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10 I'RIUMPHE.
~ HELvEr LiEUT. Col. >. u. AEEGbtfu.


HHIVET LiEVI. col. >. u. AEEGbtGu.
Ring out, glad joy bells.
DER land aud o'cr sea.
Right " triumphant,
The Nation l. ffcc.
Thunder, - cannon
Not vain was our trust
The ftlthful have conquered.
conquer they must,
beat the drains gaiiy,
And .hout. Loyal Band
The Chicfof oar Army
IL Chief uf our Land
suite the glad cymiais
Ills motto shallis-,
stand last aud stand suir
Cnsiu ELtacHiE
Wave ON the ffcc winds,
odd flag, % long VI ven,
On L. sacred folds shine,
Sweet stars frum yon Heaven
Flash. lightnings .lec,flcl
Tell the nations abroad,
THIS people IL led by
The Hand of the Lord.
lieAm. sun u Autumn,
Where CLEANERS have come,
Aud SLOW ANS are soaring
The Harvest gold home.
Smile, Moon u Iiuntcfs,
aud tcndcrly shed
Thy radiance NhcT- sluml,rr
Our glorious dead.
Rust. sword. In your scahtarl,
fuT won !. the fight:
Gfant aud Colfax are chosen,
So Gul sIscr,ls the right.
Hing. " glad Joy bells
let cnmity ccase,
- brothers, grasp hands In
Thanksgiving aud Peace
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DIED.

la this county. "n the 9Th instant. Rrhi,
Bows. aged - years. 10 months and IS days
~ lnslcsidc. Baltimore county. "m the 9TH
INST. Mr. ESiLI 4. wife of James Gibson. in
the s:li year of her as.
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- An honrs, vote ihroaghOu, the country
would have given Sey mour aud Blair but three
States, via Maryland, Delaware aud Kentucky.
New York and New Jersr, we're carried BY the
most shameful frauds. and Georgia and Louisi.
ana we're secured TO the eOPperheads by driving
legal voters from The polls 10y threats Of violence.
A government officer, who has recently returned
from New Orleans says that four hundred
Unionisis were murdered In and about tina, city
during the ten days previous To The election. -
Had the administration protected them, no,
life would have been lost. aud n IulI vote would
have hscn pnllcd.
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N . T &c E!
WASHINGTON MUTUAL RE-
LIEF ASSOCIATION.

INCORPORATED NOVEMBER SIXTH. 1865.
M I'LL insure III" life Of any one ia good
w health. male or female. for the small
.um 81 SIN DOLLARs. and One Dollar and
Ten Cents after thirty day. notice Of the death
"i member II Is proposed 10 increase the
number I" 5000, 50 tina, each member wi n be
insured for the sum Of FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS. that will be paid after ~ DAYS no.
tice Of death. This IL the best and chca pest
mode Of insurance ever offered 10 the public,
and the safest. as no paaics can break il. Eve
~ member Is his own Treasurer, aud only cali
ed on when member dies, to pay in the one
Dollar aud Ten Cents.
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REPUBLICAN GAINS.

We give the following table Of Republican
gains in the several counties Of this State over
the vote OF last year. Il will be seen that We
have Increased our rOte "a ese,y county ia Me
state
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fINHIs II TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
l. scIiber has received from the Orphans
Court 81 Baltimore county, letters Of admins.
tration On the estate Of
FREDERICK KURTZ,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons hay.
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned Ia exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. 10 the subscriber,
OH or befors he itA day If Jmly, 1889,
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 4,
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 9Th day
Of November. isos.
JOHN KURTZ,
Administrator with viii annexed.
Nov. ll.-its
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ToTAL EcLirsg w rlg SrS --On the TIh OF ~.
gust next total eclipse NJ the sun will be ,isi.
bic through large portion OF the Uui'rd States
!, will be- total in Iowa Central Illinois, Soulh-
crn Indiana, krn,u,ky nnd North Carolinn, FOL.
lowing - line FROM northwest 10 SOUTHEAST be-.
ginning ~ Iowa h,iW,tn aud : T. NJ. aud
ending on tie North Carolina coasi a lew min
u,es past e. Tie sun will lie ucarl, at it, great
est distance from the earth aud the moon at its
least, ~ that the observation will last n longer
time ,l'"h nsu,i. There have been only two to-
tai rlTsts Sisihlr in any par, Of the United
States during the rtts'n, century those Of isOG
aud lisa. Several Hnnualar cclipscs have DC.
CURED, one ui The most remarkable lting that Oi
ISIS. The nrnrcsi paint 10 baltimore at which ,
ECLIPSE uf August next will be- total is the south.
west part OF Virginia.
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PUBLIC SALE

