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Poetry.
A Neat-rIcaI Epitaph.
REyg-trrtsc TIE LAST RESTING PLACE OF AN
ErlCURE.

EriCURE.
Lii bt n. ty fotstep friend. for 'nesth these stones
isfstA ,Gmet Epicures remaining bone"
lie vas nv friend, and let the ask be nine,
To praise ms virtues IN the tsHfeT nae
H.sh,s he loved while present 10 the eTea'A
And now 10 1skes he rerlrns IN deaih+
Freed from the world, il wicsedn-ss aud t9iis,
lite dire CONVENTIONS strCg slinss, and bToits'
lie sflV sleeps, on earth no more 10 wake
An c,riy martyr TO the c-uel steak
For he dfi meet ctTeTe meet 10 tell II hero
Ms fate BY mat 70 him, alas too der;
And on q Fry-dsy, mouruiul 20 relate,
exchanged the dinner Tor the colin plate
From TIE ugTH sTaly early snstchea away
m the cold c-grs he sleeps till judgment i'ay &c..
When il the Trumpet fails TO rouse tie s-unoeIln5
sinner, ..r,, o.,
Hen wake and liso If they hut call oGt-"Dinner '
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BURLINGTON, Vt, March 10th, lr7@.
FRIEND EaATICCE3
Asit Is often remarked that " Kerosene Is the
cheapest illumination in the word without any
certain experience on the part Of those that msFe
snch ar observation. let me recite from actual eX
periepce how much il C Sc to use pLToEs NON
EXPLOSIVE kEn9SEsE' which by the way from
its transparent and absolutely coorless body, and
its comparatlyely nOu-OtOrous quality, NJ recon-
mends itself 10 every tidy housekee9er, and oy my
own family Considered superior ~ any Oh We nave
ever mad. On the 2,th q pc. iAst, purchased oi
Won 10 gallons Il Deyos's Oil, cost ! 3D. on the
i2th of Feb las. il was used up. Upon an average
1--WE lamps were used each night for i've hours
each, FROM the -,,h Ct Dec, TO tho l-.h Of Fen .
inclusive is SC nights Of five hours, equal 70
23l hours Of lamps, or 1850 hours o. lamp OF
81 cents for lamps hours or less than cents
pi-ht for each lamp burned hours
lfsny person desires cheaper iluminAtor, 90
NOT know where nc find IL, and az the same tu e
nav due regard to ssfcty and quality OF the oil used
Yours,
WI. L. ROOT.
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FURTHER TESTIMONY.

Important note from our worthy CT, Clerk, Nm
L. Root, Esq More conclusive proof - The superior
quality Of DEVOE's BRILLIANT ksAo3hNE
OIL.
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The virtues q simple Tea ss a Hair Tonic and
Preserycr have long been known, out 70 attempts
have been made TO extract the oil scientifically. By
process Peculiar o. this preparation, the initial
III ofthe tea plant has deen added % other ve=eta
BILE extracts, and an unoqullled Toilet Article for
the Hair is the result Il is especially usetu. %
prevent the HAIR from falling out y GROWING thin,
and as s wash for the scaiy. % stimulate The hair
bulbs and prevent the gradual decay sad loss %
color Of the structure q the hair taeCs Price s. FED,
DR.. KENNEDY, 20 Warren Street, KoNaury,
Mass. March -1-W ye0w
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fo1 &4UGrijsFY,fnis.


y ! \ 4 III
a MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN, 70
- do cooking and general hoasework, at the
HOVE FOR DESTITUTE CnlLDEzs, in burlington.
Address with references Mrs + A. SHEpp, or,
Mrs. MARY ME4cHAv. Burlington, VT.
April ll-Wtf
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LYONS Kathairon,

