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COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE

@ shs to
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soad head, or other eruptions but would be CURED,
Prof Woods Hair Restorative viii do ali TINS. see
ANN ARsoR, Nov. S. 1855.
PRoF. o. J. Woop-Dear Sir: have heard much
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the Thousand and one loudly trumpetsd ansck rem
edes, until l met you In Lawrence county some
induced the tr of your Re.torstVs In 9 tni as
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Of large bottles her hair was restore nearly to
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over the head. She continues to use it. not Simply
because Of Its beautying effects upon the hair but
nlnd Others of my family and friends are using
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w st6ELoMoN MANN
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CARLYLE, ILL.,, June -, 1852.
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- N 6 Sly OF HATS
- FOR 1879,
HentIenen are invited 70 call nud ace tho now
STYLES OF DR. ESS HATS for sprims, q - :"
Philadelphia STYLES. which cannot ia,i M ~
10 P .ain. ihe Inost fastldIous. Also, H ~
admired and worn. Together wish> - 10 -
FELT HATS and CAPS in all their sxY
variety. Ssx-E2tS>
The quality and price Of our HATS will he found
TO be the same AZ sold In any other nouss in this
CITY, and our $3.50, as, and $3.50 Hats cannot be
The proof of the pudding is the eating of it,"
pay. Please don't ask for credit.
B. h. STiNEMETZ, BArrgR.
30 Pa. ay., corner 18th ST.,
fe S-tr between Wil,ard's A. Kirkwood Houss.
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CTOP THAT RATTLING.

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1 am now prepared to put on "Chapmau's Elastic
1snsds or Il. fsinf a s sa
of Carriages and Wagons, whIoi eau be XxEE-@&&
put ON at small expense.
certificates from the lesdipg Cosohmaksrs i'm the
eopntN ANDREW J, JOYCE,
dD-6 corner llth and z sts
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Insurance, 90.

IIOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
III YORK.
SdsA ohps.o'' .---- .---.--.---.. 500 700
TIE UNDERSIGNED, having been appo,,ted rert of
this Company, is prepared to ISSUE Policies "a RpiI
dIngs, Merchandise, Steamboats,, &C. on ss favora
BITE terms as other responsible companies.
I. nj. HANSON, Aren't
i.,oa NO. no oiz 7th IT., oppo. lnteig epcsr Once.
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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds of the City of Davenport,
Iowa, PAYNE 10 per cent interest by Coupon in New
York. Bonds of S5o0 each. The growing city OF
Davenport has now about 2o,0oO inhabitants, and is
rapidly increasing in wealth and population. Its
municipal debt only 600, and it's railroad debt
Only Sl25,oOo, and cannot now be increased. The
statistics OF the city published In the Inte-
senoer OF the Slth September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be as safe as any
State or city bonds. -.
oo6 CHUBB BROTHERS
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North Of the base line dsd ,dst Of the fourth p,,s
etpJl M. rfdinS.
Township p, OF ranges IS and IL.
townships %. ., u, >. and 81 OF range IL
townships q, ~ -, 81 2, s.. and 81 OF range Ia
Townships %, .. ~, 81, and 81, OF range 10.
4th head. At the land office at EAU CLAIRE NJ,
on he ruu's Of the road from Madison or CoIn,pp
bus. by the way of Portage CITY, 10 ths 81 Coz
thirty one" viz: ~ anu
N"TtA Of iAe base !'", aud east of the fexrth 4, al
etpal nsridtaa
Townships b, u, %. %, and b. of ranxeI
NortA or fAe base IiAe and trsst Of liz fo,,,L
priGeipd! nitr,diaa
townships 81, 81, 81. 81, 81, 49, 81 ST. a. q, aud 40
OF ranges |, 2. s, and 4. ~ ahu 20
townships 81, 81, g. So and a. of rnnse6
townships ~ and 81, Of range H.
9Th head; AT the land office At HI DSON- nm Nan
Gay, ihe htrd day Of Nay nsrt the toxnss,ns IN
the proposed roads from the "St Croix river oT
IKE 1 70 the west end of Lake Spperior: saJ 70
paynsid, subject to the "prort,s" as heretofore
stated. IN references to "ofered" lands in tbis dr.
.ot. ON the routes of the above ned
North OF the base lias and r,,t Of the fourth
principal meTidiaH.
IL Swnshps 10, 81, 81, 80 AMI -, OF ranges IL, ls Ia
Nth haad AZ the land nfSoA a. EAU CLAIRE On
Monday, "a hird day Of Nay aexf. the TOWNSHIPS
~ tnS proposed roads from the st Crola rIvsT on
NE 70 the vest end OF Lake Superior; and 10
nsyheh,' subject TO the "STstsss,' q stated
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The Orator of tie Dag.-IYe lc0me to
the home of his childhood, and TO the
State that gave him birth Nay the at
lection Of the son equal the pride Of the
mother.
The following are few Of the vOlun-
teers read =
The County Of OrIeaas.-Unsurpass-
ed by any in the State, in the beauty of
her scenery, the fertility Of her soil, the
industry and morality Of her sons, and
the virtue and sobriety Of her daughters;
mag no demon Of evit ersr oUsrshado57
her happy homes.
The Lady Of fasbion.-" She tolls
not neither does she spin, and yet say
unto YOU that Solomon in all his glory "
Reyer made such a spread, as one Of
these.
Tile Enemies Of OR Co,gatry.-lay
they be sent 10 Tophet--the door locked,
the key lost, and Jay Peak rolled against
the window.
TIE Ladies ofthe Present Dag.-Hip.
hip hoop, hoop, hoop. Hurrah
The following volunteer toast was pre-
scented to the committee, but rejected Oh
account Of its political complexion -
| Pennsylvania and James BuchGnan.-
/ 4 positive proof of the old adage, tha
4 good COW may have 4 bad calf
Not the least attractive feature in thl
days festivities was the " Border Rufiar
Band" which was formed in Irasburgh
and composed of all sorts Of people
dressed in all sorts Of ways, carrying al
sorts Of instruments, and playing ausOrt
Of tunes. They were drawn by eigh
/ yoke Of oxen, attached to something the.
called a Wagon. Probably such anoth
/ er molly mess Of the genus homo, nev9l
/ left this or any other town to celebrate
our nations jubilee. When they pre-
/ scented themselves in force, the knees Q
the " Coventry Artillery "smote witt
fear at the dreadful apparition. n
wonder, for they looked ike the ghost
oi damned spirits let loose from pande
monium. But their mission was Of
! peaceful character, rather than warIikt
and they were then received By the c
! tizens and the military with open arms.
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occasion in q manner which did credit to
our enterprising neighbors. We then
formed in procession and marched to the |
speakers stand, where we listened to an
address from the Rev. J. H. Beckwith of
your village, which for truthfulness, sub
Unity, and beauty of expression, we
think has seldom been excelled, if equal
ed, in this part of the State. The pro-
cession then formed and marched to the
table, set on a beautiful greensward,
kindly furnished for the occasion, by
Messrs. Richardson of our village, which
was amply filled by our citizens. We
then marched to the seats in front of the
