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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-07-11
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE
Real Estate.

FINHE subscriber offers for sale the Real Estate be-
i longing to the Estate Of CALVIN BUCKLIN, late
of Halifax VI, deceased situated in said Halifax,
"Read Hollow so called, and about II miles
from Brattleboro, and consisting Of the following
farms, to witt
The "home farm" containing nearly 800 acres of
land suitably divided into moving and pasturing
with about so acres Of woodland. Suitable buildings
conveniently arranged, with running water at both
house and barns Large orchard with great variety of
apples together with peaches and pears Also maple
sugar orchard of about 1900 trees School house with
in about 100 rods Of the buildings said farm. The
above described farm is Of the hest and most pro-
ductiye in the town of Halifax.
Also the "Roherts farm" adjoining the above de-
sorbed premises containing 100 of land suitably
divided, with convenient buildings wen watered.
Large apple orchard aud maple sugar orchard Of 400
trees. School house standing on the premises.
Also the "Niles" OF "Newvill" farm adjoining said
"home farm" eontainingl5O acres suitably divided,
convenient buildings, running water, aud large
orchard.
Also lG7 Of pasture and timber land adjoining
said home farm" and the south side O: the brook
which runs through said "Read Hollow" All or
either of the farms above described will be sold at
bargain.
Parties be shown over the premises by calling
upon A. a, YFAw at said home farm. For terms, &c,
inquire OF STEPHEN NILES at said Halifax Of the
subscriber at Wilmington, VT
4. 4. BUTTERFIELD,
Wilmington, Vt, May LIST, 1873 the
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
District OF Vermont, IS.

rINHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his APP
Il pointment as Assignee Of SYLYANUs CLARK Of
Wilmington, in the County Of Windham and State Of
Vermont, within said District who has been ahjudged
a Bankrupt on Creditors Petition by the District
Court Of said District.
o. L. BUTTRRFIELD, Assignee.
wilmington, VT, June 18th, 1873. 9w2T
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VALUABLE
PROPERTY FOR SALE !
THE BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD AND FARM, RE
GENTLY OCCUPIED by Essex ATWOOD, ESQ,
NOW DECEASED, AND FORMERLY KNOWN
AS THE ''RANNEY PLACE" Is OFFERED
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

rI1HIS property is situated the pleasant village
of Drattleboro, Vt, and is but half mile distant
from Churches, Schools, Z. o., &c. II consists Of q
eommodious House, recently and Thoroughly repaired
good Barn, and other outbuildings; and farm Of
about fifty acres Of land well watered and stocked
with variety of trees for fruit and shade.
Near the ,use are two Mineral Springs, which,
oording TO analysis made by Professor Cassel of
cleveland Medical College, fully equal in value TO
most Of the celebrated medicinal springs in the
Try. To persons living in the city, and to those who
Fish to keep Summer boarders, this is good uppor-
mnity for Investment.
For further information, inquire of DIR. j. II.
SrEDMAN, West Brattleboro' or of A. II. PORTER,
Esq, 95 Wall Street, New York. tf26
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Marrfa0ea.
Deaths.

THoMPSoN.-In Guiford, July 7, of typhoid fever,
Fred Thompson, aged As years. Deceased served in
the war as fer of Co. b, 10th Regt VI. vols and
known as 1.-THE Ave mile fifer."
HoRTON.-In Brattleboro, July 7, jonathan Hor-
ton, aged SO years.
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ZtgaI Notifies.
CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, IS.

