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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03
Public Sehools.

EuIIDzs CTTEEEE-AE Tennessee =
9ust upoa the ere q an exFe-iMe1t IN
Puzzle Sehoo-s- perhaps q u0Dezse histo-
~ q the Public SehoGzs q rile city q
Asw Eork E-oasd Be Interesting % Tusur
FEa3erz- Thsr CRY has ore FREE college
= ward o. grammar schools. 70 priz5z-
" seho-als, and loe0lUrsd schools. The
yard sehools are divides into thrse de-
E.arEments-Isri1zzTy, male z1d EsmEle-
zno t1e otbers into EzVo- one Tor each
sex The bEEldinEs are Of brick nzszs-
fnly trimmed with freeztone 81 gran
ite- and are EmsnEsr TIE hzndsoznssst ia
the city They are eoDmoaiols and ia
every resFsct equal 20 the deuznd upoa
them The nOoI1s are large airy and
neat Tie b1ldiuEs are Well u-zrn8sd
s11 Tsltllzre1- az11 every care is taken
% render the pupils As comfortable zs
possible The number % rzzrhers 3 b.
tween $50 and 400 znl the number
Of children i sboRt $4,000. A 5anfsoz
resides IN each building and Is respon-
slhle for is examines and heaIthfnezs.
The course Of srudy L. most thorough
Pupils enter the primary classes and
EsEsz through THE Fariozls zT-uIiek o The
primary and grammar schools un-fl The
uourse + Finished Then the CoIlege q
fhe city q New YORK is epeBei = All
Who ssEe passed regularly and hon0rz-
BY t3lruuEh tie lower schools. sEhO de-
sire 30 enter IL In thfs Institution All
the branches o. 3 tdorsuEh and con-
Illste collegiate ooGrss are taught TIE
faellrT q compused % the most learned
men in the county The fnstfEzztiou
grants diplomas, conters degree and T.
entitled 70 and exercises al the priri-
leEes % 3 1rst-el1ss colleEe- The
whole system Is free % al the chIl6reu
o. the city whose parents choose %
avail themselves Of f. Books and ev-
eryfhlng needed are furni shea without
charge, and 10 pains are spzTe-s % reu-
Der ths course a. thoTough and b-nef-
cizl - possible ne pussil IL PAT % No
expense whatever, buE j. required q
u1zintain habits o. cleanliness and neat
ness The sexes are proF5Iiel E-irh sep
afZie apartments and enter the bufldfn z
by different doors The oest 70 the
city ~ this magnificent system q near
u three millions Of collars Annually.
EerT respectfully, Z " HoLr-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

As Gallzzin there were only fsfo cilsl-
era deaths Ga tie soxh and none GA the
L. lnsf- There have been ab0at loo
deaths altogether. q Wbieh number
about s. wers negros-
Az Cl4rksFiIls there has been several
fatal cases Of eAolerz norbls. bu. the
fsndeney Is 70 fax
Al Greeuvzlle tie epidemic has been
peculiarly severe al8 fzf4l. he town
s. alnoz 6eserred- one q the drug
stcrss and one q the undertakes shop
have closed and oaly four stores srs
open Tiere are only so people 81 tf-
toxin, mostly ps5r people and negroes-
Ex-Presis-11 Johnson has ben rTDuh-
led with his lowels. but i befzsr.
A. Shsibysille she disezse has been
bad and there hzs been several deaths,
but IL Is nov tbougbf % BE aha1ing--
Among the deazhs reported we notice
the nzlns Of the Es0z- Jas Mullins, E.eF-
tnze nollect1r far zhis district
ne disezse Vas reported a. FzFe1ss-
ViIle- bur lslsr aiFiees e0uzralief rkae ~
port We learn thzt lhe toE-n i almost
desertei. however. iu Elziciparion ~
rls advent q tie dread destroyer, y
whose hEnis they have suffered 80 ~
FerrIy e nlher times
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

