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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28
SrArE or VERMONT,

WArHlNGTNN DISTINCT ga
In Probate Court held Montpelier In and for al
District, on The fth day u Aprl, a y 1873 ~
An instrument uurpurtiug 10 h. The last VIII and Tesla
ment n takm Allen, lnte q Waterbury,, In sah District
decreased being presented 10 The Court hy Oscaf " MAJ
Tor Probate II IA ordered hy sahi Court that a person.
concerned therein he notified 20 appear ~ said
ie lgth day u May, A. y 1915 and show cause, u any
they may have, against Jhe Probate Of said yin for whkh
purpose J. IA further ordered, that N
this order be published trpe srccsayeiy In The Yer.
mont Wachnan \ State Journal, printed at Montpelier,
rrcyions 10 said time appointed for hearing.
1918 ~ 4 CHASE ps4ts,er
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

GRANGE CONFESSIONAL mass Grange Con-
yention will be held at Bennington, May 4th, at
ten O'Clock, 4 Nj. All members of the oranges in
Massachusetts and New York, are especially in
vited TO attend. J. H. Crosby, Vermont State
agent, will be present with full price lists and
samples, and will be prepared 10 give the fullest
instruction in the financial workings Of the order.
Come one, come all. Deputy ID. L. Boyden, and
many prominent members Of the order, will he
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

TIE CouRr OF CHAScERY. The Hon. I. 7.
Rcdhoid, Chancellor, resumed his seat upon the
bench ON Tuesday aud continued the hearing Of
cases on the chancery docket After the transac
ton Of some routine business, the case Of Henry
S Laird " Richard l.. Martin begun and Is
still on It is expected that the Chancellor will vi
TIL the end Of the week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

PATRONS or HUsBASDHY. go o. II. Kelly, OF
Washington, Secretary OF the National Grange,
will soon publish a history Of the order from it.
beginning until its permanent organization In
1873 The volume is to be made up TO a large eN
tent Of correspondence for five years prior to 1873
This correspondence will show the persons who
were instrumental in founding the order, and vii
doubtless make some curious disclosures
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28
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STATE or vERMoNr,

- WASHINGTON nfsrRIcr a.
w Probate Court held NJ Nnnfpelirr IN and f aid d
ui..i on the l0th day u Ami. A. H. islSi
W u.ilinrnt rnrpurtnr ~ he the ilal VIII and
hhi 81 tnfies swim. late ~ Nddasqt u sahi dstfiff DO
eei-s being presented W The by Charles H. Holden the
L , .yl'n hainfF f0r probate II Il oriefri ny said
ta' m ef.as Governed iefoin he notified 10 appear
,,n .i Nv e9nt " " held ~ the probate Office In
lhtf on ihc vt day 1tMag A. D. ts3, and show cause,
nanl thy may have against tie probate n AID VIM fnr
sn pntl-s y u nfef ufiefe that COPY " the record
" he ofief " published three tuccssiveiv In the
fsinont vacuum and -tafe Journal printed N Mont
pflefi previous % sao time APPOINTED flf hearing
- BY The couft-Attesi.
10 "a. cnAsE. Real.iar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

u ESTATE on JONAS AHHbIl.
The undersigned having been appointed By the honorable
probate the district of Washington commissioners,
to refive examine and adjust all claims and demands IT
a persons ngst the estate OF JonaH Abbott late Of Wur.
resirr Ia said district, decreased. and all claims exhibited
Offset thu hereby give notice that will meet for the
purposes Aforesaid at the dwellmg-house 81 A. Abbott,
In Worcester the 2l day ni MAY and 18th day NJ August
next from O'Clock untl i've O'Clock NJ, each "
said days and that months the lhth day Of APRIL,
A. H. 1915 is the time limited bN said Court for said eredl
present their claims 10 for examination and al
luwance.
Dated at Worcester this % day Of April. A. d. ls5s
Y ktiLnnn, Commissioners
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

WARRES AT the regular meeting Of Mad River
Lodge, No. ", Independent, Order Of Good Tenn
plars, the following officers were elected for the
quarter ensuing; Worthy Chief Tempar, Oscar
Martin; Worthy Vice Templar, Miss Addie Mar
tin; Worthy Secretary, Mn Vina Burgin; Wor-
thy Financial Secretary, c. T. Keith; Worthy
Treasurer, Mrs. Matte Keith; Worthy Chaplain,
J. H. Burgiu; Worthy Marshal, Willie Cardell;
Worthy Guardian, C. A. Ford Worthy sentinel,
Miss Ida Sterling
The selectmen have purchased lot Of land
adjacent to the village cemetery, and propose TO
newly fence the cemetery, including the new lot,
aud make other improvements which are much
needed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

wAn.FIn-p -waitsGeld Grange, No, 90 voted
unanimously to spend the sth day Of May in set
ting out trees--iruit trees, shade trees and will
lows by the brook, shrubs and flowers In the gar
den, the door-yard, and on the home farm, by the
roadside, or in the graveyard; and report to each
other in the evening Of the same day, at the regu-
lar meeting OF the grange. Let more do likewise.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

