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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

Plaintiff further alleges that, at a
drawing Of the lottery Oh the--day
Of February, 1872, tue ticket SO pur-
chased drew prize Of $4,000, be
ing ten gigs on $1o60, aud that af-
forwards, on the 10th day OF Febru-
airy, he presented the ticket to the
lottery company for payment, but
payment was refused, solely on the
ground that tue company vas enti-
tied to thirty days time after pre-
sentation III which to make payment,
Upon this refusal the plaintiff
caused the prize ticket to be duly
protested for non-payment, and now
prays that the lottery company
through its president, Chas. y. How.
ard, be cited and condemned to pay
the amount due thereon"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12
FOREIGN.

LONDON, March II. -Financies
say that the American Government
after mature deliberation have re.
solved to present its counter case to
the Genevs tribunal according to the
treaty of Washington, even if Brit.
ish Albitrators are not present and
insist on proceeding to arbitration
regardless Of Protest or withdrawal
Of Great Britain. i1g ;ar
MArAMonAs, March 12.-tt is ru-
'nored here that General Triyino de-
feated the revolutiohists. MARTINEZ
5Ioranso, and C(1orrttina, are wounded
and captured, loosing artillery and
ammunition.
u. PAR1s, March -I2.-The-aeath If
Joseph Mazzini is announced.
LIVERPOOL, March IL. 4 p. M.-Cot-
ton market heavy: Middling Orleans
IL 3-S ds. o~.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12
Jav Could o11t OF Erie Il. Il.
". q. Cotton, and Coli; Market
RIVER Nr.S, 5 &c.
w .ASsissA UItsH,

W.su,SGro.,, N1;lc y HOUSE.
IN the House, to-day, Representative
Hereford, moved to suspend the loles
TO adopt Il resolution declaring 1t I'M
constitutional and ty:anical uslnpa-
ton Of power for Congress 10 attempt
to force mixed schools on States, or
pass any law interfering with Church
cs, Public Carriers or Ipn-I\sepers.
Rejected, yeas, 81, nays 81.
Representative Gets offered a res
olution inst1uctiug the Committee On
Ways and Means to report on the
propriety Of abolishing all Internal
Revenue Laws and imposing taxes
on States in proportion to popula-
ton. Resolution agreed to.
NEW YORK.
New YoaS, March 12.-Jay Gould
has been removed from the Presi-
dency Of the Erie Rail Road. Gov,
Dix elected in his place.
New YoRK, March l2.-The morn
ing papers regard the overthrow OF
the Erie Ring as a great triumph in
the interest Of the reformers. The
amount which Jay Gould has not
accounted for, is put down at fifty
and a half million dollars.
Important developments expect.
ed during the day.
New York, ~ M.-Cotton dull
Middling Orleans ruling at % rs
Gold 10 IA.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, March 12.-Goll
quoted at 10 IA to 10 3-S. Cotton
Low Midling, dull, at 81 IA tx
2l 3-4.
New ORLEANS, u Motion quie
and unchanged. Gold 10 3-S.
New ORLEANS, 2 P. M.-Cottol
market unchanged. Quotation un
reliable. Gold 1914.
| V1cKsBuRe, March 11.-Passe,
down this morning at IL o'clock Ii
dial Wave, Belle Lee, 3 P. NJ. Paul
inc Carroll, 4 P. NJ, Indiana, 5 F
m.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12
TrRoAr FRIDAYS pAppR.l