~ Bythe Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of ALBERT
II. PIKE, late Of Nottingham, in said District de-
ceased, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of the account Of T. n. WHEEL
Err, Administrator upon said Estate, and decree dis
rbution thereof to the persons entitled at the session
the last Thursday Of August, A. d. 1879 when and
where you may be heard in the premises, II you see
cause. ASA KEYES, Register.
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For Sale.
Dare CHAMELEON SALE.
FOR SALE On TO LET.
THE CARRIAGE FACTORY

INORMERIY occupied BY 8. Il +. DOYLsToN, for
A. manufacturing Children's Carriages situated at
Green River, w. Good buildings with Thrly-Horse
Water Power, Blacksmiths Shop, Dry House, good
st am Box &C.
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rs the greatest medical compound known to the
world, for the Of all the external diseases Of
man beast. There is pain but 1t will relieve
No swelling II will not subdue. No lameness from
sprans and bruises but will 1t has made
OF rheumatism Neuralgia Headache, Burns, SpTains
Bruises, &C., upon persons And bad Sprains, Bruis
es Strained leaders, Calls, Ringbones, Spayins, &c.
best medical profession and the power Of the most
popular advertised remedies. When used according
to direction 1t will remove those blemishes which
njGre hne stock without leaving scar. Every fami-
y should keep bottle In the house In of accident
II will many an hour of pain and sickness. No
horseman can afford to be without bottle in the
stable. Fifty dollars has often been added TO the
value Of the horse by the of bottle. Ask your
Druggist for 1t. -
WALTER ELMER,
Pittsfeld, Mass,
Agent for the New England States,
To whom all orders should be addressed. 3ml9
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STATE OF VERMONT.
wndham County, SIS.
Office of he County Clerk.

WRIGHT N. WOODWARD of Rockin CHAM, hay-
w ing petitoned the county Court next to be held
at Newfane in and Tor said County, the second
Tuesday of September, 1873, for divorce from his
wife, FRANCES NJ. WOODWARD, setting forth his
marriage to said Frances, then Frances M. Barnes,
on the 18th of November, 1885, and that she wfnly
deserted him the 9th day of March, A. d. 1866,
and has been absent and unheard of since that time
And appearing that said Frances NJ resides and ia
without this State-It is therefore ordered that she
be notified Of the pendency OF this said petition and
to appear and answer the at said term of Court
by publishing the foregoing substance Of said petition
with this order, three successive weeks in The YER
mont Phoenix, newspaper published at Brattleboro,
the last of which shall be not lers than six weeks be-
fore saa term of said Court.
Dated at'Brattleboro, in said County, this 9TH day of
July, A. d. 1873.
II. TYLER, Clerk.
CHAS. N. DAVENPORT, Atty. 20
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STATE OF VERMONT.

windham County Court, April Term, 1873
COON, CROKER Il HOBART " MOREY 4 BUIe
LOCK.
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Post oaice address, Brattleboro, Vt.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-03-01
Don't Burn TO Cure Lnmpas.

l. ha. long been a custom with backsmths
10 burn a horses mOuthwith a red-hOt iron to
cure u disease called "lampas.' II is IA cruel
and Useless practice, aS will be seen from the
following opinion of an eminent veterinary sur
econ:
The symptoms Of this imaginary disease
are, the horse quits his hay, or refuses his
food. 1t l. most common in young horses; the
groom look, into the mouth of the animal, and
ncrcciving the bars to be almost on "A level with
The incisor teeth, lie pronounces his charge to
nave lampas, ar4 takes the poor creature to
be- burnt within it, nouth accordingly.
Il j. true that ;hc animal has recovered its
appetite by The time the effect Of the burn has
passed away, but ~ it would have done had no
not iron been cruelty employed. The fact is,
tAg young animal j. then cuttinga molar tooth
IN! n day or two having elapsed, all the fever
and pain occa,ioncd by the process would have
been over. No man should allow his horse 10 be
hurnr for the lampa, Il i a tnrturing, an idle
AM "a Wanton operation, and tends rather TO do
more harm than good
II IN old horse bc reported - having the
lampa>, examine his mouth, and something
may b. found wrong with his grinders, or, to u
certainty. the cause j, to 6r sought in another
part ( the body than the roof of the mouth
J. i sometimes indicative of di>ordcret
stomach
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-03-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Coffee Plant.

