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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

ne ilttlS lIit IitiI idIC w i'tCt ~ -
pretty good evidence that he doubts !
the truth of his own statements.
Some men bear the same relation
to certain other men that Il dogs
tail does to the dog. They wag
when their owner is pleased, and
their hair stands up when he is ir-
ritated.
Charles Lamb told his sad expe-
rience, as II warning to young men,
in the following language: The
waters have gone over me, but ont
of the black depths, could | be
heard, | would cry out to all those
who have set foot i'll the perilOuS
flood. Could the youth to whom
the flavor OF the first wine is as de
liciOuS as the opening scenes of life
or the entering upon some newly
discovered paradise, look into my
dissolution, and be made to under
stand how drear it is When he shall
feel himself going down p &c pee,
with open eyes and a passive VIII,
to his destruction, and have no hu.
man power to stop it, and yet feel
it all the way cminatlng from hun
self; to see all GOdliLcSS emptlcd
out Of him, and yet not able to for
get time when it was otherwise
to bear the piteOuS spectacle of his
own ruin: could he see my feVered
eye, fevered with last nights DIR nix
ING, and teyclishIy looking forward
for tO-night'S repeating OF the folly;
could he but feel the body OF death
ont of which cry hourly with feeb-
Ter cutlery to be delivered, it were
enough to make him dash the
sparkling beverage to the earth, III
al the pride Of its mantling tempta,
ton.
Tenement houses are scarce in
Bennington, aud the pas or' of the
Episcopal church is compelled 10
reside in a ncighhorinT vii age be.
cause he cannot find Il suitable resi-,
dcncc there.
The New YORK DEXIER.-A
writer in the 81. Louis hcpaditcdR
nfbio"r,nlv.
.EoI,tt lJrxtc,-Kipg ofthc New
York LEDGE. and editor of he Turf
lie las = circulation ofo;l5. and
cau.,rot nj, mile inside Of half = mil.
iun al. lul,.,rlhnr. ON - t,u.,n Under
t,ar, \ltbp dizI ,ne1ljshcd writer's
m the c,nn,ry trot for nj, u,prr-
lie learned tie ar. of printing when
=, VA, , cot 'nG ~ can't ,; "l P ,;
mes, tact. auda thorough know edge
ot the advantage Of advertising, I'm
de, The saddle and TO harness: he
has in his maturity Jerome mil
liouaYe. leisupprt,ct gentleman,
seventeen and onc.aalr hand, high,
olalieh, Glossy color and fauItlc>S
symmetry. He may be seen almost
.''l ,,'. ',, ' ,i'. , 't'", y,
''''''''- $50 ' 1>....l
: N't|I'- tf4if4'FAo ~ tl'N NN'tA'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16
OPINION JOB PRINTING
lIS;TNISI.Is~IINIlcN1
LOB PRINTING.

Ofovcty description, ,Nttutcd ~ tie he
manner, aud on short notice. We nave insH
tics fur duing job Wufk which cuublc u- tu 40
many kinds Ui Wotk ~ lover iuiees than ale
charged ~ mUat ruuntry Offices, and uui y .c,s
tot al kind, ui Job Ptiuti Y are niudc ate.
Ofdcri 10y mnl promptly attended b..
Address all orders to
n. ". COBB, bradford. W.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

