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,SofS'-" heat was looking badly until
the Iiie ram. II is now growing rapidly
ana l!cSrntinga most promiSingappcalrmc
Farmers have finished planting corn. To-
haer" plants are small but abundant, Oats
are up aud looking WELL Chatham y,Jbun,,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NORTH BRITISH
~ AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
- LONDON AND EDINBURGH, G. Is.

Capital Sl0OOO,O0o In gold; Invested In the United
States Sl5do,o09: deposited with Treasurer Of
Having been appointed agents TO the aboyc-named
company, are prepared to issue its policies agalnsi
loss damage by fire on buildings, nerchii ise an
personal properly Of all kinds on the most liberal
terms.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid
ID. n. WALKER i CO. :.
oc7 No. 101i Main street.
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN SOMERSET, PENN.-
THREE-FouRTns OF TIE Town BvREED.-
Pittsburgh, May 9.-This afternoon destrlc-
tive fire broke out in Somerset, Pa. Among
the first buildings destroyed was the tele-
graph office. The operator removed his in
Strumcnts to the street, and reported two
thirds of the city destroyed. Before he
COULD give particulars the fire drove him
AWAY.
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CGi;"5D. hnnc" a.. ih" Eichmrni Dispatch.
7.Ei"sz.2s 9Gts:T1 SxATOR."

SOUTHERN nhI'Ti~l THEOLOGICAL. SEMI
Nhiil--EATiiiHlN,, uf DEL EGATES 10
TIE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
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GENERAL TERRy.-A member OF the Mill
tary Committee, he has by his energy, tact,
and pleasant denleanor obtained ut the hands
Of the committee the report ola bill to pay to
the State Of Virginia the arrears OF debt due
her from the United States on account of the
expenditures of the war of 1912. The balance
due isabout 81 zoo, 000.- Washington letter
4binqdOn Virgintdn.
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FURNITURE, &c.
80 -, HAYWOOD q RITTER. Il,
apll Governor street, Richmond, Va.

u CARTWRIGHT, f URNITUREM
LIE DEALER, having moved to the new In
store No. l6 Governor street, between Maln III
the latest styles OF HOMEMADE and NORTH
ERN FURNITURE; also, Lounges. Mattresses,
prices for cash 1t will be TO the interest OF buyers
10 give mo q call before purchasing elsewhere.
: $500 s5se. J. 'ssss E. GhTIfRIGHT,
70 ls,sm q s,sE No. I6 Governor streets Isl
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T IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE

7 IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
IL NAMING IN TIE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE MAY II, lS72. Persons calling for letters
in this list will please say Advertised.
LADIES' LIST.
ArmStcad, Sarah (col'tD Hastings, Miss Eliza j.
Baker, Miss Martha Larley. Miss sue 4.
Cobbs Mrs. K. 4. Icsc0mb Mrs. Susan
Clalkley, Mrs. Caroline Maxim, Mrs Sarah ).
Eaey. Miss Ann (cold) Shoals Mrs. NJ. (colorcd)
Fun. Miss Harriet Taylor, Miss Ellen
French. Miss VI. ). Thomas, Mrs. "A. +.
(;athright. Mrs. a. Thomas Miss Roberta j.
Gregory. Miss NJ. j. Williams Miss Francis
Green. Miss Susan tcold)
CENT? EMEN'o LIST.
Anderson. 4. tcOloredJ Madrid, Roger
Bowman. W. b. Moody, Lawrence
Brown .unus 4. McSar, James j.
IIontou w T. Pitcher. james NJ
Cook, John VI. Seals w liliall lcolofcul
Cox, Phenias Seal, (. r.
Davis, Eddie s. Wallace, l. n.
DIXON Jerry Williams. Thomas
Fleming. Anthony Wren, B r.
Fore NJ Williams, ellis
torkeit ". T. Woodbridge. Albcrt
j. II. CUNNINGHAM, j. NJ.
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MULES. HORSES. dc.