II
l. farming. will sell at public sale. On George
[. Ensor's farm. miles from Thornton Mill
adjoining Thomas l.. Halls property. on
"Wednesday. Nortmber 2jh. 1865,
at o'clock L. NJ,
All his Stock aud Farming Utensils. viz:
a ONE VALUABLE BLACK HORSE.
AyNN years old. works. rides and
AkQ drives we'll
I BAY MARE. works aud drives we'll:
TWO EXCELLENT COWS. <A
giving milk. the other will soon
be- fresh; TWO HELPERS. one aud 6
two years old n To-; II SliOATs. I broad tread
Wagon for three or four horses. with Bed and
Bows Hay Carriage. in good order; Stone
Bed Sleigh. Furrow Plow. I Harrow, Sin.
gle aud Double Shovel Flows. Cultivators
Drags. Forks, Shovcls. Hoes. Grain Cradles.
Moving Scythcs. sctt of Lead Harness. Plow
Harness. Brides. Collars. Halters. Double and
Single Trees. &c. Also. lot IL Wheat in the
ground aud Corn by the barrel.
Terms of Sale sums Of $40 and under.
Cash all over that amount credit of thirty
days. with approved security. without interest.
JOHN Z. ENSOR.
Nov. lt.-2t.
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ThE DEMOCRATIC Loss ~ kESrrcKY The
Democrats lose nearly, II not quite, twenty
thousand IA Kentucky, from their majority Of
August last THIS crrIaini! could h,i have Lsrn
owing 10 the lack OF activity II they would turn
out To- vnie Tor = Governor. whose election was
insured 10 "a moral certainty, they certainly would
not remain at nome at the Presidential election.
How, then, are we To account Tor this loss, ex-
crp, on the theory that the twenty thousand mis-
sing Democrats we've Operating on election DAY
through southern Ohio. Illinois, Indiana aud
Missouri There wcte numerous Democratic
bets made on Indiana, on the supposi,ion that
the krn'ucAians would easily he able to over
come the bare majority OF one thousand given
for Governor Baker
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Farm for Rent.
For Sale.

For Sale.
A LARGE FIRST CLASS FRESH COW
Awith liefcr Calf two weeks old. -,,-
half Alderney, by her side. l. an
excellent mixer and gentle. Car be-0
seen at Towsontown. Inquire at this oilicc
Nov. lt.-3t
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CoNGREss.-Nicc President Wade, presiding
"lll'c e; he S'nnir. And Hon Schuyler Colfax
on TUESDAY hst adjourned their respective
Houses uaiii tile first Monday in December neat
Ga that day the regular session will commcncr
and continue u..tii uoon the +ih oi March
next, at which hour the 10th Cougr,ss ceases to
bnVe an 'Nis'cncr. The hrsi session ~ the list
Congress viii then commence. and it. like our
Pre'chi Congress, will be- st:Vnel! Republican
Gen Grant will be inauguraied at noon on the
9Th Of March. in the presence Of both HOUSES
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Majority for Grant in Electoral collcsc....iii

THE VOTE IN MARYLAND.
The following Is the vote of Maryland at the
late Presidential election. compared with the
vote for Governor last year;
GoyEhNoH. pRISInENT
1867. Isss.
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The Baltimore .imerieaA OF wcdncsd
aha fsii,t,yt,s, Il, a., ..,.,..s.,