WAsH4NGvoN. March .8.-Attorney
General Williams, has received ad-
vices Of fifteen convictions at Hunts
vile, Alabama, under the Ku-Klux
law. Three Of the prisoners have
been sentenced to twenty Years i'm
prisonment in the Albany Peuiten-
tlary. ~ .'.. '' ''l :
1t is reported that Senior Palo
Barnable succeeds Roberts as Span
ish Minister. The reports excites un-
favorable comments regarding Paci-
tic relations with Spain.
A.ten'ls. Payne and living argued
to-day before the appropriatlng CON-
mittee i'll favor Of IL bill compensa-
ting owners for market value of ull
cotton seized after June Ii, lS65-,
less tive cents per pound for expenses
OF seizure.
N1cKsBURa, March 7.-Down at 4
2. NJ, Steamers Glencoe aud City of
Quincy F; w. I. Curtis down at & p.
NJ.
New ORLEANS, March g. Gold,
10 Ii TO IL 3-c. ..o
Cotton, Low Mid.lling, q 3-S to
II 3-4, moderate demand.
PARIS, March S.-The French Min
lister ut Berlin, teleyrapiis that tue
emperor William has pardoned the
French prisoners Leld by. t.e Ger
mans for civil offences.
ALBANY, N. T., March S.--The
Legislative Committee Will soon re-
port Il Bill removing Mayor HAIL.
Boston, March y.-ln the House
Of Representatives, tie bin taking
from clties aud towns the, risi.J to
authorize the sale,tvi nlait liquors,
was lelected. ,I. fte4.
NV ioA1, s. No1 {,e g. st,l !, r..
J lit 10 IL. Cotton ttu!lJ Mlu!.nS Or
! leans ut 23 cents.
New Us1EAAs, March S, Noou.-
+, Cotton uHn ;,nu l,u,.s,litl, low iulu-
.lu:, at y IL. Gold ruiluy ut lo IL.
LoSDuN, Aiarcu o.--Uispa;ches
from NJ, 4.yougu report ltGll me hlA-
l.s:1 ,,uup ol Mar, l.os;,lr", 81. i!cu
Il Village, l.l;.bl,yu ~ lnui.lelv.s.
In tie House of ConApuEs, Bush
up Patterson, stated that tic gov
osnluent ha,i no knowledge oi the
pope's intention Of leaving Rome.
Axe Pope mad made Ito appEca-
tiou to Luylalu to place MuIlanor
ur any portion Of the British doullu-
ION ut las disposal.
hEl NEST, March S.-Str9ag ru-
mors are III circulation i'll the interior
OF Cuba, that Maxine Gomez sue
] cecas Cespedes as President.
Shocks OF earthquake felt through
out Germany during TIC entire night.
! New ORLEANS, March S.-Yho SUI
preme Court Of the State has just
decided that. Gov. Warmotll had
power to pardon Mr.. Van Norden,
who had been sentenced to Parish
Prison by Judge Cody, for contempt
of Court.
New ORLEANS, March 8. NJ.
Cotton dull and easier. Low mid
ding at u 3-S. Gold quoted at
10 IA.
LlvEEpooL, March S.-Cotton dull
at lower figures.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12
We take the following from one Of

We take the following from one Of
our New Orleans exchanges:
CA suit was yesterday entered in
the Fourth District Court by James
Reed, who resides at Bayou Sara,
in this State, against the Louisiana
State Lottery, to recover $4,000,
the value of a prize drawn by the
plaintiff in that company last month.
The plaintiff, in bis petition, alleg-
es that, ON the 9Th day of February,
1872, he purchased a ticket in the
"Supplemental Scheme" class SO, of
the Louisiana State Lottery, and re-
ceived from the vendor of the ticket
certificate for the following num-
bers: %, 63, 6S, 70, and 5oo-$l36O
with ten gigs thereon, the said
certificates being stamped "F. P.
Hollingsworth," and signed on the
reverse side by Howard, Simmonds
g. Co."
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

This number Of The SEMI WEEKLY
REPUBLICAN,, Is sent to such persons as
zoe belieoe uoulM like to ,b1coDse subScrt-
bers. Shoull they .iecIiqe 10 80 SO. they
eoiH please return the paper through Tue
Pos! Office. For terms, see first page.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

The daughter of the Mayor of one
of the largest Western cities was re-
gently arrested in the streets for
drunkenness, and her indignant fa-
ther had the policeman who perfor-
med the dute discharged. @
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

The weather since last issue may be
summed up in these words =" Warm,
with hardly bit of breeze-cold and
clustering with rain. Such is our re-
cord since Friday last.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12
i" THEM BUZZARD.S. +"

