davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

TIE New York Times. in a careful calculation
rays; I'VE repeat to cur friends in the country
that they will have at the outside only 25.0C0
adverse msjoriiy in this city to overcome. In
1868 they had 81 900 majority to overcome, and
yet with that immeute and fraudulent msjoriiy
in their favor, the Democrats only Carried the
State 10000 They are sure to be sc, 600 votes
worse Of in this city than in 1861"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

The Providence Journal might u,e softer
words, but it could hardly tell more truth than
when it says; "rhe campaign, On the part Of
the Greeley organs. seems to be one great lie
sustained BY innumersble smaller lea
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Az the workmen came up from the shops at
noon near the Battery there came near being
serious fr,css, resulting from discussion over
politics, but the sudden appearance Of the police
put atop to the proceedings, and tie arrest Of
one Of the ringleaders.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

The pleasant travel through Lake Ontario and
down the ST.. Lawrence river has been very large
the present seston, and the Canadian lines, Ex-
press and Msil, have been doing good busneis
TIE hist. nre eel oficeroi and mansge!.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

RUrlasD CousrY.-ln Ru;land county four
teen towns out Of twenty-five give Converse 1911
nssisrity, which IS shout the zane "a last year.
The remaining towns to hear from will increase
the Republican nsjoriiy over last year, without
doubt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Some one asked the daughter ola New Yorker
who was about to marry his fourth vile, who
wa, going to perform the ceremony She rephed'
81 don't know, but l presume it will be Dr.
Spring he generally marries father.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Editor Fee Press and Times
In1tise in the Rutland He-ali Of the 30th
inst, letters from GeD. Knp,trics and Major
Grover, re.s,ive to & cavalry charge at B5ons-
boTo, Nd. STA July 1868.
The facts are that late in the afternoon Gen.
Fitzpatrick ordered charge to be msde by
Cos sud G, vt Cs7slry,) under the con-
msnd Of Cspt Besman The charge TEs made,
but repulsed by superior numbers Of the enemy.
On their return from the front Gen. Fitzpatrick
addressed them in the language quoted By Maj
Hsxelton in MS letter Of the 9th inst.
While the General was thus addressing Capt
Bceman's command, Ifcsme to the front with Go :
and H., (;he Remainder Of the battalon).
A,ked him what the trouble was, when he re-
pe.ted to me WIS; he had Just ss.d. lie added
that be would lead the charge and show the re-
gment how to fght. | replied that the bst;sl-
lou were not coSarlt, and woald 60 further
than he, &c-Gs they did.
Ny recollection is that Gen. X. di not 20
even 60 far a. the house referred to BY Msj1
Hszelton, but rode behind hay stack some dis-
tance in the rear Of the house. The general Gays
the sfsir was Of little account, 20 only one nan
wss wounded Had he led the battalion and
gone ss far as he raid he would, be might have
thought differently. The report in the Adjuiaut
Generals office shows that ffieea men were
wounded in the charge, most OF them with sabre
cuts.
Col A. ". Preston says in his official report,
dated Boonsboro, Nd, 10 July, 1868 July
s, Gen Stewart, with large force STACKED our
cavalry at Boonsboro, early in the morning The
First Vermont WAS held in reserve until the after
noon then it wss cent by detachments to various
parts o. the field to strengthen cur Enes. At
subdown 6 spirited charge was made by the "a
battalion under Major Wells upon the refreshing
enemy, and the sabre Tsg freely used on beth
Hides.
Major Grover lat the time Captain Of Co K),
in his letter Of the 30th inst refers to the action
Of Msior Benefits battalion, in which hin com
pany belonged, and not to the battalion had
the honor to command. Major Grover Was not
with me ct any time during the charge, but was
in a different part Of the field, which accounts
for his cot seeing it as did.
Respectfully youri,
WN " PTrz
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Secretary Chandler Of the Nstions, Republic
can Committee states that New Hampshire will
cast her vote for Grant and Wilson. giving two
thoussnd majority, and that New York is sure
for Grant
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Tie Ga ai.ge that nis:or;unos lever come
try'y Is ,hookinEly e1owfifei il the case ot
ocean disasters, Of which four were reported l'st
week. The tteImer Pe'teveFanzs ruuk CT fhe
Lal5cr q OPosto, Portugal, With Ices Of 'hir-
ty iyes, the nsEs Of which came last Metnof-
dsy. Tharrisy the los Of the steamer james
Sterbcar5n vas reported as having tasen place
Of Lisbon. Friday cane the news Of the swill
Nett, ii,srtsr, All Saturday The burning Of 'he
Bieryille va, announced, 81 VIII great Jos, of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Miss Psrtngton writss 10 her aunt tina, The
bridal wave, which the papers talk 50 much
about, hai not touched that town for six Year,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