The Baltimore .itifricdA Of Wednesday has
the following in lis editorial columns
"n reference 10 GrRnts position a. General of the
AFmies ot The United statgs, and the appointment Of
NJ successor when he resigns biz coamisslo the
Cincinnati totiuiercidi says that the law creating the
Erahe o. Neneral does not concma gnccsfioH When
"eneai Grant resigns, the Office will expire with tho
acceptance u his f,siguaion The gest rank IN the
army VIII then b. that of Lieutenant General in which
grade sherman has IecT II will be within the dis
cFction otCunErcsa % determine whether he shall e
promoted 10 the still higher grade. and II will require
slscil law, a. n the IT Giant, do So Ia that
event u Is probable that sheridan would br made
Lieutenant General"
Itisccriainy an error tina, Congress will be ere.
'quircd To pass special law" before another
can he appointed To the grade OF General The
act OF Congress approved July %, 1865, enac,s
THAT tue grade Of General Of the army Of the
"UniIed States be and Is hereby rericoi, aud that
"Ihc President is hereby authorized rhensrsr H.
"'haH deem It eyI'cdieHi, 10 appoint BY aud rih
''thc airice and consent ofhc Senate, general ef
''the army q ne Unaod States" &c, so thai, by
the resignation Of General Grant the ohi~ will
not expire II seems To be within the discretion
Of the Prcsidrn, to iill the office or not, and We
hope that President Grant may promptly appoint
his grra, lieutenant, sherman, To be General,
and Sheridan to be Lieutenant General
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CANEasAL SrTrRAsg. Is understood that ~
s"un rs Cunsrts. ,onVcnrs in December, ~ bill
will b. Offered and passed. proposing Consii-
iniIohai amendment pfuViding for universal
su!lrasc IN all the States Of the Union The
L'gislaiuns oi over iwo-ihirds Of the Stairs ATE
Republicans aud rs they will all be in -ssipn
this winter u T. though, that such mrasnrr
viii 'rro"'c law l'r'or'fhc l,h oil March neat
Very man! o. oininrni Republicans aavr dnnbi,,l
the power at Congress To pass Law giving uni.
vrrsal suffrage io all the ciiizrns of the Union.
and have always opposed sasi, action. hu, !, is
understood that this PROPOSAL Ia amend thu Ton.
s'iiu''on CONES from them. They hrieve that
al am,ndmcn, To the Constitution il the best
Nay 10 get ni thu subject, aud have no doubt
that such measure Tan br promptly passed.
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PUBLIC SALE
HORSES, COWS, HOGS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. AC.

TmE subscriber. being about to relinqui.h
Il farming. aud also the milk business. will
sell At public auction,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
On Wednesday. asia day Of Horss,ber, Isss,
nc fair. u not, the next fair day.
ON the farm where he now resides, situated In
Baltimore county. on the Baltimore aud Jeru.
salem turnpike road. about four miles from the
city. his entire Stock and Farming Implements.
consistingof
SIX GOOD HEAVY q
DRAFT HORSES. H>
ONE COLT. seven months cid AN
Mwun u CHOICE MICH cows.
~ some fresh aud the balance will
w. BROOD sows garry =" "esP''"s'
AND HVh
NINE FINE sHoATs, fHMa
fur horse bread tread Wagon, 1 two. horse
narrow tread Wagon, two horse Spring Mar
ket Wagon, I one horse Spring Wagon with
pole aud shafts ! combined Mower aud Reap.
or. buckeye Spring Tooth Horse Rake. I two.
horse Roller, three horse Plough, 3two'horse
iioughs. one horse flougha, Gang Plough,
] Double Shovel Plough, 2 Cultivatofs, 4 Corn
Coverer. two or three horse Hinge Harrow. 4
two horse Harrow, three horse Cultivator, /
two hnrs. Halfway Power and ThFesher with
Cleaner attached. I Masticator Fodder and
straw Cutter. double Corn shelter, I superior
Grain Fan. stone He'd. Hay Carriage, &c. The
above implements are all nearly new and in
perfect order.
Alsa. lot % Hay. st.aw, Cora Fodder, Corn
by the barrel, large lot Of white Peach Blow
Potatoes, barrels Of pure Cider Vinegar.
sets of Double and Single Harness, Brecch-
bands aud Lead Harness Tor q whole team, aud
many other articles not enumerated.
TERMS ;--All sums " $50 nnd under. Cash
above that amount = credit Of six months will
be given, purchasers giving notes with APPROX.
81 sscarity. JOHN SLAbE.
JOHN g. 'BIDDIsoN. Auctionesr.
Nov. lt.--1t.
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OFFICERN
JAMES l.. RlDGELY, President.
FRANCIS SIiRIVER. Vice do.
SAMUEL. KRAMER. Secretary.
BERNARD GiLPlN, Treasurer.
DIREC TOHS:
James l.. Ridgcly. Abraham sharp.
Francis ShriVcr, Oliver +. Merrvrnan.
Samuel Kramer. Daniel ". Reese,
Bernard Gilpn. James l.. Ridgely. Jr.,
Charles ". Bentley, Joshua A. Yo1nS
William 7. u. SafIcll. Thomas r. Wan1Iand
OFFICE IL THE BALTIC. COUNTY FIRE
COMPANY'S OFFICE.
v. ". cor"er Of Lexington and North .>is.
BALTIMORE. Nh.
Nov. u, IS6s.-ly.
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Calvert County Farm.

