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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-05

KILLED BY THE CARs.-As the even
ing train on the Bennington and Rutland
railroad WAS approaching South Walling-
ford Station Thursday evening, a man
was seen on the side of the track, whe
raised UP hi, head just as the train passed
him, and was struck on the head and IN
stantly killed. The man proved to be
Joseph Bull of Dandy, well known as
Blind Joe Bull 10 the people of DANNY and
Wallingford, he having been totally blind
for many years. 1t appears he was wont
to 90 from South Wallingford to his
house on the railroad, and that night was
crawling across the bridge when he heard
the train. He got across, and was outside
the track. and had he laid down would
have escaped, but he raised his head pro.
baby thinking he was farther from the
track, just in time to be struck. Nc
blame is attached to the railroad employ.
ees. The train was stopped and the body
brought to south Wallingtord Station.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-05

skill and taste in the delicate art. At
about five o'clock the happy pair arrived.
and it would have done you good to have
seen the hand-shaking, TO say nothing OF
the kisses and congratulations. Soon all
hands were seated at the tables, busily
engaged i'll helping themselves TO such
things as tend to refresh the inner man /;
and here we let the curtain drop.
PERSON NL.-The Woodstock Standard
says: Rev. Dr. Howard preached in St.
James Church on Sunday and on Mon
day went to Mortified, there 10 take up
his residence. He has purchased fine
house in that village, situated near the
church The DR.. is again in his usual
health and spirits. and enters upon hl-
labors at Mortified with good courage.
We certainly wish him all success III his
new field, although it was hard 70 consent
to his leaving Woodstock. Partie, cor
responding with him should mail their
letters in the future 10 Mortified.
Among tie graduates at Dartmouth
last week were the following N,rmonter,:
William Leonard Worcester, Thetinrd
James Byron Brooke. Wr,t Westminster
John Eddy Hatch, STAFFORD: Franklin
James Burr' IN. Norwich; George vii
lard Haywood. Springfield; Henry Brim-
blecum, Thcftord, all the above having
parts in the graduating exercises; Charles
Henry Cook. Greensboro, Myron Hawley
Fuller, Newport; William Lord, Mont
nalier: Henry Ruthvcu Montieth, Ne.
Indoes Falls; David Thompson Wheaton,,
Barre.
DR. J. G.. Holland has been visiting
Mr.. Hiram Powers N Florence. He says:
Z" / had read 30 many times IF the charm
of his personal presence that was quite
as curious to see him as his marbles; and
| was not disappointed in him. He was
in mis- artists dress and lit:le round cap.
and received me with that frank cordi-
ality which speaks to the heart at once,
and makes it feel that it l.. in the pres
ence of a most bro,herly man. Mr. Pow
ers is too great to lie anyihiu-, but sim
pie, truthful child. Iii- form IL strong
and manly, his eye i, wonderfully bright
and soft, and tie expression Of his face is
mild, firm and happy
All the Lyman, in the world arr IN
vited to grand family picnic to be held
at Mount Tom, Mas. Tuesday, Aug
10th All who attend are requested to
carry their family r,rori-, II possible.
Among the honorary degree worth
lily bestowed by Dartmouth College, at il
recent commencement We notice that oil
A \ -, given to Ex-Gov. Rylani Fletcher
Mss Jane W Nesbitt, formerly Of
| Greeaboro, who went to California few
years since, graduated At O,kIand Semi
nary last month, md is now teaching il
that city.
Mr.. Charles H. Bum, formerly clerl
of the Weldon Hou,c, 81. Adams, now
occupies the position 81 Assistant Way
Bill clerk in the hou-., Of Wells, Fargo &
! Co, at san Francisco Calii,r nia, at
salary of 81 800 per annum in gold
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-05

w occupy the position he
Snaste ofinnai and rally good OF
large corps OF Anxiarss riders
| with the Artistic tins ircu
me independent Of the arnes and
the
rpo OF Duoan TIE Mandri MOn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-05
EPISCOPAL.

