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DATH ALUM, SPRINGS,

path ALUM, SPRINGS, y, = 90; q
ID ssgt.s,:I >f~1aA BATH COUNTY,, VA
This pleasant and attractive SUMMER he
SORT will be open TO- receive visitors gNEsls
1870. It is situated ten miles from; NlllhSEot
Depot of the Chesapeake and Ohio rsirosd, and
Immediately on, tha best and most direct staGe,
road leading rom that ratlr DAD to- the Hav11s Hes1
A4 he le MateEs arc sonic deoos.ruen.
and astringent and enjoy wide. reputation isr
the cure Of an cntai,sous diseases scsorntss'
nervous debility, &c., and are especially, noted
as remedial agent for those acknowledgements 10
the female constitution. l. u .hsTa%,
The proprietor Is now prepared to Offer unlsaai
inducements 10 both invsids and pleasure.seckaras
as he has refCtsd and furnished the rooms Of the
large hotels and handsome cottages IN aetya aape.
rior IN point OF elegance and comfort tothose 81
any OF the Yirgtnis Springs. Il ,5 .qfsiI.
rooms would do well to apply early Al, Azx1Aee,
ments are now being made for the season. 1osE,E
dress :. = ~ OSEPH HAXEER, tatJ
Proprietor Bath Alum springs, Ysstl
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THE iRocKRRDaRWkTER5

nus nm in glass. sontasniag alif adie1ps2sesass.
i,ties as when drank nc ats fountain head ts ka0t
for sale at the wsll-knowh houses q Messss Egsss
|;M. A. &C. A. sAaTcg, Druggists, NorfolE Voc;
land WooDRUFF& Co., Lynchburg, va VIC WIZ
furnish pamphlets containing letters OF onine1sss
nhvsicians Win n Tow certinca tcs ou3 ofmauy o.
The Wonderful cures effected by these MSsersSe ~
ssS nv 70 uJya, r-.I-ItV 4 % ,scf "a !
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porss--Grest Britain, s,f s bales; to tile Cont.
nept, eagpales Stock On ikand and not cleared,
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VARIETY SPRINGS win beiopehsd tese
|. v the receptton OF visitors on the k1hsY0S.
July Thsy fteen miles T Ts; o. $500
cars stonnina at them u The mineral waSers -,
.yery fns, Consisting of chslyheafess alnG..e ~,
healing, and sulphur. Mountain scsasry W si,ne
Masic and other amusemeDts, Banning In neaiink
~ TsRs susls One month BIZ; per week. Ell per
day, o. Children under twelve year. nHa o
/ lie Is-sfn : rs.sq 1sggvy9. Propriesoss.E
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CwEET SPRINGS.

SWEET sRhl 6o9Is,rY, WEST salsssiiA
This delightful WATERING RESORTg favoras
bly, known as the ~ OLD SWEET, yund famous
tiers and fashionable patrons, with Iopeu for Tho
season on JUNE 18th. -i,i q < .rlsHs.
The location, 600 feet above the seq level with
cool mountain Dir and most magnificent scenerys
together with Two extensive bathsy csupptaed
With mineral water from springs that Dset Rfh6
baths st temperature OF 7S degrees renders re
"Old Sweet y the most attractive resort lfpctf0
United States.H Hotels cottages, and baia-so01
Illuminated by gss.d.1ta e q ..,s,H
Telegraph, COMMUNICATE TO every pars0fths
world Board, 4aper day; 475 per month. .strss
Il fa-soEJOHN T. WlitS0HEsH
te 2c-2m , = s,,aM MAuaHeIss s
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THE PENITENTIARY.-T The ande

THE PENITENTIARY.-T The under
signed, commissioners appointed by the Go
vernon under the act of Assem- oily approved Apt,
% 1870 to ascertain what the present location oil
the penitcntiary can be sold for, what a new
location can be obtained for, together with Tie
advartages of the new location and what Il VIII
or erect new ones on new site adapted to tn.
wants of such al Institution, de ire TO receive
written communications upon either or all OF the
for egoing subjects of Inquiry. 5.-.tJ,
AS the law requires report from the commits
sioners within thirty days from their appoint
ment. we desire parties who propose clmmunica.
ting with the Board to do at Lhe earliest conve
nIent time.
Communications will be received by either Of
the commissioners, or, If by mail. addressed To
them, care OF post-oflce box Al, Richmond va.
N' - - 80, j. G. SHIELDS, : )
| = 80 EEg5 go JOSEPH HALL, & &
JOHN Fl. GUY. 3
tta17- deod&swsw Commissioners.
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A MELLA ) SULPHUR SPRINGS.

