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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
Commission sflfrtbants.

p N. ........-..---..-.....H n HuKp "a
1)ABCOCK d. dURD, WholesaI.
ID GKOcERs and COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
and dealers in FUREIGN and DON EsTIC LIQUORS.
Ao Manufacturers Of the Best Quality Of CONNECTION
aries. Agents for Cincinnati Native Wines, No. I6
Wster Street. Cleveland, o.
1 B. CANFIELD, Commission and
~ Forwarding Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer in
Western Reserve Cheese, Butter, Lard, PORK Bacon.
Pot and Pearl Ashes. saerstus Lnseed and Lard oiI
Dried Fruit and Produce generally, Nos IzI and I45
Front street. Pittsburgh. Pa feb23
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

+ & A. C MCCONNELL. M.nufac.
u tnrers OF Mems, wom-ns aud Ghidrens
BOOTS &c SHOES.
good assortment Of our own make of work AWAY,
on hand al the old stand No. ~ Main Slr-t Warren
OHIO March, 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

kUWAkD oi'EAk il CO,
Manufacturers \ and dealers ia Lumber
As1 Rsugh and Dressed. Doors Blinds FASH Floor
ing siding. Shingles and La;h, No. ! Canal Street
Warren. ohio. ;Juu. Id Is
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

NJ J. RICE, NJ d.. Physician and
~. Surgeon Braceville Center. Trunbull Co %
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

I. 10y, Nj. D., has returned from the
81 resumed his practice with DR.. Nelson,
their ONCE eas. of the Bank, Warren, D.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

U. IL PAT EMERSON OPDTcKE.
I>ATCH d. OPDYCKE, Dealers b,
Wholesale and Retail, in ssd.IIery Hardware and
Carriage Trimmings, and MaI.ufacturerS Harm Is
Saddles. Trunks. &c. East side Main st Warren. U
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pbpsiaans.

1 DAVIS. NJ D. Physician d Sur
- g.on. Once over Nichols Hat + Cloihirg stor'
Main street HAaRkk U.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19

HORACE MAINS LAST HoURs.-One
|of the professors of Antioch college thus
pictures the glory of the setting sun of Hor-
Mann -
Il was with him constantly during the
last Sc hours Of his life, and | must say
Ithat / never saw the excelencies of his
character so fully revealed. All that was
craggy, angular and masculine, had already
died, and what remained was rich indeed.
IIIis real greatness never shone out more
Ethan in the death hour. When he was
BOLD that he had but few hours to live,
Mis- brain flashed up with all the glow of his
best days, and he talked at least two hours
Sin strain Of almost supermortal eloquence.
Rrhe members of his family. students re-
Smaining here during the vacation, and
many of his neighbors were called in at
his request, and he had for each some word
5of warning or cheer Ii was particularly
#note-worthy that his remarks to each person
bad some specific pertinancy of adaptation.
3liis ideas, and the language in which he
clothed them, were really grand, and
amazed us all to silence-nay melted us all
10 tears. A signal sweetness and tender
hess pervaded every word. Not often in
pne's lifetime does one have the privlle &c
pf Witnessing SO great scene. am
Forced to confess that never before appre'
Riated the softness of the core that this
masculine heart contained"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19
DR.. Henry's Electric Ointment!

