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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-23

THE ON WND-NliLL-We understand that
the CsnsiiAn Government is shout to transform
the ola Windmill, the tcene Of the Patriot bat
re of November 18th. 1885 into a lighthouse
TINS IS much needed Improvement, as il viii
enable steamer on both the upward and down
wsrl trips, 70 pass between the Cansl sud Pres
cot 81 al hours Of the night, and thus obviste
the necessity Of laying over 81 either place 49,
Og3eHsiurga Journal
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MoyUMEST TO GENERAL CAss The mouu-
meut to Hon. Lewis Cas-, Just completed 3,
Detroit, is q gigantic column twelve feet high,
nine ieet seven inches at the base, and four feet
three inches st the apex. 1t is composed Of ten
courses, The lower being Of Quincy granite, aud
the remaining nine Of Concord granite The
top is a granite sarcophsgus resting on two piers
of the same material, with an intervening space
Of four inches between it and the course immel-
iateiv beneath
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-23

TNpERTAkER.

II J. PRADDEX, would respectfully announce
r., 10 the people Of Burlington and vicinity,
thai he has leased and fitted up the rooms known as
strong's Hall, in Strnns's Building, cast size City
Park where he viii keep constantly on hand,
Casketg Collins Shr0uds and a general assortment
Of Undertaker's Goods, A new Besrse in attend
anc> Carriages and Teams furnished If desired.
Purlsngton June l. Is7i-dkwlm
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ON and after Monday, May sth. 1871. the Cakes
" Ames, Capt. B. J. Holt, will run as fellows
leave PlattshurEh for Port Kent and Burlington,
az Z 90 and ll.s0 A. NJ, Tor on arrival Of trsin)
Leave Burlington for Port Kent and Plattsburgh
at 9 80 A. NJ, and 30 P. n.
&. MERRILL, Gen'l. Sup
Vermont Central R. z.
st. Adams Vt, May 4th, 1871.
May 6-d&wtf
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HO for Minnesota ,

Sole Agents fl- New Ea--l-
May 3u--i&wfw
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An INCuENT'-There wss an incident in Mss
Kate Field s lecture 90 Dickens, ia Chicago re-
Gently, that showed how well she appreciates
the character she pretends to be 50 In love with.
During the lecture. ust after she hsd been dis
ting upon Dickens love Of children, As one Of
the mos admirable traits Of his character, a
chili-in-srms awaking from q troubled sleep
and finding itself IN q strange place, made two
or three audible demonstrations The far lee
turer rsusei. and looking sternly into the gal
lerT. inquired in the most impressive tone.
Sc Can't inst person be removed 7'' The sud-
ence very generally felt thAt although the idea
love Of children was very pretty 70 point a
mora and sdorn tale, the real child. inter
ruptiug the lecturer, vas an entirely different
atf7ir
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-23

About four weeks since, while Mrs Eitha-p
Of New Haven, vas carrying kettle Of boiling
water across Ike house. her little girl ran for
ward just - the bail TO the kettle slipped out,
and the whole contents emptied upon her face,
running down upon her chest, 50 that the skin
literally fell of she IL now nearly well, and
her lace VIII show but verv little scar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-23

Il comes 70 u vel authenticated that 8 Mr.
Simpson, Of Michigan, recently deemed it in-
oumbent upon himself to switch the legs Of one
Taylor Mr.. Taylor could not supinely submit;
TO that msnWuvre. and therefore smpulaied
one Of the ears Of SimD-on with his little pen
knife
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-23

