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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-16
FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francfco, Is. The conspirators of
the Hip Tong Society through Chinese testi-
mony escaped conviction. The jury found
them not guilty.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, August Is.
PROFESSIONALISM.
PORk-l6 1911 90; sales 1000
LARD-steam Sd; Kettle Is. a..
BULK MEATS-shOulders Sia q clear rib sides
~ O. clear sides 9Ha-.
BACON-shoulders 9-a9 =; clear rib sides l01 Q
Z; clear sides l0h a..
WHISkEY-9.
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Our camp-meeting friends have returned to
leir homes and avocations, refreshed in soul
nd body, by their weeks devotional and So
al experience at the pleasant grove in Rich
kond
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Foreign.

London, -. The weather throughout Eng
and is wet and untavorable TO the crops.
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Collision.

New York, 10. Steamer City of Hartford
collided with pier at Brooklyn yesterday,
staying hole in her port bow and tearing her
forward guards badly.
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" FATHER.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrrcE OF TIE CuIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, Aug. ID 80 Z. M.
For New England southerly winds, falling
barometer, cloudy weather and occasional
rain.
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FROM BOSTON.

Boston, 10. Two young men named Louis
Warscowski and Abraham Soloman, arrested
is Boston, left for New York to-day in custo-
dy charged with larceny of 250 coats and
other clothing in that city. They consented
to 60 without rtquisition
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An Aroostook paper speaks of bears being
Fnty in Maysville, and says "their whistle
scream can frequently be heard in the
int by the inhabitants while lying in their
a
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FOREIGN.

Madrid, 10. A thousand insurgent refug-
ees from Valencia have landed on the coast
on Aicente and are levying contributions on
the rich towns.
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A large assortment of Gold and Silver
Watches, Silver Ware and Jewelry, just re-
ceived at f. Rowses. augl6+3t
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Obituary..
Exccnted.

Washington, 10. Col. De Witt Clinton
died at St. Paul, Minnesota, yesterday.
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Base Ball.

Baltimore, 10. A game of base ball was
played between the Baltimores and Washing
tonians. Baltimores 81, Washingtonians ..
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ne Ju diciaI CONTRIBUTING j. Pre-
FRIDAY, Aug Is, 1872

FRIDAY, Aug Is, 1872.
|e matter of the indictment against j.
oboe, the government stopped and Mr..
y had made the opening argument for
:, when the court adjourned for din
he afternoon was largely consumed
Examination of the def. as witness in
behalf. The case can hardly be con-
his week, unless the jury are detained
afternoon, which the court will be
to do.
econd jury were discharged till Mon
M,
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THE CHOLERA.
COLTMBUs. ONO.

COLUMBUs, ONO.
Columbus, o., 10. One cholera death oc
Cured to-day.
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The camp meeting at North Arson will com
nee Monday, September 10, and close the
urday following. The grounds purchased
the campmeeting association last year have
n inclosed and fitted up, and necessary ar
gements made for boarding, &c.
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MARINE NEWS.

Lewes, Del. Is. Sch. William Allen, from
Baltimore for Bridgeport, put in here leaking
badly.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE-
Daily Eeansbee 9u,,rnal.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMs.
From New York
INTERNAL REVENUE.

INTERNAL REVENUE.
New York, 10. A Washington despatch
says that the commissioner of internal reye-
nue. is addressing circulars to all collectors OF
internal revenue and directing them to report
upon the nature of the business conducted by
the State savings banks. The commissioner
is directed by an act of Congress to procure
this information.
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The Weather,

New York. 10. The weather has been
growing warmer since noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-16

GENTS FURNISHING GooDs! Large stock
latest styles at Huntington, Mason & Co. g.
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In General.
FIRE,

Burlington, Iowa, Is. A fire broke out in
Reeds hardware store in Wappello, Iowa.
this morning and destroyed one block The
loss amounts to 100000, against which there
in an insurance Of SlO,75O. The fire was the
work of an ncendiary.
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Marrten.