person ordained contained MANY appro-
the dead Memories and a-soci ,tions had
linked the life OF the speaker with that
of the youthful candidate, whose father
(the Rev. Dir. Stubs had been "a firm
friend of the late lamented Bishop Doane.
The Rev. Mr.. Stubs will pass his dia.
conate at Whitehall, \. T.. as assistant &c
the Rev. f. n. Luscors. Rector
The Messenger says Our St. AL
bans readers and many others of all de.
nominations, will regret to hear chat Rev
J. Isham Bliss, rector Of St Luke's church
has rendered his resignation, to take eff.
feet October 1st or sooner at biz option
on account Of poor health. At first the
vestry declined to accept it, and offered
him vacation Of six months or more, but
he felt it to be for the best interest of the
parish to relieve him, and with great re.
luctance his resignation has been accept
ed He has been rector here, if we mis-.
take not, since 1862, and though suffering
much from infirm health, has accomplish.
ed his labors to the entire satisfaction o.
his parishioners An able sermonizer
an accomplished scholar, and most
pleasant gentleman, he has won the
friendship of the entire community who
now hope for his speedy recovery and
early restoration to some important field
of labor We understand that he con
templates sojourn among.she Adiron
dacks for short time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09
'oetru.
Midnight Music.

Once when the midnight stars were fully
bright.
Ani the round neon stood In the central
Sky.
psn~e,i beside brook which wandered light.
To hear The huidrn of night's mi i.trcis,.
There WA a hum uf insects an the breeze
And the pure stream bc-iI, nv tee; were
singing.
A bird oi nighi sang somewhere in the trees
And 10 town close by the bell. were
ringing.
This miiIglr,i music filled the ambient space
Abi >.~nie,i to reach the star,-fpr A. the
bote-
A Ascen.lrd. dill think that rtch ones flee
Wnh iwinAi.ng showed ~. happnl--. :snd
i,us',
W NaIsOT sailing in the 1irv sea.
Caught the sweet -.uI,l- and went more
~. ou>ly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09
Song.

l love the sea. the stormy sea-
" here hiliow- brexk. an wind. blow free.
] lo'--I love he boiling loan.
The British -aioi'. darling hoMc.
in,e the tide. the rolling tide.
" H. re- big 'whiie-boi -t>' msdly ride.
W hide loud the piping brrrzc, sing.
Aaa gray gull, dip " wanivring wing.
love. oh. how love the view
!" hirh distance lends ench ,nimcnt to-
J inNr the scs-a- ! -sti b..fur-
Eu. | love II most a, ~ seen from shore,
London Fun
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09

A lawyer once asked a dutcI. man
concerning pig, in court:
what car-Inarks had he!"
''Vell, ven l first became acquainted
init de hock, he had no car-mArks ex-
cept very short tail"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09
HALLS
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Reneyer

Erery near increases Ne ,.opm-
iaritT NJ this rafanbfe fnsr Prem
drdfioa, fcL,ch is ssfse IL merit
df"ne. Ue can WrsiaTe ony oId
lI"f,o"s that II is L,jt TuiIy up 10
Hs high standard. "Hd to fLosA
"ho hare nrree used IL are c0m
conHI~nfiy saY, Haf IL is the onIy
retinbfe aud perIecsed prepur.,-
ton r. resfose GRAY Olt FADED
HAIR ia ITS yoafi,jiui color. max
fn0 a. SOFT. iHsfsous. and siiLen;
the scdip. by its Hse, becomcs
Ti'ife and clean: IL remores all
erhpf'oas and dandrHH, and by
,fS tonic properties prerenfs fIe
hair from Failing out. as IL sfiD,-
Hiafes a"d noar,shes the hair
ginnffs. BIZ ITS HSc the hair 1yors
Mira'cT' dad stronger. In bnI.iueSs
~ restores hr capifiG,U gIaads
fo their normal rigor. oHd c.ff
create n Hetc grosrfh erreDf in
e-rffeme old Ggc. n is the most
ccoHom,c0i HAIR DRESSING
err used. as ~ requires Jerc..
applications. 1Hd 1ires IRE haiI.
that spicmdid gfosso appearance
50 mach, dd,Hired 6g an. a. 4.
Uagc>. VI. d.. state .fssaYer IF
Mass. sans. ''fbe constituents nsc
P -, "fy sftffft" IoT
rrcc!i at qHaitir. ana ! consider
IL ,hr BEST PREPAR ALTON fo,.
us infei"fcfi purposes Ne pub
Lsh a treatise oH tie hair. srhich
are >end free bU matt upon dpy,ii-
cation. n-itirki colsfniH> roHs inea-
d"forv notices JsOM Cie,OgneH.
phHstcians. the press. ana others.
Uc hare Mdsfe the sfnfiy of the
hai. aud its diseases a speciaify
Jor gears. and LuOW that He make
The most eHecfire preparation for
The restoration and The preserrd-
ton of the hair. erf0nf. and so
dchnorfed0cd by the best Mrdi.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sid by al D-ue7isfs aad DoIl,-, in Ncdc,.-
Price ID Dollar Per Bssu~.
r. p HALL & CO Proor;csoes
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09