BANK ELECTioS.-'The election for officers Of
the new national hank at ST. Johnsbnry, came of
yesterday, and was quite closely contested The
following board of directors were elected: Pred
erek Fletcher, Hiram Weeks, A. NJ. Diekey, II.
+. Fletcher, George lde, J. d. Abbott aud c. A.
Sylvester. fredk Fletcher was elected President.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28
STATE or VERMONT, -
WAsnIxGrox CouNrr CLFnK's OFricR,l
MOArpEIIFR. VT.

NAsHISGToN COUNTY CLFHK's OFFfcR,l
MoNrrELlER, VT.
nksrea' Ellen Cary, Of Montpelier IN the county Of
Washington has this day nie In this office her libel return
able the County Court September term, lH75, setting
forth. Ia substance that she was duly married To Edward
CARY o-tOn, ia the county Of suffolk and state Of Mas
sachusss said boston. tbs an day Of October A. ~
-fs by Burrell, minister Of the Gospel that she
lived said Edward up to the sth OF Decehe lsss, IN
dine observance Of the marriage contract, her part
but the sah Edward refused Ia perform the SANG ON hts
part but treated her with inolerahe severity that his con-
duct such that she was compelled to leave lin on the
Hth day u Dereinhcf Aforesaid through fear OF bodily IN
ury, and that he has furnished her support
cept dollars; and PRAYING she resume her maiden
name and praying divorce frum the sail Edward And
Whereas It made appear Ia me, the Clerk Of said
the heee resides u this that the
libel personally sefvei him; II Is therefore
ierc that the h-es BE- notified OF the nendcncc of this
on by the publication OF this order and the substance Of the
aforesaid libel thrre weeks successfully the Vermont
Waterman State Journal the last Of which publications
shalt least weeks before the september ~
Washington County Cont, lsli; and the said Edward
hereby required appear before the County Court
held Montpelier within and for the county OF
Washington the second Tuesday IN September next,
the OF the tenn and make To said suit,
conng to the statute IN such case made and provided
Given under my hand ~ Montpelier In said county this
I'm day Of April 1873. - . -
J. A. WING, Attorney. 1911
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u ESTATE or TIMOTHY Y. HEAToN,
The undersigned. having been appointed by the honnrn-
BILE probate for the district II Washington. coInnis
soners !" receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mand u oil persons against the estate ~ Timothy eaion.
late Waterbury. In said district decreased and all claims
exhibited In thereto hereby give that will
the purposes aforesaid. +. Dillingham; Som.
ors Waterbury aforesaid the s day Of June AMI 7t
day September next, from O'Clock until four
o'clock each of said lavs, and that six months from
the 10Th day Anr A. H. ls7i the time limited by said
Count for said cfiu 20 present their claims 10 MS for eN-
animation aud allowance.
Dated at wacrbnrv this 2ih dry Of April, A. D. 1875.
I6-fs W f. DtLLINGIfNM. commissioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28
Marriaqrs.

WnTldJ1s dnd Dedfis Ws7rfed grdtls, Obltudry
Notices flee CENTS per line, inrdridbly
In MOntnser Anr a. by Rev. II. A. Spencer, WILLIAM
u. WRIGHT, Of MoIrtown, and ELLEN G. kEMMIs, II
Montpelier.
In Norhdeld, April II. ELISHA BUTLER aud SOPHIA
H. BUrLER, both of Nnrthnrid.
In nern, ADnl 25 by Rev. ]. y. Stone, GKORgE n.
NORTON, Of Berlin. aud LIZZIE L. WADE, OF Montpelier,
IN NnrthAed April At the Methodist parsonage by Rev.
W. u. Mairnm. MOSES J. LDNG, Of Wuitsheld and lsA
BEL H. JONES, II Nonhneli.
In wopinille, \. H.. Aprl 81 by Rev. John Rogers,
FRANK r. WiiifCIER and fIILif A., only daughter OF
the late Russell King. ksq. both Of wooas,ilie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

