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Gen. Cookies to morrow. l... H2s.
MEssRs. EDIroRs: / have taken your
paper from its commencement, and have
read your articles with pleasure and profit
So far as my testimony has any value, most
cheerfully record il in favor of the Fountain,
not only as an able and faithful champion in
the, cause of Temperance, TO which it is de-
voted, but also TO its faithful support of every
moral and religious question which has been
discussed in its columns.
4 If the Fountain has differed from me in
any thing, it has been in the same preference
and warm advocacy it has given TO the claims
OF an Order to which its editor belongs, that
myself entertain Tor the society Of which am
a member.
Il may, as a faithful witness for the Foun-
tain, farther aver, that in every controversy in
which it has, thus far, engaged, it has. in my
judgment, exhibited ability'and frmness, with
kindness and courtesy, such as would improve
most Of the other papers in the community,
were they to follow its example.
y In the Fountain of this morning, the editors
especially address the people of the North, in
to many Of whose hands the paper is now to
be. placed and to them it is declared, g the
grand and absorbing object Of our heart is to
do good "--"to preserve consistency we en-
deavor to exclude from our columns every item
giving the least counlenance to vice in any of
its numerous forms and will not insert even
an advertisement calling on the public to pat
ronize any kind Of euil. Infaible we do not
pretend to be, but if we err, we err not will
lingly, in the respect named or il we find an
error in our course, or we are proved TO be in
error by others, we frankly acknowledge the
same and strive to do better in future.n
Now, as you and your readers may differ
very widely as 10 what constitutes "any kind
of evil" will you be pleased, for the informa
ton of our numerous friends at the North, to
inform them whether you would be willing to
advertise for sale In this market that great
enemy Of man, RuM2 / notice you have re-
peatedly advertised MAN himself for sale !
Yours, B.
A Member Of the Human Family Society
JurE 25, 1886 st...
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL TRADE.

ARRIVED SINCE THURSDAY MORNING. ,
Boats: John Glenn, 100 miles, 100 bbls,
-four, l40O bushels wheat. s8..a E# g4t.s4-I
Mary Elizabeth, Edwardsiery, 222 IBIS.
flour, 2S5 bushels oats. ssr.f "a ta1,ssy
Ht aktr DEPARTED. igU, stteJ .piat
A few boats going up with assorted cargoeS !
for different points Ili,it t"Ni ,k q
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UrroRruNArE The wife of one OF the
Louisville volunteers was mach opposed to his
leaving home, and 70 avoid the pain Of a fare
well, he left home without bidding 0er good
bye. Soon after, che heard Of his departure,
and dropped dead on the floor.
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MONEY FOUND. !

A1 As picked up opposite Browns Hotel, q
w small sum Of money, which the owner can
have by calling at this office describing H. and pay
ing for this advertisement. June z5-ot
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Grea, complaints are made Of the flthyco
dtion Of G street between 9th and 10th. Fever
and filth are close Deighbors. A word TO the
wise is sufficient fe.4tes ssHiY t4o
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While our citizens here are complaining OIL
the heat, the good people Of Boston are shiver.
ing with cold 1t appears that they are actu-
ally wearing oyercoats
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sAILEp--25tIl,