Foa PRESERVING AgD BEAulIrIING THE HUMAN
HAIR. To Pnrvrsr IT'S FALtrSG OUT AsD TURN
ING GRAY.
well preserved Head OF Hair, in person Of
middle age. OF once bsspeaks refinement, elegance,
ssal.l and beauty. I; may truly be called woman's
Growing Glory. while men are not iuseusbl, to lis
advantages AL charms. Pew things arc more dis
gushing thar tim, lrirzly, harsh, aa;ame. Hair
with laal AMI coat covered with Dsntrua. Wis;
lar5er AID rou feel aai look like c new man This
8. what LIOx's KATHAIEON will do all
tuo time. Tie eLa-;a Which lies in well paeei lair
Glossy Curls, Lgxuriant Tresses. and Clean Hsai,
is noticeable ami irresistible.
scIby 81 Druggist. alt Country stascs.
laa q -iJeeaF
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c. ". SNOW Co, wholesale Druggists.
Apr2-rdAwiT Sole Agents, Syracuse, \. \.
WANFED.-Ali parties wanting to -st into bgsi,
~ ness, send Tor the CANVASSING AGENii
MANUAL. Published monthly, Containing the al
dress OF business firms throughout the eoun'rtt
wanting agents. with description OF tler business
Sent by mail on recent Of - cents.
II. NJ. WHITE z Co, Publishers, 1911 bfeadWsy.
New York City Also parties having business
chances or wantirs agents. please send Us your cir
culars or address. March ls, 'dS"4W
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PIE ECT FITS
THIS has been played by this Company over 1870
consecutive nights, and has never been played out
THREE PERFOR lIANCEs DAILY:
Morning, Afternoon ard Evening,
until u Their n0tce.
Doors Open at 8. H., Close al P. IN.
Admission 70 al. parts Of the House, FREE! fron:
seats reserved l0r the b2reiOoted.
~ II. A MooSEY's, opposite the Howard Ma
ti0nal Bank. Church 81, Burlington. VI, where
may always be found the best assortment OF all
kinds and STYLES Of Boots and shoes at the lowest
prices Your inspection OF gods and prices solicited
42-Wtf
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The Lesyenworth (Rsnns) Times announces
thst Messrs Durfee az Peck, Of that city, in
tlni sending one Of the Northwest Trsnsports
ton Company steamers on sn excursion 70 the
Yellowstone region, to ssil from Sioux City
about the 18th Of Nay. T. is thought thst
steamboat can gscsud the Yellowstone river at
least two hundred and ffy miles from its juno
ton with TIE Missouri, Snl 10 view Of the re-
cent selection OF 3 par; of that region by Con-
cTess az ? us-i0osl park, sud he excellent op-
portuniiisE ior hunting and fsaing which the
trip VIII slf5ri, the proposed expedition will IN
doub:edy he very pleasant The Times says
that the members u the party will be selected
by personal invitations, end that the number
will be limited
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DoUEL- RETNED 25UDEElTF, Of the " Lodi man
uBcturng Co.. for sale IN lots To salt customers.
THIS criticize is sold i1r hI ne price ~ other iertliz
e-s and Is cheaper ior Catt0-, Corn, T1t4--1 and
Es1frs'ss than any other ia the market lt IS made
entire flOi- the gLt-suil, 0asl- &c. y y. CITY,
Price delivered q board 10 New Fo-E civ, twenty
Eve Go. ars per ton ask attention o Ito follow
irr t-s-lmouiGlss
lts,c Luuatis Farm, Northampton, Hass-, Dec. O.,
Ssh Having used tie Lodi hsruacturl- Co.'S.
pCUlLE REFINED UDEETE. 7 bought Of ygur
AGENT T. Ficiutyre. ou the State Flrm io7 number
Cf yCars past it affords me pleasure 90 say, that as
O QUicseuer have never found any fertilizer equal
70 IT,. FOR st-rtir- h7Oom-seed. which Is a SOW
maturing plant, i think it cannot re czce!-cd'
asa Wright.
Wiatlau Co., W. Dec. 4ih, Is1l II think the
Lodi Company puUsLE RETISED P1UuEE1TE Oh g
best manure can find for Toaace1, Corn, and Pola-
toes. ! shsil order a number Of tons another sea
son. n-E. S Horton.
y Pamphlet, giving fall directions &c, seat on
% JAMES T. POSTER,
ff Cortlaudt street. New York
Fo- sale by =. s. PIERCE & son,
Burlington VI.
a--W';, ieh o., mar l& IS, ap-kmay
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A standard Preparation, endorsed by TIE most
r. iat.e Physicians. ana rs astonishing curative
power atle-tld hY llJIsan- = who have used 10.
It IS 1lre. Chick remedy for ali diseases or the
Urinary Organs existing 10 male or female lrrita-
t.JH o- l1lauNtiou u me idneys aut Binder,
Gravel, Dbl abetes Reddish ScGimeu; 10 Urine, Thick,
Cloudy Vu1e Mucus aud Involuntary Discharges
IRON Urothra- Retention or IBc0rtinencs n Urine.
thr0uic CGtsrrh of Bladder, ami sli Chronic dala-
dies % ,he Jr.1 l-iier tal Urg cans
FJ- sale hg al NrIgZi.' AM dealers 10 3iodoine
everJ where. Nov ll-deod kWly
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PRHrRyE TIE BEARNos.-A tree trans
planted should bc set IN the same position in
which it stood before taking up. That is, the
side of the tree that faced the north before il
was taken up, should be placed to tie agrth
when It Is reset.
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5nsurante.

