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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-29

4 well. authenticated fact in the history
of these two persons, that Robertsons
and Miss IS marriage was broken
off OH account of q habit of profanity
possessed by the lady, and which Rob-
ertson alleged was wholly inconsistent
with minister's wife, and which was
80 nxed and incorrigible in her that
neither brides nor promises on his
part, nor love nor advantageous mar
riage on hor's, could, or at least did in
this csse, er,bdue her passion for
THIS MOST UNNATURAL AND DETEsTADLB
So our two lovers parted, Robertson
sllying himself to the professors
daughter, and Miss --- remaining
single; and if first love never dies, %
poets sing, who knows but our hero
and heroine are CURSED ny the star "of
unrequited lovei"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-31
GnmCati0nai.
GCHOLFIELD'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

IN PROVIDENCE, r. I......... FOUNDED A. D. 1876
possesses rare and unsurpassed advantages for impartng
business education. For particulars send for our an
nual Circular and Catalogue. Address A. G. SCH0L-
FIELD, Providence. Il. l. d2m au76
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-31
Gbs 9aip Spp dtursn. GbmsOau aurmmg oubm 81 1879.
furniture.

GROCkERY, GLASS AND KITCHEN
~ WARES, and every article needed for housekeep-
ing AZ very low prices for cash. by weekly monthly
installments. H. W. DENNY CO..
o5 diff SIS Main St. Franklin 50.
ENTIRE OUTFITS FOR HOUSE
H KEEPING.-We are prepared to furnish every art.
ale needed 10 furnish house. from nutmeg CRATER TO
paror suite, and take pay by iHstallmens. giving
six months to years time 10 complete the payments
II. W. DENNY & co,
% diff SIS Main st.. Franklin So.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-31

COnductOr.,....,CABL EICHLER,
on 5q+
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21
Dolly Warden

Orgy Dolly Warden
To- \ 1y's form garden.
Tina; NhOu msdly train'st II Ger
With thousand vines or more
Now It's every turn discloses
Lilies, pinks and blushing roses,
NiOlets, forget NE nots,
Larkspurs, and don't know WHATS
All the colOns of the year,
In a single gown appear,
Flowers Of every season,
In and out Of reason,
All single yard in
Hast thou, Dolly Warden.
Dolly Dolly Warden
Still thy pranks we pardon
For a very witching thing
is the whimsy thou dost bring
Every pretty maiden
With thy wreath oierladen.
Takes where'er she goes
Charm OF added rose,
Spell Of all things fair,
Blooming everywhere,
hail to thee but pray put guard on
On those who can't, dear DoIly Naruen'
Every human form divine
Can't be graced VITA 4 lwer and FlneI
Rearing DER its hack quaint story
Traced 10 bloom Of morning glory
Every dame can't be garden,
As thou knOw'st, poor Dolly Warden
Vainly, Dolly Warden,
We our hearts would harden
Witching one, new born Of spring,
Full Of dainty blossoming
Whether thou d0st come IN lawn,
BRIGHT and misty as tue dawn
Calico that awakens chOler,
With its every yard dollar
Or in softly rustiing sis;
Wool, and fabrics Of that nix
still thou vert winsome. gay and fair.
Peerless past all base compare.
Let old fogies ask your pardon
No paternal purse keep guardon,
Never more our hearts wen harden;
You have conquered, Dolly Warden:
H4rBsr's BEsT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21
TILE RuR11NaTON VT FREE PRESS,
Steamboats,.
1879. LAKE CHAMPLAIS. 1877
SUMNER ARRANGEdkNF

View York. Albany. Troy ~a'a'"sa'
Lake George, Niagara Fnii-, R"n''o'
md all southern and NeE'e'"
Points. ogdens5urg - 'anndn'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21