T,sh-an, the heErt, the soul Of the preset DS a
o,rn;,e psrty is the rebel element OF the south,
,th it, Northern allies sad sympathizers. IL y
r.hal Al the core to-day....It would come INC
LIVER With the hate the chagrin, the wrath tle
norti6ca:ion Of ten bitter year, TO mpe! ana guus
IT, s;e1s. Whstever chsstisement may ne aeserseu
IN, mn ationai sins we must hope that TINS dls-
race and humiliation will be spared to us"-tHoR-
- Greeley
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

The Binghsmpton (N. y Republican re-
turus to it's direct charges sgsinst Greeley Of
coTrupIy intriguing with Democratic leaders
for their p.rty's nomination for the Presidency,
while he wss publicly claiming to he Republi-
csn, snd cbtainipg subscribers to his pIper TN
der the preteuce thst It war sud would continue
to be Republican journal. The Republican
now makes its charges, briefly and poin;elly
AZ J directly 20 Mr.. Greeley.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

TaEFr.-L.st sesi, Iturslay pair OF -l''''
aud hsraess.s belonging to Alison Hcrii'A' -'
Milton. and WAGON o: S. T Drury ve7e s'o-'l-
Pursuit vas made next day, and The ielesFsf-
set At work 20 bcsi Ct the lief lie Vas g.
rostel at Durham. P ., AID the property re-
covered. The thief. vha.e name ia Heary D'ls
l.ss,was left to he dealt with under the CsnAiiaa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

II. Greeley may rant
About General Grant,
And call him q tanner Of leather
But Republicans know
Soon the Fhite hat will show
An emblem; and that's the white feather
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

whst the New Yo,k Tribune reporter who
feigned insanity to get iato BoomingiAie Aty-
Ian, 1sii to one Of his attendants " Say, Jes-
~" the patient interrupting with jambie
somsthiug Ike the f5Ilosing " have ilst heen
thinking what fine neEt pie hQpoP 3;auus
would make monkeys arc very 'n'sriAinrs
company IL; the temperature Ct : pcai Of
frozen ice eliminates properly il tie caefio.ea'
Of expansion it viii then be the duty Of the
Proeircs TO ascend to the ros;Fum and having
driven cut over the sLel read TO P1ntchatrs.n to
bet on the ace vixen che !, still cut snd three
csrls are lef, you know just A. vel as / DO
tbs: ha.e TO ,Fesk cFosa oyou-ssy, Jerry
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Elcund Bu.ke said " Because gone g-1ss-
hoppe7s under the fern make fsld ring With
their imrortunate clinb, while the great cattle
reposins under the oak chew the cGi snd sie
silent, We are rot to suppose tbs; the noisy IL
sscts are the only inhtbi;lr; ia in the field The
St. LOU, Glc]e thinks this illustration 'PTo'i'e
at ,he present. time The voeiferout hcVpeit re-
present. Tie Liberal Republican ISIty they are
fs- more noisy than important.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06