5Itout@''tt'
MMSs &T4M
AxNDINS6AAA
3 ~;
Representing the following staunch and reliable
Companies;
Insurance Co., Of WORTH
.3niericH,
OF PHILADELPHIA
cThe Oldest Insurance Co. in -.meri,s.l
Alter paying Chicago 1osses amounting to t5so,i'o
Has cash assets amounting to 3,2G2,i76.
-. ,, "a or s,v Co in tho rs
Continental Insurance TO-,
OF NEW YORK.
Chicago loesss paid 81, z50,On,
Leaving Cash Assets ss,5O0.5s6
E'hcmir Insurance Co.,
OF FEW YORK.
Chicago losses paid, si.ocoo,
Laayins Cash Assets sI,sGs,570
International sHs. 10,
oP INV YORK
Chiau 80 los,,s paid, SO o,'of,
( Leayius Cash Assets sI,IOo,oO0
Niagara Fire EnS. Co.,
OF NEW YORK.
Chicago Losses paii, s256.cu
Leaving Cash Assets sI.s50,24O
Republic Fire Eas. Co.,
OF NEW YORK
Chicago lcsses paid, :225oo,
Leaving Cash Assets 100000
Firemen's EmswrGnce 60.
oP NEW YORK..
.., .... s,ooooo
orfh British r. .Nercam-
'0 h'' w.
i''' ''N- '-''
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$eueIru.

BACK COMES.
Tattin shuttles, Teethiug Rings and Rattlos, Sew
icg Birds, Pocket Drinking Cups, Whistles
Marks. Silver Soap, Siiverine, Silver,
Polish, PTmice Stone Soaps
Opera and Field Glasses.
a new stock of Shell and Horn and Gold and plated
JEW ELRY.
An extensive assortment Of Lssarus + Morris Per
fected Speciacies and Eye Glasses to fit every
Eve and which give the greatest pleasure
and satisfaction to those who use them;
also the greatest variety Of other
kinds Green, blue and other
shades Of Spects and Eye
Protectors. and Cog
giles Of all qualities.
Watche. and Clocks cleaned and repaired,
Glasses fitted and matched in Spects and all work
in the lire executed to general satisfaction.
Old Stand, Church s.. Established 1888.
Apr 3-d&wtf J. t. BRlNsMAlD-
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B00T 81 sEl0E STORE

Church g., opposite Howard National Rauk,
by our celebrated Stock Company, commencing iui-
meiiatoiy, and continuing until farther not.cs.
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DARKNESS N TIE TREATMENT Oh SMALL PoA.
If patient, in the beginning of the attack,
be put 10 a room from which absolutely all
light Is excluded save that Of a candle, the
effect is to arrest the disease in the popular
or vascular stage; the skin between the
yesicles is never in1amed nor swollen the
large scabs Of matter never form over the
face there Is no intense pain, and only
trifing itching, and the smell is either 5esy
slight or altogether wanting.-LoE80A LGH-
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1t being understood that from the
country parishes as many delegates
may be accredited as may bs desired
oy the parishes respectively.
RESOLVED, That thu Democratic par
ish organizations in the country par
ishes and the Parish Committee in the
city of New Orleans be requested to
cause TO be elected, by parishes in the
country. aud by wards in the city, del
egates to the convention aforesaid, anG
that ali required proceedings be taken
by them TO ensure the meeting of the
convention on the day fixed, the 18th
of April next. IL. ID. OGDEN,
Pres. Dem. State Central Committee.
THOMAS STEEL. Secretary.
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Democratic State Convention
Rooms DEMOCRATIC STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
New Orleans, Feb. % IS72.

=
New Orleans, Feb. % 1872.
At meeting of the Democratic
State Central Committee, held this day.
the following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, At a meeting uf the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee, held
in the city of New Orleans on the 10th
February instant, at which were pres
ent representative Democrats from the
several parishes of the State and Dem
ocratic members IF the Legislature.
the following resolution was adopted
ReSolUed, That the Democratic State
Central COMMITTEE is hereby requested
TO call'a convention of the Democrats
of Louisiana to assemble in the city uf
New Orleans on the - dav of April
next. for the purpose of considering the
political condition of the State; To- de-
termine the future policy of the Dem
ocratic party with reference Ia tn.
elections in November next, and to
taIs- such acti"n and adopt such mra-
sur-s us may b. deemed advisable,
Therefore be IL reSOiUed. That for the
purpose and objects named in the afore-
said resolution. Convention of the
Democrats "i the State of Louisiana i
hereby called, to assemble in the city
of New Orleans on Thursday, the 18th
of April next.
Resotued, That the basis of repre-
sanitation for this convention shall be
"le delegate for every three hundred,
and one for every fraction over one
hlndred and fifty Democratic votes
cast at the general election of 1865
Every parish shall he entitled to at
least one representative. This rule
applies &c each new parish.
Accordingly, the several parishes
shall be entitled to representation as
follows:
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JEFF. Thompson.