IN
This CELEBRATED WATERINGPLACE
viii be open for visitors on the 10th JUNE.
The stage meets the up morning train from
ana Saturdays, and on intermediate days when
notified Fare TO Springs and return trornd-trfp
Board per month Of twents eight days. 49,. $40 %
Hoard per week.. IL ee
oS GhiIdp er ahd baii ;.i:se
Parties preferrtng to furnish their awa bedliuen,
towels, lights, &C., $S5 per month. - p
Contracts for the season can be made by appii-
cation to ~ GILESA MILLER, =
80 4 Proprietary
Jetersville post-oflce, A. elia, Va, !; or
8. s. COTTRELL,
je ls-eod1st Richmond Va.
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american Cotton statement.

NEW YORK June u. The following Is the cot
ton statement OF all UGised States porIs for the
week ending to-iay Receipts, 1855 bsles. Ex-
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, I

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
.... RICHMOND, June 1st 1870.
r WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE
/ daily between the hours of 9 o. clock A. NJ. and
o. clock f. NJ, from the 18th to the 2oth Of June
inclusive, for the purpose Of receiving from any
person charged with CITY TAXES the whole or
ore-ha,f OF the amount OF taxes charged deducting
from the whole amount, Or one-half, as the case
m ay De- ten per centum thereon.
-, W. y. DAVIDSON,
lin City Collector.
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'WARM SPRINGS,

Since this announcement have madearransss
mcnts TO aid IN the management Of thet warm
Springs this season. My connection With and
management of the Healing Springs for three s1e-
friends of cordia and hospit omes The
public generally are reques. ed to- try once moro
n ie aa am oi Paws PAYS JOHN L. EuRAEK.a
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Sra1n and Faorlr Market

/ CORN AND FLOUR ExOaAN6E,t
- rsIcHMoND, VA, June %, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Z Wheot.-White, Is bushels. Red, none.
Corn.-White, So! bushels. Mixed, 4s bushels.
Odts.-732 bushels. #s.,H s-l-5-
Rye.-Eone.s ...
} Meal.-I3O bushels.
Brar,.-l, 900 bushels. =. "s
. .---za..-.e.r. SALES .-..... .
Wheat.-White, IS bushels good on private
Ems.
: Corn.-Whte, 80 bushels slightly damaged on
los bushels damaged on private terms 100 bushels
damaged at 81. Is; l4s bushels good at $l.2s
OGts.-s? bushels good on private terms; g.
bushels very good on private terms.
RE-ExHBITEp. -.-
/ Corn.-White> 14s bushels. Mixed, 4S bushels. 4
Oats 81 bushels. II. ruH. 5.t
NedL.-l30 bushels. .~G
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REAL ESTATE AZ + p,RryAT y SAT sA1E,

LOB, SALE SPRIVATELT, a very o.
L desirable FRAMED TENEMENT, on Msd
the South side of Darlington street near Mechaas
ice vile turnpike, containing four rooms :. and
kitchen with two rooms ana also good well oil
water In the yard !; now renting to good tenant
for $l2 so per month.
---.----- Z. D. EACaO, Real Estate Agent,
r,E,s:rrs office No. aFourteensh street,
1e 2S--6t 81 1y -.r-,.e s. near Exchange Hotel
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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Hav
IN been appointed by the City Council COL
Lr CTOR OF CITY TAXES for 1859. all parties
owing such taxes would do well to make prepara-
lions to pay the same, a. longer INDULGENCE can
not be given. THOMAS E.WORD;:
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes for 1850.
teel-et .s.s :. .flea.. .s.. IS. ..s"-e
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DICTURES-ANsz ASSORTMENT OF
/! 9eoe; BIBLES the most approved, llxis
Morocco gilt with double gilt clasps, with family
sif,iIm and record ;PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES
sold very cheap, CARPETS OF all descriptions ;
FRAMES OF al sizes made on the premises. Sold
nv paynacnts of weekly installments as cheap as
fhey can be purchased IN the city for cash, or 10
New York or Ph1ladelphis. 4.
~ -, -, =. WILLIAM DAFER0N,
+ Wholesale and Retail Picture Dealer,
No, Eighteenth street,
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INTERPRETATIONS, &c.