s.ys Tie Providence J0ar-li was fearful 5sy1-i
description. It became kuown shout O'Clock
that the steamer had sunk, snd that perion5 gcre
in the water drowning. Everybody rus1ci 20
the beach, very many not dressed, stoQii only
70 pct on fu!Ilcieut clothes fl- covering. The
deck Of tie steamer could he scsu, thea about
mile ont, covered vl,A men. ll4eu AM cli--
drea, flsti1- On be ws;,l Ike piece u pepper,
and as z.aie, moving ug s1t l-Fa O. he
waves, nov one portion cut Of sight and r5E
. other, as cle @. tLs spectators s-ii, lie .i-,f
Of hirls on 4 thin, watering c2Ee u ice. e. qsr-
emily ready 10 break i1 pieces AZ auy moment,
and with the turf beating over the whole.
Near % s7as q bale 81 cotton With tu1 zen en- Il
drifting into tie surE The usl OF shore maze
rrepsrstions ior their rescue. Two ropes were
organ 'Eai, v-iie ten o. fifteen Eeu lsuucd each.
Hardly had tse'e p7eF ErHti5rs b-1n com
pleteI, Is hCa the ls-e "a. cotton csle l11crc, an
tso meu. one white Sld one c9l1rci, wee r.gei-
4 wave broke over the wreck nov nesr srore.
wsfhing of two OF tl-te IersOr7. Thee were
caught by the meu ca the i,1es AMI 1-f-eI
through he surf % tie shl-e, ,iaCu care %. ly
the ladies', ami conveyed 60 fle A,te's anil hc-te.
several were saved 10 liza way. Nhea the
wreck r.t 90 the cs-a-lJs and vc1t o. e-ef
Il 5ats o'c.ock, and men, T1a-ln arl -t. Urea.
pieces rf wreck u az SHAPES and s.-sf T--c in
ous turaInr mass, irifeI l AM c-t sc-i.
which set--el On eul1s tie c--ei 81 -rr, i-e men
on hues worked i.sgt,y .l trying o. cave '1-
sufferers st the rtE o. .a-.r car lives d Is
es,iustel that Ei ID, caa or tro en- t5c 1876 we're
suyel About this time there we is-t -
c0utsiaing els.e1 people coming INFO tie n-se--
eIs Signals acre l.,lc 90 She people 90 t--1t
20 keen clesr Of the wreck. wh.-4 asf s-ccc's'g.-
j. done Tie irf. breaker tAlF cleared ftir'y,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

The Canadian government has mat most
crushing defeat in Montreal THo Of the three
divisions Of the city have returned oIPdsiton
member, BY az aggregate m'jority Of more '5sn
tTo THOUSAND Al ;hs lat election Montreal
had but two members, ore Of which the govern
rent carried BY aoolsa,tion sni the ctAer ~
thee hundred AID afly majority. What makes
there defeats Of more o,ntequence is thst one Of
the prominent candii.,es wsr Sir George +.
Cartier, who shared With Sir John 4 Macdonald
the leadership Of the ls,t house, and ia the
present minister Of militia while the opposition
candidate elec.ei in tie other diyifion is Eop.
John Young, who is oae Of iae abes; opponents
Of the present government il al Canada. Two
OF tic most important ministers have noE failed
to ts returned to the Commons. 1, may be that
other c5astitgeaeies viii be found for them. bat
the eject OF these elections en- the existing ai-
miaistrstioH Of the Dominion is szre TO he very
weakening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
To N.jor sal,bary, Rutland.

Accompanying this il note f.om Major A.
J. Grover 10 Gen. Kilpstrick, saying that he has
read Major H.zleton's statement with deep re-
gre; that he remembers the charge st BoOnsboIoi
that it WEE down the Pike straight On :
bridge" and that SIS they struck the enemy,
Gen. X. was in advance. lie aiif d" General,
you were always brave; We we're proud Of you
in wa tine a. our ccmmsrier, Sni yog vii
never want old Gonzalez TO defera or prsfe
you"
Afiiayits arc slso appended from two men Of
the Hsrris Light Cavalry, ana from Sergeant
Charles Wheeler, of Co. E lat Vt. Cavalry, cor
roborating Major Growers ststement, aud
lverring that they never heard Gen. fitzpatrick S
courage called in question. The Harris Lsnt
Cavalry men say that they sew no Vermont
troo5s il the charge.
The Herald also Publishes The fJllosing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Horace Greeley cannot be persuaded to cay
whether be !, in favor Of or opposed to the pen
sioaing of rebel scldiers. lie is sfTsid.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
Ta.sis shs' Mr. Greeley sai Of tie Dtzo-
crs..c party ouiy lsst year, an sinc5 ;hea It
hs5 changed II 1o,airg excepting tactics

