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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04
PECIAL Office!

The undersigned, having been duly appointed Agent Of
the HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY. of New Haven, Ct,
in place of T. Bancroft deceased hereby gives notice
that he is prepared TO effect assurances in this well known
Company and attend to all business pertaining thereto
Special attention will be given 20 the
oTRs, now about expiring.
This is Of thu COMPANIES In the country
and for responsibility is not excelled.
The prompt aud satisfactory In which this Com
psny has settled all leases this and other sections renders
il unnecessary to say anything further in its behalf
continuance Of the liberal patronage given this Company
by the citizens Of the community Is most respectfully
Hcited
W. II. JOHNSON, Agent, Bellows Falls Vt.
OFrIcE Ar JeHNsos 8 BABBIr's sToEs. lie
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Mew Advertisements.

WANTED.-To purchase an interest in a
w Weekly Newspaper, Republican in Politics, located
in thriving Railroad Village in Vermont, and now
doing an established and renumerstivs business.
Would upon the editorial work Of the paper assist
ing the present managing editor.
Address, ENTERPRISE, BELLOWS FALLS TINES oYricE
with full particulars OF situation, &c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

II. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent of the u g. Patent Once, Wa hingan under
the Act OF 1881.
No. rs State Street, Opposite Kiby Street Boston
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty years
continues in the United states Also IN
Great Britain France and other foreign countries Cavea
Specific atoms, Bonds, Assignments, and all papers or
drawings Patents executed reasonable terms with
dispatch Researches made into American and foreign
works determine the validity and utility OF Patents OF
Inventions and legal and other advice rendered IN all mat
touching Copies of the claims OF any patent
furnished by RENTING one dollar recofueu
in Washington. =,
No Agency the United States superior fac
tiles for obtaining Patents ascertainng the paenfaoy
Of inventions.
During eight .he subscriber In the course his
large practice, made applications
every Of which WAS DECIDED IN ms asot ny
the Commissioner Of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy OF the most capable and sue
eessfu practitioners with whom have had ON ca inter-
course. CHARLES mAsoN.
Commissioners of Patents.
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ competent and trustworthy,
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
aMr. r. II. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN appliee
tons u all ONE Of which patents have been grant
and that one is pending Such uumistaksbe proof
OF great talent and ability his part eads to recon
mend all apply him 70 their patent
they may be Of having he most IA thfu attention
bestowed their cases. and at reasonable charges
jan ], 1856. -ly JOHN TAGHARr.n
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OYsTERsl OYSTERS.

wHoLusALR AND RETAIL II Locke's Varsity
sols Assnt Of 0ilmnss bad Co., tdsaisrs In Mes
oysfsrs f chssssr s.d veisity slways 81 the Icw..
6l-3 G. O. es-,-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04
Grafton Items.

An Association called the Grafton In
dustrial Association has been formed with
S. ID. Conant, President, j. l.. Butterfield,
G. N. French and J. ID. Pettengill, Vice
Presidents. i. S. Walker, Secretary and
Treasurer. Charles Barrett, III. G. 0.
Howard and c. S. White, Executive Com
mittee, with the view Of holding Semi
Monthly meetings for the purpose of free
interchange of opinion and discussion
upon farming and mechanical interests.
The next meeting will be held at the dwell
lin-house of +. Phelps, I'd Wedne sday in
January. Subject for consideration, Win
ter management of farm Stock.
The reputation of G. N. French &c Cos
Carriages has secured such an increased
demand for their work, that they have de-
cided to increase their business and have
improved the favorable weather of Decem-
Der in erecting building on School Street,
stories, so by 4S feet. In the Spring
they will move their old shop of nearly
the same size and connect il with the new
one. They will continue TO manufacture
their wood work at their shop on River
Street.
FAT PIGS.
Mr.. C. W. Hall killed hog which
weighed, when dressed, ga pounds. d. c.
Dresser killed spring pig months old,
the weight of which, when dressed,was 4l2
pounds. Charles Barrett and Harvey
Stoddard each killed spring pigs weighing
when dressed, 304 pounds. Mr.. Levi
White, who is sensible farmer, and keeps
only what is worth keeping, had sow
which brought last spring inc pigs. five of
) which were fattened in Grafton by the
following named persons, and weighed,
{ when dressed, as follows; l.. S. Walkers,
, $50 pounds f. Daniels, 355; Dea. Sher-
. wins, SIG; Stilman Eatons, 306; Willard
!. Stewart, Qkiled in Now 800. The bal
e lance Of Mr.. VS. pigs were disposed of in
Rockingham. Please reE ort their weight
/, THE NORTH WEST FUR CO.
The law taxing dogs has caused such a
cruel destruction Of the canine race that
this Co., so long terror to wild game, ha:
: for want of dogs accomplished but little
this season, two racoons, and four Vermont
Fitch being the extent of their conquests.
, But in this as in many other equally i'm
POI tant instances, necessity has proved
=, itselfthe parent of invention. The com
pany has of late been reorganized and
nearly perfected arrangements for prosecu
ting their business in somewhat move
d method. The plan is to attach lone
h string to the hind legs of mud-turtle, ant
h compel him holding lighted candle il
r his mouth to enter the foxes burrow,and Il
e proceed TO the spot where the fox issecret
L. ed. 1t is supposed that the poor Reynard
re will be SO terribly frightened at the unex-
n pected appearance of Mr.. Mud Turtle
that he will Immediately seek safety in th'
d open field. A sufficient number Of tn
* Company are to he in waiting to maxi
ST sure of him the moment he makes his ap
sr pearanee. BY the aid of the string Mr.
Or Tortoise will at once be removed from tn
er hole and put in readiness for another sub
sr terranean tour. Should this plan prov
O. successful an early report will be made 70
the benefit of other sportsmen. W.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04