Il WATER-COOLERS, ICE-PITCHERS PA
TENT FREEIERe, .FRUIT-JARS patent MA
TIDHAL COFEEE.POTS, SILVER-LIGHT
KELLOGG & GIBSON,
+ INV e5-lm 1907 Main street.
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ffNHE BUCKEYE SEWTNG-MACHINES
II use two threads, make lock.stisch alike on
both sides, and can be RIM with hand orfoot.
They are simple, reliable, durable, and chsaap.
and WARRAHTED FOR THREE YEARS. esS
Price, of hsDd-machines, $40 and cas-; OF ma
chimes on table, $50 aud S4o.- ..s',,.fsi.,I.
They have the advantage OF all the modern Inn
proyeneotsS and viii sew fine muslin, heavy cloth
or leather. Can and see them. o. ;. !
]. w. BEASLEY, Agent, ,,s.
2os Fifth street, between Broad aud Grace, :"
my 2l-eodlm* Richmond va.
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.VIR'GINTA HOTEL. 4

49, sTAUR9oH, VA, Jrne 4, .s7sss
The travelling public mag rely on dpding nc tsla
house, STRICTLY sF1RbT-CLASst CCOMNO-
DAIIONs In all Its departments s.l8 > r.-st
Ssaunton, being mountain city - In The
wtreraEsprings regtofA his itself s1w4ye beEEa
faYeftte summer resort, aE6 the VIRGINIA. De
Summer board upon reasonable serinss Core
Omnibus to and from depot free. "a III ~
tn -.as ..s- FRAZIER 3 SALE. 4,
Gate Of RockbrIdge Alum Springs, j -
my 2t--Tu. ThES2w F- -E,T Proryiefors
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TEEp COOL.-Slate-iined REFRIGE-
n RATDRS ICE-PITCEERS,, WATER
COOLERS, &c. KELLOGG & GIBSON. *
: nyg:a, 49, l2c7 Main street.
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ICE.W Il DAYS HOME
MADE 1ATER-COOLERS, the best in use.
for auja 6y KELLOGG & G1RSON,s,t.
INV eS--fm 1907 Main street. \
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TaNyELOPES AND p AP i R.-Fuii
A. "a stocA@ .djoiain ~ Dsspa;eS BSiidia
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Defeat of the INCOME Tax,