Tie Vermont Conference met at
Waterbury al taeI5,A.
Tfa las. i4,aa og tine Vermont
p.e,rJ ,..d I,a,u...r c,nt.ins,u ar
re!e headed Trimming Hci.els to
MIX kicking Cows Why didAt
the publishers get it copyrighted,
50 tha'lt"yoald not be Lad in any
cla'' paper
We are happy to note cousilera.
/ DE Improvement in tnc Randolph
| Eegt. So much So That we have
hardh lpcoau:zcd it a. lo.e.
/ {. J.. Nth'h OF hru""S l"'.'
( wants - purchase " Thoroughbred
tcauH- DWAlm h1ih
lr,l..r l.,t i II Io,t. r..
,ou1, ..r..,l ,r ,.,bi,r ,hr
f....I' ,.....4.i.s. r....,.. =, fI..,..
,..., ..,.i......, .,...l ,.i.,li., H..
...,.....l,..J ,r-..,....,. of,,,....
H.. ,.1#.... ..,.t , ,sI ,.,i
''.''
"NuMe gentle SpHlg, c'utT'ai
milu"csa, come Spring hattt.t
behind time, bat Ethereal miidarSs
"Hl probably accompany her
"lhc ma" VINO does not N's' j
newspaper WAS in llttlctun the 9th
d, or duy. lie drove mn 10 the Nrtiu
~, ot,,,,l, ,o u,, Iii. h,rs. fed
''''''' ~ '''o '.''' ''"'' W. 0"o
bfc"d ana cheeSr' inquire" at pI
Wat.ou'> drug store for a yard {
p muslin and iol handkerchief. look
al ;,.,i ia. hn,l. ,to,,t,se, II II,
..'.,,l 49,, ...,...I..,,.,... AL o.,
'''.'' '''' . " -''''' ',,' ""' INV
. went 10 Tue express Once To nuA
pair ui hOui,, anl Woand up u,
rll,iup nj Bu,.csJ hnrnrs, shop fc
..,.l. or.,,, ,..,t
- W W.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16
OPINION
I93al and State Matters.


DfsLord.
rae public examination of teach.
o., for this town will take place at
u, Academy on Saturday, April
s,.l. at 10 O'clock \. VI.
Henry {. MeDuifee has sold a
nlrtiua of bis firm-ab1ut 80 acres
-fr2!J00. The balance, consist
IN. OF woodland and'pasture, is still
- the market.
Dr., John Poole died at his resi-.
lclce IN this place on Wednesday,
tie Ilth inst., at the age Of II yrs.
Ms. Ezekiel White of Corinth
hSa double fur cape i'll this village
af.E days since. VIII the finder
please leave it at Mr.. Geo Prichard's
store.
DANE, JolA.. VI. d., has be.
cane associated with his brother,
Dr. J. IL. Jones, III the practice OF
a.jtc.a3 in this place.
Tie streets Of oar village present
cutie q contrts: % tAe roads three
.b,,... ,,- 1,n.o on.o n,,,o
.,.., a.o,, ANA IL. ..nuI cam.
.-'t.,r,.., y.r., ,,rt w"+
..,,. t,,,.., .,.,,r1 ~. I'm
4. i,vor. ~ ,,,r,. r.
..- ami ..iii<3.uos. im,,s.s,,a
r.,.. w3,1r, IN wan. ~ Y,a,er
.......,. v.;l Hol.ni.., us ,,.'....,,
.I.. ,.,,or r. r,,r..a 49, an.
.n..jt1 ,,s.har r,,o.n, IIra,.
.....a. gue 10, Of pir.r,e frame.
a..l t.,l. ~ mimi, ,l,.j.I..
Wp,c articles NH do wen to give
.''.''
~ - nue. Announces '1o' ~
..' - - ~ s'oc> o. t"''' -
.'' ''' '"'''' Gay 81 an" ol course
'"-'e wanting goods II MS i'''c Ni''
GA "."i'' anu ''Nc '"on N"nt
,.... Irl. t.,iup \punlpr@fard M.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

lniIudfuid. Aplil 10Th, Martha l.. johnson
aged - Nts. mos.
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Ncn6ury.

