davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-04-03

Ceasee: ao 2 El1e1L2 ROOM. +
! 1s;ai oise n 4 $s:. SsiG:as.t ga: sHA hs'A'A
N,5ss H.5a,s t,s4s tsSat y 70 ssoss S.sssaea.e
HI;ea II hous<' ~ k.aaolPh.st
ii ~ Wansn..1. taa,as Seo'ea' brick
as Wat MadIsouxt ~4o '~e
hriek houees. Sot. 6N and 20 wezt Mopres4t
Ms!els l2ns hes.s. s.; ! Sbssdoea..
TaeE hsuse. IA Is K.edei1lsst
eot,.sr, 10. 6, North ha 1rsea.i
1s H99Ss, Z. M.,Set h1, -, !. Sef1h PeaFaa-s.
Is south itneeln.s
Hts x, soa.l. RITZ, ins9;a.f s5 na1nson*t'
ss9ss stoss r.; Ss.,t.; q; !3ks.zt II - ,>,,,s
1h All IN sfsTs a,s+s nsan.an nSuh .1 ,,,s,.
no Kt,r-A ooxp1Fry1y Avn v1ro1T7y
crar ND aaody xP1 On tse 'Ts preasss, i ~ Mesi
- saaS - 7;5z;7,;;
essh. sGs AsP " m4a1sn Apa
+. $: IL !lAM4Ex. No: . md g Asyaela.. 1leess
TIC s RESIEsMAh! vi. " 4 sroNEHnoSI HOUSE II
dsys bctorr ~ Nav 1eup.. woaid In sa1sa ~
i istuTs Ee chcs3 ucs!iJ LEW 1Hatr.s = EhsmfsT
ii Commerce ~ N>"' <NS''' ~
no REyT-A FINE FURNISHED ROUSE, AND
corner lot, on Rnth.rt. scuth u chIcaxoa1 one 81
q. M shG!sss. !s..iSS; a%s. t Ne5 se AHPjS
no RESTTne isToKY Cottage corr :i:s1ss oY ROOMS
Immediate sirea 6ne Ilsei 1sou arsct eas
To REsT-Asp FURNITURE ron sAIR \
sas isisi:S ss%I5s;s g; @
:ss oats Ts' w.sers w e. 1Py e. furniture
ITO REST-FUESIsHEpo oR GNFURx1sAEn. TO
private family only, the BRICK hotbc, II AApL.a4
, 1870-04-03

