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AUCTION sALssssrss,ss =,
BY ceaa & Ilangh'on, huct'rt'
corner tioverGee ard Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Soplk t,.
k-s lTG-gY'0VsS, CARPETS, &c. Al Az.
iI1% .~Tni5 DAY at 10 o'ci"Sk wo Of VII fu KS
onr aucLsnn-rnotns hn hpfo.iincoss "a
III: ID FpRNlTUSE, consistlnsr naa-r.,py aud
fIs,rdson,c NJ aHDDaNf
"A, E ! Is .E-T; H'' Ni-AINCT B1REArS'
" NStt%rA Nn~.
DOS NGsS. rt;.1r2
S1ifs h nv. INGRAM. md hhoSe'Ah.
CARPETS:
EhF-~ABi.Nf,
TIN 81 FES, ,, t,rI,scq
AFFiCM;t ICY rE - an. COTTAGE TED"TRAD',
HIR and s! .n,,51'o mF FfHTilEs nsDs,
.ryct,t' Va 'w,,SSit.SEhT CHAIRS ana EOCh'
Frs.
Tt1t'aF'S TABLES.
tasss s sSss assortment OF COOKING, OFFICE,
ara : F0eE STOVES, some Gf %hi,a are Rs foct
49,, Auct'fs.
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MACHINERY, sxc.

~ 4. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
IL WAY. MA and ENGI-
gER'S SUPPLIES, Tenth street between Main
and Cary, Richmond, W.. steam-r:n9tnes, Saw
t.ills, Mnl Gesrtngs. Turbine Yster w heels,
and lTood Working Machinery of all kinds :
shs;ting, Hangers puteys; Betting, Lace
Drills. Wool-Carding Machines and tlotbipS,
sret M CuaSes, cav Summers, Steam, and Watt,
rlpr Fixtures, Packing Journal tictal, PICK su,;
Tool HsndleS, etc.
II you want portable Steam Engine esr,l for q
descriptive pamphlet, or cal aa2 examine tnf
"AMES," the best eng re made
l have general assortment o. second HIND
Engines and Boilers. Saw-Mui.s, Muistou.s and
Gearings. Plant Machinls, ai.a other Wood.
Working SaehnerE; "taftine, Paueys, aud
HANGERS D1stilling Fixtures, etc, etc,
Secondhand Machinery and Steam-Bo;,ers
bought, sold, sud exchanged. site. An
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By Lee & Goddin AUctioneers,
lila Main street,

THIRTEEN ELIGIBLE AND BEAU
l. TIFuL DUIi DING LIFTS ON THE SOUTH
ERIN LINE OF INDEPENDENT STREET,
STREETS, For SALE AT AUOTION.-On
WEDNESDAY, 18th October inst, st O'Clock
l.. NJ, on the premises, we win sell the property
as described above, each lot having front OF %
feet on independent street, and extending bacle
the usual depth to an alley feet wide, reaehing
from Conc ord street to Eleveoth atreet.
TERMS: At sale which " III be liberal,
oc LEE Is aODDIE, Auct'rg.
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BY Lyue Il 6rother,
Auctioneers and zeal Estate Agents,
1889 Main street.