'ItisrsteI az tbe core to-day, hardly able 20
reconcile the defeats Of Ice, Johnston, bragg,
Hood sui Price, and the coass4usn: d5wafa,i q
Ia bel ycl C0uioierscy, with iis traditional f,'h
in Divine Providence. 1t would hail the ,.cc-
ton CT C Democratic President n 1872 az q viz
tusl reversal OF the APpomltioz surrender. 7;
would come into power with the hate, thc chs
grin, The wrath, the notification Of ten bitter
yesrs to impel sad guide its STEPS Il would DE-
vote itsef % taxing OF or reducing tax after ts-
until the treasury VAS deprived Of tie means Of
psyiu- interest on the national deb, and would
hail the udings Of national bankruptcy With
unslloyei gisin5ss and concealed exultation
Whatever easstisemenJ msy Be deserved By cur
rational sins, re must hope that this disgrace
aRl humiliation vii. be spared Us"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
From the Montpelier Wl;sl.1
The Southern Claims.

Those who listened to Ssus,cT Elnunls' -
n;rSbls speech the ether evening a. Village Hal.
cannot have forgotten his pointed s!iGsi0l ta lie
almost endless smount Of fttel ciaiu.s ilr .-sss-
during the Wxr which sCrl3 spriug .r;l LIE
upon Mr.. Greeley's election 10 the prcs!leac-.
90 leaving the hall, We o,tsL. sd aeN 1el-ss
Greeleyita, young il yezrs blt sppare1t'y1.I
in wisdom, violently den,ucc.rg such lnsi1rz
ticns az the .'merest tGs.i.s all ul1s.c-.
We aid ret then gucp5se that tie -s1zer v.- E..
formidable and imm,-c7t - later dev-. -11.-..
Enthusiastically indicate. Stree ,1s. time . --5--
fuent case his cone under our u9ios- rLil .s
said % be : type cfE0ne -5l,uJtnYj 10 s- .r.
Of & Ike charscter-and - the Eaz3ri IS .4-
eus,i1g this yOGng scion Of T.si5@, al -.
bly, some others, We give the particular
Mr.. Andrew jackson willie, % nigh p
North Carolina. is 4 d" loyal c.s.uzl. DO it-
the Government a. washington q. tie sr..-.t ..
$4,000, for property usei " 'le Uni % a-l-.
and has gycHa indignant beyond en- -.rl-..s
the rerez;ej rsQuCs-s f,Le o.l--Is a--a-
claim under Confederation 90 --sr
beyoal his own vo,umi1ols .c-ts-s, cl BIS .t
ty to the G57eInulat lG-.aE the re1 c. ,.-
m scco1nt and proof o. possession .. t.- 's--.
amount Of property implied jl
$1,000 e. compensation fIr i-- .-.s
Just bs5-o the Ncr.h Can -.
Willis vent CT The ic-cs s-L gaze .-.
t5srlofst Wsshi1-'on. 10 Gle l.fr- .-.
Its-ols b. tie long delay -..
is de-,r- .-e- nj g. pas --'-
Ntll 500 .-
cla.a AID thereby lr.c ue
ccn4ecd o., friends l-q-a.ai-
.uHlcncca @ -ay from -.e ..I
and lfs Cd i-I -is-1e.. 4l
pas me iu.---i .alc-t- d.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

tbs NV ENsL4SD FAIR The grsud com
petiti7e trisl OF steam ere engines =; the New
Engl.ni Fair h.s been fItl for Friday morning,
Sept. {. There are three entrief, embracing the
machines Of the best builders in the country.
The Chef Of Fi-e Departments Of Boston, Pro
whence, Portland, burlington and Concord nave
been invited to set as judges, and each c0mpei-
tor will b, allowed to rc.ec, IT, additional j1i &C.
Thee hSs teen tae largest entry q trotting
horses ever made at any fair held hy this Society,
snl one Of TIE largest ever made in New Eng
l,ri
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