In Fort Fairfield 9th inst, Admiral l.. Nelson
Roxanna Nickerson, both of Fort Fairfield
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Detroit, Mich, 10. A special despatch an
nounces the death by suicide of Hon Mr..
Stoddard at Litchfeld in this State He had
been afflicted with illness accompanied by
low spirits and was delirous at the time of
the fatal act
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-16

Philadelphia, Is. Edward Qualey aged Is
years was crushed to death by a falling wall
on Chestnut street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06

This road is formed by the consolidation d, me 81
Louis and Southeastern, the hEanSN llie; .i
son and Nashville and the Edgefield and hentueky
Railroads. ana is the shortest and best posslnle
route from ST. LOUIS and CHICAGO TO NAshNlLLE'
SAu and CHARIEsToy. Its superstructure and
equipment are unsurpassed by any in the west
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Some melanchOly-mindedb burglars recent
" entered an undertaken 5 shop al ke0kuk.
Iowa. and stole a coffin. The proprietor
announces that if any Of them will call
again he viii furnish them with a corpse to
put in 1t.
A crusty old bachelor says that Adam
wife was called Eve, because. when she ap-
peared, mans day of happiness was draw
ing TO a close.
The man most likely tomake his mark in
the world-One who cannot write his own
name.
Duluth can endure a great deal, but when
a man asks IS per cent. for money they call
it usury
1t is reported that son Of Brigham
Young is going to marry a newly-eStablish-
ed female seminary.
A hen can only lay COO eggs in her whole
life, according to the profound scientists
who have made henology a study.
The wife of Steubenville (O.) track
member used the hand car belonging to the
road TO give her family an airing. The ex-
press train came along, and the track-mend-
er has no one dependent on him now.
A Pittsburgh clergyman deprived parish
Toner of free rides on railroad by attempt
ing to use hisp pass and getting detected.
Fifty business men of Otsego. Allegan
county, Mich. have issued card in which.
over their own signatures, they request their
customers not to swear in their places Of bus
ines.
Kansas is credited with the discovery of
how to make 25 pounds of sugar out Of
bushel Of corn. and how to make SOS, OoO
out Of an Indian Agency, the appropriation
for which is only 100000.
A Southern publisher complains because
some Of his subscribers understood the
printed words - received payment on the
dunning bills he sent them as an intimation
that he forgaye them their debts.
Squirrel skins are used in great numbers
IN California for glove making, the leather
being very fine. remarkably strong. and as
well suited for gloves as the very best kid.
which II somewhat resembles. but is much
finer.
A cheerful fight between a pig and dog
temporarily suspended all other business in
Indianapolis, the other dav. and several
nickels changed hands on the result. Doc
won.
A man in Paris bet 81 200 that he could
eat 500 worth at a single meal. and he
won; one of the dishes. - soup of svval-
lows nest" alone cost $50.
William Holden, a modest type-setter in
the Office Of an agricultural paper published
at Memphis, received notification, the other
day, that he was one of three heirs to an es-
tate in England. which, les years ago.
amounted to SIS, 000, 900 in gold. He bas
hitherto been deserving and upright
young man, and his companions deeply
sympathize with him in his affection.
A substitution Of laudanum for rhubarb
gTup killed the infant son Of Bishop futile
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06
\, YEAR PER CENT, WITH SINKING FUND
OF "a PER CENT. OF GROSS EARNINGS.

Pervc,P,1 AND Interest PAYABLE ~ GoLD IN
Nru yoRK INrrREsr SENI-ANNUALLY, FEBRUARY
AND AUGUsT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06
ESQ. W. Laird's "RIOom ofYomIll

Harmless, and Entirely Free from Anything ll-
furious 20 tine Health or skin.
~ BEWARE OF COUyTERFEIIs Ask your Il-l-
-st for Geo. ". Laird's bloom % Youth" TOE
genuine has the United States revenue stamp en-
graved 90 the front label, and the name, - e.. ~
Laird, blown in the glass on the back 81 every
bottle sold by all Druggists AMI Fancy 'ood
Dealers. MAY 2-tiSUiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06
of Salt Lake CITY. His little twin sister
y

of Salt Lake CITY His little twin sister
didn't take any in hers and still lives.
A Troy manufacturer mentions as re-
markable fact that the universal love OF
candy and sweetmeats noticeable among
colored persons. One Troy dealer says he
retails at least 100 pounds of molasses candy
every week to colored persons. He notices
a. a singular fact. that those who have the
greatest fondness for this particular sort OF
candy have light complexion or a sort oil
molasses candy color. Here Is hint Tor
anthropologists.
In Washington, the other day. female
member of a colored theatrical troupe went
into dry goods store, and called for some
flesh colored hose. The clerk placed before
her box Of black stockings, and that IN
pudent young man has never been able to
tell whether he was blown up by nltro-gly-
cerine or was struck by shot from seven
ty-two FOUNDER.
This Is what Virginia City newspaper
says Of one departed =
Ave. tenderly close the eyelids,
In the sleep Of the tyrant DEATH
Composing his cold limbs sadly,
With tears and a hated breath
The clods may above him harden
With the turf, or the chilling snow
Oh, bury your dog in the garden.
He'll make the cabhages grow
4 tombstone at Saratoga, y. Y, remem-
bers. testifes and warns thus Emma,
dau'r of Abraham and Matilda c., and wife
Of Theodore 5. died Aug. 10, ls6e, Il II
yrs, leaving five children ; married too
young against her fathers Will. Single
women take warning.
NJ. Quiennattaunoba an Apache sachem,
recently commenced his preparation for en-
hracing Christianity by killing his five
-quaws. The military proposed TO hang
him. bat Gen. Crook interposed, and sent
him on to san Francisco fort, to be shut
up forever.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06
CLAYBRINO.