THIEF ARRESTED - One Alanson Switzer, of
sutton, was arrested on the 18th inst, charged
with stealing various articles Of household furni-
ture from parties residing in the northern part of
Sheffield lie is now in Jail, and will probably
have business in Windsor for a season.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

AS lMrHoyEMENr.- c. Barrows has
concluded to raise mp and thoroughly repair the
building ON Main street recently purchased by
him of James r. lAngdon. Il is 10 be covered
with a Hat roof and will be ready for occupancy
by Barrows & Peck BY july first
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

CABOT samuel L. Mclean has sold his resi-
dence, and land Herewith connected, at lower
Cabot. TO james Noyes, Of Marshfeld, for 81, 100
Nehemiah Manning Of Tewksbury, Mass
has bought the 4. q. Dickinson farm, for ~, l2j
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

Man SHor-ln the course Of a drunken brawl
at West Rutland, Monday night, one Edward l.,
Lowell shot and seriously wounded Patrick sulli-
van. an employe in the quarrys at that place
Lowell was committed to await the result of Sulli-
zane fufurie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

TnoRouonLY RELiABIK-" Uncle Luther Nd
ans" the veteran stage-driver, has lost but one
trip between this place and wocott for four years,
that being on Fast day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

AhNtNf hF fNufh At hAhhfT
Cafffs Sheep. shofef Hagt ctires.
This week .......... 2r72 las 80 500 im1
Last weeh .......... 2,11f Sig 90 fln0 III
One year ag0.. ...4. ass f,ia1 2h0 500 l,ll0
pRcfs-Bes( Cafffs- E1tn fat and heavy premium
sioet so art quality ssNesgaoi Second quality $50
$50; third quality, . 2j1jI n o re- total weight "
hide, allow aad dressed lef few choice single pairs
fl.OIS Bulls, ETC., IS 2if6Slh0.
Hering Ofentljnft2io " pair. or according - their
value az beef Handy steers sTftiie u pair.
Mich Cows-Far quality s15fe6l extra good, $50 u.s.
with without calves, may be- agreed farruw and
binary, slOest0 yearings feO0f6l0o; two-years-od.
tls0f5Jono; thrive eafs.olds, SIS eufttSn0.
Shssp Common. sSdeisc extra. es7tc " N. live. or
- 2sft1 80 u head. Lambs sfs5sc y n.
sh9iss : Wholesale. Iosesiici retail iiGl3e Pn. Fat
hogs. aftqAc f n.
Ierf coires- slloets 4 head.
Hfdss Brighton, rebsbci country lots 10 h.
Calf skins, fftlSc ielts With woui fljetlA each.
ralow, 81 sete. country lot, sebStsc Nh.
RguAnKsMany of the Western steers 70 Il claimed cost
40 hign that = ~ live weight Will not make the owners
whole. We nni prices te lower than last week and the
trade to-day Il very moerate. Hathaway swift sold u
steers 20 Cornell Co, at SOS y csi and % steers on
conmssiQn Northern sd nj lttloiic IN, dressed
wseght Adien sold oxen TO df,.s igis n .ach, at
loGl0itc " N. Working Ia hitter demand other
prices are not any nmei Mich COW. are piher dull In
Tho market, and ael Al t'rgO " head Veal calves,
$500 " bead q ~ head % from last figures
SesepThbee Il nocks Of sheep notic sold NJ SO
n. The market y less nm. At something like "a &c u
lower rates. u, A. IeWof sold II sheep, fed by ". At
wood Charleston, n H., weighing i,l@ NJ, At 80 b
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

CALAis-IIaryest Grange, No. Il, will hold it,
next regular meeting at Vestry Hall, on satur-
day, May LIST, at one o'clock, p. NJ 1t ia desired
that every member will be present, as important
business will be brought before the grange.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

