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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08

Tie ERIE MISUNDERSTANDING
.uoiuccr whose carrlcssnrso caused the
massacre ut Mast Hope. i let off SEQ;
free except that judge Barrett, before
w;u:n the caSc was tried. told the Jury
that their verdict was against law, and
Justice. and IN outrage against hnmanI-
w." You violated the obligation OF Your
OATH" he saii--''a plain, simple ob:l@a-
ZION to render verdict against every
PARTICLE of evidence. / am astonl>hcd
that YOU should i'll this way SGT aside the
law and violate your oath and / trust
that the spirits OF tine dead. dying, bleed
ing. and burnt victims OF Mast Hope Will
rebuke you as long as you live News
paper, everywhere stigmalize the YER
dict as cowardiy. 1t is stated further
that john Bowen, the man who confessed
having displaced a rail, thereby causing
the terrible railroad disaster at Carr :
Rock, by which twcnty-seven lives were
lost, was on Saturday sentenced at Mil
ford, Pa, TO fifteen years Imprisonment,
and to pay fine Of $4,000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08

-c,w,cI Tonic AID Mandrake Pills will cure Consump-
tior Liver t.f1laiu AID Dy-pcIsa if taken accord
in 70 direction. they axe. an three, 20 be ak, ut thu.
I'm t;Iu. They cirrr-, iii stomach relax the liver
ll plt e 10 work then tn, appetite becomes good, the
. die l. l.d lakrs good blood: the paticut begins
, ,r,v ia f-h. .ht. .i-,4i-.d matter ripcns in the
Ia. o. and Tire, rnt,ut out-ruy,- the di ,,t+r and gets
-,l. This Is H.. only WAY t. cure consumption.
I d., t.rrr medicine Dr.. j. IL Schruck, If Phil
ID. iI H. owes hi ul.ryilicd Ih t',tIIlt
# pulmonary 'pusuup'ion. TN. Pumcnic Syrup rip
rl- t. mo. Itt:l in IN, i'm r, throws of
f . ,.-, location il- ~ hen thu nit ..'n o. III IT.
. j. rim mi con ;. win throw il IL aud The. M
~ t.,. r..-t ,,i.! th,. lung n,.-in I, heal
r., do t,,i- lac. .tt,..t Toni. and N;andak,. P.lIs
,,,r-r h.. f.. used TO r. ,l -tou.irh and liver
mt Tho I4tli,l.ic Slr. md The food will max, good
',i,,I
schcuck'- Mandrake Fills upon the liver
..- nj ar. ct,l.- relax thu, duc of tn gt bladder
-i bill -a-- t., i, AID the liver il soon relieved the
tools . II sno, Mat III lili- can do: nothing h.- cv,r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08
aMarriaQeS.

In Peaehau, Sept. Il, Mr. Charles :. Button, Jr, Of
ST. Johnsbury, and Mics NJ. Lila Mclaughlin of Peach
am.
In Rochester, in the congregational church, %, by
Rev. George = Guernsey, assisted by the Pastor and
Rev. &. NJ. Hartman, DR.. Charles W. Chaffee of Chca-
go. ILL.,, and Mis- Disns L. MOsher, of Rochester.
In LunenburG, Sep. 3d. by Rev. jam Il. Bourne, at
the residence of the brides father Mr. Edwin c. Mer
riI of Depere Wiz. Miss Ella L. daughter of ii. W.
Bedell, Esq.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08

The undersigned wish to expires their
gratitude 10 heir employees for their caru-
-, cudcavor>-n: the peril OF lite aud
hcdith-to save their property from the
flood OF lhc llh instant.
Z. ~ f. FAIRBANKS ~ Co.
Il. Johu~bury. oct. Is. leG9.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08

L." One @: the first and most Lratity-
iog duties which the Vermont I.egi,la-
lure will have to perform will he the rat
lIication OF! The Fifteenth Amendment.
The Green Mountain State will be the
twcnly-lire: 40 exc it, consent to thi>
-rras mo..-".e, unl2-s the Tennessee Leg
I-!atnrr. which assemblies on Monday
next. should ra;ily ii. It is now con-
-.I,rcd morally certain, however, that
It viii tail i'll Thai body Let Us have
every Rcpuhiic;,n legislator present
wien Ncrn.out record, her endorsement
ot the Fifteenth Amendment. Her voice
Should be clnpha,ic.-Lsrl1yton Fire.
Pres.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08
The GoJd GumblinD Conspiracy.

