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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-11
THOMAS JONES. ssrst. 8. s.. U. s. A
C'hesD.

Strawberries and Other luxurics Of this
description arr becoming cheap In our
market. ..I
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FOR SAl.E,


For any OF the above articles, apply ~
the BULLETIN office. T.. A. BURNETT.
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kSXX Wood stock envelopes ut the
BULLETIN office. 81 10 per NJ.
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Isicturesq sae America

At the BULLETIN bindery-is numbers,
bound In two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco; cost 81 for sale at $40.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PiLSENER at Louis ucrbert's
Notice.

Notice.
Owners OF drays. water carts, wagons
or other vehicles, subject to license, will
please call at once on the city clerk and
procure numbers to correspond with their
license, and those not having license to
procure them immediately.
G-i-Gt. w. NJ. WILLIAMS. 4. NJ.
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Rear This In Mind.

Near This In Mind.
DIR. Jennelle. during the present school
vacation, will pay particular attention to
filling and treating ciildren's teeth. Par
ents whose children may be suffering
with their teeth. please bear this in mind.
G-S-Gt
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Go 20 Louis Herbers's for P1ISE'
MFR.
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~XX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN Office, printed,
SIS 10 and 81 90 per NJ.
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"a complete Pictorial History Of the
mOSt suceesSful Family Paper
In the CmlOW :"
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CORRECTED Daily by 4, NJ, stesrns, coMmisslou
ynerchsnt, Secretary OF the Cairo Board OF
Trnde.
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Go to Wilcox's for Strawberries.
6-1-Gt.
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For Sa1e.
A silver plated No. 0 Wilson Shuttle Sew
ing Machine, hard (piano) finish, valued at
$s5. viii lie sold at $40 discount, on good
terms, and ordered direct from the factory.
For SALE.
A No. . Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine
valued at $50. win be sold ut $l5 discount
aud ordered direct frcm the factory.
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DsIiciOu s..PllIRENER-at Louis HeP.
bert's.
= NIX Rag stock envelopes at the BuL.
IETIN office, So Is per NJ.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

TnE pnirGnr RI. uaHAt Wasr.--Thc
Wilson shuttle sewing Machine Ii extreme
N simple In ils construction. deliberately
hnisl,ul il ity desiea and ernamenttng,
combining trsas capacity md adaptation
manufacturing. II embraces all the
important And essential elements embodied
In sewing Maehinee patented within The
past ,~ent, i've ysars, together with ths
late important improvements aud patents
oil eminent mechanical experts wnd thvea.
TIRE In ~ employ u tho wilson Company
Tia Wss. hau reaaen 10 bs proud IL me
" lsan mainline,
Machines will be delivered NJ any Rail.
rrud sslulInn In this country, free IL trans.
rnr.atnn charges, II ordered through the
tmnrans's l,ran.h llons', IT ip'. state u
Chicago, Ill. They srnd nm elegant eAtA,
lngir mud rhrnmo circular free on appllca.
,iun. This colnpan. wan. few more good
ngrnle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

M nefsnn ean .ae llusrhens tirfnnA
syrup without rettiag immediate relief and
cure. w hnse lhr fts, ensn III Coughs,
tnlds. or eai,slmp,ien, or any disease oi
iii. Threat ANIL Lungs, vet IL hear tlpm that
has mol been cured Ne hive disribuc,l
ever, year for three Years over 2M,,OOO
sample bottles i, Druggists IL ~ parts II
TIN United Slnlss No other Manufactures
III Medicine eyrf gave their preparations
snch n test An till. tn u llr I. i, Glenn
mrr'a. tntrn. anl rrl Il hottie fpr ~ cents
and try II, twn dasrs will relieve ,on. sam.
plr bottles IL ernts ruth i1.s.o.w.yi.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28
.S'UYIS'E.

T. The hai,s ani Arsisess III Grxn,is
fslnei',n, sitsssf' 4 and 10 M lsevsonA In.
terss'sal N ,,r tstA's If anil lsoca SD.
Taks nutiss That II thc mort irrm IN
ihs ,sfrntt fuuIt NJ lior sri County 1pwn.
~ ~ ssfslsaei Isfsutrr nfiho last wil.
mi testament III a,il lreeassd. viii npriy
~ saii ''n.'t Fl. final settlement III ~ M.
e"n'.ss = safl .Faentor sniA application
Will III ~ .na.ie Ill i'm Ill, M luur ia.,.
~ lie arsulhx III lhe Court N thst AL, III
~ anon llssfsaf,ev IN s.a.tnset can. ~ hssr,l
1T lifilfN riLAlLkruN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

