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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-16
Movenent Or q Free Bridge os che Aqus.
duct.

The excitement in refsrsacs to the Fox River
Bridge during the past week led to the inaugu-
ration OF q movement to erect free bridge across
Fox River at the aquedast Competent bridge
builders decided that, BY Ssing the piers of the
aqueduct a. q shelter, . durable bridge with
wooden piers could be erected there at an expense
OF not ever five thousand dollas With the CO.
operation Of the town Of Rxtlaud, TO whose
prompt decision andSnergetic setisn in reference
to the Fox River bridge We are doubtless largely
indebted for getting the bridge frse) the people
of Ottawa Centre believed the necessary amount
could be raised without difficulty to Greet the
proposed new bridge. Accordingly meeting
was held on Tuesday evening at the wagon shop
of Mr.. John Vette, in Ottawa Centre, to take the
matter into consideration L. B. Delsno was
called to the chair, and John Vette appointed
Secretary. After some remarks by saml Parr,
Esq, Of Rutland, and Newton Ward, Of Ottawa,
it was resolved to open subscription for obtain
ing funds to erect said bridge, and committee,
consisting Of John Carey and John vstte, was
appointed to circulate the subscription in town
auu COUNTY
We learn that on Wednesday the committee
had secured subscriptions to the amount of some
$4,000, with the promise Of good deal more
The Board of Supervisors having adopted rule
that whenever in the county the people, either
by town or voluntary subscription, raised the
the money to build free bridge, the Board will
aid TO the extent Of ene-fourth of the cost, the
projectors of this bridge of course count on g..
200 from the county. This would leave but $1,.
600 more to raise.
1t is suggested that, now that the Fox River
Bridge is Free this project of free bridge at the
Aqusduet will be abandoned. We are assured,
however. by persons in the movement, that such
is not the case, and that the determination is to
have the new bridge anyhor. Bully for you !
The way to do is to strike while the iron is hot
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-16

The best brand of flour in Ottawa is the Eagle
Mills We mean just we say.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

Secretary a u Iataiee y hvssdgais
tAs charges alleged aGainst Dr.. O. n.
Nioho,s. Sspsriatsaasst u tie Govern
nsaS EdsA loe ths Iasans, win shsetly
sItnat rspost completely generating
d. dieheas. a} 81
-1hsssaaGs jadidszy committee has
had ~ olEsuit Judge noainaaions under
sosGiaaEaGisa, and have agreed to make
N ua1avssabls report on 1t least one,
aGnIiy, Ks. Yesman. It appsars, how
svss, 49, the President will spare tho
OonaieAss this trouble and viii with
draw NJ nonination this week.
-TAs Aaaass committee have not yet
hsld = meeting, and VIII not until
Wednesday next. The only measure now
before that body II Mr.. Summers Free
Banking bill The conversation Of MEM
bsrs Of the committee appears TO indicate
that thsy will shortly 60 10 work aud ma
turs IN original measure, which in their
opinion will obvinte existing difficulties
on0 ag0t tuo hhnhSies hSSSSHfti"S VI sA1
country.
The Chronicle predicts big fight In
Congress this winter, upon finances The
test vote On fngsrsoll's bill, DOESN'T look
like II. A decided majority voted 10 re-
fsr u n committee known 10 bs opposed
10 expansion, aud everybody knows the
Senate Is more decidedly opposed 10 OK.
pansion than tbs House. II anything Ia
certain, this IL, that Congress- viii no. ~
beyond the recommendation u bscfetary
Boutwell, ia that direction.
Saturdays debate on tbs census bill
leaves IL ia worse condition than ever
Some Of it's friends begin 10 prophecy ut.
ter failure, In which case the President
will maks use Of existing laws upon tbs
subject Tho House Is TOO hard 10 CONF
TO an agreement, and the Senate will
spend fortnight in debating the bill
Prominent Senators express the opinion
that IL the bill ever reaches them, it viii
be 20 amended that its father won't re
cognize it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

