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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-17

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-17
ytDGE WALES REMARKS.

Ny first acgusi,tanee with Judge Bennett was
when he first came here 20 reside. My first
opinion of his legal abilities ~s< derived from
the impressions given me by Judge PECK. With
whom | was studying at that time, and who
regarded Judge Bennst, as one of the ablest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-17

was afraid that he would hear of it. On Sun
day night, the goods were taken to Mr.. Potter's.
| and Mrs. Potter were present when the goods
were brought to Mr.. Potter's. 1t was arranged
that the goods were to be taken to where they
were found | was to receive $3.50, for doing
it. from MIR. Charles Potter | left the KEYS at
Mr.. Charles Potter's after the deed On Sunday
night they were tried on the door and would not
fit. and Mrs Potter had Mr.. Potter's horse
and a square box side spring wagon on that night
The chisel came from Mr. Potter's. The store
was entered by the back window about Y O'Clock
with the aid Of chisel The wagon was under
the church shed during the evening When the
store was entered it was six or eight rods south
west of the store, at AT the time Of the robbery
There was glass taken out Of the window. No
one that know Of got cut with il.
Respondents counsel objected 10 question As
to how Mrs. Potter was dressed on that night,
on the ground that it was immaterial. Objection
not sustained.
She had a mans wool hat on her head | had
ON "a braided straw hat ; I went into Jhe store
and We both loaded them Mrs. Potter received
the goods and packed them away never knew
about the hole till Mr. Griswold went away ::
when we got there the carpet and the trap was
up: went AWAY about or 10 O'Clock that
morning Mr.. Ham. Potter had no knowledge
of this matter rs | know Of
DR.. Ham Potter WAS then discharged by the
court on request of the counsel for the prosecu-
tion. no evidence appearing against him.
The court then adjourned to - P m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-17

iurists on the bench If case was fairly pre-
sented to him, | think his decision upon IT would
compare favorably, in point of a thorough com
prehenson of its legal principles and eoncusions'
with that of any other. Judge Bennett was
often called . case lawyer" confirming himself
too closely to the decisions before him. That he
was always consistent with himself was true lie
had the highest reverence for the true principles
Of the common law, and disliked and labored
with all his power against judicial and legisla-
tive innovations. Among these | may allude to
the privilege granted by the legislature in 1857,
allowing parties to testify in their own behalf
the tendency and correctness Of which tine judge
seriously questioned. But | can but reiterate
the opinions Of him just presented by the chair
man, that Judge Bennett was one who fully
intended to do equal justice to ALL and think
can freely and truly say that there WIS no one
but respected him both as a citizen, rs iurist
and a man.
The committee on resolutions, through Hon
Daniel Roberts, reported the following re,olu-
tons, which were at once adopted:
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-25
Ladies', Take Particular Notice.
THE REAL VELPHAU FEMALE PILLS.


rI'HESE PILLS,
l. 50 celebrated
many years ago in
Paris for the relie'
of female irrcgu-
,arities, and after
wards So notorious
for their criminal
employment in the
practice Of ab"rtion.
are now offered for
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-25
The stage.

The stage.
An amateur once volunteered to play
Richmond, lie was lame, having one Icy
shorter He began his opening speech
"Thus far into the bowels Of the land have
I marched on without impeachment" when
a rude, unfeeling fellow interrupted him
with. " Hoped on, you mean ito which,
with a polite bow, Richmond replied
Thank you, sir hop corrected - and
proceeded with the performance. Our
Duke of Aranza, at Darlington, had begun
that sentence Of Iobin's, which never fails
to elicit cheers from the gallery, "No, I'll
beat you the man who lays his hand up
on woman save in the way of kindness,
is wretch whom 'twere gross fattery to
call coward;" when it suddenly occurred
to him that the actors were all aware OF
his having thrashcd his wife lwho was
J..Iiaaa) that same afternoon. With some
presence of mind he sariea~the text thus,
= The man who lays his hand upon wo-
man, except when she deserves it" etc.
At Lanark we were representing Heart
of Midlothian The two or three Scotch
man that were in the company were cast
for Dambiodihes, Saddietrees, etc. and
Darid Deans was allotted to our first old
man, atborough ,Cockney born and bred.
No sooner did he begin to scold his daugh-
ters for talking of dances than there
was slight murmur of disapprobation
from the gallery, and.a native" bawled
nut, eAceh, mon, yer no a bit like Darie
Dean, where's yer awccent p TO which
unkind interrogation Darid testify replied,
"Why, you've GOTTA repartee that
was taken in good part and the old mans
really capital acting (sans the accent) gain
ed him a call at the close of the drama
Phillips Recollections.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-25

