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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-28
gaOies' department.
For the VERMONT FARMER.
A Story of q Life.


Hank, the bell is tollingl Who is it tolliug
forP A little girl, Listen then while that
bell tolls the story of her hfe II is short
one; only five strokes and II is done.
One! laughing, growing child is stand
ing little way from its mother who is Civ
ing 1t its first lesson in walking; she has
some bright things In her hand, and is try
ing to tempt her 10 take the first step; and
well does she succeed. The stop is taken,
another attempted, she staggers, her little
arms are thrown up. but she saves herself,
and AS she is about TO fall Is caught in the
arms of her happy mother, and pressed with
delight TO her bosom. The little girl wea-
ried with her exertion soon falls asleep lisp
ing the name of papa" or mamma" and
the mother while gazing on its innocent fea-
lures, looks far away in the future thinking
of the destiny that awaits her darling. when
she perhaps will be sleeping in the silent
grave. -
Two! three! and the scene changes. The
child no longer afraid to trust its feet Is
irolicking in the garden, As she chases her
kitten up and down the walk, through kitch-
en-, parlor, and hall, her joyous and merry
prattle is echoed back and finds a glad re-
Spouse in the heart of the happy mother, and
she thinks. truly she is an ''angel in the
house" Again she muses.; viii this dar-
ling be- spared to me- and to her till she Is
a woman fitted for all the duties of life, OF
will she like many lovely flower be AIpped
in the bud, and some rude blast sweep hel
forever from my sight. But tho thought il
banishsd from her mind Os too dreadful tc
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-28

be borne, and ehe again olasps her loved one
10 her, bosom; the arms Of The little one are
tygIned AROUND hef mothers neck, and lisp
ing her iRIle prayer she again sleeps in her
mothers arms. Sleep on innocent onei well
Il is for mother and daughter that they know
not what awaits them. Sleep on! for but
short time that breast VIII be your pillow, or
those loving arms encircle you The voice
that Is now Whispering so lovingly in your
ear will soon be hustled In death; and you
be lcft motherless child in cold and pitt
less world. $3.50 o..
Now the boil Is aboHt to strike, but before
Il does the scene changes again. For some
reason, the little one hardly knows why, it
cannot laugh or play as It is wont TO dos the
sad faces all around are not its own dear
mothers, No, that mothOr is dying. and
never again on earth will press that little
one to her bosom. But a short time you
will be separated, for the bell now strikes
four. Sadly the little girl misses her dear
mother, but kind friends ARE around her who
pity her loneliness and strive 10 make her
forget her sorrow. .nI
Her father soon brings new wife 10 his
home. aud the little one Is taught TO call her
mother. Has tins new mother mothers
hOartP We shallsce. The little girl soon
feels the difference; instead of caresses she
only feels the singing rod as IL lacertcs her
tender limbs, aud her cries for mercy are nil
UNDECIDED. When she nsks for food she is
tarned away with only enough to barely sus-
tain life, and she goes to her playhouse on
the rocks when her father comes home and
there she wonders why "papan does not
give her something to eat but he too seems
blind to the suffering Of his little girl altho'
in former days he seemed to be kind and
loving parent. Al night rs she crawls away
TO her bed of straw in the garrett she wishes
the angels would come and take her to their
bright home above. Her wish was soon
| granted, for that brutal woman struck the
fatal blow that freed the little sufferer and
sent her spirit back to God who gave it.
And now the bell strikes five and its story
is ended. LILY GRANGER.
i H""Ju~' '" Hr fHs.f . ......
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-28
NttmaMt Gatntet
For the VERMONT FARMER.
sApRATH BELLS.


sweetly ring the Sabbath bells,-
Brazen music, strangely son
Hear the rising, full-toned swells,
Mounting like bird alon, .t.
Mellowing far in mystic spells,
Strangely soft
Listen 10 the answering chimes,
Peallng forth 90 wide and froe,-
How each tongue At solemn times,
Offers up its melody,
While the lingering echo climbs
Wide and FREQ.
Floating DER the silent land,
Up the valley, on the hills,
Earth and Heaven with nude spanned,
While the long, unbroken thrills
Roll across in faintness grand
On the bills.
Olden memories Of my mind
Pass with rhyming nom the bells D.,
Broken ties ne'er could dnd,-
Every tone some secret tellsi ..
Faded garands fresh unwind
From the bells
Tears and smiles In swiftest chase,
Ope' the closet Of my SOUL
An the vilsness, all the grace,
Till see and feel the whole
All the vileness, all the grace
OF my soul
And the ringing dies away
In the swelling Of my thoughts
For this peaceful, Sabbath day
Hath a wondrous vision brought,
Through sudden, misty ray
or my thought.
PAUL PAsTNoR.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-28
Eggs for Matching.

