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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-08-29
For County Audit0r.

EY- The friends of @. Il. WATSON
respectfully announce him candidate for
the office of County Auditor Of Oconee
County, snbjoot to the action Of the people
in the primary election. 80 3 g
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-08-29

do not mean to expose my ideas to ingeni
GUS ridicule by maintaining that everything thai
happens to every man is for tho best; but will
contend that he who makes tho best use of il
fulflls tho part Of n wise and good man.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-08-29

W. Il. Gosnell was tried in tho United States
Court, at dreenyille, for resisting and opposing
revenue officers and found guilty.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-08-29

AUGUST 20, l878--Editors Register: Do an
nounce that my physicians presoribcs entire rest
for mo for short timo in the mountains. X
But to do so must give up u few of the pend.
ing meetings, and hopo that our friends will
understand the reason of my absence. X
WADE HAMPTON.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-08-29

1t is always we'll to remember that nothing
in the world is easier than to pull down and
destroy. 1t requires no intelligence, no
character, only power and will. A hog can
root up garden; one hen, scratching for
worms, will destroy in an hour what nature
and the gardener have been years in pro-.
ducing.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-08-29

mated for Congress by tho Radicals of the
Fifth Congr essional District against the Hon.
George d. Tillman, of EdgeHeld. This Dis.
trict is composed of tho Counties of Edger
field, Aiken, Barnwell, Beaufort and COLES
ton. Tho three first named will give Dcmo-
cratic majorities, and with fair election, It
is beloved Tillman will be elected. Smalls
is under sentence to the ponitentiary, but the
case was appealed to the Supreme Court. and
no is on bond. lie has great influence with
the negroes and was oloctod in 1876. IF re-
peating and intimidation can be proyontod in
beaufort and Colleton tho Democrats will bo
successful.
Tho Charleston Neaos md Courier has
received answers from sovon of the oight
Circuit Judges to letters of inquiry rs to tho
prevalence of crimo in their circuits since
the inauguration ofGovernor Hampton. All
the Judges report that crime in thoir circuits
has.docreased, and that it consists generally
of acts committed by colorod persons against
the persons and property of whites, and that
worry raroly (only two cases reportod) has
cese occurred in any circuit Of violence by
white man against negro. The reports of
tho Judges vindioate fully the plodges mado
by the Democratic party, that "If the govern.
ment of the State is committed to our control,
'oe pledge ourselves to protect the persons,
rights and properly of all its people, and to
speedily bring to summary justice any who
dare to violate them." A good number of
tho cases nave been against persons who have
heretofore been eer,tAnoed Ia tha nenitentiaru
and pardoned optby former Governors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20
BOARD ano Rooms

Al WEST 36TH-ST-Tw0 large handsome
rooms, second floor; mediumsized Rooms, third
n1nr. nraf-.l hnarh ref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20

.ountry Iced never fear disorders when the e,ore
soand a. To the communism which is nauhteu oe0
Coneress as reason why the army shou bave foot
has had footing and meyer VIII nav iov -,
mo in ths land unless Congress tnOuju n,- III
notice the country with SUNNY brcaE ont
that we're done. communism o"ntrv n has
IN every town in the eoa nni,,np;yn,atbize with
nson said that the militia VIII eynliath iieyc II
The mob Mr. Hewitt said ne Glu nUe The militia
tI d;d Not bclieve that those who compose
are so ignorant of their rights ana the com.
Mr NcCOOK REP, N " next auuIcsNTHu ~" lie hin
M: ~ TIticisn OF reductions proposed ny ne nen
NJ 90 mar whatever OF good the bill eOnttlns n Who
drawn from the professional knOWleuse ttsng 10 n
bave ended the subject of the Army. 49,, on Mill
III manned by the chairman OF the ~ 'ldlng
itnry aflgs he said that section III t hen seriously
Tor The disbandment OF the Army hau Of distiIl-
nontewnIated and had received the c.bIv of tne
guished members OF that committee """
Appropriations Committee. ,ob abatement as 10 the
NJ HEWI TIL object 20 any sleh s, ,iH nnfouuded
Committee on Appropriations IL Is cn'i'''
III fact. ,,a.ossi,,vp
tIyI,JJtsr still object To the Statement 'iiN '
az, ~. tITrar "a eonfne himself 10 lae's .. ,.h q
MIR MCCOOK-It Is an Ia,t ~ The army in
9 he failure OF Congress 10 PASS 'he Ii CT 4,
case ~ RiI1 was Incorporated III am army bl, ~
,Siscnssed and defended ana tD6t iOI oaCi
M5 IL was Obstnatey adhered TO- ANA tHht snoi''
us hesitate before agreeing to follow other sueSts
ti tram tbe same source, when adopted Dy inc
Committee ON Appropriations. -, S,,,.oo
Ar the close Of Mr.. McCOOk's speech the committee
rose. -. :, ,,, i, ,,,sor, during
che GA rly mart of the coming week. ThcreupOn eso
lion was offered by Mr.. EDEN Dem, III ana iuop'TI
appointing Mr. sayler Dem. OnO) Speaker pro tel IL
was also arranged that there should be evening sSsso'
Tor no rular business purposes all through the week
The House then at, $40, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20

