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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18
Insanity I not a prevalent disease in

Insanity Is not prevalent disease IN
the hoaithy climate df Idaho, nevertheless
there are few Instances thas require aften-
lion, and as yet the Territory has made no
provision for thu care Of this unfortunate
class Of persons, nor i there a word in the
statutes to enable the County authorities 70
provide for them al public expeDse. Tie
establishment 81 an Asylum 50 Ear from IA
ciliiies for cure, &C.. will necessarily be ex.
peneive and iInprasiieabie, but a Tvs should
certainly be passed. before the appointment
u the legislature authorizing the County
Boards or some Territorial officer 70 contract
sith the Asylams u other states for the care
u those VINO are 50 unfortunate as to lose
their reason. The Statesman last week men
toned the appearance 10 the streets Of Boise
Of the tidy little woman Ah0 used u b. an
OBJECT of pity in our OVID streets, going about
under The hallucinatiOn that she had lawsuits
with prominent men involving large fortunes
and that the doctors hid a particular spite
against her and waited her body for dlssec-
ton, and for thai purpose we're seeking her
life Ne we're oli the stage lew months
ago that overlook her more than hail way
- snake River, barefoot ard alone, on her
way 70 Boise TO aiDnd 10 some imaginary
suit Tits person Of delicate frame, and
who seems 10 have been a woman Of intelli-
gence, is wandering about Boise City without
any means Of subsistence or Ine4i al atien-
ti0n, and no las authorizing the authorities
to take care Of her. The Statesslaa makes
an appeal TO the charitable in her behalf, but
such charges become onerous ON individuals.
There should be means provided by law for
taking care of them at public expense.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

Dry FsII.-smns are prophesying good
and some evil. 70 the crops next year on &C
count Of he absencs 81 rain and snow this
FIJI. A. get the lands Of Jordan Valley have
been no dry 70 pIow. or even tosprout the
volunteer grain in the ground The firrner
is f@gar.i,a a. misfortune. though frern
psst experience il - better that the grain FOR
v.4unteer erops sbosif remain sound in the
g osna Until spriHss ls,ss year the early rains
broagbt MP The gram 20 as nearly 70 epV~r
the ground before the fn,eze came. The ron
sequers,s was that inreh oft WIS killed out,
and the crops we're short.
Tie fear 81 cfckets ard grspsboppers. has
been a r.aron for volunteering more land in
that Valley than otheratse would have BEEN
the case As these Tr-ssb are migratory, and
have b.. with as three years, NC may bop
that they have passed on u other .fis5ds.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

eurfoust toy, combining amusement
with philosophy, nay b. seen on the counter
Of G. P Robbins jeweller store, u Is called
the zootrope or wheel Of life and has the
I.ower n Transforming series Of rough
paintings on slips or piper into the appear
ancc Of life, making the images u men turn
sornersaHlts through baIi51ns and 20 through
other gyrnnasiie and acrni,atic exercises. be-
rides causing animals, fish and birds % move
about a. il animated with life
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

The reason Tor the ruic that almost
invariably awards mail contracts 70 others
than those wlio perform the service, is not
very obvious, unless it be 70 feed few pets
who falten al the public expense but never
give any adequate return Lockwood \ Co,
We believe, are the only mail contractors Of
amy note on the cOast that are performing
the service themselves, and they only half
the route. JDo HALEY, who has done all the
work OF putting the mails over the road from
BOISE TO Unnatilia and Nalla Walla for years
has never had a contract nor can he get one,
bat must submit To division of The profits
with others who perform no service The
same thing is true as 70 Hill Beaehey, who is
Obliged TO do the work of carrying the mails
fruin here to Hunters or Virginia for por-
ton only Of the proceeds, while Jessie D.
Carr, who never moves out Of san Francisco
further than 10 visit his country residence at
Santa Cruz, receives the balance for being a
pubdcspei THIS system should be broken
mp and law passed compelling the Contract
or to perform the service, 50 that il may be
done more reasonably Where is the use d
paying this extra sum to dlone who does
no work ii there be profit in the service
give il 10 the man who does the work
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