TAMT into the enclosure Of the subscriber a
u Light Bay Mare CoLr with white striJ IN
face and one white forefoot The is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take her away.
HOMER CLARK,
Charlotte, Vt June 7-5ow3w
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AT THE
ChAMPLAlN VALLEY NURSERrFS
TREES THAT WILL LIVE.
fPple, fsaF' Craze, Plum, Cherry Trees. snd
nloNeID'g ftanis- ETtrs Hardy, iIaBlsnss bsarirg
Rsssian and cras-aFpiss a -psoiaftv
Tas Harcissf Of tse Harsv Pari,f;e, ,-. 81,
- OAAEN SHIPMAN'S
h0rth o. burlington, near WinOOski, Vt, on the
road to Maliett's Bay
Sept 5-wlyr
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on bpAf4 ealu sluuF-
n. B.-Any gentleman or lady may be landed
al any place on Lake Cbzmplsin between White
hall and ST Johns
White Hall, August 30, l7-7.
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Inc following suggestive and attractive adver-
usemeni' appears IN one Of the city dailies
Partial board for single gentleman house
kept by widow AID her daughter - buses -
and cars convenient.
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party named Level Bes; was recently cow
hided by his mother-in-lAw st Jefferson. Oregon.
Which calls to mind the verse @. genius
Whato'eT that woman was sot % do.
She done il with zest
No matter what her contract WAS
She done her level best
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sTEaNFR oaKys MIS-

May I-dkwti
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TIE
nr.s,nvnuE
- ~
iH Chemical and N'ui''i N'i'
E1r e y. G0rrIn;S
.,rr-rr,,- .Hu coArpor-Vn ELIXIR
HtLI4A'' M.
oF
~ -
X h
FIRST AID oSLY SOLUTION z. eyer = male n
one u.staTe % a "a ~ p - - - = ,,,-evs
s-sa-
PINE TREF TAR
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r T Z Mt o.
q REMARKABLE REMEDIES
FLAGG' INSTANT BEL-L
AND FLAGG,S CnTGH KILLth.

FlaEg's Instant Relief used Ex1EHNAL. --
cures Eeeadache, TOothacne- Neurl--il-'
ism Lame Back, Earache. Sore llr1i.' $3.50.
Chilhlains Cuts Bruises, Burns, 80 ~ --r
ALLY will uosiffrs,y cure Dlarrhl'. i
Cramp, Cole. CholGfa M1rbus and hla.--
a sbor- time Also certain cure fer teFei ct '.-.a
N one 10 three days. Get aih1ttle and see
PhsmphIet round TIE bottle says. Pic, cen
$40 per p1ttle. - rp r~tr-
rv,ryTHrSG f,- the speedy care Of Cou-
cbi+is A. hma WhOoping Cough. Group, 1872
ri BLOOD. and all diseases Of tbs Throat e--7
Lungs. r.-.4 f-a-
TIE marvellous cures which havo res1
usinr the above remedies have aston she'd - -
NE Generally. and the Physician 10 - -
FuU directions and Instructions IN tertasl - -
,lish round each bottle. and soit ~ ----
everywhere at 50 cents andssi .oo per boitie'
mr. E. II. FIag=. sole ProPriet"f O.
yIaauf-r - MAIDEN LANE, NEW \ OLA
To whom orders should be SEM
May 3p-fd&viw
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E'EK.WO.E'T LEFE


Wirss' Insurance Building.
Corner Church and College 6ts Darlington. VI.
May lJ-f-1kWu
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sruinn Sflarhines.
THE STANDARD MACHINE or THE
WORLD
800 .0tt0 " heescF& Wilson =
n ~ nan y

\ ArE O@DA
iow faets that every person who c11templ8t
ouS ln- sew lu- Machine ought O read
All things considered, the New Wheeler q Wilson
Sewing Machine are the best.
Flrs.-because they are the most durable Macniues.
having but seven wearing places above the table
and these so constructed that II the Machines ever
get worn they can De ughtensd with common
scrowcrIvor and your Machine will then be as good
a new. They VIII outlast ony two shuttle Ma
chimes IN market.
second-Because it is tho shlest running two
thread Machine.
Third-Becsuse it is the hest constructed.
Fourth Because II runs faster than any ether
Lock Stitch Machine.
Ffth-Hsving fifteen less pieces than any Shuttle
Machine, taole included,) IL is therefore the sim
piest
sixth-It does the greatest variety o. work.
SEVENTH does the best work.
Eghth-lt does not need % he dripping in Gil %
run easy and therefore pan is necessary TO catch
the OF underneath as Is indispensable with some
OF the Shuttle Machines in use.
Ninth-lt has the most appliances fer doing vsrl-
ous kinds Of work, and in fact for reasons TOO nj
merous to mention, they are the best Family Ma
chimes 10 use.
1t received the ONLY GOLD medal over - compel
itors at the Paris Exposition, for perfection Of ma
chinery. No other MaciiHs received gold medal.
AL claims O. rival machines % having received the
hrst prize are frauds and inpostio on the public
The Wheeler Wilson is warranted three years and
fold on easy monthly payments There are more
than lJ1.ool, Of these Machines In TODAY; 3d.,
uil sold last year. ] have sold more than 2y since
coming . Burlington, and / ready 20 sell 2u
more. Will sell on time or small monthly pay
ments.
Samples and Circulars sent to any address. Salts
faction guaranteed. S0LON NJ ALLIS Agent
40 Church Street.
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lauthp { Co.'s adrrrtisrmrn.s