rRAArE STORE AND DWELLING ON
e TH-: WEST SIDE r IIGHtEENrt;
1Fh TENAB T. eT*ErT. + r SALE at
,lrC~Irh 49, We will { the request Of the owner,
i ri TnI,'I: suction, he premises, on TUEs-
LAY The nh day q: Ortobcr, $50, 1t 5o,clGck T.
or3rsamr. containing four rooms, &c. hlso sneat
COTTAGE HkSiDENNE a'jo,nins, which con- o.
talna I'VE rooms kitchen. &c. The lot fronts 30
lei. running ok depth of - feet inc'cs
TERMS: Liberal ant made known mt hour OF
sale. L1--h g pn.i 49,.
&c 3-3l% AuctlaneeFs.
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b. Or IBIS & Williams
Auet.0neers and Real Estste Agents,
Eleventh 81. eel between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HAND
~ SOAE RUili.1 ~G LOTS IN THE NORTH
SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET. BETWEEN
.ru Nd 9TH, At ACCTION.--1n execution OF
DEGREES OF the Chsncery Court OF Richmond en-
tered on the 9oth June and 81 October, 1870 in the
case CT Fisher, Trustee, Us. Norton and ais, the
undersigned, commissioners thereby appointed,
DAY October nth, at ~ O'Clock P. M II fair. If
not then on The first fair day therest'r, at the
above lying in Mrs. Lucy b.. Norton garden
her resdeose It fronts ont 50 it mere
prohsblg be opened in the rear leading out to sth
street.. It will no sold in one or more lots as may
be determined at the time or sale Ihese are
amongst the most desirable lots In the city for
private residences.
TERMS OLe.iourth cash; balance AZ ak, tselye
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with H.
terest add d. the title heing retained by The court
unit the notes are paid. .Ssse..
an pr, y Y = q I3T1 comm'rs.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Arcts. oc
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AZTEC
TON OF LONG LANDING STONE
PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
WEsTPoRT, CONN, september o, 1859.
H. T. Helmbold, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I commenced taking your Extract
Of Buchun about two weeks since for IN affection
ofthe gravel, bladder, and kidneys. 1hsre suffer-
ed by spells, very much, for few days past. but
yesterday relief came through the effect Of your
"Buchu." A stone passed from my bladder about
the size Of large pea, and now feel perfectly
well and entirely free from the pain that have
suffered with so hard, Iattribute my cure to Your
medicine entirely, and would recommend sll per-
sons similarly affected to try 1t. I have great
faith in It's curative powers.
Yours, truly, TuOMAS ]. BENNETT.
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CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFEC,
TON OF ArATIENT sEyENTY-EIaaT
YEARS OF AGE-rHASEs 80
..,.. Mr.. EgLM8olD.
GiBAnp, Pa, NGrch 81, iss7,
GiBAnp, Pa, NeTch ,i, iss7,

GiBAnp, Pa, NGrch 81, iss7
Editor CosaopoIite:
desire as an unsolicited tribute to the merits of
Helnhold's Buchu, and for the benefit Of those
similarly afflicted as myself, to say that after
sulting many eminent physicians, and trying
nearly all the best advertised remedies in the vain
hope of finding relief from aggravating kidney
and bladder diseases, from which have suffered
excessively for many years, good fortune finally
suggested TO ne Helnbold's Bucau, which / COM
menced using with little faith, snd no apparent
beneficial results for about month. At the -xpi-
ration OF that time, however, I though; CONF
menced to experience slight RELIEF, which cncou-
ragged me to parsevere IN It's use, and now, at the
expiration Of four months although ! am an IN
firm old man, nearly se7enty-eight years OF age,
and consequently medicines cannot be expectcdto
fsvorably effect re US they otherwise would I
have found such urspeaksble relief aud pcrpa-
nent benefit from &ir. Hnlmnold'a valuable dis
covery That feel ought publicly u record the
fast. ss ca acknowledgment 10 him and valuable
suggestion TO the public
Yours respectfully,
d. NJ. LAEEN.
Mr. Laren refers to tho following seatcmca
Colonel DAN RICE, utrsrd, Pa;
CHARLES STOW, Esq, Girsrl, Pa, editor of
Cos,nopolfts;
GEORGE II. CUT bER, Girsrd, Pa, Attorney;
G. j. HINES Girsrd, Pa, Attorney;
Captain D. ". HUTCHINSON, Girsrd, Pa, At.
torney;
DAVID OLIN, CHA Pa, Merchant;
DAVID E. DAY, Girard, Pa, Merchant;
c. T. ROCKWELL, Girard. Pa, Merchant;
B. c. ELY, Girard, Pa, Druggist.
ASK FOR
MBoLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
Price, Sl.25 per bottle, or six bottles for $3.50.
Delivered to any address,
Describe symptoms in all communications.
Address
II. T. HELMDoLD,
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
S9A BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
None are genuine ualess doneup In STEEL.
ENGRAvED wRAPeER, with facsimile of my
Chsnical Warehouse end signed 3.
ausl.-sa n. T. HELMRoLD.
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ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE: RE-
city and country; TOBACCO WORK OF All
kinds made and repsired; TOBACCO FLAT
yESlNG-MlLLS made and repaired In JUIIS
FORM and all other kinds O. SCALES REPAIR-
ND GIr arg ApJgSTED; AGENTS for the sale Of
dEDS0N,S PATENT sTEAM-ENGIEE CO.
CINE PACKING, Utica C6mpany's STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges ers warranted BY US for
one yesr, and we sell them at low Prices. We keep
MAKE for STEAM ENGINES. such as gauge
cocks oil and tallow-cgps. OIl=Cups FOB
SHAFTING. SELF-FEE D&RS, STEAM-WMIS-
TIES MATER-GAU6ES, GLO8E-YALyES,
BOILER FIUE CLEANERS, ana : general as
sortment OF such arttcl;s rs are used by all run.
ming steam -engin aud Sswsmills, 4.sa
SLOAr x ADDlNGT0N,
tel5 1923 and 1874 Cary street.
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BY Thos. ". keeser, Auctionecr.

