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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

"AVING leased my Carriage Factory Tecsntly
Ill occupied by Lockhart g. Sloan) to ALBERT
CHASE, to continue the manufacturing of Carriages
and Sleighs, and knowing him to be first class me-
chanic and one thoroughly acquainted with all
branches of the business would cheerfully recon-
mend him to my former customers.
f.. X LFMONT
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12O PAIRS more wool Blankets, slightly i'm
perfect, the last 1 can have this year-come
quick for them. LEACH, SO Middle st.
oct22-d1w
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ALBERT CHASE,
. Manufacturer of all kinds of
First Class Carriages and Sleighs
At Factory of IL. X. Lemont,

h Il Is l. e > Il H Il II Il
Having secured first class workmen in all branche
and buy nothing but the best of stock, believe lean
build work second to in STYLE ghtness strength
and durability combined Particular attention given
to all kinds of repairing. All those who wish to have
their carriages stored and insured during the winter
and put in repair for spring do SO ut low rates.
speciality of repairing all kinds OF springs; All
orders in this line by express will be promptly at
tended to. BY strict attention to business hope to
receive a liberal share of patronage.
T. Warren, p G. Blanchard j. F. Libby, Hanson
C. ay, Leander Valentine, C. F. SARGENT Elias Thorn
as q Co., j. M. Brown, j. P. Libby, s Baker, &C..
oc22 TT&Sf
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Stocks strong. State stocks dull but stringent.
NEW YORK. Oct. 22-EUenin0.-Money after loan
ing as high as per cent. Gold and 1-32 per diem,
closed steady. Sterling Exchange dull at 1888 for
long and 110a for sight Gold continues strong IN
der activity in Money, and the feeling is that the
more greenbacks the Government issues the higher
Will Gold go and the higher will be the rate of inter
est as stocks have advanced eight millions in Wall
street since the Secretary claimed the right to issue
forty-four millions. The price was strong all day
between lib 13a; loans 132 to per cent. per day
The cloarings were $96,000,0OO The Treasury dis
Dursed -. Governments firm and sc higher in
sympathy with Gold. Southern State securities dull.
The Stock market has been feverish all day as the
ciques in Pacific Mail and Western Union Telegraph
seem to have bought more stock than they carry
and there is peryading fear that there must be
disaster in these two stocks which may panic
in the whole market. The activity and buoyancy of
the few days past has given way to depression and
lower prices, the decline of the day being from to
per cent Pacific Mail fell feom 1893 to 1OOs Western
Union from Sig to 7S5, North Western common from
rs to ~ Lake Shore from 92k to 9s, New York Cen
trail from 95s to 95s, Ohio & Mississippi from 463 to
49, and Others preportionately The weakness of the
market prominent late in the day, when the low
est figures were made. 1t is believed that the Bank
of England will advance the minimum rate of inter-
est to per cent on Thursday. 1t is reported that
Gold is being locked by one of the Canadian banks.
The following were the 1uota6lons of Government
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PROF. DELAUNAY lectures tonight at o'clock
at the First Universalist Church, on the Love
Feast in the catacombs, illustrated by diagrams.
Seats free
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If you want good article in Mems Furnish
ing Goods at fair price, you can find it at our
store. Every article warranted to be as repre-
sented Charles Gusts & Co., 1913 Congress st.
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BOSTON, Oct. 23.-Last night about IL o'clock
a fire br Ike out in the large brick building
known as the Pavilion on fremont street,
nearly wholly occupied by S. H. Houghton as
a fancy dry goods store. The fire caught in the
rear of the building and burned with great ra-
pidity. The damage will probably amount to
$4,000 or $50, which is supposed to be part
ly insured
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23

Go to Burleigh's for your Shirts and
Drawers, if you want to buy good goods cheap
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23

The fifth and last heat for the $4,000 purse at
Prospect Park, postponed from Monday, was
won by Gazelle. Time 2.23 IL.
AT small meeting of the straight-out Dem,
ocrats, at Columbus, Ohio, Tuesday, full
electoral vote for O'Connor and Adams was
formed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23

STRoUT has a 1OO-Bone French Corset, the
best ever made .-"'.
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THE PR ESS
CITY AND VICINITY.