A little Sirl -. - ,cIJoi al tabu-
ry, c., the other morning just as it
com.nenced. and her teacher sand, "You
are just IN time, Susie Then, turning
To the other scholars, she asked, Ia
time for what, chlldreGT' A hand
went up. and all intelligent boy thus
signiticd ne had solved tie problem. 4
''WeIl, Thomas, just in tima lor wa, =. y
ising youth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09
~ Portland Packet
D LINE.

Ihc fa*i stiiins srhr- g tHAhIlN liHtF-
, ". t,rsBi Master ,ii piy q. rarkct i.rtN. en-
~. "a atih aud P.ltis sudlor ffSiEht-tio current
,ca-on Nth .uUn ID !. em other E~.'i srs-'-l, -
the Nu-tnr-. tn1N rvGuinr.
Fur f.ifther parti,ul4s- enquire ul Mi
IEE ir. a rorilsrd. ur af ihc t7.tsin On board.
Il. AIki->, \ gcnt
u-.~h 49,, l-s I.ff
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-20
1MPOETANT DECISION TO ADIrErtSE'

IMPORTANT DECISION TO ApyEErt>EEs.
The publisher Of i daily paper snrd
the Standard Life Insurance Company ia
the Supreme Court OF our city Recently.
before Judge Fitth;an. for Il lill of $777:3
on account Of advertising. Thccuu.,:l,v
resisted payment, on the ground tl..t
they had authorized bht one insertion.
There was no proof, however. Of this.
There was no order to that effect ON the
bill, and the company did not attempt
to deny that they saw the ertisemcut
continually in tile pap pcr and failed to
countermand it. When an advcr,is isemel,t
is received in q publication office without
the number of insertions marked upon it;
or the cost of the insertion paid for at
the time, the publisher can know nothing
of the wish of the advertiser Respecting
the number of insertions desired, and ns
1le can do nothing until advised 10y him
whose business it is to attend to the mat
ter, he can charge for every iuse ertion
given the advertisement Dt until ordered
out.-N. I. Adrcrtisers' Gazette.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-20

The last legislature of Louisiana
about tllree-fourths of the body compo-
sed of radicals,'a large portion of them
colored, rs well as radicals made I'M
mence appropriations for State purpose,
hut in some marvellous way happrneI
to keep nearly oil the money themselves
In confequence the governor has to con-
vene the body in extra session to supply
him with ''pocket change" -LouisrHlc
C0arier.
He is afraid of Impeachment and does
not call IL special session. He cannot
trust even the piebald radicals of his own
faction. He prefers to make less money
and run less risk. I.
\. o. Bnlletin. Nor. IlM.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-20

yTwo of the Radical papers in ';rr
city of Philadelphia, The Morning Post
and the Telegraph nnite with The H,.mo-
cratic press i'll the char4r~ al >,an,'al"n>
misconduct against IL" G"vcrn"i elect
for his course Inri's, the recent election.
The Post avcrs that it has "s.irrct un,t
circumstantial evidence of IL -IlAnIe'ul
bargain between Gov. Ge;;ry and the
corrupt Republican faction ct this city.
Ivy which he purchased their support a,,,i
they ohtaincd the dismissal Of an o;,no-
nent they f,arrd.' And the Ttls graph.
of the same political family. has acc;l>r'i
the Governor Of ''tal>chonl, co.l uition
aud unfatllulAal,ie neanncss.'
Both these papers supp"rtcd Ctary at
the recent election. and both are within
three weeks thereafter. ashamed ot thcil
caudidate.-N. o. PicnyuHe.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-20
A. 2. BARNES'& Co., cor. William and john
Sts., New York, Publishers OF the
Il AsE.s.E.1,

SNaseg BY the undrrsi i,nrd, near Washing
--@a--&At tom on the 18th inst. beef hran'i-
ei about TINS: : the hip, and h.,vin. IKE
left ear split. Said beef caused DANA yc to the
property of the undersigned. Tie proprietor j.
requested to come forward. prove property and
Receive the am",,nt for which said hf.'f was ";,-
praised. less costs. PAIL LAMBERT.
st. Laulrs, October I'd. lSUl. la
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-20
MlSEELLA ECU |
Respect for = cnoa.

