davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-10-26

ftli1Sb A4ktiNN a-A1t kSkHAF
tEr Of 1t:e ii,o.t enthusiastic AID br.t attended
tr'x, ts n rt EEsx Of the ramrs.cn, vas held tn
LatAEr iisi, surn.r Q! Ne.is street aSt CaieaSo
IEc ro1n;GnouA hai! ~as h,sralay paclei, md
tn rl,-t si1tt1,.- enthu-tatn prevailed Alderman
S:ae'!o:t4 Of The ward. ocea pftd lac caHiF. ~
t..k'tE q IL ED.ltloa he Called EPoa the sutesS
,:t IT tn exc. their E1ltzaton. to that every
I1:.tt .u.hlth citizen 10 fasOs Of rcurn haafl he
sr.s.:t at tne tolls On ihe DAY ~ seetsoa. IN IN
lt1E1e". SD HGl also be FEcss;it u he polls oa
LIZ IA: II eltct!on-
Es;; t!:Has i1.ttny fn!crel In AZ efoGucrt
az! :,s,r:'l ~. Ct Liz sIa,k- NJ tic e=oFtnous
sa4.1tx pr. i, DIR thr cEntrpl of the RinZ,
~. .a.eru.e7 WITH wtlcn tee taEanHcnta OF The
:a{ ttt;rf: so.sht TO fa.:En thc Dsetrcs upon the
1hi;,. c:I Ss;u c!!ese h.s a1dl.:ct 10 asSi.f
il tn. .s,d OFT ri .iethroans TIE self-nt'Fuutt-!
ru,rs:x,sr, Al.o we're s-tu .ius tut un the bard
r.tf m. ii TIE a+td Eofki:H aod hpncst people
III, .fnr,e+ Mtta!ies. q rfoniiueot 9sct'uoilcan
ct.z u IT,. usd. talu shat aAfns t9e pa, ,em
,.,.s I'D srI ;El1c s1peI. .encs- lie went 10
III. rrfEst Hall G15Eac!e necti1e+ ota couule.'
Ii. t.. ;i-. a.d G. Il 1Iosc we're v.hceno.rels =
r5.rs i. i va sai th.1e .'.ots LIZ s,.,,t ne
la aid up;rtsFtt, u Chicago. ~ wa t.SH .., ,a-4
fa.rt1o c;y,lt attention. apt ~ha!c sovlnE soais
IN lsrs,oo, :,eo.s ..s, n ,.as Ga,7Eo 31 na' ~
- tcn1.;n i IS. CtHpett sad wlca ne appca-et
ht1.re CMtLsn an4t.ence he tsa toi caus - ~ y
sGouistr Win The rnud c1ri1ep* O! tnteasn U
.lraaIE.. tH :tt: orpfc-Hi',n YOKE os tHe ohass
El1s hs e'9sSe, y ,a1 ~ n'ts'n n%ss ,StI p1 ~.
u
,.ecrji,,c 70 c,rFup' that my ~sfr ss14tned y
,.ri.rafn The r1eseht i4't = sh susI te serve II
c = ',1S sne s sef,s ,s pIsssn
n,r sfnr uap,sws1s.uX was u Inc ~al. aud III
EF mas sa, H. sss nta ea1 1ueeaay. s8es'
=, ,tn1an c. G. T.. t1Vidrn k.f'i Lc ns1s CO..!
olss ITO lie .a y:s',op ~ ~ III ;as M "
1arrneN froIa a s1.Et C.ettipS "a A't-tna
si,Hszs ward. aad ooad proneS ra; "a, that ~, g; =;
.rtrt "a n,,ie rfrc tcust4x Spatofly w ~: @ II
s1asHsstrtr,. lie tuor,,l Irop the nj L1et psesel
a IMP .ss. ~; =, nc 9ne sfa"a ri ell. u H.
I'M n.,a h,s Ie~,ects q tee hug, AVID s2oke ol t.
a;-rratY ii sacn lam sr,;n,sens, ~ SaSeen GnaSe
tan. lie ihoughr the tsme mad cons @ ra,,, l3r nt
drsi. and tie ltekirg Ausean etA@e suoa'u
clexted x, 1fo aa4a That I
vie etalr,nen asd conceded me srssan1 ~ -
Inptson. i:c rpsie Of he acton 9, ne aesdS a
Ieptu,c4n nesRpapefs As eansg1S1 ,SIN. Tor fo1 Sc
psxt Ind fought the oQt}agrous e1peaa'soke'
, 1869-10-26