May be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson Br1nell q 70.
Andrews, Went worth, Glendenning, Moses, Henders
son, and Chisholm Bros, all trains that run out OF
the city.
At Biddeforl, of Pisbury.
At Saco of l., Hodglon.
AT Watervile, of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham, of News Ageut
AT Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of W. T. Stanwood,
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SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be-
fore winter comes on, with the Averill Chemi-
cal Paint
For sale at IS Commercial St., Portland. If
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REMOVAL!

HODGDCN & SOULE, Wholesale dealers
I'll in Produce and General Com missi m
Merchants have removed to Willis Block,
No, lOa Commercial Street, One door
east of II. H. Weston & Cos.
juy16dtf
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES,

In Hales window, for to-day only may be
seen the original painting ordered by the Tran
script for their,promised chrome. 1t is bea
tful picture in Reinharts best STYLE 81 . "a.
''MIILLIKgN House." 1877 Washington street
Boston. This favorite hotel, just off the main
street. has been put in thorough repair, newly
finished and furnished, and latest improve
ments introduced. Especial attention will be
paid to transient guests, and the whole will
have the personal supervision of f. Milliken,
Esq. long known as a successful public caterer
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23

STRoUT has a splendid lot of Ladies' Worsted
Jackets. just look at his windows.
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TOB PRINTING neatly executed at tn
ID Office.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Foreign Exports.
BUENOS AYRES. Bark Stag-299, 122 # lumber,
10000 shingles, 10000 pickets.
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BUTTONS and Braids in all the new shades at
A. NJ. Peabody's, 345 Congress St.
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PRICES reduced ON Shawls at p M. Frosts,
122 Middle street; good quality and elegant
styles.
Fifty dozen Kid Gloves at 70 cts. pair,
worth $1.25 oct19-1w
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FLEEcED LINED Hosiery and Gloves, at A.
M. Peabody's, 345 Congress st.
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WE have but one price, but that price shall be
as loc as the same qualities can be obtained else
achere. Charles Custis & Co.
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Administrators Sale OF Real Es-
70

tate.
DURSUANT to license from the Honorable
L Judge of Probate within and for the County Of
Cumberland, shall sell at public auction ON the
premises, on FRIDAY, the I'D day of November
next at o'clock 2. NJ, the following described real
estate belonging to the estate of Ephraim p. Gam
mon, late of Portland, in said county, deceased viz
lot OF land with two story dwelling house there
on situated on Anderson street, in said Portland
and numbered one said street. The lot measures
forty-one feet and nine inches front with depth of
forty. one feet. Terms made known at time Of sale
L. II. INGRAHAM, Admir-.
r. o. BAILEY & CO, AuctiOners.
Portland, Oct. 1872. oc21 2s,Snoy4
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Administrators Sale of Real Es-
tate at Auction.

pURSUANT toa Gene from the Hon. John A.
Il Waterman, Jld g of Probate within and for the
County OF Cumberland, 1 sha sell at public auc-
ton ON the premises on Saturday November ., is72
at O'Clock M, the one-and-one- storied Dwell
ing House and Lot, situated at Morrilps Corner in
Deering, on Cedar Street, ffty-one feet on Ce-
dar Street,, and running back to the Portland
and Rochester Railroad holding its width
containing l2Os7 ieet, belonging to tn estate the
late John LOwery, deceased.
EDWARD P. BRIGGS, administrator.
Deering Oct 8, 1872. d1aw3w
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Furniture, CrOckery, &c, mt Auc-
ton.

ON SATURDAY next, Oct. 26th, at 10 O'Clock. we
" shall sell Parlor suit in black walnut and
green rept, Chamber sets, Carpets Extension Table
Dining Chairs Crockery, Glass and Tin Ware; also
about 20 coal and wood Stoves.
II. o. BAILEY g. CO., AuctioneePs.
Oc23dtd
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Horse Epidemic i'm Boston.