An old nIsn whose sands Of life had nearly
run out, while travelling in the Province II
Bourbon, discovered a peculiar Graaum Of
the genus curni, the extract OF which vas
used by the natives in ali conditions . which
flesh is subject rlie Old man procured sey-
era barrels Of The juice and sold IL 10 Jim
Graham, Who nDw has II for sale in original
packages Or On draught At bis store and sam
pie rooms on Washington street
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18
L.sI.iative.--From the Democrat Of

l. gisfatiye,- From the Democrat of
Wednesday We take the following
Ensign gave notice Of bill for an sppro-
priatiOn for treaty with the Indians
about Fort Hall Also, "A memorial for the
passage OF a bill entitled the = Idaho, Mon
tana, Columbia River and Puget Sound Rail
road y Also, a bill 10 change the name of
William Walker StackpOle To Vim. Walker,
He INTRODUCED the following bills To incor-
pOrate the Grand and Subordinate Lodges Of
Free and Accepted Masons, independentOr
der Of Odd Fellows aud Independent Order
OF Good Templars,
Anderson gave notice of bill asking Con
gress for an appropriation to survey the Ter
ril0ry between Idaho and Utah Also, Tor
an Assay Office. Also TO continue the pub
lie surveys in the Territory.
Howard gave notice of bill to remove
theGounty Seat OF Idaho County from Flor
ence TO Warrens
By Yantis, hill with reference to Foreign
Miners
Dudley offered a resolution to create a
standing committee on mails and mail facil
tiles.
Jndge Kelly was thanked for the use of
the laws of the second and third sessions.
The following additional standing commit
tees were announced III III. Council:
Agrirultnre-Paul, Vance, Howard
Mails and Mail Facilities Dudley, Yantis,
Anderson
Mr.. Hart introduced a bill to amend the law
with reference 10 Cashmere and Angora
goats that are exposed TO the ravages Of dogs
IN the Territory. Also, 10 repeal an Act to
protect game in Ada County.
Beers X Davis have bill pending to grant
them The right of way TO build bedrock
iiume.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18
8nsIness lIrettolp.


ABBOTT. JoBy g--c4rpenter. Washing
TN a.
BLOSSOM JAS H-G-nersi Merchandise,
cr.ne's Granits stors. Westinghouse
BUTCHER 4 LEsOfR-eebsrsd nerchan.
disc, J,srdan street
BEsIs A EDwAgDs-BnIiar8 saloon,
Lent ~, I>sntsiiie.
BLAKE Z ca. --Assagers, Granite Block,
Washington -
BgacHEY Railroad stage fine p
4 foDD Azsnt Dnice On Jordan 4
BORMAN, EDWARD Boss an sfi,es.
Washington, near Fourth -
BIGEIOw, w D.--Groceries, Liquors, w
eiail'e It., Washington y
BGgsZELL. FIE0-Gener,I Merchandise,
Washington =
BRIGHAM 4 WEEKS s;oyea and Tinsare,
Jordan 81
BRADLEY, a. v.--F3ooks, stais0nery anil
Fancy Go,iS z o., Washington r.
COLI, rH0s IN Z Gu Banker, Granite
Diyers v aHHttietffb -
CRANE, c w.-Fruft { Vegetables. wasl,.
ingtoD r.
CLAYTON & FOIJANBE ~Liquor Dealers.
Sample Room. Lent g.. lentyil@.
DREW GEORGE Livery Stable, Owybee
city, Flint District
DuREN & ALIEN Liquor Dealers, Sample
Room, Washington u.
DYE. j. y -General Merchandise. washing
ton st.
ENSIGN, = E-Aiiorney at Las, Wash
ingtou 81
EWING THos kcO General MERCHANDISE
Granite Block, Washington 81
FITZHuGH, THos u liquor Dealer,
Washington and First sts
GRAHAM. JAIEs-Llqnor dealer wash.
ihgtOn e, one door south u Second
GARDINER, JAS. H.--General Merchandise.
Granite Block, Washington 81
HoFFER 4 MILLER Meat Market, Wash
ington 81
HERMAN 4 co General Merchandise.
Washington st silver city and in Flint.
HUELAT 4 CO. General Merchandise, cor
Jordan { Second ~
KRAFT. FRANR--stoves and rinwarc.
Washington st.
K0HLHRYER, PHILIP Washington Mar.
ket, Jordan It.
LESLIE, H. E.--Photosrapl,er. Washing
ton r.
LOBENsTRfS, & fRed) General Mcrcfan-
die, Jordan ~
MCDONALD x 60. assaycrs, Jordan a.
NAYS, Missing star Hotel Rising star
A. Bentyiile
MARTIN 4 JOHNSON Attorneys at Law,
Morning Star It.
PEARLMAN, !. M--f;iothing. etc, Wash
ingtOn s.
PAIGE S cORwIN-c Clipper Restaurant,
Washington =.
QuAcKEsBrsH \ UsHER--pacino Hotel,
Main =. l@ntville
RUPERT, J. Apolhecary's Hall, Granite
block, Washington st.
Robbins, G. p Jewclry, etc, Granite
Block, Washington st.
SOMMERCAAP, W F--saioon and Brew
cry, Washington st.
SPRINGER A C,--Idsery stable, Jordan st
TAYLOR, " d Lodging House, cor Wash
ingtou and Second sts
VAN sLYKE. D. $ Il BRO. General Mor
chandise. t.ranite Blocs, Washington q
WHITE, DR. T--Drngs, Jordan 81
WEBB & NYRTcK-Banker Jordan st
ZAPP 4 PfCKEr--Golden Chariot Saloon.
corner Jordan aud second SIS
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