milk eggs poultry large disbursements ana pleasant
scenery apply Shuba l1nch Durham, Greene Co,
y Y Guests who stay conveyance from CatSkl
here free of charge terms - week Address SH bal
FINCH durham, Greene CO., y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20
Cost ano fonno.

I 0ST-Erie Railway Company first CONSOLE
IL dated mortgage bonds value goo sterling each
Nos 1896 l697, dated September 1870 All persons are
against negotiating said bODds has been
stopped Information relative them be sent To JON
COCHRANE Glasgow, Scotland, Messrs l. d q. MOORE
CO. No. l42 PeaIl-st., " y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20

SUPREME C0URT-New-York County,
- JULIA II. sMALLEY, Plaintiff, against HENRY A.
saALLEH DEFENDANT summons-fo The above named de.
iendant HENRY a. sMALLEY You are hereby summoned
70 answer the complaint In this action, and to of
your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days
r @ service OF this summons exclusive OF the day ser.
IN case OF Your failure 20 appear Judgment
DC against You by default for the relief dem anded
IN the complaint dated April 20, 1878
oeacs and Mi W. s q MARSH, Plaintiffs Attorneys
~ Umce ana post Once address % Park.rO N Y CITY,
10 HLMkY a sMALLEY: The foregoing summons is
pen YOU Dy p9Deaon pursuant Hon
oI the supreme Court 27th day
April Iss and filed with eonplainI in ths aetion IN
he said city. N N0uny VI Ne"-forh III
wINsoR MARSH, plaptin,s At,onsvs
once and post Office address 23 Parkrov NV 91iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
.,sos A9qI SIM sets...... 7l5 Clock slow BIN. AIS
Fun riscs 125 Moon souths 323 Moons days 10
|u'VN Ilju WATER TO.DAY-A. ~
Sandy Hook 1896 GOV. Island .1l1l Hell Gate. O;32
s'i'' RICH WATER IO-DAN-p. NJ %
Sandy Hook l1:O2 Gov Island ll;99 Hell ea'e''' 'oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20
2lusiral 3nsIrumcrts

A DUMAHAUT, late $. X iBALL a. Co.,
IA No IL EAST lat fsT
Chickering'S Steinways aud other hnOs and Organs low
for cash. Oh nstalmen,s, and for tent
| IGHTE & ERNST old hvuse of Iighte a.
II bradbury otter their splendid PIANo-FoRIEs &C low
Prices anu monthly payments al II East lgths
Also smiths AMFRICAN ORGANS.
nRGANS.-Splendd 1910 organs for 800,
~ $500 for 500 5 for $50 5000 for $40 $3.50 for sdj and
Sl65 FOR $50 PIANOS-f9OO panotre for f215 $500 for
$780, $3.50 for Ssj 500 for sl65 5000 for Sl35 cash not
used perfect order warranted bargains,
urvad instruments urCquaed prices send for catalogues.
HORACE WATERS ~ SONS. 10 East lith -. y. y.
I AIEST GIFTS of SCIENCE, see
~ TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 40
Sixteen pages. Price postpaid 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20
Urn Wcoos