10. =. NICHOLS & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS or
Board planners, shafting, Water Wheels, Planning
Mills Saw Mills, 6rist Mills, Marble Mills, Slate
Mills Paper Mills, Heavy Forgings and Bolts
for Boats and Bridges, Patent Stone Dig
gers, Patent Drag Saws, Horse Pow
era, Steam Engines, Boilers and
Pumps, Iron Fence and Rail-
tngI. Iron Bras Castings.
-ALso-
Dealers II
sTEAM AND GAS FITTINGS
OF ALL K1Srs,
Leather Ssd Rs5ber Belting and Hose.
AGENTS FOE
pxt,nt steam Packing, Morsc's Twist Drills, Co.lin
Engines, and Worthington's Pumps.
Pionssr Buildings. Burlington. VT.
.. g. NnloLs,}
!. q. 0oeGm. Pse.2.-fd&wiy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21

OUR DIG ESTION, or .iY JOLLY FRIENDS
- SECRET. do LAWS last and great work.
This invaluable common sense book should he
read by every man ami woman 10 the uut-y-
Three urtL- of all the sickness ia cur midst may
be avoided by ku0wie1- e-ald practice Of our
Jolly Friends Secret The u 1st eminent author
tiles the land, heartily rec mmo11e1 10 for It's
great common sense, racy humor, shreTt --iIpses
OF mankind aud is vivid AMI pithy style q exc
preston. AGENTS WANTED O. make money fast.
Write r Illustrated circulars. terms. Sc, free, All
dress GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher, . School street,
Bostl n.-Juue --idEWiH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21

RUTLASD.-D. S. 0,good of Rutland hss ore
scented 10 the Herald office, where it is now on
exhibition, full blown white rose, surrounded
ny full formed spples, which he pluckei from an
apple tree growing in his garden.
"O'Brisn's Four Great Shows Consolidated. ~
exhibited to large crowds on Saturday after
noon and evening, giving satisfaction to every
The Herald says the identical f.g under
which the fight was made against Freemon, in
1906, Lincoln in 1860 and 1894 and Grant in
ioco, Is still steadfast in it's opposition to the
unio. cause. 1t made it, appearance, SATURDAY..
stretched over Mercbana'l Row, bearing X
names Of Greeley & Brown"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21

The Univertalitt society At Wilmington have
given Rev. NJ. Davenport Of Chicopes, Mas, \
call to preach; to commence his lsbors Sunday
June l6. - The Chsmplain Association of Uni
vertslists will hold its next annual session, At
Shorehsm, Vt. June 18th and 20th.-The
Uniyertalsis Of Mortified, Vt have contributed
their full quota toward the payment of the mir
sionary debt Of the General Conve alton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21
LYONS Kathair0n,

FoE PREsEay.NG iayD BEAU1tFTEG 1uE HUMAN
HAIR. To PnEvsyrIrs FALLING Our AND TuRS
INC GRAY.
A well preserved Head of Hair, ia pa-s-a Of
middle age, OF once b,spsass refinement, elegance,
health and bsau,y It nay truly be called Woman
Growing Glory, while men SIC no; lussus.bis % its
advantages aad charms. Few things are more dis
gustirg ;Asa thin, frilz'y, harsh, ATTAINED Hair
with head sni coat covered with Danlrua. Visit a
barber and you feel and look like new man. This
is what LYONS KATHAIRoN VIII do all
the time The cham which lies IN well placed Hair
Glossy Curls, Luxuriant Tresse,, AM Clean Head,
Is Noticeable and irresistible.
Sold by al Druggists and Country Stores.
no 2l-l;cc3w
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HEALTH.
.JURUBEBA