Notice to Catholics and the
Public GeEeraIly.--Th The new and
beautiful Church built By Rev Father Mes
Pile, P p. in Silver CRY, viii be dedicated
10 the Glory Of God under the patronage Of
st Andrew the Apostle on Sunday. the 10Th
Divine service will commence al 10 Z O'Clock
An officiating Priest for the Blessing and
The Holy sacrincc Of the Mass, Rev Father
Mespie, Pastor The ssrInon will be preached
BY Rev Father KHAN Coll, A " yespers
aud sermon BY the Rev Father Ncsplie al
seven O'Clock. PN
This enterprise ofRey Father Nespiie and
iiberality Of this community in ereesing this
beautiful church are truly conmendable. 1t
is 4 noble Christian monument, tie effect
and proof Of religious, social and liberal dis
position on the part Of the people 81 this
and Flint Districts. No citizen was ap-
proachnd that did not contribute his or her
mite. The nnremitting exertions Of the la
dies and gentlemen who assisted in collecting
means for lis erection are particularly praise
worthy, and we are requested by the Rev
gentlemen who are In oflciate at the dedica-
ton TO return thanks not only 70 them but u
all who assisted in the good work Times
have been hard, however, and money scarce,
nevertheless it is hoped and believed that
this community will moi allow so tine rei-
giOns structure to remain unfinished and I'm
furnished
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

SMALLPOX is raging throughout Cali
fornia and parts o I Nevada and Oregon with
greater virulence than ever. II appears to
battle the plans Of physicians. health officers
and societies TO check its spreading We
may reasonably expect it here as there is
such constant communication between us.
Care should be exercised to prevent its in
Production, and means at hand to provide for
any who may be so unfortunate as TO be
stricken with this loathsome scourge, Vac
cinasion is the only preventive known after
the disease has spread among the people of
a community and should be resorted to at
once, for we know not the hour when il may
be among US. Those who have been vaccin-
ated should repeat il, as medical men all
agree that II will run out, or at anv rate,
when the system is in condition to take
mall-pox kine-pox will also take Don't
take any chances that can SO easily be
avoided
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

by reference TO our market report il
viii be seen that several staple articles have
undergone a slight advance in price. Others
are more in demand at former rates We
may expect prices to stiuen up as the Winter
advances and 'freightinp ceases.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

There are several teams yet on the
road from winncmucca with freight for this
place, one for the owyhee Co, and ono for
W, r. 4 Co The last We have heard of
loading at the depot was Pascal Mooney with
our presses and material and some goods for
Rogers, at Flint
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

A lot Of ore. between fifty and sixty tons,
came down in eight loads on Catalow's teams,
from the Golden Chariot mine, on Wedncs.
day, " hich is said to be tie richest larg. lot
ever brought down the mountain in one day
We shall look ~ith interest to the clean up.
Il aus taken 10 the Owyhee mill for redec-
ton
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

}. Ross brow ne is out in the Dccem-
Der number Of Harper's with the third pa
per OF hts explorations in Lower California.
Il Is graphically written and fuli of informa-
ton, but illustrated US usual with his over
wrought drawings.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18
Tho Rising star Company IN

Flint have kept about two hundred and fifty
hands employed during the Summer, ipelnd-
ine lumbermen, teanisiefg, wood choppers,
miners, mechanics etc, and have expended
over so 900 per month in the County. A
few such Companies waald make times very
lively, and il they succeed in working their
ore 80 as to save the met,ll there viii soon be
twenty.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

