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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09
FnR SALE.

IOlo toAlJiV.
In the village Of Aforrisville the Dwelling House
out-buildings and premises belonging the estate Of
by Hiram w. Story. There Is garden adjacent,
containing about one-fourth acre Of ground, and q
nice spring Of water near by. Thisis good chance
for any one desiring to get nice little place in the
purchase money may remain on mortgage.
III. II. POWERS, Administrator.
Worthwhile, Nov. %, 1868.
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Wistar's Balsam Of wild cherry.

Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group,
Whooping Cough, Quinsy, and the numerous as
well as dangerous diseases of the Throat, Chest,
and Lungs, prevail in our chongeable climate
at all seasons of the year; few are fortunate
enoungh to escape their baneful influence How
important then to have at hand a certain anti
dote to all these complaints. Experience proves
that this exists in WIsTARs BALsAM to an cx-
tent not fonnd i'll any other remedy: however
severe the suffering, the application Of this
soothing, healing and Wonderful Balsam at
once vanqushes the disease and restores the suf-
ferer to wonted health u aa.a
81 Ep0M MD. N0RAJtN IrrhrNrIv
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09

This Company, National in its character, offers, by
reason gifts Large Capital, Low Rates Of Premium
and New Tables, the most desirable means of INCUR
ing life yet presented to the public,
The rates Of premium, being largely reduced, arc
made as favorable to the insurers as those 6f The
best Mutual Companies and avoid all the complies
tions and uncertainties Of Notes. Dividends and the
MISUNDERSTANDING which the latter are SO apt to
cause the Policy-llolder. ~wmea
Several new and attractive tables are nov prcsens
ted which need only to re understood to prove 40.
ceptahlo to the public, such as the INCOME-PRO-
DCCING POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM POL
ICY. In the former, the policy-holder not only Sc
cures life insurance. payable ut death, but will
ceive, if living, after period Of few years. an
nual income equal to ten per cent. 90 per cent? Of
ACCESS to return to the assured the total amount Of
money he has paid in, in addition " tho amount Of
his policy. s.s-...
Tho attention of persons contemplating insuring
their lives or increasing the amount Of insurance
they already have is called to the special advanta-
yes offered by the National ldic Insurance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given on
application to the Branch Office OF the Company,
to the
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY,
UNDER The DIRECTION OF
E.A. ROLLINS, u. 81 .;aask ttAtr
w Il. CHANDLER, Of the Board of Directors.
j. P. TUCKER, Manager.
3Mcrchants' Exchange, State St., Boston.
j. RUSSELL ARLINGTON,
ST. ALBANS and MONTPELIER, VT,
Special Agent for Addison, Chttenden, Grand Isle,
Franklin, Lamoille and Washington Counties
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09
NANTED!
Hfty Agents Wanted Immediately, to
)anfass for 'ao@ 80
&HERwIN's FAMILY PoTATo WASHER
ANTED

Neat and Convenient Article, that is destined
81 into Every Family in the land. None can
pass it. 1t will wash peck of potatoes in
; MINUTE without wetting the fingers. No tub,
br basket being required. TO the housewives
Zermont would say; DON'T BUY ANY
q OTHER TILL YOU SEE THIS, FOR YOU
CERTAINLY WANT ONE. Ia Call on, or
Is L. b. SIIERWIN, Hyde Park, Vt.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
This is to certify shat have given my son, Smith
Hebh the remanderof his minority, and shall claim
none Of his earnings nor pay any debts Of bis con-
tracing after This date. EDWARD HEBB.
Witness. j, LAMPLOUGH,
Jacksonville, Vt. Jan. 2j, 1869. lib
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VERMONT NE us.

This, as heretofore, will be speciality. We
ere securing an intelligent correspondent in
very town throughout the State, who will fur
fish us, each week, with the current news of
their locality, full and complete. The news
kbus sent us will be arranged in manner which
will enable the reader to turn at once to any To-
cality from whrch he may desire to hear, We
ARE DETERMINED NOT TO DIR EQUALLED BY ANY
De OUR COMPETITORS IN THIS DEPARTMENT. 1t
Is our Intentinn to give all the essential news
rom every section of the State, simultaneously
Nth its publication BY The papers of each Coun-
<y-thus so far as State news is concerned
Combining all PAPERS in one
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E. STaNLEY FOX, ESQ.

of Boston, Mass, will furnish us, the coming
year with fhe fullest and most complete Re-
ports of the Cattle Markets at Cambridge
Brighton and Medford. These weekly reports
will be prepared expressly for as, and with an
eye solely to the interests of Vermonters. They
Fill be the fullest, most complete and useiu
Market Reports published in Vermont.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Allpersons owing us on book account or by
note, will obligc us and save the expense Of COL
Letting the same, BY paying the same Immediate
ly. We mean schat zoe sag and must hare our
pay. SLAYT0N & PECK.
Morrisville, Jan. 30, 1899. II
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FARM FOR SALE!