Is A POWERFUL ToNlC, especially adapted for use
in Spring, when the Laaeu.d and Deblitttet sys.
TEN needs sreu-th anu vita ity it will 1--WE g0r
q the feeble strength % the weak animation o. the
detected activity O. the stu zsh rest o. the weary,
quiet % the nervous. and health q the iuiru.
IL is South Amor.cln plant, which according %
the medical and scientidc period Gals o. oni1u and
Paris, possess the MOST POWERFUL tonic properties
known 70 Aettria Melict, ant is we'll krOSn m is
native country as having wonderful curative quail
ties and has teen long usot a. a SPECIFIC iu all
cases OF Impurities Of the Blood, Derau cement q
the Liver aad spleen, Tum1rs. Ir0psy, Poverty Of
Inc Blood, Debility, Welkaess OF t1e Iu,rs 1tsr
Uteri1o CT Urinary Organs
DR.. WELLS EXTRACT OF JCEUBEB4,
Is STRENGTHENING crd no7rishing. ike 1ufri.'sus
tood taken into tho stomach 10 G,si stas and Una
ses Itself through the cr,ulat;Cn --.i- vi-or ara
health.
1t regulates the Bowels. quiets the Nerref acts
directly on the sccreuye Organs, All y Us p,"e'
full TONIC and restoring eI. cts, prgu'es heiii15
and vigor US action o. the whole system,
JOHN Y. KELLOGG, IS Plat s.. NeS ! ois,
Sole A GENT for the United state
Prizes One Dollar Ter bottle. Send t1r & ,Ic4..'
Nav z5-ftEW4F
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21

fFrem Joshua T. Kendall, Concord y H.
Nv wife was troubled with water about the Heart,
ami could get no relief from any physician one
was also troubled With great reryousness AT csita
intervals arising from Heart Disease purchase
-lno o. the ntART REGULATOR; an1 she
obtaino. great relief The use OF the heart r.eSu.
lator gave aer immediate relief from all slnAlhz Vl
the splt;s and she would not be without II a. any
time
shewtu,i erlte.aily recommend the Heart heSu-
latgr 20 aov one troubled with the Heart lis 'ase
ard advise them % tr IL as q safe AID certain rem
cty. JOoACA l. h-''N-NN'
lFr-m Mrs Z. P. Reed Conc I'D =. T.
was afflicted for several years with Palpitation
q the Heart attended with alzz ness and gralua4y
increasing debility. For more than two ye Is was
subject 90 severe dZrtiug pains through tne hearl,
followed bv a sense Of suf1catiQn and ciiLcu4ty OF
breathlnz, threatening instant death tor eight
months was unable 70 lie down, but was o2l--eu 70
sit bo stored up in bel or in ny chair through the
/ night When asleep the motion Of the hesrt Nou-e
/ often stop, causing ne % wake suddenly n great
distress, and preventing ne from getting necessary
rest
/ was very muca reduced in aesh and strength,
I and had given Up all hopes of permanent relei,
when was induced By friend 70 try the eilcaey q
D the MEAKT REGULATOR. ty the use Of lew
bottles ] was restored 70 my usual health, and Tor
the last ten years have suffered severe attacks
cheerrulv and great!ulIy recommend It's use to al
/ persons afl icted with Disease Of the Heart,
hrs. Z. ?. REED.
I I9r6t despair. however difficult your case may
I appear but give the HEART REGULATOR trial.
/ d0uttedly cure al Of Heart Disease.
PRICE s!pl For sale by
VINCENT \ TAFT,
burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21

II. G.'s Seven Ages.
All the worlds q stage,
And al. the men ana women merely play era.
Tney have their exits and their entrances,
And one man, IL his time, Z playe many phF-a
HIS acts being seven ages.
First the infant,
Mewling and puking IN the nurses arms;
And then the printers devil, with his apron
And shining, inEy face. laaplns unlike snail
Right willingly u " lat
And tnen the poet,
Signing like furnace with iueg.hle ballad
VIII u the memory Of Wit
Then the editor,
Full o. strange oaths. and calling all men Liars
jealous of temper, sudden aud qu.cs % quarrel,
Seeking the bubble nomination
EVEN OF the rebel South.
And then the farmer.
With belly round. with chicken pot PIE lined.
And hat severe and coat q rural cut,
Full Of muck saws ana uern0 Instances
And 70 he runs his iarm.
The sixth age shifts
Into the CirCiunau nominee,
With spcc.acles on nose and chin on ear
HIS useful boots well worn, a world too vide
For his shrunk pants while his big. manly yoicei
Taa. is u say, his childish treble, plpesl
Ana whistles at the news.
Last scene ofau
Shall ent this strange, eyentiul history
Novem Der hopelessucss, then mere oblivion,
Saas IRE, ds s4Hs power, saas hope Of any Office.
Mas. Demncsf.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21