1t is unwise to hope for domestic happi
ness in the possession of single favorable
trait of character it is better to look for
combination, and they are most to be
CONGRATULATED who can discern and WOO
and win the posscssor Of the largest NUN
Der of good points. First Of all, the man
whom YOU love, the woman whom you
adore should possess a high sense Of right
and wrong next, bodily health and
thirdly, moral bravery, n courage to be in.
dnstrious, economical and selt-denying.-
With these three traits, principle, health,
and soul that can do and dare all that
one ought to, domestic felicity will abide.
None ought to marry who cannot com.
,nand the means OF enabling them to live
in comfort according to their station in lille
without grinding economies.
It is uselesc to talk about Love in cot
tage. The little rascal always runs away
when there is 10 bread and butter on the
table. There is more love in a full flour
barrel than in all the roses and posies and
woodbines that ever grew.
No mechanic should marry until he is
MASTER his trade (; nor a professional
man until his income is adequate to the
style Of life which he determines upon !;
nor the merchant until his clear annual
gains are equal to his. domestic expendi-
lures, unless, indeed, there are, in either
case, independent and unconditional sourc-
es Of income.
No man ought to marry who has to
work like horse from morning till night
to supply family neccssarics, whether it be
brais. OF body !; for if the body is thus
made drudge Of, itperpetrates impaired
power to the race while if the brain is
over-wrought, it's eaec;s will be seen in
children Of feeble intellect, if, indeed, they
are not dcmcrted. To calculate, therefore,
on reasonable share of domestic enjoy
mcnt, the parties most interested should
aim TO find in each other as great an
amount as may be- of high moral principle
and bodily health, and either the actual
posscssion of suitable maintenance, or
an individual ability to secure it without
peradventurc.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-25

lS44-The fastest time on record was
made by a railway train consisting of but
one car 1t performed the distance from
Paddington to Exeter England 1882 miles
in four hours and thirty-iive minutes, in
GLIDING several delays, one of half an
hour. The positive speed exceeded mile
a minute.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. EUNE's APPOINTMENTS.

DR.. CONE has visited Urbana about eight
years, and treats and cures all variety OF dis
eases, and may be consulted a. his Offices
at the following times and places:
In Urbana, at the Exchange Hotel, on
Wednesdays, Nov. I3; Dec. IS; Jan. p
Feb 26; April !; May 6.
In Springfield, at the Willis House, on
Thursdays. Oct 10; Nov. "A; Dec. 10; Jan.
% Feb. %; April 2; May Z.
In London, at the Phifer House, on Fri
days, Oct II Nov. 10; Dec. 20; Jan. q
Feb % April 3; May s.
Dr. Cone has now practiced, at the above
Offices, nearly nine years, and If he have life
and health, be will 6ll the above seven ap-
pointments; but after that time he viii not
practice at any Of the above Offices for some
months, and he may discontinue his visits en-
tirely.
DR.. Co8E cures all forms OF Chronic Diseas-
es, as Dyspepsia in all its various varieties;
all diseases Of the Lungs and Air Passages, as
Caryngitis, and Consumption; all diseases ot
the Kidney, Liver, Pancreas, and the Gland;
generally; all diseases of the Heart, Blood
and Blood Vessels; all diseases Of the Brain
and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, or St. Vitu'
Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and general nervous
innutrition; all diseases of females, enlarged
tonsils, and all forms of Scrofula, as also al
diseases Of the Eye and Ear; and all other
Chronic Diseases. No charge for consulta-
ton, but cash for medicines. Be sure not to
delay your application too long. n238-H.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
WHOLE NUMBER 3O6.