Ncm0ury.
inc amount OF money rrescntcd
10 hov' H. n. burton, of Npwbnry
was s795 not sl2j as it appeared in
ourldSt week 8 issue.
~" date of Ncwbury charter is
March 18Th, 1868.
~ tue first town meeting held In
''g"ouFy, Juac 1911, 1868, the town
, p.'' To unite with the people #
'l'crhl'l In paying u preacher Tor
NO or iIirec months.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

taa to~A meeting in rair,ea Oh
-'GlSJ ait, called TO see if the
IOWA would pay bounty to ). H..
linn and others, resulted the same
Is Others called for the same pun
pose, IT. g. the town refused to vote
any bounty. 1t cannot he denied
'"s t4cy served their time ia the
my and were honorably lis.
'Nalgcd. It is also n fact that
WrN were accgeditcd ia this town.
"+H Their being thus accredited
NeH the town from putting four
o,ier men in their places, which at
1u' TINE would have cost the town
'-VvO. Eow, in view Of these facts.
WHY are Haey not paid The oulA
"'SNrr chat comes o. It's T., "bc.
cl0'c we don't think they can col
"'l Il by law" This does not all
"'Vc Us from Our moral obligation
70 pay them. But statute limita
"''l Affords mauy men a convenient
opportunity 20 pay their debts
'et the way is one of oucslionabl,
honor and hopcs'y X.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16
4 GREAT DISCOVERY.

r., Eqtilcr or Naruo II cu,e tor treating
Al Else 81. les mechanical mrau-, Invented 10y
Or, LA III Id, OF tmcitnu'. ohm, and for sale
IN New England nuly by D.. ). F. Collins. No.
- ONtord-,f. Bostun, 1t j. the wonder ot the
a-c, rhy,lc.an- and all concerned, pleas Ill
an cN nine, or send for WcHiArs. II Is I"
your .u,,r-.e-t. State amt cpuuty rights Jor
st i5Wi
date is 81 NIIDM pbIA.NElt+ "A
i TENTS Addre-, Inomas II. Doisr.
many wear, Chrt tx tWjucr, and of Appeal
Brad [ latcnt Dtlyc, Counsellor, Advo.
Gaze, and SO iritor Of Patents. Worcester
,,,., iw
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~ ~ 10 ia t. ~.

" :. y 10 Y Y
Tho attention Of our readers is III
rested to the advertisement o. coz y
COUGll BALSAM and COE >
DYSPEPSIA CURE, in another
part of ibis paper.
THESE truly Valuable Medicines
are recommended by all who u>c
them. Read the certificates.
Leonard x Day are agents for the
Good Sammltan'N Immediate Relief.
\ sure cuic for Rheumatism
The Good Samaritan's Immediate
Relief
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

DtaNora.
rla public examination of teach.
q, for this town will take place at
~, Academy on Saturday, April
s..l. at 10 O'Clock \. VI.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

The fifth pastor in town was Rev.
Clark Perry, he was dismissed June
10Th 1880. The same week that he
preached his farewell sermon, he al
Sd preached the funeral sermon Of
Dea. VIM. Boroughs. Last weel
Rev. ii. y. Burton preached his
farewell sermon and also preached
the funeral sermon of Dea. Jonas
McScrve.
The Ladies' Literary Association
met at John w. Curriers' on Tues
day eve, about 60 present. The
paper was good and the refreshment
nice.
i. i. Chambcrlin and ". X.
Wallace took six nice horses to
Boston last week.
The afternoon of Fast Day was
spent at Thomas lIeath's, by Il pa!
ty Of thirty.dve from Newbury
street.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

viii also br found Invaluable in I'll ons"s OF
pmgrhpn. Dy.cuiefy. Collie, sumner Com.
,lhint-. Gripping, and IN fact every di'ord red
,uiditiad 1T the stomach.
sold 10, Druggist iu city ur country every
where. ut |. per hofiir, OF W Application 10
&. G.. CLARK, * co,
So rruIlistVr.. Ncw Haven, c..
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16
y Great Blessing.
ICIEEGYMEN.
IlIiI,GGISTS.

