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New England Conservatory Meth
nj for tha pianofnrfp
FARM FOR SALE,

WITH STOCK, ETC.
Containing about 80 acres of the best farming
lands acres IN meadow, 100 pasture, apple
orchards, sugar orchard of 600 trees-wood. large
amount Running water at barns. Stock of %
COWS, warnings twO-year-Olds, sheep and horse
am with farming tno-- rA-..artlt. ~ -fiiits ION
Essex junction. and Is the first farm west of But
lrrs corners. This property will he sold at great
bargain. The owner desires 10 20 10 California.
Inquire on the premises of PATRICK CARTf. or
e. MOVES. Burlington. Vt.
Essex, April = lssO.-ilw4w
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Tue State Reform School now contains
104 boys and % girls.
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VENNoR says we are to have hot spells
and cold frost relapses up 10 midsummer.
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CUTICURA SOAP,

Ia prenarel from CrTICURA in modified form, and
IS positively indispensable IN the treatment OF Skin
and Scalp Diseases. We recommend II for the pre-
seryarion of the skins of Infants for gentlemen
who shave and are troubled with tender faces, fol
those who desire a clean and wholesome skin and
Scalp and for all purposes of the toilet, bath, and
nursery.
The IrrIcrRA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks
4 PORTER Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington
Street Boston. and for sale 10y all Druggists
Price Of CrTICuIA, small boxes, 80 cents: large
boxes, 81 REsoLvEST, 81 per bottle. CuTlcuRA
SoAP % cents per cake; by mail, 30 cents, three
cakes IS cents.
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Miss Stacy, the treasurer of the recent
most successful fair held by the ladies for
the benefit of the Sherman Band has shown
to us her accounts, which have been duly
audited by Auditors d. W. Robinson and
Edward Wells, and has permitted us to draw
from them the following figures which will
be of interest to our city readers.
The total receipts of the Bazaar were 81,
1872. The chief sources from which this
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STALLION FOR SALE.

known as Black Champion or Bishop Horse; col
or coal black; line style, good action is very sure
and known To he one of the best stock horses in
Vermont. Sound and kind: IN fine condition. Sold
for no fault business from home and cannot take
care of him. Price very low. Address the propri-
etpr. q. Il. WOODWARD,
Apr 9;-wtf East Fairfield Vt.
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WiIbOr's COsi-I.iNcr Oil and limc.-Per-
SONS who have been taking Co,-lIvcr Ol Will he
pleased 10 learn that DR.. WIlhOr has succeeded,
from directions of several professional gentlemen,
IN combining the pure on and Lime in such a man
that II Is pleasant 10 the TASTE, and lis effects in
Lung complaints are truly wonderful. Very many
persons whose cases were pronounced hopeless,
and who had taken the clear OIL for long time with
out marked effect, have been entirely cured by us
ing this preparation. De sure AMI get the genuine.
Manufactured only by A Il. WILBoR, Chemist,
Boston. Sold hy druggists. Apr 2J,deOd&wlw
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DEAR SIH,-In answer to Your inquiries concern
ing the CoMPoUSp SYRUP or SARSAPARILLA, as pre-
pared by the Society OF shakers IN Canterbury, MI,
would say that have been familiar with the
prescription, and have Always Recommended II
IRON my personal knowledge of those concerned IN
its preparation, which TO me IS proof that II IS ust
DIXI CROSBY, NJ. d.
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SALT RHEUM.

S-lLI MI 2 NJ.
HELPLESS FOR EIGHT TEIRS.-UN4BLE TO
WILK GOT ABOUT ON HANDS AND KNEES.
4 WONDERFUL CURE.
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# on INV head. face, neck. arms. and legs. was
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eight wears tried hundreds OF remedies not one
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lncurahc. 50 my parents tried everything that
came along saw your advertisement and con-
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t'r11crR, brought the uumur TO the surface of my
skin, 1t would drop of As II came out until now
am entirely well. All can say is, thank You most
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and mud uui for themselves
Yours truly. WILL MCDONALD.
1915 BUT1EEFIELD ST.
CHICAGO. III, March 1, iS.9
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COltiNS re'ss INTO nas sne weak Pl n snS
Vvyyuc rse-S e,trn,n Sleepy Muscles, strengthen
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Feb l-tu.thu sat&wQm)ly
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nro,,n,. 1,o,,cnoII ra..acea

Delicate females find Malt Btters nourishing'
aud purifying.
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Drugs ann Mrnirnfs.
(qqticura
THE GREATSKIN CURE,
SKIN DISEASES.
sEyERE CASE OF FIVE YEARS DURATION
ENTIRELY CURED.