MULES FOR SALE.-Desiringf
vi to reduce my teams. offer several ESsfA
FINE YOUNG MULES for sale, and upon VI E
". 5. PITCHER.
my on Fiphth street between Main and Cary.
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GTABLE MANURE, ST BILE MANURE.
y will deliver : lrst-quaiity ST ABLE MANURE
To fsrynera and and at low rates, for cash
- - - =. =, -, - - ". s. PITCHER,
Wood and Coal ffnice,
nv cat 90 south Eighth street,
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They have telegraph Office at piltsvlya-
mia Courthouse.
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Horace Greeley.

TweiYe mont rs ago, when nobody else in
the south thought it, when some denounced
IT, Others laughed at the idea, and many
looked "grecnsand gripcs " at US for doingit,
with single line and Dc to it We wrote :
HORACE GREELEY for PRESIDENT. And we
followed il up..-UtSjoro' a.. c. Rccoyfey.
lTrur, as we can testify. We copied the
line and credited 10 your paper and TO Your
good Sense friend Ev,Ss
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Trust Company: Mrs. j.
VESSELS.
T.. !. Sa"agc. schooner John Ferris; John \. Bar
low, schooner Pearl; Captain John L. Owens
schooner Kissing Sun; ole Brrgttohn Lund, schooner
Captain of WIllamna Captain W. V. Pcarcc
schooner +. Merivln: Captain y. d. Etwood.
schooner j. i. Myers: Captain j. Smith. schooner
John :. Gilmore: Robert j. Warner. schooner Ada
liza: John y. Cramcr, schooner Atdc VI. Hainc5:
Captain Abel Martin. schooner Katie Ranger; An
dcrson Washington, schooner Addie VI. HaEcs.
r.. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAL EN0TTCE..--IsR. J0EINAXR Il.
~ G.. HAYT has ibis day associated Win
G.WAiT, 81 ID. ID. s., md having ilis assisfancs
has resumed the practice Of aEcfItNICAI DEN
TlSTRI, and VIII insert whole or parts OF scts OF
pared 10 administer NITROUS OXIDE GAS foftha il
painless extraction OF teeth. II $50 q;
OFFICE 1o1 Ninth street, near Franklin 5tjE.s
MARCH IL, lS7?. H'E@l2 ~ NH H-5saEs alt
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E'OR NEW IORk.--OLDs Do 1SsEss
y MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. $500.
The sc-whccl steamships OLD DOMINION
WfANOkE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NJ
AGARA. hLBEMAFEE and ITATTERAS, leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point ana Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY
ut o'clock L. NJ. 49,
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY, at high tide. "a y RI = /!
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons, statcrOoms, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, ahd attention. are I'M
surpassed. Ill
Close connections made with steamers for all South
erl and European ports -.....-,,.s.
For further information, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT. Agent, .
my No.3 stro.t +
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Southern Democrats,

Southern Democrats in Washington ...v
the South will 90 to Baltimore and demand
the adoption Of the Cincinnati nominations
by the Democratic Convention. 1--WE fur
Mish the votes" say they. ";ud we insist that
no portion OF the northern Democracy, who
are unable to help rs, shall come in and pre-
vent lis from taking the hand that is extended
to lis ny the liberal men among our former
adycrsaTies."
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fIRES.-Fires seem to be raging IN all parts
u this section Of the country. Considera-
81" damage was done by one on the farm OF
stephen ChiIdrcss, Esq, near Auburn, last
s!s, f d wind WAS ,s, ,ba ana was
h"pt from spreading to other farms. Prices
mountain and the mountains on the north
side OF the county are On fire. The citizens
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-27