\ LEGAL document growing ont of the
gold gambling of last week. which will
be found in another place-ihe applica-
ton for injunction TO Judge Cardozo
against the Gold EXc>ange-makes the
extraordinary confession that forty mil
lions oi gold We're bought and sold for
the account.of the plaintiffs, Gould and
Smith, in a single day Aside from the
appalling total of This gambling trarsac-
ton which these plaintiffs themselves
confess could not have been completed
10y actual delivery by all the gold in New
York, outside the Treasury, it is als1 an
admission, under oath, that they, Gould
and Smith, were parties to and princi-
pals with Fisk, .Ir., in all the gigantic
operations OF Friday las: ,;ls no such sum
Is forty millions is believed to have been
bought or sold on that day without the
agency Oh certain brokers, acting under
the joint or clique orders, of Fisk, Jr.,
given III the presence and with the sane
ton of Gould and Smith, whose con-
tracts The latter now attempt to repudi
ate. These facts require 10 extended
notice. Indeed, the whole disgusting con-
-piracy, as deve.oped from day to day,
and H. attendant consequences, carry
their OWL commentary.
The public nave reason 10 be shocked
at the repeated abuses of tine process Of
injunction by the Courts Of New York
tIy, on the most trivial pretcxts
ana for the worst possible objects but
IL the matter i lett, 10y our present laws
within tine discretion OF the Judges, We
have to say OF judge Car,lozo, in the
case under notice Of restraining the Gold
ENthan-c from enforcing it, own rules,
that he has only furnished another Illus
tratiom # the wicked purposes to which
our judicial system may he perverted
Nor York Times. .>tjt. 30
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08

$50 here mister sand a lad of seven
summers, who wa, driven up Il tree by
= tcrociou- dog. III You don't take that
dog away viii eat up all your apples -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08
I1fathS.

Births, Marriages and Death inserted ObitGa
rics. including poetry. CENTS line.
In Walden, Sept. 10, of consumption, Charles Henry,
of Roxsnna and the late Isaac Eastman aged 10
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08
CONCORD LAND SALE,

he resident aud onresdent proprieors of the town
of Concord in the county, OF Essex are hereby notified
that the tsxe assesscd by sad town of Concord within
the two year next preceding this date, remain either
in whole in par unpaid the following described
lands in aid town of Concord, to wit:
The homestead pr m-es now owned and occupied by
Henry Iitndrck
The premise located in the village Of West Concord
now owned by Frank r. Sargent, and occupied by said
Sargent and mother.
Lot No. |, in the 9TH Rang, now owned by w. w.
Hen Trick
The letements on Lot No. 1P in the Cd Range, own
ed by kiddrr . Mc,ircgory.
Lot No ,, in the 4th Range. 81 Division, original
right Of samuel fiat now owned BY J. Evans aud
Mahala CurIer.
And 20 much Of ssd llnds will Toe sold at Public Auc
ton mt the dwelling hou OF the subscriber in said town
OF Cohco;d Monday, the let day of November, 1869
NJ one clock zhall tie rcQtisitt u discharge
aid tax with co-t-, unless prevou=ly psid.
ALuNZu X. QU1MBI, Flint Con5tal lie.
Concor!. sept ., 1869. sO-S2
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A. w. FABER'sLEAD PENCILS.

I'VE MAGIC COMB will change urv caIrr, d hair or
i beard to permanent black or Brown. on Comb
hy Iail for /. For al" 10y Merchants DrIg,i-'-
MAJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08
,C.i IND STATE ITEMS.

LOCAL AND TAI IL EMS.
r.,1\-HyBl. VI. FRIDAY. OCT. 8, i~d'.
". Lewis and y. Shorey have
ft each a building lot OF !. +. Ma
,, rl,. south end of Pearl street.
n.r readers will find a letter from
rny I. Jrwelt on the first page,
... IRON Rev. /. O. Bra>tow on the
second.
lisp. Park, OF PasSumpsic has sold
........ a.G rented his store Z. T. u H..
A. I.r.
ras- intended 10 discontinue the rx-
.....-.r... ou the fa->umpSic road The
int. The Hood anticipated the time
.a.saa..
..- we'll To- make a virtue Of nccesSi-
I..,fu-r received no mails for five
.... ..,urhidcd Ia issue local paper
..... An H,m about The food viii
..,f uu the second page-thc first
..-.a editorial head.
-u.....Ii attention :" the advertisement
... Executive committee OF the Port
... U-,ru-hurgh Railroad, found in
.....r. Il j. expected that two SEQ
..I by ready tor the contractors
ma.a.
-... g.. W. Nile. The Dentist at I.yn-
..-- rr- tI,.!. naXiu,r hr,u IIrupI i,y
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08
NOTICE TOR. r. CONTRACTORS.
- 80 49, 3 ~ ~
Lamoille Valley & Montpelier & St
JohnsburY Railroads.