Tie man who has no rt>,,er; NAV.
y Ilo has not Il tender and ptulpl:l:d res
prct for women, lacks one OF the chi. f
elements Of Il noble and manly nature
Coarse and s"rdid men are the only
males in creation who lack the gentle
difference for the females of their kind
Even animals bear themselves with gal
lHntry toward the females. 1t is only
among human bcfngs that We find cN-
rrpti"ns to this rule. \ mans lr,ncrn-
l.tuncr of his mother and sisters, if liz
have them. should inspire him with loyal
aud respectful feelings toward all If
thcir scX-s!luuld bride I;S tongue.
;3"niiI>t gross and vul;rnr lHnyIi:-r to
tlrn and about tlcm-i,nl :;i.nnid keep
him on the alert to yield t!rm Lrmamr.
and do them SERVICE, .Th'lr i>n certain
class of Young Hlcn who affect the 'lr>;i-
cable rynici>'n Of ,icri,,:u- TIE vi:tnr "l'
wolrcn. and speaking tirpantlj of thr'n
as beings unworthy the >,llGll> .:t;t:!;l' n
of mcn. They will snccr at wives as III
cumhrncrS. and chiltlrru.as nui>anrc>:
they will effect i; pity tor married men
rs poor fools who have i;pu>,'i on hem
selves Il lifelong scrvitu'lt, nnA pr!'!"
themselves on a self. possession. ".li>h
Restraints them frope such !: ,;i>;,>ier.
Women, not angels SOM" uI t!rlA
are very tar from it. Bat there i, il
weakness in them that appeals t" niAn>
>tcrncr and more rugged nai;.r;' fer I'lo-
ttcti"r. with Il force which no tx" ,i,tl
can resist. There is Il -.,lt ui WINE u.
prophetic rlcl4cnt in tht.n that DESERVES
mans reverence. and that all h,.!If.! =.
nj .,f f,1ft !,Et I'm
may be good rca>o:l~ for the hlc!ti"r-
hnoil of some lnen WHO have TX YER n;li-
lled: but they Il" not and can not l'lIn!. -"
the iuteg,:ty OF the other sex. lie vii"
lives HE of cciihacy. from Il pretend, Il
disbelief in female vi4t;tr. I'll from Ike
vain assumption that there is 10 "u.:I;n
in all the world worthy t" he his vile.
is IL wretch whose life. " il! niuy rttIiu-
tion for his >ordid sentiments. H.. may
pride himself on il,s Independence oi
family ties. and his triumph over t,l'
Weaknesses which cause others to seek
1clpmatas: bnt. in tIat!i. IT. is t"M-
temptble and miserable. Ten ri!Aitcr>
to one he will die IL m SER. Will, al bis
piDclcd affections ctntr!rd OF u !.":r;;cl
wealth whose touch gives 40 Nn1.n,!l 10
lis blood, and which has 10 rlnhlirt> or
rlrcsSeS with which to IrWald his ,.tVu-
ton. The element OF sublime and un-
rea easouing faith which woman !"'s>rS>r>
makes her influence Oh main essentially
+lcvatinS, ennobllnG and refining and ;:'r
anan who casts oft this lnlurucr rejects
an agency that he needs TO k:'"r him
from sinking to u level viii. l,.lll,>. !:
man finds himself deficient in gentle
regard for the epI,n>ite sex. let lin, cul-
tvatc it, liza boy has it not. let .in, l.t
taught it. Al."vc all, let Young men be-
ware how they neglect the society Of
pure and viltunns women. ana Surrender
themselves to the miSau,llrnpc p.liio~n-
rhy whirl, teaches t" di>risc tIlvm.-.>t.
Louis Home JOArHul
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-20
's'tIy1S HsyYS's.i;fsE.

TJElll. Hnirr>i ru.d has Tie innr, to an
4 nnuHcc to his clients and to t!:r sub
lie in :@rur!"l tIli' .e " Ill ,lr'ra!l,.*!.luil
bee: att l:t I'rNn i!itnrt. III : cents per
pound in n~A"'i::,,S OF - "r $50 },nHi ild>
it will i'r :'"'l Tor less. He i'':c1> him
self with l,inG ai'ir to plcn>.. all V In
,r:trpnizr him, IS regards TIE :; i!;;.i,y oi
t.ir meat CT u:..rrN !~t'.
JAMES; G.. HAYES.
Gpc,ouS:::. Dcctl:l,.c .cr -, i~,i-. -
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-20