erfv n
s..<..s ....n-
from asoital0s suAQoenannns ano
ror1 Jcfs,s-Meetonk . OF ING n, Wosx- ~,
solved on.
The s s e DE s;S ss M i
lalse numnet .f ,ae meeoscs az AZ s Lps poct
u 5rrstJ, lrsol, d pot e 90 70 WORK sss'n an!l
1ne ,% h " sna sa itt th.s 1ne
1n4T p.a W.s ..I,.ea dn fha r.a ~ r,.r1,a NJ
n"Ena S ~ M neTh W t sn1 ans
has .l'nu;ae, ,n,. as q tas strikers
ne va M . M tss u IN Sss s, on
q sn,sr " .c 1W IN tn g
~, II ,ao ~ 1n ro,nns - W. nns Wc1 n
nv, the snc1nrprs Win. for Il w.s fearcI Ihat
ttiey Wouhi stnse a,.o, Tne n,sx,sng hsli 1t
LohE Ss r .,sss ssSn'ns t,tr ~ T.. "s asa9aa
@ s1,,,n iuge IL % susnueasnn. sn,s Pass ae,s
woali sxn'a,n wny ias shor. xsrs
~, Insarara;el on tnr is,n. ne lstrpers seem
vi 10 nSi.sss ~, is,e Interest III vhai was sad,
t.ns,n. 1in.s, INN ,ht. nj rnc taise Tynnrt
irun H.: osef % cni % o. % ihe roa, saysug 1aas Inc
nsn we're nj wotk @hen 1esy we're nj, wa: tic
a6s 3ist rpc,ser, M.. Finley, OF put1,lo, spoke
sS sSs, ,as. 4 gssk 1 sI 70 M 1
- H., ~ o,. ~ ali .anT sn1 am,
ela,Sea nor oe yoa IoS ~ step 5oa
hnye taHen for fnu were nieIcI by faiss reporia
| IN Irom Bulra0, where the ulembers Ire .. urm
a. ,te rock of Gtosn,tar, Tou wers told TIA. tho
q guo s nsa e wnss sn
,nelf "a! essase,i Necessity before lneT WIN he.
'ss9 ps 4ss sar VIZ taa e5ass re5
th1cntsnet 10 diecna1Ee then, for nie II they Dill
not resume work. lie told lhtln many thing. aad
s q as Il Ta y: oa nsTs
rne5 hung their hea1s 10 shame. To-day they vii.
fe!l every thing they have before they VII dcsc!t
as It e Jsfs ,t Sea appointed ss ss sgnms @
su Art enough III your own ranks, without going
10 llopsins. We have uus,ed 100 much In tue tel
x9ea IN tss enas Of ss sDa
sarpy cd, AID VIC never saw taem. II the men u
, Bunaio were like Jou, they would hast
been at work noF. hut theY did no
thAi yon hal gone to. The men IN Snslue
hanna hare sent NE down to tel! you tna1 tee,
| ehall neser give mp until the mechanics At POT
: money reaching Port Jerris on The ,otn inst
untrue. ior passengera we're Carried ovet tnat pas
I nave been delayed. The men kept tneit promise
D Flsk sasd, that Il they did nos feeetre their ps
= before the 10th they might guilt FotS. foa near
ra,ik nsnrrs in nr civ fI,uSaiol said that we hs
II | resumed, when We hal not Question" The
i 1sunsEo ha1 Eot been at wort d,T since inc coz
i. .st Mnftl w all f,o IN tnre1her.',
n y III. n sinMons Of Sf susaneaanna, aald: II you
nGi e1rIo,tI ns ~ \. Il, s oti ~; nni4 nov
IN. hcncetorfh Snn;anse.l Robert Bonner sa
10 NE ne nsner sfat' tnai Tic Wcrkinsmen, a. clas
O. ars M ir,,s Ia nnn ano,hes IL YOU don't con
q OH "ui and pianI m llkc men xna, III, bonner sa
le ,rit1 ~ trne
, 1869-10-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