NENTEEL Fl u + Fl o L D AND
VI KITCHEE FiiRriTUR~ AT AUCTION.
will sell on WEDGESDE.T morning, October
Isth ut 10 o,cl3ek At the arding-housc Of %r. Il.
7, Cook. wh, Is declining husiness; corner a-h
and Clay s,ree:s, bis y EsED OLD AND
KITCHSA EukNlTCRE, consisting or
Cine MAHOGANY pARuua SUIT
TETE-k-TETEs,
CHAIRs, TABLES. AND MIRROR,
ROSEWOOD ;, itA}lnGa ~, and WALNUT
- CfiAMDE z SUITS, with Marble top pieces,
very superior, -
F. ArHEK BEDS. HAIR and SIlUCk NAT
IGESsES.
RoT,aTEii@. PmLrW5. 81 doing,
CARpE:S s,ATTtNI. H. CLIO FL,
FEN;,FRS NJ FIRE SITS.
WAgDROBES, aIDEBOARD,
TIN SAFg7, TIN GIIAMB X SETS,
TABLES, G 1AIRS. .....-
CEOCKERY and GLASSWARE,
JAElE CUTLERY, CASTORS,
GLh IS JARS FOR FETir,
kITCB.M UTENSILS.
one iarge- elzc COuKI*G >TOVE and UTES'
OLD TuOS. ~. KEESEE, Auct.
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REFERS TO

REV. WILLIAM COGsWELL, Westport, Conn.
j. L. G. CANNON, Druggist. Westport, Conn.
3. B. WHEELER, ESQ.,, Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq, WestDort, Conn.
DR., WAKEMAN, Reading Conn.
3, ". ROBINsON, Wholesale Druggist, Eer
York city and many others, If necessary.
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NEETROpoLITAN WORKS,

NEETROpoLITAE WORKS,
CORNER sEyENTH AND CANAL sTREETa
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
RAh haa 9 aRisT. and and rLAspER. MINIS.
EOILERS, FDRGINGo, G HTiktsS al IpesA
or BRASS; MIL GEARING, &c. -
ENGINES and "a ~ aln...S Of various atzqs
always on hand s45a E.Fs I,s,5s,'l'.ss : ~
Old engines, Sc, .fepasrsd and sold On commits.
sion or excnasgea. lof nsw. al o.has repsisrs
promptly and s1Sfisa ctorily done. g-s -
gehd TOR desert pEtye circulars
deA WILLIAM u. 1ANNER q CO,
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Sy ". ;iGddin
trrt Estate Agen. Eru a actirlStr.
u ATpEI poTCE DWELLING ON THE