The following Is the shortest and
most accurate mefhod o. computing in
tsresf known. and s worth preserviag.
Multiply the principal by the number
% days and diride-u ~ per eanz,
By 100; II a. 6 per cent. By 600. Il
a : per cent, BY s1ss; ifaf s per cent,
By AGO. IL az PEP cent, By 4,508s II
a. 10 per cent. by $3.50 q az II pr
cent, By 3, z73s II AZ u per cent BY g.
oeos II af Is per cent, 2-Ts9. II a. Is
per cent, - 2-57l; II a Is per cent. BY
2 go
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

Tuesday Neapais Appezl insor1ns
o. thzf fEs li1zle bogs Eent 70 Tlum
tAieke- ca suniizF. uzTro.ok heartily q
tie frlia- Esre raksn SEX and did G.
The roadside before they e0ald possibly
reach hoase. On ABosbsr OCCASION q
family of tive EssrsoAs, living SIX mIl=s
B0rrbeast Of The city, axe rzsnberrsss-
In tursnfy- fear hcazz az uers dad.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

The trial ~ Frnnk H. WLHoTth for
the murder % HE f.shsr . prugresEinx.
The defense VII plead insanity and also
atiempS % justly ne deed. ne letters
OF tiie aeeeaso1 70 his wife are ire vilesr
specimens % vulgar rIbaldrv ana low
ntnS piles isuarlitsuls Ne ever read -
he ae>erfed punishment. t.ut another
hand should have dealt ths hlou.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

he Ceuricr-Journzl says- Parson
BrownlpE SAYS he j. getting on 50 vel
thEt BE- hpE-ss, after his term ca the L.
= sssna-e srplrss- % re.uule the putsi-
czftu1 . ~ kngEvsile wing. TIE
g4rson WIl have - print the " hig on
eQuethiIsg iess eumhusEihle than paper.
rEo ysErs hsaoe . wiu likely - II .
hiKhls ezlorsc climate, where rsuer
VIII PCS very rzpialy mo Eshes-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03
Of NASHVILLE.

TIE SEET SESSION OF Tax COL
lcEe And FraFzratl-y neF1Ttzs1z1 crszs
So heF Isl. 1873 e-u1zEs e. 1ns @ e.
se1ae,s z-actiEe disrirLifs,, ra5z5t4rv
lzitioa TsE tarD 81 - Nzeks. as . as.
At'Hfsf Nesrs1Es flE- tzTuiste1 rac-ra a-.f
A2FEeo1's So 81 szsla rzrsssf sTns Aurfw
EEEBT SMITH,
s---t- CO. 81.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03
ChoIera "a NashrIIIe.

The ePs6easie IS stszdilY zhzting a.
Nashville and The run-zu-ags are be,z5n-
niEg 90 return he moTfuaTT reports
o. TIE SzsaViII- paper eNhfblF grzfi-
flying decrease n sl,s number % aeaths
from cholera fron day 70 dAy, bUt the
morality from OlhsT ezzsas Is sIiu YER
heavy, ftsDDEll H0l more - perhaps tizrl
Esszzl az tlis sezson- The ds11hs on
sunday Eere s.. - e8olerz and - fr0m
CHER eznses- On Monday thers we're
only l0.frum eholssa and - from Ozhs-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

jesse r Grant aafter % the PRES
dent, died g ilis rzssssnss IL CoFi1g-ou,
KY On ne zszh uls-. IN his slghfiefh
year a izzs as1zsk ~ Parzlysis. age
asa4 general debility me rsuss-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03
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sehssa . he FazlEtl1 nd 5 rra-s-ssss- e
- tie Sac . t1at IL grdizE-v r-oesss -
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= zewzpEP<z Fztilzhe1 3 - tswz aF Enr-as-
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tEs sd ~ 3 lEEr1z1 - arraEr h-sEs.-T.
zse % s1zzs sthzr zEtzEz ,lEE1zes q tts Fsass
- ny c-s-s n fezszk3. 90 EA4 EssA 1zT -
Jay. 1873, a11 Es1se Seiezze - s1sS 81
aEs-zsg Ez- e. Is I'll - rr,--zezzz Estk sr-
P4r.s- Gives zz4s- ny ks1z tbe SKI .szy
WI ABEESAzET.LR
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

a Wss1ingson Hand Press Ne 6,
made "a 1870. and ussa Two yzz-ihe
sans upOu ~hlsh this rzps- is noH
FEsniai, VII - sod eheap- Also s
fqsIat o. Long PrDeF, usd very III
de write, Il y0u Ea1.r a b1rgzin- L,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