{" THEM BUZZARDS. Z"
Last week having been devoted
to term Of Court, held according
to law in this Parish, the occasion
was seized upon by tie Boss Buz-
zard to co,c his hungry mates around
him as it was expected that many
people would be i'll town to attend
to their court business, the occasion
seemed as propitious for them as il
a Circus was arnornced to show.
The last meeting even with a Circus
in town. had been a future, aud it
was quite evident that something
must be done 10 show the Boss Duz-
Yards popularity aud help screw up
the waivering faith Of his followers,
therefore Court week was made the
occasion to beat the fusy-wusy and
sound the slogan.
After sending several Of the faith
full about town on my own mare"
with a great splutter and brows over
wrought with the clouds Of thought,
and alter much exe,tion, they finally
succeeded in getting seven woc-be-
gone looking Buzzards in the School
house, and after a prayer beseeching
that God would send some respect
able man among them to show them
how to talk English and run politics,
the Boss raised his hymn, but none
joined in, and as lie said he was
weak IN the knees he sat down:
Luci:er Late, chief pot-s@ewer of
the Boss, having With great care
soaped the shoe wax ON him and az
rayed himself in gorgeous attic for
the occasion, seeing the opportunity
to make his debut as u candidate
seli-no.ninated, arose aud carefully
picking his way among the benches.
grinned away, over glinned again
and said
"CUlLpD BnEpES Use candidate
for Congress; tho white folks can't
make speeches, dey 'tink cause dey
nose how to read AID right and we
dosent, dat we can't for to got 10
hold all de odises. De publican
party is all for do culled population.
Dc cu9led gemmen made de publican
party and de publican party am de
party oh de cul!ed population. Use
de candate for de legislature, and
when I comes back Use gwine to
ride in my carriage and built a big
ger house en- Taylor. Gemmens,
dems my sentiments"
The six hearers Of this magnificent
Grafton quietly and sadly sneaked
out, when the secretary seeing our
reporter, began to call the roll, and
was answered by the echoes of his
own voice from the adjacent grave
yard.
A sad and detected looking SOM
nambulist was seen soon after Jean
ing against his counter, surrounded
by six Buzzards, who seemed tc
wait for his blood.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

The New Orleans Times, says that
the Picnyune assumes the title Of 'Peo-
pies Paper bv virtue of an authority
about equal to the Tooley Street Tay-
Tors.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

Annis calls the Louisiana Legisla-
ture II "Political Menagerie." Legis-
lators must be performing Dogs, Mon
keys, Bears and like animals, trained
for exhibiting purposes. Bacnrm
should be made acquitted with this
rare, collection of g skilled performers. y
Hah for Bears
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

1t is IL fact worthy of note that
America grows cotton, sends it to
Great Britain, and then sends after it
fifteen millions in gold, annually, to
buy spool thread made Of it-and, OF
course, pays heavy duty on the
thread when it arrives.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

Vicksburg is generally alarmed at
the rapidity with which the Missis-
sippi is cutting through the peninsu-
la opposite that city, threatening to
leave it high and dry in the interi-
or.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

A public meeting was held in War
rington, England, for The purpose of
supporting the bill for stopping the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors on Sunday.
Alderman Nield presided. The meet
ing was addressed by Mr.. Rylands,
II. p. ..a
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

Carl Schurz' recent speech in the U.
s. Senate is being circulated by the
Democratic Party, as a campaign doc
,ument, in the New Hampshire election.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

Governor Warmoth has gone to New
York to look after the interests Of the
New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanoo-
Ga Rail Road. .--..
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

The Baton Rouge Ae1vocate has ceas-
ed to be published as a tri-weekly pa
per. It will be issued weekly in
future.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

A dispatch dated Homer, La., March
9TH states that Senator Blackman is M
aspirant for gubernatorial honors.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

On the 9TH inst, grand Bull was
given by the Spanish Navy at Havana,
in honor of the Grand Duke Alexis.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

