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TrRyellerS' Guide,

TRAINS ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.
From the North $50 N. and Leo us and sis pm
From the East, by Central Vt r. R., 5.25 and $40
n. NJ, so and SIS p. m
From the South, 40 a. m. 1910, 432 and 7.2O p m
From the East, by burlington Lamoille X. H.,
Has 4. m, and as y. Ill.
TEAMS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Going North. 4l0 and 40 a. H., ZIP, 4.S2 and 10
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Going East, by Central VT R. r., 30 a. M, ls.Ij,
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NsRCE.ALs.-Some 1900 barrels of graft
spplts haze been purchased in this vicinity.
prices raus ius ire m & 80 to 50 40 per bar
rel About Is Geo bushels of potatoes have
been purchased here and shipped to New
YORK and Boston. They bring from 50 to
Sll per ton.
The Island Mills are beng rebuilt by the
former owner, n. g. Norton, Esq. They
are being built entirely OF bTick. Inc work
men are above TITO second story already.
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WILD CHERRY.
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ACASE OF CONSUMPTION.
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NAV T.. ISL
CASE OF CONSUMPTION.

EAST sroSEHAx Oxford County. Me,
May T., 1873.
Messrs. SETH ". FoNLL tcSss
6entlemen-I feel it my duty to write few
words in favor o: DR. WIsTARS BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY In the early part of last winter
took a severe cold, and shortly a'terward Dis
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ONCE, Peck's Block, College 81
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Fire Insurance Companies.
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Imperial, England,
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Franklin, Philadelphia,
PEN Pennsylvania, Philade ;IIIG.
Fire Association, Philadel-
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Continental, New York.
GermanA American new Ofk,
Connecticut, Hartford,
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British American, Toronto,
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Life and accident ms. Cos.
Mutual Life, New York,
Assets. $50 900 900
Connecticut Mutual, Hart
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Massachusetts Life, Spring
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Travellers, Hartford,
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Railway Passenger, Hartford,
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.s-An losses promptly and literally adjusted
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~ Orders by mail or telegraph receiveas prompt
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~ Due notice OF expiration Of Policies always
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COLLINS
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Will have to be a VERY GOOD PAPER to satisfy
the thousands OF readers who have become familiar
with ITS good qualities in the Iast. But propose
this year to excel the past.
We all continue to print articles from the hest
writers and thinkers in the country. The depart
n ents Of Religious News, literature. sunday
School, Fine Arts. 81 ence, Missions. school and
College, Markets Farm AMI GI;drn, Firanc al and
Insurance will, heretofore, re attributed To- by
SPECIALISTS in each branch. These departments are
famous because they Trustworthy.
COOKS LECTURES
These famous Lectures. delivered in Boston every
MONDAY by the Rev Joseph Coo (, will be uhl, ed
in full, together with the Introductory remIrks.
SERMONS
By eminent Clergy men in all parts Of the country
will continue TO lie printed.
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SENATOR MoRroN's DEATH.

Both democrats and republicans, to- day,
felt concerned over the condition OF Senator
Morton. Some of the mos. pronounced
Democrats, even ox-confederateS, spoke in
the kindest terms of the senator as man,
though his politics we've distast .fnl tOtiem.
The intelligence of his death. to-nig hit.
creates profound sorrow, The Senate and
House will. to morrow, each appoint COM
mttee to attend tue funeral at Indiana
polls
At 900 the Metropolitan church chimes
played the dead march in saul, and other
dIrses, and minute bells tOllei Tor an hour
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Severe Pain.

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Having occasion to a remedy r5ga pain
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WrSoNN. MINI. June 10. 10.
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Weaknesses,

Weaknesses.
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here anything that has been tried Lameness and
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Price. 80 Cents.