once of Executive Committee,
St Johnsbury, Vt, Oct. 6, 1869,
Tho Engineers making rspd progress with the
locating surveys OF there roads and il now confidently
expected that the portion of the line between Swantor
and the llmOllc River in the town of Cambridge md
that portion Of the line between St Johnsbury and the
lainOl' River in the town of Hardwck will HI. final
y located and ready for the contractors month
All parties and persons Interested are invited 10 ,ka
immediate examination of these ine- of roads
tory TO making proposals for The construction Of the
anne HORACE FAIRBANKS
>u->l Chairman Of Ex. Com
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08

~ taking Al agency Tor MIs. /. /. ELLEIS book
THE Court Circles Of the Republic;
Beauties and Celebrities of the Nation"
Au,v National work on. OF t,. YER, b.s ever writ
thu d'-tin,i To have hmm. l.. II j. afr D..
Hv,ls. Irrkn- book, sp udilv u-tr.ltrd with j.
c-Hi steel lotrai'= OF beautiful and rtingu he'd Ne
men Of pur on y. conn O." u-!' 'l'w "I Lit.
and society under ri:hccr Tr,-idruts q -,ihug the
most eminent -t.trs.n,u aud proiuc" billie they
appeared ia the fucc fsi'c administration from
WASHINGTON TO GRANT,
Fun of Pcrs nal Auccd,tca Amusing and Ulustrai,.
Ncene-, &c. The very hr- inducements Offered Agents
on th- Great Work Seud Tor our Circular with COM
plctr information and terms. address, HAEIFORD
IT blISlIlNG CO., Hartford. Conn.
CLARk'S INDELIBLE PENCILS.
FOR MARKING CLOTHING. ETC.
'Norc convenient than iuk.'-.ID,. .lg,c,rur,>'.
"IIyalu. lie to hou- kccp.rs.'- Is L.rt = Ek
a. vsry urciul article i1st'-'f. E,l,," l-G..
sole Agent Z. FAEtE, 10, William s.. y. \. sold 10y
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A. W. FABER'S LEAD PENCILS.
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A. W. Faber's New Pencils ofSiberian Lead
in 10 grade superior toauy Pencils ever made.
A. w. Faber's Stenographic, being hard and
durable, writin smooth, black aud clean, is the best
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l.. FAIEK, l53 VIM. ST., y. \. sole Agent for all \.
W. FAEE'e PENCILS, CG,N"Ne, STATES, Pc. Sold by
Sationcr- and u, alrr7 ev,r ywhcrc.
I'VE MAGIC COMB will change urv c,I,r.d hair or
i beard to Il permanent black or Brown. on, Comb
sent by riail for Il For -H' by Merchants \ Drug
generally. Address MAGIC COMB CO.. Springfield,
Na-E.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08
RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

No, II tn, chance for Book Agents to make none,
~ tlkiu; agency Tor Mls I. /. ELLtI'S n,N book
The Court Circles Of the Republic;
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08

.I.,tP. Park ct PaSsumpSic ha> sold
aaj rented his store +. 7. II H..
I'r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08

n,r readers will find a letter from
... Henry Z. Jcwelt on the first page,
..... from Rev. /. O. Bra>tow on the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08
L o T

LOST.
On Wedne-day afternoon Sept % OIL the fair ground.
a GOLD PIN, with jet AMI peal setting. The finder
will he suitably reward d by leaving it ts office It.
FOR SALE.
\ Mngce's No. Psror toad stove. Inquire At this
office. SO-SI'
CCW FOR SALE!
4 SUPERIOR large red III IiTIAN COW. also, 4
second h ud plated DgINIsG HARNESS for ale by
j. G. BINGHAM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-08

r.H>-HyiN. VI. FRIDAY. OCT. = i-''.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-18