The Rev. Isaac Ailon. of Allegheny. testi.
lie. that IL has cured him. after all other rcme-
lies had failed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

Any druggist IN the country will tell you, II
you take the trouble 10 inquire. that every " 10
hat buy Il bottle of Goes bS-p"p-ii cure
rom tbrm speaks iu the mu-f unqualified
tfa-c of 1t. gl,at medicinal y,Itucs.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

n. ". COBB. prsdfcrd. W.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16
CnsI, Wuntcd!

We offer special Inducements for
cash in
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-04-16

Dr. John Poole died at his resi-.
lelce IN this place on Wednesday,
tie 1tlh inst, at the age Of II yrs.
, 1869-10-12

States, VIfRtnt8 Will have cofpplied fny aod to4-
nn'ary, 10 letter and 10 spirit, With ali tno coodt
Il own as the Reconsrues.oo aces ard viii 6s oo-
tisasd and undcustsdlI -! Be admitted 70 ms9e- M
.t3onat LeRtsstnfe "a rs assetnnitnR IA Deosmner
Nhfn rhat conditions ehsI oave t,seo coushed
,rststs ion ID OoDEfeA5 ann a.nasors a,a Re2es-
tcnsAtiyss se. t be aa%'stcd oa .sae'f saksns 'sd
FIJI Hrdfr lin hsys sseaar hsvm elected; sad
ttfe tbe Representations to which: az state IL eu-
-utIeH., havs sever do1"sed your osnpsssoy %
st sie s. Fl r. esssSa e. ossnao css;
one' of' ms: afershNes 70 Eeoosssrucuoef'l, coI-
,5epyesentatson N oou9ress md there ga ne no
!Taefflon 4Hat fdn4Asonto Fepre@usahon 2sav to
cMe extentshepend upon :sns ReuresenfaaVea
ainfY kernp!eae eeseryprrpsraiton 1ecessa1J fossh
'uonyt admission Of tbs Susie to representation
ID botn houees df Congress- eIecs11.i Of. HnnaRss
BY dea8dn1hzse tho H0ce5Ry Of oof pasr xeron
md attnsA roEe Ruarantee u our Intentions aud
p1f@oses =. sse iatqrs ~. - IN.
HnxRf1tes E&Apy r1nfc2l changes IN our State Co..
eFbn chi apo neeesslatss proupt and thorough
e2ts1aatcn usan almost every aubtset; vltatn' tae
scUpe OF ypnr p9WeFRs tespeEstuly. recommend
to butn hotrse4 OF the General Assembly the ap-
po,ntment of ss4ndipg committees u rns present
sees.oa espeeta! FOR TIE a e.,
y. TEa financial condition Of the SsASc eatn11ds
the sertocA and tna01htul attention o. IN shEt
committee Our etucatsouN and, judiciary s5a.
TENS md code OF laws Must be retnNtealed Aod
Placed IN harmony Wlth The constttuttou: 40d oar
Internal lmpfoveRebse 64Enand thsf gr17est COD
c:ltion Of Jour honxab<B bodlez- Committees on
tGsre and other Important subjects appointed
Low, with AusnoElty 10 81 during toe reces.. witt
br nble to mature bills and bare them ready tof
mtroatcEou ~ too opening Of Jour next sessaooL
ln oouc1usiou+ permit ms to congratulate Ypa
upon tie pruRzess already made toWarta kne res
torasttn Of the stats TO c!slF Ecsernent Its good
effects zfe ALREADY vtstbie e<erJ uaro within tho
6tata Conndenca u Being rostored, commerce u
restslpA Mining aud manufacturing euterpr1soA
n orT sis n 1rn1smrn;s ao6 ;n nSr ~ aer
CULTURAL nd mineral lands; Anu, above and more
ss.a A. aD h0hs sE .ass sns
pzNperity eFe once more dA1u'QK upon our DESC
tated lAnd. Conscious Of the recut1de OF oar o1u
ae;s, motives ard Intentions, aud relying upon the
cnuunued favur Of the Almighty Dsposer OF hu-
man eyents Lex rs Alt mAufnlly gT1pp,e with the
living present, and confidently hope Tor glorious
future for the Commonwealth.
, 1869-10-12

