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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

INV NunK, ans -A,
FIoun-T market Ter Western and state
-four is lower sales l5,poO barrels at ~ 90
GA 10 Tor supsfiine State llnoa Us - tot whit"
extra Ind. aud Mich, California Hour unchanged
Sal,- 1850 blu, and sacks AZ $40 iaHl2 -, 'A-
madam flour Is inactive and nominal. Southern
flour lower. Sales $50 bbis at ~ 2jata go iul
ordinary 10. good extra Baltimore aud country
10 4Q0li 40 tor extra AMI family Geoipid and
NifLlma,
Wnr,r-I Inactive. Sales sea bushels a. - =
Racine IN storc, and - y Tor Canadian club.
OAIs Easier, sales, $1,000 bushels western
s. atoat.
Corx- Heavy. Sales 60, 1aO bushels new mixed
Western 81 no. an u damp and une"und a'
81 as. ,-.-..s-
Pork Firm. sales l2j0 barrels, at 81 . ior
old mess IS 50 for new mess.
BErF 49, Quiet. Sales lno hbls At oo,~l ID uN
Tor common brands 20 jo0t2j 90 tor extra mess
I.np- Quiet, Sales Of 500 bbls. and uerce~ a.
Is 4. Tor MOL L ! Tor steam
CoTToS The market Is hrmcr a. BOY Tor ma
ding uIlands
heavy,
sresRs Raw sugars arr somewhat dui
AZ II ali 8, Ion inli 10 good gchmng, aud lh#
.lGA Tor hAuls.
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Indian Affairs.

ST Lorls, June -
a dispatch received from Denver this
noon says tina, in iightat Apache sprins'
between forty soldiers and band OF MAJ
ajee Indians, six OF the sayages were
killed and one soldier wounded
At another point several wood chopper,
had been killed recently and shots were
fired at Camp Coola, new military pos,
between Forts Benton and Buiorl, The
Indians had driven Oft all the stock and
killed two soldiers. The soldiers at that
Fort had killed about twenty Indi, ms,
\ large party of friendly indians en-
campcd near Fort Buforl, had Sc vera
white children with them, which they
had captured from Montana bands, Sew
eral hundred Santee Indians came ne, n
Fort Rarthold last month on their horses
but were whipped and driven away by
the friendly tribes living near the Fort,
Several Santecs and half breeds were
killed durisg tho retreat,
II is said that hundreds Of the Indians
who participated in the Minnesota massa-
ef,. were in the heighharheoa II For, Bar
thold, They We're openly hostile and de-
faint II was expected that the hostile
sayagcs and the half breeds would have =
desperate fight, During the present sca-
son the hostile Indians near Fort Rice
had sent word that they would make no
treaties unless the government would stop
the steamboat travel and take the soldiers
out of the country. There were, however,
large number Of Indians, in the vicinity
Of Fort Rice awaiting the arrival Of the
,,rnn.. nur,rni sNinmrrs
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June 70.
Cobleigh, the incendiary, and Stewart,
the two prisoners who escaped from the
Jail in this city, about week ago. were
overtaken at Amherst last night, and the
latter secured. Cobleigh knocked the Of
foer down with a club, and succeeded in
eluding capture. A large force is in pur-
suit.
Great preparations are being made for
the Masonic celebration Of st. Johns day
in this city, tomorrow. A procession OF
all the Masons through the principal
streets, an Grafton by the Rev. VIM. R
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gallon
LONDON, Juno 81