BOSTON, Oct 22.-The horse disease has brok-
en- out in Boston, many aDmals being affect
ed bnt no fatal cases are reported.
The grand concert and ball at the Coliseum
tomorrow night for the benefit of Gilmore,
promises to be substantial success.
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BURLEIGH, SO Middle street.has sold over five
hundred Shirts and Drawers this fall and has
plenty left.
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New York stock and Money Market.

New YORK, Oct. 22-Morninq.-God at 113.-
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange 1888 g 110a
Stocks strong. State stocks dull but stringent.
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Is -0t .-.srs.r. Fcve- .rlt I- crs- u.ly
lpr car, bat give the HtAar HEGI LAruHa trial.
I- hrs cured many very il- advanced. ac' via lu
l.- t-..y cure lll of ue-r- Disease.
PHO. uI Pop S.. nv
E:ErENI . TAFT
E1r.i1 -t1r.
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40 ailc's under this ;.t'e in the z lral .ltl-
Yorker Gags some interesting facts were br1u-l;
to HEat 80 3 cltsie factory, daring d necessary
suspension o, cleeee u.akinV. l1stesi of cheese
they uk's5 butter, getting tha milk iu .no clCgzl
vat twelve hours, s13 then skinuing the cream.
Tseuty bounds Of milk made cue pouul 0t very
nice butter, which sod ior forty c5u.a An e.
timSIe Is made with butter 81 this i-ure, aul
cheete a. II cents per pound, showing thai
IN the 1000 pounds ctnilS per day tLo-e YES q
gam Of s. 1862 PER day over the value oftl
cheese OR the ssIc tine. There is food for
thought IN tdiz The was very rich ui'L.
and vss s-t caly twelve hours ia 3
temperature os fs,y-eigh; degrees, get
it wss IS. mote profitable for butter
snI cle1se Il will not 90 to depeai on one
trial, 5at g. Is 10 new idea that very rich mix
is mo-e profitable ia butter thsn 10 chcsse msk-
Ing. We have long been Of the opinion tbs.
there sre COWS properly adapted 10 esch pur-
pose, AID that It will psy TO know this fso,, tina,
they b. fssiguei tneir places for most profit.
WIKI tle implements for knowing this there is 40
reason Why z; may Re done. In the above esti-
mates twenty pounds of milk sre given
for oac p,.ul of butter ~ forty cents, anu nine
pounds Of mix io- 1-e pound OF cheese ~ "a l.
cents The profit ia butter over cheese was -
per cert, aui that the skim milk wa worth
more than tue whey, 70 one VIII doubt. but IL
also shows that even whey u a better fo.i for
pigs than esme suppose
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EIghty E5slien 6goiIarr,
$3.50, 003 ,000.l

