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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-08

US. CIRCUIT CoURT-This court adjourn
cd on Saturday evening until the second Mon
day in February, when it is expected Judge
Bond will be here to hold special term Tor
the trial of some important cases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-08

MAYORS OFEcE. -nelia Payne, colored,
Tor fighting and disordcrly conduct, was COM
mitted to the work house Cor 81 days
Mandy Hicks, colored, for disorde:ly con
duct and fighting, was fined and discharged.
.Nraur Report might cloudy, dark aud
cold Sleet commenced falling about four
o'clock. Two prisoners and one l"'lger were at
the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-08

The WEATHER, to. day, has been cold and disa,
sreeable. About o'clock this morning there
was slight fall of now, followed by sleet.
Pedestrians had to be careful on slippery pave
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-08

q. 8. DISTRICT COURT. This court net
this morning, when the grand jury having pre-
s,nted one other true bill, were DISCHARGED, and
TIC court adjourned until Tuesday the 2:d
Instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-08

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY. --4N the meeting Of
the Board Of Directors Of this institution held
at the Library Room, on Friday :::gkt iast, K:
Hemper, President occupied the chair and
Geo. VIM Ramsay acted rs secretary. The
minutes Of the previous mcetingwtrs read ant:
approved. The reports Of committees being
then called for, the President, OH behalf Of
the Committee on Library, stated that in &C.
cordance with the instruction, of the Board
they had placed or the shelves OF the Library
By purchase, g considerable number OF ne" and
interesting volumes, and would continue to add
thereto from time 10 time. Since these add
tons to the readable books a nun.ksr.e Ell new
subscribers have been added to the list, thus
showing that the only way &c sustain circulat-
ing Library is TO furnish the reading public
with the current literature as it comes from
:he press. The President vas requested to
make arrangements for one or more lectures.
10 be delivered h'it can s.a done without loss
10 the company. Ate: The transaction oIsofnss
other business II minor importance the Board
adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-08

THE NATIONAL BASK.--The following
named gentlemen were this morning reelected
Directors Of the First National Bank Of this
city: Lewis Mckenzie, JAS. VI. Stewart, Al
len c. Harmon, S. F. Gregory, R: II; Stabler,
". j. Boothe, Jos. Broders and S. F. Beach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-08
Observation-Disclosures.

WHOLESALE GROCER & COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
Il King corner Water street,
Alexandria, Virginia.
The attrn.inn If the trade is called to my
complete. stock of GROCERIES. which offer
~ Us, NJ cnn he had in this mar ket
~ rr,n.:L;n and after January Isl! 10 l.
shat! require cash OF security for all orders ad-
dressed to me. This will enable mc I" sell low
or than any other house.
Orders and ronSigrmrnts shall receive my
personal attention. +. Ia TOLSON,
Ica ~ 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-08

- RognERIEs.-T premises Of Mrs. Mary
Watkins, at West E1d, were invaded last Sat
nrday night, and III" hen house robbed Of near
~ all its contents.
The butcher stall Of Mr. Thomas Zinmer,
man in the marke: square, was broken open
last Saturday night, after market hours, aud
robbed Of about twenty dollars worth of meat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-08

GEORGE WASHINGTON. W. w. HERBERT
NHTASHINGTON i HERBERT,
w Successors to Geo. Washington.)
GENITAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No II North Union St.,
Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention given to the sElo OF all
kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and filling
orders for GROCERIES, GUANO, SEEDS,
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, LIME, &C., ut tho
lowest marke. price. teb TT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-08

NEW CROP TEAS-A full line Of Choice
IN 9unpowder, Black and japan Teas, some
z-ery fne for sale by q. VIM: HANNA 4,
ian 8. E. cor. King and st. Asaph sts'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-08
LOCAL NEWS.
CORPORATIONS CouRT. The january term
Of the Corporation Court, Judge Lowe presid-