The coffee plant or tree is indigenous TO
Southern AbysSinia; but il derives its name
from, kaiia, IN Eastern Africa, where il grows
wild. II has grown wild in Ethiopia from
time immemOria!, whence it gradually found
It's way over the Eastern lands. 1t was used as
medicine in Persia, and was carried thence
(ab0ut the fifteenth century of our era by Der
Nishe, TO Mecca, where il was used rs a bever-
age, and soon became so popular that il be-
came the tavoritc drink of the followers of Ma
homet, and appears to have been used by them
- a substitute for wine. Its cultivation is
widely ditfuscd over the tropics. 1t is grown
in the West India Islands, in the Provinces of
Central America, Peru, Cayenne, Bolivia and
Brazil, which is the greatest market in all. 1t
j. likewise spread over Arabia, the western
coast of Africa, Ceylon, Sumatra, Bourbon,
Mauritus Java and some of the Pacific islands
The coffee plant bears the extremes of climate
well. 1t grows on the level OF the sea- and is
cultivated, 5000 feet above the sea. IT is now
an a>certaincd fact that much of the far-tamed
Mocha coffee is produced in the East Indies
and shipped To Mocha, and no inconsiderablc
portion also comes from the low-land Of Katfa
and Enarea, in Africa The excellence of Mo.
cha coffee appears 10 consist more in the name
and method of cutting than any other cause
y coffee field in full bloom is said to be the
most beautiful sights in the world, and travel
crs say that it Is worth Il voyage to Java or
CcylOn 10 inhale the delicious fragrance of the
arcin the coffee Coffee was first regularly
introduced in England about the middle of the
seventeenth century. About 4 hundred years
ago New York coffee houses were the places OF
principal resort for merchants, and the scenes
OF many heavy mercantile transactions and
auction sales. They held their own until they
were practically merged in the more preten
tiou, hotels, The American people are lis
greatest consumers; and after them the French
and English
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-03-01
\ Good Hog.

- thc convention of swine breeders, held in
lndianapoli- last week. the following was re-
roricl by u committee and adopted, a> 10 what
constitutes most perfect hog for the consumer
and r,iscr:
Itmu>t have small, short head; heavy jowl;
,hor; lhick neck car, small, thin, and toera-
hlv erect, hut not Objectionable if slightly
i,oopin. forward: bottom straight from neck
80 flank, and well down To knees in brsket: OF
good length from head to tail, on the back,
broad; rib. rather barrcl.shapcd, and must be
slightly curved in the back from the shoulder
80 the setting on of the tail; the tail small: the
ham long from the hook to letting OF at the
oia and broad and full shoulder, not too large,
but enough 10 give symmetry To the aniamal ;
'ho hair smooth and evenly set on; skin soft
anl elastic ~ the touch; legs short and small,
and veil set under, and space between broad
good depth between bottom and top; good,
uuic, disposition; weigh not 10 exceed from
three to four hundred pounds gross AT twelve
"a eighteen months Such hog should meas
urr a. many feet from the top of the head Ia
The raot Of the tail rs he does around the body
und will measure IL many inches around III,
leg below the knee ~ he does in feet around
the body, and The depth of the body will be
lYdr.filth> Of the height.
The following scale of points was adopted
Toy Judging swine:
short ribs :; shoulder, :; ham, l2 length
Of body, q; twist, 6; snout, ! iowl, 3; faces
~ar =; neck 4; belly, 1; skin, ): hair, B: bone
.; legs, ,; feet, ,; tail, !; total, representa-.
perfection 100
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-03-01