The Southren States have thus far
subscribed $lO,9 II towards mon
ument to General Robt. E. Lee.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

Nothing renders the. mind SO mar
row and 50 little as the want OF social
iEteIcOurSeS.. -- .s....--- = .,,,yp-g-=-
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

There was six inches OF Snow in
Chicago, on the 7th inst.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

A husk containing eight distinct
ears OF corn is curiosity to be seen
in Edgecomb County, North Carolina.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

Thanks to Hon. j. II. Piatt, NJ. c.,
for newspaper f;lvors.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

The State election in New Hump
shire, take place to day. n y
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12

Governor Warmoth has withdrawn
from the Republican Party and will
endeavor to obtain the Democratic
nomination for Governor, and is doing
all sorts of bad things.
So says Judge Welton.
lNoTE.-Julge Welton owes the po-
sition which now gives him bread to
Governor Warmoth..
Welton is the "cub" Of balot-box
notoriety. -
Welton is down on Governor War
moth, because he would not appoint
him Tax Collector for West Feliciana.
Comment from us is unnecessary.
Our readers are too we'll acquitted
with the patient.
Annis OF the Baton Rouge Gazette &c
Comet, has been "doing" Bayou Sara
and st. Francisville, and if we must
credit his print, his sole intent and
purpose i'll doing so. was to "swap
q lie" with his brethren of the quill.
The following, too, must be a "swap.
ped lie:"
"Tue FE11c1AyA REPUBLICAN,, unde,
the stewardship OF D. A. Weber, is
soon to be issued as semi-weeEly pa
per. D. A., is one Of those Jerks who
believes in the saying that {" the early
bird catches the worm" He is stir
ring man and gets up very credita
bic paper"
And since we are swapping lies, VT
must add that Annis is one OF the go
ahead kind, who just understands hoy
to get up first class newspaper-botl
editorially and geographically. Ma,
the shadow of good fortune cross hi
path. Further, "deponent Garrett
not"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-12
e Y TEL e G r a p n
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS.

Especial to tie Semi HefEIy Iet,iann RepaoA'"a.]
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-06-06

water flows mechanically iaia lbe rore..
uH L reaches tho hgmaioslne or ooloring
matter oftho skin The pores must now
hc closed O. keep tho ehleriue Within them
and - the poor youth, ambitious uo long
cF b suddenly lnioducod into a chilling
room the temperature Of which Is o. deg
Fahrenheit, and here be i kept for ten
minutes unless 10 rage aud despair b.
jamps ouI Of tho window, Kills bis tor.
monitor Of breaks down the door By
this time tho poor subjects teeth are chat.
terlng like castancts; bat he Il In for pa.
rihcation iron night through chlorine 70
light-aul an power of resistance 4 gone.
Now be Is chuckcd back 70 heat again,
and made 70 take a bath II water raised
to $50 deg Fahrenheit The pores viii
now open again, The chlorine pour ont DC
stroyiug The eolonng matter contained IN
The mucous cells The poor wretch Is now
hioaehed and limp as rag in laundry,
lie looks IN the glass and ends Il Just ~
Mr.. Floggensuck told him. lie dresses,
departs and none of bis friends recognize
himi his babes wall and howl WHOM they
sec him, and bis wife takes him for his
own ghost, for bo Is white, not as Caucas.
ians are, but as one of his own kalsominod
walls lie lisa lothosomc object. lie will
soon thankfully become black again. NOT
will he ever again approach the labora.
tory of Mr.. Floggenstek.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-06-06
Marriage In nigh Lin.