A LIVE LOCAL AGENT WAvrrD
n every town throughout New En-la-. -.
wages End no rlsk. Address EuFEE1 +.
MAY 3-fd&wfE
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Aeu advertisements.
"vHERTY THOUSAND

YHVEFEETY THOUSAND
a iDLLARs PAID.-THE TRAVELLERS
n LIE AND fociDEsT INSURANCE CozFANYi
z OF Iartflrd, Conn, paid 10000 o. ".
Il H. Fo-bush, and VIM. c. Curry, Victims Of
IS tho Eew Hamburg Railroad accident, So
e 600 o. the late Jas. Z. Blake, mayor
Of Worcester Mass; and $4,000 on the
late S Z. Lewis, Jr., Ct St. Adams, Vt. All
these accidents occurred. and the insurance. was
r,i4 uitbin three rnonths-eash claim being paid
about sixty days before it was due by the terms o.
the policy. The TEAvELERs has paid sEN EN
HCNDRED DOLLARS DAY in eene-
fits to its polieyholdsrs for death or injury ~ S''i
dent for every working day during the past sever
years.
The TRAvELERs LIFE AND Accident ISauHA ~
CozrAxY. Of Hartford. Conn, grants AL the us1A
forms Of LIFE and ENDOWMENT Policies. On eA
eeeainslv favorable terms. APPLE SECURITY AM
Low "a rE4
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sstoth.