LONDON, juno 90.
Dispatches from Madrid announce that
the news of the proposed mediation OF the
United States in the questions at issue be-
tween Spain and Peru and Chill is gener-
orally accepted in official circles as a prac-
tical termination Of the war
The latest adviccs from South America
report that the Spanish Pacific squadron,
Admiral Munse, had arrived at Rio Ja-
por;n
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Indigestion. 'si,k Headache, Saurnrss OF Acidity
a, stomach. Rising 81 Food, lhiuleney l.assl'
tudH. M,liur,,, hhousu.ss, LAYER Complaint,
finally terminating IA t,ath Is ugs'el upon the at
t,utl1u anal tusl II Sufferers tlulu this most hor-
ribi, 90 ali Diseases. Dyspepsia show. It's raNa-
st, u. Is thousand different inilgs, IA TACT all dis
orlaT- 1T thr stomach and bowels, with all their
complaints, sUyA as sick llet3aghe, Heartburn,
DtyIi,--lpn, general sense Of ahsa,iuess and
FEELING mat Nuu ale not We'll, Iusd distnSs,s
yuu, rt,,, aud sour, on your stomach; breath Is
had. skin 40 times flushed and hot don't teri a.
IL Won could move on stir about and worst OF all,
Indigestion or tun,tlpd'lan, ale nothing mofe oT
l,a,, than Dyspepsia. thousand, upon thousand,
suffer au8 d,y TIN, way and neither themselves OF
rhy,inau- know villa, ais them except that they
J, surely dying.
Reader, W. ryI-at it, TIN. is all Dyspepsia. II
yuu would have pruot 81 our statement, II you
would save Yourselves and children iIum an early
grave, n Won would have health aud enemy and
-trgua "a, aguu W leg yau try oug hottie OF
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dt,.,sl ae,-lt a. tu,.t i, agrs, I. d lt.e y u
tE, lmrsgs TOSS htlt tgg ly, and blsmes= vas a.
.,l,1ty bri,k. Hy tv lHe -, sht ewfla -o.d q
81. CatNa,e. aud " - a. hat meet vssa "a The
Oh Hgislion Irrcipe - ,silhaE,es ibs al'es'i
wci-ht ct h,'r. ialow aad hsi BE .le's ~
uaJaw.t nlh,, luA AZ ln1'a''ans. Nsals az
t,tru t. mmis-on n'Hs h'lit seffhsi Nts
Ir-.,ld d,o,srs Who wgps e. brighton isua'Ssi
ola, l,tt,r cattle we've so.4 al l5'se than 's'N
.,..lf I.r rr l.1a. tnr %. 'H,
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Personal ExrLASATIoN.-lf the ed
itor az the Messenger is under obligation
To the editorof the Record for the report
Of the addresses delivered before the Ed
itors' and Publishers Association at New
port, as he says he is, it is not very eompli'
mentary to the Record, To say the least
as part Of Mr., Walton's speech is re
ported as belonging To Mr., Willard, W.
hardly think the editor Of the Record
rfport,d d as given in the Messenger
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,o>ttLUsfVE EvlDFNt L.

NV HAyTS, a., June !, lN61.
Mc>-rs {. q. Ct .AEk 4 Go.
Gr<rs BEN = anxious from the great neil
derived, to as,s ~ Spreading the tame "i Toe
pysl.,lsia Cur. would state my case. some
tbin, over a wear ago had violent attack o
Diarrhea, which la ted eight weeks, during which
time emuioycl tn zee ply scians but without re-
lief, until tired Co.'s Dyspepsia Cure. The frs
dose helped me; took II three times a day ior
week and was entire Is cured and | believe to
day that it saved my Inc Being attacked in
similar way this season, took one dose, which
put me all right / would advise every family 4
keep on hand ready for immediate use, in case o
summer OF Bowel Com 1lalnts Y. Dunn
The above Mr.. Dunn is in our employ, and W
can vouch for the above. statement being true.
Z. ARNOLD * co.
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Deaths.