For thc infor nnsion OF n1R such nn
may rot hnso been n41tz.Ay informed as 70 TIE
wonderful merits Of IIo1s Matt Extract. we
would srate that 1t Is an excellent Strengthening
beverage, a delightful! tonic, And pleasant rem.
tAY nnn We topndensiy commend lis Use to all
suffering from dteorueys Of the THROAT chest lungs
OF stoach, ~ well Al 10 those needing an tnvlRo-
tor 10 Lie, or beverage, Instead Of porter, ale
(ter, or Other alcohonc dsinks. So!4 " all drug
pttts an RIpGeFI+
, 1869-10-26

SID returntd r1lhet itte. Rating be hsd been 70
The Strs Otlce to gtse the report Of LlvIDE1tooe,
.crs uauch to H.y dauEhterN uunoJancc-peERsnR
tie would not report enp9s heassay; but tue host
replied II Taa psooes md should es done, md
vas shortly followed BY the editor, and cou11o Of
question apd crpeste1nn1nAslop- with taking de-
positions, followed, and my daughter : entreaues
a1sI1, but dlsregatded- ~ daughter atates there
IL 60 such fntoF in Zanzibar II IN Ena1and ABOUT
Or, LrtpSstoue, md q mean Advantage has bern
fsfeo Of private conversation Of travellers, ttt.d
and wearJ alter 40 lopx vG1 age. to publish WITH
cnnfdea<e Youra kc. J.. ". Jc4k2,
Is Kenntngton patk Road, G. E, Oct ., 1sda
, 1869-10-26
MEIEORHL 1aIGAt.

Meteorological record for October s5, 1861 a.
reported by J. e. Iar9Euth, Jr. optsctan, III Hau-
Institute The email letters are the Initials for the
words "veeIipR," "genslr," 4.hlRh." "d1y,"
noipt atmosphere, F." " fa!n," aod "anow:"
, 1869-10-26

.'s..N -.
I -.-...- sAGohp hAEVs l
AAsheet!e 90 1Mrseay eSthtuE. " ~ y
n It JdGuS run = 20; 1so So1La M MsAs eness.
H,tA.1s 1 .. EMMY. W. n- 1-s'>' 'AA4A ~'fs
"AaIcHA' .
At, inaln "Nna,s ,,..,., S,~..s l..
q! tut ts:ut'ic " tti., tu'n ,' - -
!a'n Of tEG S!t.eps hSot u ~, AS., ~ - - S,n
y. tA.en !a&'ast IN ....'s .toa, - ~ ~ - enu.n
S1a flte7 WIS ttt1Wk. a!'si "A ~ aNutCesen
ty 4Aerm2n {. H. Wicker, J. - Montgomery, |
Aldc1.n Uabp, arf Others
lUrE7u "AHn.
Mas Snecttng, Ernat@a7 llatl, No. asS state
, 1869-10-26
Mexehnut Tailoring.