BILLY BOWLECs.
rVIIIS CELEB RATED STOCK HORSE Will sand
/ at my ia-m. in So. Hines1ur=. the coming sea-
son. with the veE Ci improving the stock oi horses
in tais vicinity lie DE- con-idere- by good Judge.
% oe one of tle best stock Horses u rms country.
PEDIGREE.
BoNLles was sired ay 7ouu- Columbus. grand
sire. Old Julum JUS. Dam the Collins Mare sized aT
flyinE Morgan. Grand Dam, Black Maria g cole
hrated Hauhlet1uian Tr0-t'u- Mare
buNLEss ls a dark bay, stands d. asnls h'--
and weighs 400 JOS
TERMS slI O. insure AL mlre- pa-te- will
before the usual time ~ l1.-lllg VII be cons lerli
with loal JOSEPH ROUNDS.
- L--nr---r- L---.-u--n
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The FIss Prss Of Tuesday was NOS quite &C
curate in reporting Ny Wsltous statement as
70 the frst nasi routes IL Vermont II is true
that the rost-rilers sent ont by the printers 20
dis.ribule their newspapers were the pioneers TO
the nal routes. and Mr. Walton ssid his recol-
lection was Of only ono mail route through Cen
trail Isrmoat. while the counties Of " ashingt1n,
Orange. Caledonia, Orleans, LEmoile, and part
Of Frsnglu. Chittenlen. Adiison and Windsor
were supplied by post-rilers from the ofice Of
the Trra0H Hairamaa. In February 1854,
seven wears before Vermont was Simitted TO the
Union. the General Assembly established i've
pos,oaices located at Bennington, R1tlSnd,
Brstile5or0, Windsor, and Newbury. Anthony
Hasweu. OF the Ttrm0Hf Ga-ciit, bennington,
was appointed Postmaster Genera, and the news
paper postmen were the mail-csrriers. The re-
culaiions and rstes Of the United States were
adopted, even to the much abused fransilg
gririiege, which, however, was limited to the
governor, and such other pers1ns as the leg
stature shall authorize IS In July, 1877, post
rider wss sent once week from Bennington 10
Lansingburgh and Albany, N. Y, and in Janus
~. 1855 Daniel Marsh advertised that he had
established himself as So post-riier from Claren-
don 70 Onion river 80 IS 10 ride once fortnight
At Clarendon, Nj. Marsh, Of course, connected
with the rider from Bennington bringing the
TsrmoHi Ga-etts. It is worthy Of remark thst
" the price Of the papers as IA North IS Brsn-
don 80 was "four bushels Of rte1t per gear /;
one bashel Of which 70 be lodged at the time Of
subscribing, or IS soon AFTER as possible NJ
Marsh delivered papers as fsr north as jericho,
where the price ought TO have been nearly
double that a; Brandon. But the farmers could
uf5rd it. Gov. Chittenien on one occasion hEj
seven hundred bushels Of wheat on hand, not q
bushel Of which would he sell, even for hard
cash, 3 he had reserved It to supply the people
a. = tine Of need and il 1856, Jesse Weldon
Of S. Adams raised Two hundred bushels Of
sound corn on two acres snd a quarter Of lsni.
Rud from one handful Of potato balls he raisei
SIX bushels Of potatoes; they were sweet and
large, bu' not wholesome.
While my hand il on the recorI,I may as vel
give this advertisement To- the amusement cf
the transportation men. E.PW
TIE sL0OP
NABBY HANNAH.
viii sal. from
W HITE HALL.
formerly
SkEENESBOBOUGH.
WIND and weather permitting
For ST JOHNS.
On the following days viz
Sepjcmber II th. and October 9th sud 18th.
Good Accommodations may he had for FREIGHT
or PASSAGE, by Gentlemen OF Ladies or the
most reasonable terms, by applying TO
DANIEL GASpIN,
on board said slo0p.
n. B-Any gentleman or lady may be landed
at any place on Lake Chsmplsin between White
hall and ST Johns
White Hall, August 30, l7-7.
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The Wonderful New Departure
TrxE-.. Kiag o., rae Camilla Isia-as."
Oh. have you heard the latest news
The hutternuts have got the olnes,
Because they hnc they can't refuse
To take the new departure
The martyr from across the lake,
t'eterull red for his own Gear SAKE.
The copperhesds should boldly take
4 brilliant new departure.
CHORUS.
Hoksy pokey. vinkey wam-
The new departures al q sham
Got up 10 serve NauandiEhaln,
Nnl ieaas the new departure
First to chosen f;ty-ouo,
Al Dayton, was the scheme begun
lie tod them there WAX ia L q be done
A bout tie new departure
The negro 4 now must ne respected
The suree amen meuts he accepted
The MARTYR, too. must be elected,
4't cid ~ the new departure.
Ch0rus.-H Hockey, pokey, Whitley wan
Rejocted now repu 1iation
they'll pay the war debt OF the nation
IN greenhack ~ their Owl creation
AZ part 81 the new departure
Then too much currency % prevent
With unlimifed Ereennacks, they lnS snt
In united 50dns a. three per cent
As funds o. the new departure
Chorus Hickey, pokey, winkey VAN
In q manner impossible % be told
By issuing Ereeuhacks uncontrolled
They'll nring u back % silver ano soll
81 blessed rev depaTture.
On the platform. too, q Democracy
They'll annex all lands wherever they nt'
But San Domingo they won't agref'
AZ part Of the new departure.
Chorus.-Hokey, p5ksy, winkey wan
Sure such platform was never maze
on republican s-eepers loosely lAll,
Palmetto and hutteruut slabs decayeli
A plauks Of the new departure
So rs radical. comprehend. rebel ane lol a..
Too meau % keep al1 to- good 70 spoil
This suyar and vinegar, I've and oil
Platform OF the new departure
Cho-us.-Bokeyi pokey, Winkey wan.
Now c0uperheacs 10 more eoncea-
Their personal views, and how they feel
About thoir former bean 1dsai
Pdr making their new departure
THer SHOW that the D atl0rn all sham.
tiU- ul O. elect klliandighsm-
Their former good. whom they now -l-n
For making the new departure.
Oh rus-Hlkey- poEcy, winkey wan.
And when the Ballots begin 70 fall,
L1-u tlo.r idol they u .oudly call
IN a manner that viii weak nerves appaA.
For making the new departure
AM the c0pperneal crew throughout ne lana
Unable tine people o. understand.
N Eu1 em1erary dead and daUnei
F5r making the new departure.
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This Company is now offering for sale about SIX
hundred thousand acres OF the amos; a=rlcui -uiA
lands ia tho West. The Company sells only o.
actual settlers and the prices are exceedingly rea
souable ranging from 8 to .5 per acre-the aver
al-e heinz oout S. The greater part Of hese lands
o. si-uared alou- che limo % is railroad between
me sties Of Des Mones and Council hlutis, and are
In the most accessible and fertile region In the state
Sales made f0- cash O. on credi5 io1- enough
erable anv Industrious man % pay for the land out
o.. its crops. o., a
General Government. and are not inort-a-s ol eu
.-,r---e-ef -r 4rv way Pull warranty 1eets -,ver
g. uurclascrs. .
For rnap- pamphlets o- any other i-i9riii2t loI
respecting them address t.'r-'L-Li. -v-i-f ----
Commits lner Davenport Iowa
EXPLORING TICKETS are sll1 al the company
tsesef Offices az Chicago ans az 0tae- p-inc' pal
stations ln los line and u the pIrcua-ei ul! l'-
chase money
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TEACHERS OR STUDENTS
so MADE FROM so