Well, Jones. did yon see ANYTHING of
our friend Smith p ~ es; goue deran-
ged." Has he -. Yes, indeed; he
tsoesn't know his own llo rs from those Of
his nsiskbors.' 10
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-20
Esbzs SAL

1ENWh Lots Of G'frnd. situated in Lnna!;rr'>
a Addition /" the town of N'"'rt>,i.. ca,.I,
measuring Ii" feet front :tns! lh' feet il ,.fth.
and j":itln@ each "rii"r unt frnuti'i. On Court
street AID the other oil Market street.
For he price and conditions a"rlv to
Eti;T. B..n,, I.!,ii.i..
O;,clonSlS Nctohcrtl6. 1864. H.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-20
TO LIE II =

I @ Il : \ / T.
~ A Comfortable RESIDENCE. in
III a retired and desirable, paIt Of lh,.
Town: for part jrn;.trS apply Ia Mc>>,>.
Moore X .orgAiG, or at this Office.
June u. 1860 :!t.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-20
pi:HniY .;.Et""::l Life Insurance Co.
HARTFORD. CONN.
a sets, x 4. q d q . D o q.

"a - > " u" ~ VI ," "
=. T,.S>ENDi.N i",.>,t. J.. 7. BURNS. Scry.
1-':.l> old and reliable Conn ANY ->T"> every
4 c>ii:.i',t irrnt nf finley. Al! I"il''lr> are
,lioritlting.r lL grants n loan OF N 1,rg cent
ni i!,, l,rr:iti:.ln on I'll 1aIir~ and pays II, per
cent ii,;rld n'.ll:la!it on tlr >t,I,. Eut",lur
t.o.i at Notes FROM l'"iirirs. 1t never Irrigated
claim. Pa IS is ln>-'> promptly. Cash rates,
with dividends anl:IaiIy. Also C!Ildrcu's En-
SOUTHERN BRANCH.
No. ~ tun"! street, C",3,rr ST. r"ar'rs Street,
-Yt~ Orleans, In.
&. S. DARLING. Mng'r. j. IL. CATER, Gen. Amt
EFrEEtNcEs :-Giendy Burke. EST. Banker:
T. /. A. Ly"ns. Esq. Commission Mcrchant-
HrW Orielns Richard ID. Sale. E>.l.->irrvc-
r'rt. VIM. Bcvuon. E-,|.- -aan>teld. Gen. Ell.
siaEr"w-i.;,he Providence. Martin Eabalai>,
Es:I.-Avoyries Parrish
- WANTED Re snn..sihle Agents Ito whom
litnI1tl commissions will he paid, in every Par
isil in I,"nisana. Apply to the Manager. or u,l-
dress L. y. Box 2o;D. New Orleans. I.a. ti"--iy
Tae Lo"isi ana ImiIor2a System of sc'.ool Eool*.
"A. e. HARNES& Co., cor. William and john
Sts., New York. Publishers OF the
National lies ct standard school books.
comprising the following: adopted for uniform
use in the Public SehooIs OF Louisiana:
ParIer d. Hat*ons National Renhrrs "od S,el'r,.s
Nonteih d. tfc.NuUys Geoqraphies. Brrirs' -irith-
metirs. The publishers would ais" inrit" ''arti
cular attention to NonttihS Nistory ot Gr f";'rH
i>t,f.s. Eerrs t'npy Bpoas. Sfeetc.s ia Weeks 0
.Fut. Sciences I:fuoh fcjds Hnhn pin.
Publi.n'ss Descriptive Catalogue. price list,
specimen copies of "Eiucational Bulletin" sent
free. ForSt.cidi introiuefo:y ;aices and f"ra',v
other particulars concerning this admirable So"
-. n L IL
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-20
E. @ Z - =. =

FENi1E House and 1t. u!:l tea lrl'> If c!sr'n>
III esl land. h'.iug :l'r r">,"'r &: H:>. Mary
Il. Cannacll. III t,,.."u>!,- ru>~,:>~iot, given on
the lst of Ocioirr. Far r'rlns ail ,"l.!tjn:l>
apply 10 GEO. X. k!Ns'.
t,, lousas. Cctohcrc. i2t.'. Ntt
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-20
I:l~i. " Dnl'Nr'n III.
'rn S"lr. int. ..,tc:t
L
Lands for Sale.