A GocD WORD FORA Glop CoL-sl.--- -.
toz of Che Erlniasr 1aI C-re.. fi.'
sgsi1s; the notion that the cjacsil-z. ,---ss-.
Of 2 college necessarily iegcul' -p5n '-a a--,
Der Of It's students. and rays what is un-. --',-
ly true, that " there s not e uctie- c2-e -
the continent, in 81 the essentials e gcoi ies--
ing AID lofty eniea7or. tbsn the IniYersy
Vermont has been. through long years li
eouTseiu.ly smsl oisssls- ''--tLiee.5
UaAce
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

We, the eTsgne1 soldiers Of the F.rst Eegi-
meni Of Vermont Cavalry, have READ the letter
OF Major John Il. Haz'eton, Of August a, 1872,
in reference to the conduct Of Major General
Judson l. Fitzpatrick, az the bS;;le OF Boonsboro,
MI, July 10, 1868. We we're present. and p.r-
ticipa,ed in the charge referred to by Major Ha-
zleton, .ni ssy ihst I'll the fscis stated by him
in his letter are true; that we have kaoSledgs
Of the facts snl are rcsiy to make sffisyit Of
the truth Of Major HIz,etons letter, If proper 10
do 60
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

The Chicago Railray Rerisr states that
President J Gregory Smith Of tie Northern Pa
cifc Rod i, reported 5, saying that New York
or Boston it destined to become the terminus CT
that road, and is Extern link the Vermont
Csatrsl; and that New York h-s the actusl ani
sr;iGciAl advantage Of possession, capital and
pluck, while Boston has the natural advantage
Of being 80 miles nearer the Northern Psc.f,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
The Metis Disaster.

The particulars Of the late terrible disaster Ct
the wreck Of the Nets of stOnington. Conn,
BIZ collision with the schoon er Ne:tie Cushing,
I'll the city papers. We have room for but the
following Incidents:
Mr. William E. Sheridan member Of the
Globe Theatre company Boston, was rescued
though in xn unconscious condition, and II was
for rome time supposed that he vas dead. when
restored by the phyticiszs he gave an account OF
his experience, and Of the sd loss Of his wife,
whom he made every effort to ave:
| l was awakened, ssid Mr. Sheridan, by the
co!ored waiter running through the saloon crying
ont, 1--WE are Sll lost; fave yourtel7ei, the
| ship is sinking - GTssping lie-qreserVef
/ he placed il on his wife, and then having seccr-
ed one about his own perfon, both ran forward II
/ the moment that the stern vas settling down
/ in the trough Of the sea. At this point z lie
boat was lowered, into which Mr.. Sheridan and
bis wife embarked, but owing to some mismAu-
sgement the boat was allowed TO strike the va
,tr suddenly, which CEusCI il 10 caresE over,
snd throw both persons cut Mr.. sheridan, WHO
"a E good swimmer, soon reached his VIE, sua
holding her finally around the want struck o1t
for the shore, but after going as he thiass a lev
feet they were separated by s huge wave lie
covering hiusels. snd noticing lis wife about
vo hundred yards Fesssrd from him, he at
tempted to reach her, Sut on doing 20 ne found
thst sone Ito him uuknow9) mEn was holdins
her By the neck Af,ar using great deal Of
force NJ. Sheridan succeeded in shaking Oh his
encumbrauce, .ad although greatly exhausted,
msGe another strenuous attempt 70 reach MS
wife. whom ne now witnessel tossed OF q BILL
low, and observing him. criei, SOB, Willie, save
me - This was the lSst the lie saw her, and
supposes that thc then ssnk.
Mr.. Sheridan $50 ssys
81 have 30 physical trouble; r.s grief il ea1-
where have teez;sried to iroyiienee TO
learn II my poor gill was anon hose Who were
taken there ~ de cUtfrT. among the
pathetic incidents The lisaiier I remember
veil the deSta OF $50 liit.e chijreu All .ttt
evening they playei about the saloon, prattl.us
gzily with tae passengers, aul fe.u.ugy wrap,
up IN each other. When bedtime cane one q
them said, ''iis m1, E-mmc, f0r eI gong 10
sleep :" and saw tACm 10 m1le s.i7e. THIS
morning tneiv bodies we're washed ashore ca 'aia
besch, caspsi 70 escI others arms. They F---
beautiful So in lie, ana their coua,erzaoel bore
placid smile. as if their death vss psia'ess
Our best cspsizsd cl-se by ,Ls saorc, All d
vss SAD sigh, 20 us Eh1 had gsi1ei our a7as
when We witnessed the stfugg,,s Of tlore 1ao,
unable to withstand tAo terrible unit-.oT. were
drowned in our very faces. TIER uItarnei
fscas and departing locks sal hsant ue g. ny
dying dsy'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Henry ". C0ozE
JosEFH GUERTIN,
iiEHBY o. Epson,
NATHANIEL 3 LEWIS.
ABNER E SASDERsoN,
CURTIS 5. WOODWARD,
JAMEs BARRETT,
PATRICK CALLAGaAY.
Rutland, August 18th, 1872.
The letters Of Gen K. and MAJ u Grover hsye
called out the following:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