From the Union Of The 12th. ,ge learn
that bill passed the House on the sth. to
relieve the political disabilities of J. Nor
ris, Chief Justice Of South Carolina
The Presidents Message was received =
Washburn denounced the recommendation
relative 10 the payment Of the public debt, as
plain, undisguis I'd population.
schenk denounced The Message as the most
gross shameless and infamous proposition
to repudiate the debt Of The country ever put
forward He said that portion rejecting on
the action Of Congress was similar to the ar
guments used by the Oregon Legislature.
which sauce had been returned to its authors.
He hoped the House would lay the Message
on the table AS unfit 10 be referred TO a com
mittee Of the Whole, on the staIe of the Tn
ion. Several members denounced the Mes
sage in similar terms, bat finally it was voted
10 print il by l2s to IS
Sumner introduced in the Senate, a new
reconstruction bill for Georgia. Il declares
the present State Governments provisional
only having failed to comply with the acts
Of Congress II directs the President to turn
ish sufficient military aid to preserve the
peace and protect property.
Great excitement prevails in Conway
County, Arkansas 1t was Thought the sher
ins posge OF Colored Militia, would have a
conflict with the citizens Gov. Clayton was
asked 70 disband the Militia
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

sometime since We noticed an item in
the dispatches stating that he militia had en.
tered n small town in Arkansas and held the
place under martial law. We have watched
for the sequel but indtno further mention
made Of il What description Of militia
could it have been, Rebel or Cnions
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18
Hon. j. x. Shnf..r nas

Hon. ,. *. shaf,'r passed down on
his way TO California, on "Wednesday morn
ing Il is his intention 10 remain in Caliior-
MIA, during the WINTER and Coon to Washing
ton in time TO take his place rs Delegate from
this Territory on the Ith Of March
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

san Francisco Dispatches say
the sentence of Col Columbus Sims, heavy
as ii is. meets with Communications from all
classes.
Jane Gilbert sues Grant Israel, ba keeper
Of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, for Sl0,00O for
Shaping her in the mouth
The first bar of tin ever produced IN the
United States was turned out in San Fran
cisco last week by Mr. Moshimer from ore
from san Diego County. II weighs eighty
1--WE pounds, A large lot viii be worked i'm
mesliately.
Several new cases Of smallpox have ap
peared near Seattle, W. T.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

Pat Desmond, formerly Of this place,
is said TO have sold his interests in White
PINE for $50. 600 and is now in san Francisco
getting rid Of the filthy root OF evil by every
means he can think OF
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

Remember Mn. Orendorf7s Lottery
and Ball tonight. at The new Hall on Jordon
street, and Ned Blake's benefit at Hills The
alrc to morrow night We have no room for
further mention,
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

Charley Hanson. who left here a
month or Two since with the intention Of
visiting his parents and friends in Europe,
returned day before yesterday. lie eonclud-
ed, on reaching San Francisco, that he had
grown 50 much folks wouldn't know him and
il was useless To 60
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

The following pun is published in tho
san Francisco Eramissr;
Brigham Young is indeed a iillar OF Sail
Lake His idea Of a vile is--Lots.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

See roorman Glee Clues advertisement
in this paper.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

JAS. ID. BLOSSOM,
iCraas's Granite .store.l
West side Washington street,
To- SITTER cITF, l. T.,
DEALER N EVERY DESCRIPTION or
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Which VIII be sold As cheap as any other
Establishment IN this City Gae or do sell.
dRoCE1RIBS
Coffee, Corn Neal,
sugar, Beans,
Tea. Bacon,
Dried Apples, Lard.
. Peaches, Soda,
PIums, SaIeratus,
Prunes, Cream Tartar,
Canned Fruits, Candles.
Cheese. Kerosene,
Crackers, Lard Oil.
Flour, Tobacco,
Rics, NaiLs
Butter, Shores,
Salt, Stone HassB.ers,
Pepper, Sledge do
G,ngsr. ~ Hand do
Hsttard, Beiio1rs,
Cinnamon, rfses,
Cores. -iariis,
Essences, tres.
Pickles, Store Door Locks,
Poteder, Diceiing do do,
Fuse. Butts ard scretrs
Shot, Cut Tdeks.
Gun d Pistol Caps, Carpet do,
Cartridges. Table Cutlery
Rope. Pocket do
CRoCEERY a. GLASSWARE:
DINNER PLATES. BREAKFAST DO,
sour DO -. Tea do -. CUPS
AND S4UcERs. PLAT
TERS BAKERS,
EWERS
and
BASINS. :. Sugar BowIs -. Cream Pttchers
Chambers. Vater Pitchers. Bar
TuRabters ..---. water 90,
Table Casters, lamp
Weeks and Chm
neys etc
IRny. STEEL. BuRAA.
BRO0Ms, sc.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

ABBOTT, JoBy g--c4rpenper. Washing
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-11
Latest News.
TnE rRy1prNr's MEssAGr.