Eggs from my choice selection of pure bred pedigree
stock Of ButE and Partridge COchins, Q6 lbs
the pain Plymouth Rock, Qarge, heavy birds)
Light Brahmas, silver HamburgS, and
White LeghOrns carefully packed for transport
alton by my new, improved method, and SEMITIC
Hates at $3.50 por setting of 10 eggs. If purcha-
sers do not get successful hatch the duplicate order
will be sent free of charge.
w. L.. SWEET, st. Johnsbury, VT.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-28

STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District, IS. In
Probate Court, held at the Probate Office in St.
Johnsbury, In said district on the 18th day Of May,
H A. ID. 1875.
JOHN STILES late of WATERFORD, In said District,
deceased intestae, makes application TO SAID Court 10
extend the time heretofore allowed him TO pay the
debts due FROM said deceased and 10 render his Admin
istratlon account until some future day.
Wherefore II IA ordered by said Court that said appli-
cation be referred " tho st day Of June A. d. 1873 at
the Probate Office in st. Johnsbury for hearing and
decision thereon And IL is further ordered that all
persons Interested he notified hereof by publication OF
notice Of this application and order thereon, three
weeks ucoesslvely the VERNOET FARMER printed at
ST. Johnsbury before said time Of hearing that they
appear at said time aud place, and, If they cause,
beet thereto.
BY the Court, attest,
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-28
A UCTION BILLS. ol 5a59f n S 4Ra ~ y

~ Auction bills OF Posters for sale of real estate
personal property, can have them printed in an
attractive manner, and the inserted in the adver-
Using columns OF this paper at trie than the
cost Of the Posters at any other Office in tho State
by sending their orders to this Office
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-28
The Compartment Pan
Gmnrdinn,s Liccnse.


STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District a. In
Probate Court, holden at the Probate Office in 81
Johnsbury, within and for said District on the 10th
day Of May, A. d., 1876,
Wells NJ. Badger, guardian Of David NJ Badger n
minor, of st. JohDsbury in said district makes appl
cation to said Court for license TO sell the whole OF
the real estate Of his said ward representing that the
sale thereof for the purpose Of putting the proceeds
OF such 80 10 at interest investing the same In stocks
other real estate, would he beneficial to said ward
Whereupon II Is orderel by said Court that said ap-
plicaton be referred to session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office In said st. JOhnsbury on the 29th
day Of May A. d. 1876 for hearing and decision there
and Il Is further ordered that ali persons interest
ed be notified hereof by publication Of notice of said
application and order thereon, three weeks success.
svely In the VERMONT FARMER, printed at st. Johns
bury, before said time Of hearing that they may APP
pear at said time and place and If they cause oh
iect thereto
By the COurt.-Attest
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
WJANTED AGENTS, male aud female, to sell Pictures
w everywhere Fourteen thousand retaied by one.
what agents says 81 make money In this business
IMAM can on $1,000 farm, all stocked" "Y0ur Pictures
please everyday 81 received the s. you sent and sold 81
tue next day. "lcures received and than half sold
me hrst day. Send 100 more" "Glal ind honest pic
tnre dealer" Seven years established WHITNEY q CO.
Norwich, Conn.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-28

We have long kn.wn +. P. Cheney, of Glover, Vt,
dealer and grower Of fruit trees, and believe pur.
chasers of his trees can rely upon their being exactly
as he represents; Sidney n B: Perkins Pastor of the
Town Clerk Of Glover; +. Mcclellan, Merchant, Glov.
eri J: d. Smith, Postmaster, Glover; Hiram McLel
lap, Glover, President Of the Orleans County Bank
]. Il. Dwinel, Furniture Dealer, Glover, VT. -
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-28
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD,
xvUNCGn ann,NcCuCx,r

