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A MASSACHUSETTS BULL FlGHT.-

A MASSACHUSETTS BULL FlGHT.-
About fifty years ago l heard the fol-
lowing anecdote: A man in Massa-
chusetts was very fond of seeing bulls
fight. One time he owned a very
large bull, and a near neighbor OF
his owned a pretty good mate to his
own. One Sunday when the neigh
Dor had gone to meeting, the other
went over and turned the neighbor's
bull out and put him into the yard
with his own to see them fight. They
soon got at it, and one killed the 9th
er. then ran for the man, who fled for
his life to his house, and the parlor
door being nearest he entered that,
but had not time to close it. He rush
ed through the parlor to the kitchen
for his gun, which happened to DC
loaded with powder and balls. A
large mirror hung on one side OF the
parlor, and as the bull was pursuing
the man he CHANGED to see the bull in
the mirror, and pitched at him furious
ly-which he demolished Instantly;
and then headed for the kitchen door
where the man stood with his gun,
which was instantly discharged, and
the bull fell dead on the parlor floor.
This was a pretty tall Sundays joke!
-Ne,c England Homestead.
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SIMPLER THAN ANY sINGLETHRRADER
Anybody can run it. The feed can be raised
or lowered for light or heavy work.

Anybody can run it. The feed can be raised
or lowered for light or heavy work.
No more bother with the old style shuttle
with its crude ncouvenient, and difficult tension
adjustment, produced by threading through a
row of holes, attended with vexing uncertainty,
great expense of time, and breaking thread.
The Improved Shuttle admits of being instant
ly adjusted by the inexperienced with any de-
gree of tension required for sewing anything
from LEATHER to ONE THICKNESS OF
TISSUE PAPER, (see samples.) These Ma
chimes make the Lock Stitch alike on both sides
of the work. are large, strong and roomy, and are
supplied with extra cloth plate and leather nee
dies, for sewing leather, if desired.
Their superior workmanship, style of finish,
durability, speed, and power, running stiller and
easier than other shuttle machines, attract the
attention and elicit the admiration of machinists
and mechanics everywhere. This, and the fact
that il is almost impossible TO make them break
the thread or miss a stitch commends them to
the general favor of all.
Ifyou desire to secure the best Shuttle Ma
chine in Market don't fail to see them before
purchasing.
Price, with cover, lock and key, hemmer, cor.
der. three braiders, and usual outfit, $50, and
/ same Machine with button hole and overseam
/ ing movement combined, S75.
Also the Gold Medal Machine, universally
acknowledged to be the best double threader il
market, with hemmers to turn both ways ant
any width, $40 to S75 also the best of single
| threaders with steel movements and well finish
ed, at reasonable prices, and warranted. Al
Machines hereafter sold by me or my agents will
be furnished with SELF ADJUSTING NEE
DIES, invented 10y the undersigned, for whicl
patenI is pending.
On xhibitiou and for sale at ] n. EcUster'
Dagu rrean Rooms, Barton, and at the resi-
dence Of Heny Dudley, Greensboro, VI.
Agci-, wanted u the Counties of Orlean.
Essex, Lamoille and Caledonia.
order, hv mail promptly attended to and sat
i,iactuu guaranteed.
F. T.. CHENEY, Glover, VT,
Manufacturer Agent
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The Heavenly Marriage.
When ! returned,

When ! returned,
With Oriel from our lonely mountain watch
To the fast filling vale of Paradise,
Who first of all those white-robed multtudes
Should greet me, but my own. my santed wife !!
Her spirit, like mine, dismantled of the flesh.
But radiant with the likeness OF the Lord;
Our infant cherubs clinging to her skirts,
The mother with her children; (how, not so ,
My wife-yet deem not by that name, her soul
Had not put off its earthly, and put on
Its heavenly. In a moment was ware
She was forever, altogether mine:
Not spouse, but what is symbollzed by spouse;
Not consort, but what consort typifes;
The meaning now made fact; the ideal here
Transparent in our own real unity,
A reflex glory and image Of myself,
An helpmeet for me in the house of God.
o, never in her loveliest on earth
OF bud or bloom appeared she lovely as now,
Nor ever had loved her as this hour,
When hanging on my neck as she was wont
She looked up with her tender, pleading face
And sobbed for very ecstacy, not grief,
MY husband" This was all, but this is heaven.
e. X. Bickersteth.
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TANNERY FOR SALE.