Calvert County Farm.
A FARM Of $50 ACRES, "a miles from Plum
N Point. Calvert county has q good
DWELLING with Eve rooms aud hell, M
good Tenant House, new Barn, 4sx7u feet. -
Stables. plenty Of " alter, good meadow, under
gond fencing aud an abundance Of good Fruit
Tor the family. For sale low By
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, Baltimore, Nd.
May LETT.
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- The States of Iowa aud Minnesota voted.
on the third instant, to amend their constitutions
50 rs 10 allow eoiored men to vote The nmrnd-
ment carried in the drs, named State by $4,000
majority and in the latter by G,OOO majority
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Hammill's majority .................. 5sg
Bonds vote IN 1857, II,Osl.
Slone,a lnninrii,

stones mnjoFity..... 80. .............. s,tto
Bonds vote In 1857, i,St2; In 1885, Mr.. Al.
berl's vote IN the District was 7,os7.
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On the other hand some Republican sen
,tors voted 10 admit All ths evidence
which tho President m#l,l might de-
,jre 10 intradue
The Senate Ia, ryIslftcd Ut IT. suugu-
la decision Of Friday, which admitted al!
the Presidents declarations Of innocence
after the attempted removal Of stanton,
The senators saw upon further cop,idera'
,ion that it was dangerous, and might
praloug the trial ioT weeks, Ii the Pres
ldeut could prove his iun,e nee by eon-
ver-atious with Gen, Sherman, lie would
insist upon bringing upon the ,tSua "a
number Of other person, whu werc hou-
or,d with his confidence The Chief Jus
tioe very properly decided that the Pm
ideut's declaration, before Stanton ra-
mayal were les objectionable than thp~r
made after IT, and he Therefore, properly
decided that sherman, testimony Wa, al.
mis,ihle, 1t is expected the President,
counsel will make enc more attempt, on
Monday, 10 get in the Prc,idcnts dcrhfa-
,ious but they will hardly succeed
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Surgeons College.

The executive ability of the great Lon
don preacher is quite as marked as his ell
oquence. Not the least remarkable thing
about his great establishment is his Col
lege. This he founded and maintains. 1t
is located in the basement of his church
The President of the College is Presby-
terrain. but Mr.. Sturgeon instructs the
students in theology. church government
and ordinances The students are ninety
three III number. They are required to
go out and preach portion of each year
Circuits are assigned them by Mr.. Spur
geon, and they are required to keep up
their studies while they are absent preach
ing. To accomplish this portable libra
ry is located at certain centers, for the
safety of which the student is made re-
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HASTEN Correspondence,
nroN, April 10 l,o'