WANTED at the Bellows Falls Marble Works
w yonng man from Is 20 years Of sge learn the
trade. None but of good habits need apply. IS
BELLOWS FALLS, VI. H. A. EVANS.
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VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD.

Coupon No e. Of the First Mortgage Bonds OF the YER
mont Valley Railroad April lst 1862 will be paid
December 81 1865 the ONCE Of the Treasurer
Bellows Falls Vermont. The same Coupon will be paid
for the space Of thirty said December 3l 1856
at the Nationl Park Bank in the Ci.y Of New York.
BY order Of the Trustees.
j. II. WILLIAMS, Treas.
BELLOWS FALL, Vt, Dec. 30, 1866 Bill
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04
CTRANGE But TRUE
faE AMERICAN ROOFING CoAfAsrS CEMENT !,

lat possible to rrocsrs which, on appiyus
IT, boiling hot . shiags will escsuaily preserve Il fo
rot, Agsph wanted 10 every county in New RnRlsna
sases Hor further nfbrnaficn snd Crcul ars addrre
50 c. J. KkNRICK, walpole n. II.
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bird

Marriages and Deaths inserted Obituaries include
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04

Than any othsr place In their kaewisdgs In windham
County and viii give few prices some Of the araels,
you for yoursslves. w nev have
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04

If you wish for lucrative business that il ss and ho
orabs you ell be - secure IL BY supplying 1t
for an a9sney Ia the American Roofing Company.
Address, CD. kENRfCK.
5o-1 walpois, N. II.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04
THE AMERICAN ROOFING c
CEMEN T.

II yos intending repair your buildings, or ere
you will nnd greatly 70 your interest to o.
amino tbs American Roofing Cos Cement Il i. ussi
upon rev roof, BY dipping the shinse, ~ laying >
5Oi CO.. KESRIcK, waipols, n. n.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04

ceum Tuesday Evening next, at
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04

'.moeranee meeting next Sunday
!, at c o'clock. Important business
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04
,ocaI Matters.

Dnnal Corporation Meeting at Hon.
Fs,onqhton's Office next Monday
\. at 7 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
proposals.
lrye, Q, A..nraNr llExnnaL Q, srn.l.rEveE

