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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
|O11iSyaWe.

We had the pleasure of witnessing
} play of Our American Cousin" by
J Morristown Dramatic Club, and it was
Measure. indeed, for it is seldom that
pa'uer acting is so well done. There is
need of particularizing, All did well,
We hope the club will make our vii
ke visit.
IA. G, West is building now tin and
fdware store near the one he lately oc-
pied for that purpose.
Earle starts his paper to-day.
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S1ore

Stone.
"A special town meeting vas held in
Store last Saturday for the purpose Of
resembling the vote taken at the annual
meeting. topay Asa and George Raymond
$500, each provided they Would settle up
a matter where they were indebted 10 the
town on a collectors bond. The parties
having availei themselves ofihe vote, the
,owu voted to rsIer the subjec, to Com
miitee Of three who are TO get the hest
legal advice they eau, aud roper, at an
adjourned meeting May 81, DaneilWait,
Chas Hodge aud John " Smith we're ap-
pointed a. the Committee
After the articles in he warning had
been disposed Of Capt. Na,haa Robinson,
an aged aud much respected citizen, was
called upou to relate some Incidents con
nectsd With the early history Ofthe town
aud he entertained the meeting for over
half an hour. The Captain has promised
a copy Tor publication with several addi-
tiousl incidents or we would give ar alb
Sraci f,lm the minutes which We tcok at
the time.
Hon Geo. wilkins is max NJ quite an
addition to the barn connected with his
residence. aud will ct it up in a manner
to compare with his love and admiration
for good hor,es. He has purchased a gold
plated copper weather.vane at an ex-
) Pc"se of nearly $500 90. The figure is
horse in motion, and four feet 10 l,ugth.
-Brurc 4 Ladd have been awarded
the contract for carrying the Waterbury
mail at ss50.00 per auum. They have
also got the contract from lrasburgh 10
Wolcott aud some other routes at good
prices, and came within So of getting the
route between Newport and johnson, -
Hiram Hill, bidding that amount lower
" They having been the contractors in thi:
last named route for the past eight years
could have had it again at Hin S figures j
they had wanted 1t. These gentlemen
have recently purchased in Boston thirtecI
horses, years old and raised in Iowa, oil
farm devoted exclusively to the raisiu,
of horses Six of them, ponies" so called
n with au average weight of ll00 pound
e each, gray and well matched are to b.
Is placed OF the Waterbury coach. A rid
l. after this team can but be pleasant, 70
). b. & l.. have the best of coaches, an
e. Geo. Beals can handle the, ribbons
}. Just right.
= John Straw can make good chair
l. and seiteos, and of this more than on
II can testify to,
= Charlie Albright the cornetlst, il
tends to 90 west and avail himself of tn
'' homestead act. We are sorry to lose 5
)" good musici an from the County, and "
y fear the sweet strains that fall from hi
;" cornet viii haze but few appreciativ
= hearers on the wild praries whittier b
goes.
ID The village graded school distric
d voted a salary of $40 to Rev b. +. Pc
At kins, chairman of The prudential Con
1t nittee for the coming school year.
e The Misses Bridgman of Hardwic
g. ectured at the Town Hall Tuesday al
le "Wednesday evenings. the first event
II the them was VINO shall represent us
" or "Woman's Rights" The subject WI
k handled and delivered in becoming maj
OF ner. 1t WAS followed by a song entitle
+ - The Fatherhood OF God and the Brotl
IN erhood of Wednesday eve W,
G. occupied by Lecture on Temperance
'r select rea ings and srRgs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
100000 AcREsI
CHEAP FARMsi
The s.shpsu Laud IN ruarisi fsr ale ~ ne
uNtoN p,rtFtr nauRoap COMPANY