We have received the Presidents mes.
sage just as we go to press. The Presi-
dent has learned nothing by the late
elections, and on reconstruction cuts fore
and aft with the same mulish obstinacy
that has characterized his entire admin
istration. In fine he takes the thorough.
bred copperhead view of reconstruction
and damns Congress after his old style,
attributing to them the responsibility of
the conduct of his rebel friends in the
South, and against the terrorism and as
sassination in the rebel states he utters
not a word. Thank God, it is the last
annual infection upon this country from
that source. There is only eighty-two
more days left of him. His message was
so insulting to Congress that they refused
it the usual reference to the committee Of
the whole but voted it directly ON the ia.
BILE by the strict party vote of ayes, 1873
nays, 2S.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-11
Vermont News.


A fine deer, weighing about 200
pounds, was shot in Derby last week, by
Harry House.
William Smith of Mortified while
chopping in the woods this week, was
killed by falling branch. He was 40,
and leaves family.
: There are said to be less trout on
the beds of the Caspian Greensboro
lake than ever before at this season Of
the year.
- Last week three White Chester
hogs, eighteen months old, were killed in
Derby, weighing 653, 655 and 730 pounds
when dressed.
- The dry-house belonging to the
clothes pin factory of Elisha Hurd, of
SYNDICATE, was burned on the night of
Nov. oath, with 500 worth of pins
Loss about $500
Mr.. VIM. G. Calkins, of Hdeparpk,
narrowly escaped fatal injury last week
by being thrown from load of wood.
He was dragged some distance under the
load.
1t has recently been discovered that
a stranger who died in Hardwick, near
" year since, was Chas. S. Lamb Of
Maine. Seven of his brothers are living
in that State, from whom he had kept
concealed for fifteen years.
"A dog lately following the stage
from Troy to Newport, amused himsel
by calling at the farm yards on the rout'
and killing sheep in each, by Selling
and biting them through the throat
Twelve sheep were thus killed. The les
we have of such blooded stock the bet
/ ter
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-11

In Bartonsvlle, Nov. %. MOSES WETHERBEE,
In Cornish n. H., Nov. 26th, CALVIN q. WEBB,
ag In S y River Nov. 1855 Mrs MARGARET
J. KIMBALL. widow of Col. Levi kimball; aged 50.
Such is the record; not unlike that when is COM
mon 10 all. As such many read it, and pass on.
But bereaved and sorrowing hearts weave here
name found thus chronicled with Death the hand Of
affection would entyine, unfaaing, the sweet anu
shd bore be most honored name that
con he conferred upon mortals; she was Chifsta1a
Uniting in youth with the church Of her Loved he d
IN = disposition naturally amiable and happy the
love of Jesus added its divine ATTRACTIONS. :,
Denriyed Of late years, by enfeebled health OF tne
riv;ieee of very frequent attendance upon the pub,
c worship Of the sanctuary. when this was granted
ber counfenance in the house of God told OF heart
gratitpde and Of that hearts cheerful praise This
1yas especialIy remarked as the time drew nearer
when she to be called to the pnrer worship OF the
was woman of few words; but her look and
manner never failed to express, often better tnah
words could tell, the sympathy OF true and loving
large family of children mourned their loss.
And II was as a Mother that her virtues shone with
arest lnstre Left widow with the care Of large
,s;Iy aitbfully and well she fulfilled her trust
sne Md And in the strength of msturer years.
and some of them with families OF Their own. none
the less did they continue % Sok 70 et ioT
sra r safe 10 follow Blessed Mother to leave
ncb reeordi Happy children, in the wealth oil sucn
B9t now she is to leave them And the character,
;,; of life shine brighter in death More solieton:
~ ~ children than for herself. she smooths-foi
S1mher passage the tomb All ef them nlns !,
number being present. family enapweu .na y H.
a nest they sing the sweet songs that had 20 oici
giasiiened and eheered her widowed heart Not les
ala she seem to enjoy them now a.
bns She waited on the banks of the river ntli IN
raons came when she gently passed away 10 ex
perence the sweet rest. and JON IN the Gong
she has leff the land Of the dying. 70 60 70 n
land Of the living And Tiers ths ~. Sa T. III Chi,
tisn's home
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-11

A st. Adams custom house officer
recently had the indicate audacity to
investigate magnificent Grecian bend,
and found 5000 worth Of silks concealed
there.
- Mr.. Sidney olin of Salisbury com.
mitted suicide on Tuesday by cutting his
throat in an outbuilding. He was UNI
doubtedly laboring under a temporary
insanity. He had always been highly
respected citizen.