oyucE oV A,nrlSr Coysr", 'iExERaL oy SUBSISTENCE
No. STATE STlssEr, Nav YoKE March J, 1851 }
A RMY YSIIPPLIES-Scacd Proposals lin duplicate)
~ viii be received BY the undsgaed until oeqE M oa III ES,
SAh m E Gse @ ia New booi
600 barrel. PoRK-NEss OR PRIME MEsSof the new crop,
packed In fall hooped ok or ash b9g' WIN so iGh hopi
v state when therPorL packed aud the brands also the
The pofR to he received such Inspection yards shall be agreed TO
900 barrels quality supsne Southern ST. Loui.
brands and places Manufacture to be stated IN he bids The ses
good shipping oer With round hoops M he'dHel and uu0'
'e.Si ,li barrel. ar.t quality llnried yellow CORN MEAL
50 900 pound. prime NEW WHITE BEANS well seasoned snd
d Se paIed good bright well Ooped aour barrels be fall
5000 pound, CRUSHED SUGAR Barrel. @ s1cSe
om Cider WHISKY free FROM 4, en acids and nI,G9' u''as'
near the strength be TO be put ny barrels or IN hatbr
must distinctly the knd aud quality Of Vinegar offered and the nd
900 pounds good hard SOAP made by boiling and only
from good materials free from clay soluble gas or olhsr
'S S Ss'sr s:ss 70 gd ic5s well GT,d before being
900 pounds Of good dry hne SALT In strong eh barrels
and i'rSns adapted 10 the purpO with fal headhamg sIy
pC%S?5ao1 %5o 4 ~. .-T new Sp'St No. MAcRRRRL
TAs stores rsgaIal for tuT1dlats dttrHg ~ J ,,
samples Of The ne9r e1n ] sSr taes ~ s % '1u ''
hI paisi copy Of bs Be attached each
istns Each % la5e condso must contain the written guar
'D T e. sp%n.Ss S1pSSSs hereby santc, that should all or part
o,hs hid be accepted shall be dsy mhsd according 70 :,
The amount the value Of the stores proposed be fur
nlshed shall he executed, n required" -, -,
sellers name place business sud the date Of purchase sswe
. ,e nuar of contrh with shipping marks he hester designated
must be plainly every package All other old marks must be
professional packers inspectors oAr nol
M prOroas Will be required for the neat eer
fg on tie part seller their present quality aud condition aud the
inneli ately preceding inspection. -.
NE neat wall also be examined and passed upon by ptes Rom hs
oaee on the part Of tue United states. - M,
Tbs aodf S6amea beans stgsr vinegar soap pd I w w.
Al ib date delivery compared With the retained samples
81 e Inspector appointed BY this oce whose certificate viii be
at H. mad, IL currency i squirdln funds
are reel, ed for tue purpose
Cuors expected TO bo Their goos "hhout expense 10 the
Iini,rl states until required for shipment
JoIs 6,r Proposals. rH b, Jarhed al this On chth Hnt bs
tn1isJ IA az sHrelop addressed e undersigned aud dord Po
,a.sJ, 6,r sabsistcaos Storoa" H. r. CLARKE
Dyi. Brig Gen, A. &. q. \.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09

OFFICE PESssfLvASIA RAuROAD CoNPASr,}
PHLApELPHA, February 4, 1891. .
PROPOSALS will be received at the office of
e Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, until the hr
M of Mar inclusive nles satisfactory proposal should be re-
eey and accepted prso from responsible parties desngo con
| "A Company The establishment OF direct line OF Steam
,iins feucen Philadelphia and Liverpool. . ,
uu sof poposa with detailed information VIII bs furnished
nnns % snplcstop 70 '' EDMUND SMITH Ssereiary.
HOO SOLD.-NASBYM ANDY JOHN
ID, ,OOO sos Win ~ funny Ps;,Es sold By al dealers
Comics nee By mail. 20 cents EACH hANbf &Co' Newiorf
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
SHIPPING INTRLLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. .naHess q