BOOT 4 SKiGE STORE,
Church ST., opposite Howard National rank
bv our celebrated Stock Company, commencing IN
neiiately, and continuing untii iurther Ho''0''
PRoGRANME-PARr FIRST.
1. GRAND OVERTURE, from the Opera Of shoeiesS
o sRoE-HoaS solo. Mons. and NJ stepahuletchle'
4 CTSDERELLA, or slippers to sell PAh''
q kEcIrArIyE The Pedestrians Lament
CHORUS.
lowing, h0~iing shall complain;
Like one who seeks Ior boots in vain
Not long not long, for you can hrl,
That Ii. a. MOONEY keeps every KIND
PART SECOND.
l. NARY-a-RIP FoLKA,. .OoHApanS
D nNTI-P.srlBoARD DUET, (Solo Leather Couh-
3 SoNG-SnOw Storm. $50
a Observation-Disclosures. .-.--Jennle ehPsHVN-
Father dear father, come home with me now
Nv shoes are all out at the toe,
Won promised to shoe me and Johnny, vow,
And YOU should do as you promised, you Know
&c VI NM Liza Dead March in Saul)
e NrTAgoRPHosIs and Tableaux, in when the
whole Brigade will appear happy IN rune ,t anu
Coarse Boois and Shoes, Balmorsls. seottsu
RaImf rstts Button Polish, Congress 0alteFs'
etc, tic r.,o-,,
= RECEPTION CT 6REErBAcKs,- ..--...-' NoA- PaHy
To conclude with the highly pleasing and SOUL
satisfy ing farce Of
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shell eni this strange, eventiul history
Novem Der hopelessucss then mere oblivion,
Saas irie,d s sans power saas hope Of any Office.
MiIs. Democrat.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21
STALLION
OF THE-
Vermont Horse sock 90,


OF THE-
Vermont Horse sa0ck CO.'
-Isz2-
The ALLOWING stations will be allowed TO serve
a limited number OF Mares besides those oelous ~
10 the Company. the present. season. u the SloeA
Yorkshire Lexin toa, at Twenty five Dollars.
Claybrino, at Fifty Dollars. ,,.,,
Woudburn Pilot, ne Hundrea Dol4AIs-
Waikiki Chief, one hundred Dollars
Terms Cash before removal Of Mare. Mares
not proving in ioa can he returned next season fee
Of charge. .r,.... t,,- tho
Pasuring ono Dollar per week, or If kept ~ tne
,-ear one Hundred Dollars Escapes and ACCIDENTS
Of ali kinds must be al owners risk.
YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON.
B,r-i6 hands. foalei 1853, by Lexington;
lst Dam, Hymenia, by imported 9rAsnH,95. -,
9d Little Peggy, By Cripple he ny MeeOi'
81 Peggy stewart, BY Cooks Mhip.
4ta Mary Bedford, by Duke OF Bedford.
5th Imported .S Spei,qi Mat 6.v Mare b, in.
ms hose Is a full brother 20 Ansel'm. and
Edingboro," and half brother to "Fergi and
'Nirgll." bY NHudal.
ClAyBRiNo.
B1Ack-I6 hands foalei Isf5, g1t by Relf's Nam
hrfuo Pilot NrhO his public record OK %. . ny
Nam hriuo Cuiet. daily fhorn's Sire) Dam MoIlle
Harrison, got by Casslus VI. Clay VINO !, ms q
public record Of 23li, private ~ by hehIy
tT,y. public record D ~ By Andrew Jackson by
- BasEaw. by Imported Crane Bgshaw.
WOODBURS PILOT.
BLA,K-iG hands, f1aled 1855, got by 2. A. Alex
auaer's Pilot. ir lie by Facin- fl.ot, out 81 N@hcy
p8pe. hv Havoc: he by sir Charles "a. Dam
N.ncvIaylor, by imported Alfred. LIST, Dam oy
Mambrino Chief, Sire @. lady Thorn) a. Dam
n last trottn. mare by fat pacing horse, owned
In Indians, called Rcd Fox. Moodburn quot
drew a zya--on when five ) ears Old iuA mile Vh
priyatel IN 2.37.
NVAE4HILL CHIEF.
DARE BAYS han5s, inches, folled 1865 got BY
Nm r. sdyk's Old Hamh .etunian q Orange coIn
Nsre. sired on Old American Star. This mare was
purchased by the late Wn. i.ysdyk, seven years
tSl50I an is still Owned by his estate VINO
have refused f3Jl1 q, Dam, hy Black basha",
making Waikiki Chief brother in blood 10 Dexter
Aberdeen, Stsrtle and Socrates Waikiki Chlei'
with verv little training. when i've years Old
uaio foil mile On private to hsrness IN -5i a.
ha!Cog which was done 10 l.li-
c. +. PAEDIORE, Supt.
Il. y. NEWELL, eec'y-
AMI, sl-wtf shelhurn, :.
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rec--wIy
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Piles & gGidHey Complaints.