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combination OF Electric and NOltaic Plates with high
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by all Wholesale snd Retail Druggists throughout the
United States and Canala-. and by WEEKS x POrrEE
Projectors. Boston. Mas.
, 1877-03-03

Nine races without losing heat. is
certainly a remarkable record for a
mare four years old; but Mollie Nc
Carly, the California bred mare, ha>
done it. Theodore Winters paid 1900
for her dam before Moilie was dropped,
and was laughed at f, it; but his chat
fers now laugh on the other side of
their faces. The English horse Mon
arch, imported by Col. Wade Hampton,
of South Carolina, won nine races with
ont losing heat. These are the only
two cases of the kind ia the annals Of
the American turf: but Monarch 8 vic
tories were nearly all match Faces.
while Mnllie has never run a match.
In her nine races she has beaten
twenty-six horses. whereas we 90 not
believe that Monarch beat over fifteen.
1t will be remembered that two weeks
ago, this paper prophesied that Moilie
or Bazar would win the race and that
Bigham would be distanced.
, 1877-03-03
English banker; Mr.. Abbot. has white

ENGLISH banker; Mr.. Abbott has white
curly hrir. bushy white moustache,
all lnvoluntarily reminds one Of
French marquis of the dncien regime;
Justice Clifford has benign counte-
nsnce and wears stiff white crayat
particularly applicable to the occasion !;
Justice Miller is fair fat, considerably
over forty, and looks as if he apprecia-
ted the good thingsin life; Justice Field
has q prominent nose and long -four
ishing beard. and he. with Edmunds,
are the only bald members on the Com
mission; Justice Strong has thin
growth of light hair. very brighs eyes.
and strongly marked features; Justice
Bradley looks like reduced edition of
the late Andrew johnson; aud Senator
Morton is decidedly tie least preposs.
essipg member Of the whole committee
1t is these men who will decide the
question who was fairly elected Presi-
dent. and upon them all eyes are turns
ed. To them have, within the past few
days. been addressed arguments such
as have never been surpassed for Co
gency, lucidity and terseness in the his
tory Of the world. for no mere human
effort cohld go beyond the clear state-
ment of facts by Mr.. O'Conor, whose
every word is to the purpose and adds
IA stone to the magnificent structure O:
his argument; or the sharp and pointed
reasoning of Mr. Evarts. who leaves no
stone nnturhed and fairly dazzles the
uninitiated with legal phrases and big
words. Evarts uses more Latin in his
speeches than all the other counsel com
bined and emphasizes every word he
says with his long slender forefnger; !;
MIR. O'Conor uses plain English aud re-
lies Llore upon a plain statement OF
facts. susceptible by proof, than upon
technicalities: Judge Black is the only
orator whose argument savors of Wit
and humor; in his quaint. inimitable
way he seems to carry all the listeners
with him, and almost invariably ends
his argument with joke or som anec-
dote applicable to the case which he
uses az illustration.
Who Can wonder that people are anx
ious to gain admission to this galaxy of
lntellects, and that the doors are be-
sieged for hours before the Commission
meets? Ibis is the first. and, let us
hope, the last time AN exigency has
arisen. calling for such n tribunal; aud
.ong after the circumstances which
called il into existence have passed into
history, the Electoral Commission of
1877" will be remembered as a court
unsurpassed fo- its legal talent. ability
and justice. L. Is.
, 1877-03-03

Col. Burrell B. Taylor. who edited
the Portland Herald in 1e70-72, died
recently at Mexico, Missouri, The
Colonel was newspaper man OF the
old schoO an exponent of the jour
nallstic era when IA newspapers con-
tents consisted of a ''leader" from
two to three columns in length and
the balance of the papet made up
of clippings. He was perfect gen
tieman, however. and for that reason
as much respected by Republican
editors as by his professional breth-
ern in his own party. He was not
a versatile writer, though graceful
one. Col. Taylor was about 55 years
of age and leaves a widow and three
children.
, 1877-03-03