WORCESTER Deacon Jonas Abbott was born in
Henniker, n H., February Il, 1902, but resided
during the period OF his childhood and youth in
Thetlord, VT, where his father had removed in
1903 1t was at this place he commenced his
Christian life, having been awakened under the
preaching Of Rev. DR.. Asa Burton. Early In 1924
he, in company with Mr.. J. 2. b. IAdd, also Of
Thetford, came TO Worcester when the town was
but little settled and with Others bore all the hard
ships and prvatons incident to all new settle
ments. The same year he with eleven Others,
united 10 form Congregational church, of which
he continued member until his death. Only
two of those twelve are now living He was a
deacon Of the church thirty-six years January
10, 1896 he was united in marriage with Miss
Minerva T. Vail, daughter Of Allen Vail, Esq
their married life comprising almost fifty years.
Deacon Abbot's health had been failing through
the past winter, but particular apprehension Of
his near death was felt until about one week be-
fore he died, when erysipeas manifested itself,
soon ending his earthly life. Thus one after
another Of the early inhabitants Of the town are
passing away At a regular meetingof North
Branch Grange the following resolution was nnan-
imously adopted;
Rssolrel. That the menlers Of North Branch Grnge
Abbott. and that regard his death loss only %
ouler but to the community a which he lived lie
good citizen, good TOW nsu,n and consistent Christian
aud give his hsly TO the grave with the hope "
I blessed lie DeVuuu.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

SAD ACCIDENT. MIR. Abel 4. Allen, Of the arm Of
Allen & Peck, OF Middlebury last Saturday lost
his right hand while engaged with a circular saw.
It was severed entirely at the wrist, and thrown
into the water near by, thence down the stream.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

CONTRACTED George H. Guernsey has con-
tracted with Erastus Hubbard and Fred T. smith
To build their elegant new union block, on state
street Mr. Guernsey Is one Of the most compe-
tent builders In New England.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

The ST. ALBASs BUTTER MARKET, Tuesday
was dull We quote medium to good Mt from
fifteen 10 eighteen cents common To fair, eighteen
to twenty cents; selections, twenty three cents
fancy, twenty five cents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

4 Coon PRECEDENT Miner billiard. of Rut-
land has been mulcted in the sum Of SASS, for
neglect OF refusal 10 remove snow and Ice from the
sidewalk in front Of his premises last winter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

BADLY BuRSED-Miss Mary Riley, young la
dy in the employ OF William Hayden, Of Barton.
was seriously burned, by her dress catching on
fire, on the l9th inst She will recover
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

APPOINTMENT The President has appointed
Andrew T. Rankin, Of st. Johnsbury, Consul at
Mcssina, Sicily.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

ANNUAL MEEriSG.-'lhe stockholders OF the
Central Vermont railroad hold their annual meet
Ing at their Office in St Albans on Wednesday.
NAV 10Th
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

Found at lasti-A remedy that not only relieves but
eure COusum1iuu we'll coughs colds bronchitis,
thruat influenza, The remedy IN whrh alnde
i Dr. Warl balsdH u wa CHERRY, prepared by Seth
". fowc sous llostnn' ~ rents and ~ bottle large
hnlllns mnch The rheaIer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

Economical New Food. Twenty i've cents viii bu,
uarktge Of Moss ftre made fruin pure Irish Moss
which will make ny Kinds uf dishes, such cakes, pies
pidngs, etc. sixteen quarts Of custaris jces,
thAfutle Ris-f, blanc mango. etc. sold by all Druggist
aud GTocrrs. I3-lT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

characterization Is the thief of time I" and vet
DELAY who afflicted with such Diseases scrofuions aud
syhc affections tnmor ulcers sores, eryseis. iena le
COMPLAINT liver complaints, run-inaiun lltAtion OF the
heart, dyspeit nearlet, headache, general debility and
many other diseased conditions, whh N taken while ther
hofsS nf b. cured every time by taking
Dr. i. u. kendans Tonic aud Hood Purifier which
known tn be the best blooi-purytng and hentgiyins
medicine ever discovered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28


SPRING RENOVATION Of all Impurities " III.
blood, which cause lassitnde hlousess lannee. los o
anpstlte and debility pains la side hack AMI head Dr
Fumley will furnish fonr To weeks supply u ytpetab,
reneiies, Aiapte 10 pcrsun and reelp Vt i've
dollars, with the name, height weight color u hall
and eyes.
Remedies by mail or express with full directions.
q. H. PLuMLEf. ~. n.
ea-so Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

WHAr might have been railroad smash-up was
luckily averted by two women who discovered
large stump upon the track Of the Portland 4
0gdensburg road, near the Jones' bridge, Morris
VILE, ON Wednesday afternoon Of last week, and
signaled the train. The obstruction was in such
place that it could not have been seen by theen-
gneer In time To have prevented the accident
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-04-28