/ PrnicREE-Black l6 hands; foaled, 1865 By
/ Nambruo Pilot, who has public record OF ~ y
he i,v Marnlrino Oh ef sire Of Lady Thorn who has
/ a public record Of 2.l,tl. First dam Mollie HAM
sou .now owned by the Vt. II. ;. Cor she by StTad-
er's Cassiu- VI. Gay who has public record o.
/ 23i private IN 22,) by Henry CLAY. public rec
! ord . 81 hv Andrew jackson hy Young BashaW /;
/ bv imported Grand Bashaw.
CiaVbrino viii serve mares % Twenty dollars for
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" -
EXCHANGE.

PEDIGREE. - Gray. Foaed July 9Th, lS67
| Bv Rysdyk's Hambietonian.
Dam LADY swazey, by Harris's Hamhletonian
| bv Bishops Hamhlciouian by imported Messen-
/ ger.
Dam Of Harrfs's Hamhletonian was a Messenger
! mare imported hv Israel Muns0n. Of Boston.
! Exchange viii serve mares at Twenty-Five Dollars
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& Goodnight.

III Light you down the avenue
Il Is 80 dark T. she said,
And held the lamp with one white hand.
Up high above her head
The light fell On her shining hair
And on her lily face,
And On her arm and shoulder, curved
VITA such surprising grace.
Il fell upon a bit Divine
And lattice, DER her head,
Upon a rosebud at her throat,
o. deep and brilliant red.
And all around was dark. save whore
There shone the the lamps soft light
A glowing picture in a frame,
A frame o. sable q -hf.
turned g. l0ok D hundred times
A beautiful taaleGu '
called. and size -hed back Take care
BE careful. how you go
90 Beauty nine" l thought, " how dark
The world may ever be
However dark uT cold-yCt stu
twill be fright near thee '
And then ran back through the darA,
T. Hiss heG once again.
for sudden Jot pYsscs.ed ny heart
Almost o. keen as I'm
-4gyisfoa's Jaurf al
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06

Land Ca-u'- U.P.B- r. g.. 1vsas. NE1.
Nay i0-ic&U-N
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06
Cola


BY JOHN BOYLE o'REILLY.
Once I had little sweetheart
In the land Of the Malay.
Such little yellow sweetheart,
Warm and peerless as the day
or her own dear sunny island,
keimah, in the far. far East,
Where we sucked the luscious mango
Elves together in the feast.
Such little copper sweetheart,
As my Golu ne'er was found,
With her hair all blue-hiack streaming
Ger her TO the very ground
And her eyes her eyes were heaven
Changing swift from u ght g cloud
And her dress was garment fitting
Such fairy to enshroud-
Twas enough for little Golu,
No more raimenf did she need
Than the milky, budding breadifu-''
Or the lily o; the mead
And she was my little sweetheart
Many a sunny summer day
When we ate the sweet guaYas
AZ the land Of the Malay
Life was laughing then. All, Golu,
DO you think Of that old time
And q all the tales ] told you
Ofmy colder Western cline
Do You think how happy were we
When we sailed 10 strip the palm,
Ard we made 4 latteen arbor
or the hoat-sail in the calm
They nay call you semi-savage-
Golu, cannot forget
How poised ny little sweetheart
Like q copper statuette.
Now my path lies through the cities
But they cannot drive away
Nv sweet dreams o. little Golu
Ard tie land o.. the Malay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06
TRorTING STATIONS.
HiMBLETONI.N MONARCH.

she.lurn, Vt. Aprlio-u5m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06

peror. Legrand Cannon and Mr.. Roosevelt
resigned, and new set of men had to be
temporarily appointed. Mr.. Adams and
Mr.. Schultz were the next men on the list,
but one said be should remain only week
or two, and the other will not remain long
A few working men have been found, luck
lily, and they are helping on the exhibitors.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06