Inc subscriber will sell his tannery in Crafts
'ury, together with the stock. fixtures, &c, now
S NM hand. lie will also sell his house and land
iTc aDyp premises are very desirable location for
iness~ ~e desiring to carry on the tanning bus
at ba,n.hlae Inc above property will be disposed of
adini, AZ N as the subscribers health will not
alSa s.I D' his carrying on the business. will
ING of 5.I my farm in North Greensboro. consist
and shea. acres OF land, with good house. barns,
Tools l-''us' together with the stock and farming
'faf''bury, March "a, 1870. Isl " iAAiATs istf
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Mr.. Dickens made $4,000 by his
last series of London readings.
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A HEAVENLY TUB OF A MAN.-The
Cincinnati Gazette says of Rev. DR..
Arnot of Edinburgh, who attended
the recent Presbyterian Assembly at
Philadelphia:
1t is hard to describe this glorious,
blessed, heavenly tub of man. I'm
agine man about as thick as he is
tall, so that whether he stands up,
rolls up, lies up, leans up, side or feet,
no matter which, he is about the same
height. Think of him as a slow,
steady, funny, witty, solemn, smiling,
twinkling. serious and gay, brimful of
feeling and pathoS, with voice some
what drawling and nasal, yet impress
sive and powerful in its evangelical
correctness and love, with eyebrows
shaggy as the cliffs of his native land,
and hair dark gray, approaching
white-a man who waddles when he
walks, and mingles the bagpipe strain
with the loving notes of his cordial
salutations to you; man simple and
unsophisticated as a child, with intel
lect fine, and heart tender as babes,
and you have a faint picture of the
last speaker of the evening. We can
not detail his speech. 1t was mod
ell of aptness, simplicity, beauty and
propriety. He is full of illustration.
The calf story, the force pump, the
cloud, the stagnant pool, the bubbling
spring, the judgment-none who heard
them from his lips will ever forget
them! Several times he convulsed
the audience with laughter, in his
drawing and witty way, and again
moved to tears by his gushing and
gentle love. Dear old mani all
hearts love thee Late may thou re-
turn to the skiesl
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New Tailoring Establishment.

NEW dIIUTTHH EotuUI'SIfIfcHts
JOHN LILLY,
Late of the City of Quebec, has opened his
Tailor's Shop in the Rooms over the the Store of
l.. D. Webster,
BARTON LANDING,
Where he is prepared to execute all orders in his
line with neatness and despatch. Good fits war
ranted in all cases.
Cutting Done at the Shortest Notice.
Wanted immediately-Coat, Pant and Vest
Makers, and two young girls to serve their time
at the business
Notice to the Ladies:
Mrs. Lilly will carry on the Dress and Cloak
Making, in all its branches, on the same premises.
JOHN LILLY,
25w4 Barton Landing.
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ALIVERY STABLE
CLIMAX! CLIMAX CLIMAX !
Old Style Shuttle Superseded!
Vertical Feed! Self Adjusting Needle.
SEWING MACHINE FOLKS
LOOK HERE !

The American Button Hole OYerseaming and
Sewing Machine Company, Philadelphia, have
produced anew Shuttle Sewing Machine which is
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No daily paper in Germany has a
circulation of over $4,000 copies.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-07-05

Germany has 100000 hymns.
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CONN. & PASS. r. r. co.
NOTICE.

The Stockholders in the Connecticut and Pas
sumpsc Rivers Railroad Company are hereby
notified that their annual meeting will be held
at the Memphremagog House, in NEWPORT
VT, on THURSDAY, the TWENTY-E1GHTH
day of JULY next, at O'Clock, P. NJ, for the
purpose of eleeting Board of Directors, and tc
transact any other business that may come be-
fore the meeting.
26w3 ELIJAH CLEVELAND, Sec.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.