NOR curing Scratches, Calls Calks &C. Horses, Salt
Reum. Flesh Wounds. Old Sores Burns, &e. on people
This Ointment where introduced, L. selling rapidly,
and WHY Simply the that does what 10 all
cases warrant Wit To scratches horses
in from two to when the directions ACCOMPANY ing
each box strictly followed
have used Hepry's Ointment for scratches and sat
Reum sores very often without single ftilure,-fs7Hy
Sftarhour Proprietor Public HOUSE, Hshsafe VI.
1t is remedy for scratches, gals and eaks ever
saw L. !SIadorS0H Pro T1aonf House, 81 4baHs w.
With the Of such veteran horse dealers
as MI Stinehour Of Ighgate, and j. L. Sanderson OF St
Adams endorsement Is unnecessary They say It
cures scratches gals &c, horses with almost absolute
certainty excellent for and cracks in COW
Is, and appears to be just article for farmer to
keep in readiness Burlington. Va Free ffess.
1t has been tried aud found wanting ST bdHS, H.
Messenger.
cured my hand with Dr. IIenrys Electric Ointment in
two weeks when physicians said would be without the
usc of IL two months had cut all my fingers to the bone
With a circular saw. D. PeckttR, Lebanon, " III
had the misfortune scad myself quite severely and
by making application Of your Dr. enrys Ointment, the
pain from the instantly disappeared and In hve
minutes Inconvenience whatever from the effects
J of the fire. larinda Sampson, Montgomery, u
Its useless uis in writing reading more
lengthy advertisement of this that 1t Is
warranted to give satisfaction whether used for scratches
sores burns any wound of whatever nature on man OF
| beast. $50
Farmers are your troubled with teats Apply
this Ointment night and they well in the morning
Sold BY the agents of Prot Motifs Magic Hair lnVigor
tor. Manufactured at Hghgate, VI, BY Al Green,
3l-30-Iy 5 X. GREEN: PROPRIETOR
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19

A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN THE AIR
Supposed 10 be a Meteor. The Troy Badg-
et OF Thursday states that about twenty
minutes past seven o'clock that morning,
the people of that city were startled by a
sudden explosion which shook frame hous-
IS, like the heaving of an earthquake, and
the cause of which was unseen by any of
them. Conjeetors was at once busy as TO
the probable cause Of the noise. Some
thought that the powder mills at Schagti-
coke had again blown up, and remembered
that the noise of the last explosion, as
heard IN Troy, was just like this. An
arrival from Schagtieoke soon showed this
surmise TO be wrong-all was safe there.
Others thought il must be the gun cap
works at the head of Congress street
these on inquiry were found all safe. II
was prob IDLY occasioned by the bursting Of
meteor, the light of which was lost in
the blaze of the morning san.
The report was heard at Schagticoke
and throughout that region. John p. Ball
Esq, County Clerk, who lives in Pitts
town, heard the report at his house, and
on looking up, saw in the air flash ant
smoke as if from cannon just fired.
From passengers upon the train from
| Rutland we gather that the shock to thu
cars was exceedingly violent, partially
raising them from the track-they return
ing TO it with heavy Jar. Whatever j
was, the noise was stunning, and the effec
was such as TO awaken, for the moment
grave fears. 1t was the subject of mucl
speculation, and gave rise to variety o
opinions.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19

& Wholesale INCENDIARIsM. Some
Gen years ago man named Henry Chap
man married a daughter of Eleazer
wheeler; but his conduct towards her was
such as to make it necessary for her to
#swear the peace" against him, and return
70 her fathers house for protection. On
Saturday, Aug. 6, she took steps to procure
"a final separation from him; and on the
following Monday, he was found at Noank,
and the petition for divorce was served.
s hat night he started for Preston in per-
1ect fever of rage against his wife, her
Family, and the whole neighborhood. A
eout o O'Clock he was seen in the vicinity
q The toll bridge. At III o'clock the barn
Qf Henry Harvey was discovered TO be on
Pre-, and was consumed, causing loss oil
x1ome $500. Soon after, the barn OF Rus
$ell Fitch was found to be on fire, and was
Managed to the amount of $500. Henry
Haskells barn, about a mile and half
urther along, was next fired loss 81 600.
4ialf mile distant, at what is called Pres
4on City, a barn, carriage-house and store
f L. ID. Richards. were burned-loss
about $1,000. A few rods east, the barn
pf Daniel Brown was burnt and near by a
barn of VIM. III. Prentice; loss about $500
zach. Next barn of Noyes T. Mead,
vas burnt; estimated loss $500. A mile
4nd half beyond, barn with contents,
worth about $1,000, was burnt for Robert
I. Latham. Finally, Chapman reached
the house of his father-in-law, Mr.. Wheel
20, set fire to the barn, and attempted to
Pet fire to the house but the alarm being
gwen, Mr.. W. and his son went out with
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19