New SIMMER suits q dark bsze Iinea
ARE making their zppear1nee. trimmed
Hirh 1-lts q dead hssiE linen, and 0rna-
ueuted Eith buf but=n1s enbroidered
Wirh blue
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

DIEDs-3sn- ScHs A. KESSEDT, in
New YORK CIV on tile 2arh o. june, Of
hezrt Eiseaze-
- rs als EEief s.l1ll $1,000 I've
-EF1fI-a as-sr lal11sslTE TELrz
EE1il-t-lsl u a. fkas ure can -1re-
IEr Praises AID ulr tlErs--
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

An erEeite in=arEnce agent sent abe
follqHiug 1lspEtch - q Hesleru cree
JUS amer tie boston 1re- -s0ur ucmpz-
ules all sound a. q nuf- Lnss wIl nul
exoeest SEQ .oI- Adrance rates = r.er
cent and - aaezd- Oar muzs1 g. sllIi
~ 81 fnrsan
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

Many Of the newspapers are discuss
mg The connundrum, '-nocs Gen Grant
drink COO much ~ aud the solution they
give conNlnccs US that Ga order ~ pre-
vent a whisky famine in ghis country
We nust 10 one 81 two thinSs-st2Tt
Soma new disillierlea or fore General
Grant 90 Join the sons Of pemperance.
- lpHnsr-geRfHal,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03
EHOzE rURcz.szss HzEzzE-
RR0RT or H CONDITION

National Bank OF Pulaski. at
Pulaski, In the state OF Ten
nessee, At Close Of Business.
june ID. 1873.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

Give man brains and rizies- ana he
4 king. Give a man br.irs ,--Ir5,,--s
riches, and he Is n slave. Give \ ~,
riches without brains. and he 8 : fs5I
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

C-ALA o LssL-esll-
CoEETT o. GELEsk
/ J. P Nay Cashier. q The Nz-
E1czzza Bank OF Pulzsk1- do sol-uEllF
swear tazE the above statement 4 trzls.
. the bes1 81 NJ kz0s lszisse and l-slief.
J. P NAY, Cashier
Subscribed and SEOrn 70 before Ne
this 5Szh day o. June 1S7S
il PEAECT- J P
CoEEECI-Az1asr-
JB- STACY,
BIZ CAETEE
JEo- P ELL
DfFscz0Es
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03


We haze 51zt ouens1 In CIR sae~zpr
and eeEl1sos1ious .sis5,r1s--r : -
sEd vsa selected sso.ck q ro1sss. eoS-
stepks AID Faaeg Drg Gooas
e1zhzacing s Eznzzo11e assortzent ~
L.1fies' Dress Goo9f, Rafs-Fef.e-
large supply OF F,zzsiEy
groceries 05sa Con7s effgaesT-
sss, Ia aNa Har1srars. Csff-
tsrg, GkGss asd Qaeeasar4r..
Aats GAd Cops, Boots aa7
Staess, ReaEgl- Made CIofkfsg.
ZezEs Furnishing Good
1ossergs 10FiOzs, .Ssz7., -
BrlaleE- H1Fasss.
and. IN f1es. eFersttiu- SszrsFf,- s.-n,7
= ne rEest Aousss- Al q rhiet ne
Propose g seu b
Cheap A. the Cheapest for Cash
or Good Barter.
Also Agenss for TIE ssIeoF
Yale ALIis C0rdage aad Yarns.
ana the eessb-sss1 tsraa.is a. r-1o-r
AIy White, Belle of RiehIansI
and Extra Fanaify Flour.
sL2nuEzetured b 1Ezss-z- N-F- s-..,sr.
= %, unszer tie Esezs11zl surssrs -. -
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as ue oWn 4he extensive tFi - -
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le1is . Eays ~ era s3sssrss...i =. - -
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%laiSn Ee VII sore essen 80 go.
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p'-oca1es fo- Eshieh We an - -
Aszess market 1siiees, Lszle. 49, -
q $50 l..-to1s 3 heat. tssrn A. 60
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