The sAshptu Land On nzTist far sale ~ ne
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
10 fhe Grent Fiatiq Naiicy.
500 tao ACREs N CENTRAL NEBRASKA
Nua &C. faIu H iFariF n afg arrrs ald Hafat %
flFu and Tee lcaHs CTldit a. Pei celt NJ al-
Nauca lutrfaft Ftlar
MID anl asalthiul cllmaits lsrtise aaiis a14
ahuudanur q -sIsaa Hairf.
TIE best Naftrt 10 re utsti Tie grcai laining
re-iuuH ~ n FtaIlEH. Gnipfado, I tsh ana Nst ada
hsug suppIiea ~ tbs laElnefs iu ilsflAiif VALLEY
soLpIEas EsuILsr 80 HeNrsisAp % ifo aoHfs.
THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR c0LoNIEs.-
Frse hstnrs &c "a Nilious of Aefss v ehoioo
Government Lands Cpru "a vnfty under tie
lluuacsiead Lau. near this UrOat Rallfuad. vita
zyaa.i market, aud al ttcelurstleness Il an OLD
settled snunty. ...
Free passct 3 purchaser q Railitad Land.
sectional Mars. sila wing The Land, aisl sew
edition u ncssfiptirr famphl,t with EeN maps
Mailed Ffee Even uters
Address
OF. DAVIS.
Lanz ConinifsioHs 4. 4. n. a.,
nmnuA. Ma
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
zMb77age.

EBenja min Griswold, aged so years,
Dow reading the Bible through fer the
9th time.
There in a log school house in town
! in wealthy district. Schools have
en taught in it every year since erected
d last winter an old fashioned spell
r-school" was had, in which old and
nng took part, with much enjoy ment.
Last Saturday completed the l2(
Is of sleighlng this winter, it is said
ere are some who are unwilling to hav
snow depart.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
bhnS0n.

"A very instructive and Interesting
|ture, entitled IAN Hour among the
[gs,' was given at Normal Hall, Monday
fnlpg April Oath. by DR.. French. Secre.
D of the Board of Eduction of Yer
nt- many remarkable but well-atteste d
fs in regard to the habits, utility and
Fastations of the insect race were cited
their anatomy and mode Of propaga-
b, wildly and simply described. The re.
riches Of the lecturer we'll illustrate what
y be done during the easure hours Of
pusy life in any one department Of
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
HUE Iu2H.

Immense amounts of freight are being
delivered at this depot. Crane and the
Moves Bros. each had carload of corn
and Crane carload Of coal last week.
Good. Of all kinds for the merchants on
the north, south and west towns gil the
Station.
The ''Calico" was success, as all
the Coils. entertainments arc, about 40
couples being present.
Yesterday was "sappy day
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02

In Stowe, March Is at the residence Of the
brides father Mr. Willis Robinson and Miss Alice
A. Towne. all ofStowe.
In Hyde Park, March 20, by Rev. c Wedge
worth, Mr.. Freeman SchwetEer and Miss Pa
lone Larrow, both Of Morristown.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
d lSHCP SOULES
L I NJ I M z N r

Is positre cure for Sciaiiea, Rheumatism Neural-
gia, Sprains &C. From2 TO large bottles will
cure cases given up by physicians. The only GER
Tain cure for Sciatica. Large bottles, $50, small
eottes, ssts. Sold by all Druggiste.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
local Matters
P.Ao. Time Table.
road Items.

