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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13
Mcchauics, Mill ind Mining Con

Mechanics, Mill nnd Mining Com.
pany, Meadow Lake District, Nevada county,
California-Stockholders In this company are
hereby notified that In accordance With a vote Of
the company, at a meeting hold on the 10th Of
July last, the principal place OF business Of said
company has been established at Meadow Lake,
Nevada county, California; and that John Harrls,
James Dolan, Jas. B. Stafford, r. Dryden and w.
A. Bourne are Trustees Of the company for the
first three months. Also, that a meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees, held this day. an assessment
Of one dollar and seventy.ive cents (el 75) per
foot was duly levied; and that all stockholders
who have paid any assessments heretofore will
be credited the amount M paid upon this, which
will be found duly advertised In the Meadow Lake
Sun. BY order Of Trustees.
MONROE THOMSON, Secretary.
Meadow Lake. Cal, Aug. 1s, 1866. au2f I'm
CAUTION.-The public ara hereby eau.
toned against negotiating for the following Ger.
~tiacates Of Stock In the Kenrsargo Mining
Company, Ne tho same were this day sold for
assessments, and will not be Transferred on the
Rocks Of the Company:
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Notice from Court to Creditors

d. w. bIbHOFt -
Prosecuting Attorney for the Town Of Gold Hill
Gold Hill, Sept. II. 1866. auI2-td
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MONROE THOMSON, Secretary.
Cai Aup Ia 1875 moi In
TYPE OR BABBITT METAL
FOR SALE.

II. C. MANNING, Sec y.
Gold Hill. Sept, 10, 1856. nfF so1l.tf
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United states Taxes.

All communications confidential.
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T.rt,ness Is another habit that conspires TO Dis
,,ssa-to keep the delinquents behind IN their
es...rs> and TO sensiblS retard the progress Of the
80. srhool An thu members Of the school should
enlt ,nsir eats at 10 O'Clock in the morning. the
49, ~ opening. No pupil can gain admittanee
az, IN minute nom thai time. without . written
Ssssrrss Wtaout such an excuse . bali day VIII b
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

DR. JULIEN PERRAULT. DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine Of the Faculty Of Paris, Graduate
o; the University Queens College, and Physician
OF the ST. John Baptiste Society Of San Fran
cisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13
Proposed Constitutional Amendment,

silver City, sept. 90, 1866.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13
ADDRESS TO PARENTS.
ADDRESS To
To Parents, and those haciag charge
of Hlil1reo IN Cto.s,, r,,,,b,,

The FAN Term Of the Public Schools IN this COgg-
" WIN commence on Monday. September 81. l>dS.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
TFROM MANCuESTER.