KINzEYS
NEW STORES,
SlxTH-AVENUE.
BARGAINS IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
kinney.
French Thinning Laces,
Two 10 inces wide DC. TO l5c. y,~,rv
10000 yards Torchon Laces
"hile and c00rs, SC 10 Zoe. yard. ,.,x,,,-
20 900 Colored and White Hamburg
Embroideries from &c. TO 81 yard. .,,,,
5000 Rich Lace Guipure Collars,
large sizes, new shapes, 20c. ,,,>,r,,
900 Extra Large Real Gupure
Lace Capes wOIth go, - 40 each. yrx1pv
1000 Real Lace Collars, at about
20 cents on the dollar. Real bargains. ,,~,,,,,,
10000 Lace Ties and Scarfs
at about half price, to close. ..,>-,,,,.
1900 silk and Lace Tres Bows
ana Necklaces, from i5c. TO $3 .,,.,,,x,
Large lot Of Lace sets, bought
last week at half pr1ce, sold same way ,,,,,rxy
10000 Ladies' Colored Embroidered
handkeclhcfs, ljc.. zoe, zoe, 3lc. to Toe ,,.,,,,
10000 Ladies all linen hemstlch
handkerchiefs, &c. loo, l2i2c, l5c 2Oc, 2oc
10000 Ladies' allllnen tape
porlefed Handkercheis helIned, 5c 10 IL &c ,>,ry
% GOO Gents linen TIandAercniefs
htlhstlched anu heinined l2'ec 10 0oc' ,,,-,pv
Is 600 Ladies' and Gents SIX
llandkcrchcts, ljc lie, 2Oc. 25c BIC. Csc ,,,-,r,
special bargains in ladies' Misses
aud Infants Underwear. Examine ,,>-,rx,
Ladies' full regular English Merino.
Summer weights, worth 81, 1t JUc ,.,,.,r,,
Special BARGAINS in Misses ami
lnHAtS Piqutt GaImeifs ,,,,,,rv
Special bargains in Hand Made
and French woven Coraets ,,>,yvv
IIa: d 'partmcut on second door.
livery novelty aud style iu.Iats
or Bonucts at Popular PrcCs. ,.,~,ry
10000 punches Fnc French Flowers,
new, ifcsn goods, 1T 2ic. bunch ,y,~,rv
French Flowers new inn ROTATIONS.
FcaiicrS ali the new slad,s. ,.,.yr,1,
bargains in SIX Department.
10, OF Trimming silks and Satins jOc ,,,,,,,,-
special bargains In Black and
ColOied sin trimmings and Fnnges y,yzry
Special bargains in Rrfincs
Embroidery aud Lace Trimmings. y,.1pv
% 900 yards GO Grain and satin
IdbbO! Jc &C., e. IL go, ana ltc y'ru up ,,,zt,,-
Special Bargains In Towels
Napkins ana Toilet Covers.
special BARGAINS To JcweIry
Department -No'oics every day. ,,,~,Uv
Bags Pcrtcmonaaics Purses. Belts,
kINZEY
Special Rargpins in Fans at
kinney.
Umbrellas and PaTlsGls
Vrioc1 bsiUw cost Of manufacturing
1000 dozens Gloves from auction
This week IN KID, SIik and Berlin.
TwobuttDu Gloves. Zoe. tail
ENiIa long aC-tu Gloves 90. pair.
INobuttOn kii Gloves. &c up.
Black and CUurci Lace Mits. ......-
200 dozens ladies' fIl Regular Hose l5c.
40 dol"Hs I'm Kr:nlU Bibiiygans, 2jc.
$50 dozens six Embroidered Hose, lie.
2uc dozens fancy ful Iug,lai 4Jc
200 extra nur larc a nix
Embroidered Eaibri .gabs, S9c. 10 81 %.
Gents lul Regular Made. 2Us. 2jg. -
Special Bargains IN NOtipu Department.
iIgr. lC. Ssci'H,. &C.. paper; HaiTWns,
j.. p9c ,agr. Alpaca hig E.siI-, 81 roIhed
Tape, 20. IJl. tlaT.S .tUyJt SVun. Cations, Pc;
E1,ttiE Cotton. DO. &c.. .rtur. Il UyaT.- Machine
SiiA-, &C.; SIoui HaIui.- OiGu, Be; Blil Buttons,
kinney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20
Eeeal Notltes.

