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GRAND BASE BALL MATCH.-Thc Union
base ball club OF this city will come In contest
| this afternoon with the Enterprise base ball
club OF Baltimore. The match is appointed at
$50 y. m, at the White Lot, and from the well
known reputation OF the respective clubs It IL
reasonable to expect some very excellent
sport. Fine accom- modations have been pro-
vided for ladies and children.
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FACTS AIRS STUBBoRS THINGs,-Our $3.50
White Dress Shirts ut well, is made well, and
is composed of q line Linen Bosom and Wan.
sutta Muslin, no deduction In price made II
bought by the THOUSAND. A Saks y 90, No.
OF Seventh street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-04

PRESENTATION OF REsoLUTIoNs.-On Thurs
day evening an interesting time was had at
the hall of Webster Lodge, No. !, knights OF
Of a handsomely framed set Of resolutions
adopted by Calanthc Lodge, No. II, thanking
Webster Lodge for many acts of kindness to
the new lodge. The presentation address was
made by w, o., J. W. Thompson, who was ac-
companied by the officers and committee Of
Calanthe Lodge, and It was received by 7. y;
Goodheart In appropriate remarks, A splendid
blue silk burgee, trimmed with gold lace, bear
ing the name of Webster Lodge, No. 7, X. p,
was presented to the Lodge by number OF
members. p. q George Il. Shohel made the
Peyser, responded. The occasion drew to-
gether quito a large number OF knights, the
hall being crowded.
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Tug WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEoRuETowN RAILROAD,-In the supreme
Court OF virginia, In Richmond, In the case
involving tho granting OF ten ycars' lease OF
the Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown
railroad, tho lease was declared void, on Ao-
count, among other reasons, of the fraudulent
ianne of AsOnnll of annrloms stock.
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WHERE ARR Tug SoAvRS0gRs Much com.
plant Is made by housekeepers aud others OF
the neglect OF soaveDgers In discharBing their
duties, particularly those citizens residing IN
the First ward, whose premises arc said 10 be
in q shocking condition. The sanitary olncefa
should attend to the matter at once, and cause
the scayengers 10 perform their duties.
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CESTRE MARKET.-Thib market was well
sremed to be IN abundance. This morning
the market, we leara, will be opened for few
hours,
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BURGLARious ATTEMrT. - On Thursday
night the residence OF MI Joseph ID. Bond, on
was entered by burglar about half past
eleven o'clock. Mrs. u. heard the man enter
the house, and In q few moments saw him come
into the room, when she gave the alarm and
he ran Off without securing any booty,
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w |II-44
CURES IN TO DAYS.
Sold at $50 Pennsylvania avenue. Apl3-u
nR. CURTIS, NJ. D.. y. X. c. s.. ko..
Author Of
MANHOOD"
"RxPosB OF aUACKs AND oUACKRRY,"
1.-THE USE OF THE MICROSCOPES IN CHR.
TAIN CASES OF DEBILITY" &c.
Has devoted many years Of his extensive practice
entirely to tho treatment and euro Of
NERVOUS DISEASES
Arising from debility and abuses productive Of 10
many instances Of premature decay.
May be consulted by letter or a, his residence,
No. I'D street. between Twentieth and Twenty
nrst treets. Washington. D. G.. from the hours OF
10 =. IN. to p, m. and from to 5 y. m. fel7-6m
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Financial.