y ARGg BRICK DWELLING ON THE
I Nv IT -iil OF ~ iRD, BETWEEN Ma x.
ii, =. - AY r" ut FOR SALE az
- CIR =. VIZ b" >ola ~ auction, n thc pro
r., tsrs o. III @cDAI, The 18th uctHher; $50 IT i
0'ciyck. :. NJ. HI Iarlc and well hililt b'tCh
Trhr MFNT loc ,;rd az above. now IN the o:cu-
panry OF Archd selling. .sq Tn. lot has q front
# II 1T AID depth Of 100 feet. Ihe dwelling
Good ordcr Tire kit zen Is Of brick, contains
TG9,ns. and there IS attached lsrge brick stable
ard carriaes. h0GSc. A..
TE.iMg; Reasonable, and JuaGo KNEW. al She
1r az: Il. G0DDIN, Auctioneer.
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AuCTEoNl sAas's.-En.nre Eays.
1,y Wellington Godd'a, .si.
.,,ttonrer at,: seal Estate Agent.
,cr upICK DJVEILTNG

N tnGD BRICK DWELLING IN DU.
,<Ns sIs SDni'TIoN. Al The CORNER or
1IKFit ANU ST. JAME5 STRFH Ts; FOR
sAt.T AT AUCTION AT the request of the Male
ornhan Society twho hare m Ate arrangements 70
,ncatc In The western snhurhs or the cits.) shall
s1il Mt auction. IN the premises. on MoEDa 1.-THE
nth OF October 1879 at o'clock E NJ. that bc5n-
tho large BRICK Dwell 12It1 aud other bui.tl-
inxslhercon The sforeantd Il "eIlipg 10 not only
tho best and toat cnstte 81 mi nirt Of tne city and
"a not only adnirahiy-wci, ;'ispted for the accom-
mod ton OF a large family r for the purposes
for which 1t b1s been us,y, Tor the pact twenty
yen;s, bnt + also adantei 10, riding school.
7. S.-The property wilt b.. :, dlridad as to sell
OF two vacant lots fronting nilsllaker street.
TEENS unc- ourth cosn: ralsncc;at I, s, and
II months, TO- negotiable ub.ea, Interest added,
secured by deed of trust.
w. o. I1lDtNs Aucti0npC-.
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None are genuine ualess doneup In STEEL.
ENGRAvED WRAPPER, with facsimile of ms
Chsmical Warehouse and signed Z,
ausI.-sa n. T. HELMRoLD.
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E!eVCnth hetNeen MalH 6Hu buHk 5VioVSS'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a FARM
From sVILLE AND WITHIN a QUAR-.
TER OF Z NlLr. GF THE RIoHMOkD An
de- - th5 Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
@on enter NJ srV on the Stu Of seo.uary 1870 In Il
cssc Of Baker &c, rs. Trippe trnGee and as f.;
;;.,,,s in The ci:y II Z ichn"ut. On FRIDAY, 2l,t
CStobrr. n IL o'ruck, Il FARM situated rs shove
stated. containing ZIG acres. onc-h@l: Of which
r,mSrsciuu tnlrt acres of fine ash camp low
Drninds i 10 good he 1rt End pr0dEces well: :hc
sihcr batf is hrayil tim rer.d and wooded. TIE
improvements are II dwelling with i've coni!orta-
bic rooms With pew out-houscs Two large tooacSo
b rms, ice-house, &c,
Z ERMs: Onc-iourth cash; balance at 9, 4, and
months for negotiable no!cs, with interest a0uec,
I. tiflp being retained By the court until The note
arc paid CHARLES Y, W $1,000, - . W.,
C;r1fpES & WILLIAMS. AuCti"ncgrf. oG u
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BY Grubbs & WiliiSms,
AuctIoneers and Real Estste Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
: BE LITTLE FARM CALLED WEST
FOUR Mills AID HALF WEST OF. RICH,
of trus: from u. L. Lawton to the subscriber,
dated ooh October. ls5s, and recorded in Henrieo
ssgs oo OF the e cfsdor viii sci at aucon
upon the premises. on WEDN FsDAI, october
lath $50, at ~ O'Clock p. n, If fair not, then
F Hs iSi.' ONE AND A Half ACREs, running
back to the canal. The improvements consist OF
usual out-houses and good orchard.
TERMS = &c deed presoriees ssls for cash SD 4.
sf baan Il se 81 Tie d saw q aso sf
Tnc creditor, however, 10 willtng 10 receive enc
allow n credit six. twelve and eighteen months,
with interest BUCIEN HILL, Trustee.
0RUBDs 4 WILLIAMS, Auc,ionccrs. ocs
r ARGE AND VALUABLE REAL
IL ESTATE For SALE.--By virtue Of decres
of the circuit court for Mecklenbarg county, Va.
f Barxe &a sha dn hs
ss Of 51 sell up9p The T. The
LAND belonging to peyton K. Blrwall, situated
In Mecklerburg county, ABOUT three miles north
OF the village OF ChTlStiSnsrilla ana shout fifteen
miles rom the Richmond and psnv1lls railroad
adjoining the lands o. Robert Scott. James Oliver
and Others. and containing ONE THOUSAND
THREE HUNDRED AND NISETY-FOUR
ACRES.
The improvements consist OF handsome and
commadious dwelling-touse with sn abundance
OF necessary out-buildn2s.
The lands Of excellent quality and well adapted
TO the g1owth Of wheat, oats corn, tobacco, and
the grasses. The tract is well watered, and con.
sidered very valuable ..
TERMS One fourth cash, and tho residue upon
credit of Six, twelve and eighteen months the
purchaser to execDte bonds for the deferred pay
ments, carrying Interest from the day o. sale, and
the title t. be retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money IL paid.
&. IL. JOHNSON. Commissioner.
BoYDToN, Va, september 10, 1870. Sc l+-toE
Tic above sale mas beer poatronel to WE'D
STsDAY, the 10Th day OF October. 1870 SC 90
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ESTABLISHED 1858.