Sold by al enterprisiug
April I2-deow&w3n
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The object in establishing this Institution
was 10 attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure q permanent place
where Families. Iuvalils, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice and such rem
eiies rs each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
Dr. Greene has been Physician Of the Insti-
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had 50
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. Or. Greene is in his ffty-hfth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession, and lis success, We believe is with
o.. parallel
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
uc1ial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
u'a. Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia. Asthma, Nervousness,
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
salt Bheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, sc.
Dr. Greene's Medical Pamphlet, descrip-
tive Of diseases and their proper treatment, viii
be sent free 10 invalds.
Address r. GREENE, NJ. D.,
81 Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
Aug l5-wIy
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Boots & Shoes.
FREE.
Grand EEterf ainmefa
~ r. NO D T. " s,
- Church street, Burlington, VI.

The Manager has the honor to announce % tne S''
! zens of Burlington and vicinity serlo. VI
| General entertainments at the popular
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21
FSuiEdeFs and Slate EsOOfers,
ALSO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Z Q O z IN CT s / \ L +, =.
Corner Maple and ChamPlain SIS.

Having had many years experience as Builders
and Skaters and being familiar with the different
kinds Of Roofing, we feel confident Of being able to
do work to the perfect satisfaction of our customers
We have opened a SLATE YARD, where we
shall keep larg' stock of Slate from different guar
res embracing all the best sizes, qualities and
colors. We employ only the best worlmen, and
give our person. supervision to all work.
As Carpenter and Builders, We have had large
experiuce in every variety Of work, and shall not
hesitate to make contracts for building after any
style of architecture.
Orders or inquiries, by mail in person, solicited.
April 25-satkvtf
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THE NEW STYLE
WHEELER & WILSON.
NEARLY 100000 NOW ~ Use.
One Hundred and TWeuty-Eisht ThoGs-
and Five Hundred n Twen;y-Eight
WHEELER & WILSON MA
CHIMES sold last year.