VI athC
prise.-Elko, June IL, 1869-A few days ago
| wrote you that an important and really
rich discovery had been made in the north
ern part OF this county, by prospecting par
ty, and that the new district had been created
and designated as the Cope Mining District
Since that time advices have been received
confirming all that had been reported and
now, at POINT IL miles south OF the afore-
said discovery. there has been discovery or
rich placer diggings, where there is plenty OF
water, where the men are making at least
$l2 per day. Consequently there is a great
rush for the new FL Dorado, and within the
past week not less than 500 persons have left
this place for the region The horses, sad
dies and brides in this town are held at high
figures, and dreves Of horses are daily
brought into town and sold at good figure,
even if ifspavined.
The excitement has reached White Pine,
and the successful as well as unsuccessful at
that place pass through here daily for the
new mines The section in which the new
mines are located is that which has hereto
fore been impenetrable on account ofthe an
imosity of the Indians, who have unaccount-
ably disappeared At any rate there IS no
question about the great mineral wealth OF
the country now occupied by the whites;
but the vast expanse contiguous to it is
equally rich, opening fine field for the
prospecting adyenturer
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-18
FOR SALE.

yHyHE RESIDENCE OF DR. TTBBITs.
Medical Point Avenue, is for rent OF
sale cheap
Apply 10 T. J. Butler. WAVE Office 80
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-18

The road leading to Sinker and Catharine
Greeks, about which some contention has
arisen as to whether it shall be a free or toll
road we are informed is in good travelling
order, the citizens having performed consid-
erabls work on ii thus Spring. Barnes Il
Co.'S saw-mill having furnished slabs for
bridging purposes free of charge and deliver
ed them on the ground where they were
wanted We are requested by those most
Interested in having free road in that di-
rection to present TO Messrs Barnes \ Co. a
public expression of thanks for their liberal
ity in the matter We would not, if we
could, deprive any one of their just rights
where such exist but for the novelty of the
thing, il for no other reason, we should like
to see free road in owyhee County, if only
a mile in length, just TO see what sensation
it would produce to travel over il.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-18

Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats Boots etc
according 10 quality
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-18
NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

THE HOUSE AND LOT FORMERLY
u the Residence OF John A. hcouaio )
or Will rent four rooms in the building
Apply on the premises OF at this otnco-
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-18

llrofessianaI anh Busiurss CARDS,
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-18
SUMMONS.

In JUSTICES Court, Fliut District.
Territory Of Idaho, County Of Owyhee--ss.
Marion Bunyard, plaintiff, VS. George H.
CLAYTON and H. C. Foljambe, copartners,
lately doing business in Flint Dlsirict'
Owyhee County, L T.. under the nrn,
name and style Of Clayton FoJambe,
defendants no,
TO GEORGE H. CLAYTON and H. C. FOL
JAMBE, defendants:
I'm the name of the People OF the cnitco
states. in the Terry Of Idaho, you are mere
hvnotiBed that here is now on Ole IN the ONCE
~ tbe .Justice's Court, in Flint District, in
said County. the complaint OF Marion Bun
ward said plaintiff demanding Judgment
sgainsl you. said defendants, in the sum OF
seventy. Two dollars and costs OF suit Tne
ahove entitled aftion Is brought 10 recover
,be snro Of seventy-two dollars, due from
Won said defendants, to said plaintin, upon
an account sci out and described IN the
,,I.;nt;ais said complaint And unless you
ps,,a a,,r,asr and answer within thirty days from
IN. ,Iste Of this notice exclusive Of the day
on seryicel Judgment will be taken against
Won NV default for the said sum oi seventy
Two dollars. together with costs oil sun.
Given under my hand this 3ls'
- tday OF May, A. y. 1863.
1' GEORGE KING,
r,.,,ca NJ The Peace in and for said County.
s0t58
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-18
. The Bully Lager Beer,
Oh The Nice Lager Beer"

Mick ZAPP TOOK CHARGE OF THE
IN City Brewery
On April 5th, and is now running that popular
Establishment.
Beer in Kegs, by the Gallon, IN boslies
and by the Glass always on nand at the De
not in the Golden Chariot saloon.
Families supplied on reasonable terms
with superior article. -osu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-29