Wanting Employment at from SO n stoo, No.
month should address ZiEGLER 4 McCJRDy
June l1-5lw4w -'-
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SnanrJal.


This road row ID the FULLEST season Of the year
earning more than y per cent net on l1 amount ui
Its mortgage obi CATIONS.
Its per cent gold bonds are cqua for securlt9 70
Government OF any Railroad issue. They command
a ready market and We are prepared TO buy ana sell
them az all times. 40 ilves tmcnt n the Inarket
possessing equal guarantees Of safety, returns ano
equal percentage Of interest. Tho Chicago, Burning
ton and Quincy hEs given a trahc guarantee ano
ohgates itself % invest IN these bonds 80 per cent
OF the gross earnings derived from all business IRON
this road This is sufficient indication Of the est
mate Of the enterprise by the largest and most TAR
sighted Corporation in the West. A limited guam
tty stu for sale 10y
HENRY CLENVS AND CO.,
81 Wall Street New YORK.
TOWER. 6IDDINGs & TORkEi,
BREWSTER, SWEET CO.,
General Agents for New England,
and for sale by
CHARLES y. WOODH0USE Cashier, Burlington.
CHARLES A. SUMNER
Y. P. MOVES, Banker.
L. C. DODGE, Cashier burlington,
c. + WARD burlington Savings Bank, bu:lng-
SPENCER. VIA & co. Boston.
FAG6 BROS. d BATES,
HEAD d PERKINS,
RICHARDSON. HILL 4 co.
+. ROLLINS MORSE Co.
ATWOOD 4 co,
HUBBARD BROS. L CO..
BECK BROS.
STONE 4 DOWNER,
T. A. HAWLEY CO.,
J. D. SrURTEVANT,
GEO. ". WARREN d Co,
or whom pamphlets and information may be
obtained.
March sat 4 wed II Ewlm
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eiV MADE FROM so CTS!
10 SAMPLE, sent postage paid for 80 cents q. ,,
: retail cas- for SO. K. L. WOLcorr.
June i'-fuSN4" Isl Chatham square. n. Y.
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rRorrING srALLsoNs

TROTTING STALEEON~.
ESGBIbTCfONi0B Monarch,
By RYsDYE's HAHBLEr0N4s, viii stand tae sea-
son rl 81 90 tho stock farm pi the -u-s'r .'er-
TENS O. VT ST. O. Bee paI1 al time Ui sew I'
ana s1l when the MARI proves O. he iu ioaL-
MONARCH Tl-4 be seven yeas old AHrl- p d.
is blood bay. black ll-s VITA tEa white sles bee
hin1 10 hands ana We CHS 1850 lus Ae wa sired Bog
hYsuYE's HANuLET1 ftle sire Of Dexter, VIII.
sold i0- $500. MAJOR WIyflEll JOY s1I,.Hr
BEU,o for S22u41. HAIRY MEDIUM Tor s-5.H1a
ersRrLE Tor sl'ufI. .a- three year oidI Aberdeen
and many other valuable and very las. trotters
Dam by Roe's Ahdailah Chief.
PORTLAND
BLkCE STALu0s WITH white star and one win. te
psstern behind six year- d this spring. han b.
sired rs CLARION Che sire OF - Old PUT HosEsf
jobs anc other fast t-otters viii also maHo The
season OF l-7l a. the same place TERMS 81. o.
insure Mares pasture1 ana well cared tar, hut
all accidents at owners risk. For Circulars, giving
pedigree and full particular address
JUSTIN Il. MOULTON.
West Randolph, Vermont.
April I3-w3n
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Climates for Invalids.