/ The indianapolis Nous Is responsible
for the following plain hurlosque;
a few days since elegant cards from the
establishment of Carvem & Grayer were
received by the creme de IA creme, an.
nounciug tho marriage last evening Of
Miss Rosabella +, Slommux to Mr. J.
Rodophus Hngginhorst
We may safely say il was the rocher.
chest affair IN the annals Of our society.
Promptly at carly gaslight the handsome
and spacious mansion Of our esteemed
fellow citizen and father Of the bride.
Jephaniah Slommux, Esq, OF Slommux
Y Boswith, wholesale cellar excavaiors,
was crowded with an cxpectant and eager
th.ong.
The bride looked as if gentle tremor
suilused her heart, but in other respects
bore herself with an equanimity whioh,un-
der the circumstances, was quite fattering,
and spoke volumes for that vein OF strong
common sense which runs through the
slommux character. The groom was az.
gitated, and very naturally, too, for it
was trying moment, and he was atran.
ger to most Of those present.
But beyond faltering in the responses
and not finding the ring until the cere-
mony was over, that part being conducted
with an imaginary ring, he got along
very well. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. s. Talleyrand Smith. a NJ
ID. ESQ who ,o0ieiated with his usual
elan.
The bride was dressed in white meg
atherium silk, trimmed prussic acid blue,
pompadoured front and lambrequins Of
the same, looped up with Gala lilies,
decked with feriginated potasstate and
melaced trivere-imported expressly for
her Her veil was a biased polonaise
trimmed with double futted ruehings,
surmounted with wreath of snowy tri-
chinalis
Her jewelry was an elegant and surpas-
singly beautiful set of nickel silver, brass
mounted, (solid) presented by the
groom's stepmother. Never had she APP
peared to better advantage, and too sad
was the realization that our city was thus
to lose its fairest ornament, the brightest
of the fair
The brides mother, one Of the most
stately aud elegant danes who adorn our
haut ton, but with the lapse Of years re-
tains freshness aud yigor Of expression
actually surprising, was dressed IN ruby
velvet, with heavy quilting Of tarletan,
and roleaux Of satin on the waist and
sleeves.
The groom's stcpmotber was dressed in
cheese colored alpaca, trimmed with
black vclours, edged with gimpetted
/ fringe and oopcd with pink rosebuds.
She wore no joweIry save simple morn.
/ ing pin, and strobe with queenly air
through the giIded salons, that showed
she was accustomed to mingle with titled
4 throngs in her own native haunts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-06-06
A Grand fnyention--Ths Ethfap Knf.o
faittfd,

Josona G. Floggeustick, Of the County
Of Picayune, ia the state Of Tennessee, i.
fully entitled TO be called philanthropist
by our c0lored brethren, fgr be has iu.
vented certain improvements 10 process
for whining eolorcd people. MI flog-
gcnstiek's process IL applicable 70 ex.
tfemely vigorous negroes, who can en-
dure. without death, great extremes Of
heat aud cold n an ambitious youth of
Airieas fiery cline viii present himself
at Mr loggen-tiek's house Tor subjective
kalsomipiug, f1al gentleman win make
him undergo lhe following ordeal
First be vii thoroughly wash him with
alkaline water,t remove alI fatty matters
from tie .lln Tie body being ihus wcll
cleaned j. arnst into room, lbe teta-
perature u which i 30 deg Fahrenheit,
and here Il is kept ior dilecu minutes,
putting aud steamIug anti il las become
dudy, wlited. black coating leland
When ibe ambitious goailf p5res have
opened widely Mr.. FIoggeAstiek piunges
the helpless mass iato bath 81 chlorine
water st ordinary temperature. ard the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-06-06

One never loses by doing good tnrn.
10 raise esteem we must benefit others
to procure love we must please them.
Wealth gained by the loss Of character,
self respect and virtue, is dearly pnrchas-
ed.
Kind words are balm 20 the soul. They
oil up the entire machinery Of life, and
keep Il IN good running order. Elm, Or-
l0u
a man has 30 more right to say an un-
civil thing than 10 act one no more
right TO sag rude thing to another than
to knock him down.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-06-06

q party ~ men anmaiedlg engaged in
discussing politics before . county store.
attracted the attention 0i 90 aged sgTi.
caltnra There suntbin the matter
here, he observed "a his wife and, draw.
Ing up BIZ team be lightly shouted 70 a
cOpsumptiyc individual on tbe outskirts,
What's a foot Twelve inehes, was lhe
safdonle rcpy The aged auienliund
swore s0ue ard drove on
speak kindly az ali times, iteneourages
tle doWneAst5 cheers tie sorrowing, aBd
very likely aw4keas ihe erring 10 earnest
resolves lo % better with strength 10
keep them
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-06-06