vi whereas jsss 2 OK; aaa t Aoa + n; Vie : os
IL: s S,sy Z Isao III
as IN block s's Five IN e hsi
0i .s II ,tpa e, o0g9E s.e @ S 9 no' Of
certain promlssory date said mortgage for
the hve hundred dollars. executed bt sad john B.
Jscx.on one year .fier the date OF SAID note and if no
per- cent sf ae H." f s ''s
Ana ~erea. ~ i . n ana a. & oy SAID MoT'S"s ed prGy6ea
note o, any part thereof according to The tenor and eecs
thereof tie SAID Of the second part his legal rep,.en.
aivs attorney. after having advertised snch sale sixty
days newspaper published IA La sale county Illinois,
s S;E sa S''s s ass he N Ai
premises any part thereo! ana all rgh. and equity Of
ecsor. adnip.rators a,s.n, therein public vendus
70 the highest bidder Tor cash al Seneca L. Sale connty L.
linois At the time appointed in such advertisement or may
adjourn the sale from time to time a. discretion and uPoa
Es r.pr-.esisvr shah execute and deliver the pnrcha.
n apply s aes sale Isl,
Of ns and an ana s S d due o
note 81 rendering the oyerus any to Tie SAD parties
wAsh .:d moTix.ss DE! Was aaly E.cGrasl in The r:
!ecorde. ccs Of Livingston county stat. Of Illinois IL
qHs . Ss s hal @ ID M
said note and there nov OF said note due and unpaid the
twenty Gird day October u 1871, and payable TO said
Vow. therefore. l. +. J,cS>oH. the ad 7rga:Se. py
virtue Of tse power OF sale in sad mort:ae c9nS4ei d{
ma ~ se ep oc in he soennon OF OF ~. .,t , nsnon.
day. al The east door Of III. o';s .; A. JAsS'on C3 !,
public v.ndae the said Lot number rwsn,y.x IN Blocs
nsmber Five " The or!!na rowG OF Dwi+ht. lylns,oI
and a!l -qniy Of redemption OF snd John nA> "a An,
rr,sSs the money viii, With t. nav s debt ali Rtr IS,
coo, and s,pense. 10 The day o! sale ,,,, ,,,,..o>
| Nay SipnrR, Attorneys. fee.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-03-01
Combination Against Farmers.

in paper on combinations for controlling
uriccs, which was read by Mr. L. ID. Curtis Of
the Utica Wrra'f, before the New York Dairy.
mems Association, he SAYS:
Agriculture is kept waiting by it, like a
iatscr at the back door. while commerce man.
Ttac;urcs and all the royal interests ~ the capi.
'al;S's ana spectators ar" admitted in front,
and receive ehScquious attention. The produc.
In. Classcs-,M,ong whom the farmers are fore.
mo,t-pay, directly and indirectly, all the taxes
AMI receive the least consideration. Still for
hi, the farmers ar" 'hcmSclvc, largely To blame.
They have not pushed their claims. m' have
pl,daca on patiently nj home, and accented
whatever was offered them. They have not
.ccn ihrWUgh all the tricks of the nonprOduc.
jn- classes. ana now they are wondering If
farming pays" u do's pay. hut not in proper.
tiHn 70 Other callngS, many of which are paid
10, well, and NJ the farmers expense. Farming
!. r,hh"l hy himh rates of interest, cNior,ionate
rates of freight. enormous profits IN tools. ma
ciin"ry and manufactures, hv commissions,
and in thOusanj, anal one Other ways. through
'h"t'iekS of agents and importers. While 1t
gives employment 10 fully on".haf our indus.
trial populations It fixes neither the prices of
WHIT i, sells or buys Tradcsmcn, mechanics,
and SHccnlu'ors FIX these prices. Is /: any
wonder '',a' the farmer does not wcl the best OF
IA" htrga'n unil"r such aSvS'cm9 supply anI
d'mH1d r"rnla'' prices ot farm products to
slm" extent. ha' tn price. Of farm tools. mnnu.
N"n"e' minsins AMI III" lik' ~" regulated by
combinations, directly and indirectly.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-03-01
ieOlj-SW

NO1>lCE.-FsrArE OF NAPOLEON DE.uBIgS, DECD.
~ Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned aEinisa
N the Of Napoleon DeiuDen ate o! the county
La Sale and state OF Illinois deceased Will appear before the
County Court Of s, county the third Monday tOein. the
2ls' day Of April d. 1915. al the Court House IN ~
said UNITY when and where all persons having aims
demands against said notified attend Aid
the "a In writing for adjustment.
Dated This l2th day o; February 4. y. ls,3 ~
ELIZABETH BEACDlEN
fcblSSv Administrative.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-03-01