Or EaffeRaI Surserg RAvsles.
s.. e Essss u J. ". E-s - e
teEzEfnI ElLzserzzczs e-rrarsz - go
Brrths-s DEszssl- 6c1z1E- SIS s-sea-
dszzF eszzd iz ese1k- zisfg5-,sz. &z-sl.
Ask for Novelties Editions
Azzresz, ?. Z EETEES. - EruazEay,
SsE TsrEs AE1-t Ezr G1Fszisls CAszp Ez-
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

EEzE FuEzezsess = Ezls Tax g rz-e
C.11EzEy trE 6 Eszz e,a-aztr M E1z1l-
Fz1sE q - ee - WE ~ FTEIke.s
1er 1C6E s. hAeF gs<sl 50 raass
1- eS GEz- m $40 az-e -
p-eE 1llF zz-l.ezI zsllz-esz r7szlssr
IL t-zzH rsr9=as zsa - 1sE q hey WI
oe E-=TEr hz-zeE BerSls 5nllefs1e5 ID
SID sz-z-e ars regEaz1e1 - eazls for
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

STATE o. TEzzEEssKE.
CoCEET OF GuEsE
/, Scion =. Rose. President Of TIE
Giles NEEio2al Bank Pulaski Tenn. do
ssoleUnly swear thai the above szzre-
mEz- l. true, 70 The beSz Of nv knowI-
edge md belie1.
S-E- ROSE. Passf5saf.
S1tsEl5ed and sW0rn 20 before ne
this = Day q July, Isza
J L JONES.
J p y0r Giles c51zsy.
CozEECT-Afzest-
JAMS MCCAI1EM-
i. h ELL
JAEEs a SUITE
DEnss1orE.
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SEND FOR CATALOGUE

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NOVELTIES CHEAP HUSIC.
SoVsIlo's Glass, PS-z SozEs, e., 9 . Il ca
NoFsllcas CA-rzh Nzssz. = Il -
Novelties 0ct2Vs Edition Of Operas.
Prioss g q e, bozn5 n slssA- Eiii s5rss-
NsT6H6's 0otzFs E5iIiga Of OrzsYioS
Il pEPer. fro-z - us-zz . q. sla.h.
EiIh Eilr s3Ess- g. u 3 eseh-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-30
100000 ACRES.


UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co..
u tie GREAT PLATTE VALLEY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-30

A Russian baron, Won Merger. saw pair
Of - Siamese twin sisters at Cincinnati.
last wear. and fell very much in love with
one Of them. They are mulatto girls, join
ed together like the real Siamese fellows,
and are on the whole repulsive, but the
baron was 80 infatuated that he overlooked
all blemishes, made presents 10 the one he
iavored-he was Indifferent 10 the other
and got an engagement for them to EXHIBIT
themselves at Vienna. They rode out IN ms
carriage, and he has disguised ms friends
by prOclaiming his intention OF marry ing
half Of the twin exhibition.
An Arkansas huntsman named Sellers re
proved his dog, for some misdemeanorr, with
the butt of his gun. and the double load Of
bnckshot that was deposited IN his stomach
proved too much for his digestion.
An old codger in Hodgenville, ky;' Climb
ed O tree. tied grapevine around NJ neek
and to q limb, and then jumped. II n1e1
him.
The Jury in the case of Jennie Daily. the
queen Of the indianapolis c0urtesans, sal
all night before agreeing that the woman
kept an Objectionable house and should De
fined s.. The smallness Of the tne was pro
baby in consideration Of her poverty, a.
she j. only worth about $4,000.
London Is to have daily Chinese paper
The Japs have already got theirs IN opera
ton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-30