MesSrs. WEEKS 4 POTTER Gentlemen For the
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| have been afflicted with skin disease for about
five wears and have tried almost everything that
could hear of. without any relief whatever, until l
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certify that only used them about six weeks
until was entirely well, but before commenced
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a solid scab aud often scratched the blood from
INV body am now entirely well and think your
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that ever WAS brought before the public
Very gratefully yours. r. NJ FOX
CAppo, ISp. TER, Feb. a, 1879.
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The true anfitlntc II the effect al midsTna is
IIo-tefter's 81 lmlch EtterS Thus medicine Is one
of the most popular remedies Of an age of success-
ful proprietary specifics, aud Is IN immense demand
wherever on this Continent fever and lsue exists.
\ wineglas- three times dIy l. the hest possible
preparaiive for encnunIeIing a mallrOus Amos
phrre. regulating the liver, anl InyisOriiing the
stomach
For sale by all Druggists AMI Dealers
generally.
OctI',9-IeaiSw ,tm,1Vnrla
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Read DR.. EarIe,s Testimonial.
Price. $1.5O per Bottle. Six for

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Aug i-tu, thr. satSw (lm)ly
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LAWRENCE, Jan. 49, lssJ.
" A. BRI@Gs. Esq: Dear sir have SOLD cor
belts Shakers Slf>apara for the past twenty
1--WE wears and consider II TO he the most reliable
preparation of SarSaparila syrup IN the market
NV opinion is based partly upon the reputation oil
the manufacturers. and partly upon testimony Vi
those of my customers who have used II.
Yours very truly.
CHARLES CLARK, Druggist.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07

THE OAK LEAVES ON BIsNARcK's
SHIELD. There 10 pretty legend in
connection with the Bismarck family.
which goes to show how the oak leaves
adjoining the Bismarck shield were
eutded to the clover end nettls leaves.
II runs ~ follows: Many years ago
there wac lovely young maiden, Ger.
trude Won Bismarck. Numbers IT noble
knights aud oourtiers sosyht her hand
and heart. but she wss by own consent
and her fsther's wish betrothed to .
cousin. . noble and priuoely youth.
One day there came 70 the castle whore
the beautiful Gertrude lived . prince
Of the Vendor, With . hundred horse
men. to try to win Der. She courteous.
~ bat firmly refused him. The prince
was greatly enraged, and melted by her
great loveliness determined TO gain her;
90 he called his warriors and said he
would break the clover Leaf (0ertrude)
with his own hand On the same day
he assaulted the castle, which was bat
weakly defended. The castle was soon
overcome. and the Wends catered the
castle, and then the maiden's cham ber.
rhcoms to break yoa IN. jon goldea
clover Leaf. You don< sting like
sthging nsttsss. Glover dos j nos
sting" he sid. and with that he pus
his arm around lsr. Ia moment
mere no Withdrew d crying. sMercyr'
Gertrude held daGesr ever him. then
stuck Il In bic heart. saying: THE nets
le stings hard whoever viii break OF
touch Bismarek's clover" Since then
Ribmarck's shisld wears the oak leaves
asa sign and crown u victory.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

a IL uonIys pU8. n ~ rgArTLE ARR
~ pnys y sathev - ~ desuxse1 - -
nsea nasen. snAn1s9e = -. - - ss>seelns-
U94om = =. kD91.
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DAILY INTELLIGENoBR.
Wednesday, April Z. 1880.