The borers for petroleum at
Leavenworth have sunk their shaft
about forty feet. mostly through
solid rock. The drill is now run
by steam.
George Reynolds, young man,
had hand taken OF in planning
machine in the Howe sewing ma
chine factory at Peru, a few days
ago.
The dwelling Of Adam Heeg, al
Rrookyille, Was raided by burglars
last week. They got away with
o100 10 greenbacks. and some val
liable papers.
The residence Of William Gar
rison, jus. over the line In Marshall
county, was totally consumed BY
fire during the high Winds which
prevailed on Sunday.-Warsaw In.
d:anian.
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An HONEST CUsrOMSR An an
ecdote worth laughing over is told
OF man who had an infirmity A.
well as an appetite for fish. He
was anxious to keep up his charae.
ter for honesty, even while making
a bill with his merchant, as Nh
story goes. and when his hack Va.
turned the honest buyer slipped
Goldfish under his coat ,ail. Bu
the garment was too short 10 GOV
er the 'heft, and the merchant per
ceived it.
"Now" eaid The customer, anx-
ious to improve all the opportuni-
ties to call attention to his virtues,
"Mr. Merchant, I have traded with
you q good deal. and have paid
you promptly. aad honestly. haven's
Ir"
"Oh yes,'' answered the mer-
chant, s. I have no complaint"
"Well," said the customer, IL
always infested. that honesty was
the best policy, and the bes. rule
to live and die by"
THAT'S So" said the merchant
and the customer turned to depart
"Hoid on, FRIEND" cried The
merchant; ''speaking of honesty,
have . bit Of advice to give sou
Whenever you come TO trade
again, you had better wear long
or coat, or steal shorter ssile(
Goldfish J"
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AEo1HER PREsBxTIHHxr.-On the night Of
Tie great ere in Chicago. George Francis
Train had . premonitiou that impending evil
was brewing in that city. Again has the
spirit Of prophecy possessed the Train, and
be forstslls that the icebsrgs and SHOWS about
the North Pole are to melt and come down
upon Lake Superior. which, increased in vol
sme, will pour do~n on to Lake Michigan, and
tho work il done! The following il the plan
for the destruction Of Chicago, which be has
marked ont on the map Of the future
ain the wild Businesses Of the Rocky
Mountains, the snowS lie to tho depth Of from
twenty TO forty feet. These will melt in the
sunshine Of early summer, and raise the Mig
souri, river 70 height never known before.
The bottom land in trout of Council Bluffs
will be washed ont, and the transfer depot at
Omaha will be submerged twenty-five feet.
This torrent will sweep down the Mississippi
and carry New Orleans into the Gulf with
one fell swcop. That city cannot last ninety
days, or Just about the time for the maturity
Of lorg paper. The rise in the Mis.issippi
will occur about week later. and the thaw
viii gradually extend North until the ice
solved, when Lake Superior will be sent
whirliog down upon Lake Michigan. This
body ii swater will burst it, bounds, carly
the shipping Of Chicago over the roofs Of the
city, and every living thing herein will per.
ish. Other reasons were given for this
bslief-she great rainfall after An era Of
drouth. the finding Of water on the prairies,
and In that city, although rain had not fallen
for long period, &C., DC.
Some one inquired If, in the event Of the
catastrophe, the telegraph could be used.
Mr.. Train thought the railroads would b
Washed away, and the undermining Of the
telegraph poles would be likely to be Knocked
out. Another Of the audience asked II M.
Trains residence in Omaha would be spar.
ed. A. prophet the speaker was inclined n
despair. but e the owner Of real estate in
that aourishirg city, he was inclined ID b
hopeful. His property was 50 high-$2, 00O
per acre that he thought it above the reach
Of the ffeshet. As for the people of Chicago,
they would do well to get their life prsservers
in readiness. J.,
Mr.. Train will retire to the prairie as the
time Of the catastrophe approaches, whers O
courd will spring up over him to protect him
from the noontide heat, - In the case Of his
prototype Of old.
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The trial Of Frank Holler for the killing OF
Tibbitts, in 1854, closed on Thursday. A.
~ have hitherto published the details Of tAe
ease il 10 unnecessary to do 90 at this time.
Judge Elliott, of the Marion Criminal Court,
presided, and BY his promptness, and famili-
arity with the Law, made himself many friends
After being out al night, the jury returnec ?
verdict Of guilty Of granddaughter, and fxsd
Ne penalty At two years imprisonment in
the penitentiary Centrevil!c Chronicle.
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A friend, who was q Jealous
Wing. and who lahored for one
term of office for the Presidency,
says he lived up to his profession
in that regard until 1864, when he
went for q second term for Mr.. Lin
coin. Now he is for the lone term
principle when VIC have . bad man
in office. aud the two term principle
when We have good one. Oar
friend is in favor Of the renomina :
ton AID re- election Of Gen. GRAFT
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INJUsTrcE.-A women in New
Albany whipped her husband aud
was fined o. SO, which fine the
poor husband is obliged to pay in
order to proven. his loving spouse
from going to Jail The came day
. man mildly chastised his wife
and was fined 1928 SO and was
obliged to pay i: himself.
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DALlADOF HIRAM HOVER.