The New Orleans correspon-
dent of The ST. Louis Times
EDemocratic) writes about Gen.
M. JEFF. Thompson as follows:
"This eX-Confederate officer
aud somewhat noted individu-
al is at present domiciled in
New Orleans, and forms a frac-
ton of the ring of disreputable
thieves engaged in the lauda-
BILE occupation Of plundering
the honest portion of the peo-
pie of Louisiana. Those famil-
lar with Jeffas course during
the late unpleasantness;' the
vim and ardor with which he
fought the Federals, and who
have read his famous and some
what bombastic proclamation
Illuminated during the cam
paign in southeast Missouri,
ia which he threatened to
hang, draw, and quarter two
Yankees for every rebel put to
death by the enemy, would
scarcely think it possible for
the old Swamp Fox to frater-
nize SO lovingly with Radicals
and carpet baggers. In fact he
out-Herods Herod, and is the
most intense Radical in the
city. He is now Chief Engin-
eer OF the Board of Public
Works, an office worth, with
perqnisites and stealings about
$4,000 a year. He lives in 4
stylish mansion on st. Charles
street, drives a spanking team
moves in the best (RadicaD so
ciety, is shall fellow well met
with all the big thieves of TIT
black-and-tan Government"
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SMASONIC TIDINGS," forty
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Official DIRECTORY.

SOA
UNITED STATES ovY1Cvps
Ulysses 5. Grant, of Illinois. pr.s;
dent. resi-
Schuyler Colfa1, of Indian. v,
President.
James 6. Blaine, of Maine, Speake, ~
the House of Representatives.
THE CABINET.
Hamilton Fish, of New York, Secrets.
~ of State.
General Belknap, Secretary of War
George NJ. RObeson, uf New Jersey
Secretary of Navy.
George ). Boutwell,. ofMassacbpsa,,s
Secretary IF Treasury.
jacob D. Cox OF Ohio, Secretary elm
A. 7. Akerman, of Georgia, Attornav
General.
j. A. j CreswelI, of Maryland, Post
mas or General.
Columbus Delano- of Ohio, Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue.
MINISTER'S TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Schenck. Of Pennsylvania, to Eng
land
E, B. Washburne. of Illinois,
France.
William :. Rosecranz, of Ohio, to
Mexico.
A. G.. Curtin, of Pennsylvania. to Rus
sia.
George Bancroft, of Massachusetts. to
Prussia.
George p Marsh, IF Vermont, to Italy.
j. Ross Browne, of Ca.;furnia, to- Chi.
Daniel E. SickIes, of New York. to
Spain.
Henry NJ. Watts, of Pennsylvania, to
Austria.
UNITED STATES SUPREME CoUET.
Salmon P. Chase, of Ohio, Chief JUS
Nathan Clifford. of Maine, Associate
Justice,
Samuel Nelson, of New York, Associ-
ate Justice.
K. c. Grier. of Pennsylvania, Associ-
ate Justice.
David Davis, of Illinois, Associate
Justice.
n. A. Swayne, of Ohio. Associate JUS
Samuel E. Miller, Of Iowa, Associate
Justice.
Stephen Field, of California, Associate
Justice.
ARMY.
w. T. Sherman, of Ohio, G.. nernl Gem
handing.
P. H. Sheridan, of Ohio, Lieutenant
General.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF
LOUISIANA.
f. II. Darrell, Of New Orleans. .judqe.
j. Morgan. OF New OrIean-. District
| Attorney.
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shall.
| SASAA-NA . 49, T 1ON EhNMENT.
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eTnOr.
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Lieut. G,verpcr.
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| Secretary of State.
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Adjutant General.
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Lands.
SUPREME COURT OF LOUISIANA.
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! Justice.
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ciate Justice
r, h. Howell, of New Orleans, Associ.,
ate Justice.
J. G. Taliafero, of Rapides, Associate.
! Justice.
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