HINMAN, OSCAR j. Ell AL.--SupTeme
Court Of the state Ork City and County Of
NewYTk Jennett Burche, plaintiff against oscar j. Hin
man. William Bishop, Anna Lis Charles H. Liss Anna Lss,
the said Charles Ls administrators OF the goods
eaels Of Frederick Ilss deceased August Ls
Gesene wife, Ferdinand Iiss George Lss Wilhel-
nina William D0rman, her husband, and Edward
Phelps, Observation-Disclosures summOns.IO the above.
named defendants and each OF them; Eou are hereby
the complaint In the action and %
copy yQS the plaintiff attorney within
days aftee service OF this Of the day Of
service failure appear answer iudg
men viii be taken against you 9y default for the relief
handed in the complaint Dated New YORK, April 20 1873
Post Office address, sos 3davc. y. Y. City
Randolph Guggenheimer Plaintiffs Attorney Office No.
sos Sd.aye. NCw.NOTk City.
To oscar j. Human and Edward j. Phelps The foregoing
amended summons Is served upon You by publication
order OF Hon Charles DOnOhue
Of the Supreme Court dated the 2h day Of April and
filed with the amended complaint in this action In the office
the Clerk Of the CITY aud County Of NewYork the new
Court House in said city said last mentioned day.
My2O law6wM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20

SUPREME COURT. CITY and COUNTY
- - M MN DREW EWALD, plaintiff against
{AM6S MARTIN and MARY MARTIN his wife PHILIP
pDSOiiO T. and nm DONOHUE, his wife and THE LAF
In and RAND POWDER COMPANY defendants
sr ou" hS lhe above named defendants: You
he heieDy summoned to answer the cOmplaict
u tns ae tb and TO serve copy Of your
asNvL vi tne plahuus attorney within twenty DAYS
after the service OF this summons exclusive the day Of
will be taken against you by default Tor the Tei
50 the congratulated NewYewYorK Aprii Is la7s
JAMES NJ. FISK. PLANTING Ato,rneV
Once and Post Office address, No. 2O6 Broadway
city, -'O"-A' YIN
TO the defendants PHILIP D0NOHUE and ANN DoSo.
uUE The foregoing summons served upon you by pu6ea
tiOD order OF Hon. Charles DOnohue Jstc
the supreme Court Of the state Of NewYoTk dated Nav
1873 and fled with the complaint In the office Of the Clerk al
the City and County Of New York the Court House In said
city, JAMES NJ. FISK PlaintIdrs Aftornev
My6lawGwM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20
Copartnership Notices.

NEwYoRK May l6, 1873.
MR.. A. SELIGSBERG retires from our firm
GOODWIN SMITH & co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-15

THg YEAR WITHOUT SUMNER We don I
distinctly remember the incident. ourselves,
but we are assured that the year OF 1916
was known IA the year without sum
mer January was mild, As was also
February. with the exception ota lew days.
The greater part of March was cold and
b. ster"uS. April opened warm. hut grew
colder as 1t advanced. ending with snow
and ice. and winter cold. In May I,s
formed halt an ich thick, buds and Il wers
were FRI zen and corn was killed. Frost, ice
and snow were common IN June. Almost
every green was killed, and fruit was nearly
all destroyed. Snow fell to the depth OF sever
al inches in New England July WAS accom-
pa licd with frost and ice. On the Ssh ice
was formed of the thickness of window
glass in New York, New England, and
part+ of Pennsy ylysnia. and corn was nearly
all destroyed In certain sections. In August
ice formed half an inch thick. Corn was
80 frozen that great deal was cut down
and dried for fodder. Very little ripcncd
in the New Eugland and Middle States
Farmers were Obliged to pay 81 and s. a
bushel Tor corn of 1915 for seed Tor the next
springs planting. The first two weeks Of
September were mild; the balance OF the
months was cold, with frost and Ice formed
a quarter of an inch thick. October was
more than usually cold. with frost and ice.
November was cold and clustering, with
snow enough for good sleighing, December
was quite mild and comfortable.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-15