CLEARED.
Steamship Deutsehand (Bren Vessels Bremen oelnehs Co.
stesmssip Florida, BarsGS, Baltimore j. B Small
Ship Constantine. GsITy London G5rDsl Mnan 4 Co
Bark Creassan tBE Arn PeanbucO and Bahia De Veru h'rh
BARK Evening Star (Br) Miller Guautsp.mo waydeT& Co
Bark Hawaiha (Brem Matthias Bremen via Daren Ga Oeeh'
Bari Iosi. Nicholas Nicholas. Trinidad. R. p. Back kCo
HsTa'o1 ISa is SsSo Ss sIR saS ii9
Bng Caroline Guyer GuhTer ManIsniI lIolyOke Murray
Brig Pearss (Br Saunders. srnyrna De yetn Marh Co
Bg Florence tB Lloyd Gibraltar and Market De Ys Marsh
BB5g II:.g v'Tas.S Collins. csrdsPa.. Tr9io ylsns
Brig Velocity tBr J. Darrell cienaegos, Darrell Nash
sesI 6 wv W BSls Hart TIIs saTsSash Yong csTan
schr o. c. Aken, Hobbs, stamford
ARRIVED.
ton ast @dse p to kanSards Co. lad EsSsy ssst
sy gales during the PASSAGE detained day by fes ReA %
bound Msb lat 40, Ion q, Of the I1as steamships.
seas%IAS SE The Queen @ 'Gsa1 s,sS ES 2 Va Ss
steamship 81 cid Hobart Newben with paA to c.
steamship iseas Is.and, Scon City Point and Richmond
Steamship Niagara Bai Richmond and Norfolk vita d .rd
WIN si%fe Liverpool Jan - with d,. and y
%sts wesS Sesss o ds With sassI Jane,
Ward Co. & Has been SSs DAYS e. tSs n Of cDs h s, % r.
,ehr Marshall Hart for do three .y gsusg Len poa' Bari,
Scbr. Forest Home, Thorn, Roslyn- q
Schr. Gen. Scott Leach, Newport.
Sehr. Rrincess Lowell Boston.
schr. ouy SON, Collins from wreck Of ship Tartar -
Gem Parker heading L. sscr,.d'
GCO.
SlOOp ThOs Hail, Hull, Providence
MEMORANDA.
BosToN March 8rhe bark Scian previously reported ashore
Chelsea Beach, has got oh, and Is coming ny in tow.
NAVAL.
FcRrRRs MoNRoE March ahe " fgae Lancaster Of the Pa
Squadron ed from Nassau and been ordered the 6opot
Navy Yard
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsTON March 8-Arriyts steamship Gsncns, from NewYok
FoRTRRSs MONROE March 5Arre chn Silver Cloud from Bal
mOre for West Indes Lizzie CbOae from Boston for Bmer
Laura T. Chester from Boston A. Grer from New lork Ella
Fish from Baltimore for New YOrk va from Turks Island r Pha
delphia Sylvan from st. Johns, 7. r.
March 8-Auved Lotte Beard Baltimore.
March 8Arsed steamship Franona sheruood
Portland bark W. HohrOok, Small Glen
egos bzs j. Poedo Pummsr from MsanIas
land MaRsaula for Boston; Alton
Cardenas for Boston, Victoria Anderson nom Cardnas for leTk
NORFOLK March 5Arnyed, brig Kildare Br), from Hewiehi
sbr MARY A. Tyler from do.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
pASSENG ERS ARRIrEn

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. March g. In steamship
The oueens j. Hswer Mrs Bensal Mr. and Mrs Lawson Miss
NJ Uslpn aud Mrs Lawson aud Mrs Sples, Dr. Mckee,
Mrs Mckee Richardson MeLshnd, Mt CaThar.
the Rev Air. Nolan.
TsnionaE phE, Mr aud Mr. Rebel and te children o. Dale,
w Martin T. Garbe D. lauphemer H.
Brhmuth W " Lander B ZegleT y Fnedoh tFri aud Bertha
ener I'D BAuiIer NJ CbTest Kama Wooduorl. g. A. Srh
PHON LIVERPOOL March e-is shp Wm ktoIcT-tn b. glar.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
Gopartnersbip Nctlees

ftop pARTNERSHIP.-O w. J0SLYN has this
- dav associated with him partner Mr. JOHN B0sTwIcK and
win continue the BANKING and STOCK COMMISSION bsDets at No
9s B~SdSt under the bnn Of o. W. J0SLYNSco
Ne1YoJh hsrcb q 1867
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
AMEnIcAN BInLE socIErY.--At tlse last meeting Of

AMERICAN BIBLE S0cIETY.--At the last meeting Of
the American Bible Society appropriations of s46Oos IL
made for foreign work during the current year,
beside $3.50 for books for Hungary Books for doesfl "a
work to the number OF 5000 vOhlmes We're granted "
portion 0f which were for the American Missionary Assn
citation for Freedmen. The death of the Rev Dr Goodel
late missionary nj Turkey and who had done work
IN transating the Bible into foreign languages, Was
anDOnnced. Mr. Thomas Wcstbr0ok Was avpUiGtoa as,t
VI the Society IN Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
VALUABLE MILLS
and
IrMHHH PROPERTY