TuSArE E.cArE-The train upon
& O. railroad. which left east from
20, Saturday night, came to a sud'
nd at lloyey's miil, one-half mile
e from this place, and just a. it
the bridge over the Moose river.
sin in passing the bridge tore up the
q rails. the rear End oil tie ear re-
2 Tea feet upon the bridge. The
vas on the track hat the two cars
Iurncd partially upon one side. The
ngers, not more than 10 or 20. es.
injury. aud found egress from the
8 Door Of the ear. This Is very singu-
br a rail entered the car near the
Bad. at an angle OF about 80 degrees,
\ hen the train stopped il vas over
Dw of seats ON one side, the end rest
Jon the seats. The rails are joined
<fshbar joint. and as they did not
@ate, undoubtedly the rear car was
1cby holden from turning over or cf
bridge. As the rail passed into the
il struck the top and over tue heads
IL passengers, nevertheless there was
s. Father sharp lodging.
Is better judgment of the cause of the
q ent seems to be, that in passing the
be- this side of the bridge. the Ice
the cartrucks eff the rail the en-.
F. being heavy, passing over all right
L damage amounts TO cue or two
i red dollars. The engine took th'
h gers on 10 West Concord, with NJ
delay 1t is to be hoped all of Tho
bad accidents may be as fortunate a.
pne.-Caledo1ian.
The Lyuden Uuionsavs
N he railroad investigation now going OF
Albans has efectually stripped th,
- from the Vermont Central, so far a
Iifiendship for the Z. & o is concern
/. When Swantou was expected to is
6her town bonds in and of the L, & o.
3 nudertook, under the lead Of A. O
dis aud others, to get an injunction re
r1ining her from issuing. A csnsidera
mitigation grew out Of the attrmpt, til
list the p. & o. beat. and obtained
all judgment aud cost. But who pat
3 bills was never known until the book
be central read we're produced i
"a, the other day, revealing the fac
N that company was the financial bottor
hc opposition ofiered by Swanion an
paid all bills"
The engineers of the Vermont an
8 ern Divisions of the Z. g. o. railrt a.
d, this week, or will do so shortly, a
crossing of the G nnecticnt river a
bon, to locate the bridge. There arr
ID banks there, and bridge with one
is to be built without delay. TIL
Ftern Division erect this bridge, 70
Vermont boundary extends Nc'
mpshreward only to low water mar
our side of the river. The idea {
liking this point now, is to obtain an cal
eoupection with the White Mountai
d, and implies the immediate compile
of the liue from the Connecticut rive
hc same. -Caledonian.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02

U.fARM oF q kcArs ron SALE.
II eori1irs 2 fniF tsrHf. cffu harm fnd
kuunr, bel q ED sFFinu 20 naFls uef.
rziss - lushsia q afYlts. ~ aelu in toyd
snd de.lsr a % ecFds q ne acre taul4 ls
zoo ris, shigh "a : : pr sord sUulis a.. ant
70 5000. Lad xhss iiuter h &c - { .AsA; tbs
whais e.iiA,aiesi 60 au,t1nt q SeQQo.
AsIam IA earuss H. ~ 10 hugFy. I uiil
receive hils and shcsfer tsds iks kighsst te-
twttn $50 70 I sfop shsu save the tiacr.
Yuu can oali hssv and hid o. I'D ~ tlah
Nos BE- lfsly ~ yoa hos targ.in. " II sAii
ten ycsrsff sost " the pay.
Jafnsou. Mar Eih. 1919.
Also for -aie. 81 aercs ~ TaauFe sud vood
land sajoiaizg the aheye. All ~ innIii & ~ l.
sod haasehsld furai'u" iems'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
GeorLe R,kss' ESthfe.


:. The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable PROBATE Court, for the District Of ba-
noille, Commissioners, to receive, examine. nnd
adjust all claims and deman d. of ali persons, n
gainst the estate of g sr4f
George Russ late Of Hyde Park,
In soid district ,decoased Represented insolvenf,
and the term off monthsf from she nth day Of Mar,
673 being allowed by said rour, to the crcdi.
lors Of said deceased. TO cxhiilf and pfote their
respective cams before MS Give notice tlatwe
vii attend to the duties ofonr appointment at the
dwelling house Of the Wifew, Sarah j. Russ in
Hyde Parkstn said District, on tho sec nd "hurs-
days Of May and August next. OF ten O'Clock. ia
the forenoon ,feach Of said days
= tH Els. WHITNEY;,y Commits
j. NJ. RANDALL sjouars
Hyde PARK, March 20, 1879 IN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
800 IN PRIZES
ONLY CENTS
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER

ONLY 10 CENTS
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER;
On. PAtSrs-Iow TO SELECT AND u'E TnKM'
ApIaln treatise, containing sample card with "
difIarrn, actually painted shades aud tints. with
INSTRUCTIONS for exterior and interior House Deco
- eopies, bound in cloth, forSj Sample copies,
paper cover nailed, post paid, to any address, ON
receipt of 10 cents, by the Publisher.
HENRY CAREY BAIRD,
Box 1924, Post-pffce, Philadelphia.
See the foouing uagdbie extracts from prSSs H0fce'
"a very val liable took. and no one lntondlngto
paint should fail to re ed it-N. Y. Tribune.
eve did not know 50 much could he said On the
subject of painting house until we 'ad this ex-
eole nj hook of MIR. Biid's."-N.P Y. Herald.
"A want.long ieita last supplied. "--Sc'en'V'e
mot only necessity to the painter, hut valu-
abIe 10 every occupant Of dwellng.-N. I,Frm.
"Buy % cOples Il this book and distribute them
among , our friends. If they will heed the adj
vice therein, you could make no more valuable
present "-ChicagO Trib.
ain publishing this book Mr.. Baird has done
real service to the community Toledo Blade.
eve hGpe the publisher will sell lOO,oOO copies
of This book during '73."-Boston Adrertiser.
ave have Just painted our house us advised by
the author and congratulate ourselves That no
dwelling in our neighbOrhood eAcells ours IN mp
pearance ~ Haygcr's Woeiy.
"In selling sample copy fOi lOcents, M. Balrd
must feel certain an order ior21 oounuih cioIh Will
FOL low n-FrGHk Leslie. .,.
eve know the tswn and country paints therelh
recommended and can Voueh for their value ana
the oxceIlence of the " Harrison" brand oil white
lead ."-Phid. Ledger.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01
A New orleans IdyI.

The New Orleans Dispatch tells the
following romantic and naughty story,
but which at last enforces the moral that
"All is well that ends we'll:
Not long since an old man, who had
been one of the most noted dentists OF
our city, was stricken with a mortal dis
ease, and as he lay upon his bed fully
realizing his approaching dissolution,
thoughts OF his past life came to vex
him, and he was greatly troubled in
spirit. He had never been bad man,
but he had made mistake, which had,
through life, cost him many pang, and
which now, as he was about entering the
portals Of eternity, he thought he must
rectify. =,
Many years before the war he had
purchased likely mulatto girl, and In
course Of time conceived quite an attach
ment for her, she became more to him
than a serving girl
And Arst IL was whispered, then it was known,
That he in secret was harboring there
A little lady with golden hair.
Whom he called his cousin, but whom nc hau
wed :,
In the Italian manner as men said;
And great was the scandal everywhere.
Unlike the "half cousin, half wife =
of Sir Christopher Gardiner, the dent
lists slave bore him children for whom
he always evinced all fathers devo-
ton, and content with the life which ne
led, he sought no other wife, :,
Finally came the war, and with 1T the
wrathful gentleman who is now ruRnIng
for Governor of Massachusetts. The
dentist happened to have in his posses
sion large quantity Of gold that the
General very much wished to get his fat
little hands on, but which the dentist
persistently declined to surrender. 30
Butler seized the stubborn and unrea-
sonable little gentleman aud sent him to
that favorite watering place for rebels,
Fort Pickens, where he remained ior
several years.
During all his captivity his mistress
remained faithfulto him and took charge
of the gold that Butler coveted so much
but could not get. She saved this treas
ure and returned it to the doctor on his
return. when their former relations were
resumed.
And now the doctor, who had an
abundance of this worlds goods, lay
upon his bed with the assurance OF his
physician that he could never arise there
from, and he was much troubled about
the status of his children and their
mother, who throughout his long Illness
had nnrsed him with unremittlng care
and affection
Finally, the good physician and an
,llent and venerable minister were
zen go Ted, and they both concluded tnst
i was the bo9nden duty OF tne nna SSrns SSrns
man M, t;15ren ~ S,se and who had been his faith.
his ElS cniIGrei1 na Iny;nc companion for SO many
iul aI ana tbe lo'i r;sbt 70 inherit his fortune
anT The Ue& marriage ceremony was strange .1 e
and nc most impressive one, and though q
long delayed, it was an act 0i S'inp''
iuctinp
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01
r.a worn "I,s,, in one BlbIe.