Mcssr.. Echcn1cr / kronEcf. the Wetfuo~o
rcrchapt 1aiors Of she SoFth Division, have re-
moved from their old 4nat1e1s at No. As Softa
Cl.rk street TO no l5o North C1aff streeI IN fo3"
NE = B1ock where, with Increased facilities they
arc row ready to wait uron NJ their Old itieucA
and ~ many new ones rs wish to secure me osst
made clothing, IN the Iatett styles, pef!scs ~,
NuTKs !.
, 1869-10-26

Thr0nx Discnsen-ttWe would call
attt ntiou 10 Browns bronchial TrochEss We
In the ThIoa, and Droncnla, and would commend
them to the attention Of public speakers and oth-
crs troubled With affections Of The thEpet They
kultipg IrQp4 cold. a!iohalist, NDss0n.
, 1869-10-26

The ladies OF the Union PARK congrek a. onA
Charch peopo4o to furnish to the puouc oatu
cs,c Of he dInue1t furnisncd II Lnra13 Hall IA st
.n,snv 10 aceApssh,s to Ill who participated In
them. comueucinR On Wsdpesday. the 9Th suAt.
st Ine sarue place and continue th!oufh INC
Week; The ptooeeds TO be tppaieo to tneH osT
qaprch furnishing fNut.
, 1869-10-26

death they nAvc lost a most efficient ofncer aud
IN ttnuenttsl friend he Haa 4 toading member
citizen. husband, and tathes, al,Ae CAME IN TO
he nsodel Ct the "npr1sns, whose END il pence"
, 1869-10-26
TWENTIETH WARD.

A"+~sNaAAAA "fh4H+as
.....,- ON k1sz,x s1Ekr.
An enthusiastic meeting Of citizens Of the
TwtntcIh Ward wa held last evening, III Nj.
Il iae carens tietsS e. ~ Asne'' s'Fes' ID 'a'o'
NJ. J. 3. Walsh, Chairman Of sho Wand C.nn,
took tho chair, and t'ss.ed upon the recca.ity q
Hr. F1otsbcssu followed In the same strain.
dnc1lir s al rome icpEth uron lie co1ursion AZ
'nr l'a1nEclc AH.ndlefr, which caused x,dtspreai
decentralization. lie NasDed them ,hnt the1 mi
10 Ecnt hpIu 10 overcome q wilr and nnsrt11nin,Is
loc- IApp!ausc.,
: Mr. ". I. Mcclure, OF the IfisA Nfxs. made a
ibIu to II, In at d svren ths Gnurt i1oass NJ ~
its nIth aud cor1up,ion, lie msns apcr,ni apnsnl al
:he,r uap ~ urd tnts DAY Neex ~ ,o,nr aEsinst
The Narrar,c..
The several freectes we're 1oudtr app.aruet.
- - 1sE I.r1 I,r1.sr
Aacor Il nnee,tt r WA he,d Al tne hail nat,ef The
lake l,c1se, Ut the cor1er Of Rus, and Elnzlc
tti,rts Nj, +. Grayss was csl,ei 10 the chair.
sfr Etr vxh.n ,rnt =. NJ III. urccnt orrrnsifT NJ
1erisi.r,ur NH H1Tk,ng nur,l M 10 Tue daf Of
tIe1,.iot, fEIid npriause.I
MI. Mcclure rtf.rretl 10 the rreteusIoas OF
,,.n,,s EIsrrt. f,r-,r - ~, inn t+.adet AMI
- r.S.ir r.,,,ri,,,., his 1Tesnn,nt,nn. lie t.a:ei
s.Iwn 1Iisbu en to throw ihe mouu,eoauk aud
III n,l,uv overheard. tArrlar.el
NJ la'sse =, ;hr st,t1 Z; nr,1nu Tatn va md
Irneni ccd hitn ~ a pegnaIent nuuiuug.
Laughter and atpiause-l
.,e, Il ias.as Cuut. .a,i IT. was pledged TO sup
r"rt Inc Stttxrus W II was the ticket OF the
~ Yk nruan- lLnud spp!suse-1
MI. Il Walsh, Chairman OF Tue Wasu C1uf, de-
hoIfr,4f uf,e man rule. and the attempt OF ANY
Eattopaitts 10 coulTol and rute fbe city. They
ncsr -an,tflcans honnt TO re1orml- They sha1lt
~, IN nj i defeat Tic b1rnactf ComhfnaIton- II
WIS st.0DE IL ctr1uptsou. II hit. Hes:cE1 pro
rrarne vas rairtrt out, no one would
vote but tier1nanh Any insnmaa wao voted
for NILE hickey, IN oPpn.N:on ~ Aatk onetluSn.
was ree1saot 10 ais colatly, alA utecoc3. ah! ats
honor I ne only espCrs Oh tlt sac o. 1ue snnh
"err 1nc !"s!, "hh:h abused anu outEaaea tt1sa-
M n eHa inni sIsh'cl. tae i,aais Eftnnat .ne VI
fan Q! uct1te, aha Mst!. v.sGene Meehls snee.'
ttEtth hF Al "oHefpus FaffanL Inc FsspcEtA-
biz. hletI.tonrt and re-onEi1:e press rf the city
uas on the kaie OF the pcurle md REFORM TAP
platsel ....-....
Mr J{ihn Eden showed cle45lf that the working.
,ra1, n,d 1hr fsyra lir Eatr u Tcryeut anpenl e
The rrtKtry en to do their tluty and called upou
every u.a1 10 form hIfpself info . coMmsiree d
CT ia sc+ 1tat he himself VAS realstereti and hi:
| neivnlrr. aui his rtiCbborn petgnbor lad
| .Tnn,S1
Tr. Nc1Ja,e nrtl several other gentlemen al
| hsc.std The lEccitrg, witch lcsllY adlouIped L
l .,trt at .hr registry otllceS to day,
| -
I THIRTEENTH WARD.
,cw sI1,sY,s KKrruIaT1oS."
r.. ~ yaisar Of TIr tHiczoo TriSuue:
~, ~ . Xxx, 4 ~ Il S;a,,es < ,..tter 70 the r..
,h,Ic arc ,Hne aseer,ions tuaJe, so pajpaDi5 IN
:rte 10 tne Euowie1ge OF The Wur1t CotDrl,ttec
~, - ~ re n,i-.na - sha T,hir+rantn Warb II i
a,i snnsn M AMI cnuressc y NJ Bailey Himself
.na, nc jotnes with tl,r Etikcns' Reform party 70
, 1869-10-26
Pickle. =