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h.n.. pssr fouss.1sshst iioase Las u modern In
n,,s. ; .usnss Lt5ssiso. oood la1n- Te7us so 1spaI
,7ms eq:s I'm Ns ii
M.scsn improvements Good barn. &C. vcE5 easy
se fr.s hsa.s ne7s Sf s!5tssass-
1t s'1:u 10 aIey Very Desirable Terms 70 suit pu1-
IA 4 M @s I ,se' 81 !s
q ss Il
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le Fid eli 's7' e.tT !sISraEHSF5' ts1St 4 H;Sye5sas
md Tne..s "a a.t.. zanaisk through TO stasrtt
sshes., 4, E.ss e, s1s stvcea rweaeh
Il S,sf'sss.4 ss fs *ssx es:. tfs ss ne.z Dous.
L: s:s s
Was5c5.av,. ss11ss, near Lneo,ntt vory rnasa pas
e ss4rs szs' ptaa ssa'sss ssti Ia:at eea
can ir paadr on ti.s psrpe1r within ont Je4@
4psM = sss:<. Z
n,.sr isn,su.c'rat, .nd Eooa 6.su a1ssa ro,
fns'ss AsTsts s;ssi H. 1:sas 'as
Edia1a.Sxn ieEsss t1esIoy hsoss = Ill I'll TX as
?,sasss astasg :a,:ss aaa TT se1'sD ' -, h@~,
t4ssf s;'a;::sA at.l 4-,sry tsst: .@a
:.lth MoI.sae.-A heus q & u roon's' Win oefo ~
Ut % ns.e1 e1sa;, "a bo'e' ia n
F.ns ,voy{az, housso1 10 roocn. 10, 10 te
iS.ss:@1 sE:,.S'5 ssuse s'ss 6:sit basement, az
iwe1n III +i1Sa 90. twoA,osy bs,ci. With b.'
m,At -, - q t.5n a. tssg; . ,..ss.,,. x,,s a ia
s' es:t:s esss sss s -
E4'rEacs-ay ncsr weErs- s-setona-s - blk
ass: -; ~, I'D Il feet fEoas- neas 1wcnt
W.bs:hsv33 slessa; ffsaasne.. in laoee eallt 0, N
Il t91sssysssh,ss. tisa es.s .a''1'e4D<'l.,' n''
- sssT ws.:ean>sS:~A fnt t"o-eery bea
!; H. ss. e sa : e.; sssss g.
enssse1r ssese si ssoei; % wensEu:9s,.r. n The Ro
;st 5S.a se1 I,eet ID ss nd Reel.
Z: sss;s ks*; ~ a !: :s
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ron sALE-Br H. F. COY. lss wAsHlsGro
SAkkaSAYS, ~ L, .s;;as s"''< -ns '.s
wAsHiNGToS :as ~ assaE e &
fsrn Near AuroaH<s- e!1Gn
wArsEETwff's & w sizhsses s.9es sse'a sss
rr4y pE4ee &tp1 a..-n...~ho.
'1chsSasssst ~ @ s:sst 1foaad''Iss 'aa sa.i: Lot 50 ;,
ry1Eu f.-ca...se Asd lot Entirely nrT. e.
N1y ehess esset7x1APRnvKD.
1rESTrRS Ay.. p<Ar AAftecust-Ihftc Iot4
.sency foT Gre tess. to psrtE that wlu pa!a
%.HAIKIE-Ar., near WAhpanseh-Two lots n ~
JAcKttjS-sr near 20 " 1s1. seuth front
xDN NB-STs near Ifeuttn--sJ ~ 1s0. nII4h frunt
ktnitST sea1 Van Hn1ca-xA rrs i"ot.
1-1R sAIE-A CHOICE LOT on oSrAR1o!:
r EsHrrn Pine and St Ciatt stl- ttxlUi fcet ii
ii, ,,oatc. In ehoice nctshbortood- Cheap and
Ia s5 lets On HrtirsGesd Bu1ns!de. sna Stste'
>StEra FNis-t.tt aud Futysccondsts, Al ~ 70
h.o. sc Lts on C1yo,.urne.5laee. eet.e.n GybSs t
Hto, Eolsss and ios u Y p.Es. q sSe 81: II
sn.ia, HATHAWAY RO6S.:s. aoesn e1tu
B@Dct1E-
, 1870-04-03

- MlCHlGAk.AV. ~
Hene*a u pz1oe from A1o,pco 10 &6opoo.
Montxs il Prioc from $1,000 to epnq
1SDlAfA-AV.
Hones1 10 Price from SD 900 10 ezaan.
aes:s 6 pstee frosn es.m to eeno.
Hon.cs IL p1te,: FINN ain mt, snm
ey is see lson si.lm To q sSn !" =" para '' 'Ao
sasF'ia' hsaore Nay yy,}k,x,nno,rn
Me,si1,hs. ss.ss lss5lss; s;s ~
Aiehesnt.. nTa1 P.ae, s5i!n; q q yssi,' ttns
M.bsah NJ corner aaIiss feet only
sTiiItirth Gpf uie ,et,.-cr y.,.,h and m;.,,r.,,v
Warfcn Az near troyne4,,, 1su1ls3: sss long t;u,.
NTH wess. near @ Mehfsn, SsI1jo: fg Per p ISL
rfsdsn,s lo. aS r SS.1s +
9hs7s n}7as / ,5ss e ,,n,a. ,,
heust jsss north of city Limit. at stlao. including
aSr. Oh wrt 1atr-st, near ccnt,,, p.tk At a 100
rer Only s5ao cash hslanoc in annual pay
| nSns.. ~ ri esht r.. c.,. p,t., =. .
s7110 pc a1r, On iens lnc. FMED Z FAKE,
z,7Fav s1, M5S,s i.ss gS5T STi3Y Pe,:,1 sSiTa
Re.l Esiats AtcDta. a Ds.rbo19st
sI.snuo ESTsI - 1etW1Sh
fEsnL ,.,o, ,,. -. w-..
ra1on5nuss1-l@11Ss' e'utn 'spn+' ncai "ee'efo-e''
Monsocsst-Ea.t of Oallcyst, 681ts' feet, north
ffnnt o,-,s. .. .. -
Es sot f95a ,ie1,sx eaeo' <ouso ''ool DC
Msd|son.eosraenddi ios lust tnside old city limits,
M.a..@n.,oTRo iots. onc north and one south 'front.'
Wassra 'ar.Nfour fas toss ecst Of Iesvit,.t. .ouh
, 1870-04-03
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

