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land scenery may their hearts soft a. s valss and
their principles, like ss hills, high nrm and immovabe
From the first Wee ePresident-Wbilo 10 scotlsnd's
Poet ofsr the uns0ected tribute Of our hearts,
would not forget " honor Tannih Ramsay Scott Hogg
MotheYweli and other kindred Baxds
From lthe second vice.Prcsident-The Memory Of
Burns.
The ether were "The President and Goveumeu,
of the United States "The Pressthe guardian oi
liberty to it when bands itself with yran,s aud
leagues itself with Injustice "rhe Wives and Wsans-
May hequeens Of resdes be aye gracious and every
BARN right royal in it's goodness. !"
The toasts were responded by speeches aud songs
hearty and genial feeling worthy Of the occasion, being
demonstrated throughout
Speeches delivered by Mr. j. r. Dunn, Dr. Bryce,
Of Souh Carona James Gray Mr. Arcularius, Alexander
Dana and others.
Mr. Gibson, VIM. Miller, j. +. Bowrie, Mr Montgomery,
Mr. johnson Mr. Steele and Mr. Poole favored the com
pany with some exccllen songs
deputation from the Burns Club, which was ceie
bratng the anniversary at the Metropolitan Hotel visited
the meeting OF the Burns Anniversary Association and
,ressed the cordial determination OF the Burns CnD
with the Burns Anniversary Assocation--an announce
ment which received with vociferous applause
Before the company dispersed the delegation from the
Burns Club proposed "The land o. cakes and the night
wound up with the greatest harity towards the "wee
sma' hours" Of the morning.
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Annual Ball OF the Fire Department at the
Academy Of Music.

The annual ball of the New York Fire Department took
place last night the Academy Of Musc proved 10 be
by far the most brilliant, well the most
affair of the kind that has been held in this city dur
ing the present These balls deservedy po-
pular the proceeds 20 the "Wdows' and Orphans
Fund ;" and therefore generally crowded. but last
night IL was jana crush; there was not standing
sitting scarcely any part Of the house, while the
disciples Terpschore could only wedge themselves to-
gether the noor shake little shut their eyes, and per-
persuade themselves that they were dancing.
The first Of these balls held in the Bowery The
atre, in the year 1922 and deemed SO great sue
cess that the managers determined have the Park
Theatre for their next ball. which they did, and
aso every subsequent year until the theatre was burned
down. Up to The time the Academy Of Music WAS built
the ball has held at various places at Nibos
Saloon several times the Astor Place Opera House,
and in year did these balls fail yield handsome
to the fund. They patronzed by the se Of
the department All the exempts attend with their fa
les together with the active members OF the depart
men and the occasion is ways gnalized by renewal
old friendships and associated with pleasant
| nscences Of more youthful days.
shortly after eight O'Clock last evening the carriages
began 10 drive TO Irving place. and crowd Of curious
outsiders assembled at the door Of the Academy to
the richly attred ladies' and their attendant gaans
in For three hours there constant succession o
carriages arriving and departing but through the excel
lent arrangements Of the committee there con
fusion.
On entering the that presented itself truly
magnificent At first there confused impression OF
dazzling lights, drapery, elaborate architecture and gar
LANDS flowers, crnone founces and furbeows pretty
headdresses and precr faces but after the first sight,
matters began assume consistency and form, and tho
spectator coud note the various objects that formed
beautiful an ensemble.
The parquete boarded over as 10 be level
with the stage, which canoped by tent OF white
cloth tasteuliy decorated with flo At the back of
the stage device formed by lets o. that gave
rich effect 10 the whole In scroll the top
were the words, formed In letters OF light
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'~|SS~SS S~<~S~S~S~>~|~S|~~-
NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT,