"Tho Lettors OF PeTcErtne Fackle.
"rpe Letters OF Peresr,ne Ptelle,' In ecos
,orn,. publthed By the Western News Company,
Vii be ,.sued .o-noE7ov {xednestay> md DC soE
sale !. all the bookstores. In point Of worSnao-
ehip The took Will be very elegant b3tn N papsl'
rsint and binding, and credit 10 Cnlfaso worn
trnERhtp.
, 1869-10-26

Paper I1nnRtnEs and Window
Rfade~, latest styles Paints, OILS Elass, and
nrrs hes. 81 T, L ltHty Il 50 Randolph street
, 1869-10-26

DEARBORN THEATRE.

DEARBORN THEATRE.
TUESDAY EVENING, Oe.- u.
Emerson & nIanDing's alfnstrels.
An Entire New Programme for thIs Week
Flint week ii LAUGHING GAS.
fifrt tsetk of lie BAKAlCAL RING. dtseuseed bJ
Billy Manning and Bob Han.
Fifxt ~ etk Ct tE- FASC1SA11EV Nlty;
Ert4,nd Hr-k ri Rnrs,on's (;RECfhN RESU.
fi1rt tir..u tt j. Il. krtutte's sketch, GADEh TAX
LAMP FUST. ..u.,..,.,.
Win rtie Neg serneEJ hy = AIRY MoRM!SspS.
aEJ etAJtlin8 Alr&hArieAl Effects ~ JDHS kuuSI.
, 1869-10-26
TIE ERIE TROUBLES.

arrival al Now York Of Delegates
from Buffalo, Sukquchannn. and
PuFt Jcrvla-rlccttnk of tf1c Work.
narn An JeHary CAty-A strike Ike
solved 0us
, 1869-10-26