II tho very hes, In usc. Tho wind can.
MT affect its working. and Ii will never
clog or sllsi! grain
There II nothing complicated or weak
about the machine, |. Ia made for work,
simple, a,rong. aud light draft. II You arc
not satisfied with In lnoks, take Il home
and Try \. Try Il with any olhcr. and
keep the ono yau like bcst. Don't hc
afraid 70 Try II, sou nccd ncver fear ~ In.
Junction. When rival agent tells you
that patent sai. has heen begun against
The Mccormicks, and That you will have
trouble II you buy Mccormick Harvester
Just aet thu. mAn down a. liar. for there
ID 10 truth IN hin statement. II &. II, 4
i. j. Nick ormick were u INFRINGE on \
patent over ~ much. tim purchasers Of their
machiass would no, suffer, but the fact Ii
there has been no infringement. The Nc
cormIcks hare built ! Harvester ~ good
Tin. rival mHrhil.c mun can't compete Il,
Tho nsual way. hut have t. scare people
from buying II. Farmers III nccd u 1
Harvester, look the slrcormlcg sample
over before you buy Il win b. money IL
your pocket.
JOHN !. P9oK, Agent
0On3 Cnssco, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

IL. l~s, III lie world. fteel, aa,l
lure FIR sale Il, n II. VIZ lpr.
l'las,e,ins will w. ,lesw +, him III
I'll lsf' anil niesi satisfactory itian
,nr n short noti,r anil III isnenn
lslr terms. aiati
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

Why will ,na ~ - my rahlir " social
gathering With ,lisagreaahls cough, thns
taking np enmfuft Yourself, and disturbing
s,LrI-' Why gst bottle II Vests
Pulmonary Ralram MI cure saurarlf' \
Then 70 mud 10 n tanned ~ the cas~S msy
hr. ulth pfelit 10 yourself AMI friends
Nests Pulmonary llAlssn, nlso cures scre'
,hrost md consumption Trial battlss -
anil 60 ssnts l.args hsttlss n 90. Sold
by all druggists
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

Death 10 Pain Ian specific for inflammation
which Is the hAsi. uf Palm, 1his accounts
FIR it, suecsn, Il IL no cheap linlMemi ac-
e,Isninlls llrawn together, but il thu result
IL careful study Of TIM cause of Pain, The
combination of Tho hest specifics Ia such
proportions ~ u produce 4 perfect chcml.
eal compound.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

Personal liberty associations arc 30.
ing formed rapidly thronf hut this
State. Tho association Gss. saw light
IN i,nuu1nc. rsing m cfrurs started by
tho liquor aud saloon men 10 bring
abun. repeal of tho temperance law
now In force.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

X5 TO 500 s:..t.,. -. ...,.

a. All siassTs XIV working r*niaiY I'LL htsth
AssA. sran3 end rld msts n1rtt snrhrs tt
~.rh III ns, III their a~n lveAiiiies during
their snare urmsn,s cr Ali thr lime ihah
III ~. thing else w cner employment
thar vii ray handsomely fur every hHaa'+
wsrt faii particulars. terms. Ar sent
frss seri II. your address ~ unce nea't
aeiay New " tho tine Nen't luek FIR
werk or business elsewhere, until son law
lsars.d What We otter, usstiAsoa 4 tn
Portland Maine, iasi
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NoRCESTERS DICTIONARY.
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tnrMts of ths National .0SrtnsMen4,

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sn~Nts af ths National .asctasaen4
lii ane Of the mans circulars With which
tie publishers ~ Wrbstera Dictionaries are
loading the country, the statement IN made
that Webster IA ,hs NATIONAL srAsbAAn.
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that it'll executive printing, batter, aud
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thu Smithsonian inaiitdiun, etc etc. are
male III conform Ill photography 10 Webster.
etc. w invite the attention IT IN. public
tn the following showing Tint this claim II
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able
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Washington, Feb, ~. 1874,
GENTLEMEN - In the Department Of Jus.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28
Al iAlNfk H4~Nsa.ha