S-'N tbN@ hHtLhOFNps
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Trains leave Montpelier;
Mail at 81 So A. NJ, for Boston, New York &C.
Day Express at 2 lS p. NJ, for Boston.
Night Express ats 80 p. NJ for Boston, New YOrk 80
Trains Iedue Whne River Junction,
Mail trains at 20 A. Me- and IL 20 P. NJ, for Boston,
Via, Ftchburg) New York, &c.
Mixed Trim ut 3 30 p. NJ, for Brattleboro.
Night Express at 3OA.M for Boston, New York, &C.
GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Trains isaue Waite Riuer Junction.
Mixed Train at 5 30 A. NJ, for NorthGeld.
Express Mail at ; 20 =. NJ, (MOntpOler at 2 IS r.
Ny for Darlington, st. Adams, Montreal, 0gdensburg,
and the West.
Mail at l. 40 P. NJ, montpelier at 6,I5 p N.Y. far
Burlington aud st. Adams
Night Express at % A. NJ, (M0ntpeleT at 2S A.
M for Burlington, st, Albans Montreal Ogdensburg,
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at IS A,
w. (Montpeler at 90 A.N.l for Burlington ST. Al
bans, st. Johns, and 0gdensburg.
SLEEPING CARS attached 30 the Night tx
press Train running between Montreal and Boston, and
Montreal and Sprin gfed. DID,.
| DRAWING Room CARS on Day Express Trains
between Montreal and Boston.
| THROUGH TICKETS for Chicago and the West for
| sale at the principal stations.
]. W. HOBART, Genn supt
| st. Adams VT, Dec, n.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-05-28
Tilden Ladies' Seminary

The School Year has opened with larger number Of
pupils than entered before at any time, and they
represent nearly half the States in the Union
Outfit liberal board Of instruction large and yet from
S225 $500 per school year pays all bills for board aud
tuition, including the Classical and Ornamental departments,
with use Of piano.
Pupils admitted any time, and charged only from tine
Of entering
Send for n catalogue to
HIRAM CIRCUIT, A. NJ, West Lebanon, N. II.
, 1875-05-11
JhiGn0ltdlt Gepg|d)sn.

So1itar, N.=5., 8. Mai. 9ie
bee :, Si3rmnss 6{appSStt ,S 4 I@N pH|Ippr nf n Ser
yladt oes 2. Mpril an Der SIoleltc BON
5an Domingo. Ser Capt, @nt. Tuoge
uno Der Sod $. SooO %ertranfen. Sabr=
seus uno 2aouns lino fir $4,000 per-
li6ert.
GASP, Gan, 9. Mai. GinS6oo.
ner BON Intieolti 1T in Son9lastp'pn
eingetroNen. 0erIelbe bat mebrere 4eI
lonen BON Der SnIel an Soro, oaruntel
oen @teuermanu unb einen Matrole r
Der 8rigontine Orient" mel6e 5lpllfen
Soutbmeit=8oin uno Dem Sllplterr ut
Der m Nooember b.. S. i9eiterte. Sie
9eid en- Der bel iener @%eleSenbeit peran=
9liif ten Manni9aft wuroen am otra1t=
De eefunoen unb beeroist.
(B itere Depel9en auf oer 4teh Selts.)
, 1875-05-11
1euti1lanD.

8erlin n, 10. @tai. SIM ltnter6al,
Ie beg preuBii6en 2anOtases murbe Die
Bill uber unteroriiduns Der relisiDlen
Oroen gum 5Deiten Male perlelen. Oie
Sia, pel6e ben Nlt &at6olifen ei1en
5beil oes rGmil9=fatboIil6en Girden=
el9entbums 5nli4ert, ruuroe in Der britt
ten 2eluuns nit POP sesen Is Gtimmen
angenommen.
Ser faiierli6e &%ronprills Trieori6
Wilbelm 1T mad Berlin %5uriicf9etebrt.
SnitruftiOnen lino an Die preuBil9cn
neutrality-suspicious. sclonot moroen, in
oenen Die Collection BON @elocrn fir
Prieiter, wel@e seletli6 b~eitroft moroen,
5n einem itrafbarn Ser9sben semadt
wiro.
, 1875-05-11
Guropai(he Mabridtsa.