CORPORATION COURT.--The January term
Of the Corporation Court Judge Love presid.
ing, commenced to-day. Il
The grand ury, Us. Greene foreman, return
ed nto court with the following to wit Peter
George alias Jnc. Carter colored*an indict
ment for obtaining goods under false pre.euees,
true bill; an Indictment against James r.
Burnett, for shooting at person ia the
street, q true bill; an indictment against
Carrie Wilson for house burning, true bill;
IN Indictment against James 7. Burnett at
tempt to commit murder, not true bill; and
against John Swain for house breaking, not Il
true bill. The grand jury having nothing fur
The to present were discharged.
License to keep IN ordinary was granted TO
Geo. A. Bossart.
Jno. W. Campbell was sworn in as bailia' for
this term Of the court.
Com. rs. Newton Smitil, u., an indictment
!i,r murder. The prisoner WAS led into conr, by
the jaior on his application by counsel Case
continued to the next term of this court.
Samuel Q. Bago: vs.. John i3agot: removal;
Judgment against defendant.
Dulany VS.. Bayue: in rhancc'y; petition OF
hough and Gray filed.
J. Z. Morriscy and Michel l!ynci,; recognized
"a appear Tomorrow liz case OF Commonwealth
IS. James I. Burnett.
Garfield Fro. l. Go. -. Geo Dut1ey ct. al.
!u charcery: decree
Geo. l.. Sea:on ". Albert Read; removal;
Judgment against defendant.
Com vs. Peter George alias John Carter,
roIored for obtaining goods under false pre-
fences 'asc in progress
flHEMAN'> fi:N"EA!. The funeral ii Mr..
Wiani Conner. late :uemhcr q tho Ilydran-
lion ti;r ;c:npaus ana formerly the driver Of
thelr steam cngl"r, took place yesterday eyer
ing and was attended by large number nt
iremen ani Others \; halt-pist one the
Several Fire Companies assembled III 'heii re-
spectivc halls aid Under direction nf their
commanders proceeded TO the liydrnlirn En-
ginc, HOUSE. where the procession was formed NJ
der the direction o! Il. NJ Latham, who acted as
chief marshal by reQucs: Ct the liy1:aulon coua-
mander. The Presidents aud \icr Presidents
Of the several companies, AMI the Fire War
dens headed the procession and we're followed
IN turn by the Friendship Company, the mem
hers wearing Grape badges hen tn, sun usch
member with a red iii.hon in his button hole;
then the Relief Hoo, and Ladder and the Col
tmbia, followed hy the Hydraucn the
members of the three !ast named Companies
wore black badges with the name OF their re-
spective compani,; on the left lapel Of their
coats The procession then marched to the
house of Mr. Richard JaTins. h;Uther in-aw
Of the deceased, on Alfred street, where the
remains lay, ard escorted them to the Union
Cemetery, where they we're inferred, Rev. DIR:
Hough performing the funeral services. All
the are alarm bells in the city tolird during the
ceremonies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-08
TTHE BALL OF THE SEASON.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
Advertisements.
VERMONT CENTRAL X. h. LINE
FALL ARRAN GEMENT.
Commencing Monday, S,Ff 80, ls72.

Leave Montpelier at IS q. M, 22o p NJ, $50 ~
Mail Train leaves Ogdensburgh ai 6p ?. M, 81 a.
and bellows Falls with trains for Boston, worccsi,
&C., At white River Junction with trains 90 the Pa
New York. at New London with steamers ior New York
DAY Express leaves Montreal at eooa. M, st. Johos
nj 1920 a. M Oglenshurgh at eco q. m, Paushurh 1t
630a M St. Adams at 1910 p. m. arriving IN Boston
via Lowell at iO.00p. m.
Pinttburgh 5l0p Montreal NJ 3l5 p m, 81. John.
At sos p M. 81. Adams At ~ p ~ connecting Ut
boston and Worcester &C. arriving nj Boston at $40 a.
M at South Vernon with trains iorsprnphed and New
York arriving in New York at i2aop. New London
TRAINS soiNG NORTH AM pEsT.
Leave Montpelier at 33oa. ~, 500 q. ia. $50 ami
Day Express leaves boston via Lowell at 500 a. m .
for Burlington st. Adams, Montreal 40, rriving H.
Montreal al g.l5 D. m, and QgdonshuTg at " 90 m
making connections Tor the Most.
Mail Train for Harrington aud st. Anan. leaves
Boston via Lowell Mt 100 . ~ v's Lawrence and Fitch
AT $40 A. M. south Vernon at 1000 a. n Bellows
Falls a. o. p m White River Junction 2 p M, atriv.
Trims leaving boston VIA Fitchhureh at i3i H. M
and springfield at Lon q. m.i connect at White River
Accommodation Train leaves Northfeld It i.is &c., 70,
Rutland 90 90 a. M, burlington nt Fal a. M. Nt. Al
ban. AT 100 M arriving 10 oEieusnrgs OF $3.50 M
Niehi EXPIRES. leave. New Lo,don at q So b. Co.,.
s,g,n Ni.nG mr. ny "a, t5aa ~. WIN NJ
D. M. Springfield $40 -. m.j nelloNs Fnlltu Ppm,
Gpuntouu4 Maul uN'" u.sl ,i',.l.. Ky ,llF
Boston at 1.aQ p, me- connecting ny "h'a' Nfu juno
ton with train leaving Boston az tfu o.. u. Tor Iur
netnn st. Adams. Montreal &C.. arriving in Montreal
at o, M, Platisowgh nee o. me AID 10 pgion.
] hurgh at ~ pr D.. on conneaiinF WIKI GRAND Iu1h
! Railway aud steamer. lor On, wet
! Sleeping cars are attached 90 nI-ht tkrre. sin
! running hetwegn Montreal and hos,Hn lnd Montreal
aud spduglcd. and st. Alhan, and lo-.
/ drawing Room Cars on Day EsWes Trains ht seer
TlroaFa rietsl. o. ca'''o , ~ '5g gal. ne
] b. Alhaus, sept. 30 l7l2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
From the Christian Union.
TIII UONS.