7, saems after all that the word - its
does NOT anpear in the early editions oil
tbe Bible. even in the solitary instance
~here n now appears in more modern
,on;es. In referring to the subject IN
~. Ledger day or two ago, II was sus
sue I that the earliest painted editlons
ees.e' EnGlish Bible should De referred
u tne e. q. B., who has done ohls,
To- anu 60lloEs: Archbishop Trench
wriees US % tis assertion that the wor9
Is c9rrecI III oeoGx in the authorized
i.s uOes .ha ao' r, 'bie. in the. passage
version i o. s sr Ie dger lLeyiticus, XIV
eltea IN 'p-IaJ Jo-sel ,'be word its IS
cnapte5' 9sp i 'd,sV ,bs early editions, have
examined the octave edisio : Z Il oes'. YER.
of the early issues OF king swetb of
zion. and find: That which grt ~. -
n own accord. To modern cars 'n.s Us 70 -
pression has a harsh sound put les i;eL es
Is common with all the early bH .e Ei,sS us
writer's. The duodecimo edition % -
also has the word il in the same pas.
SAGE. So early as III, aud perhaps
earlier. II had become altered by printers q
or other unauthorized persons a. ~
Baskett's folio edition Of that year ms
ouarto of 1876, and later issues the
changed form is used
Il. NJ" also writes Us that ne nnos IN
the eopy Of the edition Of 1913, now IN
he Masonic Temple, that the passage
reads thus: That which groweth OF ~
ov-p accord Of Thy harvess thou shalt noI
resne etc. W. G. N" cites the same
.5;t;o, 40 The same purpose. The latter
siso refers 10 a Bible published BY Chris
sonber Barker. in 1882, and quotes the
passage as therein printed as lollo-s. -s-
That which groveth o. z onne Acco.'s .,'. 3
of thy haruest thou shalt n2s 9l Iesie. =
He adds that in The eArher hnslls.e 49,. "
WTcklifFe (circa 1850 The, pr.o,nliolI,qqn
has this form. Things that ne eflne
frely bryngith forth thoE shait no'
reepe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01
ONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER L 1873
rhe Duke. Lesson About DIIiEenes

There was a duke once who disguised
himself, and placed a great rock in the
middle OF the road near his palace.
Next morning peasant came that way
with his ox-cart. Oh, the lazy peo-
pie, he cried there is this big stone
lying right in the middle OF the road,
and no one will take the trouble 10 put
Il out of the way" And so Hans went
on raving about the laziness Of the peo'
pie. Next came q gay soldier along.
His head was held so far back that be
didn't notice the stone, so he stumbled
over il. He began 10 storm at the eoun-
try people around there for leaving a
huge rock in the middle OF the road.
Then he went on. Next came a COM
pany Of merchants. When they came
to the stone, the road was so narrow
that they had to go of in single tile on
either side. One OF them cried out,
Did anybody ever see the like OF that
big stone lying here all the morning,
but no one stopping to take 1t away
II lay there for three weeks, and no
one tried to take ii away Then the duke
sent around word to all the people on
his lanuS 10 meet nun near "heiS eh,s
rock lay as he had something TO tell
them. The day came, and great crowd
gathered. Old Hans, the farmer, was
there, and so we're the merchants. A
horn was heard, and splendid caval'
cade came galloping up. The Duke
came down from his horse, and began TO
speak to the people: my friends, it
was l who put this stone here three
weeks ago. Every passer.by has lett It
just where it was, and has scolded his
neighbor for not taking it out OF the
way" He stopped down and lifted up
the stone. Directlp underneath it was
round hollow, and in the hollow lay a
small leauthern bag, that all migat see
what was written on it; For him who
lifts up the stone" He united the bag
and turned it upside down, and out upon
the stone fell beautiful gold ring, and
twenty large, bright gold coins. So they
all lost the prize, because they had not
learned the lesson or formed the habit OF
diligence.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01

When the first time of love is over,
there comes something better still.
There comes that other love; that faith
full friendship which never changes, and
which will accompany you with its calm
light through the whole of life. 1t is
only needful to place yourself SO that it
may come, and then it comes of itself
And then everything turns and changes
itself for the best.-Miss Bremen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01
Bon Aqua Springs