Capital stock and surplus over. $500 600 %
Investments In United States. :.:.:.. 6i7.975 q
DEPOSITED with Treasurer Of Viz
einia, registered bonds .......... $1,000 %
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by ordcr OF - f,frtis Bro.
1881 Maih tr"rt. 1885,
DAWNBROKERS& ALE.-WATCHES,
L sILVtRW 81, JEWti RY, &c.-At tho
store Of Fl, Harris & B:o., 1871 Main stro., be.
tween 18TH and l7th 81 Gets, VIII sell on THURS.
DAY October 10, at 10 o'ro k, 500 LOTS OF
GoId ana Silver Watches,
Diamond and Gid Jewe!ry,
Pins, Rings, EARRINGS. Necklaces, Bracelets,
(;aid Guards. F,bs ADD Vest Chains,
silver service tcompl 81, silver lltchcT,
iinb5l.ts Fork. y ton5, Ladies,
Guns, Pistols,
Mems aal Women, 6 n!hinE. &c.
u. a. GATH EIGHT. Anct..
II. Harris & BRO. all warrant III: articles sold
SIS represented. OF lO-tts
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSCBAAcG
q COMPANY OF &EW YORK Uk':iN.
COMPANY IN THE WORLD-CaSH AsSs1s
OVE4 $4,000, 0Go.-Thia Is an al cash =!
purely mutual company-no dioideiids % 3.>t
hptds.s. which time end experience nae prove. =
oe the ouly Safeguard n lie Insurance..
Dividends payable OF the end Ct he frs: I:.
Gron all pcl!"t21, II raasiCg srEu1).y ts5s-r
lie. and egc6sdiTJ those. Ct any co77Y1rD ',,D
,gcrld which cGT 20 ussd 10 ,te.,r"47c -hc p ri.
G:.:s or 70 purchase .d'itsasl ig6'tal~a g: =,
5rtilE or the policy holder, rsgnrG'sss = 3.
at1;th Of ne injured Pr:ntums pas abb ..G..
ai;Y. gelri-aunuary, or quarterly.
The agent invites ;he attention OF Ir!DLi,:sG
thn Gospel b tia liberal plan lgr !.-ur-Gcy u
their lives In ihi=' comlhny.
ItjfIfi II. CT / TfpF2TF, A.rE.
Dr, j. i. MCEAT, Medicsl Exar.rer "a.
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"a n. wALKGE q CO,
~ eTkE, EAaINF, AND INLAND
LNsC EAHCE hEGHTS.
OFFICE, No. 10is aA1N HTRTSi'.
ruder Hessrs, 4. II. Maarv Z &c,