%>,iAl,.:..N Ill |./NDi:Eb ACRES
ct Ilrilic an,! wood Land fer sale near
!ii:! 'hn'n:ur tit,I on l'ay"u Niu.irt, III
;;.r tHii~h OF It. l.Hl,.itl. in any GUAM
lily to ~u'I p,:l>..">r'>. aMt. at p'irt>, to
salt >i3r ,:;iI,>. {
It:>v ,"nh> ":r We'll ;ih.:i'tcd to lile
c,;tt'vAtinu ol 'ntt"n and c...r.
Fox I,ut'nr pa li'n'Al>. apply t" the
unI'e!>::: ned, olt .'..:';;'r:;nc Ridge.
\ VI. /; ;,.l.AN.
Nl,e,"j~l>. August ~. l~'':' :nt
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-20
ne a!>n !lI Il i.li:' ;t>>t':iilcut .!
g w. BOOTS AND SHOES.
- irt' Lnt'i..s

t"t"9rH ""} Tj'I,'". Also. il ..rat
:.I;ny other aI1I'''t> III his lnr. the emit
mtrlti"u Of which would be- too tediul,>.
Mr.. l>A;!c hrin@ satisfied. after Il long
experience. tiyat small profits and Il fire.
r'rnt lrnrWal of his stock ultimately
pay he ;1tr llInn larG" profits and lisnt..'
sales. viii sell his goods cheaper ilnn
they h!Nr lirl c1"iort been "!Iciri in 1i!~
n'Hlhrt. t"nNlIIcr Yourselves tisHt -o,r.
l. '''r ;i'' Ivy rAilin" Alnl pricing. h"lo
Ike l'.tiiir'.;t!l: >n!iri;> Il rnN. f, IA &
n>~l!l,I If Instability "a >4;!>:Y all "
!ii;iH i'.r>rh1 IL H.~rtI'~.
Us >1"i" j. al l;:r "!,i ~lH,l,; ii l;,,"r.
X l)HH:r. r"'is. r"i Main Anl N":!I :; 49,.
"!'N"~li,' \;r. y. III, .c~.
t;s"'u;l>H>. ti.t,..;v... ,t"I I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
NOTES FROM THE SUMMER RESORTS.

Inc editors OF Inc cape may " dCe ana OF
The Long Branch NeWs are exultant whenever case OF
drowning the rival resortThe proprietor OF
the Crawford House, White Mountains, claims and
the OF changing the Of surround
ing mountain peaks whenever he chooses TO do lie
has recently changed the Of Mt Pleasant 10 Mt
Peabody at the request OF guests who wished to honor
tine great panthrOpis This Is very appropriate mark
Of respect but the honor be rather uncertain
depending AS IL does the future Will Of the landlord
correspondent OF The Baltimore Sun makes an appalling
admission, as follows: ave are forced TO admit that
at Of The Virginia Springs the accommodations
to be found which contribute much TO the comfort Of
the guests Northern wacringpaces" What there is
left at the Virginia Springs after making such a
confession he does not state, have curiosity
learn how the guests at the Virginia Springs" manage
sustain lie.-MOunt Desert is described as packing
Of mountains cliffs, brooks, beaches sporting horses,
caves, forests lakes gorges and old mills into bunch
only IS miles in diameter Most OF the guests on the
island would be willing. says a correspondent, to
change the cheapncss OF living some OF the uxures
and comforts Of Newport Saratoga The hotels are
very bad The smallest log cabin Of the Adirondack
Wilderness better fare before its guests than the two
three story hotels Of Mount Desert with their high
sounding The bOarders have delcaces sent from
home when IT is possible Private cottage lots are in
such demand that land is becoming valuable. Nine
hundred dollars for land barren as Sahara
was paid last week-GlOucester Massachusetts, where
Gen Butler has an elegant residence, has been
thing OF resort this season Among other recent guests
have been Mr and Mrs Parton. T. b. Aldrch Charles H.
Webb, the humoris T. b. Aldrich and Miss Kate Fields
East Hampton, on the end Of Long Island has
been for several years resort many Of our best
families who wish TO spend the Summer season quietly and
away from fashionable restraints There IS excellent surf
bathing well shooting and ishing-There is dog
Cape May which processes 10 be worth $500 His owner
supports his preensions.-The Diamond Beach Racing
Park at the Cape which was purchased two years ago by
association OF gentlemen for s27OO was sold recently
under the hammer for s9,OSOMr Boynton has rescued
fourteen persons from drowning Cape May during the
present small purse CAD has been the only
substantial result Gratitude and a complimentary
" hop" TO be added TO the account