(
1o,-RyTrERE SALES By AUCTION AT DWELL
Il fns, IL raftfrt breaking Up Rttrnded to ~ e11N ny
N T, LIE CitJ Ane4bonee1. cnEu1 Madison And ncat'
losp ssk-
JIrANTEp-SECOSD-HAN FORSIIuhA 9klAtt'
tnrr tos 1sle, apfy Il. A. CHAPLIN les soafh eas1'
st
FoR EA1K-cHEAp FoR a;.s cAaH; I'LL LIE ne.gs 1vEsn :.
nex. 10 suites Of kp.fst1. Ap9v ~ Aco@ - Ae91s
biockt coIEct L&sAlE ard Aadl'a&1
, 1870-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS,

1Y-AsTEp-TO REST-NOUsE OF q 70 Il
" footnt South Side, north ef Twelfth suA cast Of
HtAtett will rag rent t~nt annaAy In advance. Ad-
dr.rn q X Uuf tfHS P. O.
, 1870-04-03

TOR BALE-CHEAP-FRCIT FARM AT ST.
j. IneeJh. Mich. tntle from ftesnboxt Landing On
the 81 Jnrph Rirer. Can BE- divided into thror hAuti.
ful plaS Ipr summer r.idenc.a- Conmkndnx view
neure,ident ena vii 1e sold fsr trlow iu xalue In
Quffc Of A. UE6LEE, liz LAks.At-. Chtc4xo. III
, 1870-04-03

(t0achmcn, nc.
3'ASTED-MAS AND WIFE. THE MAS To
" take Of lorter, tn" c1ok. wash. and
i1rr, at a6i Nl+t I.ake+t W. A. RUSSELL.
13-ASTED-A COOP, STEADY MAN TO DRIVE 4
" RUat Iart nCe u the stand. AddErae &.
TriEuI. l.lIcr. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28
BOOTS and Magazines.

FmnfuL To THE LIcur, and lN Tue ClEARlNcs
are the titles Of two new books just issued by the
" American Unitarian Association" No. A.
Chauncey Street, Boston. They constitute tw,
volumes Of prize series, and are well adapted
to Sunday School Libraries Of every Christian de
nomination. The names of the writers Of thes,
books are Ednah D. Cheney and X. g. Wells
and the stories are well conceived, finely written
and Of excellent moral influence. We hearth,
commend them to the attention Of the reading
community, especially Of the young.
With an Illuminated titlepage, fine, white
substantial paper, and neat binding, the appear
anoe Of these volumes is very pleasant to the eye
y. b.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28
Ncehly News Summary.

..f.. l D.. o. H.
..,,t..,-...r .gor.l.s
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'' 81.
year 5 .H Imprisonment. 10y '''5 5o'' w. mug
"''.- '''" '' ''' ~ ''
l"eniy ia'l and l'e hqalTed prisoners
have been conaa.d 100 'he Albany pcn.tenn'i'-
iy'N''''s '-' '",''l''"o yc''S j, D. ., KY
'. ', e,-3.1o,
'''
-'lr ana Nf- SAMSON nave u'ti cross
piNa Tor divorce DO Olic't'. Tie te-tineI mat
slug poured p1uidi Oh boiling water over nis
head ana Then -erapei Che h"r on with TOE
lnn, he submitting TO- see DO" lAr sne "on.d
go. NE no" 'AlnN- sne Went TOO iAr
The miac.cof the age has been found To-
~
VI 1'
'''.' 0'
.. ~ 'l.,''" W. .'...-..' ~ W., 1 eno
,Ii''7 "''
il "e.lN3 Oh CH'.' l''n O'''n 10
'''" yea audiences ]" N'ln'Aonl' i'st wees Is
one OF 'he most marvellous symptoms OF re-
construction on record Inc only ,hns 'ae
papers .ouoi .ll', WIN was an " o''ela'ol'
g's explaining tha' the monster Lesree was
The Philadelphia Medical and Surgical
Review does not know of any drug which
would produce tbe immediate vet temporar,
.aa.a. biitv which f. popular.y slpp6sed ~
follow the u.s Of dru-sel liquor. and i. OF
Che opinion that Che talk abou, liquor having
been druasci is only sort of apology for
having been drunk.
a D..r.it b...m,r .,I,, rs,cpt,y detect.
ad a MAN ana woman In M. bacE arjen,ly
kisin, eish other. drew DEDUCTIONS. and de-
mandel SIS fare Bat notwithstanding the
SUSPICION. circumstances. the couple proved
90 be man ana wife. and Jshu rot knocked
down for imr4rtineu,e and taken up for ox.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28