The Governorship of Louisiana slnm-
bers until after the usurper Hayes shall
have been insugurated into an Office for
which he was beaten by over quarter
of million votes. Then Usurper
Hayes will send down an army to sns-
tain Usurper Packard in a community
which has repudiated him by at least
ten thousand votes. Grant was too
sharp to be canght that way; be knew
that the recognition Of Packard could
only result in his reachment and be
did not think. it was worth the powder.
Same in South Carolina.
, 1877-03-03
U. S. Claims Land for Soldiers Land
and Rich Mines for Sale or Trade.

q COLLECT SCRIP, INDIAN VOUCHERS,
Il bounty, New Orleans and other prize money
/ ow due, and p st-office claims; obtain pen
sions for officers, 30 diers, sal ors wounded.
il jIred or d ceased. nd their widows and
children; patents, caveats, titie to and, and
land warraI is for soldiers in all wars before Sd
March. 1855, ana attenf to all business at
Washington. Locate imber land, college scrip
and homesteads on lands-near Portland. .. and
else WHERE. III sell cranberry nd wi h nat
ural vines growing on it, swamp, prairie and
TIMBER land. at prices lower han usual.
ich placer. gravel bed and quar- ledges for
sale or trade. Also viii sell or rent partially
furnished Hotel or ell Steam saw-min do
ing good business. Apply to
c. NJ. CARTER.
ja6sw Office. Sd & Main, Portland, Oregon
, 1877-03-03
. THE OLD ACTOR.

In IN aln shouse cell sat an aged man.
Whose thin and snowy, hair,
And wrinkled brow, and pale sad face
Told tales of toll and care;
And thus he spoke to the DAMP cold walls.
With voice still sw. ct and clear,
As he rose to his feet with graceful mien
And brushed from his cheek tear;
o, why must wear an al1nshouse earb,
Who have worn with kingy grace.
The ermine robe and jeweled crown,
And royalty's pointed lace?
The purDle cape of the senator
With gravity wore
Now pauper old personate-
I'll play the king no more!
I've shown in the glare of thousand lights.
In the light of a Thousand eyes,
And thousand voices gave applause
With loud and cheering CT es-
And my heart beat high with pleasure then,
For felt like pr nee inde d.
But Low dwell in pauper's cell,
And on pauper's food feed.
married beautiful mid of song,
One on VIII m ihespis smiled
Aud we loved as true hearts s ever love-
With tends'r love and mild!
Hand in hand W. Travelled high
Tn histro, ic hill of Art
When II little flawer of love was born
And withered. little heart!
Ny wife-whaf. warm tears again!
thought my heart was C. hi;
ftt l ach throb, I, el the pain.
Tho f. eble. gray and old
Well. she dro.ped and died on my weary
breast
And le,t me SO sad and lone
the sky looked dark and the world was lrear-
No wife, no child, nc home!
For months the playhouse saw me not,
My little store went ST.
How could act rs used TO act?
must trs, or starve at last
The curtain rose, and WAS cheered
And brighi eyes looked delight
l could not speak could not move
Well. they hss'd IN, off that night
Years went by and struggled hard
NY toiing all was vain;
l coul not win the favor
Of the public buck again.
They liughed a. my tragic effort.
Ne'er smile at my comic rt
But little they knew OF the orrow
That was gnawing my inmost heart.
Well, now I'm an old and feeble man,
My sand is we'll nigh run;
cut but sorry igd'e
In thi nv phuper home
] will die in he garb OF the poorhouse,
Who have wpr.5 with kingiy grac.,
The ermined robe and W ie,! crown,
And royal.S Is rich point lace.
R. c. WHITE.
, 1877-03-03
Come West, Young Man.