getting up divine service to an old man,
two boys, a negro cir, several pigs and a
COW. After singing hymn and offer
ing q prayer, he read a passage from the
New Testament, and then, after a long
pause, said Ny, bloVed brstbern,
you think that if our Saviour we're to
return to earth, you would be glad to
see him; that you would invite Elm to
your houses, and introduce him 10 GOOD
society. You would throw open your
finest churches, and the Lord would
preach from marble pulpits to velvet.
cushioned peWs. Ny bIoved, YOU are
mistaken. Were Christ to return he
would have to preach on the corners,
and sleep in the market-housss as I do.
You would MT know him, and he Would
not know you. You would require an
introduction, and when introduced, in
all human probability, be would tell YOU
to 60 to hell and be d mued for your
vanity, mere vanity, and worldly seek
ing"
This last was so like profanity, and so
grOtesquely out of place, that 1 laugh
ed. youth, " cried the indignant street
preacher, " do you know where you're
goin' to ?'
Yes, sir" Ireplied; "I an going
to the postofice."
No, sir, you are on the way to the
gallOws. Any one who would laugh in
the presence Of His servants q s6akin'
in the cOld''- I did not wait for more.
If the music was paid for, the preach
ing was conventional. never heard a
more powerful discourse on the sweet
ness Of holiness and the sinfulness OF
sin; and 1t must have pleased every
one, for no ones coneienee could have
been touched. So far as phraseology
went, 1t was just such an exhortatiOp "a
Hebrew rabbi might have given to q
congregation of Moses and sons, eigh-
teen hundred years ago, in Jerusalem.
L thought Of what NJ G. Conway once
said to me on a like occasion UWeH. If
these merchants are not Jews in their
dealings, they are certainly Hebrews in
their prayers"
1t IS not my province to be the theOl-
oSlcaI, DuG as we moved slowly out to
the music of fashionable galop play on
the organ, 1 could not help thinking
that IN these degenerate days there were
just two sects left that were in earnest
and meant business-one is the Catholic,
and the other the Methodist. They
have convictions the rest have senti-
ments. Outside of these, from the tall
est steeple and the heaviest upholstery
of New York down to the gifted Gaddis'
'd-ear little congregation, it strikes the
Undersigned as all fringe work.
There, now, you have my Sundays
experience and Sundays reflections in
New York, I am ready to apologize to
the FIVE hundred and odd clergymsn, or
the five hundred and odd BARRIERS, If any
I have offended"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
Held On, Devil

In the early days of the State of In
diana, the capital was COrydon, and the
annual session of the General Assembly.
usually brought together as wild a set
Of Wags as could be found in the State,
who had to rely on their resources for
amusement, for there were then few
theaters, concerts or shows.
The lovers of mischief had establish.
ed a mock Masonic Lodge, into which
they would entiee such as were a little
green, and take them through a variety
Of ridiculous ceremonies, to the Infinite
amusement Of the crowd.
On one Of these occasions It being
understood that good natured, athletic
young man, about half simpleton, was
to be initiated the room was crowded.
Judge Grass Git being a character in
which be was particularly happy) cen
senting to act the role Of the devil and
to make the services more impressive,
had put on face and a large paper cap,
surmounted with horns, and with some
chains in the hand placed himself be-
hind a screen.
After taking the candidate through q
variety of ceremonies, he was brought
to a stand before a screen and told that
he had to confess all crimes he had com
mitted during his whole life. The can
didate confessed some trivial offenses,
and declared that he could reeollect no
more.
At this the Judge came from the
screen, groaned and shook the chains
The frightened candidate related some
other small matters, and declared be had
disclosed all the crimes he had commit
ted. At this the groans Of the pretend
ed devil became furious, the chains rat
tied and he shOod his horns in the face
of the terrified candidate, who, starting
back in alarm, cried out
d" II hold on, M-m-mister D-d-devil,
if m-must t-tell you, 1 d-d-did kiss
J-jjudge G-grasss wife a couple Of
t-times p
The groaning ceased. and the devil
disappeared.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
DR.. TUEKER's VISITS.