The income tax question was to-day de-
feated in the Senate by almost two-thirds
vote, and in short time thereafter Senator
Sherman moved to postpone the tax and
low further consideration of the subject by
the Finance Committee.
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MFRS. T., L. COURTNEY, near Gfeeiis,
NI wood depot, Alhemarie county, ie prepared
to take sfsH B0ARDERS for the summer onres-
sonable terms. t..it.f e4-tWa
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-The proceeds Of
the fair held in thi. city last year for the en-
dowment of the Homeopathic Hospital, net
ting some $4,000, are now being applied.
The trustees of the Hospital have purchased
the old college property on Filbort and Cuth-
bert SITS shove Eleventh ST.; they have torn
away the small bulldogs in the rear and have
entered into contract 10 erect building
thereon suitable for hospital purposes. 1t is
TO be supplied with every department neccss-
airy to such an establishment A noticeable
improvement will be an elevator to move pa
tients from floor to floor with ease and comfort.
The liahnemann Medical College have leased
the old college building on FiIbert street for
educational purposes, and thus the Hospital
will be under the immediate supervision of
the college faculty. The clinical lectures will
be delivered in the hospital lecture room.
This gives to Philadelphia the comPlctest in
stituton for the PRONUNCIATION of the doctrines
of lIahncmann in Amcrica.-N J. Tribune.
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CoycoRD, y. H., Aug. 81 The
up express train on the Vermont
Central road narrowly escaped a
scrions accident at Royalton yester-
day afternoon. Before fairly under
way The engine and baggage car
went over a patent frog, on which
bolt was loose, and which threw
OF the five ears following the bag
gage car, tearing off the truck
frames OF nearly all the cars. Had
the train been going at full speed a
very serious accident would have
resulted. All trains to day were
delayed four hours in clearing the
track.
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SUICIDE.-Gilman West, a well
to-do farmer, residing in Oxford,
has for several months shown signs
OF insanity. About one week ago
he and his wife took II team and
went to see u daughter living in
Whltc6eld, n. H., one Friday
morning, last he told his daughter
he should not live ill night, as
persons were after him 10 murder
MN. She quoted him for the time
out ~ the course Of the afternoon
he went out of the house, and was
not absent over ten minutes, when
search was made for him and III u
Few hours time he was found in the
RIVER which runs but few rods
IRON the house.
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Last week Wednesday evening
some one rang the door bell Of New.
ton Morgan, Of Waits River, and
on opening the door babe, appar
emily about ten days old, was found
upon the door step. \ letter found
upon the babe, explained the af
fair. The mother had "lovcd not
wisely but too WELL" and had be
come mother without being wife
and knowing the reputation of Mr.
NJ. and wife for generosity and
kindness, had left her babe at then
door. $40 in money was also found
upon the babe.
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RUNS DoINGS.-Jamcs Mckiud
ley of Corinth, came to Bradford
with a load of lumber on Tuesday,
and started for home about o'clock.
Between three and four o'clock he
was found lying in the road just be.
You'd CaSsvillc, between three and
four miles from this village, with
his head aud face badly brui sed-
the scalp being torn from a large
spot on the top OF his head. II is
supposed that he rcll of his wagon
and the wheels ran over his head
lie was too much under the inilu
cnce of poor whiSkcy to have any
idea himself as to how he was in
iurcd.
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5SzE ED.

In West Farlce, Aug. 20. Elisha Badger,
Aged 60 years and 6 months.
In piermont n. II. Aug. 10. at the residence
Of his son-n-law, Benz. EIibbard Josiah Spald-
ing Esq, of GAINESVILLE Wis, former resident
of Piaunort, aged ~ years.
In Fairlcc Aug, 18th, Dca Peter Mansion,
aged 7Gyears, for many years Deacon Of the
Cong. Church in Oxford, but more recently
holding the same Office in Fairoc.
In Oxford, Aug 10th. Martha a. Blood
Aged u years and 10 months.
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Dry Goods, Grocies, Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
At Hard Pan Prices.

for the coming 90 days, Far Citsi or Hcady Toy
Last. but not least, the celebrated Grover aud
Baker Sewing Machine, which we sell on liher-
al terms. Thanking our friends for past IA
yors We hope for share of their patronage
IN the future. Y. B.-All book account must
he settled ON or before the 10th Of September
1870. WAY y NARNtM
East Corinth, Vt, Aug. 10, $50. inf
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RcIiciOuy Societies.

METHODIST ErIsCoF.L CHURCH. KEY. I.
Tabor Pastor. Sabbath -eryices-mOfning
at ii; afternoon at lis, and o'clock,
CoNGREG ArIoNkL CHURCH Rev. j. X. VIII
liams, Pastor Sabbath Services at il:oo a.
VI and ll5. and o'clock T. M.-lIhe latter
in the Academy building
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CHARITY LODGE, No 70. Regular commu-
uications at Masonic Hall, in Hardy Building
on Wedne sdav of the week in which the moon
fuls r. Clark, w. NJ. b. W. Prichard
Secretary.
Mr.. LEBANoN 4. A. CHAPTER. Meetings Mt
Masonic Hall ON Wednesday afternoon of the
week in which the moon iulls. y q. li"atoh,
LII L DE j LII. Inncs. SecrrtarN.
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Local and State Matters.