HUrtuAt AIth w A7N'.
E,tt,l. n #ad Hnli Mr- Char
lu,te Cu,lmau h,, ,mi.l,d r-lu" With
thrre II the most exquisite pieces Of arr
the New World IA, Vel received from the
I'D Pale,ujua, the highest eInhlrm Of
vaeal harmony, Mozart the genius Of the
,teal and Instrumental, Beethoven repre-
>,u,iue the puTe,, Instrumental music
three large plastic Gu,,s wrought by al
aged friend Of Thorwal,ou-,u, ASHAMED GA
perfectly superb brackets Of i've icct in
height Pale,trina hy 81 Cecilia and
crowd II rherub, Mozart by three gra-
ees, the side ones being Tragedy aud Com,
ely; and Beethoven hy Jupiter, the
Thundcrcr They are 10 be placed in the
Music Hall, though whrrr, it /, difficult
10 say, a. the organ and Beethoven occupy
the hest end aud the galleries interfere
with their being affixed 10 the side, But
they are really glorious, Mis-, eastman
has certainly shown her >agacity in APP,
prcCiating the gcniu, which va, hidden
away in an obscure workshop, aud s,ner.
ally unknown even At Rome, Let no one
visit what is soon 10 be- the Monumental
City and not esehan, his soul with thcse
unriyalcd busts at Chill.' Gallery, oppo,
site the Park Street Church.
In Thomas Goulis studio. near hy.
t,upl ,bar,nfrf, -,.,u.,ta 20 D.. m,
Claiming, life-likc aud spiritual; and in
Young Writings rooms in the Studio
Building, a speaking bust Of Rev Edward
Everett Hale, great success, for very
young man That reminds me tina, the
universally condemned statue Of Everett,
by Story, only needs to be placed Alright
to become popular favorite It, position
in the Public Garden is as bad as can h.
standing below the sidewalk Of Beacon
street, it looks at nnthing. and has no re
lief from the surrounding buildings. The
attitude is Of being about 10 speak, but
there is no one To speak To; the hands
seemed To me coarse compared with wha,
l remember Of Everett, and the modern
frock coat is very hard for an artist in
bronze; still, the face is excellent. and
under other circumstances will be accept
ed by the community at hrgc-ncrer
where il is.
With a delighted crowd had III, pleae
sure of hearing Dickens Farewell 10 Bos-
ton, after his exquisite rendering Of DR..
Marigold. His words were peculiarly ap-
propriate, tender and grateful, bringing
his audience upon their feet in fine burst
of enthusiasm His table was covered
with superb flowers; those at his first
reading were said TO have been ser. from
England by a lady admirer A literary
dinner was to have been given him, pre-
sided over by Longfcllow but a sudden
indisposition obliged him to decline. His
devoted friend, Fields, attended him to
New York. His visit to this country has
been perfect success F.w.u
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Ghost I ana thy fathers ,prit
Hamlet Yeou don't say 50 Ola man
giveus yotr lipper How de do amt
seen You j" @ c,ns asr, Wh"u'd yo come
DOWN
Ghost, Doomed for certain term to
walk the night
Hamlct.-Why on uirth don't you take
aho>s car and ride Or do they quit too
airly for You, say where de YOU hang
eout day time
Ghost,-And for the, day confined to
fast in fires
Hamlct-About heow fast are YOU on a
direct road Tcw-forty a.:
Ghost-Till the foul crimes done in the
days Of my nature are burnt and purged
away.
Hamlct.-Are you purging bad : Try
a little Of this cholera medicine Knock
it highcr'n Gilderoy.
Gho,t.-That. I'm forbid t. tell the
secrets of my prison house, could tale
unfold
Hamlc,.-Dou't unfold it here, Old man
don't.
6hoSt.-Whose slightest recital would
harrow up thy soul
Hamlct.-Fetch on your harrow
Gho,t.-Freeze thy Young blood
Hamlet.-Get scout you tarnal old re-
friecrator.
Gho,t.-Makc thy two eyes like stars
start from their sphere
Hamlet-Dew tell Iou couldn't tell
about what time they'd start,
Ghost-They knottcd and combined
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Awful Visitation.