Brig Adams, Gray, Kingston, Jamaica.
Soop Mary Ann, Floyed, Petersburg. Va.
27th.-Schr. Repeater, Travers, Baltimore.
Schr. Rosa, Fields, Philadelphia. 2 I"
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1t is rumored that Richard Rusk has been
nominated as Collector for the Port OF Phila
delphia.
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Last Saturday night, a man named Carts
tan Mcdonald, while in state Of intoxca-
ZION, walked into the canal near Syracuse, and
was drowned. 1''
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SrmL BURNING. 1T is said that smoke is
still issuing from the ruins OF the great flre IN
New York last year si0i Fl f'
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MIR. Benton has made an interesting report
in which he urges the continuance ofmeasures
for the increase of spiritual knowledge among
the various Indian tribes, gE k8 s
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FIRE. The large new dwelling Of Mr.. Thos,
A. Spence, on the Pocamoke river, near Snow
Hill, (Md.,) was entirely consumed BY fire on
Monday night last. The loss is estimated at
$4,000 Supposed to have been seton fire.
The building was not quite. completed, and
unoccupied d-Bah Pat -
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Mrs. Ann Karikoiie, wife Of Jacob Karlkohe
of Jefferson county, Virginia, was killed by
lightning last week. ' t'lr @'' VIZ
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On Saturday morning. a little child was run
over bya butchers cart near the market place,
and severely injured People seem to forget
that there is a law against rapid driving.
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Melancholy AccIpENrs-M Virginia
Hope, niece Of Mrs. Peed, residing in Glass
gov street, in this town, was SO severely burn
ed on Monday evening last, that she died on
Tuesday afternoon, after suffering excruciating
agony Portsmouth Era. T tlRh4e as' ~ t.
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WRITiNe ON NNEwsPAPERs.--The Post Ufhce
Department has strictly enforced upon post
masters the duty of ferretting out cases of wri4
ting on newspapers. The postage on news
paper, with writing on it, s about forty cents
--ihe fine five dollars. II is great deal cheap
er and honeater to wllle letters,
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The Cumberland Valley Railroad Bridge,
over the Susquehanna,at Harrisburg, has met
with another disaster. The Argus says four
spans had been partially ,consuuctef since the
late destructive food. During the severe gale
Of Friday 10Th, one Of these spans was blown
from the, piers into the river, and another nov
ed several feet from lis position. i3 a.tii W I
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oue as wide Circulation in this city as any other
paper published here; we believe its circulation
among the eiizeps thepselyesiswider than any 9TH
or city paper. Advertisers would do well to keep
This in mind.
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I.etii be Remembered

That SMlrns ToSiC SrRrF or Vegetable
Fcbrifuge is no quack rcmcdy..no' a remedy f3r
the time being only bu, one that has stood the
test for years; thereby proving il-rlf the Samson
Of medicines for the cure Of Intermittent and re-
mitent fevers, in their most aggravated forms, rs
well as in cases ofl1ng standing, where . thor
ough trial NJ all other remedies had proved fail
ure. BE particular to ak for Smiths Tonic
syrup, as there are many spurious Preparations
CT similar name. The genuine is for sale ly
See advertisements & |. rHnMpsoN,
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Da2igcrrinn nrii.s.
MR.. &. Z. BLAKE,

BYRON New York, respectfully in
forms the Ladies aud Gentlemen Of
Ottawa, thai he will open room on Mon
day the l7!h, over Thompson's dTUg
store, for The purpose Of taking Coorcd
Daguerreotype Miniatures, by new and
improved process Of the art.
Mr.. Blake is recently from New York,
and has perfect knowledge Of the dif-
feren, styles of taking miniatures, Sc. It
is Mr.. BIake's particular aim in all the
miniatures which he takes to produce
clear and distinct pictures, and that every
feature shall be brough, out and distinct.
ly seen A good Daguerrcotypc NINA.
'ure taken in colors is certainly more life.
like and correct than any other can posi-
bly, be, and if well taken can be seen in
any light as clear aud distinct as painting.
Pictures taken by Mr.. B. are put up in
the very first style, and are warranted to
give sa,islaciion, and are not delivered
unless they are perfect HkencsseS. Mr..
Is. very respectfully invites those nteres-
ted in this beautiful art, to call at his room
and examine his specimens, whether
they contemplate sitting to have theirs
taken or no,,) then they will be able to
judge for themselves. Rooms open to
visitors at all times.
Ladies especially invited to call.
Ottawa, Angus, IA, 1916.
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WOOD Nh,i,rtl.

