.,.... HIS
u Wucu Charles ktas lcc.Fth ave tuOL-
sand ave ~. diVl aud csc .srrA .......5.3ll
OI wucu Laurence Nnnulvt received nye
thousand rye Ian lred and seNCHtCcI.... 55l7
OF SalCi 10 lu n. l,cNuuds receive three
thOusAnC and th'rtv.seycn ........ .8Qyi
Oi WWCt JOhn R,ltcr received tutcc thou
SAM kGd tuirtk ~, ven .aNj
Of vine tnetC We're arirc i've twu..........
"a OF whiVh thUru we're scattering m rtT-
...,. ss-l7ls
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Now 10 Make Great Hseimrut.

Oh re i5.h Il April last field odicers Col.
I.,m ~"I, Lsut.Co,. GuIersleeys, suI MAJOR
- % tLe lWe IN Regiment. oderei Two iarse
'rs.r for tne Two comoauies recrniunI tle greatest
hunb,r Of men between that date and Nov. /, 1871
tr'' prze was $3.50, TO be swardsd lDe compI
ai ua Ius tue arrest exhibit Of thoroughly an
'mei men, at Ie.t ten being required Tbs sec
ond prte " tlOI. tn be awarded ~ tOoYs at le ,s
ltFen nrn h-u1 required. Ever since the lTE :
we've t..ltd tie cumptnIes lave Neeu hard N
hoih' lat tne uaVns expired, ull uress msDec
N'H ul te ftcials as ordered lasN eVenlIs AZ tie
hNoIV, lu" ,ruory vas nilsd VITA toe uI,nT al
Hf,sn goa. commsnd. Company Is, Capt. Bautl
s'4e = !ar. .tst eInIIlt, and Nlns $3.50 COnpau,
49, MA ee. lowed the neIt lar-etI gam, anu
'c9-es SlJI .cuer.
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That " appears such cstimste and canvas that TIE
whole numDer ol votes given Tor the on Of La
tDectOrs OF Election OF tn, fiiteenin Election Ds-
trlct Of the seventeenth Ward WAS seventeen Thou
sad hundred aud torty. nlla
or which slter 3. Hill received ave thou.
aann nve huudfed and styeute cn......... .5.bi7
OF which "lcrnau Sussman received nyc
tnout ana 1--WE hundred aud aeVentcen...5.Si1
OF when George r. Lanr bein received three
thousand ADd thiri y-seven... ..............s0 03I
OF which Jarob ". Moore received three
thousand and thir sYrl..................3 1891
(which there were defective tWO..........
And OF winch there we're scattering thrty-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

SAYING OF FATHER TAYLoR.-The Rev. DR..
Bartol (Uuitarisn) has published "a funeral ser
Non on the wonderful. sailor. Here are = few
gieanings from it He looked on Trsnsceuien-
talisu With hslf-serious, half-hunor0us nfs.-
rust ss curious compound Of good aui blI. 10
the las,. lt ia ike gull he said to ne Z:
long wings, lean body, poor feathers and miser
sble meat. At my house Dr. Claiming INQUIRED
about famous Methodist preacher then in town.
On, should ike to see him. added Dr. Lowell
You can't see him., Taylor Immediately an
swrei he is behind his Master r C0uli Shak-
speare DO better He was great observer, a
continual muser. When the woman fo-eoriained
from all eternity to be bis wife, who also called
him not husband only, but father, asked him Why
he went round muttering 20 TO himself, Be-
cause, wss bis loving re-ort, always Ike 20
talk 10 sensible msn.' Laugh til get back, 3
[ remember as one Of his Gr5wsus. He hated
gloom, AMI toll ne q dismal thelogisn that
seemed 70 have kiilei some one, and wanted him
to 60 help bury the body. 90 Lord, ue are
widow % be SAID, praying Tor berett wife. He
bal g 9enumeut FOR the little fish he caught and
threw back into the sea, saying. d" raere, little
one, 60 tell your Grandmother that YOU have seen
ghost' The chaise be once OFnel vas always
full Of ragged children, 20 that be could not
ta-e bis own family % ride So
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

THE MoaUTE Sr-sr-A very singular .-1
striking confirmation o. the truth q certsin
ancient Bible re,1- s hos lltaly been brought to
light The land Of n. .ah, lying el.- o.; the J6r-
dan ami Deal Sea, bang under au,h1rtles
ies,0us Of all thc movements # travellers, hiss
been a lsnd Of mystery. aui few have been the
exr'oratiors cf il. In ls6S. Rev F. A. Klein.
l'russiaa missionary a- Jerusalem. trsve.i1- ~
Moab unler the rr0tec'.oa ~ An Arla Sheikh,
discovered a remsrkable stone sm1ng the ruins
Of the sacent CRY Of Dlb-n. The stone was
originally three feet AMI FIVE inchfs in height,
ani one foo- uiue inches IN width sn thickness,
with aa inscription Of thirty-facr lines. lr is
believed thlt or .iaally there were eleven hua-
drld letters ou rhe stone bat only SIX hundred
and sixry-niue have been restored, as 10 was par
italy hre ken iu pieces after curiosity concerning
IT, hal led the Arabs 20 suppose it vzs valuable,
AMI that money could Pc c5;a;ael lr the seps-
rate pieces. De inii0u wss m the ancient
character usei tT the iuh4ataL-s Il Moab, sud
hsying been lscphcrel t7 alepts IN this species
Of lore. 10 is satisfactorily ss.ssriilei tilt the
inscription IS older than most ot the ni Tesla
meat. aud vsa bey0Gd i0uh- usls in the year
tina; Elijah the prophet was translated. II reads
Ike chapter In the Bible. sII gives strong con-
irmation 20 the facts related IN she inspired vol
ume. It has Ln age OF %, least tWeuty-seyen
hundred years, being the w1-E O. rs-ple who
dwelt in immediate contact with the peo1le Of
Israel during tas whole period OF their marvel
lous history. TIE inscription rsrratas the
achievements Of King Neshl, -ha }l1slirs mon
arch Who fought against Jrh5rau ard JehUss-
phGt, and speaas of the vessels ot jehovah taken
from the captured Ns50 ali deIicstCi TO
Chemosb, the national deity Of the coHqusr0r.
This inscription no- only depicts the war he
q q .e- IsFr 80 rr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