We ts=ro TO call the attention o. Oh pro1e-tg
owners 70 tic increased and superior advantage.
ths, We posses fsr the transaction OF lire and Iar
inc Insurance business. We represent OILY n -ll
CLASS companies, and oder cur patrons policies 10
/ The STRONGEST. OLDs1T and MOST Liberal
! Companies in tho United STAGES and E1rcps o., as
low rates e. other parties charge ia- policies u.
c9upal..s ot snail ea.t1- and rerg H-s.:ef 90,
soogrity.. We issue all policies a. th!s oaoe, ana
pay oil Losses HERE, in c1reut funds or =, "a vhca
desired. We are the only authorized agents ia tais
vicinity for an the leading Fi-e and Marine Iuslr-
/ sncc Companies IN the world. AID We ensoavor to
s0rye 0Cr patrons IL satisfactory and ia -hlal
ner. We coucuc- orr business upon ;riaciple Of
commercial honor, AID GUARANTEE to give SN-
TIiE satisfaction. Tsvant business men to stop
and compare our list % companies with those that
arc fop-eso1tad by other agents and rerouoor tbst
We Ire the SOLE aaclts in this vicinity the
Aetna irs Co. o. Hartford.
Home iue. ca. 81 New Yor;..
hartford lns. 60. Of Hartford.
PheniI tins. 60. Of Hartford.
London. Liverpool and Globe
Ins. Go. of *ngiln''
Queen Irs. 60. OF England.
Hanover Fire ins. 50. OF Sew YORK.
springfield p. q Minis. CO.. ast.
SsrfaEansett Tns. Co. Of PIovi-
deuce.
Amazon ins. Co. OF Cincinnati.
HilliamsbuTsh itY ms. Go. of y. :.
Union ms. Go. Of California.
Firemeus Ins. Co. of California.
serchantS Ins. Co. of Providence.
AiemanHiR las. Co. of Cleveland.
h1i many other American Companies and all tho
strongest European Companies that do business in
the United States Owing 20 the numerous and OK
t1nEvo fires that have occurred Of late many OF the
si-ail companies have failed ard it is we'll known
thst many companies now doing business per
fectly unsound and uust fail soon. Now is It not
both prudent and ssfe 70 place your insurance in
companies shat you KNOW 70 he SOUND, SNHCNG
and HONORABLE, particularly when it costs 10
more!
We employ an experienced Surveyor who will
make surveys Of Mills and other risks when in5ur-
snce is desired, without extra charge, and We are
prepared to place risks in any companies that par
tics may prefer if the selection is let % Us We
will give them tho best companies in this country.
81 Communications by mail viii receive prompt
attention
No charge for surveys or policies maio 1t this
otee, and satisfaction guaranteed.
g. g. r. s WIRES,
Wires Insurance Building,
Corner Church aad College SIS, Burlington, Vt.
Dec. 9-i-d&Ud
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9ew advertisements.
ST ALLlOt
-oF rHg-
Vcri1 ont Horse .ssOcs 60.

The following stations will be allowed to serve
a limited number Of Mares. besides those belonging
70 the company, The present season, at the Stock
Farm.
Yorkshire Lexin tor, at Twenty five Dollars.
Claybrino, az Fly Dollars.
Moodburn Pilot, ne Hundred Dollars
Waikiki Chief, Une Hundred Dollars.
Terms Cash before removal Of Mare. Mares
not proving in oal be returned next season iTee
Of charge
Paslurins One Dollar per week, OF If kept BY the
year One Hundred Dollars Escapes and accidents
OF all kinds must be at owners risk.
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Poetry.