MEETINGS THIS WEEx--The citizens Of
Manchester will meet this evening at 4
o'clock to consider the propriety Of being
represented in the Philsdelphia Conven-
.jnn. We are requested by . number Of
the friends of General Henry A. Wise to
invite and request him to be present. The
meeting will be held at the Town Hall.
Henderson Lodge meets tonight at
o'clock at their room, Town Hall. Hope
Fire Company meets Tuesday night at
Town Hall at 8 O'Clock. The Arlington
Climb meets at the same place on the adj
iournmcnt Of the above meeting. lhe
Board of Trustees meet Thursday hight, az
the Town Hall, at o'clock. \ called
meeting of the Philologians on Thursday
night at s o'clock: full attendance de-
sired. The regular meeting Of the Phiio-
logans on Friday night. Prayer meet
ing At the Baptist Church on "Wednesday
night. Young mems prayer meeting on
Saturday night. Religious services at the
Methodist Church on Wednesday and Fri
Gay nights.
DoGs.-Persons owning dogs are allowed
until August 9th to pay taxes and procure
medals. After that date all animals found
running at large without medals will be
turned over to the tender mcrcies of the
dog-killcrs.
REsrWEp.-Wc are pleased TO be able to
note the fact of the resumption OF work,
on full time, OF the James River Manuiac-
turing Company, who have been lately only
working two-thirds of day. We under
stand that il is not designed 10 reduce the
time Of labor or prices any further. We
would be much gratiiicd il we could make
Il like announcement for the Manchester
Cotton and Woolcn Mills.
PIC-NIC.- The committee having in
charge the picnic OF the Baptist Sabbath
school have not as yet determined where
or when it shall take place, being busy on
the more important duty Of raising the
necessary funds, on which oil depends.
We shall, however, inform our readers a
soon as these matters are determined on.
Persons not attached TO the school will bc
required to pay one dollar for tickets.
umu s.-Notwithstanding the hard
times, scarcity of labor and low wages, We
are panied to see that nearly every article oi
necessity still continues amazingly high
house rent in particular and while som"
property owners have generously lowered
their rents to a reasonable figure, others
are charging the same high rates of old,
and seem to think their rent must be pail
| il everything else remains unpaid. Agooi
| landlord is blessing indeed, but a cross,
| grasping, ayariCiouS one is an intocrabc
| bore and a nuisance. from which We pray
! that all oi' our friends may be safely de
! livcrel.
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WHAT IS AN ARREST THE Mayor, at
his court, on Saturday Informed some OF
the police officers that complaint had been
made OF the expense 10 which the Com
monwcalth had been run in paying the
charges made by them for arrcsting moral
deinqucnts. lie informed them that they
were not at liberty Ia make IA charge Tor
any arrest except the party arrested was
charged with the violation ot penal
statute Of the State. For al! arrests for
violations OF ordinances of the city 90
yerumcnt they were paid i'll thcr regular
salaries, and to make these arrests vas a
part Of their duty as police oi,ccrs 81 the
municipal government. We 40 not know,
and his Honor did not say, that any Scpa-
rate charge had been made by tho police
officers Of the city for making these ar
rests, but We give his instructions 10 the
policemen who were present for the bcnc-
tic Of the force
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
s,rRI IBl.IN q = L Il y q =,
NEAR STArET0T. VA.

This rjar~ " IN hr open lor visitors IN th" FIR>I
OF July The well known quality u ~, waters
makes il unnecessary To 80 into paEiieuiai. my
are Alum. sulphur, thllybc4ts, aid trr'"i" i
~ hand. The alum water Is second I" none @'''"'
the sulphur /, second only to th' "re"h".'
Whit, and has been rrsortca t. for more than ttf
4 century. Til. place i comfortably furnish ;
and tho f.ra shall b. plain, ttIcugh good snd 40.
slauial, without aHy att"mrt ~ d:~T'ay, br!i's'ns
At the present line II Will ms,t the demand 81 lhp
public better e. i've palmer AMI charg" less
Terms: - ~ p"r IN ali per week. and sSJ per
month (of tweuty.siglt days. by Ia" season.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Warrington, Rich.
ntpa. or Lynchhurk Ia the morning will arrive At
striaiiu. Springs III. sam" day before dark.
2s-2w CIlEsLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
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ACCIpHST.-Wc regret to learn that Mr..
Richard Whitfield, one OF our oldest and
most respected citizens, came near meet
ing with quite n serious accident few
evenings since. In consequence OF his fee
bic condition, it is usual for him TO have
constant attention. During the absence Of
his attendant he fell from his chamber win
dow, in the second story, to the ground.
but, singular to say, received no apparent
injury. \ gentleman in passing his resi-
donce was attracted b. his groans, and
immediately assisted him into the house.
Mr.. Whitfield represented Madison Ward
in the lIustings Court Tor many years with
great dignity and satisfaction to his con
stituents.
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GRIM. CoX.-BAD CASr.-A Grim. con-
affair occurred Oh Second street on Satur-
day night, which came very near having
fatal termination for or" Of the parties
concerned. \ gentleman whose occupa-
ton keeps him from home almost contlnn-
ally night and day. probably suspccting
that matters we're not going on ut his house
as he might have wished, went home about
3 o'clock, when least expected, and found
another man in his chamber with his wife,
both q, di>hablle. He was armed with II
navy siX-snooter, Cots patent, with oil the
chambers loaded, which he drew and pre-
sentcd at the head OF the invader OF his
home and rights. He pulled the trigger,
the cap exploded, but fortunately Tor his
antagonist the weapon failed To fire. The
other party sprang at him and caught the
pistol and attempted to wrest it from him,
but the injured husband held on and tried
to get loose, so that he might get another
fire. The woman, thoroughly frightened,
ran into the street and called policeman.
". d. Pembcrtun, the policeman on the
beat, was within hearing, and ran up TO the
room, stopped the row, and arrested both
parties and took them TO the station-houSc.
The pistol, deadly looking weapon, was
taken from one of the party. The cap on
one OF the chambers had been exploded,
but all of them We're fully loaded with
powder and ball. The "gay Lothario' is
a married man. Each party was bailcd by
Justice T. VI. Jones in the sum Of one hun
lrcd and iiIty dollars for his appearance at
the Mayors Court this morning.
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GESTLEMEN'S 5 LIST.
DEMOVAL.-We have removed 10 our