ANGEL ISLAND. - Immediately OPP
posite Alcatraz. to the north and dis
tant about two miles. 10 Angel Island.
the largest island in the Bay Of San
Francisco. It contains q military
post, commanded at present by Gener-
al Kautz, at one time First Lieuten-
ant and Quartermsster ct Fort Stella
COON, who WAS the first man 70 climb to
the summit of Mount Rainier. aud who
subsequently Distinguished himself As
acavalry officer during the civil nar.
There are also portions Of several regi-
ments of infantry there 1t the present
time. although ordinarily there il bat
a small garrison. The post 10 one Of
the finest in the United States. bsiUg
situsted in Q small valley which ex-
tends back from the waters edge to
the high around some $50 yards dis
taut. It's width is about 100 ysrds. On
each side of the valley there II row
of buildings. Those on the left are
the quarters Of tho troops, with &C.
commodations for 1000 men. On tie
right are the houses in which reside
the officers who ere on dnty here. The
armament IL quite extensive. On the
high ground is situated . chapel and
school. house. Viewed from Saucelito
this spot reminds one Of . happy vAl-
ley where only Joy, ccntentneeSt and
peace mast rsi1n. There are er1vela1
walks and pls6sars gardens 6lle1 vith
the choicest of flowers and shrubbery.
The winds never blow too Justify here,
and the summer fogs which sweep 1t
evening through the Golden Gate. pass
through Rsccoon Straits on the west
side OF the island and do not touch
the locality occupied By the oarrison.
The United States Govefnmlnt his
caused rosd 10 be copstrusa6d 81 The
way around the Island. This road il
eight miles long and furnishes mag
nificent, drive. The island d nearly
three miles long BY one mile wide, and
10 composed Of good sell in many pls.
ces. 1t Is particularly veil adapted 10
stock raising. Il csntaiss many fms
living springs. one Of them being close
TO the suinmit. on tho south side. 1t the
highest point, ct least 800 feet above
the bay. Angel Idand II Supposed to
have been the rendezvous foe 6panish
pirates in early days, and msny 1egends
are extant Of their sesrnivale. 1eld
where now tho garrison buildings
stand, It il yet sSuppsssd that treas
ures wers barred here b. lhsss pirates.
and occssioeAlly parties 90 out 10 dig
for them. 10 FAR nothing has besn
found By these treasure ssekers, sxpspt
IN old knife OF spoon o. cADp bsta1A
left by some Jolly party from San
Francisco. Every year the San Fran
cisco Bar Association visits the Island
and has an old fashioned Caps Cod
clam bake. which 10 B moat ehjoyAbls
affair. There are some excellent stone
quarriss there, which have been util-
lied, and some Of the streets Of San
Francisco are entirely paved with this
material. The oakland harbor sea.
walls were nearly made from these
quarries; but ct present they are NET
being worked.
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The kndsrsoavills graveyard. q DE-
aosibsd By recent visitor. q . NJ.
freQssntsd spot. except IT sfasslefs
from ths North, among whom are
many war veterans who were prisoners
In the stockade. There ars ls.7l5
graves. Of which 1000 aSs marked
ssUnkuown." There b surround-
ing vail Of solid brick, and The place
b kept neat b. reaidsnt sopsrintsad-
eut under Government pay. Part o.
the stockade ID still standing. but Deth-
ing remaius OF the prison. and the site
i covered By bushesL There h no
trace Of the famous brook. nor any
mark OF the wells dug BY the prisonsrs1
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Fro0 . Wen Known Physician.
RooHEsrER, n. Y, Oct 8. 1879.