NOrTICE.-EsTATEo OF VALENTINE DoLDyR. DECD
~ Notice is hereby gyen tina. ile uaiessped executor
Of the last will and testament of Valentine Doder ate Of the
county Of La Sale and State o Illinois decreased. VIII appear
before the County Court OF said county the third Monday
(eing the 2lt day pr 1873 q! the Court House In
ottawa in said county when and where all person. havIy
claim. demands a.anst said notified
and present the same In wrltIn. tor adjustment
Dated this idih day OF February 4. D. lst3. $500
WILLIAM SLY.
ieOlj-5w Executor.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-03-01

E.-ESrArros WILLIAM nouGAN, DEcEAskb.
Nelcs ID hereby given, that tne undersigned. executor
vr the last will Au William Dprgsu, se 1t the
county OF la Sale aud state Of aos a-c-s,c VI appear
Court of sad IN. third Monday
(hiny the n ~, March $50. the oIrt House In OF
taws Ia said crlay. ~h.a ana Sh.s all p'rspns having
caius demands sas said estate srs notified 10 aent
present ~. n ~rI:lnS i,r adjustment.
Dstsd this alst day 81 January =. D lS.;.
WILLIAM NCNEN.
l.l;-sw Executor.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-03-01
STATE OF ILLINOIS, La sALLR Co-ss
- IN the Cacah Court t<1eOt Wiy Term D.. ls,3I

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La SALE Co.'S.
h, the CTcaH Court n,eQ to Xry Term A. D. ls,S-In
CHIIhCeTy.
Mary \. Reedy Jesse Reedy.
II appearln. from affidavit He In the Office OF the
clerk Of .ad court that said defendant Jesse eedy
resident of raid state and said planant having fled
her bill OF complaint in sad court. the chancey side
thereof, the lh day OF February 1873 herein. and
summons having been issued thereon according 10 law
Notice therefore, Is hereby TO said defendant Jesse
R-edy that unless you shall personally be and appear be-
fore sad conr at said term thereof TO be held a. the Court
House In Ottawa In said county the second Monday o!
May next 1873. (when and where said summons
rctrnabe and plead answer demur except to said BILL
the will be taken tor Confessed against and the mat
ters and things therein ed Tor decreei accordingly
CHAHLES II. HOOK, Clerk.
MAYO L. WIDNZg. Solicitors ebl5-tw
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-03-01
Negai.

NORT(;AG r SALE OF REAL Estate
under hand. and seals and deliver to the undersigned,
elia Mag the of herself and tbs heirs OF AeNen
Ss5 Sss " M.S deed Of date Il
Ncumayer his WIFE, bsrsained sod and convey 10 the
undersigned ana her hers executors, administrators and
eel Of land situate n the county La sale and OF
Lot SnSer one In Beck *, THmSer S in
certain promissory note, bearing even date with said
cG,e Sy SAID weSdeIn Sea1aysr ana made paysSeSo the
order q said Della Mag ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate OF
Aud whereas Is In and by said mo.a.e deed provided
a In case Of defanlt in the payment Of said
Meeof the said party OF the second part her legal repre-
sixty days IN newspaper published in Ottawa. Illinois
ny posting up written or printed notices n four places In
said premises or any part thereof and all right and equity
ci nG ss 81 ns
c Sendse to The haes, bidder for cash at The south door
ed such advertisement adjourn the sale from time
to time At discretion and upon making sue sale as the at
therein constituted revocsbe or In the name Of the said
eeue and ye to the Purchaser s for the
aEce In fee OF tha premises sod and shall apply the pro-
ns selling s and a. Including attorneys
fees and second the amount due on said note third rem
derns the ovepus, any, 10 the said party OF the ars.
psWssi; pWi;,c, .,a ,,..s ooo, onv ,scor,s, :, ~. rs
corder ONCE OF La Sale county, state OF Illinois, In Book
And whereas default been made In the full
$3 and payable 70 the said Della Magtll. Administrative
aforesaid;
Now, therefore l, the said Della Mag, ADMINISTRATIVE
&C. mortgage by virtue OF the power Of sale In said mort
gage deed contained hereby give public no'ice that
shall. the twenty ninth day OF April Is;3 at ter
O'Clock In the forenoon OF said last mentioned day. The
south door of the Court House In Ottawa La sale county
Illinois, offer for sale and sell at public yendue the said Lo
Number 9ne, in Block Number Six. In Norris Addition &c
Ottawa In said county and state the morgaged premises
den Sea@aysr AxaEa Seamsyer er heirs fa1 or
signs therein for the purpose OF realizing the viii
which pay said debt and interest and expenses
the day OF sale. and will fully execute the powers In
deed contained with reference premises sole
and the application OF the money which shall be received
from such sale.
Dated Ottawa, February 18Th, ls,3
DELLA MAGIIL
ieb.2- Admnistratrix &C.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-03-01