- GaiAJ.
Yes the music 70 night has been charui-g,
Thst watt not cen schubert could mend.
But wren just to the p .cs We we're warming,
Alas that its sweetness shOu d end!
IN the Winters Tale Florizel kneeling
Tells Pordi,a-.Nhen yOu do dance,
I'd have ycn dance evern mis- feeling
Vas IN ne in that swiftly whirled trGnce
Second orIvt0 waiting IL walking
'Neath bright stars ont Lere on tie lava,
Where the moonlight sleeps ca NEST, ard taking
With you could talk until dawn
We sill stroll till they finish the 'la- GERS,
Pluck Ios-s snd gaze at the skies;
Is chst nycu're puzzled for answers
Why SPEAK T. me then with your eyes.
Let ne give you tits bud the plots sweetest,
p1ait Kill il so close to your cheeks:
RATHER hsld il, and think thou Srsetest
It's fragrance, that then my love speaks
1horei twill out since frst sBE you growing
Like summers morn perfect in grace,
Dear, I've loved you and worshiued, not knowing
True bliss save when smiles deckod your face
9 n he fa- pearly west, the-e, loves planet
'roa-hes hope as bow al your shrine,i
Nerves my heart e the venture-h0w can IL
Hold back when it beats but with timer
Let the bars 'tEixt our lives now be broken;
sWee; Lucy, forgive my demand
May keep this dropped glove for a token
That win il is siVcu-ycur hand p
"Maay thanks for the kind words you've AZ
Row troublesome oft IS the heart,
Shall I say I'm q Little bit lutteredt
Confess that ] fee. CCpic's cart
Starlight sentiment. Loves Chs arc Gttc-
For boys end -Ir-7-we thnE them SLOW
You B1lClietl Hear the ~ tEi.ter.
married AID done 4or: S0,nc
Do NoE Ray glove please. You'll thai -le to-mo--
-CE.
At qr-s7lt Clr't rl0pe0 or cl-yla5n.
scr love stricken hearts. In real -r.ow,
Best cure s. o. glass % Cii4--pdg1e.
= Gu shall get Lle sons Oh 'cSen. and gu .g-ly
FORGET ore sou nov think eofllsc.
There, be wiser your se-hud Is pucEiy-
md thea q shan have the ueXt waltz
-H4rJtr 's p 4--4-.
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LotB-t .ErINr0 + rnE1TTI, 1f tie - lodi man.
u'sctu-uz Cor t.r sale 800 lots TO suit customers
THIS article is SOFA ira lffts price OF other ferti5z
efs. and is cheaper jog cotton Corn, Tobacco and
}fJtta3tS, tl4n 2u5 other ia the market IL il made
t-llre.t from iie g. soil. OLA SC. y Y. CITY.
rr1ce- delivered ul tglrl i1 new Nu-z City, twenty
five dollars qc- Ton. y attention % the follow
il- tesLiiloLl
st4te uuatIc Farm, northampton, Mass, Dec G,
l-5l.-Leyiu- use~ tie Lodi Manu- acturing Cos.
DOUBLE Ri INED UnEL 4E. I bought Of your
agent. L. Mcintyre. CA tie State Farm for number
q ears past. il affords ma pleasure % say that as
quickener have never found any fertilizer equal
70 IT, For START g hrl0m-seei. which is a SLOW
maturing plant, think it cannot he czcsled. -
asa Wright
Winiha- Co., Vt, Dec tth. l5-l--I think tho
Lodi t.mpany's Double REFINED PoUDRETTE the
best --arure csl ll lor lab-ccl. Corn, and P0ta-
toes. ! snail o-der number OF tons another sea
son.. B. Horton.
= Pamphlet, giving full directions &C. sent on
2ri.cat N 60 JA1Eo I. FOSTER
d6 r-ltndt street New York.
For sale - J. IS. Pl- RCE son.
burlington. -.
35-Sst feb zj, mar j. g. apr4laay 3
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FREE
GEamG EGsesas{DI7acss9
Al
u. e. sIz q d K u e
- Church street, Burlington. VI
Tho Manager has the honor 20 announce % the c.ti
gems OF Burlington and vicinity serie. Of
-euaral entertainments at the Popu AZ
B0og & SEEoH sT0AG,

Church s., opposite Howard National Tank,
~ our celebrated Stock Company. commencing i'm
meIiataiy, aad continuing until farther notice.
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4 MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN, to
n DO cooking and general homework, at the
HOVE FOR DESTITUTE CHILDREN, in burlington.
Address with references Mrs. J. A. sHEDn, OF,
Mrs.. Macy MEACHAN. Burlington, VT.
April ll-Wtf
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Inc virtues Of simple Tea As Hair Tonic and
fIeseIyer have long been known, but no attempts
nave oeen made 10 extract the oil scientifically By
rSeess feeuliar 10 this preparation, the essential
o., OF the tea plant has been added to other vezeta
oie extracts and an unequalled Toilet Article for
tne hir Is the result. IL is especially useful to
prevent The hair from falling out II growing thin
an as wash for the scaly, to stimulate the hair
ouIos and prevent the gradual decay and loss Of
e0Ior Of the structure Of the hair tubes Price 81 90
Oh. kkNNEDY. l2O Warren Street, Roxbury
Mass. March 2T-wlVeovv
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d. ". IIILI<E, ..1cut
FCE Bl1Ll-OGoN sEu V..i5 TY.
April .l-CAwtl
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8etc advertisements.
MONEY FOUND


IN RICHMOND, April 22d, sum of Money which
/ the owner can obtain by applying at Dow
Huntington's Tin Shop, Richmond.
April 25-dSWlt
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according to the Chicago Times, the demo-
orsuc party ID now suffering two curses. viz.
lhe deprsvity Of its political leaders, and che
saperAnunaance Of orscnlar fools' No. con-
- e.. win enese' the democracy are now laboriur
the republican -TadiaDanoI;. I,.,os, ~
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MEXICAN
.Y7g STING EFsS'EsgEE.9'T.
FOR MN md BEAST.