.1,cn. wx had sneoeeaed. TIA was
= scesme, tartsspeIed by iimc, By: which
theik. ptoptA wusM forv7r b s{bene4
'nte@tper anpaH, oLeAfllion at azalIars, Hs1B thi
s1eoeeded ;'1d, in>Ulst event what waald 1t pd
for Them TO pay me $4,000, which Hould mako
mS SGnnpe1ent for t1fe -
lastly, and 10 complete this d!ssgEeeabio piece
Of biography, We hx7e on record tho Letter Cosbin
hifnseaf exposed, en6os+tue ohssk. --
MI. ". ". Stone wrote - follows IN tho leste.
he rent oe1htrf enclosing money. =
"Ihe 1abofer Ii ~orsaJ Of hi hire, and I an.
o1o1n check Of me Bsna OF tho Republic on No
Bank Of .ssss; Asssopall1~ ,Waah,pgtou. for Ont
thousAnG,'tn Sodofhan64' Ntsa my understanding
with YOU Fou have fairly earned tho money" i
On this letter MI. corbin remarked: ,
- did my aext IN %ppqsttssp to &ne bl and got
Il, 900 ror It from enc or IT, tesda; but ~ had
done good DEAF m .neni1f Of tho canso repro
seated BY Nj. stnne, and apens great deal Of
money for them, I did not send IL bafk!"
Which u an involved p!eee Of perIpicultyI
seed mako DO feskhef sfesnaak "a this subject.
unleas Corbtn has -stnearely rofoEmed, he has
probably tried tho dtse aRtia and reoelved tho en-.
Tire coplents OF the Eric depot IN bis eye. FIX,
Goold, And me nther1 src s11hntrE; their aeeount
ii korsu .wtth Cbrbm'' and the pubne's aecoupt Is
: WIN mem and a1th Cosn'n onsr:i,';' oAru.
, 1869-10-12

Among the pleasures incidental to young
ladyhood, chief is that Of displaying power
over those who are so unfortunate as to
belong to the other sex. Il girl can make
man feel that he is an abject being, her
soul is filed with tranquil delight. An e1-
emp1ifcation Of this trait is afforded At
Fond du Lac, Wia., where, according to q
local journal, st IL fashionable sport
among the young girls to collect On the
sidewalk, and oompel their young
gentleman friends to 70 out into
the muddy street" The editor Of
the paper in question is undoubt-
edly one Of those persona upon whom
this feminine game has. boon played, and
the iron thereof has enteded deeply into
his soul; for he p7onounces the practice
boiled cuasodneas with the Bcum on.
Thia expression has mora strength than
deltcacy but, considering the .psoyocatiou,
there Is some palliatson for his employment
Of what Charles Lamb calls cu1sory Ian
Ru4RG
, 1869-10-12