speakers stand, and listened to the re-
port of E. ". Thurber and B. Howard,
toast masters, which was received with
response by the crowd, and interspersed
with music from the band. We quote
from the report two or three specimens ::
Or Country.-The birthplace of
freedom: May she ever maintain the
principles of Washington and Jefferson,
and exhibit TO the world the blessings of
a republican democracy"
Or Lo,ceU Friends.-Their hearty
response TO our humble invitation dem
onstrates that the line between Us is but
imaginary. May this union ever be
firm, and friendship last as long as the
team With which they visit US.
W0man.-The human race is elevated
in excellence and power, or kept back in
progression in accordance with the scale
of her position in society.
The following was presented by c. G.
Dodge of LOWELL
The Ladjes.-May their virtues ex-
pand like their hoops, and their vices re-
cede ike their bonnets.
Others were presented by our invited
guests, exhibiting pathos, eloquence and
patriotism.
We then dispersed well pleased with
the exercises of the day, and confident
that nothing equal to it has ever been
produced in these parts, it being compu-
ted that from one thousand to fifteen hun
dred persons were present.
1t is but due to the officers and citizens
10 own that good order was maintained
throughout the day, and general satisfac-
ton given.
One OF THE NUMBER.
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HORRIBLE MURDERS IN NORTH
CARoLEA.-The Wilmington N. O.
Herald Of June so, gives the annexed
account Of a tragical affair in that State:
" 1t seems that on yesterday morning,
about sunrise, Mr.. Joshua Rouse, Jr.,
who lives about two miles from Whites
vile, Columbus County, n e., got up,
dressed himself, and went out and fed his
hugs, hUrses, 60c, as usual, and after
having finished he returned to the house,
and without any provocation, seized a
stout hickory stick and struck his wife
several blows over the head and should
ers, stunning her, and causing her to fall
off the bed (upon which she was sitting
at the time) upon the floor. His father,
who was blind, and who at the time was
sitting on the piazza, called to him to
desist, when he (Joshua) rushed out up
on the old man and knocked him off the
piazza with his stick, and Selling an axe
he deliberately severed the old mans
head from his body; he then went back
into the house and killed his wife and
two Of his children, cutting their heads
off as he did that of his father, with an
axe. While this was going on, his eldest
son, Richard, ran over to some of his
neighbors for help. Three or four Of
them came out and met Rouse with an
axe, in pursuit of his son Richard but
upon seeing his neighbors, he dropped
his axe and extended his hands for a
friendly shake they Immediately took
him in custody and carried him to
Whitesville Jail, where he now lies con-
fined.
We learn from our correspondent that
Rouse was at one time confined in the
Lunaiic Asylum at Raleigh; but, ap-
pearing to be entirely recovered, his
friends obtained his release, and ever
since then and until yesterday morning
he has appeared and acted as rational as
any man.
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annually since then, and have IL Court
here ny register for 1888.
CHARLES c. COLBY.
live in Stanstead, c. E, am an attor-
ney. (Mr. Colby then confirmed Mr..
AIitcheITs testimony in regard to the right
of Baptist Ministers to marry in Cana
da.) \ certificate Of marriage from a
minister, who is by law authorized to
perform the ceremony Is received as ev-
idence in Canadian Courts Of Law, with
out further authorization.
The age ofmaiority in Canada for both
males and females is twenty-one years.
A minister administering marriage,
knowing one Of the parties to be a minor,
and to be acting without the consent Of
parent, guardian, or tutor, incurs Habili
ties.
Abandonment Of q marriage contract
/ by the parties has no effect to avoid it.
\ marriage ofone ofthe parties which
+ IS minor, Is not void but voidable.
/ His Honor in delivering his charge to
the Jury. after iastructing them with his
usual ability and clearness on the other
! points Of the case, referred to this Ques-
tioa Of name which was the chief ground
Of defence, and directed them, unless
they found that Celinda Goff was legally
married to Wiley, to bring in q verdict
Of No. Guilty, iuasmuch as It was neces-
sary for the prosecution to prove every
material allegation as laid and an aIlega-
ton that the prisoner had been married
to Celinda Wiley would not be proved by
showing a marriage to Celinda Go6.
The jury retired and in a short time
returned wi.h a verdict oG-CUILTT.
He was sentenced to the State Prison
/ for eighteen months.
State Peter CarrolI-Polygamy
} Verdict, Guilty.
! c. ". & \. Warner Hiram Hill
Case. Verdict for DeFt.
State Y Orrin Perjury
Verdict, Not Guilty.
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ORLEANS
For the Standard.
The Celebration at WestfeId.