In HYDE Park, only one Mile from the coun-
ty seat, on the great thoroughfare from Waterbury
to Canada.
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Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. G. KLINE & CO.,
/ CONSUMPTIHES.

he advertise having been restored to health in
n weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
red several years with severe lung affection,
that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to
- known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
~ To all who desire it, he will send copy of
prescription used free Of Charge with directions
repairing and using the same, which they will
{ q SURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNHITIs,
g Tho only object of the advertiser in sending
prescription Is to benefit tho afflicted, and spread
9IInaton which he cOnceives to be invaluable !;
he hopes every sufferer will try els remedy, as
|@ts them nothing, and may prove a blessing
- wishing the prescription please address Rev.
ARD A. WILSON, lG5 South Second st., Will
burgh, Kings county, N, Y. 4yI
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johnson, VI. Jan. Is. 1869,
------------i-s' ---=--s-----7---'-
FOR SALE!

FOR SALE! .fe-
A residence, consisting Of
DWELLING HOUSE, WOOD-HOUSE, BARN,
AND FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
Well watercd; with an Orchard Of Select Fruit and
a Nursery Of FIVE HUNDRED TREES itispleas-
antiy located near Green River Mills, and within
20 rods Of the district school house.
The above premises will be sold cheap for ready
pay. For further particulars call on the subscriber
On the premises. j. NJ. RANDALL
Hyde Park, Jan. l9th, 1862
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st OFFICERS; .'I 80 ts5H
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President ou
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exeoahy
mittcc.
HENRY d. COOKE, Eeo President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-09
GEORGE WIGHT, Proprietor.
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
The Subscriber wishes to sell his farin--contaning
200 acres Of good land level and easy TO carry on
lying IN the town Of Stowe-two miles from West
Branch Westinghouse, on good road, Tho farm
Is WELL WATEnED FENCED, aud tho Buildings are
Coon, Apple and Sugar Orchard, wood and timber
plenty. For further particulars enquire Of the sub
scriber on the premises or a. r.. CAMP.
Stowe, Aug. 30. Al A. PETERSON
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CORRESPONDENCE.

4 CUHH VI Wv DIl.N Q u.
We have engaged a correspondent each in
View Orleans, Chicago, Montreal, New York,
Philadelphia and Washington, from each of
Hhch places we shall receive an occasional let
Ter of newsy cosby character. In fact, the
pablisher proposes to spare MOI fort or expense
10 make 10
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-12-24

Nv One Of the long set of the
Tribune, in = letter to Boston paper.
describing the events of the New YorI.
riots when Governor Seymour address
ed the excited mob from the steps of the
City Hall, said that all the time the Gov
ernOr was speaking, one Of the Inmates
of the Tribune building held him cove r.
ed with rife, ready to fire at the first
demonstration Of the mob against the
office. The New Albany Argus wish.
es to know who this man was. and where
he is now, and continues 'sWc see tina,
Miss Harris, who murdered q Treasury
clerk In Washington, is n clerk in the
Philadelphia postOfficc; that Cole, who
killed Hiscock, is q clerk in the New
York pOstOf1icc; Sickles is Minister ia
France, and Mcfarland has a place In
the Revenue Department. Free love
andefi'cc murder seems to be under the
especial patronage Of the Administra-
ton, and we have no doubt that the
Tribune attache, who drew bead on
Governor Seymour, IL not only the
masksman he is Represented 10 be, but a
man of mark and high office holder
under the regime Of the party OF moral
idpas and immoral practices.
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4 Merry Christmas.