OLD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL

nLD 16CAbLlbHkO AO6PITAL
~ No. 8, Bssv~ sss-st AIbaay. =. 2.
60. = = "a .tsbiishsd aos1sssi' 10. s
Dssvs 81, Aibeny, =. 2. Tvsssy DAsvsaso
= ~ ess DsssAssles es.ssh q Ds.ssss. 0eeeo
60 I'D N faalstae ass susA, nsa.g b s1nD-
psa1snos Nh he n0st sslsosstsd Dhyaala.s q
he Old W0sidj a obtaining ths saSsse - weu -
he latest Srmsdiss Sos ths8 dissasn, o. tndass.
nsats 70 the unfortunate u quick and ssptd
cure 70 b. pb,sin,r .. other ofAos In Ansyies.
In syphilis. S.."ar.-.. yis~t. stssctsssd, salays
sisss.ssn "a ssr-. -~ s,:s, ssss.s 81. ss.ss
sutansOus ssupsl8. 'als. aosrs and al Other
impusitans u th. -'.o.. ar. p~rfsctly under ON
tyI IL ths Da-tv'. nedicinsa. and have been
testsd fn m0ss han D.sS e.zss annually With
YOUNG MEN .dd,er~1 q, s-erss habdss, VIA
bsvs impsir~d th.i n.sID and destroyed .hs
vtvop III fhsiy minis f.vrving tbsusseisas II
~. pleasure o. m.sr,sA nf., .ss sOsansd that IN
syusuitin9 In. J. Teller, sb~y vfn md hfsad 20
ssnsois, and Dhyneian oh" a.s sss.d thsssa.as
!. s,ess s,sY pr -, ps'' ss.i ss.iss: 40 yn
ioins In all that sassss III i1assbts az 0as
hApyy. Ths reader n VI oDoss svsss that ths
dsfies1y of Ms sobJsct Gin prevent nAoss minute
Dk. TxLLKkb CHEAT WORK. boa non
svsrybsdy. Startling hiseksosss. LIZ. Tsiisvs
great vmh fos tbs masyssd cad thass ssstssasaAt.
Ing a-11.s..s P.s..f.n = 5..Ss y .. -
rss, paid. The single, married, snd ths snauiso
kADpy. a lecture "a 1--we, 90 b~v W shss,ss .
gardner epmpists vosh - mhvifssy. ~ osss~
tains huadr.ds ~ a~syst< Sryss b~fcss pobiisiss1.
Wsuant.d " k~ worth shy-~ tiozss ths mount
.~hsd I'm u. Tvsnty-nvs ssst~, In D>~sAxs s'aaD "
sne,s~d, viii sseuss . ~,ry BY sstayn mall ID.
Teller hes d~vytsd All kts TINS W tbs cure ~ Those
sises~rs ~ vEiek his bSyh treats.
~ Dmss hum rum A. ~ " v. ~. AMI
IN eand.y fs,ss ~ v. ~.
B,@rsy~0s a. dizsAnns can be euyed Fl
Il Las e. IsIIA lfzw4ra
| . vsrnittasss. Msdiein4s ss<ussiy Daess1 frsss
sb.~rvs,los, ssns y, any part ~ ns v16. An
saxsx warranted. No chAsgs I'm a1vios. No stu
ssn,< ~ t,ys smplo7sf. kotiss this sSfrs-- 81
LISTERS W
J. TELLER, N. ID.
No. 8. Beaver street., Albany, ~.
Asufl
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LARGE STOCK OF VASES, CONNECTION
cry, SKATES, POCKET CUTLERY.
And no end Of Pretty Things for
Little and Big Folks, al
FRANCIS FEM Il co.'s,
Rutland, W.
A MEXICAN CONSOLIDATED
"A FIRE EXTIEGUIsHEk CO,
BATE & PINKHAM ATTACHMENT
CANNOT LEAK or
ITS POWER.