gun and axe, fired upon the incendiary,
and were fired at by him. He succeeded,
however, in escaping from them, and fled
TO the woods. aE 00
Tie Noraoich Bulletin of the Ilth states
that Chapman was found dead near
spring, few rods from the road, and but a
short distance from the house of Mr..
Wheeler. A coroner's inquest was sum
moned and rendered the singular verdict
that "Henry Chapman came TO his death
from cause or causes TO the Jury un-
known" When the death of the scamp
became generally known, says The Bulletin,
the people Of the vicinity ''drew long
breath and thanked God for their deliver.
ance."
1t appears, says The Bulletin. that the
men who suffered by the fires were all OF
them persons against whom he had some
grudge, either for taking part against him
for his abuse of his wife, or for other caus-
es.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. /.

have concluded TO reduce my prices in DENTISTRY,
that all will have Tin their power have coon rsErn
LIST OF PRICES.
Complete set upper and undcr plate ,SDgD $500
Being $50 less than dentists IN this vicinity eAaggs'
Complete set Gold plate, without band $4,000
being so 90 less than others charge.
Upper set Gold plate, BANDED. $50 to $40
being 10 TO sl5 less than others charse.
Upper set Gold plate, without band, % to $50
being 10 to sl2 less than Others charge
Complete set pa,na plate continuous gum BANDED $1,000
being S3O less than others charge
Upper set Platna, bANpEn 1000
being $40 less than others charge
Complete set on Rubber, B,SpEp, $50 90
Being 80 90 $50 less than others charge
Upper set, rubber, BANDED 20 to $50
being 10 to $40 less than Others charge
Complete set on Silver plate, BANDED, 3 o
being 10 TO SIS less than others charge.
Complete set Silver, without band $500
being sl5 LEES than others charge.
Upper set, Silver, BANDED, 20 to S25
being to SO less than others charge.
Upper set Silver plate, without band, ~ to $500
being 9 to ioars less than others charge.
Cheop sse cqnenty ad, fei for under peces 10 $40
Or Gum teeth always used for permanent work. and
eye dentist when he tells you, go lip ciu
cARArs FtSE-the plana aud Rubber, PURE aud the Sill
hne French aud spanish coin, viii refund the
MONEY.
so cents cavity only viii b. charged for the best
gold filling and other filings In proportion.
ar All plate work aud hlling warranted
ELECTRICITY used in extracting Please give call
JOHN NJ. COMEGYS,
Mine Street, Brnsttcboro, Va. 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19
MARRIAGES.

Bellows Falls, Aug. l0th By Rev Mr. Perry Mr.. AN
sell S. BROWN Of GreenNills, Ohio and Miss SARA l..
SWAN Of Lowell, Mass.
At Bellows Falls Hotel Aug 10TH by Rev. Mr Perry
Mir. CHARLES W. CLAPP and Mrs ELIZA A. BELDEN,
both Of Gar1enr, Mass.
At the Island House. June % By Rev. Mr. Perry, Mr..
THOMAS A BENT and Miss REBECCA BRIGHAM, both Of
Cambridge. Mass.
In Fay ettrile Aug list by Rev o. Warren, Mr. JUDS0N
r. JOHNSON aud Miss CEk ENA EsTELLE REED, both OF
Jamaica
In Windsor Aug sth, by Rev Il, H. Byington, Mr.. VIM.
s. uoUGliroN, and Miss BELL Nj. BLOOD, both OF Put
uey
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19
DEATHS.