all Of them Family SsioiHg mgesia,s as we make
no heavy Manufacturing Machines, which form so
laIg e an item in the sales Of other Companies.
iwice as many FAMILY Sewing Machines sold by
Wheeler Wilson than any by other Company. This
schine will do all kinds Of Family Sewing from the
x est 10 the coarsest fabrics, using silk twist cotton
linen thread and mating the inferiocked Elastic
Stitch alike on beth sides OF the fabric seved-6nd
recogai every where n tho most durable and
handsome stitch. By Use OF its attachments, other
stitches can be madet Embroidery, Double Loop
and Single Loop stitches; very easy TO rip, and
therefore but little desired.
We claim, and can show, that the Wheeler vii
son Is the sfiest simplest, most durable and hghfs
running lock stitch Machine in use, and will give
One Thousand Dollars for any STANDARD shuttle Ma
chine that will excel II In either OF the above
toned points.
Having no shuttle or undertension to adjust the
simplicity Of the Wheeler Wilson cannot be ques-
toned. We shall be happy TO show the Wheeler 4
Wilson to any one who will call at our newly fur
nished Room, at 40, Church Street.
We do not crowd the Wheeler Wilson into your
house, but will be happy to let you try before
purchase
Don't buy Machine before calling to see the
latest improved Wheeler Wilson Machines. Sold
on the monthly instslment plan Ii desired.
Send for Samples Of work and Circulars, to
S0LON M. ALLIS, Agent,
40 Church Street, Burlington, Vt.
March 27-d&wd
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no 2l-l;eo3'
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= The prophet. ? hl=. by the assistance
= % Eminent Physicians and Chem SIS
60 - s-caae1 in It4i-E'n- tie medical
properties clutaiasd q the OIL. Pitch
G- ana Resin %. tie Hemlock Tree. ans
UsA o-ta.rcd q vaiu8alc preparation o.
$50 !csIT-itr cs "a Salye ~ Plaster i.-
tiTEG LieUaatisI. Group. Pa. nCr Soreness
setN q tie tacr. Chest lr ct.i1lch e.
GIN salt tLeum, Sclrvy. sores. Z Icers
lCs tu1icns, sore torus, i-Cst hltc-.
~sSN ChLhlalus, sore Breasts and Nipples.
- hin-s Qrus, Ciafu-. and Skin Dds
- = eases " an inilIuato-y nature.
CEARLEs 4. Critic --GS. Agent.
June 2-id&wf~ sixth -verur Nsss YU-z
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STATIONS
AT MALVERN FARMS

STATIONS
AT MALVERN FARMS
SEASON OF 1872.
TATTERSALL,
Brown Stallion, l5i hands; foaled Aug. 3, 1867, by
Rysdyk's Hsmbletonian, dam by Daniel Lambert
(by Ethan Allen out Of Fannie Cook, by AbdallahG
I'd Dam Quskeress, by Young Emperor (hy Bridges
Emperor out Of Cherub. by ADD allahE Sd dam by Sir
Charles, thoroughbred son OF Duroc-will make the
season Of ls72 at Malvern Farms, Morrisville, La
noble County, VT, at $50 to insure.
DIAL.
Brown Stallion, l6 hands Foaled June |, 1863; by
Geo. NJ. Patchen out<of Quakeress pedigree aoove)
will make the season at same place at SIS to in
sure Mares kept at reasonable rates at owners risk.
ALM0N w. 6RlSW0LD.
For Circulars, and all matters pertaining to the
horses, address HHERY s. TowS, Superintendent,
Worthwhile, Vt. Nay is-wn
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~ 14hAA@s@ = = - 1ot XII 4 Biz
FOR COUGHS. COLDS z H0ARSESESS.
These TABLETS present the ACID De- Communion
with ether efficient remedies, ia popular fI-il .r
the Cure Of an THROAT a11 ~ Nu Diseases
HOARsEN ES5 8nd Iteration " tie
THROAT are Immediate relieves. and statements
arc constantly heinz seut b. che proprietor " re-;
CAUTION. p0n'c re- tece-vs- ny worth las --...
tati0us. Get Only Wells Carhll'r Tablets F-.sc
= cents per box JOHN o. hi lLuGs. D. r.att IT..
y. Sole Agent for .h. s SEMI f.- -s-,uf a-
May 27-fdEu4w
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Rev. Dr. R S Howard. late President Of Nor
witch University, has been invited to the rector
ate Of st. Paul's church, Windsor.-The RI
Rev. Dr. Doane. Bishop of the Diocese OF Al
bsuy, will make his Annual visitation Of ST.
Paul's church, Keeseville. Friday, June 2lst
On Sunday morning in Trinity church, Platts-
burgh. lie will oriAin to the Christian Priest
hood the Rev. Messrg Hopkins. Co.'s, and Hut
chins, Descons "A lsdy's diamond ring vas
lately given to the Secretary Of Foreign Mis-
sions and it will enrich a communion service,
for use in China The corner stone OF the
new St james church, Danbury, Conn, WAS
recently laid. by the rector, the Rev. DR.. HsW-
ley. formerly OF Arlington, Yt.-Tbe Rev. An
son R Graves, formerly of Rutland. having re-
turned from his continental tour, has accepted
the rectorthip Of 81 Luke's church, PlAtts-
mouth. Nebraska