ID EMbN \ 1--we nave IeiiloNth tnnu' ,
II new ani commodious stors, CORNER Ihlh.
TEEETI AND MAIN STREETS, and have opened
. large and we'll selected STOCK OF BuoTs,
SHOES, aud TRUNKS, 10 which We deSi'" 10 call
The attention Of our old friends ana tAe lutiic.
We shall always keep III" very h'.si SoodN thh'
can ne Ina lur.d ia our me, 10 ~hIch we t>p
cia!iy invite the Inspection "t country merchants,
ul.d ug ourselves 10 Inrnish them goods as low A.
they can be purchased either III New ork, ihila-
deiphla, or Baltimore, thereby enabling merchants
to save fro!ght and other charges. ,, ,.
w. will also furnish at all times EXTRA SIZES
of every description Of BOOTS and SHOES to those
wlHhius to keep upa perfect assortment oI goods
withou, being overstocked with small sizes.
We solicit an examination before SonS norm.
=, 10 - PUTNEY 4 WATTS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC-JrLr 81.

IMMATURE ALMANAC-JrLr 81.
sun rtsas..........5.Oo Gloon risrs.".........3 -
Sun srts............T.0o 90 High tide, A M.....s,oi
PORT or RICHMOND. JrLY 2.ASD 81, 1896.
AkKiyED.
Steamer Thomas Morgan, Hill, Norfolk, m-f.
cnaudisa ana passengers, J. ii freeman.
steamer state II Virginia. Trtv"rN, baltlih"T"'
and PASSENGERS u. * W. Currie.
SAILED.
Steamer State ~ Maryland Travers. Baltimore.
tu.rrn.ndise and passengers, u. y w tuuI".
Steamer John sylvester, Post, SoriOik, nerehaa-
die and passsugers, A. X. Ta,nm.
schooner William and James, oG't"n, PIMA
d. phia, lumber. Mckowau tnItis:
schooner franklin Pierce, Tyler, Philhdtirhla,
!lluhcr, h. 4 w. Cunie.
F,Rr MONROE, July - The New York s'"am-
,r, have arrived. TIL" schrnn"t """draE,
srn, sailed for Dayton, Mass. Weather "tcat.
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Two MEN STEAL ONE HAT.--John Will
liams and Charles +. Stanly were arrested
on the charge OF stealing ! hat valued at
one dollar from John A. Harlowc. These
thieves must be beginners in the light
fingered profession to require that both
should be concerned in the theft OF 50
small ON article rs IN old hat valued at one
dollar, and probably dear ut the price.
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CorxrY EXAMINING CorRT.-Thc case OF
Jacob Fcldcnheimcr, charged with ielo-
niously stealing and CARRYING away horse
and wagon belonging to J. +. Armstrong,
was continued Oh Saturday before Justices
Ne,tles, Thomas, and Wade. Ailera hear.
ing Of the testimony, the justices agreed
that the accused was innocent OF any
criminal intent in taking possession Of
property which he believed to be rightly
his own. Fcldenheimer was thercupon
discharged.
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Police IIEAuQr ARTERs.-Thc following
arrests were reported yesterday at police
headquarters:
George WhitIock, negro, charged with
stealing clothing worth scvcnty-i live dollars
from William J. Smith, negro.
Wesley Brock, for assaulting Mary
Farnes.
Cary Brooks, negro, was arrested upon a
communication from John ii. Fades ac-
companying the iailer's certificate that he
had broken the Fluvanna county lall.
Joseph Kelly, charged with unlawfuily
assaul,inc and beating Edward Thompson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-30