An old man sits in . worn arm chair,
White as sno v is his thin s0if hair,
Fu-rowsd his cheek by time and care,
And back and forth il swayss
There's far-aWav look in his DIN. dim eye
Which tells OF thoughts o. the long g0ne-ny-
For he SIS once more 'neJth q cioudless sky,
And in childhood Inerrily plays
He rests his cheek OF the head q his cane,
And happily smiling dreams over again
% that home the brook, the meadow, the lane
Dreams all with vision clear
Then childhood Yields unto manhood place,
And he looks once more 10 his bright bright ace
And down n the starry eyes he can trace
A love remembered and dear
Then he wakes and signs Il seems nui q s''-
Tina; comes To me nov ike golden Eleala
" the shi1nmering glow o. the sun ias' ne-'--'
But IT'S pleasau. 20 think . eI-
That youth was so sweet but nov p pa,
Those DAYS OF love were 100 preclo =. 49,
Bat over wonder their pleasures are CAST
And / an nearing the shore
He gliding OF in his little boat
DER the cam. stu water they peacefully hoat-
But echo fiill OF hrin-s D well-knoWn note
From the LAND be- mas lei behind
But time VII row back tor hln No more
And he gzzes away = thai other shore,
Ar Know ,rbs.- lie VOYAGE o. life shall be o'er
Thai his dream beyond be VII Ind
The seeds O.. youth which in youth we SOW,
Adowu through the Isles % the future WI grow
And shed on age q beautiful glow,
As they come IL memory CLEANS.
Loved faees III come u dImmln- sight
Sweet words WI echo n cay-dreams bright,
And circle old age with their halos o. light
A. they Iuiuzle il beautiful dreams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-30
OVER THE LAKE.

The law firm Of Waldo, Toby &
Beckwith, of Port Henry mas been
dissolved. Mr.. Beckwith retiring from the
firm. He i to open a law office at Port
Henry.
The next annual fair of the Essex County
Agricultural Society viii be held at West
port, sept 9th, 10th ana 18th.
Plattsburg l. in debt actually and condi-
tionally S205. 600, having already paid over
;s3s 600 on the railroad bonds issued to build
the road TO Point Of Rocks. The indebted
ness Of the town i more than II per cent.
Of the assessed value Of the real and per-
s0nal property OF the whole town But the
village must pay about two-thirds of the
whole Indebtedness of the town and the
SleO, 600 debt for the water works. making
the village Indebtedness AID liability ever
20 per cent. OF the assessed value Of the
village.
The quantity Of freight shipped to Port
Henry since the opening Of navigation is
unprecedented in the history Of the place.
and 50 heavily laden are the boats that they
arrive behind their regular time
H. R. Campbell and Mark Williams. mi
ners, were seriously injured at Hammond :
mine, Crown Point, on Saturday last. They
were drilling out z hole that had missed
fire, when il exploded. Williams lost a
hand and probably one eye. besides other
injuries. Campbell, besides a severe hurt
in one leg, was seriously injured about the
eyes, and was brought to Rutland and
placed under the care of DR.. 5. W. Smyth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-30

man soldier. and ifthe organization Is made
TO serve any merely personal spite or ambi-
ton. any sectional meanness, or any partl-
-an purpose, during the next year, Ii Will
be in spite of his example and against ms
counsel His associate volunteers and TEL
low citizens Of Worcester offered their con
ordinations upon the compliment OF his
election in a popular gathering, with sere-
made and speech, on Saturday night, to
which he replied with that felicity OF
thought and sound, which he allows the
public only too rarely to enjoy .-Spr7Hqf'std
Pep7fbkoqU
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-30

The 81. Louis Board or Trade recently passed
series OF resolutions express M the opinion Thar
THIS WILL BECOME ONE OF TIE EEsT PAYING LINES
LEADING OFT OF -. LOUIS c0u-rItull-.u- the
stockholders on the ' HoSuEABLE AND AELF NAN
AGFlrENI OF rHF PROPERTY. expressing the be- Iol
that rHL SECURITY uFFEHEn nN THE ruNSuLrnA IT'D
MORTGAGE BONDS To IRE AMOUNT OF So ldu PER
MILE Is GOOD. AND RECOMMENDING THEM
WITHOUT HESITATION AS AN INV ESTMENT
To CAPITALISTS. EuTH At H0NE AND ABROAD.
We unhesitatinsly recommend these Bonds ss an
uneXcept enable Railway Security. ~
Pull particulars furnished. upon auul cat 70 Or
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THE CLIMATE.