There come the bovsi oh hear tho noise.
The whole house fceis the racket
Behold the knee Of Herry's pants
And weep DER Bertio's Jacket
But never mind Il eyes Keep bright
And limb. grow straight and timber
We'd rather lose the trees whole barF
Than lnd unsound the timber
Now hear the ton. and marbles roll
Tho noors-oh woe hctido them
And must watch the hauistcrs,
For know the boys who ride them
Look well as you descend the stairs,
] ofleu find them haunted
Nv rhostly TOYS that make no noise
Just when thcir noise is wanted
The very chairs are tod in pairs,
And made to praucc and caperi
What swords are Whitfield out Of .tckf
What bravo hats made Of paper
The dinner bell peels loud and well,
To tell the mlkman's coming
And then the rush Of stoam.cnr trains
Sets all cur ears a-humming
How on say. What shall DO
To keep these children quiet"
n ! could find good receipt
certainly should try 10.
But what 10 do with these wild Toys
And all their din and claitcr,
Is really quite grave affair
No laughing, trining matter
Boys will be- h0ysn-hut not Tor long,
An could we hear about us
This thought how very soon our uNt
viii learn 90 du without us
How soon hut tall md dccpvo'ccl MON
VIII rravniy clll us Noihori'
Or We Doe stretching rmNy DAN
From this world On thU other.
More gently we should ch.dc che noise,
Aud when night quclls The racket
stitch in but loving thoughts and pfn1crs
While mending pants and inckCt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
miscellaneous.
fof the
SEWING.

Not chiefly Cor the loving care
That spreads our tables
with rich provisions for our wants.
And thus enables
orr friends to taste the bounteous store
uf generous living
Not rhitfv for M dinners SAKE,
Wokeop thanksgiving.
Not for timc.honored customs AXE,
And custom merely,
But with tribute from the heart.
offered sincerely
Most solcmnly as those who feel
The care Of living
Most ieyfully, most heartily.
We keep Thanksgiving
And with a song Of fcrvenl praise
To Heaven ascending
Our earthly, and our heavenly Joys,
Together blending
For mefcics, undeservCd that we
Are still receiving
For all that wakens gratitude,
We keep Thanksgiving
That for our ollles past, remains
The gentle sentence,
That peace and pardon follow close
luOn repentance
That we have still an Advocate.
Kind and forgiving,
Whose tender mercy never faus.-
We keep Thanksgiving.
Tint FOR the duties vet to come,
His gruce sufficient
Shall ever freely be- hcstuNed,
~ love OmnIsoient,-
Tha RON the faulty past we learn,
For future living.
Lessons Of cheerful hope and faith
We keep Thanksgiving.
For all the cherished web Of lie,
Is ioy and sorrow
For all lts tears Of yesterday,
It's hope Tomorrow
For all The threads, both DARK aud bright
Lies fabric weaving
For gray and golden hues alike,
We keep Thanksgiving.
And when the work Of life is done,
No toll neglected,
May We the whole fair pattern view,
Spread out perfected,
And in the " many mansions built
For truer living,
MAY We again unite TO keep
Endless Thanksgiving
y. p.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

Judas sod his salvation very cheap, for
thirty pieces Of silver; and yet they that
paid that money, paid very dear, for they
bought their own damnation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
CtAPITOL DENTAL ROOMS-C. r.

y PgtL, Surgeon Dentist. formerly with Dr. J. NJ
Cumegys 81 Adams VI respectfully announces Ia tho
people Of Montpelier and vicinity, that be has opened
m Office over j. G. EmeTs store, State street, and Is
Prominently located. All work warranted. Prices
reasonable. Save your natural teeth by having them
allied lie has given SPECIAL attention 10 this branch o.
the profession, and IS prepared TO skmy perform the
most difficult operations Nitrous oxide Gas Ether,
administered IN the extraction Of teeth.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
NORTHERN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMtNr
On and ansr Mat frth iara. Passenger arr.U