tits AaudlDe. betds any7es rho inmates : rczp
1f e. ssa, E. 9sss Iss A
Mheaaing fo9co GANG E2sA'nk madly Own; aal
u 7rarta no spe4 1tthe q, prepare Tor t6o saf6J
rent. In lhe tenement houAe were Albert Bnep-
hArd. young tnap, Charles Davenport, Mn. KiI-
eonners. md Two ehiidrsn-a child q Ms. VIA.
ktos, asleep tu the basement alSo 4 child al Mn
kws7 part Of the 1u1dhpg, and two nen-eievsa
conner, Wi'h the lAttern chldren. stood IN ihe
sheo neu o5 a1a ,hrew . rope % teeo,, snaos
Shepaa1d then started 70 ezrusa G6a rope pY eptn
hid ovsE n.na nd had 8ok ,aoo1f hall way
7ssosi; hsine eFasoedCa = spsrssss says. III N
| eEB Abetl, y md, tAs ooukp5HRQ Wa 70 Rreat
ehnueh -ihe:: rope neld 10 M plsce, lhss ne
| panied Irarn stanE- His cody Wss found !, II Ina
poos, about ten rods dtasant, JestszaeY t1ornio1
|. nsscu9 ~ sslA s,aod!as u tae .,eoe ~
WEtai but sH1M Aznore.' Nh. Kiieo01e<s and
hef ch1ldfen want dosn wl.n .lhe "a and tactr
hodtes warn fu,nd in Il when tho nooa subsldsd.
Ina child alsaaiD9 IN sne bsseaenr aa1 ase one IN
tntrd sturs escaped. Aooat n1e minutes s5taE tao
aad ! porton q thn ioandstiou sppsssEra. md to
the :staI9z4e OF eyery oouy..s%p o men appssTcd.
nayma c1hw!eo frpm beneath . 9sas Of b1oken
fimoef. Ono va German. and the other IN
Ht1huao, 4nd. the latter. though bot lost e.
saped from death, aod still per1ionsiJ aituasei,
took out hts p4pe, aud IN one m4unte'a u "a Was
Ynssty smoking = u nothing had happened !:
fBc5o1d vhe tiu soop. tuno, WOMAN aid ratLd
| were oFeIfAkEn BY The noods A14l &~sp& away,
e1. {o'sonsssl1 lodged BY a 1eane and aeSe
faytd. All the booie4 nj taote drpwned--Aerea
IA Ni-Msts recovered yesterday, excepting Inc
Enila Of MA E'xRerzld. aud thu daughter Of Mrs,
kleonnors- Thr laites'a husband SA4 II WORK
10 ~ MIL ard Witnessed the cad ca.Aulty. His
casp pecalnfi. distressing one He cane %
NEE tne hso1d bfok Coz panF 10 AuRusr, md having
saoeo Nttle aam Of MONEY, sent 10 Ireland Tor
ns wife Aad chlAreu. who reAeaed hero List July.
"! tt'le X1Ii IL teft to hln; sac VA II play
Wne1 &1a 6uuhnS Wa anyro1ndeHx aud thus wRA
sa,ed. When the xae er besan to make In tne ell
Q! he bodipg TWO ho5a-tna eldest IL yeare OF
see-wete on the nrst aoor. AID got on 10 ths
shelyea ln pantry, .Rolug higher ~ the water
! HNtef. I'LL IteJ had reached the upper shell.
HeTe Il waa fe Of deah with them. but tue otdcs.
making deepesat6 effoft, pushed bis bead through
The oes1lnG Ahoye, aud both ~efe enabled TO aork
thelr way to the upper nooss, vnere- they rrmA1n.
! cd about two hours It'll taken Oh On rsft. Each
received cont,oerabaa Injury: one having a cut In
als ankle AID she o'oef seSeEe psuiAe 10 hls
wat The l1u Hse 10 the property Of tho DroA1
Brook Company Will o. considerable.
, 1869-10-12
PERSONAL.