O ; CORD" wood wanted, for which IL,
. highest price viii be paid by
jolly 3 1916. JAMES O'CONNOR.
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Chill Fever, Dumb AgGe, Inter
EsAitseH. L-cverS.
End all lie parious firms Of EiJJus
DieQses,

End all lie rarious firms Of RiJ,us
! DLseGSeS,
/ THIS Valuable Medicine il undoubtedly IN.
safest, surcsi aud best remedy ever discovered fo
/ the cure OF tue above naued diseases IL mo-,
gnly breaks the chill. but removes the cause iron,
which tue disease originates. Its operation i,
both generGi md Apeciai.
" bile II acts geueraiv UPON ,be whole svstaru.
a. Il most powerful Alternative purifying tor auid,
freeing ta- solids from al moJb sccrcticns. nd
rr-lu',souliag aud bringing up all the yital on.
orgies "a a standard Of permanent health II at
The sane time cScrIs specific influence upon The
liver, dig s5tjyo organs and lymphatic aUd rlnudu-
lar systems. exciting thcm to henljalll activity.
reno, NJ nl mnr1i matter, eguBii1iog tho ci,cu-
at n restoring lAciT proper gad ncce,ssry socrr.
lions, thus accomplishing a-rompltts rcnlg.linn
run diaeasc, au1 gcs.srsuon To s5cnI aud per.
manant health.
Those who arc suGying With the pr3s,raGag
i gte and F.ps.s common 70 the South aud Wet
those whose constitutions have become cnfs,-
bI'd by the use Of mercury, qujgue, or other VIC.
lent remedrcs--shoud resort ~ one 10 the use Of
,his VALUABLE MEDICINE.
Ii has cured and will cure the most oLiiHaif
r0sss
Travelling with the circulation, it p3urs il.
healing current through every vein aud srlrrv Of
the human body. The Whole animal ccanony
Is made 10 undergo a thorough and iljicai change.
Even the mind rartakes Of the hell,hrul process.
and life, that before appeared one dreafy waste,
hrsius again 20 seem worth possessing
Pamphlets respecting this valuable Medicine,
can be obtained Of the agents gratis.
CRurIoS.--As there are many spurious gge-
Darc'iow of similar name haNked about the
country end sold on the reputation of,hc genuine
H'Hh'S TIME Syrup, We therefore beg esvr To
rau'l ~ the public against Imposition rs We can
no, hold ourselves responsible fr the effects
which may rcsul irnm the use Of spurious All.
c'cs. PHELPS Il BLAkSLEY,
corner Of Chcanui anl Thiri sls.. -, Louis. Mo.
General Agents for the y est
CTThc genuine Smiih'- Tonic syrup /. also
for sale by The undersigned agents.
g. j.. Thompson, Ottawa; Or. 8. G Smith,
Peru; Il. G. FoIser lieuucpin; Bori Newell,
Princeton. Aug, l5lG 8
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
Estate Of John Ey. deceased.

A Lii persons having claims against
IA 'hc estate of John Fry. deceased,
are hereby notified and requested to ex-
hlbt the same to the undersigned, adam
istralrX of sand estate, or to the Probate
Justice Of La Sale county, for settlement,
within nine months from the date hereof.
ABBY $. FRY, .AlminiSlratli.c.
July &, 1916.
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CABINET WARE & CHAIR
MANY EAC'T TORY.

"a hahd choice supply Of nalefiils, are prcps
red % execute work at The shortest notice. They
lIe prepared to manufacture
Syas, Site. Bomjs, Secretaries,
Bureaus, CUIre IoLies, Sc,
IN 4 style eqaal to Eastern articles. and at rricos
to suit the times They also manufacture
Chairs, Tujics, BciSteads, &c,
of every qualify, and for tho lowest cash price
They have lr.l procured beautiful IIEAR~E.
which enables them to accommodate those WHO
may wish ,iGlr services as Tn ierrakcrs. 1hcy
will furnish colyra' and attend 10 funerals on the
most liberal terms.
They hope. IVY strict attention 70 business and
by making moderate charg's, to receive large
share Of the public patronage.
WARREN MOORE,
ELI LOWE.
Ottawa. Jrly @. 1868
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NEW SUMNER GOODS
At Bp-VEapT