Tomorrow sun ushcrs in the ,lay o.
all days 10 the thoughtful christian world
How many sacred memories cling about
the event for which il is commcmoratcd
and how great n reason fallen man has
TO observe il rs the most joyous and
merry day Of tho year. How few amidst
its frivoliiies think of why il is relcbra-
ted. To the children no effort should be
spared to make it a merry day. and vet
to impress upon their minds the grea,
truths Of christianity, and why they
should be merry upon that day. We
wish all merry christmas.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

|NOTICE Is hereby given that by vir-
p y tue Of n Fee Bill issued from the o.-
fec of tho Clerk of the Perry County
Circuit Court. anal 10 me directed. [ will
proceed fo o.Iss' So sale at public auction,
10 the higiic-t bidder. for cash in Ina nd.
Al Inc door of the Court House of Du-
tois county. in the town Of Jasper. on
SATURDAY. January u. 1870.
lsctwec the hours of 10 o'clock. \. NJ,
and o'clock 4. N. u! eaid ,!ay. the rents
ND profits Tor a term not exceeding sev-
III years of the followin'. described real
state. situated in Dub, j County. State
II Indiana. io-wit:
The South East quarter or the South
Vest quarter of Section % TowuTwo
sSout'i Range Five West.
And also. West half of the South East
quarter vi Scclic,, 23. Town Two South
Of Range Five West. in all ] o acre.
And on failure 10 realize the full
mount "f principal. interest and costs
allied far hy said decree. | will nj the
.'allc time and place. and in like as.ner.
seI the Tee Sim"le OF said real estate.
Taken as the property of Henry
yaa,ntel. To SATISFY n fee Iii for costs ~
u c suit of Henry Mauntcl W ste. ,hs n
.Jsr ger.
TOBIAS IIEl BIZ. 81 eriH u. G..
D.r. - lSGJ-3W
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND

Office is hereby given that the I'M.
~ dcrsigned, Administrator. dc bouis
non of the estate Of John Rislev. decca'd.
will by virtue Of an order Of tho Dubois
Common Pleas Court. made nj October
term. 1869 thereof sell At public auction.
on the premises OH
SATURDAY, january LIST. 1870.
II O'Clock Il. NJ, all Of the following de-
lscribcd real estate Of the dccctlcnt. sim
late i'll the County of Dubois and state
IOf Indiana. tO-wit:
The undivided two thirds Of the wes,
half of the south west quarter of Sec.
ton ten. i'm township two south of range
six west, containing eighty acres. and
the following described real estate s;tua.
ted in the county of Pike and said State.
ltO-wit: The undivided two thirds of
the north east quarter of the south cast
quarter Of Section No. nine i'm township
two south Of range six west, containing
forty acres.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third cash. one
third in six months and onc-third I'm
Twelve months from day of sale, pur-
chaser giving notes for deferred nav.
lmcnts, bearing interest from day of sale.
and well secured. waiving benefits Of
valuation and appraisclnent laws.
WIN. III. GREEN.
Administrator dc bonis nor.
J. c. Schafcr, ATTY. Nov. &c, cot
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE j. hereby given that by viz
iuc of u fec bill issued from Inc of
fee OF the Clerk of the Perry Count,
4 'hciIii Court. and TO me- directed. | " ii
proceed 10 offer for safe nj public auc.
iion. 10 the highest bidder. for ca.l, +,
hand. at the door of the court louise O,
Dubois county, in the town of Ja>I or
Oh
SATt RDAY, January IL. 1910.
Between the hours OF ten o'clock. y. VI
'and four O'Clock J. VI. of said ,iav. Ill,
renfs AID profits fora term not exceed.
Ing seven Years ofihc following d,scril,.
Jed real estate. situated in Dubois coun.
ty. State of Indiana. to-wit:
The y. w. one quarter OF III. Novtl
East one quarter of Section Twenty
26) Town two,2y South Range Five 30
West. containing ~ acres more or les.
Situaicd in the Count vf Dubois and
Stale Of Indiana.
Ind on failure IN realize the full
am cunt Of principal Interests and cost.
called for by said execution. l will a, tho
same time and place. and in like man.
ilcr. sell the fec simple Of said real C..
tale.
Taken as the property Of Henry
Mauntel to satisfy a fec hill for costs in
The snit Of Henry Mauntcl ". Felix Gee.
il and Cicero Farris.
TOBIAS IIElsBIG. Sheriff ID. c.
Dec. ~. 1669-3w.
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crat. opposed 10 all rings and swindIcs
desires TO prevent the party being ccm.
United To dead issues. which have bcc,,
distinctly passed upon aud condemned
10y the largc majority Of the people. Ills
course in this respect will serve 10 still
further cndcar him IA his constituents.
Aud right here II may not be Improper
to say that the Democratic party has In
Il few fossils. who aspire IL lead il. bu,
who would lead ii Ia certain dcfcat.--
They still cling to the issues settled hy
tho war. and cry out Justify Estate
rights" "niggcr!" niggcr!" instead of
Irrving ont against the corr,Iptioms and
burdens the people arc grooming under
the tariff swindlcs. national bank swim
dies. railroad grant swindlcs. custom Of
flee collecting swindlrs. hnyiny iucra-
tivc-oflice by making presents ia the ap-
pointing power. buying Legislators in fh-
vor Of rings and over-.rown corpora
tions. and the internal revenue swinllc.
with its countless myriads of many faced
swindlcrs for officers. These. and other
ila"rnnt present wrongs. the effects Of
which are felt In every mans pocket IN
~" lard Co. :" ~" " series of which the
: oorcst soldiers widow or orphan cannot
escape are enough torr,slc an ovcrwhcl-
ming political revolution. IL properly
handled. The Democratic party is now in
4 position to take advantage Of this mis-
rr,blc result of Radical management. il
The old fossils are not permitted 10 con-
troll it. and tho leaders have Judgment
enough to drop dead issues mpon which
We have suffered defeat. and let our plat-
|or'ns and nominees appeal to the good
sense and sympathics Of the masses and
suffer an outraged people once more to
70 heard. and our glorious party to be
again with success.
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\ MODEL. PARLoH MAGAZINE For
beauty Of Typography, artistic engrav-
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Together with large aud beautiful dis
|play Of Fashions. DEMoREsr's MoxTm.
Ly MAGAZINE is certainly unsurpassed.
The January number, just received, in
addition to usual holiday attractions, ha.
a fine steel Portrait Of both Mr.. a. Nine.
Dcmorcst. The rich display ofnovelties
offered in Demorcst's Monthly would
seem to be enough to secure circulation,
sufficient to satisfy its publishers, but in
addition We see they propose to give q
very large and fine engraving to each
subscriber. valued at $40. The Emgray.
ing alone would make very appropri.
ate Holiday or Birthday gift: but when
added to the costly Picture the best Par
lor Magazine is included. to he month.
~ reminder ofthe friendly feeling OF
the giver, there is certainly no better
way Ofinvcsting 80. Address Demor.
tests Monthly, s35 Broadway. n. y.
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\ BLAZE OF BEAUTY" TIE Prcro