TESTIMONIALS.
"Ircrard Mr. Eddy us one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have
uaG official intercourse. -
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors
tuatthey cannot employ a man more competent
and Trustworthy, and more capable OF putting
their applications in a form TO secure for them
gu early and favorable consideration at the Pa
font Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
Mr.. r.. Il. Eddy has made for me THIR-
TEEN applications, in all but ONE Of which
patents have been granted, and that one is now
pending. Such UumIstukabie proof OF great tai
cnt and ability on his part, leads me to recon-
mend ALI. inventors to apply to him to procure
their patents as they may by sure OF having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases,
JOHN TAGHART".
Boston Jan.l, 1870. lyl
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Scientific and Curious Facts.

In the twentieth year of Queen
Elizabeth, blacksmith named Mark
Scaliot, made a lock consisting of
eleven pieces of iron, steel and brass,
all of which, together with the keyto
it, weighed but one grain of gold
He also made chain of gold, con
sisting Of forty-three links, and hay
ing fastened this to the before men
toned lock and key, he put the chain
about the neck of aea which drew
them with all ease. All these togeth-
er, lock and key, chain and flea, weigh
ed only one grain and a half Oswal-
dus Northingerus, who was more IA
nous even than Scaliot for his minute
cOntrivances, is said to have made
sixteen hundred dishes of turned ivory
all perfect and complete in every part,
yet so small, thin, and slender, that
all Of them were included at once in
cup turned out Of a peppercorn of
the common size. They were almost
invisible to the eye. An artist nam
ed Claudiu5 Gallus, made Hippolytus
d'Este, Cardinal of Ferrara, repre-
sentations Of sundry birds sitting on
the tops Of trees, which, by hydraulic
art and secret conveyance Of water
through the trunks and branches of
the trees, were made to sing and clap
their wings but at the sudden appear.
ance Of an owl out of a bush of the
same artifce, they Immediately be-
came all mute and silent.
We have Just received a receipt for
the cure of dlptheria, from a physician
who says that of one thousand nine
hundred cases in which it has been
used, not single patient has been
lost. The treatment consists in tho
roughly washing the back ofthe mouth
and throat with a wash made thus
of table salt two drachms; black pep
per, alum, golden seal, nitrate of pot
ash, one drachm each. Mix and pull
verizc, put into tea-cup full Of water,
stir well, and then fill up with good
cider vinegar. Use every half hour,
one, two, and four hours, as recovery
progresses. The patient may swal
low little each time. Apply one
ounce each of spirits Of turpcntine
sweet oil, and aqua ammonia, mixed
every half hour, to the whole Of the
throat, and to the breast bone every
four hours, keeping flannel Oh the
part.
The worst epidemics of the Mid
die Age was the Black Death. Thi:
) celebrated plague, standing alone il
its colossal horror, originated in China
in the earlier part of the fourteenth
century. Its Accomplishments were
ghastly and terrific in the last degree
1t overran three quarters Of the globe
: and swept off a hundred millions OF
! human beings. twenty-five million
! perishcd under its stroke in Europe
During its prevalence a pestiientia
gale blew over the island Of Cyprus
beneath which the inhabitants instant
ly fell dead in hundreds, as il ieat
y had opened a forge in the al, an.
blasted them with fire. In the cit
of Venice, over a hundred thousan,
died in a few mouths.
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The speaker was mild, intelligent
looking man of about thirty-fve. In
a proper dress he would have looked
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The Very Best of Teas,

Coffee, Spices of all kinds, Sugar, Molasses, To-
bacoo, Cigars Rice, Fish. Nuts, Raisins.
and Candy, Tinware, Stovepipe,
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-06
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Seventy million feet Of logs have
already been sawed at the. Minneapolis
and St. Anthony mills this season.
Thirty millions remain to be sawed.
The population of, Minnesota is
set down by the Press at 435 1000 &C.
cording to the recent census. "
Rev. J. W. Strong of F.ribaul'
has been elected President Of North
field College, but has not given an an.
;swer as to his acceptance. :....t.
Horny A. Jackman, OF Still.
water, has been appointed Warden ,'o1
the State Prison, vice A. b. .Webbe,
'esigned' Mr.. Webber's resignation
and his euccor's commission took effect
on October Let. Mr.: Jackmaa has
been for many years Inspector of thu
State Prison and understands I'll tn,
Tins and outs't Of that institution.
Tho grain elevator At Duluth, no,
completed, has storage room, for $50,
900 bushels, is fitted for unloading
five cars At once, and can handle 200,
600 bushels Of wheat day. A. add
ton, for. which the oundation Is laid
VII increase the Il storage o.g capacity +
$4,000 bushels, 49,: . 80. ~, w
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and then ceased suddenly. The Prus.
Sims were worsted q the first, but
they brought up large toros 1of artil-
lery from MonthierrJ, hen the French
rstreated. They were not pursued,
and did not lose man on the retreat.
Many carts loaded with Prussiau
wounded have arrived at the village
Of Messer.
NANTES, Oct. 4 Il is known that
. great general has died recently At
Rheims, and it is supposed from tho
fast that Pszzons Who took cara of him
Hue nenaosd with death If they d.
vulssd the secret, 70 be Gen. Won
Aoltke. i@E..r1a ; ~ 4u~,:..st:i ~,
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= l,EPuBLivAN PLATFORM. 81
. ~ :v..H 3 t::.-!t o2 r. IL -,
Adopted 1t 1t, Paul, Sept, LIT, 1870.