RooHKsrER, N. T., Oct 5. 1879.
II. II. Warner d Co: -GESTLKxES-
Without solicitation desire to express
- you ny high appreciation ct your
remedy. known - Warmers Safe KID
uey aud Liver Cure. Some time since
my attention was called to gentleman
who had for . long time been q great
sufferer. After making a thorough
sxaninaiion Of the case, / found that
his Kidneys and liver were badly at
footed. Not without hesitation pre-
scribed your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cars. The result. after taking two
hotties. has been satisfactory in tbs
extreme. Without hesitation. i would
now peescsibs the same renedy to all
similarly sffiicseds Yours truly.
r. CAuLxrxs, II. D.
The above you are ct liberty to pub
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.Mrs Swanson heard : sermpa on he'll
IN Chicago. .snd tbs prs.rhes's vivid
description Of eternal tsstars greatly
frightened her. She brooded as-r The
subject several days. then brcams pos
ses~ed With the idea that che had con.
mittsd The unpasaonai,le ia. and 6asl>
y sank isto iDossabls lsnaey.
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Two Reston women Of culture came
aszoss IN old-fashisoed nils sanss ia
tbs subafhs Que rcd the ,Dscsipsian
= n from Roston. and ths s&hsf aid,
~Hers = . grave. perhaps Of enne
yonne girl. who wished Il usitsea on
her Tombstone. Tn irsa Bos,en ;
Hew simple and saficisnel''
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observation-disclosures
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN rax sscsAsE cousr orxt1o coux-
d Z. ~. q 3 = ssss 49, q, cAr,.... ebn.e.
Rachel clyner. AdmInisssstsis Of the estate Of
CT Cnrisesaa 0ynsr. 100000. hsv!ng p.essatsd 70
sals q tie fsal solafs 81 sssd dsceassd; snd II -
Dsssing 70 IL sa1islsetisa oe the Court, By such
s Z. ~ 49, ss;s ..s ;ss:s s;:e :. p ::
n aiioovancs = tbe family The dstss sutstfeqs
~ agAinss TIE 6sssassd. md tie exysnsea OF u,
nteirstios. ~ sAat u y snssesnely ~ ell ~
g e: s:sl :::ss' Of ''d ssss.a faF me
l&ss.s isssess!sd 1stas e5s6ls - 80 esesesss
- svnss, 1877 - fsunan q. &C.. e
o'eioss T. =. ss.ss sSuss ssom q "a cosss' 4
thosily of sSsH1as. n saaiA H,as CseuSy. - obcx
esaas. Y ~ :ksse -, ysy = sgdss shesla re-
ssiisSs raj ssssAs o. IA dseesssA. y 3 nueA
.Aegeof - sholl ~ neceGu1Ry OF teqntsiteso pay
tAesald allowances " thsf family and ths chaEses
A. i d fsssSsr sps~sa sAs. :, epey os
Ills order - publiahed cncs weak fss fspx
ancceesive weeks In Tug WEKLy IHrKILI0sx-
oxn. . nevspaper printed and pubIished In
"a count, snd Z w W s' Ssss
Deue IN cpsn CDus. tbfs san dsy a. March 4.
y. 1850. THOMAS BURKE.
@sh @ Judge q tAs Pr6tsts Court.
TxxRiTonY or WASHINGTON, {.
OCa1ey ~ King.
xhoue 1ssts. yuAes ana saro1Asto Clssk Of
" prohsis C0ast Of Kias County. Washineton
Territory. do hsesoy ssstty thss us f0reGoi6z ID
9 rue and eoElect copy Of An sedeR this day duly
uads ~ sa1d Probate Court, and suffered uDoa
~ recSFds &besso6. @A1tF
&, ws..i.s ~ hssd 80 ~ - q ss,a
oCoustth 81 4ay 81 naleh, 4. =. losA.
~ TAOnAo DUHKI.
49, - saro6Dsia Ossk efrkal proSm 60 =
HIS eeusiy. vasAlsssss 1sgs1tegy. "a,
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There are many at the age Of Nh,
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Y propose to spend the coming season in pros
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farues having claims against me will please netiy
hin ana parties owing me will pleaJe make paw
desired. N INV IS
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Mrs. b. Then turning to another lady she
asked, "and why do YOU take the Argus,
Mrs. H., when you daily send for my Bull.
LETTN and praise it for its course in show.
ing up vice and crlmeG'
"Oh,' said Mrs. H., 81 am personal
friend of the Argus, and don't think it as
bad at heart as it seems. And there are
some things in the Argus enjoy reading"
"Whatl' said Mrs. B. Mrs. II. replied
"The PATENT INsIDEs. never bother
many minutes with the editorials. There is
no point to them, and l would
soon be daft, if I mixed up in their general
chaos. ! do wish though, that the Argus
had some nerve, and wouldn't always be a
champion for vice, Tell you what -"
Here three or four ladies came up and a
perfect cyclone of abuse OF the Argus, and
praise of TUE BULLETIN ensued, went
down the street bordering. Yours,
UNCLE JOHN.
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relief for you until you have tried the
Ekctro-Vapor baths, spd you will be as
tqhished and gratifed, at the result you
will so speedily obtain at such a trlfing
cost. These baths have been tried and are
endorsed by many of ourmost prominent
citizens. They are the universal favorite of
the ladies. They clear the complexion and
give buoyancy and elasticity to the step,
which nothing else will impart. Admins
tered daily at the Office of DR.. Marean, No.
lao Commercial avenue, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, over Blacks shoe store.
A lady always in attendance to receive
lady patrons.