LUMBER PROPERTY
for SALE In LoEe Canada the Yamasis River near
Prnham The building Of the Lever Ml sA su9ni fame
work 4sI42 gives eight o head aud drives Two er
inches either of which produces ~" irst ia
The mill contains improved butng The o eontaiis bl
acres good ds elg houses workshop barns &e An
excellent Sianstead Shefo and Cham Railroad aout
the lumber be loaded and taken - Johns
on the Rcheeu River en miles where can be easily shipped to
States excellent yard for phs lumber The oos
will contain logs There large quantities good hem
lock amack spruce adjacent and the supply must last Years
The pper miles from the htahsteAd shenor and
Chamby aroad by the public road and miles from beLeser MIL
IL consists water privilege which gives nine e o head"Aef ad
piece land containing four adjoining the mil and on onf
Islands Of two Just below the MIL and
bonse there are so good piers capable containing
logs The Mill contains circular four feet In
diameter and ehge also log drum cham or bA Hheela buhs "a"
and a shlngle machine - 49,. - ,,
The building With addition Of 30 Zee by 20 This
part butg and shnge machine Tie era and
and has sets for an sbort timber
houses and barn and aonse aud two
The mill 1909 feet day The dNiet adAeeIt Is
well tinhered with henook, spruce and tamarack
The buildings machinery, boons, piers &c o both NILS are all IN
perfect order. -,
The opportunity In b lumber bus
ness: and nayb be purchased at bargain. ...
Fail particulars VIII be forwarded upon application 20
W. BROWN,
r ada Eaet
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
nnARn nF CnI-Ncu.MEN.

The Board met nc = 2oclock On Friday afternoon,
President James G. Brinlman in the Chair The Board
adopted resolution, offering reward Of 500 for tho
arrest OF the parties who deaced the portraits cf Alex
ander Hamilton and John Jay. which were hung up In
the Chamber of the Board of Aldermeh.
The Tax Levy, as adopted by the Board OF Aldermen,
secured aud LAID over ana 1870 copies ordered to bo
printed,
IN answer to resolution OF inquiry, the Controller
stated that the OF s92 had been expended on tho
work of grading Hamilton square.
The Board eoncmTed with the Aldermen IN the ordi-
in reference expessen ana hackney coaches,
that they might solicit employment all the yarous
railroad depos and steamboat landings. ON notion tho
Board then adjourned to Monday next at O'Clock D. M
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Rises ....6:77t sun Moon Sets ''sf'
Sandy Cows Island. ..l02 Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
NEW.YORK, March y, 1867.

We are exchanging New 5 % Bonds for the - ,,,-rps
FIRST SERIES OF 7.3O TREASURY NOTES.
-1e rs Of ONB PER CENT COMMISSION .. . g.
m an conversions Ontest adjusted according 70 No
The SECOND THIRD SERIES bought m'rlst ra,es WALL,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09

AZ 900 SOLD.-NASBY's ANDY JOHN
,.i..' o.. ~ ,s1 70 espt, ,sek HAHBY Co.. Ass-iek
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09

nor SALE at Rye, Westchester County, n.
Y-A COUNTRY SEAT containing about ogh ofand with
feass mBoVsments sshPosds oiled with eb an abundance Of
choicest qualities The three stories aud cellar fne
filed Sh bricks ouhudngs oommodou aud good order h
about three Of nile from depot Po further Particular
ply TO ALLEN BROWN,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
CLOSING PRICES.

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CRBDi5ED LID oh
RENITTRD FOR ON RECEIPT, AT MARKET RATES
FREB or ALL COMMISSION CHARGES
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
miscellaneous.

COTTON WASTE for Machinery and Packing
" whits and colOred. For SALE, low, By -
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09

EOR SALE-At NOrwalk, Conn, hne large
HOUSE IN complete order supplied vith wae iapaee and
location Beautiful and In respect most detbe @ acres
Of ground Gney dyerke excellent gardens an abunnne' OF m
falling springs snd we'll Of forest trees 'nd evergreen
hedges extensive view Of the town and country Of the ss AID SOUND
within walk 70 hOrFeea and elbt nnute dFe TO TIC
NtW.York and EewAven Railroad Price reasonable an enns
n not sold soon will be rented furnished Apply to HOAR MORGAN
q
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09