DALlA OF HIRAM HOVER.
Wheic the Moosa,ockmaeuni;c
Pours its waters Into the Sknnric.
Net, alorg sho forcs.-siae.
Hiram Hover, Buliah Hyde.
She, q maiden fairand dspper.
he, rsd-haired, stalwart traprer,
Hunting beaver, mink and skunk,
In che woodlands OF Squeedunk.
"Why,' be %, rmur- d, 10th to leave her,
sGathsr YARDS for chills end lever.
When lover, oold true,
Only waits to gather you :"
go" she answered, I'm not hasty;
prefer man more tasty
Lsastaways, one TO please me well
Should not have beasty SMELL
"Hsughty Huldah. !" Hiram answered;
"Nind and heart alike are cancered;
Jest look here these peltries give
Cash, whsrefton pair may live.
III, you think, am but vsgrant,
Trapping beasts BY no mears fragrant;
Yet-I'm sure It's worth thank
I've handsome sum 10 bank
Turned and vanised Hiram Eovcr;
And before the yesr was over.
Buldah, with the YARDS she sold,
Bought cape against the cold.
Black end thick the furry cape was;
OF stylish cut the shape was,
And The girls, in all the town,
Envisd Huldah up and down.
Thsu, ct last, one winter NOR ming,
Hiram. came, without warning:
EITHER said he, you are blind,
Huldah, or you've changed your mind.
"Me you snub for trapping varmints,
Yet you take the skins for garments,
Since you wear the skunk and mink,
There's no harm in ne, I think
swell, said she. we will not quarrel,
Hirsm,l accept the moral,
Now the fashions 90, guess
lean hardly do no less.
Thus the trouble was all over
Ofthe love Of Hiram Hover,
Thus be made sweet Huldah Hyde
Huldah Hover as bis bride.
Love employs, with equal favor,
Thiags Of good and evi! SAVIOR;
That which Arst appeared TO part,
Warmed, ct last, the msiden's teart.
Under one impartial banner
Life the hunter, Love the tanner,
Draw from evsry breast they snare,
Comfort for welded pair
Atlantic Monthly
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Copies Of All Claims,

o. any Patent issued by .ne p.<.nt ONE
siaee 1855, will Be furuishel q the rseaipe 10
~ u applicant giving tAs full name Of IL
letenses, nassre Of the invention, daas Of The
Psteat,Ar
WasAipgtoa Citv. Feb. l, 1917.
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AJAX HOW LOST.
NN HOW RESTORED.-Just pub.
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WELLS Celebrated Essay on the radical
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The celebrated author, in this admirable
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This Lecture shoald be in the hands OF
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Also, Or. Culvsrwell's "Marriare Guide. :
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The woskof laying OF the grounds for The
psw Evansville rollisg- mill, ssgun Thursday
Of last week.
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REAT MEDICAL BOOK Of useful
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To THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William 81. Norton, while resid.
ng in Brasil ~ Missionary, discovered in
that land of medicines remedy for Consump-
ton, Scrofula, Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, and Nervous Weakness. This rem.
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Please 8 md an envelope, with your name
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676 BROADWAY.
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And deairous Of knowing whether the sane
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70 make The invention ineligible, csn have
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Patent the applicant
should
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Forward q Model Of his In
vention,

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model, or If it consists in a oh emical
compound, sample of the ingre-
dients in their commercial
state, and also in the pre-
posed prepared form,
should be sent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-12
For the Frees Press and Times