~ Tho Nsw Work H.ro,5 heo;ns to COZ
.,
'ue advantages 'iierTu 's NO "e'no
Coast, to young men who have none
to woIk for but themselves. 1t SAYS
that nohodv bnt an idiot can fail IN
,;.; ,,,o .,, e
=
@
wa" ~ who % dnas M, WORK hn, ne;,h.r
does New York city 10 any one but
politicians d burglars. Half OF the
Succes'lui i"flneis ~ .ne nc" "es.
So nsn ia n.2v of ,h.m declare
,ha. they could not afford ever, these;
but the industry and spirit that make
gooo iaooieia aua "o'o e"'es'.en "na'
snccoss Even trann across th.
continent is not an unheard-of thing
Many an onemp oyed mec1anic mas
n e .n.,' -, wnrla ~ ,r.m,
nortea him to the good lands of the
Northwest. Texas or California. At
the worst 10 labor and privation pecu.
, 1877-03-03

Owing to the general depreciation
of everything, raceborses are selling
for almost nothing at the East. A
horse called Top. that won three
races at Jerome Park and Long
Branch, last year, recently sold for
$3.50. The celebrated horse Greed
moor, the bestson of Asteroid, is also
offered at the low price of 81, 500.
, 1877-03-03
EDITORIAL BREvITlEs.

Within the past sixty days over
130 names have beer added to the
subscription list of our weekly edi-
ton. This satisfies us that our labor
has not been expended in vain and
that Puget Sound will support a pa
per which affords, for the low price
of three dollars per year, such a
diversity of reading matter.
, 1877-03-03

Passengers from Portland and up-Sound ports
connection with "Ci'y of Panama" at Victoria.
Steamer "nakota" goes through to Olympia.
These steamers leave Victoria at noon on the
day advertised Tioke are good Cnly on the
steamer for which they are purchased and are
no. -ahsfeIable. For freight or passage apply
on board or1o H. L. TIBBALS,
General agent for Puget Sound,
Port Townsend.
, 1877-03-03

The present management of the TEL
ritorial Insane Asylum. is credit to
the MANAGERS. Not only have the un-
fortunate inmates received every atten>
ton that humanity could suggest. but
tie expenditures for the present fisca
wear will not exhaust the appropria-.
tions: thus enabling the Board of Di
rectors to carry over balance into he
next fiscal year.
, 1877-03-03

The entire correspondent of the
Earl Of Carnarvon with tie Earl of Duff
fern. Viceroy of Canada, in relation to
the Canada Pacific railway, covers the
entire first page Of Thursdays Co,onist.
1t is difficult for an American to draw
any thing from these letters, except up
on mature reflection.
, 1877-03-03
Closing Out.

"IE ARE closing out our stock of grocer
w les, PROVISIONS and crockery at prices
that cannot fail to suit purchasers. All per-
sons knowing themselves 10 be Indicated to u.s.
wilt at,end to 1t b fore March 18th or their ac.
count Will be entrusted to an officer for col
lection. aOVhY L BARKER.
fe Elmo
, 1877-03-03

Following is a sample of the fame
acquired by an illuminated edition
of Oregon Democracy, on recent
tour to the Federal beer-garden ::
"Was that thunder?" said Fernando
Wood. "Oh, no." said Sam Cox,
with cheerful confidence; cts mere
1y Bro. Cronin blowing his nose. :"
"H'm!' said Fernando absently,
"another county heard from"
, 1877-03-03


The strike in the Wellington mine,
at Departure Bay, caused the own
ers of that property to send below
for new men. The discharged men
sent over here and published a
warning to miners to keep away
from there; but they will find that
the Molly Mcguire business won't
pay il that blahsted country, at all,
YOU know. The new comers don't
average an inch high on the fore
head and will be able to do their
share of fighting, if called on. By
the next trip of the Panama hun
dred more are expected.
, 1877-03-03

That exceedingly pretty little woman
Adelina Patti. Marchioness de Caux
has run off and become EN- Beecherized
by an Italian tenor singer named Nico
lima. The Marquis is confirmed
roue and poor little Adelina' s bad b.eak
has more revenge in it than anything