Financial.
EIRsT NATIosAL BAsK
WASHINGTON.
Ii. D. COOKE, tof Jay Cooke 4 Co. } PrOsIdsai.
W. y nusriseros. Cashier
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
l5rn srKREr. OPPOSITE ruE TREASURY DEPART.
MET.
Government securities with Treasurer United States.
aosB MILLION DoLLARs.-ga
We buy aud sell all elasscs Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE aud mako Collection. on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give CAREFUL AND
PROMPT ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
and to any other business entrusted to rs.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to 0ovERN-
AgST LOANS a, all times eheerfuliy furnished.
W. s, HUNTINGTON, Cashier
wAsHIsdros. March 20, 1866 mhn-df
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A MA0pTRATg w TRouDLg.-rhe report OF
IieutenRni 0esBford, of The First precinct,
yesterdAy, Ihows that Leonard Kean, Justice
II the Peaee, was arrested last night by Ser,
seant Vernln, charged with being drunk and
iisUrderly, md that his trial was deferred
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THE COMEDY OF CONvOCATION.
The Professor of History, standing ottoman. q
dresses the Assembly.
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A couple of countrymen, in looking at
new hats in one of our hat stores, were de-
lighted with sample that had small mir
Tor on the inside of the crown; cit being
put there" as one of them said SO fefs
him." .-~.---- +-@-
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EDUCATIONAL AGENCY.
CHARLES d. ELDER

CHARLES ID. ELDER,
No. 40 Poydras street, New Orleans,
Being Special Agent for many Colleges Converts and
Academies in Southern and Western States, offers
gratis facilities to parents and guardians wish
select schools for their children and wards
Catholic Institutions may have their collections and
any other interests faithfully served by placing them
promptly 4 charge % This Agency.
ADDE'S: Box ao34, PostohRce, New Orleans, La
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H0RKH0 STAR AND CATHOLIC HHDaKwaxR
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. MARCH IS. lsss.
1oRx1aH cArHo1lc uTz1IIaxHm.

His Emiinence, Cardinal Clafelli, signed
ON Sunday, January 26th, . Brief for the re-
organization Of the Order of the Holy Sc
Pulchre, declaring it to be henceforth a
Pontifical Order, with the distinction and
grades that exist in other orders.
The Glasgow Free Press, which Of late has
pursued such . course as to call for the
interference OF the ecclesiastical authorities,
has been suspended. Previous to this, it
was denounced by order Of Cardinal Barna-
DO from all the Catholic chapels in Scotland.
The official journal of Rome of the 9TH
February, puhfishes telegram from Nuns
ter, dated 9th inst, announcing that the
6rst address of the German studenta to the
Pope has been enthusiastically dispatched
to Rome. In this address they announce
that they will maintain twenty Zouaves for
the service of the Pope.
The London Weekly Register Of February
18th, says:
We understand from good authority that
during the past week, seven ladies belong
ing to an Anglican Statehood in the North
east of London were. received into the
Catholic Church, and that owing to their
conversion the establishment to which they
belonged will have to be broken up.
The English Church Nc,cs contains the
following announcement: 1--WE have heard
with regret that the superior and sisters of
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THE COMEDY OF CONvOCATION.
A Clerical Tea Party.

r FITZwnLIAM e. CO.,
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D F. GoGARTY-
CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNEp
J. Il. KRULL.