MEARS.-In Stockholm, st. Lawrence County,
N Y on the 3lst ult. Philo H. Mears only son
of Harvey and Amanda Mears in the 27th year
Of his age.
State papers please copy.
COLLINS In Ira on the 9Th inst, Mrs. Mary
Collins wife OF Philander Collins, aged IS years.
RANDALL-ln Chittenden, Vt, June Goth,
Of fracture of the skull, Alvin Randall, aged co
years.
widow Of the late John Goodell OF the above town,
aged 10 years.
LAKE-In Castleton, Vt, OF consumption,
June 23d, 1865, Sarah S. Lake, eldest daughter OF
D. u. and l.. +. Lake, in the 3Ith year OF he
age.
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POSSIBLE SAFETY OF THE MISSES
fATcHEN.-The Troy Daily Press, of
Monday evening, says:
We announce with unspeakable pleasure
as we go to press, the possible safety of
Miss Mary and Caroline Patchen. A tel.
egram dated Cleveland this noon, states
that it is thought that they, in common
with many Others, may have been rescued
by an inward bound brig. If so, they
will reach Buffalo within few hours.
God grant that it may be so.
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M0RkING. OXEN s22ta goo
REMARKS.

The arrivals OF cattle at Cambridge were abatst
$40 head, including 100 IRON Canada and Is from
Chicago. From Maine, SO Vermont, 10 North
ern New YORK, ~ Of Canada cattle, -, which
were the last OF 80 fatted by ]. L. Wiser 4 CO..,
distillers, Prescott, Canada, and were very good
cattle, sold at lie, with sl5 oil. The NV Eng.
land stock was generally light, and mostly ped
died out to country butchers, at all prices, accord
ing to quality, from II to lie J. d. mostly at l. !
to - &c. In consequence of the understanding
that u large number of Western were on their
way 10 Brighton, and OF the effect of the ho.
weather Of last week on the beef trade, the de-
mand at Cambridge was rather slack. Most OF
the stock, however, was worked off during the
forenoon, at rather lower prices than those OF last
week for like quality. The trade in sheep and
lambs, of which there were about 1900 at Cam
bridge. was even more unsatisfactory TO the dro-
yers than that in cattle The quality was about
the same as heretofore, and lots of light sheep
aud yearlings were sold at 4 to 9c u D, and
better grades at 5 to eye y D. Some pretty good
New York and other yearlings, 60 to 20 DIS each,
at to 6ac = d lambs at TO &c y D. At
Brighton the quality OF Western cattle, near 1900
~ number, was unusually even and very good.
Only few choice were sold at like, while good
plump steers were sold at l3S 20 l3ao D. ID.
Considering the quality, We think the average de-
cline in prices is equal TO SOC = 100 D'' VI
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rnL, nNsrErsIA rrRE.

You will ,ey h9W soon II will dispd your bad
feelings and glpomy turebodIfss, How soon It
vail elias, away Auy Species Of Dyspepsia, How
,,lu IL Nlll give you Now hie and Vlgur and how
soon II will make u we'll man OF woman OF YOU.
For your own sake, for the sake Of everybody sui
igrIuG, W. beg, We cutrrt, you 10 thy It.
For LIVER COMPLAINT AND BLIoUs DFR1SGE-
NlSI~. It Is sovereign remedy, while Tor Fever
and Agur, ami all those diseases which are gen
Grated lu e ulusmAtic climate, II l. a certain Pre-
Etu'4Fe aul tsrn.
That ITS wonderful. medicinal virtues may not
stand alone bIou our tsIueut, W append a few
unsolicited testimonial, from those Whose position
"a >oslygy and reputation a citizens will place
their evidence you'd all question, AMI carry with
th.m ~rrsu-th ami e'nyIguuu to the most lncred-
uluu-.
Nj Lester sexton, wholesale merchant Of so
wears, IA Milwaukee, one oi the most lehabie and
,tIriul men ia tha state, -ays, under date
MuWNDErE, W.. Jan. -, lsts.
Me-,rs. e. q. CLARK n Co., New Haven, Conn.
Both luy>,.i aid Hlte have used Goes DyspoI STA
cure. ana tf has proved PERFECTLY sltistacto-
~ as ii rgsuoiy. / have No hesitation IN saying
that We lNr.r owed GREAT BENEFIT from
lis Jt-,. NttN respectfully,
~s-n-I LESTER SEXTON.
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Aiger Of Boston, poem by Mr., Parting
ton, a review Of the Knights Tcmpar,
and a banquet and hall in the Ciry Hall,
comprise the programme ~ the festivities
The day will be- observed as a general
holiday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