ID York VI, Ncx Odr,ns n new s'ock , Of .nrine
ADD summer goods, to which I've invite attention
ney arc all new "nd fresh aud as we intend
cash or eroisee w ob ,I a9d i orn 1' y, s i.
low. The following are some OF the Articles:
Fresh l,wns. h ,lve,i,os oi,,bams o,d
organizes of this SPRINGS import,,ion .
Florence aud Tuscan bonnels; Ribbons ;
French tabs and rusches; wrca,hs and
flowers. Parasols fans, silk, hid AMI cot
ton gloves aud miits silk and linen hdfs;
silk cords and iasser; black dress silk /;
swiss, jaconei, plaid and Other muslins ;
laces aad edgings caIcoes grass cloth
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Caution.
Masters safe.

Levi p. Gregg, complainant, and Charles JOHN.
eton, dci,n lant--ln Chanccry.
Il \ pursuance Of dccretal order OF the
circuit court made in the above cause,
will be sold under the direction of the
subscriber at public auction, before the
door Of the court house a, Morris, in the
county of Grundy and State Of Illinois,
on Saturday the twelfth u2) day of Sep.
tomber mkt, atthe hour of one O'Clock
p. NJ Of that day, all those two certain
tracts Of land and ,enemcnts, or premises
to wit: The ives, half Of the south cas-,
quarter OF section number twen,y.cishl,
(2S) in township number thir,y.livc, (35)
north Of range eight, (s( east Of the ,hird
principal meridian. Also, the north
west quarter Of section number nineteen.
(lN) in township number ,hirlv.,wo, (s2)
north Of range seven, a. east Of the hird
principal meridian.
EpiIRA!M II. LITTLE,
Mkr in CiaaccrU
Morris, luly 70, 1916.
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Nails.

NIX KEGS of first rate quality, 3 to 6ld, just
4 - received and for sale low by
July %, 1916 q l. WALKER.
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on ha,s table salt IS 05,. each, ii,, received
90 o'tU' cheap clsA store, LUCGuION
July , 1871.
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KUitr U
Messrs. NADswoETu, DYER
y tHAriN.
:. N NrnpfaHr :. & = n"lr' chic1go
MCssrs GEELLIY & GAZE.
- 5. NJ. EpcrLL, & Go. 81.
" As .aT 4 1'"eAr- A'"i''
McssTs. JAMES T.. WocD-
RUFF, ESQ. Ncm
E no,n :. c M'l' 0'''a"'.
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Ottawa, July 90, 1916.
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E.cNh groceries.

Z T>EFUL articles such as coffee mills, grid.
a irons, worry nice article, table cutlery, cor.
vcrs, pocket scales candle sticks eurlaiu pin. aud
bands, pad locke bread aud butcher knives, peck.
tc knives, brads lacks, NC for sale at
lone 10, 1876 BouGuroSs.
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Cattle Easr Snle.

~sNs"EN IVs I'AtN'
r WILL sell at public auction, at the
q door of the court house in Ottawa, on
Saturday the 22d day of August a lot Of
fine cattle consisting Of tie following
yoke Of oxen, 3 mich cows. two
year old heiler, two year old steer, and
3 yearlngs.
Terms Of sale cash down.
G. BAILEY.
Ottawa, July 90, 1876.
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Hard ware, Iron. Steel. Nails und
Stoves,