j. z. KRULL. ~ a n,cvry
KRULL & DICKEY,
WHOLESALE RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
LOG Canal Street, New Orleans La
Law Medical Miscellaneous, School, and Juvenile
DeOk5 I a 3u
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on Ssssassy ,: :ss
Tuition~tColeeiste and Cou,u.rc;., corr...,
RI sa.ssss E s %ss.s; -. .Sa.''''-
quarter q = .onts. ol..'es per Is
rs 81 sa,Ss Pfsp.F.soty qa.rter Of
rsioa@Fourth Prep.rato1y Glass, per quarter Of y
Hsf S Sssss:l.: II
Mu.so-pisno. ne1 enas4s. AARl1Esl - a.. ,
Fi"tn * @ ,horn1Snea Per quarter Is
D,.~,,u Quarter .,9.-......-. 10
studess,s ant.r;n. ~: ~ Y
% pSy the qT;stsr IN n but deduSticn Il
TN. x s.sseax ne xn g %ass
y" BonEa and ste ens@ng 3nastcr. .
. fos asenes ezeept in case Of protaete
II ss ssd c.es r.
wthnn snas wnsn.s Student isAye. the Ihstitno,
r.
ssess1e sss saa ss
e the DO
in Nd say ssss.nt ,,o.,v.a =, 49,. -
ha1s Se
| COURSE OF sruDIrs
English Litsr.tu,, co Idsd nE, p,..,.,,
ahs%iary and
and SpherEcal Trieonones ysSU%es5y fane sold
Satasa and Integral Calculus.
Composition Latin and s1s sSssf -'-' ~''
Grammar, Epi.tolary correspondenoe. ComDo.,t,on
Attentions psd 20 History French
and Fsansss E %ssins A'hme
Geoeranbx Esg;s addition to the above
Agss5a Vocal and
opmoyAI sr,,1,ss .n.v,,, -
xaaa and is given to the Musical
College day the Of the
tent 5rofessor "A'S "Auer Inc guidance OF compe
young men Who intend to dsYot designed for
there Is an eesminat,o, bs,a ...,,
oener IN csae OF thSnsh they may be
Close sc held the public the
merit nn d Of JaIy and
Agent in New Orleans-Charles D. Elder, No. 14o Pow
DR0SPE7TTs M IN 1 S2S ~ les
tsT JosEra5. NEAR Mosls Asn4x M. Goth ts1
Instiution incorporated by State of Alabama and
seessy Of jesus is con-
the Of sn ss hundred
and Pn ag5Tse 81 ss.,,. zo,z;o..
provided that with view to order and uniformity they
willing to attend the exercises Of the Catholic
III plan Of Rss.ue.iea embraces. Greek Latin
s3t ts NstuIe Mental
OF and the u.u.
ss :. the opinion
The q admission from nine t. fseen No ono
E Esssyed bs who doss not know how
tho result of the quarterly examination -' sA
metters not Known to be from parents guardians
VIII be opened by an officer Of the College.
TERMS:
oard Tuition, washing, Stationery. e2oo 90
entrance money (frst year only) ....-- M n, ,
Medical fees and Pharmacy: -............... 10 90
Bedding, If furnished by the COLLAGE ~ ~ |
NB-lst- Payments to be made in gold or eouiva
emit in currency.
api sdnissed 10 DO paid in advance before
Sd. No deduction il made less than month q, n.
money advanced for entrance fee bedding and medca
eee. e' ~A
eth Books furnished by the College at the
parents and guardians. f'eo
5th. No advance made by the Colleoe for ,,ro,.
othiIg travelling, dentistry, pocket money etc. be-
uch expenses ~ ~ A'"ior W meet -
MUSIC AND, DRAWING g.
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Il
From the descriptions of travellers, this
Is one OF the most beautiful island in the
world. Formerly q stronghold of Franc .,
1t has been in the possession Of the English
aimee 1910. A late work, by Mr.. C. J. Boyle,
descriptive of its scenery and society, pos
sesses more than passing interest to us,
on account of an analogous condition of
things growing cut of the labor question.
When emancipation came, its negro popu-
lation, like ours, ceased to work, or worked
pooEly.lt seemed very probable that cult
walton would diminish ruinously but, for
tunately, Coolies from India, after first
failure, and violent opposition from Exeter
Hall and kindred spirits, were found to be
well adapted to replace the former laborers.
The results are a production of sugar more
than doubled since emancipation. Cannot
something similar be done for Louisiana
We quote, to show the perfect identity there
is between their, and our former laborers:
h0k ENn Ind
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL. II
n srAfmI ia..,. A.;cADEAY gAYsr Loyn
since sei is so';a Hs..t has been = opsr.s
saSsdins az the sdvantases u the sea hrsess ~
Sods e sss ansa n
70 Ssahf for tho pupil. great inoit
Tss dsii.atfal sisaatioe nay Lou. and tho f.c
Vel known that only passing NOTICE Of these adSan
The system this Ia .tr,o,,
S i1r and passs9. infassi:n. q g:
,, The ss:se. s.d in.ustio. Of pupil. and
a and ooastant attention given to tho lorna
sss aR d xsc' and
o. .sss Of ss1:
"npuai vacation Last. about siI weeks. .1N' ''''
s se.. The ago
EnSlisa and French Gr@n.r GopositSn S1ithmetic
-'-,-''p'.s' A's''': T eEsinSstssy 3. ss'
sdvance 1a.lona Per sesson, payable half yearly in
w.:hins Per se..ion SO 90 90
Vacation" spent s 4 Is sTSAS5Hx:
U.s os Pa Fan x,o nss month pss Month
spanish and German PEI ans@sse. mar g
sfss .A @
cravat. four pair Of drawcs sa tores s ss
iss ali P
on. double
ri With the ii
s:sy ss une'. ef
DIANE he Nun naP ss q pqgll. limited and guar
wards in the beginning the session '"er sous OF
sssy y :ss sSssr
LOUIS: ashisllsbero,l Miss. -1''''a 20 naS o.
s.pssor n of he Js.sits oIissn. Rss
s4osr iSsue ca4
&; aess ss':
ssi Ss Il. The
o6I1ss h. attending
as an csSs h az:
t1r one ne in the and they have the satisfc
r.; sdaantssss
r.s. &C. csris,sn With ths
der Il stadsnt and them parents It rem
sss;RS .s s
r.
~ It: =:
That nothing might be wanting the instituton
an AYfa
i9raly OF select works established and a charter OBJ
20 grant diplomas confer degrees and bestow all
Inc class rooms study halls dormtory and re- ectorv
ne On scale equal TO any in the country
win greater facilities than those which have aIreaav
isr the Christan Brothers the condolences of the
tney viii now better xbe promote the p6y
lca and Intellectual development the studenia
;a 70 their care The system of government is
mo and parental yet frm enforcing the orervance
manners and morals satsfactory students
gu communications admitted, and their reiioions
Unions I are unrestricted. '-''i f'"S''a'
ne academic year commences the frat Mopd.v
,G'emoer, and ends 1T the beginning Of July.
A. '.SIasecs Will DO kept open during vacation f,r
nifty. ~ ~ s"0 oPpof
-- TERMS:
s"enss ior term OF Two months. invariably In I'D.
.ara Washing. tuition, and doctors fee per term
"a nso nsohtns .-..-.-.-.....-...t l6SS
trance fee to be paid once only ........... 10
EXTRA CHA RGEs . 60
asc-Piano, per term of.fve months - aao
Violin, (strings furnished), per term OF ave
or any other wind instrument Der
awning. Der farm of five months ........-. %
9 OF instruments, In the study Of natural phloeo-
my ana chemistry per session ....-..............
BRO. ISAIAH. President
Agent In New Orleans-Charies ID. Elder No IS0 pox
% street. Post Office address, Box 1884. fe9
BUSINESS CARDS.
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JAMEsSA GRESHAM.
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER.