Mr.. EARLE Il write to give you a
short account Of our celebration at West
field on the Sd inst, conducted by D. Fl.
Buck, Marshal Of the Day, o. Winslow.
President, D. S. Boynton, Vice Presi-
dent. The exercises commenced By es-
eOrtiGg into the village the Green Noun
tain Rangers from Lowell, accompanied
with music, who came to celebrate the
day with Us in reply to our compliment
paid them two years since. These were
followed By the Lowell State ladies.
who joining ours increased the number
to thirty one, the number of states al
present in the Union These were fol-
lowed by the citizens of Lowell, who
were received by our people with a great
degree Of pleasure and satisfaction
These came with teams equipped for the
Had not our Westfeld correspondent
better enumerate the States once more.
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Concert at West Albany.

The concert of the Union Musical As /
sociation came off at West Albany on
Saturday last as was announced. Al |
though It rained in torrents there was a !
fair house and the performance was list
ened to with marked attention. The
concert was a triumph to the Society, for
q combination Of favorable circumstances
enabled the choir and players TO far ex-
coed any previous performance. The
Fuges in the Major keys moved of in
harmony divine" The ponderous tones
Of those fine old tunes, and the dignifed
measures Of their movement produced
marked effect an the nearer.
v nat SHAH we say Of those OLD songs
in minor keyes such as Delight" New
Durham" "CowPer," &c, in which mel
odies Of exceeding beauty came stealing
over Us, in soothing tones, ike the sweet
weird voices which we sometimes hear
in dreams. In tie performance Of these
pieces the parts could be better distin-
guished than in any other, and we think
the choir exhibited more skill in their ex-
ecution than in sacred melodies in the
programme. The fae National Anthem
Let every heart Rejoice and Sing, was
well executed, commencing after the pre-
lude by the choir enunciating in strong
unison the opening stanzas heroic and
dignifed. Then follow light passages in
the dreamy minor and measures clear and
sweet, interrupted by a sudden return to
the stormy introduction, and all worked
up at last into the unity Of a grand and
imposing chorus.
! If We had time we would enlarge upon
the faultles5 performance Of the " judy
ment Anthem" The heavier tones Of ten
or and bass rang out ike trumpet blasts.
and the softer passages Of the treble and
alto. Solos were rendered with prec;s-
ion and extraordinary skill and as sweet
as the song Of vernaI birds. The thun-
/ dering octayos of the chorus " Oh come
quickly" and Of the concluding chorus
were showered upon the audience with
/ great power and effect, requiring in the
performer immense strength of execu-
ton.
/ Of the Duets, Songs and Quartettes.
we nave room to only say sal was well,
I especially John Anderson in which Mr..
Whitney far exceIIed his performance of
that fine song at the concert in this place.
/ Then there was the "Deaconing, a hymn
in the old style, and its rehearsal by the
choir which added interest to the perfor-
nance. On the whole the singers came
off with plentiful honors, and reflected
much credit on the Directors.
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The ATLANTIC CABLE. 81. Johns,
~ r., July2.-The telegraphic line be-
tween this city and the Bay of Bulls
Arm, at which point the cable is to be
landed, is now in good order. The
steamer Porcupine is stationed off the
Bay, and will remain there until the
Niagara arrives, when she viii pilot her
in, and assist in landing the cable. The
Niagara is momentarilly expected. The
weather this afternoon is dull, but not I'M
favorable for the telegraph feet.
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HEAVY ROBBERY. Al5any, July 4.
-Chas. Blinn, drover, was robbed last
night at the West Albany Exchange of
S2260. His room was entered by a
ladder. The money was all on the Pas
sumPsic Bank, Vt. There is no clue 70
the robber.
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* Women require more sleep than
men, and farmers less than those engaged
IN any other occupation. Editors, report
ers, printers and telegraph operators
need no sleep at all. Lawyers can sleep
as much as they choose, and keep out Of
mischief.
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Accommodating the celebration
at Westfeld on the Sd instant, a small
quantity Of powder ignited through care
Iessnes5 Of the fireman, and J. Sanborn
of Lowell, and c. McDaniels. known as
the Green Mountain Giant" were
slightlyinjured. Medical assistance was
soon procured, however, and the patients
are considered as doing well.
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To D5spepties.-Soda, Magnesia, and
all Alkalies, either afford but temporary
relief, or confirm the disease into a chro-
mic affection. The Oxygenated Bitters
Immediately relieve and permanently
cure all forms Of Dyspepsia, and stomach
difficulties.
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SABBATH.

10. Whersas. The Jewish -.
is confessedly abolished BY il' Z.
dispensation, and olsrsa'' TIE - !. ,
thority sets apart no other d'J ~ y
miIarly observed, Therefore ''''' re
all efforts of church and pre- -.
force an observance Of TOE !.
sabbath. as Of divine appOiintr''77- . |.
fragrant violation of indi'idaal =, /.
must be prosecuted in a diad'''l !.
gard of the spirit and POSITIVE
of the New Testament. i
IL. Whereas, A sociai O''.' !. :
on his fellow men for die calii''. -
development Of his physical ''.,,
moral powers and 'oi'T'd' F.. or y. =
limitation and vicissliaoe' - 80
accomplish bat little for y 49,
ture generations, Therefore '''' -
the duties Of man belong -
-. 49, sn,e talents and means 20 y
the tliiS, AaASA-E- Esfr~e
for any other purpose
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MATERNITY.