In Rockingham August 18th, Miss MERCY W. CLARK,
aged IS.
In jacksonville. July 18th, FRANK H. only of N. l..
and o. II. Stetson. aged years, months.
In Dover, Aug s. Mrs. ADELINE NJ wife of Augustus W.
Knapp, aged 80.
In i,rattleboro Aug g. WILLIE T.. only child of w. s.
and e. NJ Guild, aged years and % days
la Windsor, Aug LIST, Mr.. EBEN IL. RUSSELL, aged GA
years
In Windsor Aug 30, after illness of few hours KA
TIE only daughter of Edwin S. and Ellen A. Stevens aged
IA months.
In Amherst College, Aug IL, GEORGE II. BUCkMAST-
Err Of Ludlow Vt member Of the class Of 1860 aged 26
In Windsor 18th inst KATE W, daughter Of Marvin
and Susan Hubbard, aged 10 years and months
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19

In Reading, few days since, crow
and hawk were so engaged in hot LATHE,
in hay field, that Mr.. j. S. Written APP
preached and made peace between the be-
ligerent parties, by capturing them both
with rake. The hawk measured over
four feet across the wings.
A little four year old of our aequain-
lance, evinced her admiration of dark hair
and eyes the other day, by exclaiming to
her mother" You aint such mother as
meant to have had. never wanted such
light colored one"
Some scamps recently entered the cellar
Of Mr.. Henry Locke, at Rockingham.
They burnt about 40 matches in lighting
themselves about. They laid out some
things apparently TO carry away, but seem
ed to have been frightened off before ac-
8complshing their object.
DRowNED.-Joseph Madison was drown
4 ed at Charlestown. n. H., on Sunday, the
&l7tll, while bathing in the river. The body
Twas not recovered until the following Thurs.
Alay, when it was discovered near the mouth
#pf Williams river in this town, and brought
10 this village. II was removed to Charles
town for burial.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19

CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednesday, Aug. IL
At market 1885 Cattle about 1900 Beeyes and T35 Stores
consisting Of Working Mich Cows, and and
three years old.
Prces Of Market Beef-Extra rs a 70 first quality
Sc Is a 80 second quality S. IS third quality $4 30
ordinary So Is
Working Oxen-Ss0 100 a $50.
Cows and Calves-sa5. 81 40 q $50
Yearnss - q u years old sl7fd "a three.years
OLD 2s q 81
Veal Galycs-S2 SO a 81
Sheep ami L2mbs-5g ~ n market. Prices Extra and
ceee,ions - 90 q 80 CO. 81 so each Spring Lambs
from so 90 a, 00l.
Hides - a 73e Tailow, : q &c
PsIts 81 a 'SS2c each calf Skins II IA f3c % H.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19
OF TO TIE AD,&1RFRs OF A FTNE HAD OF
Rich Glossy Hair /!

fNALK of beauty. 1t cannot exist sithou fLe head
hair, then read Che following, nndif you ask
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATINE-We call
.e @Sg" 2, al %s ana soong to this
the baid with luxurent rrowh-rcmoyes
the andrun itching and all eruptionseauses
continual FLOW the natural fluids and hence il used
regular dressing for the hair will Keep
iii falling Old age its natural beauty,
We then upon the bald the gny diseas In scalp
it surely the young will not as they value the
praise Is upon, tls tongue OF thousands
The Agent for Prof Moods Hair in New iia-
ven the ollawing letter in
Il lew weeks since
pEsr niyER, coSS.,Ja %, 1866.
Mr.. Ieavsnwotth-sir; have been troubled with
drui searf head for more than year hair be-
rnn out, seprf aud hair together. in New
the lst of pri purchased
',ie TO try y, aud found to my washe
three riches in length sre il an N.
more ~ Mr. Post the bearer Of this dom know a. any
he Eius Is used In this place you have market
Yours with respect. asss RUFUS PRATT
PnoF woop-Dear SIR Your Hair Rcstoratiy VI i. pro,in
H. tcnracaito The front, also the back part 81
nut 20 hall pint your and, pcx a.,
tip Of ", bead Is well studded with proniine crop II
tried other preparations without any bereat vbatrsr
ia'' "''''' ''"'' ' " pR iTs ncsss'
No a54 Wire Street.
srscEsSres Ia :. june 20. Ia5B
PROF. Oh. WOODS: Ar,ou are about to psnufsfsu,,
si recently discovered Re.tor,t,r i,l
shomsoevcr it
know others uSet-that, sevsr.i v.rs So
ia the habit uing other Hsir Resoratiyts snd th.,
and yours vastly superior TO other know II
clea scs bead II dandrun with one month ro,
e viii rcstorr any persons hair 10 the erir Al
aud giving healthy nd
aner all this sithout disco be TIM NV
H. dre-s which II drops would fher.rrr. ~
is teevery desrour having nre eoier
md texture to hair. Respectful, yours
Wilson kline
q J WOOD \ co. .Froprietors, 90 Brcsd~ay n ! ana
ia Market strss; 81 Louis No. And cold hy an good
1 rrugxisfs
~. re~sre ofarele. importing 70 produes EsuLTs
SIMILAR. al only aborative rsir ~ .
aeTssle article the popularity the under Iiarrs
Meme --ulaine without .iSraturs q 4 ussrt
Price al s5snd s5rsr bottle A.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19
THE LIVER
INVIGORATOR |!
PREPARED By DIR. SANFORD,

rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIyE AND LIVER MEDI-
CINES before the public that acts cathartc
ser mider and more efeetua than any other medicine
nown II is not only Cathartic but Liver remedy
Ing first Liver eject its morbid matter then the
stomach bowels to OF that matter, thus
bng two purposes eeettlay, without any painful
ceilings in the operations of most IL
the stem at the same time that IL purgesi
nj when taken daily in moderate doses will streng
s,in5 II nm with unusual rapdity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19
I q 'si2e each Cslfskins Il a Iso p Ii


Remarks-The market oyerstocked with cattle and
Sheep. but mostly Of poor quality, not half fed Mr..
sold Western Cattle, thd best market for
about SIC slim cattle decline there but
buyers marked for such stock IL being rather early
for Sheep sold about the prices last
the quality quckened perhaps for the
very best lots a slight advance obtained
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19

build II UP Win uhaouAt A"i
The Liver is one of the
human body and when IL ,
the powers ofthe system are '
ach is almost entirely de- j.
tion of the Liver for the {
functions when the stom- :
are at fault, and the whole !
nuence of o0e organ-the
IT, duty. For the diseases I
proprietor $ has made il his
more than twenty years to ,
with to counterfeit the
which tits liable. ,
TO prove that this RENE '
sou troubled with Liver
forms. has but to try a bot I
These Gums remove all
the system, supplying in ,
az bile, invigoratiug the
digest we'll, purifying the
health to the whole ma
~ the disease-edeeting a !
Bilious attacks are cur
vented, by the occasional
one dose after eating IS
stomach and prevent htc
ing.
mare.
Only one dose taken at 1
gently, and cures costiFe-
one dose taken after each
~ One dose Of two
reii.se Sick Headache.
one bottle token for fo-
the cause Of the disease,
only onedosc immcsliate-F
One dose often repeated
Norbus. and a preventive
+" Only one bottle Is
svsten, the effects of medi-
~ One bottle taken for
lowness or unaturat color
One dose taken a short
vigor TO the appetite. and
one dose oftea repeated
it, worst forms, while sum
Weld almost to the FIRST
One or two doses cures
in Children there Is no
edy in the world, as II uev-
TA few bottles cures
ab-orbcits.
We take pleasuse in rec
asa preventive for Fever
Fevers 81 a Hiiious ~ pc
and thousands are wiling
virtues. b
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19