Enclosed in q wreath Of stars n repre-
seniation OF fire cap, surmountng hooks aud
ladders torches and other embles OF the department.
the whole forming striking picture. On the left Of
the stage stationed Eagle Hose Carriage, No l. and
on the right, Rnggold Hose Carriage, No. Q, between
which Adratic Engine, No 81, of the finest ma
chimes OF her size in the Department The galleries
also ornaely decorated with vrelths Of flowers
torches and engine pipes arranged 10 pioureslu fors
Around the upper placed the banners Of tho
rious companies In the Department Altogether the coup
dali was bewilderiDg.
AZ nine o clock the dancing commenced when the fol
low ing programme gone through With
Opening March, dedicated TO the Fire Department by Fr
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state cget, for Mr. Calhoun 20 WITHHOLD ire csr;fcses Il
made into tho legally 0 thcir returns viii kr.
Calhoun t0 day Tho undersg gned canddai - for he O
Of Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary OF SAFE,
Auditor Of state and state Treasurer At the election on
the ih for officers the constitution framed az
Lccompton state that N the precincts OF Oxford aud
Shawnee, IN Johnson county, and at kckapco iesyen
worth county large number Of iega votes sere cast
against undersigned by persons who had previously
voted the election, and By others not nha aban.s
Of the Territory And hat there were added the coll
books OF sad precincts votes Of about two thousan per-
against the undersigned who did not appear AL
voters said polls, which votes forged BY sad
Judges Of election, by other persons and falsely re-
turned legal votes 20 you And they further that
the Legislature OF the Territory have appointed Rosrd OK
Commissioners 70 take testimony will 10 regard 70 the
said frauds and report them and you required
sons who have majority Of the legal cast said
election" Ask you withhold such cert3 3cstss from
persons claiming 70 be elected 70 said Offices until we shan
have bad time 70 show you, by the evdegce 70 be asen
before said Boart Of Comm mssoDers, or by sua other
evidence you may require that the votes returned from
the above named precincts nearly al legal frssdu
lent or forged Very respectfully yours,
Wy ROBERTS,
+. G. SCHUYLER,
A. J. MEAD
J. X. GOODWIN
The mail ciosed at such hour that unable ny
last letter 10 give you more particulars regard 20 ts
Topeka meeting held here the even ng OF the l3h I
was held IN the Pres terrain church large nsrherof
lawrence ladies' were present Wm. Hutchinson va
.hoscn chairmsn, and y. rappan secretary.
Judge Wakefield hrst addressed he msesng re o. =
thing Of note BIS remarks bis sentence =" ne Ie
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There two bands In attendance The Seventh
regiment band supplied the music fer the dancing aod
Dodsorth's band performed for the promena1es which
followed each se-an excellent arrangement, but tsS
could dance, while every could wax around the
Indeed dancing almost OF the question.
scarcely standing Occasionally nd venturous
couple would make Wild plunge into The Of
line but whether the hapess mofts could succeed
IN getting out again matter OF great doubt All the
boxes wdod with ladies' unable willing W
go the loor and they contented themselves with
ogDg the besux, and critcsng the looks Of their Lady
friends.
The committee state that their receipts were about
$1,000, nearly 500 tickets at 81 each having been sold
The expenses 81 600 for the Academy and about
$500 for music, printing &C. leaving 90 900 for this
most deserving charity
AZ II O'clock few Of the invited guests were solicited
10 parke OF refreshments and at the table there
some speaking
Mr.. JAxrs I. MILLER, OF Engine Company No n, In
response to toast expressed his eradication at the
OF the ball He also wished 70 express his ackDow
Judgment of the deportmeBt Of Mr. Wolf chairman of the
Trustee Committee Of the Academy OF Music for dona
ton OF $50 made by the committee at their meeting that
day.
Mr woIF in reply stated that he bad bril-
liant ball in the Academy the one held there that
evening lie proud Of the Academy there was no
building fine for musical purposes In Europe, and our
wealthy classes should support the Opera a. sas the
moet refung and elevating Of all amusements The CO
Of Mr. Uman, as manager, proved that the Opera
could be established a successful basis in this city
What the public wanted attraction, and when they
had that the house would be crowded
Other speakers followed Mr.. Wolf, aftr which there
was an adjournment 10 the ball room Mr.. Owen W.
Brennan most efficient NJ the Acting Chairman Of the
Committee Of Arrangements. The dancing kept up
10 a late or rather carly hour In the morning
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SPECIAL MOTTO Z S


CsioS CONFERENCE MEETING will be held in the Unyer
sast Church. Fast day morning, commencing at 10 o'clock
precisely. Addresses will he male by Rev Me-srs Williams
Brown Ranney others; and ALL without regard Names
cordially invited present and take part in the
exercises.
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Home Testimony in favor Of DR.. Grayes'
Hygci"n Alternative Syrup.
TOWNsHEND VT INV n ,ss-

A. H. GATES CO. IL feel it a duty to state the f,,oyin
facts to the public. troubled with the Scr f twe
ty years During that tme paid over hundred dollars for
medical services and various kni medicines nt nt mo-
kind o relief Two ago was advised try Dr. Grss
Hvgein dhordirc Syrup l accordingly did try H. The
effect Of the first bottle encouraged took second
Tie Of the Syrup, and experienced decided benefit from it,
continued To use for several weeks and strange NAV
SEEM felt 1t had wrought complete change my system
1t mad purified my blood regulated digestive organs aud
totaHy cured me Of The ScroGa. My disease has
returned to TINS day would recommend this remedy
cry one troubled with mpurity OF the blood
. - Yours truly, OREN DOYNTON.
A. u, YATES co PRoPREr0Rs WOODSTOCK VT.
~ AIehts Burr Foster Co., No. Cornhll, Boston,
Wholesale Agents, Kemp Boynton, Townshend Sawyer
smith, Newane Howe Sherman Wlllamsvillc; +. d..
rerry' East Dover D. g. Higgins Warlsboro; Sawyer
FITS West Townshend G. II. Pierce, Jamaica and by
druggists sehcraiy 29-ly
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The OWNER OR PRoPRIE-