6. That the sacred and inr-
right of woman is to decide for sr
how often and under what circuns
she shall assume the responsibility !
De subjected to the sufering and "a
Of maternity; and man ran sinra
greater crime against woman Is vie Z
mother, against society, and asa-aA
manity, than to impose on her n.s
nifty whose responsibility and s1ias
she is not willing to accept and e!g.
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BIBLE.

z. That nothing is true or I!-s
nothing is false or wrong, bscz
sanctioned or condemned by the BE-
therefore our Bible is powerIsss uF
any doctrines to be true OR anyu
to be right, and should never Be 4
for that purpose.
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MARRIAGE.

5. That the only true and n
marriage is an exclusive conas
between one man and one woman
that the only true home Is he id
home based upon the exclusive hn
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Orleans County Court.

State vs.. Elbridge G. ScriJner-Po-
lygamy. Plea, not guilty.
The States Attorney produced as ev-
idence Of the two marriages alleged
against the prisoner, the following duly
uttested copies Of records-one from the
office of the Clerk Of the city Of Angus
ia, Maine-the other from the Town
Clerks Office Of Newport, Vt.
Married in Augusta, Dec. 23d, 1889,
Nr. Elbr;dge G. Scribner, and Mrs. Lu-
eiHda Sherman, by Asaph Il. Nichols,
Justice of the Peace.
DANIEL PIKE, Town Clerk
Estate Of Vermont, , BE it remember
Orleans County $. J ed that at New
port in the County Of Orleans on this 2j,h
day Of Junr, A. d. 1897, Eibridge G.
ScriUncr Of Newport in tine County Of
Orleans,an Celnda Golf Of Magog, Can
ada East,wcre duly joined in marriage by
me.
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LAND reform.

8. That the earth, like ihsrS
light, belongs in in common to u
dren of men on it. Each laa-
ing is alike independent; each OIL
virtue of his existence, has al ai1'
bic right to so much Of The 'a'l,-
face as IS convenient by proper -
to his support and proper ds'''i-
and none has a right to any n''% =
fore all laws authorizing and ;l'--
private property in land, for i-' P'L. I,
of speculation, and which P''''- :.
and women from pOssss;I7' .
without paying for it, ar 8 W r.,
would be any laws cOmP.n :,
pay for air and light, and o19'' y =
once forever repealed.
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FREE TRADE

s. That natural justice, indiri
social morality, the peace and "a
wealth and prosperity, the Hali p
of human brotherhood, demGl Is
international tariffs be immsl1s
forever abolished, and that DE r?
ments in all their various dspni1-
supported by direct taxation.
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From the Ros.,,
The Late ReRorr,s :
at Rutland

In order that our reas.,,
fuller apprehension of II. a'
held and endorsed at the rev.. WE
in Rutland, Y, '' =,
be obtained from the telegram a, ,a''
we print below the entire Il, =, ?
tons as adopted by the coays,, !
INDIVIDUALITY 1
l, Re'ol''d, That the anti. /
each individual soul is sb,0l aa'o''
in deciding all question, ;, ','
true or false in principle, =.
wrong gI IN practices therefore II. 81
t dual, the church or the st s., =
tloo Of any man or woman, BY " a., |. 2
or power outside of his or bs :! ''.a''
is guilty of a fragrant rlon, s'' '''
SLAVERY.
?. That slavery is 8 v,,.
power in the universe %, '-s Sald
therefore, any law, constitD,;. .l'A' '''
government, any eig,,b 'l' ''af- !
creed, or Bible, apy CHS .. p1a'' b
that by silence OF v,acrv,. = ' 'ny ca
man to enslave man, merits IS ~
and contempt of mankind ~ 80
| sPIRlTUALIsy,
8, That the phenonsp, /
called modern spirituaIisn h.. /
dainty demonstrated The f-s
tercourse between embojsl
bodied human spirits is bcl,.,
actual that the convicde
bility and aetuallity of spa
is opposed to all despotisn
sensualism, and conduces a5
ration of the only authorig !
with the human soul as h
sound morality,
WAR AND THE DEATH Pm.
4. That ii is always vron.
pedient for man to take the
therefore capital punishmea. u
all preparation for war, are VIM,
inconsistent with the interey, 4
duals and society.
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was last year Justice Of Peace IN
this county, and on the 10Th June, soIem-
nized marriage between the respondent
and a woman calling herself Celinda
Goff-saw them again in a few days in
an officers care.