HARVARD AND YALE IH \ Boar RACE
On Friday last grand regatta cam" OF
on the lake hear Worcester, between
Yale and Harvard Colleges. Harvard won,
making the distance Of three miles in
righ,ccn minutes forty-tfrcs and a halt
seconds. Yale came in in nineteen mi
uutcs ten seconds. Tie students were
the rowcrS, and al immense crowd were
present to witness Tie race. The two col
lyccS also had contests at chess and base
tall Going on during the day.
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tfsb
These MINERAL WATERS have an established
reputation for very high curative virtue In all tho
oGwias Ga,~ss Il d.,sa." 1nd a. h"iEy al Abb
SCgOt La, aud nii the forms OF "landnlar
swelling, and Cutane"l. krupuve Disease, Erysi::
Pip f. SSSSpfFs. fFisH BRoStnIfs Anf tHso i
NC THRUSH, Affection III the klDs Els and
TLADDER, aud PILES. In all snrraic conditions
II In. ., strm and broken down states oi tMs con-
s,itution. lose Of app.uic, and general n'rE"ns
rrrrstraton THEN powers aut ylfine a. ra,i",s.
liz. NAV be- safely pronounced 70 ba WITHOUT
E2owN RIVAL amongst The miisrai "aters VI
Thry are especially indie lsi IN tho whole class
Of .llnlsnts pscullar to the Female Constitution:
with ths c.I,Lratyd NATURAL BRIDGE" of
Virginia and /. one ot tha' remarkable gToup of
Mineral and Thermal water, which have gwen
celebrity TO- rhis Muuntsl nous region.
IL VII be open to the public N JCSE isr The
proprieors W. spare no rsaso"abie efoEt to have
he place comfortably kept.
The BALLROOM will'bs .uppi,e.i with music;
and the BILLIARD and BOWLING SALOONS re-
stor-d to complete ortsr.
Access FROM the sGsboard IL by the Virginia Gem
tral railway from The North, ria Wnhins,on city
and orange and AIcsandr!: railroad to o9rion'-
yl4lo and from H.. south, rin ictMoni or Lynsa-
ttgrg.l To Goshen Depo,. thence ny stage s"s,hs..
rv.r 4 smooth read, .!,ni miles upthr valley "
/ the Springs. .
fy the day. y..................s..'..'Ss ~ -.
H. r. 'FT srRiSSs PIWffI:ff with ,H,y:ts and
| I'll description, cert by masi on sppheston 10
Prs 'ELL, LApD C1 k!e ln".i -. xnoifpu ~
. ~tgnsL. FRAZhh prourIa,n.
The water IL bottled. secure,y. packed, and on
ala a, AZ 80 psr case of ono dozen half gallon
! tIti.Ss by PCa1ELi, LsDp Co, Richmond A, b.
ROCKER: Lyme abarg C2Lsaxxs ~. k"psaS.. s S,. sat.
i-g Itnsgts,s single box hes often saved the
.arcr..ity oi a ,isi, to tho Springs.
A ubora! discount made 70 the Trade by
my !E-u General Agents.
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DISPATCH FOR THE SPRIXus.-Persons going
10 the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DISPATCH sent them at sixty
cents per month. Orders left at our counting
room will receive attention.
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WIFE-BEATISG.-A man named George
Mitchell was arrested on Saturday night
OH warrant charging him with being ut-
lurfuRy drunk and beating the partner Of
his bosom. viii the justice who issued
the warrant please give the information,
pro bono puLlico, how drunk man may get
before he violates the law!
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RArRa OF BOARp
SEA BATHING AT COBB'S