JAMEssA. GRESHAM.
| BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER
| % CANT STREET,
Would respectfully call the attention Of Catholics to hi
large and splendid stock OF Catholic Prayer Books and
Bibles. from Csc. to CAS- each.
Also various Church Books, and Works Of Devotion
including the Lives Of tho Roman Pontis" from St.
Peter to Plus TX; the Imitation of Christ by Thomas
/ A. Kempis Sadler's Catholic Directory and Ordo
| for 1868"
Mr Gresham would specially announce to tho heads of
Catholic Schools and Converts that prepared to
tho School Books used and required the
Northern prices. including the Christian Brothers
Series. the Metropolitan Readers Kearneys Serea of
school Books and all kinds of Stationery. fec I'm
A SIMON.
STATIONERY, BOOK, PERIODICAL.
NEWS DEALER,
No. IS BARONNE STREET, NEW ORLEANS
LEE OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARYApubl.bed
by Messrs sadlier; splendidy illustrated and ele-
gantly bound.
HISTORY OF" IRELAND-Ancient and Modern-Bv
Martin Haverty: finely illustrated. Acknowledged
to be the most reliable history extant
FENIAN HEROES AND MARTYRS-By John Saw
age The latest contribution on this exciting theme
1ss MAGAZINES AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
information on every subject
STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
LOCAL AND FOREIGN PAPERS. fec
D F. GoGARTY-
CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND srAT1oNER
Isl Camp street. opposite St Patricks Church
Has general stock of SCHOOL BOOKS especialIy |
those used in Catholic Schools and Colleges Bibles
Prayer Books Standard and Miscellaneous works an
cd by tho highest Catholic authorities All the latest
Cath>Nc Publications, Beads Medals Crucifxes and rel
gious pictures General agent for all Catholic Newspa
pers an@ Magazines Base Balls Bats Bases and Score
Books. Goo, g
u L. AhoLL. E.s. DICKEY. |
TRULL & DICKEY
WHOLESALE RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERs,
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High pitch-Tarring a roof.
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FlANUS.-PIANOS.~
I)IANOSi P1ANOS!-ALwAYS ON HAND-A
select stock of P1eyel Pianos. Also-George Steck &
Co and Haines Brothers Square Pianos for which
are agents.
We especially invite the public to examine Stecks
PIANO. which is pronounced by good judges be tho
Square Piano manufactured In the United States.
Particular attention paid to repairing and tuning.
ZORN g. Bremen,
fei6 3m So Camp street, New Orlesns.
ONLY GOLD MEDAL 1865
GUsTAvE voM HoFE.
Manufacturer of UPRIGHT PIANOS sO7 Maaagine
street, New Orleans.
Eve-v new Piano sold, is warranted for Eve years
feG2 IL
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BUSINESS CARDS.