49, -
The same a. supplied the BJstsn aud New
Yosl FIRE Department.
Thess k1tingul.hers are free from every Or
lection, and having the new Bats 4 Fiskhafp
Attachment the pressure j. no. gsnrfAted Dutii
required tor pse. Consequently canD@f i~aE pni
They are simple in construction. cannot get DOT
~ ordsr and easily worked ~ man. woman
on boy.
property amounting 20 many millions - dOilars
The fus Insurance COmpsnies rB6Drs" hem
and reduce their premiums when prypsfiy - pfo-
tsctsd BY thsss machines.
BosTos. NOV. p. is1s.
Az. Cor. YTHg ETr's Co
osntiemen, Having regain "a I,1.''... ~ ~ or
."st." ".-"..~.s---It - - -. s"s,ss
which YOU gill please furnish - JOgr earliest
con venisnc~.
we are pleased 20 testify, for your own. or the
information Of other parties liable 70 suffer iOs-e.
by fire, that your ertinguisbers have twice saved
our mandatory from partial destruction, the
last time within a lev weeks.
machines, having witnessed the practical opera
ton Of them in the too caes Of real fire az above
referred TO.
CHICRRRISG 4 SONS.
To d. MILES, Esq, Treasurer, Water street.
Boston.
souraBnIDCE, Mas, Nov. -.
ID. MILLS, Esq, Am. Con. Pure XXI. Co, Boston.
about half past ten O'Clock this a. M, and the
room was immediately filled with a dense smoke.
An Extipguisher was at once taken, n stream
turned on, aud In a very few minutes every spark
OF fire WAS out. We consider this fair tert, aud
think the Extinguisher performed all that -
claimed for It; At least, Ne are 50 well satisfied
with II that you may send us three ~ machines
In addition to the three we now have, aud also.
one dozen extra charges. Send US No. Extin-
guisher. Please forward at once and obIge,
Yours truly, CENTRAL MILLS co.
GREEsFIELD, Mass, Nov. 90, 1859.
d. MILES, Treas:
Dear Su,-Piease send our Fire District six
you in June last. The ExtInguisbers did good
service at fire some days since. send a; once
and oblige,
Respectfully yours,
CHARLES Il. FIELD,
For Fire District No. ].
All parties are warned against buying using
Fire Extinguishers of any kind, in which Water
i'm ORIGINATED with CarbOnic ACID Gas Is used a.
the Extinguishing element, except those manu-
featured by our Company, or others duly licensed
and authorized by us, pain OF immediate
prosecution for infringement.
S-Send for Circular. Agents wanted.
PRICE LIST.
No. 2, Iron Extinguisher with Bate * Pink
ham attachment, ESQ %
No Q Copper do co So VI
Charges, -
| Our customers who have the ExtinguisheI
withou the attachment, can have It applied at a
| cost of s.. -.
| AMERICAN CONSOLIDATED FIRE TX. CO
| IS Water Street, Baton, Mass.
PmsDLE, BURSHAM q TEMPLE, Agents, Rut'
/ land, Vermont.
| dec2J&w
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Ur NORTH winter term Of I'm
derhill academy opens with 30 students,
many Ut whom are preparing for college.
Within the past three months s44, 3J5
worth II real estate l,a- oh-psoa b.~a- in
Richmond.
Richmond, within the three months
Just passed, has sent to market ~, 100
pounds Of butter and 432, $50 pounds d
cheese.
H. 8. Wheelock Of Port Henry, N. Y,
committed suicide ON Wednesday last by
cutting his throat. He was an old and
successful merchant Of that place. though
for several months past no had been par
TALLY deranged. Recently, however, be
gave signs Of returning reason and his
friends had hoped for his ultimate recov-
cry, until on awakening ON Wednesday
morning they made the startling discov-
cry that he had persisted by his own hand
Deputy Collector l.. II. Golf has
seized at st. Adams lot Of stuffed beasts,
birds and reptiles, consisting of elks. bears,
quite variety of birds and "crawling
things" and one large snake, 20 feet long
and z inches through, which were in
transit on consignment to Manhattan
College. They were invoiced as speci-
mems of natural history, which the law
allows to pass free Of duties, but the thor.
ough going inspectors discovered in one
of the boxes large lot of Indian trinkets
bead work, &C., which can hardly be EN-.
braced in the kingdom of Natural His.
tory. For this fraudulent invoice the
whole stand a fair prospect of confscation
The houses and stores in st. Albant
have been numbered, and now the Mes.
senger calls for the putting up of street
sign-boards 1t should be done at once
Our remarks are applicable to Rutland al
well as St. Adams.
One dealer in st. Adams has 2,1O(
tons of coal on band.
Kate Fisher does the semi-nude Ma
zeppa at Burlington on Friday and Satur
day evenings next.
Two inches of new fallen snow ir
Burlington yesterday morning.
--Skstists are enjoying themselves
hugely ON the various bays and covei
about Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Cnrtis j. Partridge o.
South Burlington, celebrated their silver
wedding on the 18th. There were many
friends present, the gifS were muniicient
and the occasion most joyous one.
Last Thursday . man named Mors'
was paid $3.50 by the steam saw mil
company in Bolton. That night, after re
firing, he was called ia the door, knocked
down, and $50 taken from his person
Fortunately Mr.. Morse had deposited $1Ot
Of the money with his wife for safer keep
ing, and thus the robber did not get Al
large booty as he expected.
The time for holding the Troy Con
ference At Burlington, has been changed
by Bishop Ames, from April 18th to April
0Qth 1870
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