At Il duced PriceS!t
No E have just received at our hard
w ware store on cheap side the
heaviest and the best selected assor,.
ment of heavy aud shelf hard ware ever
brought TO this market; consisting Of an.
wis, vices, shovels, spades, scyihes, axes,
carpenters and coopor's tools, carriage
saddle and harness trimmings; also, iron.
steel, nails, stoves and hollow ware. We
are constantly manufacturing tin, copper
and sheet iron ware of every description.
which will be sold wholesale or retail 2,
the lowest prices.
/ job work done to order.
J. MANLEY, & co.
Ottawa, July 10. 1916.
/ Y EACKEREL aud white lish lost received AT
A'a The new store. July ., B3uGnfov.
BOUGHTON hls the hes, ossorteneut Of
A1 Hovery II lover prices than cgcr before
heard Of;
Black spun silk,
Ri56ed and plain Blk. cotton,
Mode colorS rib'd do
Slate do plain do
White do
Unbleachcd do
Mems mixed and brown half hose, &c.
Mag 90, 1916.
4 tood shilling calico at ten ccn,. ut
VI July 10, 1876 BAsvGrrs.
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Glassware, urochcry s. stone wnrr.

4 LARGE assortment Of Guecns ware,
IA common ware, glass tumblers, cas-
tors, salts &C.; also, 1900 gals Of stone
ware, just reed and for sale low by
July %. 1916 G.. +. WAlKFR
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CLorH DRESSING

VIII be done OF the usual prices, or small dis
count for ready pay. j. & d. GREEN.
n. d. We have nbo large supply # Gro.
ccrieS which We offer for sale wholesale aud re-
tail at Ottawa prices. ~flcoee give US q cal at
tho new building just yellow tue mill.
Dayton, May II. 1916. J. & D G..
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STAGE NOTICE.

ON and after Monday, May II, an accommodation
~ stage will leave Rutland every Monday Wednes-
day and Friday, at A. NJ. and arrive at Keene, 8
2. NJ, same day.
RETURNING.
Leave Keene, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, at A. NJ, and arrive al Rutland day, by
M.
At Cayendish this line will connect with line for
Caremont, n. H., same day.
RETURNING.
Passengers leave Claremont every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at A. NJ, and go TO Castle
ton, Vt. the night, there connecting with the
Burlington and Albany line going directly on with
out sleeping and arriving at Albany the next day at
Q P. NJ.
Also
with line that leaves Casteton at O'Clock the next
morning for Whitehall and Saratoga, arriving at
Saratoga same day, at 4 P. NJ.
AT Wapole this line connects with the Connecticut
River line, and arriving at BEatleboIo, same day by
as Heretofore, al z NJ, except Saturdays, d.
Sunday morning al A. M, and arrives in Boston in
&c hours.
A stage leaves Whitehall at A. NJ, every day ex-
cept Sundays, TO connect with this line at Rutland
same days, 30 that passengers 60 from Whitehall
to Boston in two days.
L. FOSTER, COOK CO.
May 10, 1916. 80
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TencLers, ConYentiOns.

A Convention Of Teachers Tor the towns of Vernon,
n Guliord Halifax, Whtngham, Wilmington, Dover,
Marlboro Newfane aud Batileboro, will be holden at
Marlboro, on TUESDAY June yh Ano.het lot e I Swns
ham Jamaica end Townshend, will be holden at jamaica
on Thursday June llth And another, for the towns of
Grafton Rockingham Westminster Puiney, Brookne
Athens aud Dummerston, will be holden at West Vest
Minister on Saturday, June l3h,
The exercises at each convention viii commence az
o'clock A. NJ and continue ill or 8, T. NJ. Several IN
dvduus are engaged deliver addresses various sub
iecs each meeting II is very desirable that all Teach
er Superniendents and School Committees IN the sever
al towns be present PARENTS also and all interested IN
the cause Of popular educaon invited and desired TO
/ attend.
The clergyman in the county are respectfully requested
To rive notice Of these conventions from the pulpit and are
invited to attend them School Committees in the several
districts il hoped will encourage and assist their Teach
fs TO attend the conventions readiness has been ex'
pressed each place of meeting to furnish entertainment
! 10 those who shall come from other towns
No pains will be spared In render these conventions IN
eresinq and useful aud confidently believed that they
will DO something awalan deeper and wider Interest
in the welfare aud improvement OF the schools OF he eoun
y ADDisoN DhoWr, -,
Brattleboro, May IS 1916 ~
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Lucrative Employment.