Dresden. Das iadiiide armee'
forp8 muB bod nor mandem anberen
beliebt iein, ~menigltsns bat man aud
Sisiss Sabr beobadtet, baB abermals
elm bsbsutenber 3uSrans gum Treipili.
sen6ienite in bemlelben bon auberiddi'
idaen Qdnbern ftattftnbet. 9eiouosrS
linb eo Sobne rsidsr Samburser &auf'
leute, bon benen aud bsmer Elm anoers
baltniB GROCER 8rudtbsil iid gum
6rsiuiuisenoisnf in Saaisn ssuaslSst
bat.
Die @run6uns bon Tilialen Der
Dsutlben &eidsbant in DRESDEN, 2eip'
zig unb @bemnie it fsit bei9loNsns
Sade. Sm 2aufe Der lsstsn Gags
beiu9te besbalb Der Yrafbent Der
9ieidsbanf, p. De9enbv in 8e9leitun9
zines preuBiidsn 8auteanitsrs bic se'
nannnten Stabte, uta 8ssisnets 2Otali'
taten 81 acquiriren.
Nadbem bic f0nislide Ginanjbaupt'
fafIe in Dresden tpe9en Wanssls an
Matsrial sessn bier WOnote lang f9
auBer Stanb sslsbsn batts, bic 10 be-
lisbtsu neusn Wartminaen aus5ugsbsn,
bat ibr bas Reidstan3leramt ppr Snrs
Ssm ss1tattst, SOC, 900 Wart In BET
W~insanfalt au Dresden 8eprdsts
Min3en ab3ubeben. Der 1ebarf bIsr'
bon mar elm 70 GROCER, baB fts tbsils
burd 4us3abluns BON Beamtsngsbal'
ten, tbsils bnr9 Ssnbunsen an Rro'
pinsialfaNen binnsr wsnis Tassn n61ig
per9riffen iparen. Sene 80O,0 900 Wsf.
bsltanbsn gum TbsiI in l., gum Gbsil
in 5,Silber,M arf tlden. 2estere dei'
gen bas Yortrait bss &6niss albert in
auBert ~aslunsener tsaaii9sr ausfib'
rung.
DRESDEN. @obltbdtisteit 1T elm ber'
%borrasenber @barafter3u9 oentIdsr
GAanlpieler unb i'm Spseielen bic bras
matilden &anfler Dresbens erntaoen
nidt, ibr Ealent fir m~ilOtbdtiee 3msds
au sntfalten. So eilten Gnfan9s Ipril
81. Ssrrsn DsfOir, &oberiein, Dettmsr'
Sober unb S@uls usbit ben Trls. @uis
nano unb Gpiolot mad D5bsln, I'm
bort cine 8Orfteluns gu Sebsn, bsrer
Grtras baSu belimmt mar, bic tranrt9'
Sage zines peroienten, often S9aulpte'
lerS a~ufinbeiiern. Die mndsrl &anf'
, 1875-05-11
England.

2Onbpn,1 10. Mai. Superintenoen
@liin bon Der SbemlesOi 9jlion Ser Me=
tropolitan-Boli5e erl6ien Samitag in
Dem Toli5eiseri6te ulo erpirfte 9aftbe-
feble ge9en Die Wtotroien Oes amerifani-
I6cn SGooner uSeferlon 8oroon" me-
gen Menterei. Capt Yatterlon mar Ser
erte 3cn9e. Gr CAB einen umtdnoliAen
8eri6t iber Die Meuterei. Sic Wteil=
terer losrOen mad New Yorf ausgeliefert
,perben. ,
, 1875-05-11

Sie in Srercow s~elanoeten Yerlonen
retteten Ii6 in eirem 9pote oes vS9il=
Ter.
SonbDn, 9. Mai. Se6s unb
finf5ig Potldde, borunter 81 BON Neu=
Seelano, linb BON Dem Wrad oes Soil
ler" gerettet tporoeu. Ser Camper
~yommerania" sins geltern M6eno BON
plpmoutb no6 Samburs ob, obne Die
8eretteten mit5unebmen.
(gSer Die gafiasierliite bes b~erungliid
ten 9ampfers uS9iQer" su icber
fam tie ii@ in Der Office 5. 9.
anieben.
, 1875-05-11
Aaentett %DerIanat.