Editor Free Press & Times:
The frat annual report of the school directors
Of the town of Essex hss been published, and,
doubtless, widely distributed. 1t is claimed By
the friends Of the Town system that district
schools can be supported under that system at a
less coat than by the district system, and, g II
figures do not le,'' such claim would seem to be
favored by this report But come Of these fig
uTss look little suspicious, and wish to direct
the attention of 80 the Board - and others in
terested TO the following statements, viz
lat The report states that = school Of "A
weeks WAS taught at Pages Corners, At total
expense of 500 for salary and board Deduct
ing from this amount the common price paid per
week for board, there remains for teachers
wages about 50 cents per week. This is certain
IL the cheapest teacher l have known. win the
Board explain
"a The report further states, that one hun
dred scholars received instruction 3S weeks at
the " High School, Essex Classical lnstitute,)
for = total expense for tuition to the Board Of
5000 As the published rate ST that Institution
for common English per scholar is So per term
Of ! weeks, the tuition Of 100 scholars one term
Of ! l weeks would cost, at ordinary rates, $500,
ard Of course three terms, or 80 weeks, would
cost $500. But by the report Of the Board,
the cost for SO weeks was only $1,000 saving
Of $1,000 This is also very cheap school
amazingly cheap VIII the Board explain
Sd The Board report l0l more scholars this
year in the public schools than last. This is 3
lsrge gain in town like Essex. But do the
Board mean 10 say there is a gain over the pre-
vious year Of l0l different scholars in the dis
frict schools. lof course the districts didn't run
the Academy or have rome Of the scholars
been counted hoioe, ss they have attended other
schools beside the one in their own district
viii the Bosrd explain TAX PAYER.
Essex, April s, 1872
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-12
BOSTON MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. April 10,

WEDNESDAY. April 10.
FLOUR. There Is a better feeling in tho Flour
market and the trade are purchasing more Freely.
The stock cf tho leading brands Of choice family
aonrs quite light AID nearly all the st desira-
hle brands are held at 2lcR Dbl advance, and some
have teen limited at still higher figures The sales
have been at S6G6 o for Western pernns' S'1
: d for COMMON eztras and SINS - for Milwaukee
and Minnesota extras White wheat have been IN
demand and sales at s503 for ohio Indian aud
Michigan; She 80 for illinois; and f-dll - ior d
Louis including choice family brands southern
FIour i firm and has been sold at S7Hll % Fbbl
for common extras and choice family. In Corn
Meal no change The demani Is moderate, Win
sales at So 4su3 coy Dbl- In I've Flour the sales
have been in small lots at 81 1915 5OY6hl
GRAIN The stock OF Corn is only some 49lOl
bushels. and vi a good demand for consumption
and export the market continues to sustain t1l pri
ces The sa es have been at 77'14-tc Tor western
mixed cats are firm and continue IN fair demand,
with sales at 5s662cs bush for dark mixed, choice
and white. bye is selling in small lots at s5cV ousn
shorts are dull ard have been IN moderate demand
at ~ 5G12s, and fine reed and Nj dhnss 39USJT
ton. ,.-. nj,
hat the demand has been moderate AMI ths saies
continue to be confined to small lots rs wanted by
the trade. This transactions have been AT 81 ~ u
Tor prime sI3 Is % II for mess, and SO a 10 ior
clear Beef reu aims quite steady, with sales AZ $40
a 10 for mess and extra mess. and Slf % az 10 iof
family. Lard IS firm and prices are shade bigher.
IN. .aies have been 81 10 Ole I, u for city and vest
ern. nst quality. SMOKED Bans have been selling
at 10 n lie 2 ID City Creased Eoss are s'eAlJ 81
PRODUCR. The msrsot for Butter ,ustains full
n-,res. and ehoic grades in densnf az iall
fsriees We ouo;e ssles Of choice Now fcik and
Vrr4ont diaries at 80 a sc, acc common 70 20, q
at 20 a 3Oc Y b, ss u quaity. Cheese e no. Qalse
20 arm, bat prices remain ABOUT the sAms. ssss o.
s.nforv At II q &c, and common and prime dairies
~ tx IL 100 > a. White Beaas are very hfm an
continue IN demand The sales have been q. " 60 @