"a BLAZE OF BEAUTY" TIE PIcro.
RIAL PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR JAN.
uARY, 1870, appears in bright array. a
new form. new type, numerous rich H.
Illustrations, with sound and sensible
reading matter renders this the best ever
Issued. 1t contains Hon. S. S. Fisher
Of the L. s. Patent Office; DcLesscps, OF
the Suez Canal; President Cespcdes, OF
Cuba !. George Peabody; DR.. I'ishen.
ldorff the eminent Biblical Scholcr; Por.
traits of the Karif, and Australian
Race Progress Of Science Steam, Elec-
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Physiology. Medicine, Phrcnology, and
2 host of other interesting articles, and
illustrations. This favorite JOURNAL
has now reached its 50h VOL, and ap-
pears in . handsome magazine form.
We think it will prove even more popu-
lar than ever before. Terms, only e3 q
year, or 30 cents . number. Now is the
time to subscribe for 1870. Address S.
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LAwLxsNEss.-Wc are informed that
some rascals who probably wanted Ia
throw suspicion of from themselves. Wis
tied the house Of +. Songer in i'a,oka
TIP. in this county. one night last week,
and took him from his bed into the
woods. giving him. after a rope wa. put
about his neck. two minutes To prepare
for eternity. when they swung him mp
TO limb. After letting him hang y
short time they took him down. and
tried 10 make him confess that he knew
something about the stealing of Mayo'~
horse few weeks ago. lie protested
his innocence. when they let him GO
These selfconstituted detectives had bet
ter be careful. or they may get their own
precious nccks in halter. Too much
anxiety sometimes bctrays itself.
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TIE LApY's FRIEND FoR JANrARY.-