The fiat reception Of tbs season by
6eosstAzy Fish took place Friday evening
The Indian Office has issued circu.
Lar forbidding Indians whiting Washing
ton hereafter.
The Board Of Police have rejected all
applications for license to keep bars which
do mot contain = pledge tl1at NO distinction
on account Of color shall be made In sell.
ing drinks.
The Tennessee delegation in Con-
grsss will units in asking the House 70
girs then COMMITTEES 70 investigate the
recent election In that State, on tbs
Ucund that II was carried by fraud and
vie1sacs.
M. Clspp. the Congrsssiossl printer,
hes publishe1 card ehAIlsng3ax the most
niaste end Gitjsj sxanssstIos ia1o ths
nsanss in vAt.A ~ hss sonAuatsd The ~
fairs Of shs SSvarnsst ollss.
--xhs seesnieios a wkish O.. o. o.
Howard = chairman, sppoi.tsd By the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

scrofulous contamination until they were pain
fully affecting, have been radically cured IN such
great numbers, IN almost every section OF the
country. that the public scarcely need 10 be m
formed u it, virtues or uses.
s1rofulous poison Is one Of tho most destructive
enemies Of our race. Often this unseen and un'
felt tenant Of the organism uDdsrrninss the con-
-itutipn, and invite. the attack Of enfeebiing or
fatal direaGes without exciting suspicion OF ~
presence Again, IL seems 20 breed infection
Throughout The body, and then, On some favorable
OCCASION rapidly develop into one or other OF ~
hidesus forms either the surface or among the
vit4ls In the latter, tubercles may be- suddenly
Deposited N the lungs on heart, or tufnora iorien
in the liver IL shows IL presence Dy eruptiOns
on the skin on foul ulc-ratiOns On come part 81
the body. Hence the occasional Use of bottle
Of this Sarsararill4 y advisable, even when no
active symptoms II aisea.e appear persons AZ
flicted with the following complaints gensfaiy
lind immediate relief, and Al length cure, ~ tbs
use 81 ihIs sArsApanilA 81. Anihonys fnsi
Rec or ETysipslas. letter, salt kheun, 5eAl1
Head Rinew0rTn, sore Eyer, FORE Ears. and
other eruptJts visible fofns 81 rcroiulous dis
ease Also Ia the more concealed forms. az Dys-
p1psia. DroI@y. Heart Di-ease. fiis, Epilepsy,
Neuralgia. and the various IloeTops hnecilpns "
| tho muscular snd nervous systems.
syphilis or kensfsal ami AercuriAl Dss@aSfa
sIr cured by y, though a long tine i rsguif' o
tn ubdgllg these obsfinnts fnsia5ies ny any
medicine. But long continued "a. - this ineHi-
cine vii cure tie complaint. lSnfyffhD-a OF
White, rfertDr fIosratVfs. agd Female Dis
ea-sa. are csufnyBIy ~ - relieved. and ultim aie-
IS cured 10 81 purifying and iDYisOrAilng elect
Mn44'~ If-ftfpfH IN eaeh etss ar togna ia opf
AlfDanss supplicd gr4tfs. hh@ufnatism and
O0uf. Wbeu eauss1 o. . csfgulafsDns ~ fryAnf'
our matters ~ che biOoH yield quickly % u, a.
abb iiyeT anf. sints. TorIi1ify. 1gnZes'ioB, %
] lnEafntnssiar - the Liver. and Jaupd4nn. shsn
I sTialbg. a. they - - %. firm the ranking
I polsSns b. tic bly1. Ihis sarsaparIla is Yrsa'
r.asnfef for fr hfr~fyfE anf VisOf - The sTstsrD
4 hos who are IauggsJ aud li@iIess, Drsp,'fs'
dent ssepi-sa aid frDsbieI With AeTfgus Ap-
| prshenslsss- or Teus. any - 'he snsss zoos
] "A ulEA Nf11 lfi4rfisfts -
relisf an1 opnvlscirg etf1rncs u IT. festorAtFs
/ I~sNsr upon triaf
! Pr pared W Dr. J. q. AHKK q Co,
LOWELL. Mas,
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
Eold ~ all Druggist everywhere.
OctlIffg&SeDglv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