Far back into the history of the globe.
the volcano of Pichincha, the only one 10
ECUADOR, formed ior itself 4 chimney,
funnel haped, which L Tie deepest vent
bole ~ HE kind fct discovered o. This
earth ~ perpendicular depth i z,ygJ
feet, will diameter "a lhe bottom Of =
5Qo feet expanding gradually aIl The
way 10 the top, where the diameter Il
thfce,quafters 0l i mile
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-06-06


s,ses T-mast
TuHNE E kGaMs Ffe,fcla,
nss ast auosseas hst-f Ir.ii s. 1asft
ts.s 5fffss ~ eesafH8 ir stgsffGidnseat, crested
Hv tIe raHaFEat.e us8e.aal waters q Mi46.a.
F9ss ~ Z eFsue3 ea ths ist = laae.
~ tht aaasr = Isrl auz
THE CoLurHE HorsE.
faa1fF fsat aatsfa Vermont
a.fa t I,arnsrf fs.tsrs saemaf Basrasr.
~ Kay A i72 4Is hasss e entirely ugs,
srH - fH sHta bruebi l.a4uls large sod
ats laaataa p.aassut 81 rains u.l Be- spared
msta 60 9rst,clsss hetti iH aFrf9 rasFst
IsfWs ttAsaast3t.
FEu CtaHaag T9 eNE uaH FW buaE
4igE JOBS M EANnEHiIP, Proprietor.
mr. HANsrTELpHo HoTEL.
atase yamaat
rsss.a3s,s Aa,si, sitb all ths modern improve.
msats Accommodations COG 500 aas.n
,sat Mp KEuEE. Manager.
rHE LAUREL H0usKs
gaaafslsB FsHs cstsltH M5autaias,
a.lss Nest " ths Mountain lloase.
nus sCHUFr Proprietor.
uAHpwELL HOUSE
ug }. w. Cn,aros
Baaaaa, Bny'i Vermont.
BELMOkT NALL
s,boaltys Mountain, n j.,
is nov epaa This hotel is greatly improved
and ain b. found in first class ordsr
Faf terms, adartss
s1ug D. A. oBowuL
G. d. VILLA I'D.
EBBGTT HOUSE,
Washington, li5lyl DC.
ISLAND HOUSE,
Hy J. A HowE.
Bollous Falls. isly Vermont
THAYEEfE HOTEL,
FACTORY Point, Vermont
d. W. DAVIS, Proprietor.
There ars threo ines q stages that Leave "a, M 5his
hall aud Towasheud, connecting ), Bratlleloro
a, ~ 0ena il,, "A i, SIs u ~ Gontrs 1
railroad g5o5 Ivory connected with the
House.
yANBEELIP's HOTEL,
,t,.............. v,,,,1.r
-... ,.....-..,., ..-.. ,....,. --..-.,..
Summer boardcrs the fret Of June.
EM.y,ypaatIp. proprietor. 3ily
rup TorTEoy unugr
Foot q At, Equinox
f
Manchester Vermont
= n OKyIs proprietor.
-
Oman fran lima to Octoler
pup pru uorgp
Manchester, Vermont
,'N'',-'9 :. oD'is' .'yp''''' -.
Open from May TO November, Sly
------
ioo''-'
FayetleFile, vermont
I G. p. sroNE Proprietor
iieAsAnt ROOMS t'f summer boaraeis'
Sc Terms reasonable OViyi9'
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GEO. W. BAKER Proprietor,
Dorset Vermont
8, fsas5ua6le priSes.~49.1yi51 summer '~''
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Terma Moderate.
Nice Rooms for summer BoaFlerr.
Z. II 0ryis, Equinox House. Manchester, Vt.
Col II, s. GolhuTu, Factory Point. Vt.
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