The free love and easy divorce theories OF
Theodore Illton have effected the disruption
oil the conJugal'edItoriaI ties that have exist
ed SO long and cordially between him ana the
F"P''V'o' VI '"O A"''F'""'"'' i"'J P'l'
with fulsOmc expressions Of mutual love aud
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''''''o' "1'f
ing why two such ardent friends and lovers
.LoulI r,rt NGor s,yir, that bo rctir,s
from zoe iNitW7HfW because De oilers from
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28

"A bill to increase the pensions of dis.
abed soldiers and sailors and their widows
aud children, % per cent, has been intro.
daced in the Uated States Senate by Senator
Edmunds, Of Vermont, to take effect from the
first Of next March
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28
fUatclrmon & journal
The Grand List Question.

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immunity VI
their counilc. were sct 100 the list very much
,l.;- .,.,.,,.,-t,.,., ,l., cer,pqr.I with
"''' '"''' ~
the others. The committeeman i'r 'Nl-
,...1,,. .,.l r-,,ff, l,vo ,,,,sIo1 to Tine
'a''eu "NN il"'A''" "''' 'il
public ou this question, through the press
.,l ,.,.,,.,,..,,r,. , .,re,t d.,l of fealine has
been excited among the people Al large I'D
tho rop,.tia. a,a,ad to be Injured. and meas.
'"' -o-''''
ures have been suggested which may prove
vary embarrassing and troublesome 90 the
wy
government The city OF burlington has up
pointed committee under Instructions to in'
quire into the legality Of the li-t' or "heth-
or the collection OF taxes under it can be ies-
ally resisted while in Franklin county, g..
A. ll5tchSis. ESQ of Georgia. one OF the
clallAius committee thinks be has already
settled that question IN the Affirmative. he-
citing sect 53 OF chap S5 OF the General
Statutes which requires 'ne el'''"'"s CONF
m'''ee To "'' ""o'' 0''' '''' ''0''''
says
This 'ath which alone qualities mem3eT, 70 ST.
lic1r,is haste of The iiIu,trons eight. entirely
overlooked ani neglected. no .ocn oi,m ur , 4ni
c ' , nor I, any other member in my pres
cncs Tie action Of that committee Is therefore !
mem Ind fiicd to take the oath prescribed by hw
lnView Of these lee's trust the people oi lllI
tInt Nc psople of iii. State viii in future metc
out 70 us more equal and righteous p,'p'ii,l3.i'
tepden and Grand lie countc. viii Also resist on
the ground OF ,lIerliy, and nc Che worst we coo-
wonld ieoye '' NJ. w Were We now atc.
Whether this g.ound for refusing to pay
taxes is or Is not sound, the refusal Of any
considerable number of men 10 tn, complain
inn counties to pay. and the doubt which they
raise AZ TO the LEGALITY of the list. will tend TO
prevent anybody from paying; and so the
State Government, and specially tine Treasurer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28
ror The Waterman
Lectures OF DR.. Jcweti.


view the most practical points and as wise men
nod women'hx' 81 It be possible in our minds,
t1e truths arrived 90 in the discussion, end the
lessons taught both from ihe history OF intemper-
ancc' and Che inclntro'cruhle teachings cfscience
First, latu understand this di-cussionos carried
900 rom ID 'clcntIc stand point Physiology ami
organic chemistry scientifically handled bottoms
tn' whole discussion ana there !, n' possibility
ol setting aside the tests OF Che nuclb.e' or the
ioslc OBJ experiments where animals have been
d'scd with alcoholic narcotics Co obtain by dis
elton proof as i1r what TISSUES ororgns alcohol
SHOW. 900 affinity of oc,ou.
IioWc'is % us tlat the most important truth
Taught wo" chat alcohol was % narcotic, which
Destroyed the uHpurr As "a narcotic it was
governed 'g tle law of n1reliic- 60 its action
upon tae human system What was chat D.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28