CENIEAL CRY. BLACK IlHIs. ID. T., Dee
1877. No other CRATE enterprise in the United
States has struggled So hard and SO maniul-
ly against great many conteudlng odds, as
the Northern Pacific failrond, and there is
not to-day an Institution ot more vital impor-
ance or OF greater interest to the country at
large, than this grand Northern thoroughiare
across the American continent. In the face
and teeth of the opposition oi the Central
and Union Pacific railroads 1t has steadily
grown has recovered from the terrible
shock 1t received in the failure of Jay Cooke
until, by excellent management, IT has Justly
acquired the reputation of being the b, st
managed road IN the world. II is reported
out OF debt Its acres are rapidly selling
and every year II Is reaching ont It's arms,
unaided, to connect and almost unknown
country with civilization. Sheptlcs who
turned up their noses years ago at tins enter
prise, are now Its warmcst friends, aud II
there is any company anywhere on the
American continent!Which deserves the warm
est support OF the American government 1t
is the Northern Pacific. The road itself is
elegantly built the cars are easy and com
Portable, and during nay two days and one
nights travel, | discovered nothing that any
reasonable man could find fault with. This
road should be built the coming season into
@h'A'1h's anu u h'''l I've, 'ii+lfNH nllbhih
give IT aid 1t Is fast becoming tho popular
route to and from the Hills
Nc company running stages into the hills
is 50 well equipped ns the Northwestern
Express aud Transportation Company. At
Bismarck they have built "a boarding place
for their men and managers. large and
most excellent stable a wagon. blacksmith
and paint shop and own three ares where their
anamIls can gain rest. They use IN their bus-
ness 1870 horses and mules ;iS2 oxen 30 first
class coaches 200 wagons employ 32U
men hire $50 teams have 800 stand OF
firearms over u stations between Bismarck
and Deadwood, and employ $3.50 900 cnri-
tai
At Deadwood they have the best barn in
the Hills. a fine business office IA brick stOr-
age house. safe from IRE, and large piece Of
ground with water running through It, near
ly in the heart of the city. The station
houses are all well built, and secured from
fire and Indian attacks, by being sodded
all over. There is an abundance to cat
having been all over Of them ! do not hesitate
n moment in my decision, that the Bismarck
route Is the best Of all TO the Hills. What
is now needed greatly is Telegraph from
D+adwood to Bismarck. and this will no
doubt be effected another year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-15

y"
Woman Suffrage oil the Boston Legislature,
upon a petition to grant the right of voting
IN female tax-navers Mrs Emma lane of
Lynn Ssii thl' majori'y Oh inc women oi
the State were opposed to the proposed legis.
latiou. She did not believe that 5000
women of voting age had petitioned for suE
frare. She denied that a natural risht to
the ballot existed il was a man-made riebt
She did not want the oucstion settled ON the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-15
A Return,

ny Nm t.,,ps . r,ytnz
10 ye mol kboW me- Donaldf-
rushing hack her gray hair-
Me who was once SO iair.-
nahy years nave gone over US
rortIlate years ior theei
Only when thou seest me.
for wear the snow OF winters
No sun and no summer can change
And the blue bird beginning to range.
"A when IN the old days together
We wandered and talked BY the stream.
VI thN iiie 10 the lar new country,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-15

DOMESTIC IHAEMACI.-A Rhode Island
lady who was in the habit OF taking large
quantities of uncture of IRON found great
benefit from the medicine, but also incurred
large bills at the apothecnry's, which her hus-
band found it rather difficult To meet. In
stead of brutally cutting off her medicinal
supplies, this ingenious and humane man
conceived the plan of manufacturing tIncture
OF iron in the secrecy of his own wood-shed
He therefore procured pail, placed in it two
pounds OF old iron nails three .lranls of iron
barrel-huops. and four scruples of miscella-
ncous iron To tins hc added one gallon of
djUd p'uti, and stirred the mixture with "A
pltchiurk three times day for week. At
the end of that time he drew oil the water
with IA sphon. placed 1t in pint bottles and
labeled IT "Iinci f,rri. Use rs directed" ."
His wife took this homemade tincture with
ont any suspicion that il was not pui chased
at the apothecary's, and derived all the bene-
fit from 1t which she had derived from the
npothocarys own tincture. Although she
had been afflicted for several months with
extreme weakness, her strength revived I'M
der the influence of the tincture to such IN
extent that at the end of three weeks when
She accidentally caught her husband in the
act of filling her bottle from the pail in the
wood shed, she was able to lit heavy pitch
fork, and after welding II with great vigor
for ten minutes, To assist the hired man in
dragging her husband into the house. where
she subsequently applied arnica and brown
paper to nearly two-thirds Of his entire sur
face.
This shows us that We need not he nhso-
lutcly dependent upon apothecarIes. Ii we
can prepare tncturc Of iron Mt home at al
most no expense, We can probably prepare
scores of other costly medicines, and achieve
the satisfaction of knowing that they are
genuine and unudultcrnted. V !. Iin,S.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-15