DERRY DAVIS "PAIN-KILLER,G
Is the most popular remedy extant.
THE PAIN KILLER il equally applicable
and efficacious Ia Young or Old.
THE PAIN KILLER ID both an Internal and
External Remedy.
THE PAIN-KILLER should be used at the
hrst manifestation OF Cold or Cough.
THE PAIN KILLER Is good for pprains and
Bruises. Try IL.
THE PAiE- KILLER cures the Toothache.
THE PAIa KILLER is a fayori,e with al
Glasses.
THE PAIN KILLER will cure Chilbiains.
THE PAIN KILLER Will cure Cholera Nor.
bus.
THE PAIN KILLER win cure Dyspepsia.
THE PAIN KILLER IL the Great Family
Medicine Of the Age.
THE PAIN KILLER will ours Painters
THE PAL. KILLER ia good Tor Bald. and
Burns.
THE PAIN KILLER gives Universal aa,l..
faction.
THE PAIN KILLgg IL almost certain cure
hr Cholera, and hAs. without doubt. beer
successful in curing this terrible 5is.s~.i
than any other known remedy. or even the most
Eminent or Skiilfui Physicians. In India. Afriea
aud China, where this dreadful disease IN svsi
or Ieas prevalent, the Pain-Kiiler IL consi-
dered. by the natives, as well AZ by the Kuropesr
residents in those climates, A SURE REMEDY
THE PAIN KILLER - sold by all Druggist
and ID, seTs IA Family Medicines.
uOY6dGyIs
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WHAT ARE
NANHoOD--HOW LOST, HOW

MANHOOD---HOW Lost, HOW
EgsTongD Just pubiisi.ed. .eoosd siition. ~
Dr. LEWIs yags.j. The Medical cornpan-
ion and GUIDE 70 Health, On the radical cure d
s,psrraatorrboss or seminal Weakness, ImpotSn-
eY, Mental and Physical fncapaoity, Inpsdimsn's
d, Marriage, etc, and the vsnsrssl and syphi-
i.ic Mslsdiss, with plain and clear directions Ion
the speedy cure Of Secondary symptoms, Donor
rhoea, Gsets, STRUCTURES, and all diseases Of the
skin, such as Scurvey, Bcrofula, Ulcers, Boils
Blotches, and pimples on the face and body, oon-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self-in
diligence or sexual extravaganza.
The celebrated author, In this admirable Trea'
tise, clearly demonstrates, from a forty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse
quences Of self abuse may be radically cured
pointing out a mode Of cure at once simple, Ger.
tain and enectual, by means OF which every suf
ferer, no matter what his condition may be, car
be eaectually cured, cheaply, privately and rad
ically. ~ This Book should be in the hands o.
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. Price u
cts. Address, DIR. LEWIS, No. ] Beach street
New York City. 40 years private practice.
nov9d&wly
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HHAPPED HANDS AND FACE.
A GENTS WANTED FOR OUR

N " Il " - AN Ell ron ooh
IA Grea. Household Work, Our Home Ply
sician. a new handy book OF Family Medicine.
BY DR.. Beard, OF the University OF the City OF
New York. assisted by medical professors in the
various departments Three years devoted 10 its
preparation q aekery and humbuggery
posed. Professors our Il fading medic Al colleges
TESTIFY ia II II the best family doctor book
written. Outfit and sample Tree to agents.
Z. b. Treat Co., Publishers, GA Broadway,
NY. dec6iix
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| WORD TO THE WISE is ST.