:
;heatfe adranasle eonPllat:on, to which Is given
The btan. sounding. though not very perspeuous o.
Tie iic;fs Ct cass.soae,' written b. ~. AlssIs
AIKEN from the French Liz .ae most Of Cnsssss
nsse ny s rs m saN Hay soso
In the present instance. IL" toeory, o1
men sets sx.e2 T. ss 1sssbaR IT,
each other msy exit tn this wor'd, and teat the
,piqut,,cs Of TER fataes msx es xsse.i 81 tne
TIC lats:s theory t. ssoat As ID as Aoses xho
wrote certain comm andEenf 10 tnat enecS Ihe
former Is cue which the Perstans. ntnioos, and
sbo1t. TIL. play eutcasu.ed 10 1llassf1te tnese
| Propositions In rcFy stnknF, y not au
.: IT,
sS1y occss,ouslly TIA. ah,e s;auaasd dsams u tae
"laly OF Lyous'' nclpcd the author out satn the
question eoi 100 deep iur hin. atd The "Gers;saa
bso.hs aad setc5ai otnss p,ays o. AEe ~ cnaI az
II The rurs OF punctuation that eovcEn Written
laprusgc thould Obtain il tTostu, the Sasaa1s
Characters Of thc play woolt nc coussaotJ =, ksp,
D nsss 1as.n. = WITH ilat tss i snsefs sa '' -
4 Tn;s tesnalln,i1e psuductlou OF dramatic geau:
x, y ~ 9, e1a s. senia IL; 1onaps - lie pa
i vent On, hew It y - that tho Ltoek COMPANY 2
,asaTs sS sS1n9 ,S ~ mao5 hs
cslt- A. orr atier another fell. some ~ mntie
most foul some aceortiuE to tie code ard oiass e,
= cane fairly cahaqetett, and there MAS not a tea
I. to spare when the curtain fe.l On oac roos o.
', man, the last Eurv1vpE Of nta face The Efta
ID wonder ~ how the cotnor allo*ed an5 ol -
characters o. ::th'a ren atkAa'e pFoauc'aon 70 "e
patura1 death.
M While tnis p!ay admits Of thir,ecn enara
II iess, tut about q haa-doxeu Of them a.
S. showed to s.ay apea the .:,;., tsars a. q 's
q incidence, IT 70 allow ouo 70 fofu any ;, CO.
cluslon A. 70 Why thtI wcre brought IN 1t MI
ecouoiny were 70 be coDaaltcd. # IeAst sevea
Inc Characters q l.,e pla, might ee dtopp:d
sqper1Gous. and converted into good material
crosts and cc5rscs. The lean'n2 casractets n
me &c fa,d run tn co1pes So orc naa the 20; %:
lie sre 1t would sec,nt 70 stand aaone upon tne hIa
er. ief icst. Z to Il nsorns:e sGngeosedr rno o. M,
LES nn,nsn,nent iad.rtd1st IN the whole pcee -
usss ven due,. mhs - ~ M AZ, H.
~ Gunf Prdnc1 C1sfi9ionf, wca1f! nonas. and .
~ ~ = rsrry ttkyc. Then the author aNo w. %
=" reom for iovr-makipR. eooae foE uantsas soms
at nd .oae iot aorssss srr fnzee'; sss s;o 9es
.scx stdersbIe scope toF Roa.!p The coA a1s
his FrstrTs and coots wound oecssaonAay Is aug,
the "a vi foecfber and talk oTef the ifnsly @s..
aW ot saer suptItos1, md psedisz IN mo0 Es1'Ss
, 1869-10-26
PARTNEES WAITED.

nARTSrR wAyTEp-wITH sasn. n WELL
tNsAhlj,he4, ltkiti,ua:e Fnt tncss dot'.g &eScup
veal; rrodt4 laItt any 9th ledamAsc busluesA
bUUHES FULLkA Ia Ranati2e IT. RseO l.
pAR1xXn wASTKp-wIrH :sl!Ma TO stsev
cssr, IN = feeTettAAe ADD payinE buaine3t "a
% 1aanp{aanfe1 III Stxts-ss. from 10 10 = n. foI
tno days
0ARrNkR wANTRn-A THOROUGH BUBI-
rtc - cs4 }psrs.h x1Lon, doubls nH rannsY u
ihrte r.oatha. Call u n u AftuEtanss4 Paou H.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-03-16