new carefully prepared, aud reliable guide to all
wish % And whore the most healthfui rta-ss f-
health Or homes By Ledyard Bill. Price 81 - bv
mail BOOKSELLERS have IT, Send for descriptive
book circular
WOOD H0LBRoOR, Is La'ght St New York.
May 3E+d&Wlw
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ILLINOIS EST VI ENr
SECU RITES.
rFN PER CENT REGISTERED
TOWN AID COUNTY Alel'o--.--.
PAYABLE BY THE STATE LittA'l hrl.-
raFE rFu CENT FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS
WITH WIDE MARGINS.
JACOB p. sHIPuEBD s. CO..
BANKERS,
-a. 81 PI.E STREET NEW Noiih-
OUR -uANDB00R Of ILLINOIS sElJElriHs 90
SENT FREE.
CtHEAp DVERTISISC. viii .lser.
I = ID. advert cement Boz light hundred amer
I-ar Nrss-r3u rles- io- ~is 4ialiaF~ per ii"'
r.e- week ono line one week WIZ -1- SIX u9--al 2
Tr lines sd HHsr we.ve lfIll.r7luN Ten mes VII
cost SIxrt Dollars. send iar Printed L.s- Al-
dress GEO. p. ROW ELL d CO., Advertising AGENTS
30. a. Park Row NeE f1r-
FARMERS or VERMONT
Won bavs q isa-svrlse Az-l-uI trraI Paper lu your
rrsu st1t8 Send Ed cents Oh -le tunl.sA-rr
EOXAI. CT INNINGS Newport Nt.-
and III thsyEnvayr T,RvEr the remainder Of this
year Dol. rs lk-r Read what the papers SAP
" %.
thIv edited .-Re-1--- H-1--lcn1-o-
Especially interest - o. the Farmers q e1l- fi
AID vel worth the price 10 suHscrip t--u--f i'
lsa.sr Hyde Pax.
Worthy et O liberal support H-s'. ng'fll''.
l-s editor O. rea-F writer AID pr1ctic-- ar
ca -u-.s-.->t J1frsal-u t1.s44Hl1H-
We have heard but one opinion eL pressed ll %.
wd icd is c0mmeutat1ry Boo the highest 1e=ree.-
s-lr-z-i, Barton.
IL contains large amount q special interest o.
Farmers which d Drezl MED systematic ana
condensed FORMS Adams Hss'eHge--
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100 Acre Farm frcefr
The Northwestern Co,o--rl-s0- rr .-.
stead Company, Chartered -v Che --.-a
s0tlI Furnishes Cheap Rate rf Fnrr
Locates Free IIuu.cstend.. --
Pamphlets giving History OF fH-ra-..
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-03

and expectant audience. At last the
curtain rolled up. Dau was pushed on
the, stage. The glare Of the lights and
the sight of the audience frightened
him up little, and with an irresitibly
funny attempt at being steady he stag
gered forward, and with his hat askew,
and jerking at his coat as if to button
it up The audience roared with laugh
ter, and Marble mot too drunk to appre-
ciate the situation) stood surveying the
house in the most comical fashion, sway
ing to and fro unsteadily. Finally he
said: Here / am-little late. Fact is,
been to the races. All the fellers bet
whisky, and / held stakes. The indie
scribably comic expression of Marbles
face, and. the absurdity of his. excuse,
set the house in such roar as shall
never forget while I live. Poor Mar.
ble," continued Dan, 'he died of cholera
afterward up the river, on the very night
that he played q piece which he had him
self dubbed sure cure for cholera.