Mn Stoves lerlJ to 10 her sRaaIlants Will Prob.
ably make small volume. 1t Will be published
oy Fields, Osgood Co.
Eueenie has Invented toilet car," IN which
she czu besuilc tic rksoucness Of travel By con-
tDualiJ changing her trcsA
II Ia KaId that ST. A. 7, Stewart has offered
Faspani $4,000 for his picture Of the "Sloe
Nusss.'' now on exhibition In New YORK.
The Countess Of Flanders [oy birth Princess OF
1iohcpIolleru> II engaged in engraving llu.1.-
cona 10 xAskr de A2ia,1cs "voyage Auiour de
ma ChamhreT ...a = t....
Isaac Rich. Esq, ol poston, promises 10 giro
s1oo,oe0 for the buttd!nss Of the new Metnollst
ThcolostcA Seminary IN that city, provided nnote-
er slpA 600 u ra,sed Rav. NE C1&1t IA 70 under
tale the sa>k ~ agent Of the Tiusseea
" Edmund kcAnh performance OF Luke, Ia
Msstlnecrs . CITY Akda.u,'' n u recorded seat Al
old lnslf. uho'han 1utcpdel ?carinE hin q large
tuu Ct uorey, w1s 10 sprsl'ed II the cold.olooied
v1iiany he dl'psy ed that she Transferred the legacy
: n1srtaned ID rx,t. ro.r. me Empress IL. re-
qncated AIc1Aedrc Dnma1, ST., to txavcl with her
In The East a hlstot,osrapher Of the expedition
: Loyal -Frccehmen hco retplexed VIII apprenen-
paueer might b recaiytd with gtc4ter honota
than the Empress.
Afs Curtin, the only Arnctfcsn present at the
ants banquet IN Prague, produced . Tremendous
senratiou BY ADDRESSING tne meeting IN Doncuhn.
Alter speaking IN tnat language for solne time, he
rAsted Into Russnn, and m that songus concluded
aspeech which Grated an uprnar Of enthusiasm.
TIE New York kadk Of tnu 9Th ssys:- II the
proprietor of Tsmmauy wish to tttzhien ladies'
AMY from thcar entertainments Vet them continue
such blood chilling e1hlndt,ons ~ the RnareNl
brothers rive, one Of whom missed his hold last
Eight and lell nearly Killing himself i1jut1ng sev.
etafof The mpslctAuH IN Tie ofche lt1s. and 10
, 1869-10-12

cl1r AND cOusII sOAIsATloSS,

CITY 0YFIC1zA
For H4-cr-Co}ouel R. B. mason,
Fty Ttea1uffr-nATIp A. GAGE
For CblLAttpr-W. ]. 0tAHAN.
Fte 4 Atirney-ISRAI1 y. SfuN
For Clsk n nHex co.rt-C r NArsox-
ooEXTT oT71cEzs-
JULY Of tA< SMJerIor Cburt]0sErH E. GAKy.
Clerk or kAe Superior Cbxrs-A. F. SrEvkxsoN.
.Judot af le Cvualp C5urf-4 B. " WALLACE
Cork u the C,fsafv COURT. g. GNpxIJ.
> 7teaFxfu-H 4 HIfoNn
SsrtxrM-ALxI. WotpoTF.
Supsyluf~deAt n FScAaolA-AIEtR1 O. LANA
Jpfint Ctn.HttstoAer-NAzxs sWkNpAx-
Juxtsczt Of th< Psaee-MA1 EBfEHAKpTs a. II.
BkxTuE-
NEaRxRs OF TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION
p1rssmah Dsa.- IS 1ayes, Joseph 1cdi'1
John c. H1ioeS- -
SistatA Dsersct-cnarics Hitchcock. v. F.
sirty f,s, Dssrtes-E1ios. Anthony, Daniel Cam
erpn. "
rowk oEFluIKA
FORTH CUcA1o-Cotinaer, Il ". khrV1p: A.
'si..ani surs.rtsor, Anton Berg; 7orr CaFl, J. Il
FcITru
WEST cE1cA0o-ch,he.or. Aldnzo Ram~dell: su
ra<rtfsn. Henri Ac1ho1; AkssAt1nf SatcTrtsor, 4
L Morrison; Torn Clfrk, q. d. Nuguf.
SoxTH cnucAao-Cetlrtr, Otto Palt1er; Snrtr
riApr, Robert Clark: As1ksant Sutkrttsors II. Il
petels; 1bseA Ciek, jonas Engas,V-
, 1869-10-12
A M0nMncnt to AduIus
FINN the sie.e Tori Hwld.