DR.. Tucker may be consulted at
URBANA-Weaver House. Nov. I4th, Jan.
4th, Feb 2Oth, April 9th, May Dist.
SPRNGFIELD--Willjs House, Nov. 10Th,
Jan Ssh, Feb. Dist, April 10Th, May 2lst.
He will cure every case he promises to-
Treats Consumption, Bronchitis, loss ofvoice,
Sore Throat Dyspepsia, Liver Disease, Kid
ney, Bladder, and Eruptive Skin Complaints,
rheumatism, Scrofula, Epilepsy Neuralgia,
Sick Headache and Female Diseases with
wonderful success. Let no one despair of a
cure till they have consulted DIR. Tucker.
Dr. Tucker has had more experience and
better success in curing ALL CHRONIC and
obstinate diseases than any doctor in the
West
Ten years OF successful business on one
circuit is, OF ought to be, Sufficient to convince
all who need medicine and wish to be cured,
that they had best consult DR.. Tucker at once.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19

DATNTS FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS.-The
L Grafton Mineral Paint Co., now manufactUr
ing the Best Cheapest and most Durable Paint in Use
two coats well put on, mixed with pure Linseed Oil,
viii last 10 Is years. it is of light brown beau
tful chocolate color. and can be changed to green
lead stone drab. olive cream. to SUIT the tste Of
the consumer 1t is valuable for Houses Barns, Fen
ces Carriage and Carnakers. Pals andW OOden-Wnre,
Agricultural Implements, Canal Boats, Vessels and
Ship Bottoms. Canvas Metal and Shingle Roofs, Gt
being fire and Water prOOf.) Floor Oh Cloths, Cone
Manufacturer having used 1000 bbs. the past year,
and paint for al purposes is unsurpassed for Ody
durability. elasticity and adhcsyeness Price Sc per
Dbl Of 300 s which win supply farmer for years TO
come. Warranted in all cases as above. Send for a
circular which gives full particulars None genuine
unless branded in trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
Address, DANIEL BIDWELL.
3O2-6m. "a Pearl Street. New York.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
Notice in Bsnkruptcv.

The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his appoint
ment as Assignee Of the Estate of John c. Winans,
Urbana Champaign County Ohio, who has been ad
judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by the Dis
rict Of Ohio, before John Deyor, Register in Bank
ruktcy, Grceuville, Ohio.
SAMUEL BOWERSOCK. Assignee,
st. Paris, Champaign County, Ohio.
JOHN s. LEEDoM.
attorney for Petitioner, Urbana, Ohio.
303-3w.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
LEGAL.
Legal Notice.
lQeE r. NOfl- Allh 7 OF
'alentine, deceased, r.+;t;,,, .,1lro,4

Alexander F. Cory, Admir- of
Levi Valentine deceased, u.t;t5,,, p, .,1lTorl
Elizabeth Dick and others.
On the 29th day OF February, 1865 between the
hours OF one and three o'clock, p. NJ, the prem
ises viii be sold to the highest bidder the following
described Real Estate the property Of Levi Naen-
tine. deceased, situated in the county Of Champaign
and State Of Ohio tO-wit: Part of the East-haf Of
the South East quarter Of section 25, Town. ., Range
Is, MRS:
Beginning at the SOUTHEAST corno- Of J. Kirby's
% acres in same quarter thence West to his South
West corner; thence south with the West line Of the
halquarter far enough that line East to the
East line Of the quarter, parallel to the South line Of
said 20 acres, thence TO the beginning, will contain
Just 20 acres of land.
Also the following: Part Of the West half of said
quarter secton-Beginning at the Northwest corner
of J. Kirbys 40 acres thence South with the East
line of said halEquarcr to the South West corner Of
the above described 20 acres 100 rods more or less
thence West far enough so that line run North to
the North line Ofthe quarter parallel 10 said East line
Of the halfquarter thence to the beginning will con-
tain just s. aCres of land as shown tie Plat Of
said quarter to he at the Office Of the Probate
Judge OF said county Free and clear Of Dover.
TEEMs-OnC third cash in hand. and the balance in
two equal annual payments with interest to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
Appraised at 50 500. ALEXANDER Z. CORY.
Executor as Aforesaid,
By TAYLOR & LEEDoN,
Atty's for Executor.
Jan. .99th- -20lavs.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
NOTICE

Is hereby given that petition VIII be presented to
the Commissioners Of Champaign County. Ohio, al
their next regular session praying for the opening aud
establishing of County Road Is follows: Beginning
in the Turnpike leading from Urbana to Piqua On tho
line between Sections II 6 % and running thence
North between the lands Of @. H. Ward and John Ba-
come. Simeon Taylor and Wm. Idle, TO the county
road between Sections IS s. y: thence North on the
Section line to county road leading from Concord
Chapel to Miilerstown in said County.
Jan. goth. 1865 3l3-iw.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
Assignees Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned ha:
been constituted and duly qualified Assignee for tht
benefit of creditors of Horace q. Happersett and D
W. Happersett partners as II. G. q D. W Happersett
All creditors holding claims against said persons O
firm arc required to prove and present such claims Al
are required by law.
DAVID II. UOVEY, Assignee.
Urhana. Feb. ). 1865. 3O4-30d
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19