SACRAMENTO. May ON.
! found the journey from Chicago. in
stead Of g long, lonesome ride, q very pleas
ant one. Il was very cold weather al the
way through The last morning we were
in region where the thermometer marked
- below Before noon we entered green
fields where perpetual summer reigns.
The change was 50 sudden and 50 great
that it seemed 10 me that it could not last,
but It hes listed. / have seen a white frost
twice since came here, but no rain. Steady,
calm. sunny days with moonlight OF star
light nights follow each other in contlnu-
Gus succession. The atmosphere Is dry and
pure Colds, pneumonia, &c, are unknown,
OF any other disease common IL the East
caused by climatic changes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-30

District l.l.- OEI-l NTEa LEatlIrf ..-. Bonds
a-. collect tne coupons without
s--re al 81 Iuuel cash al sales SEM -.r N-- -..
THE Law OF MUNICIPAL BONDS
Just pub- she'd tE orr -el---. should i- n --e a.-
o. Oh -1ta-e=tel -a -l.- Glass .. sec--t.--
volumes Pic. sI. ~ A. CuLiA co..
Ni.E D.. ----Ulu ll.5-.. N.H -a.
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Letter frOu California.

We are permitted to publish the follow
ing interesting extracts from 4 letter OF our
former townsman H. L. Story NOW sQiourn-
ing in California for his health) to ms
father-in-law. Dea Z. A. Fuller of this city.
We are glad 10 know that Mr.. Story health
Is greatly improved.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-30

rINiiIS IS 70 certify that have this day given my
Il son, Michael Dickson, his time during the re-
meinder Of his minority. shall claim none OF his
earnings pay any debts Of his contracting after
this date. JOHN DICKSON.
South Burlington, May 81, Is73.-i7Tsw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-30

GIN. DEyENs.-The favorable impression
which Gen. Devens's addresses and presence
made upon the retired soldiers at their re-
union IN New Haven, last week, found a
national result in his choice as commander
in-chief OF their organization of the Grand
Army OF the Republic, in succession to Gen,
Burnside. BE ills ones ideal ofthe gentle /
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-30
THOMsOy'S PATENT
GIOIE-FITTING CORSETS
BECAUSE

. Why do they constantly
increase in fsvor every
: trHera
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SPECTACLEs !
NOTIl L.

NOTICE.
I FRE1IAU has moved into his New Store on
l.. the East side Of Church ST., four doors north
o. Stanton House, and is ready % do in the usual
wgrkmanlike manner, all kinds o! Repairing OF
Watches, Clocks Jewelry. etc. He viii also keen
for sale variety OF Watches, Clocks, Chains Gold
and Silver Rings, Spectacles etc.
Mr.. Fireman. i very thankful for past favors. and
hopes 10 merit the continuance and Increase Of uu
lie patronage.
Watch work most faithfully attended to.
Dec il-wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-05-30

ue--su-r-crs -- GENTS furnishing GOODS
AtSo. 81 MAIN ST. OPPOSITE CITY HALL.
Apr 14-d&wtf
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ASHLANDER

WILL stand for the improvement OF stock the
w coming season at the stable OF the subscriber
in Shelhurn, VT. and also saturdays in Charlotte
Terms SIS by the season u be paid at first service
or s25 to insure. Insurance money u be refunded
II mare proves without fosl. The stallion Aslander
is rosewood bay, foaled Aug. lS6S- - hands -
FOR style and action. Ped gree Sired by Ashland,
by Membrin0 Chief by Membrino Paymaster by
hembrino, by imported Messenger. Dam, ''Mollie''
by Abdallah Chief, by Abdallah, by Membrino by
imported Messenger. ''MOllieis" dam is also Mess
enger. Wallaee's Sind Book says OF Messenger,
This is Of the most successful stations ever
brought into America" b. T. VAN VLIET.
shelburn, April 70, 1873.
26apr fd2tawkwts
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Don't coufouna the name with thar or any spurious
article forced upon the uuarEa' hs other parties.
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NOTICI

TO BUTTER MAKERS.
/ HAVE PATENTED MILK PAN AND
Il COOLER, and placed one in operation at n
b. MILLER's, in Shelburn. VI AL persons wishing
70 the pan in operation can do 50 BY calling At
Miller's. who VIII show the same
II. MESSENGER
May l6- dltawAw2w Massena NY