REKUEN HIUH D-IhUTENII IUT DhI1II
I'D beautifully located residences price $500 and upward M
BUILDING LOTS various locations terms At $50 eaet
and upward PAHSON 4 WARD, No. % Cedarst
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09

MONEY TO LOAN on BOND and MORT
WI GAGE-u large small improved property IN he City
ofNew-HOrE Apply to w A COLT, No. 4 Ptest
1S 000 S0LD.-NASBY's ANDY JOHN
ItC,OVO SON with 20 funny pictures sold by al deaers
Copies ~ mail each. HANEY Co. New'lGk.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-09

E'UN OAIFI-A I AINNI, HOU HCItH, UII lIIt DIIH
quchannA River in Broome Ca y q miles from BnghamiO
Railway Depot 200 cleared 90 hne timber land
rooms sides fam house roomsi lATg
barns shed IIs shed carriage house and grana cor
house tne orchard garde
With all ansn fruits Apply TO w. H. PAINE, No n Waltt ~
f0a2 70 n m
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-13

"uoLD on DryIt.u-T In the carly
dav. of thn St,te or Indiana ,ho can;tnl
was Corydan. and the animal session Of
the General Assembly usually brought
touetherus wild Il set Of mad waus A.
could be found in the State. who had To
reIyupon their own resource. for omp.e.
ment. for there wora +hnp no theatres
concerts. or shows.
The lover, Of mischief had establish
ed ntoah Masonic Lodoe, into which
/ they would entico such ns were LITTLE
green. and take them throurh a variety
of ridiculous ceremonies. 10 tn. infinite
amusement Of the crowd.
on one Of these orce.iou. il hrinn
understood that rood-uotnred ,th.
l.lir yo ma, man. about half. siunla,on
was 10 be Initiated. the room was cru,vd
nd. .Iulgn Grass II Leino a cbar...a
in which ne ya, poruliarlv bann,., CON
scntcd 10 net tne role ofthn devil. . an,
to make the service. u,pro inu,ra.sive
bad put on a false lnce and a I,r,,o uano
cap, .urmounted with horns and will
some chains in hi. hand. ulnrod him
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-13

A, AN original expression of he w
grief we doubt ifanything more touch
ing has been read than the following, Of
a crushed heart in star City, Nevada.
Mrs. of that place, aneccentric old
lady, recently rushed into the room Of
Il relative, and without Whiting for the
usual salUt0tious, said;
Gwen Johns dcodw Tier hU~l aid,
DEAD Is /; possihIc"'
"Ics, dead. died last night! Want
YOU all To come to the funeral The Ma
sons and odd Fellows are going 10 turn
out and we shall havro beautiful tlm"."
Death being Of rare occurrence in the
settlement, ofcoursc every body went Ia
the funeral. Next day somebody re-
marked to the old lady that there Was
| u large turnout.
"Nes, indeed, there was, )" she replied,
"but | didn'tenjoy myself rs well us |
/ have at some funerals, the horses cut
/ up so.n
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-13

y CIIAHcE FOR RELIC HCT'rERs.---
The Boston P9si IN view of thc eXam-
pie st, by Mrs. Lincoln, makes I'll! fol-
lowing announcements:
Mr.. NuIligan, at the North end Wild
oW al the late IamcutOd Dennis NJ, is
uot 80 VII off, p,caai,riIy, Il, WAS sup
posed. Ace,r3in y sire las au--
thorizcd a pawn broker IN salon. street
o.. scii ,ar following article \ ,s'".a
shawl, vturia -; nuchu mnt-
hrg,h.ct, 25cea,~; ae.dnc : hair .airu'
slippers, ,lac gi.to MIR, Fmhvry,Wto .ol
a chance to draw tir-; class hand c;rt
through the influence Of MIR. MulliGan,
valued at - cents, glass decantrr or
igiUally filled with Wii-kcyl, worth 81,
but which Mr.. Mliiigan will be glad
TO sell for fifty cents; Il red flannel shirt
worn by Mr.. NJ when he run with the
famous No. 4o machine little the
worse forage and moths, ,butall the bette
for its antiquity, G2 ccnls pair of siiA
stockings, s,purchas 'd in Brutticstreetg
the particulars of which are not stated,
81 necklace made of clam shells, ve-
~ unique, and symbolical, u cents !
sundry small articles Of female ward
robe which may be imagined, but not
described and which will be sold what.
ever tha consequences, pecuniary or po-
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