PoUGHKEEPsTE, June "a.
Mathew Nassar of Poughkeepsi, n. Y,
founder OF the Nassar Female Colleg e,
died suddenly, this morning, while real
ing his usual address before the truste Is
of the college, at their annual meetir 2
now in session. He had just completed
his 18th year
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AN AGED MINIsTER.-Rev. Charles
Cleveland of Boston, whose Goth birthday
occurred on Sunday, commemo,ated the
event by officiating in the morn ing in the
First Baptist Mariners Church. Rev.
Phineas Stowe, the pastor Of tae Society,
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CnE,S DYsPEpsIA CURE

viii alsD b. found invaluable in all eases oil
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Colic, Summer Complaints,
(ripiug and IN fact every disordercd condition oil
the stomach.
Sold by Druggists III city OF country everywhere
at al per bottle, or by application %
{. q. CLARK & CO.,
a6.weowly Sole Proprietors, New Haven, CT :
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Arrival and Departure OF Trains


Tho Union Republican voters If the
town Of Rutland are requested to meet in
primary meeting, at the Town Hall, on
Saturday evening, June =, at u O'clock,
for the election ii five delegates and five
substitutes TO the Republican Union State
Convention, to he held At Burlington,
Wednesday, July Isl, ls6S, dtod
BY order Of the Town Committee.
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COUNTY CoNvENTIoN,-The Republi-
can County Convention Of Rutland eoun'
ty is To be held at Rutland, July sth,
The Franklin County Republican Con-
vention is 10 be held at ST, Adams, July
n
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Family Physician Seyenty-slX pages price -
cents. Sent to any address. No money equircd
until the book is received, read and fully proved
1t is perfect guide to the sick or udisros, d.
Address DR. S. S. FITCH, 2j fremont street,
Boston.
DIR. FITCH will be at the Barlwell House
Rutland, VI, Thursday, June 18th, and every
fourth Thursday after. lunosdly
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CONJIGN1. INNI.-

AND THF HAPPINESS OF 1nrE MA IMAGE,
Essays for Young Men on the En- urs,. Abuses
and Diseases which destroy the Ma uiy Powers
and create impedimcnts TO MARRI. tGE, with
sure means Of relief Sent in sealed IL ter enyei-
opes tree Of charge. Address HUWAR d AHSo-
CITATION, Box p Philadelphia, Pa. IN. od&W"m
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OGDENsGCKG & LAKE CHAMPLAIN
RNLRoAp-The annual meeting Of the
Ogdensburg Il Lake Champlain Railroad
Company was held at the company's office
in Ogdensburg on the 18th, and the fol-
lowing named persons were unanimously
elected directors, receiving 1914 votes !:
John C. Pratt, Jacob w. Pierce, John f.
Farlow, Geo NJ. Barnard, Horace Hume
well, Thomas Upham, S. NJ. FELTON,, f. T.
Harrington, William c. Brown, J. D.
Farnsworth, Arthur Williams, Calvin T.
Hulburd and Albert Andrus.
The Supreme Court of the State of New
York within few days, in the suit insti-
tuted by the Attorney General in behalf
of the people against the Northern Rail-
road Company, had adjudged that corpo.
ration to be dissolved, and convicted Ian
sing Chamberlain and others of a viola.
ton of the statute prohibiting tho usurp-
ing of franchise, the penalty for which
is fine not exceeding $4,000 Tht
amount is to be hereafter fixed.
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ST.. Louis, Mo, June %.
Heber Kimball, the second President OF
the Mormon church, died at Salt Lake,
Yesterday.
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aMarriages.