NOT r. The OWNER OR PRopRIE-
II the following piece land the II Halifax
the County Wndham and state u Vermont is hereby
nohe that the assessed by said town IN the ls5j
1855 aud 1851 then owned by George H. Deni on, ain
either In whole part unpaid the following described
lands in said wit. bounded North by lands u Israel
stow, W 4 W h. Holmes and Elijah H. Irouty, East by
lands If Phebe Pierce James stark south by lands
n said james Stark an the South line Of the state u YER
and West by lands u said james L. stark and said
Israel STOW, tanning by estimation hundred and sixty
much II said hand will BE- sold at pub
lie auction the dwelling house II George g. Dcison said
Halifax the Goth day u April O'Clock r. NJ rs
shall hc requisite dschag said with cnsts, unless
previously paid. JAMES VI. MILES, FIRST Constable.
Halifax March 3, 1885 3w-l2
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TIE BEST MADE.

HpODGER'S PLATED FORKS, SPOONS, &C &c.
~ sold as cheap In Boston New York. Sign Watch
and Spoon. CHASE 4 TRIP.
Brattleboro, March 1855 10
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MOTHERS: MOTHERS. MOTHERS,

AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN-DoNT FAIL TO
PVVue r "nsows Soothing Syrup for Children Teething
it has no equal Earth No mother who bas ever tried
s mnsows Soothing Syrup for Children will ever consent
W w | vh pass through the distressing and critical peri-
VI 'ss'nng without the aid Of this Invaluable
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS oF
Buchan'S Hungarian BalSam Of Life,
THE GREAT english REMEDY FOR
COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION!


Remarkable Cure OF Diseased Lungs, Mt
Belfast, Me. The following cure was reported by H. G.
O. wAsIIBURN Esq Agent for the Hungarian Balsam, at
Belfast Mane will give any further information respect
ing the that may be desired:
DE- BRADLEE-DEAssIR Clark Of Palmyra, Me-, was
taken sick about year ago, with bad Cough Pain the
side and back and troubled with general debility He con-
suited several Doctors who prescribed for hmbut final
ly told THAT HE COULD NOT GET WELL
lie stopped taking medicine, hut continued to worse
until he weak that he could scarcely sit up He
a notice Of the Hungarian Balsan, procured bottle and
continued to take according the drectionsand strange
to say in few months he strong man, and he be-
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4w-l2 Yours, respectfully ii. G.. o. WASUBURN.
u Sole Proprietor, DAVID +. DRADLEE WATERFOWL,
Mass, to whom all orders should be addressed Sold by
Druggists and dealers in medicine every United
States and British Provinces. 1915
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The Wooden Mill in Felchvillc, belonging to Prosper
Merrill Esq, together with the machinery c'oths ana
stock was destroyed by fire on Tuesday evening inc
23d inst The fire discovered AT about hal' past
II o'clock in the upper part OF tho building cause
Of the fire unknown. Loss, zoos insured for $4,000
At an odiournri meeting of the Montpelier Associa
finn held at Rev. Mr.. Lords, Montpelier, March 16,
II was resolved to erase the name Of Guy c. Sampson
from the roll of that Association, and that he be no
longer a member of t,at body.
s. s. Skinner of ST. Adams recently fne' $40
nud costs for violation Of the Liquor lava French
man named Reno was also fined $40 and costs, h''V-
inc lust brought in quantity Of liquor from StJos'
We learn that the books of the receiver OF the south
Rovalton Bank will be closed on the TN OF Api'lhc
and all bills of the bank not presented previous "
that time will not be redeemed
AIvpx was shot bv Mr.. Rufus Smith, in Swanton,
q, ,he 18th inst 1t was Of unusual size, and though
roor in flesh it weighed twenty-four pounds. These
animals are rarely found in State, yet one was
killed VIC understand, a few days previous in High
gate
The extensive chair mandatory of Mcssrs. Bur
rnre Brothers, in Burmgcvile, Ashburnham, with its
contents, together with large barn containing hay
and chair stock, and blacksmith shop few rods
from the above, were entirely destroyed by fire on
Wednesday night of last week. The propIetors esti-
mate their loss at from $4,000 to $4,000, on which
there is insurance of $4,000 only, in the Fchburg Mu-
tual Co. In consequence of this fire, about 40 men
are thrown out of employment, besides great mum
Der of women and children, whose main dependence
was seating chairs.
The pine forests Of Warwick, Mass. have lost their
King. A few days since, Messrs Geo. W. HOWARD,
md Frederic Putnam cut on land of Mrs, Merriicd,
n white pine tree, which by measure will make when
sawed, eight thousand three hundred feet of inch
boards.
correspondent asks, what is the "mk of human
kindness?' We presume it means the milk used at
hotels on the public tables, after having the cream
taken off for private boorders!'
The candidates for governor in Rhode Island arc
two of the wealthiest business in the state Al
cxander Duncan, the democratic candidate, being
rated Mt something million dollars, and Elisha
Dyer, republican, at about 100000.
John Lamountain, the Hronaut, is constructing q
mammoth balloon at Orwell, VT, and will make his
first ascension with it at Rutland. He has also en-
gagged TO make an ascension at Chicago on the 4tl
ofJuly.
pedler calling on an Old lady to dispose Of some
goods inquired of her if she could tell him oany roac
on which 10 pedler had travelled. AYES, know o
one, and the only one, and that's the road to heaven.
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MARRIAGES.