60 tE.j iT'F, = IT, = = - 91N'3.. 0t.T
Rsso'ved That the Republican party, By ~ splsn,
did record in the past Ito hard fought battles and
glorious riumphS for equal rights and foo and M.
divided Republic by it, long warfare against treason
and oppression; BY the great prinples of freedoEe
in the constitutio, itself tho ever thfal
guardian and champion Of tho national integrity and
hoaor. and d ths rights and best interests Of
people, It has crushed febsllion; abolished slavery
unity and credit Of The nation; given every poor man
homestead and less than ton years Of ascenden-
~, after having carried tho country triumphantly
through tho most tremendous conflct Of modern
and q renown strosd unpreced.nted in x annals;
and We beleve that to perpotuAte it, poWer 10 the
only safe guaranty for tho national honor, peace and
Rsos:d rh.. W I'll. country on III;
success. Of tho present administration whiei b. ~
On honest and economical collection of the revenue
ard great reduction Of expenditures 1aads Il prs.
ftble to reduce and has greatly reduced the internal
revenue and custom dutiss thus relieving the psopla
Of burdens without impairing the national credit.
% N earnest of tho sincere and honest purpose
the Republican party 10 rstsys The people q rapidly
- possible 81 their burdens, ws expect and demand
The disloo-operationo Of Csngsss and The .sxseu
rsrmin every branch of ths public services and fps
che reduction Of taxation and tho tariff to the
imperative revenue nee .ssitss OF ths government.
Reso!ved, That ~ the revenues necessary to thu
public credit must 30 largely derived from dute,
foreign hbrlcs, Justly diseri ninasing tariff 1ol
rover a. should satisfy all helegms to demands d
tie business and indussia1 inter0sts Of the ooautr
AID that duties should not be imposed to tho detr
este sad monopolies and ~ demand that y f.r =.
possible the nscsstafes u LIE andindsstry be placed
upon the tfee list. qrgH t.;,3 80 -. ,-,,.,o.
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Frank Dagget, Of tho Herald, haa
bought an interest in the La Crosse Lea
der, and offers the Herald Office for sale.
He has not been IN charge Of the Herald
for some weeks and he will enter immedi-
ately into his new field Of labor.
Sorry to lose you Frank from the
Editorial Fraternity Of Minnesota.
May our loss prove your gain and may
your shadow, never grow less. ''' -.
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M. Nathan Hall, ii, Durham,
Conn, in 1888, tb.ppked Goa TIL; d 10 Il
lived .'in ; billy country where i, was
Iimpossibl . to build railroads., To-day
the cars Of The New York ,' and, Boston 8!
Air Line, railroad rpn though tie door
yardoof bis place, between his house and I'd
barn, and within four feet Of his side
door. =.
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as it shrinks from the pain of perform
lag, but that it is tired Of time houored
doctrines, and Of principles that have
distinguished the party from its birth,
aud is row willing to sacrifice these
principles, and abandon these doctrines
to follow after strange gods, We do not
believe.
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.< MURRAY ! a 7, HILL 4 H.. :s ./o,
MADANfE C.;MEAtR9,9
70 "szo11sH, 1Iis,soHi An AID oixxAsE s2aw
Bo.rdias and ny School forr 70 o'anlt;
d*'7i SID 2:"},Isiios. ea'o2 uoooo.l ii
Ne. sss3 naaassaiA~snus New Ye1ar.