iaw.s lss.slssts ~ ,ssalss's rsesaA
r. 'hvlt ns~ his#t Il eesnr, sAs sits
II ti,els itvseHs store ana shs Waor%a.
pei ground a lining the relsa cfste,
Iht aesige i h hsse .~s aese. as
~ sith High, 4 stairs hesaeea shem
] 10 she second ssnss. which vii ~ o..
lsisea with tsa afhees In front. eav
eaeh stle II ihs stairs. aud the balance
II the story h. be finished mp tpf 4
hall IT. dimensions will be sssH2sl
snssae Which will make hall suitable
FIR this town ~ many years stt.
This building IA II be a lriek which
besides The convenience n will adj 10
the Ne.is. l.smas business. will have
another feature quite AZ Important, The
security /, will aflprl them against
fires It's onls a1aes.ion u time when
wooden towns shall be destroyed BY lire
aud tie l.omas brothers seem 10 he
grsaping time by the f,reloek IN antiei.
ia,ing and providing against tho ra,ag.
"a III iire, one u timesnost dos tructivc
clements
Tue Howard county agricultural so..
,i.,y has decided t. oll.r tho following
premiums GA ladies' .cuues,rianis,n. nj
the annual iair this iall best SIS;
second lest. slu, third. s., prcmi.
uns - liberal p1gh, IL call cui largo
elias. oirsnpnli,,r, a,hl mako this QUO
VI thu Interesting features OF III, o.
rasian.
Tul n.epksn NOODLES Mil CuM.
pony ARE huyi ng VOL tor Cash and
q, a,,s aud lave a,l,'.l largely 10
'i,ei, sick til. spring
". L BAKER See
Water It, l,eestaa Iowa.
- farihae, Rqut..3an gives m
aesaafi II thp ,r,l all conyiyt A 81
laf.a h.,sil II hrse thieves VII, have
hem a,eratiug through that country
usftplng tscir raids usen 1, here,
I'll X = llmt arrested here and Ia.
,lielcl lr horse stcaitns, l, rass u. was
arla'gaal AMI I,l.ai guilty Nono II
thn enlsitts have lepn sentenced,
+ MEETING OF ritz pAraoss' pKo.
nrss r4artSf Setiee 10 hereby
gwen Il Mhan IL etss esacern, that the
annual meeting II to tteeu Patron.
Produce Company ier tho ele,tlon OF
0s,ests. will ha he'll u, Grier hall
slanlas 1uno tn l>,a. at ia o'clock
4, VI
! IN srElNMAN, Soc
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

Iysnd cse Ia q Z. HOWELL 4 10. New
Srcrk for beck n7th edition cent tinlne
lisis ef .nno newspapers, sui estimates
sassiue cot or advertising. iasi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

a1ssI u
s s
as@ 8
ae i =
~ #t A8 W45
lAH+ i ts t*
fA iBsH sN fstttts 49, Ys
- 81 ~ ~Hh hasl n 49,
A* IL stHM iptAAaA
itta ~ Ata4ft savtt rrN4stitlt'
ustt liaAttfAsNA saa. NJ hsss# 49,
u t,sars - sA,Mfass lNan vs. ".
II - r'seiAsls AsaAk swA i4spt
\, alls. eet ssalisa W. ifeshas ,iim
VI 'aiis ,eses aaas w sht if.sA 49,
sntf II The faee. Nhst sa outrage
taas ssienis II las aaA ,titt shaala
drive Il outlaw this leAsitsh, fumtnts,
Il strife
ilawa d l,fsels haye s,saething h
~ .hls veeh nj ri wasting maehiaes
VI lear II highs commended ~ shss.
vho uHe il, rratf positive that u /.
gAesl.
,ses VI 'vrals il having his mes
rs,,ls,es enclosed this week, The Ar.
ign IL ohe "A the mes, ,ss,s In town,
aud me i,,n In ts,ls
l.ealile Il lluet,ing advertise their
ftaitl, ses, through this paper llay.
ing written |, up ,ef, rcccn,ly We con.
tel, ourselves this week hs inviting
tho public 10 examine the advertise :
,neht ani learn whore they can see the
.s9sr IN operation, aud O. aud sec Il
Tor that il the place to learn how II
works.
S;.., ,,nx II s,.,r,. h,s ,r.l,.,ol
ilas tie n,st tes,aeh, II % 10 a Jouf-
alis, Inv leatla,y tllcy multiply. Now
..n,s fl, Strawberry roint Free Press
With ,ise rr,prls, II, all ono editor.
I'm ~ tie snrNrr 10 had tlc nanu
II !. L Carrier. Fifty thousand dbl
las !, year i fair wages, and nn won
,,ef Il il attracting tie at,cniion u
s,n,a maa all usrr its c,uotry,
- ''"@' = * 49,
= - 49, $3.50
- sa saa5u IL ,r5m s 4 pa.
~ ii iff way i. tSu anl a hail
- asa,.e i.,yucu, f,r tie iLAtS
l4.A,.tls
ii, >a,n,,,,t u Ia, w,cs lica,;lc 1.
ilattt,,,ts l.sl ii thr,, Thousand lush.
- II wien, lluw i, thu, f,r unr
inis antht
Il M. /, ,.,.,,..,s,,,., ~. r..,,,,
.... s.. l,,.,,,., i, ,h.., II, ,,., Nm
t.n ID ,li.,,,l,,,,,,, i III, ANN.
,t..,,. t.... .., .,. II. ~, i.
81 ~4...i.a ,f.. ..
Iirrn.p ~ a,jpr dealers H., ala liz u,
A.af il it1iuattl they may hayn H. H.,
tl4t4r very mouths will water NJ ths
lien that na,,. sam takes !, much ou,
II Tie hunes, merchants profits t.,
taxes n lilo .ta!e.
!. !.
''' - 80 49, ~
,,, -
= -
- - ~" Z "
-. -. ~, =, ! . '', i,
i. ~, =,
!.
- - =, !" ~
county. hht h1liihe theil W" HiWet' ~
u = Nuke y man wealthy has bee,
d''l' ten pr cent below cost AM
still 10 u ", aha war pa1hior more o.
~
Ma take particular pleasure In call.
iag The attention Of our readers u th,
advertisement Of tho new McCormicl
Harvester in this tissue u our paper
Tie manufacturers IL It's c,ns,ruetio,
seem IL have happily blended the bcs
a"a ,''s' 's'''''u' P'''s'F0s' - ~
las'4''s wv seems = " ' 'A"uo' y con
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