DR.. FooTK IA Der gerfafer taetrerer useteintf&n
aDerls, BON esnsn ems absr 100000 Gysmslare gbfaS
s~efuabet Bat. Gin Spstss ,Das Ienfdensfem" pber
,,aftas gpltsipra&e anb ~seiuntsr WlenfaeuSerRanb,"
bat enea Abfas BON absr 10000 erreiat. Dieiss lestere
aDsre erf&eint iest snslti& unb beutf&. Gin neutres
gDert ,g8i0enf&aft unb Dtdtuns" pbr SAMMY TUBES,
Der iussnpIi6e Nri, unb sPoNsIx, Der Idntee Gfft, CT.
f&etnt p~crIdufs uur enslid. Mfsrn Snbaltspersed.
utFe ttefer QDerfe noble man fd entueber an DR. FooTE
rtnsen ober an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1919 East 25th Street, New York.
Aeenten rerben fir ZEN 0ertriet btefsr Werfe psrlanst
unb erbalten fetr s~antise gstiusunssn. SS manaer
Asent bat fGpa burd ben Uerfauf sisier Derte f6 ben
@runbfein su einem fletnen g~ermSssn seIsst. oDas
Weni6enipfsm" 1T fir Grpa6iene unb ,gDtfsnidaftu nb
Didtuns" fir bic Suasnb elm SOrsdali@ss. Iebrrsi&es uno
interefantcs gBert. Gin SnbaItspsrJei6nis Der @srts
weldes franco per pot On iebe &srefe ~serianst ntrb,
ofebt sine snlRSnhinsx FsA..iLs-> A--ffL -
Y gsnten OSer Golporteilre berlangt.
4breiiire nie oben.
, 1875-05-11
0Daparn 6. Goblin,
~0ausmafler II. Muftion1r,
Ho. 1915 Msain Stra1e. a

go, 1915 Main Stra7e. 4
Sh Der Office bon II 9. Maury unc
Comp, Bang isrs.
@elcra. ollie @elbafte, wsits Ssaug auf
oE Gerfaui Son Wtnnelt den, Mistbeu unb
Rermietbrn. Grlt @srihtss " S6u eibeine
,us auh iebt gr &srlbub inf Wi,rbsm zen
SiaGntbamsrn, wel6s ibm ibrgiaentkum anpsr
trausn. Wnfauit auf Sfsnrther &nfiion mue
vrisaiim. "a Qsrlsibe cine ledsiabrtss Gr
fabrung in rsm @slbafte bat, 10 1T or i'm
Stanbs lsine Sancen CUR 3ufr,scenbsit ;u
tepienen. mr. mi mint
, 1875-05-11
Dir T1bkur