SAMUEL g. GREEN. ruom.. a., 40.
GREEN & ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
No. 81 COMMERCIAL PLACE.
Front Omce-Lowar Floor zoo II, 70
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DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STATIONERY
AND
BLANK BOOKS
No. 16 CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS

Blank every and style made to order and
Books neatly bound.
Job Printing cuch Cards, Bill Heads Letter Heads
Circulars Bill Of Ladng, etc. neatly promptly exc
cuted At the lowest market rates.
WE HAVE OUR OWN PRINTING OFFICE. AND
BINDERY. -
Orders respectfully solicited and carefully attended TO-
fec 3m
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EDUCATIONAL.


ST lays cOLLEGE-pIsEcrED BY TIL
ssESets New Orleans, La
Cs 1nstatutaon Incorporated BY IN act Of the LeEs
n ,a:rs o. sss yesr is.s spd DPo
Tor tho moral intelpctual
aevess,msnt % stgdents L Il oolmcdious ana well
satuated In quiet and healthy part Of TIE
city ats saccessf career naked 81 the ks degree
o ponc II has areay eained and 20 snSoaj
.nc.essc o. the humber The systo Of gov
eminent mild and parental yet Arm In enforcins the
COZ Of est.b.hsd disoiPline No pupil be
sesstmons.: and none VIII % rct.ined whose manners
enG moran are not satisfactory. Pupils Of all dcnomi
natio.s arc admitted md their opinions arc
ments e b o.de quarterly in advance follows:
fourth on April 18th. 49, ~ ~
Tnitton-tCollegiate and Commercial Coursos)-
-Por quartor Of u months ....-...........a l6 90
Tuiefon-Second and First Preparatory Classes per
rsiaon- fsspas.soiy aa.rtet Of 10 70
n months. ls 50
months~ 10 90
AasAA nosruoro. n 90
An:io-riano. erquarter. SI5 90
Violin, lstrings furnished per quarter. :. Is 90
Flute, or any other Wind INSTRUMENT, per
HuSrtor. 10 90
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-07-17