etrKead Tho advertisement In this pare,
u The only located Specialists III Iowa. Dr
NsA6ss Davenport Iowa ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28
wv BALLARD
NEW OREGON

WIN repair cl.OcKA, and guarantee
satisfaction. Every clock warranted 10 run.
Hiring along yoir detective clocks ii hIs
Fsslicnce. anil w will ~ them right.
ehAfy@s rssscnAhlc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

llanss Plants, ~ Owsn's,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

since AleS II Stevens has predicted
tlias .hs n.A ltes,dcn, u g 10 a jouf-
ali,s Inv iearla,.y tlcy multiply. Nov
..n,t fl. strawberry Point Free Press
With IVA III prot ,rs AMI ono ci'nr,
I'm III tic .trmer ~ had tllc tame
j. |. 1 Carrier. Fifty thousand dbl.
las ,rat i fair wages, and no won
t'et i i attracting ttc attention VI
saa mra all osrr tho cuatry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

I.ea,lle Il llnn.,ing advertise thti
rtaifi, s'ese through this paper llas
ing written |, up scry rcccutly We con
tei, ourselves this week hs insi,in,
tho public u examine the advertise
,neht anl learn whore they can see ,b
.tse In operation, aud e. aud sec !
ter thu, il the place to learn how !
works.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-28

Jn'eHae fian'- iNteo rv,ssI IL Qa,n.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-05-11

Responsible ageKtsswan for the sale Of terrific
rial rights and for the introduction of thsS.-
Blanchard Rejecting Corrugated Lam
Chimney,
And the
Excelsior Coffee Pot

The lamp chimney Is certain to carry the trade.
II is at least two hundred per osnt stronger than
any heretofore found in the market. and ia war
ranted to increase the light Of the lamp to which it
is applied from 20 to rs per cent. The demand
is already beyond the means Of supply.
The coffee pot is warranted to make coffee free
from fannie acid, and to extract the elemental prin-
cple from the coffee perfectly that an setual
saving in coffee is realized Of one-fh1d over any
other form in IL is warranted to do this.
The coffee is clear as amber without using any
foreign matter to "settls it," and the aroma Is ali
retained. # is perfection itself.
Any one who wishes a sure chance to make
money will fud 1t for his interest to apply to the
subscriber, VIRGIL W. BLANCHARD,
LIT Middlsbury, VT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-05-11
What Ashes and Plaster Did.