HNHAA"fHNf
DELEGATES from the different oranges in Add
son county met ct Bristol, last Saturday, and
formed q county council
fouR tmppep Of Bhdpor and Addison have
been making raid upon the fur animals Ia aud
around Dead Creek, and have caught one thou.
sand musk-rats, besides ooons, and skunks enough
10 last them in poriumery the whole season.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
IT is proposed TO open a store at ST. johnsbury
for the Soyoreigns and Patrons.
TnE Methodsts and Baptists in wheelock
united In holding series Of meetings every even
Ing La, week, resulting in quite a revival.
HAHpwicR taxpayers pay an annual interest Of
$500 for the purpose Of having railroad and n
pig-sty 10 sit in while they wait for the train
As a result Of the revival in st. bloomsbury, sew
enty persons were propoundcd, Sunday, for ad-
mission 10 the South.chnrch, and fifty are expected
10 unite with the North church. over forty have
connected themselves with the Free WIN Baptist
church, and others will probably join other
churches
\ srurrY young miss Of st. Johnsbury Com
Green, by name aged fourteen, made two at
N'hiNN ~ NNANlNlA NufiNif Al' bNNfl hANt ny Ntk-
ing crotou oil, because her parents Insisted upon
her knitting when she did not want TO- The
proper remedies were promptly applied, and she
has not yet put her angel plumage on
LAST week Thursday, William b. Palmer, Of
Danyillc, received an order from Warren Leland,
proprietor u the New Palace Hotel, ut san Fran
cisco, CAL for two hundred gallons Of maple
honey. Although somewhat late In the sugar
season, Mr. Palmer expects to fill the order, and
furnish a lot Of honey that for purity and excel
lence Of flavor can't be beat
CHARLES PIERCE, n blacksmith in sutton, got a
shhonc stuck In the left side Of his throat about
two Year, ago the removal Of which has bafled
the skill Of physicians. iIc has had n cough mos,
Of the time since, and people feared il was fatal
For few days past his throat has been very sore
something like a qun-y sore. until last Sunday h
discovered Gle bone sticking out under and At Oh,
roots ot his tongue ON removal, il was found Il
be an inch In length Pcrce- cough is now i'm
proving
CHurEynrS rorNty
Two deaths from smallpox in llinesburgh, LAS
week
THE Essox Junction House is being rchtted from
cellar tn garnet aud is to be enlarged.
ON saturday, April oath the commissioners OBJ
the town Of Essex made their subscription In be
half of the town. 10 $1,000 worth NJ stock Of Tia,
Burlington & lAmoiile miruad
ALoSzo CLARK, the horsc-thiei, who WIS sen
fenced to Ave years imprisonment at the las
term Of the Chittonden county court attempted Il
break jail on Wednesday night OF last week, bu
was unable to accomplish his designs
sHrREr DnEw's hotel (the jaiD in burlington
is Of the most popular in that part Of the state
Some twenty criminals Of various grades ar
qnartered there at present, and throughout til
past winter the number has been equally large.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-13

BEECHER.-Mr. Bowen has testified, and
for the one hundredth time Beecher has gone
where even the memory of the past cold win.
ter is taken away from the warmly received
guest rs too delightful Renaissance. (See
wh.l COMPOUNDED bother an editor is put to
because ofthe growing prejudice against tn e
use of the word He'll, however We hope we
have made it plain; and yet he steps in at the
Friday night prayer meetings without even
suspicion of scorch or birthstone, SINE Hing
violets and apparently entirely unconscious
of the interest displayed about his frequent
purgatorial pains.
His recuperative powers must be something
wonderful or else that place of the damned
is a much joilier one than Dante's description
would allow us to suppose. This is at leas
a cheerful view to take of it while awaiting
further Developments
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-13
Lecture.

1t was announced from the chancel last
Sunday at st. james Church that on next
Sunday evening. the preaching of the Gospel
would be dispensed with, and lecture on
Egypt" by the Rev. Joseph DeForest would
take its place.
1t will no doubt prove an interesting repro
duction of his travels in that wonderful land
of ancient splendor. Rich in historic and ira
ditional learning, filled with traces of by
gone power, Egypt is at once the desire am
despair of the eager antiquarian the awed
intruder's imagination and research is mutely
challenged by her mysterious emblem of
eternal silence; and the many stupendous
relies of past race, dim with the flight of
ages and teeming With mystical grandeur
have been equally the unavailing study of the
savan and the Intelligent idler.
Our regard for established precedent and
readers OF poetical turn of mind has car
ried us thus far on this hierogrammatic sub
! ject; but having . appeased the gods, We
return to a more practical view and suggest
to those who wish to know about the ''sourc,
of the Nile'', Pharaoh's daughters general
behavior, the Pyramids, or the fiat nosed
Sphinx whose inscrgtable face brools over
the ages, that they can have the opportunity
of bearing them ably discussed on this occa
sion,