WANTED, number Of well educated aud ener-
w gelic young men, with suaviiy Of manners, &c
as travelling Book Agents. Having just received ifom
Boston, in addition to others, q large supply Of one OF
the Splendid cheap and seui works in the U. 81
the following encouragement will be given.
Those WIN wish TO take 500 worth to start with
at the wholesale prices, and pay for them in advance
(ii supposed 10 be well qualified for the business,
shall be- warranted TO clear by retail independent Of
expenses and money invested, $50 a month, for
year Those who may prefer commencing with less
capital, even with S25, will be employed, but moi i-
sufcd
n. u. From 90 to 500 a month has been cleared,
individually, in the same business, names md resi-
tlence given, if required.
For further particulars, Sc, inquire, personally, Of
the subscriber }. GREENLEAF.
Guilford, May II. 4w40
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, So.
In Probate Court, May 10, 1916.
ZONES Nelson II. Hadey and Hannibal Hadley
~ Administrators upon the estate of JESSE HAD
LEY, late Of Brattleboro, deceased, and file their
second administration for examination and al
lowance, and also move the here TO order dis
trbutlon Of said estate among the heirs OF said deceas
ed.
Whcreupon, il is ordered, that said administrators
notify all persons interested, that said account will be
examined, and said distribution made by this court at
a special session thereof TO be holden at the probate
Office in Brattehoro, in said district on Friday the
9th day of June next by publishing a copy ofihe
old Of this order three weeks successfully in the Yer
mont Phoenix, printed at said Bratteboro previous TO
said time Of hearing.
true copy Of Record
80 Attest, ROYALL TYLER Reg'r.
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The New YorI Express, in an account Of the pro-
ceedngs of " a meeting at Washington, says
" Lieut.. Porte 1rthe Navy (brother OF Lieut. Por-
ter killed at the Rio Grande) spoke briefly and an
nounced the new received from Mexico, last evening,
O! the reported disaster between Point Isabel and the
Camp of Gen. Taylor. was interested in his speech
and first beca Sc il contained some touching Iemn-
scences of his brave father, and mother and brother
When a boy, his lalher had given his brother a gum
and himself a sword, telling them that this was all the
bequest he had 10 make. His brother had surrender
ed his weapon OF defence onJ with his life, and had
Just died in defence Of his country He was dead and
he was eager TO Ivenge his brothers. blood which cried
out 10 him from The ground. lie entered the Navy
when boy as 9 4 ordinary seaman, and now held the
rank Of a Lieue ant in the service, and was awaiting
orders from the department The bride was upon
him. and the moment it of, he would go wherever
he might be drected since the death of his brother he
had received n letter from his mother. Her words
were " much | desire TO you, my dear son
come not here 20 the other way, where your brother
iell and, like him. defend your country" This was
Spartan mother, and he would revenge bis brothers
death, or die in The attempt; This was heard will
great applause, nd was by far the most touching in
cilent ofihe evening"
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. II. II. KITTREDGE,

formerly Of Ciaremon N II, bit recently from EHToPe0
TEAS taken up his residence in Brattleboro, and
Il Il would respectfully offer his professional services
in the practice Of Physc and Surgery, to the inhabit-
ants Of Bratteboro and its vicinity.
DR.. K, whilst in Paris, paid particular attention TO
the diseases of women and children, Gas other coun-
try furnishes like favorable opportunities Tor the inves
ligaton and treatment Of those dseases,) and whilst
ia London, took great pains to improve himself IN the
treatment of the great variety OF diseases Of the eye,
and their operations, such for cataract artificial Pu-
p srabsmus squnts, Sc, &C., and operative sur
gerry, generally.
Dr. K. has, as he believes the best fashioned Trusses
that can be found. All those interested are invited 10
call and see for themselves.
DR.. X. can be found at Lords Hotel.
Brattleboro, May "a ~