We DO cot knoE how much truth there is In the
1nf1, bot It IL reported raat ihe Rev. Charles
KoSens Or England, b about to get up suoscrtp-
non ior the erection Of : monument to-AuAm,
tne 1etnef Of nAnfind! a company, 10 be entitled
the 'tGraod International Ad4liie Monument
;Associat1on, - 70 b folued. and the monument
Gaueu Of Eden, IN NesopotarntA. The cx-
tehaet % doubt, will b. ErnaL Il u tha custom
70 na1s AonHnsnt netet amsier. and generally
mnch AfRfr, Than wAs the nortal body OF the
nero whose tmaosta, def.is It 4 intended u COM
nemnt&te; and. n there Ii . we1iautceaticated
tradition mat Aaam wss 100 ic4t h,sh. hie monn-
nent c1noof, n comDon jGe1ea, be less than ! l,O01
ltss n atssnde But It q estimated That penny
subscription ttoM e1cA oce OF .tne S1TT1f1uK
Descendants Of this Truly great ard sood man
-aEd II b Ia possihso.A h4s ono Of them 1np0m ne
unwllEaG 70 oonI1,o1te thlA small sum-wouId
na.onns 70 enouRn TO pxJ foe tho erection OF the
Dorun ent> apd leAFo enough over 10 procure Z
nandsoms testimonial tor u. koges1 who mas
bccn the urtt TO s1Rgest tuit II Wa time 70 v1pc
AWAY "Me ssfefdA tooz ataehed to humanity ior
having left The memory Of tha. G1t herp
IN Its h1s'oEy-1 M4n Whnee nAm@, lame
Acton1s death, ADD spiritual in1uenca aSe
conatani1y on our ltea-W1sho1i commemorative
ttone to tell tho stranger who could apprecAte II
what be bad Done" A groAs m3uJ hifd tnlpRs
have been ezid of Adam; but II should not be IoF.
gotten that We ose him much, Ard thai, Wilh III
hi. faults, he had many virtues. When Dr. Roger !
subscription paper u sent over here, we atall he
ready WITH our psnnys ard, he will enlarge h1s
ptau 30 "a 10 include uonurn ent to Eve also, We
will Be happy TO double onr subscription,
, 1869-10-12

.ras;47,na san boy: James Kehy -. sas test: M
~ nSTSnn nseca Of tin uoAk abou3 thirty feet fIom
1SEst III. r. saved b. ntope THROWN 70 him ~
is%s. UochRg. Aftu Kens Haa tAVed, sud n Mnsa
tnS@nnnei Ras nearly tult ot:yA&eL, lanes HOE
,p ihoalta M sssd pJ a;cnssa BsTz 2,
GsHSsoiE d. appeared 70 BE- dosnnx o. thu
Ser, 1nd the cu1rrnt .as ca;s'teg ntm kray ,o
.it.r be- thouted, 1amen heard tue poor fellow
nrs1IrQ earnestly, tbcn, suddenly. his soGo Wa
bnane6. and ne sanf to Ef1c DO moTe
Imn,ed,9tely OF Riyta& The atNm to tuf work
rsn II the west end, Mr. Hoektng. moucred 4
hor,e. snd rode Win III speed 70 tho vest snefr
L. anns1sa tue tntners AZ tezt otnfof ihste 9xt-
~. The votfmeo at tbs heshlaE quickly na1,.
LINED 10 the shaits and w9ru RYsd VI. uocKtuA
eetx,na IL III stokted wtRN1f$ fof tho exit be-
tween the west 6nait and tnS es1 snd. through
narF. pursued b, tho rnsniog ~seeI; Win The sld
of III Hoe1tpE5 lisht They reacoea he Eost
lin; nd ven ak.aa-; :ae;ramss A,etaesed to
Se,vees - .ss; - a44 'ass A.9at tunnel Is
T1e snrtse tpapea from the mouth Of YatrenT
a1cn 10 too End ef nc heading nsyond ne vess
sbaJt-ptatly nile-iS fuu OF WA:nr. Wtth ffeeco
3tsf n ina ame9s bAek1 Aad nalnE Eiaon1nnAng1! This
VIII interrupt the Nest. and 10 Set1oW !csa 70
IN ~op t-rfarR.,..,.. = Nt.