.Srt.a;rzc, merchandise, ;urnituT9 aud persona
p:... 81 a. ell kinds, IN EDS city &ao country, III.
cured gahcs loss Or E-mSgc y ira e TIE 'o"sss
; ratac in companies OF the h;she ;eEr!nS:
; Igaaccc In warehouses md E,artGe $40 Z &ld
! = .eLa taken at tire lowest rates,
i,ossu1 cruj:nDlT adjusted and ~ a-i is.v r1fiv-
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EDGAR ". CROwELL, Resident Manager;
JOSEPH Is. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager.

LOCAL DIRECToRs-EEwY ORz:
EN-, Archibald, II. y. NJ. Consul. Chairman:
A. A. Low, of a. A. Low & Brothrfs; p. /. isl.
fray, OF 2. s. Jatfray 4 CO.; Richard IcTa, d.
Richard Irwin & CO.. :; David salorn2n j 9,5'.
man Johnston, Of j. Roorman Johnston 4 10:
james stusrt, OFF. & J. stuart.
: he Company limits Itself eptsfelJ toa 9&2
business.
Ali LOSSES equitahly adjusted SDd pRnI8T.
LY PAID.
Tho business Of this company, ex!eadinS rfaa
period OF eixty seven years, bivin& bccn lA!h:-.
II prosperous, has won FOR them li:h -cHl.i.
tion throughout the world for careful ularaf. ~.
and financial strength. The patronage o. tia
surinX public is solicited, w!h special atte-'.l
TO our liberal rates OF premium.
JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE I c..
General gents 5tat9 Of EEg'lA
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hr1tlHEva>s md RaA: ESTATE Agents,
,i"geEtl a.l.Nt, ces Hcel siain and Ranl
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TAKE NO OTHER,

Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
Price, Sl.?5 per bottle, or six bottles for $3.50.
Delivered to any address.
Describe symptoms in all COMMUNICATIONS.
Address
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rOAL, CGhE. AND Woodbury. Rev
y established AID superior factory TO Col'f.'
which r.siE8td .sle agency Nf lite old otte3 = r.
plies the pest KiAttLlNii and G. iOki NJ y COL
us ch.sy ~ not chsspt!) as ny pl+re ~ fha ell
BIrLAiNOUS E1Ail--su kTrds aud sizes.
ANTHRACITE GoAS.-all kinds and siL
SOFT COX NIL k'ods aud Gizas.
90 90 T. i. WHykIS- lIti Mntr atrsat
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-25

AN AsToNIsHED "INJUN."-Not long
ago, out on the line of the Union Pacific
Railroad, a noble Savage" of the Kick
apoo persuation was loafng around with
an eye to possible scalps, when he per.
ceived in the distance locomotive com.
ing down the track toward him at a 90
gait. This aborigine had never witness,
ed anything of the kind before, and in
his simplicity imagined it to be a new
description of buffalo. He accordingly
made preparations for its capture, hop.
ing to take the first prize at the annual
exhibition of the Kickapoo Agricultur.
al Society. To make sure thing, he
fastened one end of his lasso around
his body, and when the engine got near
enough, tossed the moose over the smoke
stack, The iron horse did not stop, how
ever, but the engineer witnessed most
striking and original performance of the
flying trapeze'' never before attempted
by any other Injun.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-25