A SHOCKING EvENT.-THREE PER-
SONS PERISH IN THE SNow.-On the
night Of last Thursday, March 4th,
three persons persisted in the snow on
Marks mountain" in Peacham-all
within one half mile of Mr.. Franklin
Farrow's residence. Their names
we're Mrs. Esther Emons. Jagged 74)
her daughter Mary, Jagged So and
her grandson Willie, Jagged s years.
Mary was engaged to work for the
season in Peacham, and was return.
ing to her place of service; and as
near as we can learn, the old lady and
child were trying to reach her sister
house in the extreme south of the
town. Her son with whom she had
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-03-16
l988,7O
IRASBURGH.

BACK AGAIN.-Edward Burnabce,
who formerly lived in Irasburgh, has
returned and moved on to the Allen
farm which he has hired for five years.
LISTERS MEETING.-There will be
listers meeting at Irasburgh, on Fri
day the 18th inst, at one o'clock, L.
NJ, to agree upon some uniform APP
praisal of stock, aud it is hoped that
each town i'll the county will be rep
resented.
REvyAL.-They are having quite
a revival in the Methodist church at
Irasburgh. Rev. Z. f. Stewart has
been holding series Of meetings for
the past two weeks, and considering
the exceedingly bad weather there has
been a large attendance from night to
night, and as a result the church has
been greatly revived, a number OF
wanderers reclaimed, and more than
q score Of sinners converted. The
meetings are increasing in interest
and the congregations are constantly
charging.
The Jonas Kidder farm was sold
at auction last Wednesday to Benja
min II. Hancock of Glover, Tor $4,000
The purchase included a complete sci
of "sugar tools" and everything nee
! essary for the hop business.
We are told that James Clement
( the late County Commissioner, re
ceived $50 for his years service IL
that office, and paid out $40 for nee
essary expenses, in doing its duties
He is evidently laboring under the de
lusion that offices are to be admins
tered for the good of the public an'
not of the office-holder.
THE CLUB.-The Farmers Club met L
district No. IA, March s, as per adjourn
meut-D. II. Webster in the chair. Al
though the roads were almost impossible
there were quite number present VIII
took part in the debate, and Shove
quite an interest in the prosperity OF tn
club The question was, 'Is High FeeC
ing Proftable?"
Vim. L. Locke, J-I think that hig
feeding is in a great measure profitable
think we should take more pains with oil
hay, and should cut it earlier, which maxi
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A LIENS LUNG BALSAM.-We copy the
N following interesting letter from DIR. Harris
to the Middebury, VT, Register:
Mr.. EDITOR 1t is only to subserve the in
terests of humanity that l request a short space
in your valuable paper to inform the public what
Aliens Lung Balsam is sure to do. Two years
ago was attacked with a severe cold ; 1t settled
in my throat, which so affected the organs of
speech that L could not speak aloud for nearly
six weeks. l got through the winter coughing
nights almost necessarily, with cold night sweats,
which increased irritation which extended to the
bronchial tubes and which kept me coughing all
summer. l was at Shoreham on a professional
visit the past October, when the "good Samari-
tan" came along introducing Aliens Lung Bal
sam into New England. procured bottle and
took it accordingto directions and found imme-
date relief. | have now taken two bottles which
has entirely cured me. For the last two years
or during the time of my af1ctIon | was in
state OF constipation which the Balsam has eff
fectually regulated No family should be with
out this valuable medicine. 1 see by the West
ern papers that the physicians of Cincin natl
(where the medicine is manufactured) are intro
ducing it into their practice, and have no doubt
it will soon become classical remedial agent
for the cure of all diseases of the throat, bron-
chal tubes, and the lungs,
NATH'L HARRIS, NJ. D., Dentist.
Sold by all druggists.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Providence, R. l.,
General Agents for the Eastern States. Ills
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rs'HE MEDICINE FOR
WHOOPTNG COUGH,