UPWNRD TRANS
AccomopAtios TRAM leaves Concord a. io.i0a ti.'
tor White River Junction. connectue viii Trains nl
Wells River, st. IohrsNufT barton, Newport ~ l.u-h
,y and Mar0r Lake. stenaiead BATH Lttlcfn. ita.as
ler &C. Ain with frlin. I1r Montpelier grfi'r.f0n
ST. Aihans, N0htsf Point Montreal. orient.ur-. sad
pAY FsrnFss TRANS leiras caerl Do b. ..+
Ur White River IuINtHH connecting ..Y f.f
Montpelier. Burlington. RHus.s Point. Montreal tc..
inl with Ogiensuul-h ani Gnna luml Railroads Tor
Brisrot TRAIN leaves at % o. TO-. Tor Frsnsun aoa
Bristol.
FvFvivg EXPRESS TRAiN leaves Concord o. -l1 D. u ..
or White River Junction connecting with trnids ff
Montpelier Burlington 81. Altins Rauac's Point. Non
treal Ogdeusburgh and the Wet.
.Or 90 arrival ol trains d0u Boston, Worcester futis
mouth, Portland, &c.
DOENWdRD TRANS.
tMoESise ExfHfss TRtfy leaves White River juno.
zion flioudays excepted fur Concord nt o. r1 w li
arrival Of trains nom pzden''urgh and Montreal i
train will he run h. Nustou on Sunday.
tBRisrot TRAtS leaves Bristol for Concord AZ in
w.. and Pnnklin AZ 9.05 a. M.
ANAL TnAfS leavts white River Junction Tor Co
sord az l2n D. m, or ou arrival o taius over che Yer
mont Central, Pa-sumlsIr, AMI white Mountains Rail
roads.
$40 p. m or on arrival of trs - from Montreal anl
Oricnshurch, hattlchor0. hrenc. ioIloas Falls Wind
sor &C. connecting at Concord ulth tniu flr Nlrfacs
ter Nashua. Lowell. and bDsior.
tThese trains connect ~ Cr1@oi with trains 700
Manchester. Lawrence Portsmouth, Portland Nashua
Worcester. New York, lowell and Boston.
ONSLuW elEARN5. dasaf
Concord. n. H.. May s9.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

Religion without an outward show Of IT,
is like tree without fruit, useless and out.
ward show Of religion without inward sin.
ceriiy is like tree without heart, lifeless.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
LnIe N0nmI..InlnT NJ laIlnIs. ,

"Mr. R. II RnDY has made for me over THIRTY ap-
plcatious for Patents having been lucccsful IN almos
every case Such unmistakabe proof Of great talent
and ability his part leads me 70 recommend 10
ventOr 10 apply 10 him 10 procure their patents thoy
may be Of having the most faithful attention be
slowed their cases aud at very reasonable charges
"JOllN TAGGART,"
Bogton Ian. l. 1879 MID
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
4 YER'S HAIR WIG OR,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR

TO ITS NITURdL gIT1LITY AND COLOR.
Advancing years sickness care, disappointment and
hereditary predsposton, all turn the hair gray either
of them dlsposos 1t to fall on prcmaturely, and either
effect Is unsghtly and unpleasant to behold. Dr. AYRR'.
consummate skim has produced antdote for these de
formltcs, which has gratitude for him from multi
tuios Of women and men. His HAIR ViGoR sometime,
reproduees lost hair and always restores to faded and
gray hair IS natural color with the gloss and freshness
N youth The comparatively few hald and gray heads
that see, those who have not yet discovered
the virtues Of AYrRs HAIR ViGoR forrenewng the hair
The fresh and youthful hair older hoadis otter
the product Of his art II you disaguroi, or nad
Old ausero and ugly By gray hair restore IL youthful
color and with Il your features to thclr original sofnes
and agreeable expression.
As an elegant dressing for bcautblng the IIar It ha
no superior.
PREPIRED by
DR.. J. g. AVER & CO., LOWELL, MASS.
Practical and analytical Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
i2-eow-ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
w ESTERN ROUTE,
arH
s. l.. HOWE, Aqeut.