principle regulations Of the
performs its functions we'll.
fully developed. The stom-
pendent on the healthy ac-
proper performance of its
ach is at fault, the bewels
system suffers in conse-
iiyer--ha wing ceased to do
of that organ, one of the
study, in a practice o
find some remedy whercf
many arrangements to
dy Is at last found ,anyrer-
Complaint, in any OF its
Decentralization ascertain.
morbid or bad matter from
their place a healthy flow
stomach. causing food to
blood. giving tone and
ehiuery. remoyingthecause
Iritiitd cure
ed, and, what Is better. pre-
use of the livcrTnvigurator
,ufiicient TO relieve the
food from rising aud sour :
I firing, pre- vents Night
! niget, Ioosens the bowels
: ness.
meal willeuTe Dyspepsia.
, teaspooBfuls will Away :
: male obstruction removes
i, and makes a perfect cure.
| ~ relieves choiic. while
Is sure cure for Cholera
of Cholera.
: needed 70 throw outoftIc
! cine after a long sickness
Jaundice removes all sal
from the skin.
J time before eating gives
makes took digest we'll.
) cures Chronic Diarrhsa In
iner aud Bowel Complaints
!. dose.
> attacks caused bs Worms
surer safer, orsp-edierrem :
I ,cr fails.
DroPsy, by excl ing the
otnmending this mcdirin,
I aud Agae. Chill Fever, and
I u operates with certniuty.
to testify 70 it, WONDERFUL
n ltHaaffJtdRxt esfffuearsaffs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19
BUY YOUR GOODS OF
w. A. FARR & Co.
Walpole, N, H.
Books and Gifts !!
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raorelfrons OF THE ONLY
ORIGINAL GIFT STORE
IN NEW ENGLAND,
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VALUABLE BOOKS AND ELECNT
1IRsVC

Gift fary ing Value from Fry Cents SC0 given to
the Purchaser of every BOOK.
ME- tale pleasure In stating that the liberal and ncrcas
w ing patronage bestowed by the people Of New
England and other parts Of the country, enables offer
still greater Inducements to purchasers Of Books and id
viduas associations getting clubs than before
The advantages other similar estab
shment in the country, especially for filing New England
orders must he evident to those acquainted with pos
on and undstand superior and increasing facilities for
doing business Our advantages follows =;
We publish large list of va liable books
We obtain large quantities Of other valuable works in
change for
We buy large editions from other publishers
very low pr ces.
We put n objectionable book catalogue.
We offer MOI IN iueements which Nc do fulfill.
We buy watches in large quantities for cash. and Of
the best make.
We have our Jvwelry made to order BY the best maDuc
turers In this country and EuroT
BY doing extensive business make veiy tala-
Die presents more frequently 10 purchasers
Our present Plan of operations is the originated
FIVE by MIR g. g. Evans and is sanctioned on
y by the hshet Ju icia authority in nearly every
the Unon but by the voice of the people from Maine to
Ca
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-19

BELLOWS FALLS. AUG. 10, 1859.

MUSICAL will be
Musical Convention at Chester, Vermont,
commencing Tuesday, August 23d, 1859,
and continuing four days, under the direc-
ton of Pros. b. f. Baker and L. Ii.
Frost. of Boston.
Music will be furnished for the occasion,
as follows, viz: Choral Harmony, Church
Music, Bakers Cantata, The Burning Ship
and Opera Chorus Book.
Pianist, r. b. Doane, Boston, assisted
by full Orchestra.
There will be two Public Concerts
one on Thursday evening, of sacred Mu
sic and the finale on Friday evening, of a
miscellaneous nature.
The male members Of the Convention
will be charged so cents for tickets of men,
bership for the term.
Arrangements will be made with the va
rious Railroads 10 carry for fare one way.
Singers from all parts are invited to at.
tend. Those having instruments are re
quested to bring them and join the Orches
ira.
Per order Of Committee
Hon. III. II. Henry, Chester; John w
Moore, Bellows Falls; j. S. Merrill, Ben
nington Riley Burdiu. Brattleboro; c. c
Sherwin, Grafton j. j. Kimball, Saxton'
River; I. r. Clark, Chester A. I. May
nard, Drewsyille.
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O O o IL 9

Ice pitchers that WILL keep the ice 10 hours
June1 CHASE TRIP.
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MrDmgg N1gBggD.

wEkEEP SANE quality of sPooNs We have sold for
'V June l. CHASE s TRIP.