DODD'S NERVINE AND INVIGORATOR
gives agreeable and almost instant relief in thu
spasms of hopping Cough. This is 4 complaint
that all children are expected 10 have; and
when it comes, strange to say, they are left to
fight it through as they best can, little or 10th
ing being done to break its intensity or help it
along And when it is reflected that very many
of the diseases of Older and adult years have
their origin in the tear and STRAIN of Whooping
Cough, this neglect would be utterly unaccount-
able but for the fact that chidren's diseases,
like many of the weaknesses of women, are con-
Sidered so much matter OF course that people
have become stocally unconcerned about them
Let them cough it through as we did, seems
generally to be the unfeeling word. Whooping
Cough is a nervous disease and Dodd's NerviHe
and Invigorator treats it with COMPLETE Sue
CESS. Mothers Try 1t, and save your little ones
the worst agony Of this distressing affection A
sure and benefcent medicine.
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Important Certificate
Speedy Cure Of Whooping Cough.

j. W. TEChETI, ESD BROOKLYN, N. L.
am not in the habit of taking advertised med
icines nor of certifying to their curative effects
when they come under my observation; but
feel constrained to make an exception in favor
of Dood's Nervine and InvigoratOr, medicine |
have used in my family for some time past. My
little daughter had been suffering from severe
whoOping cough for several weeks, and was So
much broken OF rest at night that-by excessive
coughing and loss OF sleep-her constitution anC
general health seemed to be giving away. Narl-
Jus remedies or paIiativeS were recommended
10y intimate neIghbors, but nothing was tried III
III our attention was called by physician moi
now in practice to DOdd'S Nervine. This we pro-
cured and commenced using at once -wrh an
effect immediate and surprising As the cOnvul-
>IOns were hardest at night, we began by giving
the Nervine on going to bed The tir>t dose admin
iStered made its lmpIesslun; the cough became
less frequent, and very much less severe-she
soon got her accustomed sleep-rapidly revived
in health and yIgor-aud III few days was a.
well a. ever. What was left of the whOOpIn.
cough was thereafter OF no trovble. OF course |
cannot but consider Dodd's Nervine and Invlg-
5TatOr an invaluable remedy for this distressing
malady. l may add, that 1 have since recon-
mended it 10 several family friends, in like cir
cumsta uces, and have found It i'll every cast To-
he equally successful. 1t needs only to be known
to come into universal demand.
J. w. PICKETT
For sale by druggists Price one Dollar.
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ESTABLISHED 1880.
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WEIGH d GRIFFITHS
MANUFACTURERS,
Also New England Agents for the Celebrated
"RED JACKET AXE"
Colburn's Patent. Cannot be excelled. Will
cut Is per cent. more than any other, with less
labor. Office and Saesroom, las & l47 Federal
ST., Boston, Mass.
's,HE SAMPSON SCALE CO.
SI,0OO,OOO Capital.


This Company manufactures Weghlock Rail
Road Track, Hay, Coal, Cattle and Warehouse
Scales under the Sampson Patents, and every
variety of smaller scales after the most approx
ed patterns.
These scales are coming into general use, al
though very recently introduced to the market.
Official testimonials from the civil engineer of
the Navy Yard, at Washington, state surveyor,
and canal commissioners of the state of New
York, and numerous Others from eminent engin-
GERS, mechanics, merchants and corporations, as
to their superiority in all the qualities of excel
lence claimed for them. are on iLe, and copies
will be furnished on application.
The scales have already taken the first preml-
um at every New York Annual State Fair since
their introduction in 1859, and a silver medal
from The New England State Agricultural Socie-
", 1868, has been awarded to the Sampson
Scale Co., for the chest Hay, Coal and Cattle
Scales"
These scales are constantly on hand and for
sale by
A. A. FRAZAR & CO.,
General Agents for the New England States.
Office No ll6 Federal-st., Boston, Mass.