THE ANCIENT CITY or sIPUNTUM FOUN
AFTER SIN CENTURIES

THE ANCIENT CITY OF slPLNIIA FOUND
AFTER SIN CENTURIES.
A correspondent OF the London Times
writes "Con,idcrable interest has been
excited among the arch Hologists of south-
ern Italy by reports of a late remarkable
discovery This was notbinp less than
Tho disrntomlment Of auotbrT Pomncii
The seem. is in the u,igbbnrhood of Man-
freJonia an The Adriaiic coast about $50
mil,s northwest of Briudisi. in the low
Iyinc orround which stretches from the
E,o. nf Monte Guroano 10 the sea and
the ,r,.i,.n, ,.i,,. Which has heen revealed
!. Si,,nntum Already tbe discoverers
have i,r,uobt 10 lirbt a teunla of Diana
and a culHpnade about Ga tect long and
have r,rti,lIv exnlored an UNDERGROUND
,ecronoIis which seems IN no oIou, Al
f.e, ~. a. tea, souare A norton oI tho
inscrintinns and numerous interesting oh
iect. which were found have been olreadv
denositrd in the national museum ,t Ma
nlas and the Italian ynv,rnm.nt b,s
t,iven the rcoui-ite instructions in order
iii t,vtaneiya exnlor,tinns shall ot once
h. carried out in !, nroner manner The
Jis.,,,,..,,,ncc rt Sinunt,n, ,v,s nnt owing
70 sbd,,,,.s ,f voIrInic ,sbes similar t0
Il ,I,,, Lnri.,I - No,,oli,or lister
In, to si,l,inc 81 tho si,a on which II
81 H., -, ,,raI,.II,. ~ srccessi,.e
a,r,bon,kes /, US L,yLv t,te for to
!, yy,. ,,ye is nr,scr,,,,i,'n I, rs nres.nt
sto,c Tn. d,.nr...ion h,. haa, So g,re,t
,hat the ancient bmlJ;n%s nav liza ., an
averas,. danlb of % feet beInw the IcrrI
oftbe surrounding nlaiu A nortion of
the exi.ring town Of Mnnfred,ni, is Lnilt
oyer the remains of ancien, Sinnn,um ev
octI,, as ID. Scblirn,an fnrnd ona town
snnsrimnosed over the vet exislino re-
-. ~ 9notb,r IJisssrlik Sinu1tun,
,ras orionaII,, a Grerl, c,lonv orunknown
A. TraJi,ion os in the ease of many
IL. ,,.,i,s of Annlio ,,,rihntn1
80 ~ fnrnJ,,inn ". ~ Diomcde II was old
- ,i.'' - roso,,lod ali that
cnnn,r, ,i,or ,ho second Pnnic war II
was then nrohaIly i,s name took the
form Inv which !, = bis,oric,lIv known
The original nam. was Sims or Sipons
given t6 il mos iiteIy I'm, rho cr,tIe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-15

u! ehild-love. my love OF long ago,
How great WAS LIE when you and i were youug
The n or ID was bundles FOR we did not know
And lie poem for we had not sung.
Now is the world grown small, and we thereon
Fill with wise toll and woe each hy ing dav;
Elves from the wool, dreams from my heart are
gone,
And heaven is bare, for God is far away
Only child-love, cannot you come back again,
Ann look up n You with grave innocent eyes
Tour God has many angels l would lain
Woo for one hour one gel from the skies.
my child love, come back, come back to me-
And laus hing lead me from the care and dn
Lay on nv heart those small hands tenderly.
And lovingly II let the whole world in.
-Blackuood's Magazine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-15

tional names of William ii. Rhawn, of Phila-
delphil, and Judge William H. Sburtleff, of
Springfield, were unanimously agreed to. A
subcommittee consisting of IL ID. Hyde, Of
Boston, and Charles W. Hassler of New York,
were chosen to proceed to st. Johnsbury and
make n complete and thorough investigation
of the accounts of the road, to report at
subsequent meeting of the general commit
tee, to he held in New York