The beautiful residence in Oxford
known as the ".Stone Cottage" has
been purchased by John Pratt Esq.
of Post Mills, and he is soon to
move in to it, price 100000.
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Dr. Wisinrs l}nlsam Of Wild Cherry Is "a
combination and u form indeed" for healing
aud curing diseases OF the throat lnhgS and
chest II cures cough 10y looscnng and
cleansing the lung., and alIoying irritation;
Tina, removing ilc cause, instoad Of drying up
tl,c conpt, aud leaving the disease behind
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Bradford Council No. IL.

Meetings at Masonic Hall on Wednesday AZ
te rnOon of the week in which the moon iullo,
in the months of September, December, March,
and june. Daniel liurlbut, 7. /. G. NJ; Rev.
j. Britton, Recorder.
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Going South-Mail Tram leaves bradford
AT lO:i5 \. NJ: Express, ITO NJ; Freight,
4. l5rM; STOCK Mondaysl 20 N
Going Nurth-Nail Train leaves Bradford at
N; Express. 9.32; Freight, 9.31 An
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Bradford Village
Walls.

Southern mail closes at 1918 A. NJ. arrives
~ Sortbern mail closes at 800 7. NJ. arrives
at II A.. NJ. "a
Boston mail closes at $50 N, arrives at
o 70 NJ.
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\ gentleman in the eastern part of the state
who was about having his leg amputatcd on
account Of it, ncng bent at right angels and
siin at the knee, heard Of Johu,ons Auodyuc
Liuimcut. After using it a tLort lime, his beg
became straight, and is now as scr,icablc as
the othpr.
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bradford scientific association.

Meetings semi monthly, at their rooms IN
Hardy Building, Rev. Sia- Mckeen d. D..
President G. H. Harding Secretary.
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Agrcat many people have asked MS of late,
" How do You keep Your horse l07hIng so
sleek and glossy" We tell them, it's the cas-.
lest thing in the world give Sncrdm'- CAV
airy Condition Powders two or three times
week.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

The farmers OF hamoiIlc county
are congratuIatng themselves on a
larger crop Of hay thI> year than
last Grain is very promising.
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RIVERSIDE Lopez, No. go. Meetings every
Tuesday evening, at Tcmplar's Han, Shop
lerl,ous Build-g G. l.. Butler, W. c. t.
L. c. Doty, Secretary.
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Life has few Charms for the bt'prptie
,lirl Il. not to be- wondered nj when We take
inf, tho oerount the amount Of bodily and
mental suffering that this distressing malady
generates. The Peruvian syrup IL pfoioNld'
Of from ltna cured thousands who were suffer
tup rtom this di.U"c.
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Music fnrui-hrd Ior Fuir., FlcnIc., &c, n
reasonable rates,
H. +. CHtsE, Leader.
+. i. DAVIS, Clerk.
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Posi- T.. Il. ySn.i,burn, g.. t.ss..

DEPARTMENT OF yERMoNT
Il. Farnham. Comr. II. W. Cobb. AdIt.
Meets First and Third Friday each month.
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BOTANIC TREATMENT OF
DI 81 L n x L. S.
DR.. s. d. MERRIAM

DT. y. ID. VI l.. II Ii \ VI
Formerly of Detroit, Mich, has given four
years of practice in the principal towns in the
State of Vermont, and has met with uuprc
ccdcntcd success and by thcicquc>t Of many
iumd, he viii be at the
Cheshire House, Kcc1c, \. II. Aug.
29th and goth; fremont House,
Claremout. y. H.. Aug. 81, and
Sep, !; Bellows Falls, Sep. I'd
and Sd; Windsor. Sep. 9th, and
9th; Bradford, Sep. 9TH and Sth ;
Wells River, sep. 9th and 10th.
Dr. Meuiam's Patients douot ail the
same treatment, a- he i, a Botanic Physician
Many are prescribed for-Roots and Herbs
vmlc others roguM> stimulaut~ as the cas-,
demands, according to the debility of the
system.
\. q. Esox, No. 40. Richmond. VI l..
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Good Tcnspsars.