The SrolD ul1rs.-Wniiam Savcry, an
eminent preacher among she Quaker-. was
a tanner hy trade, and known by ali as 81 one
who walked bumb.T with his God" One
night a quantity Of hides were tolen from
LIS tannery, and he had reason e. believe
that the thief was q Quarralsome, drunken
neighb1r, whom | shall call John Smith.
The next week the following advertisement
appeared in the country newspaper:
" " hoover stole q quantity Of hides on
the fifth Of the present month is hereby in
formed that the owner has q sincere wish TO
he his friend. If poverty tempted him 10
this false step, the owner viii keep the
whole affair secret, and will gladly put
nim IN the way Of obtaining money by
means more likely to bring him peace Of
mind" "
This singular advertisement attracted con
siderable attention; but the culpri. alone
kneS who had made this kind offer When
he read it, BIS heart melted within him. and
was filed with sorrow for what he had done
4 few nights afterwards, as the tanners
family were about retiring to rest, they
heard timid knock and when the door
was opened, there stood John Smith, with a
load OF hides on his shoulder. Without
looking up, he said, " / have brought these
back, Mr.. Sayery; where shall put them ?''
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Removal OF TIE EEl.Ns or 4 Colonial
HERO-BEHNIsCEScE OF TuE Plsr.-Nsi
Duncan Campbell VAS al officer Il the Seventy
seventh Highland regiment, Waich bel lgei o.
the expedition under Gen. A5e-cromhie sgains-
Fort lie uderocs, a1I was wounded iu that a1-
tucc5est-.l assault on the otL CT julT. l-sS
Ai-er being wounded he was removed with the
other wo4uleI TO Tort ElFld. VII re be del
tle same month. HIS brother, surgeon IN tEe
Eaue egimeEt, who attended the Major, died
shortly with a camp malaiy. After lapse ot
one hundred and fifteen years the desce1Ients Of
Maj. Campbell, q family by the nsue of Gil
christ. have recently uncovered tie vauit q
their Erauisire and removed the bones. with
Others 20 the Union Cemetery al Fort Edward
The bones of the NsjJr were In perfect state
OF preservation, having been deposited in q 6ric-
vault, while those Of 0-her relatives, who hal
been buried from six 20 twenty-five years only,
we're touni ia state Of de,Jun POSITION liai.
Campbell wss fi;y Eve years Of age a. tae time
VI bis death His widow survived him nine
teen years. and died ~ the year l111. The
stone which Marked the grave Of this t--ve
Highlander WIS imported from Scotland ia the
year 1859 after being landed 10 New York
city !t was shipped 20 Albany by s.cop. AMI
thence 90 F.-t ElglIl in . wagon. I5 IL q
-Tcsst1re of eray.sh color. helr!ug lhe fol.oEin.
iu,-Ii lti0l ''Io the memory cf Mai Duncan
Camp bell e the Savelty-S uta Highland rc-I-
me-t Born - luversa4, Scotland. Ia tha
ye.r 1909, ari died of wounds received
a. th1 assault .n far IcouiTcg1, July etl,
l.l-. A-e1 f.ty-f7e yesrs.' His relatives
VII preserve ibis ancient -e.io AM place it NJ tie
naa- IS Die new grave ll tl. Union Cemetery.
Ir0H l..1.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

luton placed down the centre Of the desk designed
10 sstrize the alleged disunion schemes Of his
neighbor. Giddings was surprised on his re-
turn, but was too fond Of q practical JOKE to be
out"itted. He had two slips printed in large
type, containing the Eell-knogn couplet
Dreat VII g mainess nearly is allied,
AND thin partitions do their bounds divide.
These be posted on each side OF the division
The laugh vas now against Sayder, and tho
partition was promptly removed.
II one fox with SIX legs runs after a hound
with seven legs in half IN hour By the steel
yards, how many legs-Go, how many hours
will the fox c2;ch-I mean how many legs viii
the tox thst is, now many times will the fox
catch the hound in how msny hours, in care he
runs straight aiong2
Il you were the wife Of your grandmother's
uncle's cousins hslf sister, what relation would
you be TO your unsie'5 grandAther's husband,
and how many?