rams, officers, priyates and all, TO see
the boYs,n ss he calls them, some OF
them gray haired, crOwdiDg up to clasp
his hand aud have xcrd or go over the
battles gone to hear the hearty greet
incs. and the honest "God bless YET" "
was enough 10 make "a man forget his
woes /" asd believe there was life in
the old land yet"
The Jscksea WEST Tenn.) Wing sd-
vises that no candidates for the Lsgisla-
ture be nominated or run by the Opposi-
ton; but let all who wish to see the
State psscefuls prosperous and hsppy,
unite upon the best men Of the Republi-
can party, and elect them. 10 no other
wsy do we see any hope Of deliverance
from the thraldOm which binds Us. By
such q course we can and will hold the
" balance OF power" between the eX-
treme and moderate wings Of the Repub
lican party. Half loaf is bstter than
no bread.
Never in the history Of Mobiles
commerce has there existed such de-
mand for commercial manures as has
prevailed during the planting season now
approaching to a close. Everything in
the shape OF gusno, superph0sphates,
land plaster, gpound bones, cotton seed,
meal, etc., tbRt came TO market was
eagerly tsken up at remunerative prices,
spd the result is that while the demand
has not entirely ceased the market is ut
terly bare of everything Of the sort that
is recognized as desirable.
DIR. A. G. White, of Maury county,
in this State, communicates to the Medi.
cal Journal st Louisville the case OF a
woman who is now thirty-fOur years Of
age and the plOther Of twenty-six child
rem. She commenced at fifteen. She
has had six single children Z; has hsd
tlCinS seven times; aud last month had
tripletS. She also had one miscarriage
at lour months. The last litter YVES one
boy and two girls. The woman is "col-
ored."
AT a public examination in Berlin
schcol Of music, the cOHseTUat0ire Herr
Professor Stern, q youth by the name OF
Sam Franco, from New Orleans, excited
the greatest enthusiasm by his perform
aDces on the violin. Critics and musical
authorities declared that they had heard
Memberships concerto performed with
such accuracy and talent, quite remark
able in youth Of such tender yesrs.
Private correspondence received in
San Francisco from Washington, gives
Us positive and authentic informstiOn
that President Grant will certainly visit
that coast during the coming summer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-29

BOSTON, April 26 -Forty-six lodges Of
Odd Fellows, in full regalia, formed q
large procession here this morning. The
streets were crowded. Appropriate ser
vices this afternoon and q banquet to-
night.
BosTON, April 26.-The procession of
Odd Fellows to-day numbered 6000 men
Numerous buildings on the route were
eIaborstely decorated. The services in
Music Hall consisted of an original
hymn sung by a vast audience, an intro
ductory address by s. +. Warren, an ora
ton by Hon. II. +. Garch, OF Baltimore,
and sn original poem by P. p. Sbillaber.
The celebration closed with q coucert
and levee in Music Hall and q banquet
in Buustesd H al. During the day Fam
euil Hall, Boyleston's Hall and ODD Fell
lows Hall we're kept open for the recep-
ton and entertainment Of the brethren.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-29
,om the LouisviIle-Courier Journal.I
WAS zISGToS. April %.
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

WAS aIsGToS, April %.
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
The dispatch sent Saturday that the
G 1vernmeat intended to issue no procla-
nation Of neutrality regarding Cuban
m alters, is fully confirmed, while official
dispatches from Havana, jnst at hand,
show that there is no reason Tor any sg-
gressive movement on the part Of the
Administration to protect the rights of
American citizens, and the property of
the same in Cuba. These dispatches
show that every person whose American
citizenship has been established has been
released from prison. There were only
three of them. The two persons taken
on the high sess from the Americ an brig
Lizzie Msjor have also been released,
and it is exgected that the Mary Powell,
seized and lioelled in Spanish Admi.
rally Court, will also be given up. Aside
from this the Spanish Minister assured
the State Department to day that his in
formation iud;c1.ed that the insurgents
were growing weaker; and that the au-
thorities were pushing troops into the in
terror more rapidly than ever, and the
troops from Spain have been sent to the
'front.'
THE REsIGNATIoN RUMORS.
There have been some rumors to-day
which have found their way over the
wires that Messrs, Fish, Hoar and Borie
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At HOneIka.

TOPEKA, April 26 The Odd Fellows
celebration here to-day was q very fine
sffir. Members of the Order we're pres
ent from Lawrence and other places in
the State. The procession was very long
and made q splendid appearance. A
grand dinner was served st Germanis
and representative Halle, after which
the procession reformed and marched to
Union Hall, where sn elegant Grafton
was delivered by P. G.. M. Rogers, OF
Chicago. A ball is bsing held tonight,
which is one OF the largest and most
brilliant ever held 10 this city.
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EGteTnNJ Application,

No internal adiuvants being required in any
case, only to regulate the bowels il constipated,
or in Dfarrhea and Dyseutery.
The FILES, while astOuiShingly prevalent in
their various forms amongst all classes of both
sexes, are, at the same time, the most distress
ing, frequently dangerous, and hitherto most
difficult of cure.
Persons who suffer any length of time with
the Piles generally try every thing they can
learn of puTporting to cure the disease, yet re
alize no permanent advant age therefrom.
They have been told professionally. perhaps
there was mo permanent cure for Piles aud
consequently have despaired of 6ny future ces-
s2tiOn' from pain and suffering.
TO all such SPECIFIC is offered for their
relief The