II. n..t session e 1i oona,. ,s,q r q,
dsy, September -, 1870 nsti5 asas 31II
d tMadams Asers hae great plaA4aft IN A,
nounoing: to her patrons. and friends. thai
she will 80 abls q o6sf superior sdvastar 9
for the complets sad elegant sln6atisn ; Il
Young Ladies 4 tie opening II ths b., ne4'
1.-The course ofsInstrueiion eomprises 'the
English and French Laaguages, Latin,
Writing, Arithmetic, AlgsSIa and Geomniee!!
Try 3 Geography, Astronomy; :Chenistey
and other Natural Sciences; : Mental and
Moral Philosophy, History, Compesition,
French and English Literatare.sii 81 aao15
4 During he, season. Lectures will be- do
livered by emiaent Professors on subjects
connected with 4he various departments Of
instruction. These Lectures will b. A.
ranged for the general benefit Of tho
school. II ITO 2S4sf ui ,5.s1 sIH it&'sH 80
Music, drawing, painting, singing, 49,,
may be Included, st special rates.
The best professional talent il employed
in the various Departnents and the Wkols
is under under the immediate care and supsrvis-
ion Of Madame c. Mesrs. ''.'I>"''* -sas2 y,
u Ftsneh Is tho language oftAs uestabllsh-
Circulars giving terms, o., sent 81 s. ! .p-
plicatlon. SsGii'l' IIEsi. .sa5sM giyJ-yliI
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The body Of John Ray, Of Ban
gor, Main was found on Thursday, 10
= grow, on an island Al about fifty rods
from his rs house, With indications th. 4
he had been murdered. His wife, and
q man with whom she had been, init.
mate, named Eldridge Reed, have been
arrested on suspicious Of being the
murderers. SIT %t.&a1ttd$jfa09 nsati
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THE oELERRATED ELGlN WATCH
FOR7CIUBS FOR haoi
&l"II3Tt -
THE The! WEEKLY Il: ! & PIONEER I0()|ll EI!lP

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We Will give any ono of the following cslebratea
E EiEta w:s ssx: TO TIE WEEKLY PIC
For 200 subscribers and $500 aa.h, ve will give
No. Elgn Watch u: W. 'Raymond,) in so dws. Is
karat Gold Hunting Case; cash price $50.
For 16o Subscribers and $40 cash, we will give 4
No. Elgin Watch III. H. Taylor) in 50, dwt. II
karat Gold Hunting Case: cash price $3.50. ~
For $50 subscribers and $225, We will give a No.
Elgin Watch "a. NJ. Wheelef,) in b0dVt IS karat
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For 1A Subscribers aud sol. ws will give . No. 4
dss &asssi ST. e. pc! , Il 90 '"' Is karat
/ For 100 Subscribers and $l6o. We will give Lady
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or : Eo:1 Hs'n watch ms OF. Silver Hnnttns Case;
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CHS ne. 10. ..s..!.sy & u q. :.n. Post
e. =: ae9;s a r :s9s + I; g. z e
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theg 1sysrly Novels In .voissg APpleen's,L ibnry
1.r 10 .qe...tsa.ss ,~.lwn a. On. cop, Of
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stssersisipuA ~ binainA pFiee $500. ryzr, ~,
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- notTHn PERSON ssxNpMa us. THB Nxxr
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fs 1ea7. Ell 3; oon1nuuSS,.t,61u, & OLA
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~ valuable Morgan mare: belong.
ing to Jeremiah Grinner, Of Burlington,
Iowa, was killed 3; bees last Thursday.
Tia bees came in >i s,vs.,rnms, filing &tbs
animals mouth aud nostrlls, 'alnid alm1eos.t.
covering .,iy, her head TIE poor r. .nniin.i
fingered ipq great agop, 4 times utter:
ing III. most pitifulcrie., her tongue
and, nostrils becoming very much
swollen, till death ended her: ssufearipugs.
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The crew Of the American ship
Elizabeth Hamilton which: left Ant
swerp !, few days since for. New York,
became mutinous, aud the second Of.
cor WIS MORALLY uxoueded. Thieves
eel immediatsly, put bsok; and the ring.
leaders in the affair were arrested.