ANDovER.-The new Baptist church
at Peasville was to have been dedicated
on Thursday of this week.
The hay crop in Andover is good this
year, and the crops generally arelooking
well, including a fair show of apples.
Some of the smaller fruit like cherries
and plums are failure. They have no
Grant and Colfax club in Andover for
the reason that not democratic vote has
been cast there at presidential election
for many years. This is just thereason
why they ought to have just such aclub
or something equivalent, to secure full
vote in September, the time when it will
do the most good. Better that all vote
in September and three-fourths stay at
home in November, if that must be.
Let the the good people of Andover give
us full vote in September if possible.
A lynx which has been prowling about
| for few years past, was seen last week
near Peasville. A hound was set upon
its track, and the animal, as was suppos
ed, driven into its den near by. Hell
was procured, and there was dug from
the hole-not the lynx-but three foxes
A heavy shower passed over the centra
part of Andover the night Of the 5tf
quilting the roads considerably, and wash
ing up corn and potatoes.
The Fourth passed off quietly in Ar
dover, with no demonstration except
picnic at Peasville, where speeches, mt
sic, toasts and bountiful dinner mad
up the programme.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-07-17

THE New York CIRcUs.-The per-
Torrance of the New York Circus here
on Wednesday, excited unusual admira-
ton, not only by the excellence of the
actors and trained horses, &c, but by
the equal excellence of the good order,
and propriety which prevailed. Not a
sign of a "side show" and inside the
tent the usual annoyances were also aba
ted. We have never before thus spoken
of any circus, but the good department
above mentioned is worthy of commend
alton, and readily accounts for the pop
uIarity of the New York Circus.
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Vermont News.

- The railroad ticket office at Swan.
ton, was entered and robbed on Wednes-
day night of last week. Amount taken
not stated.
Mr.. Crispin Taft Of Starksboro, one
Of the most extensive land holders in
that town, died on the 30th ult., aged rs
years. He was buried at his request ON
his own farm.
- The house of c. II. Congden, of
Dandy, was entered by burglars Monday
night of last week, and robbed of silver
ware.
They celebrated the Fourth ut
Enosburgh, and among the toasts was
"The day we celebrate! Hot as blazes p
"A mammoth bear, weighing 426
lbs, was caught in trap in Pownal n
few days since, and dispatched after
severe struggle.
Mr.. Henry w. Bailey of Newbury,
sold to Mr.. Barker of Massachusetts, on
the 4th inst.,.a splendid chestnut colored
horse for the handsome sum of $1,000. Y
Saturday, June II, Mrs. Pearl of
Sheffield, in going up stairs, fell and
broke the neck of the thigh bone. She
is IS years old, and the break will, Of
course be very difficult to heal.
Mr.. c. w. McKoy of Lyndon was
badly injured Wednesday, in attempt
ing to get from load of hay to the NOW,
his head struck the "great beam," knock
ing him back upon the load, and from
there 10 the barn floor. His injuries are
serious.
A poor Vermont widow decorated
a whole graveyard herself. The little
cemetery is near Washington, and con-
tains the remains of 40 Union soldiers,
including those of her own son. Assist
ed only by her children, she wove 40
wreaths of flowers, and laid one on each
mound.
= Mr. Lawrence, an employee in the
paper mill of Bacon, Ide q Co., at st.
Johnsbury Centre, got caught, on Friday,
by revolving shaft, and considerably
injured. His clothing was entirely strip
ped from him, and it was only by the
prompt stopping of the machinery by
some one at hand, that his life was saved.
Amos Callman of Rochester, had
one of his legs badly cut on Monday last
with q moving machine, while attempt
ing to guide an unruly horse. He was
thrown on to the cutter, and before he
could release himself from his dangerous
position, received quite severe injuries.
= DIR. G. B. Billiard of St. Johnsbury
was thrown from his wagon on Sabbath
evening, July 5, in the town of Danville,
and somewhat bruised and famed, but
was only laid by for day or two. One
of the ever present water-bars across the
road was what upset him.
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DEMONSTRATING extracts obtained,
not from the fruit but from certain chem
zeal products, should be carefully used,
Recently over thirty persons who attend
ed a strawberry and ice cream festival
given in Saginaw, Mich, were suddenly
taken i'll, most of them slightly, but three
or four quite seriously. The illness, it
was thought, was occasioned by the ex-
tracts with which the cream was favored.