In this village, March 2Sh, by Rev a. H. Deere MIR AMOS
r. BLANCHARD and Miss MARY MI NDAY both Of MARI
boro Vt; March 3Oth, MIR. r. j. LAWRENCE and Miss
JENNIE 5. HODGE, both " Athol, Mass
In Wilmington, March ~, by Rev. s. j. VI. Lord MIR.
CHARLES $. R0EL of Dummerston and Miss MARIA NJ.
WElLMAN of Wilmington.
In Brattcliro March 80 by Rev j. Chandler, Mr.. WILL
LIAM s. NEWTON of Brlttlcboro and Mrs. 1T CINDA W.
HARRIS of Chesterfield, n. H.
III Nottingham, March 18th, by Rev. Mr.. Spencer, JOHN
y. WILCOX aud HARRIET PIKE, both Of Nottingham.
by the same, in Wilmington, March 24th Mr. JOHNSON
D. STEWART Of North Adams, Mass. aud Miss SARAH NJ.
HALL Of Wilmington.
In Insdac, H., March 27th by Rev. o, H. Jasper Mr.
ALBERT BROOKS Of West Cambridge Mass, aud Miss SA-
RAH n. NEWTON Of H.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
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Prepared from PRESCRIPTION Of Sir j. Clarke NJ. d.
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This invaluable medicine Is unang in the Of all those
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These PITS should not be taken by females during the
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N O II / G e

A L OF v Il II NJ o N # 4,
~ - MARLBORO, SIS.
rae FToodte Court for said District To all whom may
concernGreetng You are hereby notified that EBENL-
~. IN rEhSpNs, Guardian Of ISABELLA BETrERLY and
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April 1898, when aud where you may be heard in the
premi es, II you see fit.
ia y, HoLBRooK, Register.
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Ilfc and health can be estimated by dollars and cents
worth its weight In gold
Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs wiuslow's soormSo sYRur
sold every year in the United states 1t Is old and well
tried rtnedy Price only 20 cents bottle The genuine
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III Just published, by FEDERIIEN co, Booksellers and
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pages Diseases of the sea System Of both sexesher
symptoms and acknowledgement by physician of the
Eclectic Hospital" This work also contains scorch
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Sold by periodical dealers generally Sent by mail, the
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"Buy Me nnd I'll DO You Good!''
Now is the time the Great Spring and Summer Medicine
DR.. LangIey's Root 4 Herb Bitters.

Composed Of Sarsaparilia wa cherry, Yciow Dock,
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Devine's Compound Pitch Lozrngcs! war
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Group, asthma and Consumption!
" Sold by Druggists and Merchants generally through
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DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
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any mischief to health otherwise these Pills recon-
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Price 81 per box
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
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" Ladies' by enclosing him 81 90 to Brateboeo Post
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Inynlid,, Notice thi. Fact.

For the past Fifty years. DIR 5. RICHARDSON'S IER
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valuable Spring and Summer medicine. And while almost
every Of the thousands Of remedies that have
duc within that period has been abandoned Dr. Richard
sons medicine has been sustained with increased popularity
For sale the Doctors 1ce No. 81 Hanover Street and by
dealers in n'elicine everywhere
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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-09-30

An Editor Tght.-We believe it is
rare that editor indulge in drop, but
when they do, their readers are sure to-
find them out. A Syracuse cotemporary
was called upon to record " melancholy
event. at time when his head was
rather heavy, and did it up after the fol-
lowing manner: Yesterday morning, at
4 O'Clock 2. NJ, man with heel ih the
hole of bis stocking, committed arsenic
by swallowing dose of suicide. The
inquest of the verdict returned jury
that the deceased came to the facts in
accordance with his DEATH He leaves
child and six small wives to lament the
end of his untimely loss. In death We
are in the midst of life.