BRIGHAM COOKIE Cornwall, by the Rev
Mr.. Magill, June 10th, Mr. Harrison Bingham
OF ornwall, and Miss Mary Cook OF New Haven.
ydORGAN-wARD-By Rev. Norman Seayer,
Al the residence OF the brides sister, Qua1tus r.
iorgan of Bellows Falls to Miss Lizzie r., daugh
ger OF the late James Ward of Fitchburg, Mass.
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GEN. SHERMAN.--Gcn. I. W Sherman,
commander Of the Department OF the East,
made thorough examination and inspec-
ton Of the military post at Plattsburg on
Tuesday Of last week. The General ex-
pressed himself gratifed with the disci-
plinc and fine appearance of the men,
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"s ''' - - ''s 80 90. - = y ,S
ln'', ~, ~ - .'.. -
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r' ' 80 - ''''' NV
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..m 49,. -, a.. ,...,,,.,,.',,..' Nv,
G,l'. mercy and H.. .nler,hunlapr,. .,
i.r,u.r Y.pr. .}.ge.i .,l .,hali.r,
NJ 4 N,.<.,x
rt,,t,rl. June -, ls6;
'"'''N Nlh'lN''--.A golden we'd
'". WIS N''''l'''1 AZ '-''''''A'''' Miss
ON "'n''N' ~ ,h' ei's''i'' mansion "i th'
non JACOB I l'''f-' \ large company OF
friend, ana business associates invited
''''",,'', mum " '','+>'''' '''''''''E Z,
~ boston an" "'"'r pace ~ wen
a. nun i,'''''>.-'' t. meet '' M T., sue,
VA "'>''> "''1'i''n' 10 ''l'ofA'' 'h'
''',," nm, '''l '' i''' "''t'"- Jay,
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l',.,. -, l.'' ''''. g 49, 80
-. -, =
.-.n -, -. - ~ ~ w. 80 ''.''''
49,, ,g .,"' ~, Voc,
Ia .a1 .3,.u...,............., >, ,..
and thor. v.,. ,,, ...e,.'., s.r -,.-,, ,,.;,...
Fadr or five different rarrar,,i.n. and
a~,o.ii,ian~ with which Mr. F,,l.r
is connected were r,pre>an,n.I AMI ,r,,n
these be- received brief coner,tpl,t.rv all
dresses Mr. and Mr. Fisher ...,...,,
children. and have never w., huri,1 ,
rlHll ar .nul.lil4
evening i'm Jgr.a r. Mr. Cb,t,1,fu r..,J
. the nirl essay bciay. ,bc Young Men,
Christian A>so.iatjuu His thsms v..
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BEEF Per 100 lbs. on total weight Of hide, al
and meat, extra, .li 2jGl4 so; trst quality, }.
2jatli 90; second quality, .l3 005Ei3 50, tim
quality sl2 O0al2 7j few choice single pairs,
So some OF the poorest COWS, sc, -----
WORKING, OXEN s225a3o0.
HANDY STEERS-s ljOd 80, or much accord
ing 10 their value rs beef
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Fair quality
:ija70 extra s1ilpi0O; iaTrow ard dry s31tljo.
SHEEP Per pound, live weight, .M6 ~.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Per head in lots - 90
Ql6 90.
HIDES Brighton 9EGl0c.; country lots o0
9gc.. calfskins lSGl40c.
TALLOW- Brighton, s'.@9c.; county lots,
7ls@sc.
PELTS g Ooa2 p ;. country lots dry, 7hcs
81 %
FAT HOGS -l0al04c.
sHoTEs Wholesale, 1885,, Erul, Go
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Boston Produce Market,