The officers of Verd Mont Lodge,
of West Topsham, for the current
quarter, are as follows:
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Some two or three weeks ago ID.
T. Hale, who keeps the hotel at
Oxford, let a good team to a man
who called his name Anderson, and
who said he was Il runner for well
known firm in Boston, to be gone 3
or days in the vicinity Of Nershire.
Topsham, Wells River and around
on the y. II. side home. Not
hearing from it he started in pur.
suit when he traced it to Sharon,
VT, after which he lost all trace of
it. His boarders, of which he has
about thirty, got up an cntcrtaln'
mcnt at the Academy, which a
large share Of our citizens attend
ed, and nearly one hundred dollars
was received and presented to Mr..
Hale. Mr.. II. keeps a 80. ! Ten
pcrancc Hotel and has a large run
OF business, both city boarders aud
travellers. and no one goes away
dissatisfied.
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SOMETHING NEW.

TIE Subscribers will sell the
For ~ 90. Also. general a,sult 'cnt OF
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Reduced Prices

Dodgers 6N9, A % for 100. aud % cts
ior each additional hundred,
Orders Sent by mail promptly attended 10,
aud satisfactory work guaranteed
v All woil. not paid for when ordered sent
&. q. y.
j. W COiB, Proprietor
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f. NJ. Collins, w. G. I.
Lucie G. Watson, w. V. I.
Mrs. Flora j. Miles, ". S.
Miss NJ. b. Jackson, w. 7.
Geo. b. jackson, w. +. S.
Carrie b. Smith, w. A. S.
Walter ID. Jackson, w. NJ.
Miss f. a. Jackson, w. ID. NJ.
Eva y. Carpenter, w. |. &.
Thanlie c. Watson, w. o. G..
4 Ii. NJ. Gales, w. c.
| Emma A. Richardson, w. Il. II. ).
/ y. G. Watson, w. l.. IL. 5.
Chas s. Miles, i. W. {. l..
This Lodge is working on the thor
ough temperance plan, instead of
the summer season being the dull,
lest time in the year, it is proving
with us the most lively, and one of
the best things to promote the adj
vancement of Tcmplar interests is
the Good Templar Union. The one
at Chelsea Aug. 9th, will long be
remembered as an excellent time.
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rho HesuIf of n Firemnu,s Fight.

A very striking example Of the want of
discipline in the fire departments of our neigh
Dor cities was that furnished at the terrible
coniagration in Meriden, Conn, on Saturday.
While the fire companies were fighting among
themselves about precedence at a hydrant the
fire gained such Roadway in the splendid
silver-plating factory of the Meriden Britannia
Company that 1t was burned up, thus throwing
six hundred people out Of employment and de-
stroying quarter Of million dollars worth of
properly. This was very unfortunate and
very disgraceful affair. Nothing Of that kind
could occur in this city under our paid Fire
Department. Everything here is done with
the promptncss and regularity Of military dis
cipline. II is doubtful whether these Connecti-
cut fremen are not amenable to the law, and
should not be held penalty responsible for the
disaster. 1t is true they are merely volun-
teers; but then they have taken an obligation
to perform certain public duties, and thus, in
a measure, they prevent others from doing
them. When the volunteer arepaan neglects
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Tho Police DIFFICULTY

The determination not to accept the resig-
nation Of Superintendent Jourdan should be
only the first step Of police reform. Com
missioner Brennan is an experienced police
tactician. He Is soon. it is said. to be made
Sheriff OF the county Let him insugurate In
the meantime new era Of police discipline;
for it must DO evident to every observer that
tho excellent intentions Of Messrs. Hall
and Sweeny at the outset OF the charter
imbroglio will at the next trial, be successful.
If the Commissioners won't expressly give
Superintendent Jourdan the power that he
needs as commander -chief, can he not as far
as possible implicitly exercise it2 Then, If the
Commissioners dispute any Of his actions as an
executive, the public and the politicians Of
uext winter ia The Legislature will bs bcough.