The earnings for month Of March were slil,i5o,
sufficient g. operate the road and pay the interest
on al outstanding bonds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06

A Vienna letter of the 10th reports that
work upon the Al nerican department is
going forward more briskly. but affairs
within the commi ssi on are in great disorder.
After the opening and dining with the En-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06

Fv--a.+ o. Roots and lr.-f.. v.r.r ,rr..s- .,rr-.
ahlv cure tie OWN c.r1r.air-s
D,=-.au.-7 Heart r1-r Liver r.-,r,..-r- and r..
q Annette r.l-s.i lt fsssr-- f.,. f...-ie.
-.,.-
L-7'- .uue' L." 'ii.'-' 'A- N-l--"- 9'-'t- '-
luit1 % 'i4-e-
Eruptaus. NIPPLES E,aieles. ami a .mpur. e-
90 the h.n,d. bursting through tle -s o. ar other
wise. cured readily hy FOLLOW az tl- rs-t. YRS ODD
the Bottle.
For Kidney. Bladder ari Urinary arrangements
i has DO equal. one haftle wl cHuy l.e tle post
sceptcal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06
The Greatest Memorial spcech Ever Made.


ABRAHAM LINCoLN's SPEECH At THE DEDICA-
TON OF THE NATIONAL CEMETERY AT
CETTYsBURG.
- Four score ard seven years ago our
fathers brought forth upon this continent
a new nation, conceived in liberty and ded
leated to the proposition that all men are
created equal. Now we are engaged in a
great civil war, testing whether that nation,
or any nation 80 conceived or dedicated can
long endure We are met on great battle
held OF that war. We are met to dedicate
portion OF II as the final res ting place of
those who here gave their lives that that
nation might live. 1t is altogether fitting
and proper that we should DO this But in
a larger sense we cannot consecrate, we
cannot hallOv- this ground. The brave
men, living and dead, who struggled her e,
have consecrated it far above our power t.
add or detraet. The world will little note
nor long remem Der what we say here, but it
can never forget what they did here 1t is
Tor us, the living, rather to be dedicated to
the unfinished work tina. they have thus far
nobly carried on. 1t is rather for us to be
here dedicated to the gr eat task remaining
before us-ihat from these honOred dead we
take increased devotion to the cause for
which they here gave the last full measure
OF devotion; that We he re highly resolve that
the dead shall not hay e died in vain. that
the nation shall, und er God, have new
birth OF freedom, and that government of
the people, by the pc ople. and for the peo-
PIE, snail not perish from the EARTH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06

Is unequa-led by any known remedy IL vii Grad -
cate eXfi-u1te. lu1 thoroughly destroy all D.
Gus substances To- -lc Blood anu VIII etcc-lH.
d.srel all pred sua- fau o. %. .gs dsrau-glfeft-
is there want n. action % your Liver and Spleen
Unless relieved. tie blood becomes iuql-.
by lclcterI0rs secretion. producing sc-otu.Hu-
skin Diseases Blotches, IsHlr- Pl-tuIes, CaaE.r-
p IMPLIES. Aa-. &c.
Have YOU pyspeptic Stoul b Unless O. -as-..r
is promptly aided the system. I.l.. taxed w O..
poverty ~ The Blood, Dig aa- Tendency. Dtl.
erli Wclkncs md inertia
Have YOU 30 tknes- o- the Ir-ast'ues7 Y.u 1-.
danger %. Chryn-c DlarhUa or Inilauu-l-..a ..
the Bowels.
Havey YOU Weakness Of the Uter ne or Urinary o..
-las' llu are eXi sed O. suffering .l --- moss .--
--aFltel form.
Are you detected. f-owsy. du,'. s.u----l .- as-
pressed 81 irIts- with head ache hack ache. -..
tongue and Pad tasting mouth
io- certain remedy for ali these q -=easa- weak
ues-e- and troubles for cleansing 1ua uu-
the v.tated blood and .uplrt.u- v--.r t.a.. -.-
Vial forces, t.r Hu' U- UE ale restoring -s#
Weakened r.fst tufHu u-- III ~ fsI-Bf- uI ..
is prone uncet tF tue lead ny mod. atl 1--
Of London and Paris. The d" Most - Ir-er-rl .
Alternative. known o. the med .eaI v.r-l.- Tn.
~ new and urtr.ed discovery hut has been --
used by Ore leading physicians o. other s.-.t-..-
w On wonderful remedial results.
Dor twCakeu and mpa.r the q --s-. 81. organs Do
catLart rs and pHvs.-s- they give only roru. .r.r.
rclC--lud -estIou- 1atule1cy and tysuer-.t u ct.
use. kcep the blood pure and health IS assured.
JOHN G. KELLOGG. o. Platt 81. New New.
s'-c AGENT lor the In t-d >-atgs-
Price 81" per bottle. Semi .or Circular
Mas is-tl6wtW
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How to Beauty the COMPLEXION.