Reported expressly for the HERALD ~ CHa%nUR-
LIN, STURGEs y Co., Commission Merchants,
% and 81 Faneull Hail Market, Boston.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- ui RutlIni, So IN lN'AAst '"eiit ~ ~
district OF Rutland
Toall persons interested II, he estate Of jacob
Bomblrl, late II Mount Hobe., IN sand district,
l....,..l GREETING
Bv tho authority OF the State q Vermont. you
are hereby notified % appear before tn sad fro-
hate Court AT the prluatr Office IN Rntand, IN
,,il district ON the 81 Tuesday OF judy, A. ID 1865
4 TO show cause, II any you have, why the account
Oh W q. NclScv administrator OF the estate OF
said deceased should not bc allowed, aud also
why the residue Of sud estate should not be DIS
tllhutpd tn the uartio- entitled thereto.
Dated At Rutland, sand district, tins 2ithday
ut june, \. y, lsbS.
2GW3W' HENRY IL. SMITH, Register
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conducted the preliminary services and
offered prayer, lie then introduced
Father Cleveland, who, instead Of preach-
ing the usual sermon, read the four chap
tars Of the book Of Ruth, which he de-
elared the portion Of the Scriptures he
loved best, and commented upon the text
from time ID time a, the occasion re-
quired,
PERsoNAI--The Hon, Asa Owen Al
dis, Consul at Nice, France, came home
10 Vermont By the Australia, being sum
moned hither by the dangerous illness Of
his aged mother, now nearly one hundred
years old, Judge Adds has represented
his country at Nice with unmiNcd ,stis'
faction. Ills scholarship and gcniality
give him great advantage over the mere
politician or plaee-huuter, Vermont has
two representative abroad, Of whom she
may we'll bo proud-the Hon, Geo, Per-
kius Marsh, Minister at Florence, and the
Hon, \. O. Adds Consul, at Nice.-N J.
k'reaiHq Nal
/ The Mail makes true witness in the
above deposition, We understand that
Judge Adds j. expected IN 81, Adams the
/ last 81 the week Messenger
I TuE EnuoRs' Association Hon.
L. T. Walton, in concluding au article in
the Montpelier journal giving the ,umma'
~ II the proceedings Of the late session
Of the Vermont Editors and Publishers
Association at Newport, make, the follow
+ ing comment:
Alter all, however the kocnc,t enjoy
ment was found, and tho richest iruit-
followed from. the social side OF the meet
inc Not from meats aud drinks, iur,
though every one lad the largc>, liberty,
not a bottle or glas, of intoxicating liquor
appeared al any table during ia, meeting
Int from free and frank and friendly in
+ tsrcuusc. the witty attack and rcpartcr,
the sometimes quick and hard blow kind
/ IN received. the Amusing auccdote, and
/ words of true wisdom. \ morrlcr set OF
{ gentlemen was ueycr seen over the Wine
cup. The cXharatiun of wit and Wis
dom and good will was infinitely superior
and with an this came pretty sharp di,
rus,iou of dincrcnccsibctwccn members Of
he Association, which resulted IN giving
/ 10 each true appreciation Of the other
and restoring kinalicr feeling, witt
good promise Of future harmony. On Ia,
whole, this meeting was to the Association
precisely what a revival Of religion isto
church-harmouiziu elryatiug, refresh
ing, tending To restrain all that !, bad ant
I to encourage all that is good. Ny high
est antioipations of the Association, prac
tigally and socially, have already beer
more than realized and | cannot help nd
ding that any editor or printer, who neg
leots 10 avail himself of the privileges OF
the Association, lido it to hI> great los.
IN every point Of view.
Lazy, u America, do uqt ful go 'Iy 81
l,1A,rt Eo.ar. Celebrated English Life Btt'yr-
They cure Dyspepsia and pFr,grN" the genera
health mladNw'm
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Explosion or kEROsENE,-The Rich
ford Sentinel says that large hanging
lamp in Drs, Hamilton \ smiths office in
that village, exploded about . o'clock
wednesday night, setting fire to the floor
books, papers, furniture, nc, DIR, J, Ii,
Hamilton was sitting near the lamp at the
time, but he was uniniured, and he sue
cccdcd in putting out the fire, with the
help Of others who rushed 10 the scene,
Had it not been promptly cStinguished'
the whole Of Union block with adjacent
buildings would soon have been in flames,