CHINESE SERvANTs.-Bishop Simp-
son, in recent lecture, predicted that
in very few years, here 10 Boston, We
would have Chinese servants in our hons.
es. Paterfamilias referred to this AZ
the breakfast table this morning, when
little Minnie, after a while, came % his
chair and whispered. "Oh, pa, wont
it be nice ? We shall have a Chinese
servant, and she will eat all the rats, 50
wa won't have to keep a catr'
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
AssiFnees ETotice.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned have
been constituted and duly qualded Assignees for the
benefit Of creditors or s. F. NOrthcut civilian Blair
partners as $ E. Northcut & Co. All creditors hold
ing claims against said persons or firm are required
to prove and present such claims as are required by
law for dividend within thirty days.
JOHN G. WALLACE, I ,z.i,-,eer
S. i. p. STONE,
3O2-30d.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
WE ARE MAKING A COMPLETE
REVOLUTION IN TRADE!

And are selling for ONE DOLLAR, silk, Merino.
and Alpaca Dresses, Shawls, Bslmordls Linen Goods
Watches. Jewcrv. Sver-plated Ware, Sewing Ma
chimes. sc. Send clubs OF ten or more with 10 cts
for each descriptive check and the gettcr up Of the
club VII receive present worth S3 to S3GG, accord
ing to number sent. Agents wanted everywhere
eral St, Boston.
30l-3m.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19

A. s. ). N. MOsgroye, Pits, Before n. Rhodes. ] P
vs. +Of Urbana To, Cham
Vim. II. Smith, Defendant. paign County, Ohio
On the 22d day of January. A D., 1868 said Justice
issued an order Of Attachment in the above action
for the sum OF S4s 80.
Urbaua. O. Jan. 60 1855. sO4-3yv.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19

THE WoRLD ALMANAo.-Our thanks are
due Mr.. Marble, editor OF the New York
World, for copy of the World Almanac for
1868. It is an excellent compilation-sur-
passing the wel-known Tribune Almanac
and should be in the hands of every Demo-
crat. Price, % cents copy. Address The
World New York City.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
SETTLE Up!

THE notes and accounts due the undersigned, be
| found at Jacob Aulabaugh Co. Store No u
Public Square. Payment may be made to NJ. Cal
lighCr OF Madison G. Powell,
These notes and accounts must now be settled, and
those who neglect to call and make satisfactory ar
rangemeuts OF before the LIST 0fJulY, Wilud them
27l-d. J. AULABAUGH.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
10 yRborn it NEav concern.

This is to notify all whom it may concern, that my
apprentice, John Mcahan, has left my and con-
troll Ofhis own accord and that viii not be respon-
sibe for his acts for any debts Of his contracting
PETER COLBERT.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19

SOUND AND FURY.-A lady, uftoF per-
forming with the most brilliant sxoeu-
tion sonata on the piaRO-fOFts, in the
presence Of DR.. johnson, turning to the
philosopher, took the liberty Of asking
him If he was fond Of music. No.
madam" replied the doctor, "bus Of al
noises I think music is The least diBa-
greeable."
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
RAT Up

All persons knowing themselves to be indebted tc
A. q i. NJ. MusgrOYc, are respectfully requested tc
call aud settle Immediately, by cash or due bill.
Janl. ls5S A & j. NJ. MOSGRONE.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19

4 UlIBER nigh besOld by Adyertisingin in the U1y-
PURCHASERS always Readthc Advertisements
i the UNION.
TNCELLENCE AND SPEED in all styles Of worl.
" done az the UREANA u MON Job Printing Office
CTOvES, Shoes. Sugar and Soap should be Ad.
y verfiscd in the UNION.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-19
Keep Your Blood Pure.

There is no remedies now before the public, so well
calculated 10 purify the blood and reconstruct 10 "a
speak the whole system RDbaCk's Blood Purifier
Blood PHlsau Stomach Bitters-.
3UJ 8mE FIsI4ER CHANCE, Agents.