If there il one wish dearer than another o. tha
heart Of woman. II is the desire o. be heaut Full The
Egnderful reputation Of GEO. " LAIRD'S -BLouN
VI YOUTH is very Justly deserved. FIr r-
proving and beautiy in- the * n. IL + undauht-af
the nest toilet preparation in the world 10 5 con-
posed Of entirely harmless materials. and viii on.
immediate effects are % render the skin beaur.n.
creamy white. 10 viii. after a few gppiicTt.n-
make Il son, smooth and beautifully clear rem1r-
ing piemishes and q sc1lorat'ons
This delightful. toilet preparation has been &C.
verely tested by the Board OF Health of New Yor.
City DIR. LOUIS a Sayrcs. after carefully eXlm.u-
ing the analysis made by the Board, pronounced
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06

YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON.

PEDIGREE. - Bay. 10 hands flaled l,19 BY
r. A Alexander Lexington. lst dam Hyll-u.a,
ty imported NoIksl ire q dam Little Pe-ss, by
Cooks Whip. ith dam Mary Bedford. hy Duke s'
Bediard .iA dam imported Spceulatur5 ttA dam
Col Haimc- Dare Devil mare, By Imported Dare
Devil.
TIL, horse .- full brother o. "Auseli' and
"Edu-boro," and haG brother % "Nersc' and
"Kir-iin Hy NaadIl-
Yorkshire Lexington W. serve mares AZ Ten
Dollars .ur tlc season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06
THE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA.
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE. FREE HOMES, COOP
MARkETS
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD offers Tor sale it. Land. in Central and
Western Minnesota. embracing. /. The best o.
Wheat Land. .. Excellent Timber for the NIL, the
Farm and the Fire. g. Rich Prairie Pastura-c and
Natural Meadow Water by clear Lakes and run
ming streams-in d healthul climate where Fever
and A-ue is unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hence by lake to market
chcapy a. from Eastern Iowa ~ Central Illinois.
Cars now run through these lands from Lake super
ior % Dakota- Price % Land close 20 track 500 %
$50 per acre further away $50 20 500. SEVEN
YEARS CREDIT Warrautee Deeds Northern
Pacific 80 BONDS, now selling at par. received
Tor land al sl.lo. Nc other unoccup.ed Lands pre-
sent such advantages TO settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law March ls-Q
get leo acres FREE, near the Railroad, by one and
two years residence
TRANSPORTATION At REDUCED
RATES furnished at all principal points East to
purchasers Of Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on
Government Iiomesteads. Purchasers, their wifes
and children CARRIED FREE over the Northern
Pacific road. Now is the time f,r Settlers and Colo
MES to get Railroad Lands and Government Home
steads close u the track.
Send for PAMPHLET containing full information,
map, and copy OF New Homestead Law Address,
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI, OR p FIFTH
AVENUE, COR. 9TH STREET,
NEW YORK
June S-wed& .dSweOw, insly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-06

WILL stand for the improvement o. stock the
W coming season AZ The stable ni the suuscri Per
In Shelhuru Vt. and also saturdays IN Charlotte
Terms sI- hy the season. o. De- paid Al FIR s-v
o- rs T. insure Insurance money O. De refunded
Il mare prove. tleut fal. The stallion Aslllanler
is rosewood hay ioaled Aug. l-6.. - hands 3.
inches h' -h weight ION ihs-, and IS unsur pass'.
f,r stvlc AMI action. Ped -ree Sired hy ashland
hy Memhr.uu Chief. hy Membrane PAY master, ny
Memhriuo, hy imported Messenger. Dam, % Na-.ie
hy Ahdallah CHIEF. hy Ahdallah. by hemhrtu., iy
imported Messenger. "Aiolle's' dam IS ais Ness-
en-er. Nallace's stud Book SAYS o. Mcssen-cr
90 This l. % the most successiu! stations - r
brought into America B. r. VAN NLlEI.
Shelburn, April D., lS-l.
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