California farmers arr already engaged in
~" culture oi coffee, opium cocoa md tea, the
.row'h "l silk. sheep AMI cattle raising, and
wheat; and now they arr br~innint to plant
r't'nn--nn experiment that will hc watched by
c"r"v onc with much interest.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-03-01

MiN clvr"rirc with vour harness oil and 1t
will keen ira'i"r Snt and plirhlr. Ammo.
- nl"rnT" ~ .'ah''. go 'nN'hn" "vnNs',l ="
+ ion 'o"" ,n". .w'k m, '"t,r.. i.ce ii
counler.cts its effects.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs;
stati.nsry-J. @. Burrow.
Legal NVtice-Geo. G. Phelps.


we did not see drunken man during the
entire day at wateryille on the 4th.
Those desiring good pasture for horses or
cattle can be accommodated by calling on O. Il.
KREPs.
Mr.. MUELLER has presented to the Consti-
tutional Convention petition 260 feet long,
against the license system.
-FRED. LIB, German butcher Of ElmOre,
hung himself on the Goth ult. Family difficult
ties and whisky are responsible for 1t.
The Myers Cadets of Toledo entertained
the people and in return were highly entertain
ed by the people, at Adrian, Mich, on the 4lh.
There is no tidiugs MS yet of the span Of
horses stolen from Mr. Ross. Is it not about
time to organize Committe with the prefix
Vigilance?
Parties are laying out new town on the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, in Henry county,
about twenty miles east of Defiance. Tie name
Of the new "burg" is Bolton.
-LKMING HoLLiSoER had two fingers and
a thumb taken of the right hand by the bits
of a planning machine, iu oRME's sash fncto'
ry, at Bowling Green on Thursday of last
week.
Ottawa, Putnam county, has got an eye to
business. To secure fair share Of the emigra-
ton aocking to the Republic of North America
they appeal to a national pride by selling two
glasses of beer for Ave cent nickle.
Our correspondents have done well their
d, IL ri abb ba in
terestng: for which they have our thanks. We
regret that we are compelled to defer until
next week another interesting letter from Free.
port.
The 4th was not spent in Psrrysburg in a
manner credimble to the Benzineiss, or to
the authorities. And what was more discred =
table was, that drunkenness and disordery
conduct was allowed to extend through Satur-
day and Sunday, without any arrests.
The st. Georges Society of Toledo have
a pi,-nic aud excursion to this place in contem-
plation. 1t is their desire to have full repre-
sentation of Engshmen frem this place in at
tendance upon that occasion. Notice will be
given when arrangements are perfected.
BY request we publish elsewhere n call
for Temperance Convention to assemble at
Tontogany to put in nomination county off 'crs.
While we have no war to wage on Temper
auce people, we may differ. with some of them
as to the best means Of advancing the cause.
The street sprinkler is a success between
Natures showers. The atmosphere is kept
purer, the business and dwelling houses will
be amply repaid the expense in the saving of
goods aud furniture, and the corner and store
box statuary are spared the wear and tear oil
muscle in winking or busting their pants.
We learn from one of our exchanges that
letter bearing the following inscription passed
through the mail on the Wabash road a few
days since:
Through the sunshine, through the rain,
Send this letter by the astern train,
At Leroy, New York, be sure to leave It,
And Charles NJ. Augur will receive it,"