DOR SALE!--The subscriber, having de-
Il cdod to 20 West, offers for sale cheap and on easy
terms his new block four stories high with French roof
in good location in the growing village Of Planled,
within stones throw Of the depot Of the Montpelier
and Wells River railroad. This building was erect
ed only one year ago, is we'll finished and painted,
and contains six good tenemente with running water
Also on the first floor good Feed and Grain Stoe. We
claim that this the hest location In Washington county
for store Of this kind located 1t Il in the heart Of Q
rich iarmng country and being central point for all
the surrounding towns II II the only store Of this kind
within ten miles and cannot help icing tho hest pay
ing business In ths vicinity
Furthermore, extensive buildings are being erected 10
improve the splendid water power IN this village ana
with the present prospect OF having railroad com
pleted TO this point making This the terminus for ne
present az least, u Is sgic 10 claim HAT fainie,l -
now the most promising business point 10 Genital YER
4jf O. A. BARTLETT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
.CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE
PACfFIC NAL STEA NSHiP CO.'S
THRoucn LiSE
To CALIFORNIA, CHINA ANp JAPAN.
TOUCHING At MEXICAN FORTS
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
~ aRr4rLl alnlcrn.

Ono 81 t,r large an splendid Steamships II t.s line
will leave Pier No. 81 North River foot 90 Canal Street,
20 O'Clock noon tho 10Th 2th aud aith % overs
month, Except when thusc dafes ial Sunday, and
then on the preceding saturday lur AspnWtl. com
Meeting Panama Railway with ono Of the Company =
Steamships FROM Panama iof san Francisco touching at
Manranilo
All departures connect ~ Panama with steamers iDr
SorrH pAffFtC and tFsTuAL AWFuiCAN puHr-.
For Japan and China, steamer Leaves san Francisco
first Of every month except wh0n 10 falls Sunday.
then on the day rfr-rtfnr.
one hundred Pounds baggage allowed each adult
Baggage masters accompany ha-rl through. and at
tend 10 iafef nni children without uale protectors.
Hac-age received 0n he dock iho iay before sailing.
from stcamnoets railroads and pasurfr who prefer f0
send carIy Az experienced surgeon va board, Medi
clrc and attendance tree.
For Freight Pas.nen Tickets 90 further Information,
apply At The C0muany's Ticket ONro ON tho Wharf,
loot Of Canal street. north River. Sew f0rf.
T. r. BABY Agfnf
Or a. fie AGENTS for New Fr-nnd,
g. l.. BARTLETT CO.. DC Broad ST., loston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
The following letter from Rev. D. Pitman Of Swan
ton is evidence Of the proficiency Of Dr. PFLL in his



This to certif that In tho past fifteen years have
had eighteen sets Of teeth made By Of the leading
Dentists of New York ami Vermont all OF whom some
after repeated attempts failed Ia make sot that would
perfectly it, In ls7l ! let Dr. G. n. Pell try then a
student OF DR. Comegys In st. Alhans who succeeded at
the first effort IN making mo complete and perfect
httng set Dr. Pell has also done work for Of my
Pensioners, giving perfect abstraction | heartily
recommend him as Dentist, and gsnfieHan, to All
who may need his services
J, b. PlTMAN, Rector Of Church Of Holy Trinity
And here is what Dr. J. NJ Comegys formerly located
at Montpelier, say Of Dr. Pclli
ST. ALBASs, March 9, ls72
Whoever in Montpelier, or vicinity, may employ Or.
Pe to do their Dental work, will have 1t honestly and
faithfully done. 1t gives me great pleasure to say this
behalf of my iiend and former student.
lb-tf. JOHN NJ. COMEGNS, NJ. d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
MeW &dtertis
PARALYSIS AND DEFORMIT1ES
CURED

The Orient Springs Health Institute Is located
the town Of Amherst, Mass Tor the treatment and cure
Of Paralysis 10 All ls Forms Spinal Diseases Contracted
Cords and Limbs, Crooked Feet and Hands, Enlarged
Joints Wry Neck, Curvatnrcs Of the Spine Hip III
scases, Ricketts, st. Ni,us Dance, and al Dcormlties.
Neuralgia, rheumatism, and all Lamenesscs Nervous
Diseases, Govt, tonvulsons, Diseases Of the Brain,
Heart and Lungs, Cancers, llysteria, etc.
Apply 70 GEORGE W. RHODES, NJ. D., Amherst, or
to 7; y. FANON ESQ, Agent for the Institute No /
Pemherton Square, Boston ii-56
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

Little boots are still and the starry eyes
shine far of now.
As he lay in his beautiful, last sleeps
flower amid the white flowers, woman,
brown hand slipped few dandelions tender
ly, oh so tenderly, into the dainty, cold
fingers.
That is right, Mrs. Bacon, dear" sale
the poor mother. So Preserved sunshine !
That is what he is for us"
The new tenants have moved into the coun
try, and No. q upper tenement is again t.
let.
Mrs. Bacon hopes the landlord will add L
bis advertisement, No objection to chill
dren. MARY A. Rand, Christian Weekly.