TNHE ABOVE POPULAR SUMMER RE-
sort, under the management Of Mr.. j. n.
Robinson, of Nashville, Tenn, will be open
for the reception Of visitors on the 10th inst.
Board, per month, $40; per week,
eI4; per day, So 90.
Children md sr twelve years and servants, half
price Special rates TO large familie5.,
Excursion tickets via Memphis and LouisJ
Vile railroad, from Memphis to Burns
tion and return distance two hundred m Il !
twelve dollars. Comfortable conveyances';A =
Burns Station for the Springs; Immediately
npon the arrival Of trains. Sleeping cars
through. on
PM, and arrive at Burns Station at2;SOp. m
For further information address
]. r. ROBINSON,
Bon Aqua Springs. via Burns Station; Tenn. EN-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01
MEDICAL.
q N o L f R A

nURING THE LAST TERRIBLE VISTA.
fion in ENGLAND. the preventive treatment
ID d.. 0co. johnson nov the senior I fhysician
of he great Kings College Hospital. IN Lon-
irrl waF universally adoptee ~ tne Eee-
rlfr FvcrF family should haFe t1s
rrcrcrirfinn In the house IL can ee
r-rrarei Quickly hy any rclpoctaele
drurrist when wanted. Do not apyly W VI. We
7-sr-rrr. az imrsril your health uith their rem
tlIas II ~ rrolees - cure eEerytllng. NlA-
n0E SFNsE SHOULD PREVAIL
DR.. BoICE uil mall ths Wel-uled pie-
r--irlirr i ary addre1s, o. receirt 81 Q re qi
80 f5nar. No, D Broad rtreei, NeE .llrki
koou No. lts AA,-ee4-'l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01
MONTGOMER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.

srrHIs DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE
Mill he omen for the reception OF ylsitors
-, .Fra nj RSlr DAY OF JUNE NEXT.
extensive additions of new furniture nave
fbeen added, and the pr9prletors are pnaklnk
,eServ Arrangement for the comfort and conve
.nience Of visitors.
hifhi his Is the most beautiful and extensively
lnproved of all the numerous watering places
In The mountains Of Virginia, All tne usual
Npoliances for the comfort and amusemMeMnt Me NJ % o.
II gnests arc provided, and ExOress, Ticket
I, !, III and Telegraph Offices are found mere;
"a Ne Bar will be under the managemenI VI
NH ,ton A. Atkinson, and will bo supplied
IN u e best of liquors.
1ELG TIL N N r L.
and Tenn. division of the A. NJ.
Oh tne sann is the station at when you 'aAe
aIu y, y, e. N H. springs-distant " mIiesi s., +ho
w cur iot ny ckets can be procured at ali ING
k, kouna, 't6P toIvns and cities. A.. D.;
plncipal towns Cor twelve years the kesl,
Y, a O4saeofs' ar of tho Allegheny springs, VIZ
sssnus the manarenei hn1 nc ond riadges
lis old patrons a cordial " ~ pleasant. We
Ais efforts to render their 81. ,0st experienced
Servants, and orr supplies of DE country
Eon will he selected from the best n fbe new
md civ afford. 1t is the intention - rs 10
bropretors to so improve this proper.
makeit the -.
Leading watering Place In u
Mountains of Virginia.
a.. many natural attractions can be so i'm
4s Tei and ornamented as to render this COM
Para, Para Svely an easy task.
PaTrgatl ,mploy none but the most experienced
VIC :. and eur supplies of every descrip-
s seIV'nII I, be selected from the best the country
and d stles MS ~ 50 per day; sl6 per week $50
- l.tb. Ar the month of June, $40. Chi,
95rsninnder 5re IN and over two years old ana
servants. half TN I'M WILSON & COWAN,
OOhhV@ Proprietors.
oltks: C. M. oSenchain, Wm' Wase sat1sI ana
VIM. F; Rose: -, u---u -. -.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-01

A le8rs Il gold-bearing quartz has
bsen found 10 Alaska. which yields szle
: ton. IL is only fourteen miles iron
sifka. and q number Of sanggine indiFia-
usls have formed 9 gold mlning company.