Pennsylvania is q great state, but not
quite so big as She has thought herself Be.
fore the census was taken She claimed a pop
uotion Of four millions, but the relentless
figures show her with but little more than
three and half millions A Philadelphia
correspondent now writes to say that his city
is the greatest manufacturing place in the
country, and specifics the boot and shoe bu.
siaess as particularly large Whercupon the
New York Ereauiy Post remarks that New
York manufactures nearly third more than
Philadelphia and shows by figures that
there are five congressional districts in Mus.
sachusetts, any one Of which produces more
boots and shoes than the whole state Of Penn.
sylyania, while Massachusetts,, as a whole
makes a dozen times as many as all Pennsyl.
yaua.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28
The Future of Montpelier.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28
FORTY.FIRST CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION

n rcv veor. mo-, tbc rcp,rt did NOT exceed 300
pages. it now filed three bulky volumes. mcroas-
ing the cost TO 1888 900 annually. most of which
was for plates The plsu now proposed wa, %
print % condensed weekly report. and to send
hundred comic. to the capital of each sute. aud
% the Clerk office of cach judicial district Pro-
vision was also made to enable every public library
to possess itself of the books. simply upon the
paymcn, of the cost of binding. The resolution
WI. passed.
Mr. Nyo introduced Al bin 10 cp,blo tbo pclplc
of CYlor,j, q, form fl Constitution and State Cove
.ernncnt and tfe admission of -,id State into the
Union Referred To tbe Committee ON I..r.,1.
ric.
I'm the House. Che bill appr,pri,t.n- 1000
O. enable thc President t1 callaa. thc Arlcic-.
In Ar.,,na ,nd New lf.,ic, Ola ther ra.er,ltI I1.
t1 provide subsistence r.r chem and promote
palee ami civilization among ti,or,. ,,.. r,..,l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28

Another SwNpLE.-Mr A. Fcnuno %. A
bridge says " On the Goth Of Sept. lmetay
man on the road ia this town, and be induced
TO become an agent for the sale of Geors
Benton's washing machine, Albert C. Cons.
proprietor, agreeing 10 send me a sample mA-'
free, in few days signed an article OF '='
mont to that effect and also signed my nam. D.
address in book The sample machine 'a' .
yet arrived, and [ learned from irieal '-
days since that one Mr. Downing OF N'I'
had offered 10 sell a note Of $50 against n'' II
April lst, 1871 would caution OH P
against purchasing such note, as 10 i' o''''
lraudulently. Mr. Downing had in bis p'
ion number of such notes, all from --l~
towns. Another case Of the same kind l-' Y
been developed Honest people heed 'Ae '-'
inq.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28
The Week of Prayer in 1911.

The Hon. William T.. Dolce. President of
ho Ey,rc,l;o,l Allionco tbc limited States
gli C...-. -r,l
anu nov No'" u ''''''''"' O"'.'''''" VI ''''
Executive Committee have issued the follow
ing programme, substantially the same as that
i..ned bv the Evangelical lunoe, in nroirn
,..,.,., g.. A., ,a,,.l ,,,.. 81 ,...,o. l..
o'"'' 10, ~, WV ''''D"' 49, i''' '
ginning sunday January l. l''i
Sunday JAM sermons. Subject: In
spiraton Of Holy Scriptures its snih2iency
and sole authority Tor religious FAITH and
practice,
Moaday, Jan. Prayer. Grateful re.
view Of the past, calling Tor renewed confidence
aud for increased deyoiedne.s humiliation for
" T,as3o,, I1 az &c., fr no,;o,s -.
ALI in authority; for soldiers and sailors for
all who have suffered 10 the recent war, and
for the blessing OF peace.
y 'a"Is"4y, "a" T. q r'loI ior 'ue ''n,
oll eeminaric. Of learning and Inc r,i,ing nm
Of more laboror5 in Christs service.
IANrsday Jan. 5.-Pmyer for the out
pouring OF the hoy SP'ri' on All VINO profess
auu o"'' '' h;. O" I ','''' 'o' ','o ,'
mupion and eo.oneratiop among all in every
land, who love the Lord Jesus Christ in sin.
certify
ff'aay JqH' o,-ftayef Tor the circuia-
al .,...,,,..l e IN
hindrances to The spread Of the Gospe
Saturday Jan. Prayer for the Chris
tian missions for the conversion OF the world,
anu log 'no glorious appearance Oh our i'i'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28