be cf1eial exposition 0 The reduction ofthe IA
tonal Geot shows a total decrease from March lst
1853, 10 date, of S3ls lli 29, and decrease IN the
annual Interest charge Of : q, 1895.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-03-28

-Yhrec thinslul d ,zon cgss were
shipped TO New York in oue wosk by
a firm 10 BJw!ing Green.
1t Is said that American copper
cent circulrte in japan at three time.
their home value
-Atlln,a has twenty two hundrel
white AMI eight hualrcd coIorcd chill.
Ircn attending her pi5lic sih,
Tho Germans nf Illinois ARE f.h,
ing tho temperance law OF that State
with considerable v'gor, a1d some sh w
of success.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-03-28
IDlIElp.

In Union Twp, March IS, John Ditner
aged j9y. pa.
In Washington TSr, March Is, Yalen.
tine Sleiver, aged 1l years.
In Centre Co. March H., Joshua Rlus h
son OF Simon ioash near Fssebarg, aged
10 years.
Ia Monraa Twp, March f., Mrs Brobst
(wldow), agel about 80 yaars.
IN Pean Twp, March -, Diuiel sloi-
Ter, aged 7ly.
la Penn fgp, M,roh 7, Levi Row, aged
i1y. ION, 2ll.
la the death Of these Two quiet AMI IN.
oienial olts men, penRs loses two OF her
Saluih.e citizens tue former In The scar
a al ye'lrw leaf OF lrfs the la,tes a Lula
ah1'e lbs xgsi'' q - 'f'''fs "itnioll
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-03-28

TnH LApr's FHIEND FOR APaL.-The
April number Of this beautiful magazine
makes its appearance in a pretty tint of
Spring green, edged with clear white lace
cool aud refreshing TO the eye. Its con.
tents are as grealful to the spirit "Lili, a"
ahe hnely engraved Steel Plate, Is q
charming and unique picture Of noun
tain maiden, with The birds aud other in.
noeeni creatures foeking lovingly about
hsr, drawn by some secret attraction. The
Colored Fashion Plate is elegant Us usual,
'''Hpring Flower" pleasant scene, and
mere Is an abundance Of captivating dc. .
Signs for costumes and hair dressing
la literary matter his magazine maintain
ats well establish el superiority. Price 50
year. Four copies 50. THE Lady's
Friend and THE Saturday Evening Post
- Published by Deacon : Per.rson.
Philadelphia.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-03-28

"THE LOST Hem or LINLIrndow" is the
name of anew book by Mrs, Emma D. T..
n. souihwooth, just published by I. b.
Petersen & Brothers, Philadelphia. Il
will command very large sale, as It /,
one OF Mrs southwoith's most powerfully
written efforts exciting aud Sensational.
and is fully equal il not superior to ..Tricl
for Her Life, " Cruel as the Grave" The
Maiden" "The Family DOOM" sc. 4c..
.'The Lost Heir Of Liulllhgow" equal the
best of the novels of Mrs Southworth. and
viii prove very successful. IL is issued
In large duodecimo volume, and sold At
the low price Of Sl,75 in cloth, or 81. 80 in
paper cover or copies viii be sent by
mail, to any place. post paid, 10y the pub
iish crs, on receipt Of the price oftLc WORT
in letter TO them,