The Rural Home, of Rochester, gives
this bit of history: During the year
1897 man named Arthur DUNCAN
went to the town of Palermo, n. Y,
and bought sixty acres of dry sandy
land, with here and there "A little
tendency TO gravel. He paid 81. 800 for
it. He knew nothing about farming,
being machinist by trade. After paw
ing for his land he had 5000 left. He
found his land was worn out, He
began by buying ashes and plaster :;
would draw potatoes fourteen miles to
Oswego, and loaded his team back with
manure from the livery stables. His
crops increased. II is ashes were spread
correspondingly thick. He raised
principally potatoes and wheat. Now
1000 bushels of ashes year is what he
buys. His potatoes, for several years
past, have averaged $50 bushels an
acre his winter wheat thirty bushels
or over and he has saved, from his
farm alone, till he now holds $l2, 900 in
bank stock, and would not sell his
farm for 500 an acre. In 1869 he sold
in potatoes and wheat over 50 300
worth. He is known as the best farmer
in the county.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-05-11

OLD PEAR TREES The Report of
the Committee OH Fruits of the Massa-
chusetts Horticultural Society for 1874,
says that Robert Naming placed upon
the tables of the Society a dish con-
tanning two dozen Orange pears, from
tree belonging TO Capt. Charles II.
Allen of Salem. and that the tree is $50
years old. II bore three bushels in 1874
and eight and Il half bushels in 1874
The old Sluyvesant pear tree, which
stood Il few years ago Mt the corner of
Third avenue and Thirteenth street.
New York. aud bore fruit 10 the laet
was about the same aye, but this has
since died.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-05-11

A large line of Paisley shawls, long and square
Ottoman Shawls, and Shawls of all grades anC
styles, with prices ranging from GO cents to a
dollars.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-05-11
623 and 625 Washington Street,
(oPPosrs GLOBE THEArRE)
BOSTON.

This new and commodious Hotel, built by the
late Gardner Brewer, Esq, is now open to the
public. L. is complete in all the modern appoint.
meIts-Passenger Elevator, Steam heat and run.
ming water in the Rooms; Bath and Toilet Rooms
on each Floor, ETC., etc. Vay centrally located
near the Common, all the places of Amusement
Public buildings, and Southern and Western De-
pots, and the numerous Steamboat Lines; Horse
Cars and Stages to all parts OF the City and Sub
urbs, connecting with all the Depots, pass the
door continually.
Rooms, sl.oO per day and upwards, according
TO size and location.
An excellent Restaurant, at moderate prices.
Your patronage solicited.
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NOR SALE.
j. farm Of $50 acres, situated ahoa, Is
miles south Of salisbury Depot, belonging 10 The
estate Of William P. Dewey, late Of SALISBURY de
ceased. IT'S acres Of the same In meadow, the
balance. tillags and pasture lAad with wood san.
cient for use Of farm. AbundAnuy watsrsd, and
buildings and fences in good repair. A frst elass
dairy farm. Terms Of payment will Be Atisas-
tory. Apply 70 Rsbssca 3. and WiIliAn ?. Dew
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Fancy Goods.

for gifts, &c.
These goods have been selected with great care
and are especially adapted to the wants of Gus.
toners. All goods sold strictly for cssh, and
made low accordingly.
Our largely increasing business enables us to
anticipate and give every attention to the wants
of the trade in this vicinity. We shall spare no
efforts In liberal dealing and careful and prompt
attention to orders, to make it for your interest
to deal with u.s. Thanking you for your liberal
patronage, We hope for continuance Of the same
Il. X. CLAY, Agt.
Lano Clay's Block, Middebury.
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Nude StatuarY.

The modern soul ptor has hard time
of it with his portrait statues. it must
be confessed. What is he to do? Shall
he dress a gentleman as be finds him
go dack to the toga; Or further back
still to the altogether natural man? Or
shall he compromise with cloak or
water-proof-as IN the case of the
Savior of his Country. expiating his
virtues in Union Square? They have the
same trouble in England as here: eide
VIM. B. Scott. For centuries, he says,
the portrait statues of the kings appear
ed in the Roman cuirass with bare arms
and knees, and their statesman in the
chlamys and toga. "One last step only
was wanting to adopt the ideal antique
and abandon clothing altogether, and
this was very near accomplished toward
the close of last century. Canova' S
statue of Napoleon, now in Apsley
House, is absolutely naked; and the
statue to,Samuel Johnson, in st. Paul's,
is almost undraped, single loose
covering being thrown so as to be only
useful for the sculptor's supposed ar
tlstlc purposes-a ludicrous spectacle
III simply rational point of view; the
stout old gentleman, as he leans his
head on his hand in his naked
ness, seeming to be saying to himself
What sad ease things have come to
with me at last, standing before the
public IN a state of nature
1t is matter of tradition that the
statue OF Washington, by Greenough,
In the grounds of the Capitol at Wash
lngton, is saying as plain as gesture and
countenance can say: 'My sword is by
my side, and my clothes are IN the
Patent Office which he points
with majestic modesty.-Scr56,aer for
March.