TIE LADY's FRIEND FoR JANUARY
The number for January, 1870, is true.
ly splendid New Years gift. n Thrill.
ing picture -''In the Rapids" Of Nigga
RI. is the first steel plate. The second s
ia beautiful ttle-page for the magazine,
lencircled with the flower wrcnthed por-
traits Of seven of its lady contributors
the brightly intellectual face of Mrs.
Henry Wood matronizing the Younger
ladies Mrs. Moulton. Florence Percy,
Elizabeth Prescott. Miss douglas. All
gust Bell, and Mrs. iIosmcr. Every adj
mirer of these talented ladies will desire
to see this beautiful plate. The Color
ed Fashion Plate, "a usual. shows the lat
est style: The publishers offer great i'll
duccments to new subscribers, and We
recommend our readers to inclosc ten
cents for sample copy. to Deacon &
Peterson, $40 Walnut street, Philadcl-
phia. Price $3.50 year (Which also in
cludes large steel engraving,. Four
copies, s.. Five copies land one graf
isl. SO. Tho Lady's Friend and "Thc
Evening Post" land one en-
gravingL s4.C0.
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~ .JOHS &. SAKE. at - Western Ho-
tel the other day, for some minutes un-
dertoOk in vain 10 carve piece of beef
The wit laid down knife and fork. CLAM
Iced around and spoke. "Gcntlc,oep.'
said he, "that's an infringement OH Good
Years patent"
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HEAVY SSOw.--This vicinity was Wis
tied by the hcavicst.snow storm Of tho
season last Tuesday morning. and a cold
ra in aud sleet just after il. making mis-.
erablc bad roads. and it is feared injur.
ing the prospect for next years fruit
crop.
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PLEASANT HILL, MINK. |,
April 9, 1866.
DIR. G.. w. RoBAcK.

Dear Sir:-Last
fall my wife had the
Liver Complaint SO
bad she was able to
sit up but a few min
utcs at a time. 1
had a physician doc
toring her for some
time, but the medi-
cine he gave her
seemed to do her but
little or no good. L
was advised to get
her a bottle of your
Bitters, and let her
try them, and see if
they would help her.
So | thought if one
bottle would be good
two would be better,
and l got her two
bottles, and when
she had taken the
last bottle she
could do most of her
house work. / got
her one more which
entirely cured her,
and she looks the
best | have seen her
for four years. We
recommended them
to several of our
neighbOrs who have
used them with great
success.
ORvIs A. MASON.
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ORvIs "A. MASON.
SURVEY NOTICE.

n 6Ilt T. j. hereby given flat the M
~ dcrsigncd. will prmrcd with the
surveyor OF Dubois county. on the 27,ii
day oi December. l>f3. Ia run tie lines
ansl dccrmine The boundaries of Section
20. town : south. range ! west.
The intermediate lines will also he run
an! the corners thereof ,>tabli,lrl. Fer
sons Interested will please he present.
Piiui.ip WAILHAssI
Dec. 10. 1864. ..w.
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M Z. ''' n,"FslsiA u Jaslu cal u s.liLp.i.n "a,
s"nd'iu efficacy u Dr. hobAeks s,ouiseh h ,,,,
h'-in'A S'.nais,ian Heed Further and In L., W.
Sou iuasIan bood N We have hem .'e't.. =
" sdi me. i.ny '.'"gL 10 know that tL.y m, "
....,i r"c- - - .'i.s'
Signed ICkrRr 40,
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LARGEST HOG IN THE SrArE.-Mr.
Herman Rothert or Huntingburg, rcceiv-
cd last week from Anthony Betsch one
hog which weighed 1880 pounds gross.
lie paid for 1t $3.50 per hundred. max
ing $l66.95 for the one hog. How will
that do fer hi: Can any one hca. il!
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MARRIAGE LWENsEs.--Thc foll0win.
marriage liiccnscs have been issued h,
our accommodating county clerk sine.
December 2d.
Frederick Wcnkcnhaucr and Mary
Koch.
Iclvcrton Kendall and Sarah J. Nc.
Klein.
Herman II. lIollcnbcrg anil Rcckt
Rciscnbeck.
Geo. BranGcnstcin and Sophia Wcs
seller.
Jacob Traycr and Martha 4. Dcms,'y
Felix Miller AMI Nancy j. Mayo.
Daniel h. 1lclphcnstinc and Hosett
Weeks.
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SANTA CLArs.-This favoritc Of the
children has made extensive preparations
for visits to the good little children to
morrow morning. and VIC expect 10 hear
Jasper resound with their joyous shouts.
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AaSlpENT.-Wc regret 10 learn that II .
,Io. N Sermcrshciin had his head severe
ly bruised by last Tuesday. on the lock
of L. : wagon striking Kim. hilc, tie was
driving TO Troy.
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Governor j. w. Stevenson was elect
ed United States Senator, by the KEN
lucky Legislature, on the second ballot.
All the Democrats voted for him.