An eye witness write, a. follow ran-
,auinr the fre at the residence OF lion,
Charlie, Dudley, If Agency city, Iowa, On
Friday la-', IN which Mr. H. lost three of
his children; Wa, sleeping with my
younger hruthsrs. one three and the other
eleven years old, and about midnight was
aroused by the smoke strangling me
Jumped out of bed and went and opened
a door that leads out o. a raom over the
kitchen, when the smoke burst through
+ and almost stiled mc, the smoke came
up over the kitchen, apparently from the
wuod-houSc | ran back and awokc Lewis,
he sat up in bad, when | told him 10 bring
down the huys, then ran down and told
mother, who slept ia the sittmg-room,
( She jumped up with her babe, and catch
ing up some bod clothes, ran OUT, She
LETT the babe in the wand and ran back to
the house rapidly, 10 try to rescue the
hnys, but il was too hot. ! tried Ia get in
the room up stairs six times, but failed,
The remains Of the three boys We're found
next morning, a horrible mass Of cllarred
bones, DR. Dudley has been most unior,
tuuatc with his family; ten deaths have
occurred, and only two of them from dis
ease eight tragiclly or suddenly only
last spring, ia May on Juue,hi, oldest son,
Edward, Was killed by fraction, mules,
IuE wNN Par cor 10 Bu~ruN,-
\ tew year, ago ~on II the Emerald
t7t1, III Jf.1 J,Ty II Portland Ne, aCJUStCd
the r.ttttiu 4t IA .trlmrr .plyIn.s lrtWreu
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sponsible, When he is relieved, lac makes
over the library TO his successor, When
the student completes his collegiate course
which Is rather theological than literary,
he /, AN efficient preacher, \ large num-
Der Of the graduates settle ia churehcs
that are not Baptist, they are so practical
and efficient, Over fifty pastors are SET
tied in and and around London, White
fields old pulpit is filled by one Of these
men. The CongrcgatioualiSts Of London
have voted TO receive these men into their
churches, though they hold Baptist views,
This college is supported cutirrly by
voluntary contributions made through
Mr., Spurgoun, Boxes are placed in all
parts Of his church in London Tor this
purpose, aud iron $3.50 to $500 are collest-
al on each SUNDAY,
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Corner Ioungers,

Standing al the pm.r
lrppNE aFuu ttt 1Ma
hhWE thuNlpE 4NNHUn..
With l.hsht m'u.,
Ito lht "a STANDING ls..,.
Ntpn- 40 the taHHHg
h4aug AZ the tan ONES
n they pass tions.
oh, such faithful WatghrN
oh, such hcrues thry
Mother words nor t,up,is
lluye those brave, away,
Though the sun hasrhiEE
Though "a, hitter cold,
lhvrt thcy stand uuiauu'wl
Hearts Al, blavp aud ie,l
uH, -haWv that 10 Rutland
such men as these We uul
Men who Thought. above UsutE, NAut4
Scarcely has, IN WIuJ,
blf, mru 10 uHa iuit
"a yHsr manhood yg haze tU.
Leave "a ,t1uiiuE 40 'ay uUuhI
I'm yuu ans an bgg.lt
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EOR SALE.---A CHOICE TE3CT

L OF Land containing loo acres, mostly bun
oak openings, except about ten acre ut dry marsh
which affords an excellent quality OF hay. II ha-
a waterfall of some fifteen feet is AN excellent
location, beng encncled Oh three sides by Burr
OAK, Willow and Big Prairies, being the ueares.
water power to the two first mentioned prairie
1t Is situated in the town of Richford, Wau-Hara
county, Wisconsin, and lies about seven ruilee
fiotI Wantoma, the county seat Of the county
and thirty miles from Berlin. This land can l.
had Tor $40 per acre. For further particulars en-
qulre OF c. o. LUCE, Brandon, Vt.
march sd Swiuls
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- \ certain cockuey, overcome ly hi,
>cnsibilItie,, tainted at the grave ut hi,
fourth spouse. What shall We da w5,l
him :" asked pcrpleNei friend Ut his
Let him alone, said waggi~l ty-'aud-
er, hell soon revive"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-16

- Mr. Conrad Poppenm,un, of Cali
lcge Point, Long Island, On the cclchra.
ton OF his ifly-iir,t birthday, gave that
town SlOo,oo0 in cash, t6 be- disposed OF
as the citizens see iit ior educational aud
religious purposes,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-16

- M Buchanan 4g...-t..h, -,,-ie,.,.-ttll ,,-
head waiter while attending royal lcNre,
when he was minister % England and
the fact is, in black coat and white rrayat
he is the pcrtco, type OF an Old British
butler, who has come down in the fatally
with the plato aud the the coat Of arms