Probably few articles have ever hal So extensive
sale While u-ue have Been more universally bene-
fcal than the celebrated MEXICAN MUSTANG
LINIMENT. Children, Adult Horses. and Doass-
tic Animals, are always liable 20 accident, AID il is
safe to say, that family can pass sla=l, season
without some kad Of an e-l1Iieut being 1ccessa-y.
It becomes matter Of importance then to secure
the best
Over three lua red livery stables IN tie city Of
Ncw YORK alone are using tic Mexican Mus.s--
Linimer-, in all Of which it gives unusual satsac-
zion.
car !lON.-Ihe genuine is wrapped IN fire
Stfst Fltf cnErav-l- with 80. %. Essf l-aat.
C7swist.' and '' Trade MRS HEXTCfy MS
TING LiNiNFNT,' engraved across the face Of
each wrapper. The w1 .le bears the p-aprict.'s lr
vate United States Revenue Stamp. and not "a con-
mon stamp, as used By drge-i SIS.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co.,
20 Park Place, ~ Y.
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FOR 3 SUPERIOR CLASS OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
BAsDS.
For VI0LINs, VICLONCELLOS, and all used in
ORCH ESTRAS.
FOR GUITARS, FLUTINAS, ACCORDEONS.
For FLUTES. FIFES, FLAGEOLETS.
For PIANOS and MELODEONS.
For STRINGS fer Violins, Guitars aud all things
needed IN the and repair Of Musical Instruments.
For Band Music, Sheet Music and Music Books
cali a.. or send 70 the store Of
JOHN {. HAYNES : co.
80 Court ST., CoTps.ts co1r; House,, B3ston.
April 27-deod1viw
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WOODBURY. PILOT.

BLACK-i6 hands. f5aled 1865, got by K. a Alex
ander's Pilot jr: he by Pacing rilOt, out Of Nancy
Pope, by Havoc he by Sir Charles u. Dam
Nancy Taylor, by Imported Alfred. LIST, Dam by
MambrinO Chief, Sire OF Lady Thorn) 2i, Dam,
a fast trotting mare by f,st pacing borss, owned
in Indiana called he'd Fox. NoOdburn Pilot
drew a Wagon when five years old iull mile In
priVzte) in 2.37.
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FREE To GODk AGENTS.
We will serd handsome Prospectus OF our Nsr
Illustrated Family Bi5ls c0a.=iuing over 3 30 Enc
Scripture Ilustrati0ns % auy BooK Ageat FEE Of
charge. Address N rIosSL FULFILLING Co. PhilE.
Pa--April 2O-fdSEf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-03

BLACK-l6 hands, foale1 1855 got by Relf's NAM
brine Pilot (who has public record Of 22-D by
MamtrinO Chief lady Thorn's Sire) Dam Mollie
Harrison, got by Cassius NJ. Clay, twho has a
public record Of 23li, private 227); by Henry
Clay, (pablic record 2.27J b. Andrew jackson, by
- Bashaw, by Imported Grand Bashaw.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-03

To BRIGHTEN STRAw-MATING AND On
CLoTH - Give the mating thorough wash
ing with sal, and water using one pint Of
salt In pail of water. Dry quickly with
soft cloth. Rub your oil-cl0th with a cloth
dipped in milk, first having scrubbed it with
soap and warm water. It will then look as
bright as when new.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-03
DR.. $. j. BARBER, DENTIST.
SOUTHEAST CORNER CHURCH AND P4Hx s,.

All Dental Operations skiilfuliy perbrr,od
Chemically pure Nitrous Oxide Gas adfninIsters1
This "a considered the safest and least disa grssshic
July 26-tdSwly