PLEASANT ArFAm-At the close OF the NV
session of the Lamoile County Couri, 'n' I.
bers Of the bar, the jurors and officers 70
Court, united in adopting and prc'eu'Ds
Judge Redfeld, resolutions Of thanks ll' '-D
form courtesy, kindly forbeamnee anu D ~.
guished ability with which he had d''''
his duties during the term.
Judge RedGeld responded happily a'1 7
nently, and closed by accepting this eAp'
OF their good will in the same frank -I'" ,
which it was offered, and thanking ",-
formally, but heartily and sincerely thereon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28

PERsoNAL.-Caphin WILLIAM r. ho"'
Gently graduate OF the Albany IN" ''', f.e
succeeded to the Office and business oil o'' ,n,
John W. Marsh, of Springfield VINO
many q talented aud promising young ''~ .,o
to Chicago, Capt, Rowcll is the old''' d
the late Hon. A. j. Rowell, Of Troy va ID,
generally known and honored throus a.
State. Having CALAMITY served his co'D" ''ns
ing the latter part Of the rebellion !" ..,, B
Of the Sd Vermont Battery, we 'rn'' "A
still wider field of usefulness before h''" '
life, did
While We regret the loss of so gen'% ,, i"
and 50 promising lawyer as young 'u'
nevertheless wish him abundant sa'''
NOW and broader field.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28

PORTLAND 4 .OGDENsBuRd hAiL",iI ,Nr
are $50 men at work between LAS' = ,nen
and Walden Heights, and four gang ~ 40
the village. Two sections between '"' hem
lagos have been let, and work begun Oh -
past week,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28

N4mo>r IL Co>0sFs In tie .tanliH.
mittees Of the Sculte, The yemlnier
signed as follows
Senator Elmunds, Chairman Of Comm
Pensions lie is also a member OF tas
tees on Appropriations, Judiciary, ana Res
Of the Rules.
Senator Morrill,. Chairman Of the C1la
on Public Buildings and Grounds, alsoa menu
Of The Committee on Finance, Education
Labor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28

4 Coop luNa.-Snes co1i i- coming
orally into use in orr larger Villages. tc.i-
% opon CRATE, and te sight o, cheerful
beginning 60 be eui1ycd aud appreciated
Of course ueecsAate marble mantcla la. DE .
cost of mnrbIe-work ha- hitherto been .a
Of their general use Butail this iso'cr
the introduction of mara'a-sd s'aie fr
poses furnishing ana article of equal iaH
and Tag surprising whie marble u laa1
at about half us olst he Marble an4 l
llal Slate Co., oiFairaa'en, st., aro Gr
almost endless variety OF this work. %. Ie-
bly, l'w utes-~peemca- Of which vc
gIad % exlILIt tlanl who mlY calL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-18

A REVEREND TEMPERANCE LECTURER
IN A FIx.-The Chattanooga Times of
the 18th gives the following account of
the glorious state Of reverend tenn
perance lecturer in that region: "We
have always understood that it was Gus
tomary with temperance lecturers to take
along with them living exempi6oation
Of the evil effects Of too free indulgence
in spirits, horrid example wherewith
to paint their morals and adorn their
tales, but the Rev. (2) DIR. Osborne, who
spoke so eloquently Monday night upon
the evils of intemperance, is his own
horrid example He visited Lookout
Mountain yesterday, and either the pure
air Of that mountain retreat or the Sc
auctions of the Halfway House had a
very serious effect upon him, insomuch
that he astonished several prominent
Sons of Temperance by appearing upon
the streets last night in condition which
can only be described as drunkern a
billed owl. He Indignantly denied the
aspersion, however. and when last seen
was in search Of some one to send to the
mountain and procure a certificate that
he had not touched drop" We rather
consider Osborne brick"