1T %bsfin,mt. has saHse btsberise SsiIuerIa9ren nu,s
3otbao unb burb gtnnebmen Don 3cbpulper
beptrtt. Ste 2obbdoer 5eisen on, no bic Rrantbett
Set seisssn' q: Sic ssbenstraft' les Meni$sn on.
Tauienbe fnb In ben lebten 3wet Sabren tn Der
Sabe> anitalt, "a Stanton Ctr, Nerp 9ort, gebetlt
rorben. Inter ben gebettten befinben ii6 piele
f1 BON anberen 8dberr oaburd, oab fe bireft auf
Die Granfbeit etuIpirtea, NIB ben franfen Stoff ents
ierner, tn rpelber form er aud gum Woridetu
fomme. sic fino eth @erbrennun96z ODER auei4ei<
bungssproeeB Der Rranfbetts itofe. 9eber Rrdnte
wtr6 bel Der @nlpenbung bieier &ur f~o3uiosen fetn
eigemer Grtt. gScnu Serianb burb biefe Bdber aes
bsilt lit, 10 III or ptrtlid unb raotfat 9ebeilt. wabs
ren6 nab Der bi8beri9en 5etlmetboSe BITE Wittel
gem5bnlib sefdbrlider finb oils bic Rranfbett ielbit,
nnb fi9 Siters stn sandss Seer is-unSassr Rrants
beiten etniteut.
ObsieiS Sie aobbaSer aGs erantbeiten. innerli@
un6 dubsrIid, ~tnrtren, 70 iino bod bic @irtMnsen
nod TN entem 3uianbe ~befinben, gang auberorbents
lid: Eteber, ietbft Nsrpeu> unb Tpphusieber,
wsrbeTS tebr idHea, ssp5bnltd init Ia 9absrn
tnrirt gales unb Gnneenfd,pimofadt ,pirt
seIpSbulid lei9t furtrt. @aHertndlt, Rbens
S~natiSmuS perbsn oft tebr idne1 eebeilt;
ebenio angers unb Sbrfnfranftetteu. fouie cue
tDpbiItti5he Rrantbeitsn tn iebem @raoe. get
tdipitren, SeropbeIt &c: III BITE @trtuns etnc
pl6bli4e Ii. H9tbdre. Sur Elm Bah TIT biEreideno,
nm Ssben Don Der Dtrfung gu iber5engeu. Was
genfrebS nnb bic fo9enannte &arus ober
!Sncfcrrnbr (eine tis isst nnbeilbare RrantbeiD
iuurben eebeift. Bel Ieeterer frantbeit seben IS
proseut bss 3udertoffes nit iebem Babe burd ben
urtn ab.
Die Babez nub ginnebmes Yulper rerben mad
tsbem Plat i'm aoube p%erianbt. Der Yteis bss
Bsbespulpers Ut So, Der bes Ginnebme , Dulpers
81. Ttan Iai5e f9 cine 8toi6ire Iber bic 2obtur
b. eusIi&sr s6er bensider Sprade ididen.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stantou Str. (Box 1897
Hew Bort
, 1875-05-11
Frank D. Hill.
unb @uftipndr,
HOS Main Strake,
her STATE 9anf" sessnitsr

WI NOTHTF WITT BFBFHHFEF'
@rnntntde unp peripuli6ss gissntbur-
wre auf rfcntliHsr 9uftipu rbsr prIpot rel.
fluft. 0dulsr puo "a miro sermistbet ane
se1cussre Aalmertiamle,t pirb auf nas @plet-
iiren bon Witetbed s.iest.
Ter Nerfauf Don @runtRidsu trsene elmer
In y irp .ufs ScrsfaltieNe ustrieeso.
Il mi mint
, 1875-05-11
YSi4iam $. @patt,
s. aus H. y 6;lDe, mater
So. 7O4 6. Grafe Ctr,
CGds Der 7teu.)
Rid B, Da.

Da i1 lanqe .3cit IN benz @eldd1t'
aewelen, hin it 10 eln9frldltst
Oab id) ale Muftrase sur 3nIrlecen1sli
meiusr Suaben ihuel unO biul9 auslllb-
en- lam. SD erluhe mclne altell @e
Adftslreunoc mir fcrner ibr 9enelstsf
@ublporlcn 5u lhentcr.
il b Int IS III. s. @ Datt.
, 1875-05-11
TERMS TO CLUBS.

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN.
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Four Dollars.
Ten copies, one year, separately addressed (and
an extra copy to the getter up OF club.
Eight Dollars.
Twenty copies, one year, separately addressed
land an extra copy to the getter mp of club.
Fifteen Dollars
Fifty copies. one year, TO one address tand the
Semi W sekly one year to getter up of club,
Thirty-thr0e ID collars.
Fifty coplee. one year. separately addressed (and
the Semi Weekly one year to getter up of club,
Thirty-five Dollars.
One hundred. copies, one year, to one address
land the Daily foT one year TO the getter d. OF
club. Fifty Dollars.
One hundred COPIES. one year, separately ad.
dressed lanG the Dahy for one year to the getter
up Of club, sixty Dollars.
, 1875-05-11
TINE sEMI-wEEKLY SIN.

Five copies. one year, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
Ten copies, one year. separately addressed (and
an extra copy to getter up of club),
Sixteen Dollars.
, 1875-05-11

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