- r. A Is n l Ill L " Ns A Il Sob II -
- IsLaND-Tha proprietors Of C0BB'S ISLAND
having had erected dining ths past sIring NEW
BUILDING containing q epscious dining room
that Will seat comfortably two hundred and nifty
persons, and entirely RENTED aud improved all the
former pre- m!ses, viii be prepared ~ receive vsi-
tors on the 18th Of June.
CoBB'S ISLAND is situated of the coast OF
Northampton county. Va. eight miles distant from
the main land, and about twenty miles north OF
Gap. Charles.
Without pretending TO compete In point OF
fashion with some of the older sea- bathing resorts
IL presents sAIubrity OF atmosphere aud surf Tor
bathing which cannot bs surpassed. waltst the Pc
caliar facilities IL possesses Tor boaiins, CUNNING
and fishing, are not sq ma led on this continent.
Passenger, from R.ehnond will take tho James
River steamers so rs To connect with the steamer
which tonehss 1t Old Poiut for CherTyAion. MON
DAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNINGS.
On arriving mt Chsrryslone iabout ~ A. u J, con.
ysysnses Will b. ready to take them At once across
The peninsula latouf Gve ~ miis, tn Nou NIX ham
Landing, where . new wharf over threa hundred
Yards IN length has been erected, from W h.as.
they VIII DO conveys cd TO the islsId IN sal. ana
spacious boat blilt this spring expressly 'of tno
purpose. reaching ther, I'm tips for dinn.I
livery effort VIII be made Ia add oths popui ng
this place has already attained, and ths propfesofs
refer 10 their numerous friends IN nsIy.sAS s1S
Virginia in regard 10 their efforts 10 please;
Parties desiring 10 "rSSts "GrSSt ssas slSs' ss.tSiiis
c-distSeoddw Nosthsap,on ecSs.sy. W.
VIEAIGRE DE TOILErTE de-
v leions and heallhful requisite lor me ladies,
especially In salanisl y ssI,hTf NJ bpss S.o s,o,s
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THANKS FOR PApkRs.-To tho Ilarnden
Express Company: to tho National Ex-
press Company to Mr.. r. H. Fox to Ar.
James PecOr,
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DRowNED.-Ycstcrday morning the body
Of man was discovered floating in the
river near Rockets. The body was hauled
in, and upon examination itw found that
his name was James McCann. lie came
to this place in a sailing vessel from B"r-
mlda. Last FRIDAY night he came ashore,
and late at night hc was seen by the night
Waterman at the steamboat wharf, in a
state OF intoxication, looking for the vessel.
1t is supposed that he walked oil one OF
the wharvcs and was drowned.
\ coroncr'S Jury was summoned ycSlcr-
day, bnt upon thorough investigation Of
the facts Of the drowning it was deemed
UNNECESSARY To hold an inquest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-30

MEETING oF THE Ex-CADETs.-The cx-
cadets and graduates OF Virginia Military
Institute residing in Richmond held u
meeting on Saturday night in the Spots
wood reading groom for the purpose oi
forming civil and social organization.
Mr.. Erskine NJ. Ross was called To the
chair; and the object of the meeting being
stated, the following resolution was offered
and adopted:
Resolved, That wo, the cx-cadets, gradu-
ates and members of the Virginia Military
Institute, do form an association, and with
this view that q committee OF five be ap-
pointed to draft q constitution and by
laws, to be reported at the next meeting,
which will lie held subject to the call OF
the committee.
The following committee was then ap-
pointed under tho resolution, viz: ). 5.
Campbell, J. Harmcr Glmcr, Jr., y.
Spiers, George Otis, \. Glazebrook, aud
James =. Cowardin. On motion, the chair
man OF the meeting was added to the COM
mi,tec. The meeting then adjourned.
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10. Jefferson Lodge, No. 4, %.
o. T., meets at Odd Fellows Hall tonight
at 6 o'cl0ck,
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WAEEoCK's EDITION or RICHARDSON'S
NIEGi>IA AND North CAROLINA ALMANAC
foE lHO..-Wc have received from the
publisher, Mr.. j. T.. Goodc, this iarorltc
almanac. 1t is very useful Tor reference,
and has familiar look that reminds us OF
"lang sync." The information 1t contains
concerning the courts and the officers OF all
grades in the two States j. perfectly re-
liable, having been obtained direct from
official sources. The almanac is hand
somely printed on clear, white paper. See
Mr.. Goodies advertisement in another
column.
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We copy now the description Of the
lake. 1t was discovered on the morning
Of the 10th March, 1868:

The day broke beautifully clear. and having
crossed deep valley between the mills, We t"iied
mp the opposite slope. / hurried 10 the summit.
The glory oi our llrlzc hnrst suddenly upon he :
Th,rr, like i sea Of quicksilver. lay FAR beneath
the grand eXpanse Of water,--a boundiess sea
horizon on the south and southwest, .ilitoring i'll
the MONDAY sun and OH the west, at nifty or sixty
miles distant, blue mountains roe irom the bosom
ul the lake toa height uf about seven thousand
feet above its level.
1t Is impossible to describe the Triumph Of that
moment, here was the reward for all our labor
Tor the years of trnaci:y with which had toiird
through Africa. England had won the snurccs 81
arranged To give three cheers with all our rnrl in
English style III honor Of the discovery, but now
thar looked doTn upon The great inland sea lying
nestled in the very heart of Africa. aud thong
how vdInly mankind had sought these sources
throughout - many ages, and Reflected that had
been the huhh.o lnstruIneut permitted Ia unravcl
this portion OF the great mystery, when many
grea,r than had failed, felt too serious IL vent
nv feelings ia vain cheers Ter victory and sin
ccreiy thanked tod Tor hasin, guided and .nP.
ported IL through all ddnScr- 80 The good end.
WAS about one tnoHsaud five hundred Is.t above
me lake and locked down from the steep granite
chf upon those welc"m" walrrs-uron that vast
reservoir which nouII.h"d Egypt aud brought
fertility whsr" all WAS v liieTn"~--uponi that great
source So long hidden from mankind ihat source
OF bounty and of blessings to millions "i human
beinrs and a. one of the greatest objects In rta-
mn. determined tu honor II with great name
A. an imperishahle memorial oi on" loved and
monrned by oar trac !o1s Queen, and depior.d by
AIh.r, Nfyuuln." The Victoria aud the Albert
Iakes are tho two suurccs Of the Nile.
Tb. lake was Il vast depression lar MEOW the
general level Of the country snrfuith.ei ny pts
ei,itous cliffs and bounded on the west and s"nth :
u,st Inv yr.at ranges uf mountains from nv. 10
seven Thousand feet above the leS'i oi is
thus IL was the one great fecetTSiit ,i ,n.o Wiz
ey.rvthin. .ust drain and from tnls Vasl ,ocky
cstern tue Mile made its exit giant AZ its niitn
IL was 4 grand arrangement Of Nature Tor the
birn Of 70 mighty and important Z sIssm ~ @s
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VIEAIGRE DE TOILEITk de-
Y Icion. and heallhful requisite ior me ladies,
specially Ia salans5 xsa,hsr, ~ To-. nss ale s ~
4, a. Ninth and pfankltn streets.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-26
Temperance Meeting.

The temperance meeting at the Baptist
Church on Sunday evening last was fully
attended, being much larger than the one
the week previous, and showed very
gratifying interest in the temperance
cause. The meeting was addressed by
Rev. Mr.. Stevens of Westminster West.
and by Revs. Pierce and Stevens, and
Messrs. A. S. Clark, d. X. Barry, p. M.
Frost, f. Bancroft, II. Z. Adams and A.
NJ. Kendall of this village. Much inter-
terest was manifested especially in the re-
marks of Mr.. Frost, who has recently ta-
ken noble stand in this cause, and at the
close Of the meeting some one hundred
persons signed the temperance pledge and
committee was appointed to prepare a
constitution and bylaws for temperance
society, and the meeting was then ad-
journed to next Sunday evening at g
o'clock.