A big stout man came into our
sanctum last night. (says a Texan EDITOR
carrying what We first took to be kit Of
mackerel or keg Of molasses, but we
found out afterwards that it was q grea.
potatoe weighing thirteen pounds. I.
was raised near Eagle Lake, Colorado
county.
"A fellow in Evansville, Ind. the
other day, borrowed money Of q girl to
whom be was engaged, in order to pay
for . marriage license. and expended
the money in procuring license to mar
~ another woman.
At the close Of tho present season
there will have been held in the United
States and the Dominica adjoining abou,
800 State. county, and di1tziet agricultu
raj fsiu, Nth sprinkling Of pomologi
cal end ipduasisl ones of mixed char
astee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-25

Fowl to all other fowls preferred
Except perhaps our public bird
OF mighty beak and pondrous wing
Thee with u watering mouth sing.
Bird of two meats-the brown and white
Which like the dual Niles unto
And in single body run,
OF tints diverse in ubstance one
Hail to thy bosom broad and puffedI
Plump as maiden's cotton stuffed.
Hail TO thy drumsticks, dainties fine
That served as devils" seem divine.
(And mind us of bad tranksh men
Browned to god purpose IN Cayennel.
And thy ecelesiastic nose,
Which. to the laws of order blind,
Nature has queerly placed behind.
ct scoffers vow they fitness SEQ
In nose Of BISHOP following thee.
nd hint that ever on priest
The organ points towards savory feast.
And as the shark astern, at sea.
Tracks the doomed ship, still follows thee
Methinks I see dish borne in
0ercanopitd with shining tin;
From meath that dome vapor rare
Curls through the hospitable air.
Prestol up goes the FURNISHED lid
And 10. the bird its concave hid
| see thee Drowned from crest to tail,
Bird of two meats. all hail all hall
Ihrough thy round breast the keen steel glides.
Rich ichor irrigates tby sides
Dressing, to give the slices zest,
4 Then tunneiling in search of Gates
The spoon thy. "innards" excavates,
| And forth. as from darksome nine
/ Brings treasures for which gods may pine.
| Bird of the banquet what to thee
| Are all the birds of Melody
| Thy merry thought" far more love
| Than merriest music Of the grove.
And in thy "gobble,'" deep,and clear.
| OF all earth's dainties there is none
| Like these to thank the Lord upon.
And so receive my votive lay
| Thou king bird of THANKSGIVING dayl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-25

prison. He could not vote for this bill.
Mr.. Carpenter made few explanato-
nv remarks.
Mr.. Ross was satisfied as to the sanity
of the young man. He thought the
ease with which re escaped from the
crime of horse-stealing had encouraged
him to commit the greater crime of muir
der.
On the third reading, Mr.. Grandey
called for the yeas and nays, which were
as follows: yeas, Messrs. Brownell, Car
penter, Eddy, Gardner, Hastings, Lynde
Martin and Whites; nays, Messrs.
Bailey, Benedict, Brown, Camp, Cotton,
Dewey. Dickerman, Grandey, Hartshorn
Heath, Hubbard, Hill, Merrill, Niles,
Pingrey, Ross and Saxe-17.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-25

Robert T. Stockton, son of Senator
Stockton, undertook on Friday, to cow
hide Col. Freese, proprietor of the Tren-
ten. N. j., Sentinel, on account of a
paragraph that did not please the young
scion Of the nobility, but the editor prov
ed to much for ham and Stockton was
the man who was finally thrashed, and
only got away at last without his hat,
when he ran bareheaded down the street
to the Worthwhile station, pawned his
watch for $25, and left town.
- A body of laborers employed in a
quarry at Penmaenmawr, Wales, while
engaged recently in making excavations,
discovered about q hundred Roman
coins of the time of Vespasiau and Au.
gurtus.
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