IA FICISNr. Burrington's Vegetabb. Cough
Syrup Is sure remedy for that dreadf' Al scourge
OF infancy and Childhood, the Grow, Away.
keep the Medicine by you, ready FOR immediate
use. II is also the best article in use for Whoop
ing Cough, NC For sale by the Proprietor, II II
burlington, Wholesale Drug list, Providence, X
l. Also, by Dr 'gsists geney ally dec6d4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

This series has been prepared By the Celebrated
geographer, Prof. Arnold Guyot. especially for
the use of the Public Schools of all yraf.s. 1t
will be found especially useful to District schools,
as the maps are of . convenient SIZE, and re put
up in a handy package, suitable both for safe
transportation and future preservation aud use.
The entire set, including Manual and box il
sold for t25. A liberal discount to Schools buy
ing their supplies a us.
Address OF cali at Herald Bookstore
FUTILE d co.
Rutland, Sept. 2, 1869. d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16
I THIEF

He has been travelr lg about kuInbugging drug
gists and private par lies, mixing up and selling
Paint. All Of W'ocotts genuine remedies have
white outside wrapper with signature large).
Look out for co unterfeits
Blk Pints of Wolcotts Annihilator for CatarTh
and Colds In tie head, one Pint Of Pain Paint,
for Ulcers or Pain, sent free Of express charges,
on receipt CT the money at ISL Chatham Square,
N. T.; or one gallon OF Pain Paint double
strength for go Small bottles sold by all Drug
gists. b.. l.. Wolcott dcc6c4w
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Rev. DIS. BKEcIfEH AND FkOTHfsa-
HAN CONCERNING THE KicHAHDsoE-
MCFARLAND TRAGEDY AND PUBLIC
OPINION. Henry Ward Bsechsr has
made lssgthy vindicstory s1plsna.ion
n hts participation in ths Richardson
marriage. and the funeral ceremony
which sneosedsd. The explanation wa.
drawn out BY tbs members u bis coDgrs-
cation NJ the weekly lecture, Sunday
evening, and was similar 10 his alrssdy
published statsmsnt. Mr.. Bssohsr sid,
In addition. that At the time u this mar
xiags Mt tho Astor House., he did not I'M
dsrstsad that tbs laws Of New York do.
elsysd null and void a divorce obtained Ia
Indians. He then said that II parties 81
sgal age for marriages presented them
solves before him and requested him 70
msTry them, his duty in that regard wss
simply . msgistsrial ono, and he wa.
bound TO fulAll 1t. He had looked
through tho civil code Of the State and
had been unable TO discover any defini-
ton Of the duties Of a minister in respect
to marriage. 1t seemed to him that there
was no defined law about it, in the re-
vised code. After the marriage, and be-
fore the funeral Of Mr.. Richardson, he
had asked responsible party as to the
legality of the divorce, and it was stated
TO him that the divorce was quite correct.
He inquired also of another person
whether the divorce had been obtained on
moro than legal grounds, and it was
stated in reply that it was granted, not
only upon legal, but also upon moral
grounds He did not wish his church to
apologize for their pastor as having done
q wrong thing.
Rev. o. B. rockingham, who officiated
with Beecher in the Richardson Nc Far
land wedding, last Sunday delivered a
sermon in Lyric Hall, Sixth avenue, New
York, on the foes Of society, in the course
Of which, abiding to the conduct of the
press in the Richardson Nc Farland affair,
he Recommendations and interviewers az
cold -blooded enemies Of society and per
verters Of public opinion.
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introduction 0f new machinery and otherwise
they are now making Better Organs than ever BE-
tore, 1t Increased economy in cost, which, In 40
cordancs with their Fixed policy Of selling always
1t least renunsrstivs profit, they are now e1sr-
ing at prices Of inferior work. Pour Octave Or
gans, Pisin Walnut Case, $50. Five Octave Or
gans, Doubls Reed, Bolid Walnut Case, caxvsd
and paneied, with Five Stops Vida, Diapason,
Mslodis, Flute. Tremiisnt), tIz5. Other sty ~
In proportion.
Circulars, with full particulars, including 90
cuSstA drawings u the different styles a o.
gans, and much information which viii b. a ses-
vtcs u every purchaser Of m organ, viii - ao01
lnss, and postage psid. - any ons dssisfsg thsm.
Macon I HsnIin Osgsn 60, Is4 fremont Sire =,
Boston; ~ bsosdwsy. New York. 1saed4s