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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-13

pRyAgE KHAusE the Prassian soldier
who killed the first French soldier in the
vnr, was himself killed at the battle OF
SMgbluek
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

twelve engine companies on the ground,
a Rntland company Washington, No. y
taking the first prize of $500; the
''Seth Warner" of Waterbury, the sec
ond, offs 5000; and ssIIoricon'' of Platts-
burgh, the third of 500
SAD AFFAIR At sTANsTEAD.
AT Stanstead the Fourth was cele-
brated by horse race, and more than
It's ordinary attendants of drunkenness
and fighting. The editor of the Newport
EfpreSs, who was present, ''never saw
in crowd of that size, SO much drunk
enness and fighting. Rum was
Marshal OF the day This testimony
agrees with that of men who went up
from this place. y sad and fatal accident
occurred while going away from the
grounds. In passing down the hill at
Rock Island, the breeching broke ON one
OF the horses attached to il stage wagon
owned by Jerry Drew, and, as stated,
the team became unmabagcable. There
were two single wagons in front, and i'll
undertaking to guide the horses by these
wagons, the stage struck one OF them,
containing man and wife, and child
three years old, ovcr-turning and smash
ing the wagon, and killing the child.
Some say the driver of the stage was
under the influence of liquor There
was no brake on the stage. In the last
trot between ''Snow-Flake" and Chest
nut Dan" the driver of the mare ran
over Il man on the track and broke his
gig, and SO refused to finish the race.
The crowd were 30 mad at this that they
didn't stop TO enquire if the man was
killed, (Which was, in fact, of slight con-
seluence,) but all went in for Il free
fight.
President Grant was the guest OF
Henry {. Bowen, owner of the H,depend-
cH. at his country home ut Woodstock.
Conn. Gen. Grant WAS received with
great enthusiasm not only at Woodstock,
hut ali along his route. lie had Il splen-
did reception at Gov. .JcwcirS. at Hart
ford, on Saturday, which was ma9niti-
cent IN all It's appointments. The Pre-
ldcut spent the Sabbath quietly n GOV
J,welrs, and went ON to Woodstock
Monday morning. Besides the President.
Mr.. Bowen had Spccchc, from Beccher,
Butler, Gen. llawIry and Gen. Wood
lord. On the whole, it was grand
celebration, and the biggest advertiser.
card Mr. Bowen has got out Tor the IN
since the failure ut his wool
cat illustrations
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COHHiY court.

Hon. BENZ. ii. STEELE. Judge.
CHARLES ROGERS. JR.. Associate
j. X. DARLING. Judges.
50. NdHhetcS d: Pet.engW rs. 4. i. Allen.
An action of treSpass in breaking into
plaintiffs kitchen in the Allen block in St
Johnsbury. and placing therein various
pans. kettles. etc. Verdict Tor plnS. SIS
and costs. Bartlett and o. ;. Burke for
pills. Ross. May and CahoonS tor def.
III. Hurry Bradley 1t Vie rs. Lmhcr
Ddh'etS d HUe.-An action brought by
Mrs. Bradley against Mrs. Daniels. her
sTcp-mothcr. to recover pay tor two wears
Labor. and the balance remaining unpaid
OF $500 loaned 10 the stcp-mothcr. Def
produced receipts tor $40 OF the $500 {:
claimed that MIS-. Bradley did little or no
work Tor her, and offered two wears board
aS an offset to the unpaid balance of the
money. Ms. Bradley was a very lively
witness. and insisted upon tc>tiiying "ofcn
and early" Verdict for PHI. 81. Ross
x smith tor pin. @. ;. Burke for def.
! l2j. CharIcs NcCIeIan rs. Hiram len
ReS$-Iltl. and Def. are two of the five
owners of an aqucduct OF water. Plaintiff
claimed that GET. had - used hi, own
privilege a. tn Interfere with PIN enjoy
ment of the water. Detr. denied any in
trrrurt ton 10y him. intentional or other
wise. Verdict for plaintifi. Sl3.1j. Brown
and Bartlett Tor pin. RcdfcId. Ross Il
Smith tor delft
l3i. Jer'ntiah :. N,GS IS. Torn II GIoc,r.
The plaintiff. a physician brought this
action t" recover pay tor professional ser
vice IN attending paupcrs in the town of
Glover. Defendant claimed that the doe
tor was never employed - perform the
service. The jury were unable to agree
after mcditating upon the subject all
night, O. :. Burke and May for PHI.
Circuit tor def.
l33. Burns GHmmeH rs. s. II. Richar,lS.
-Gemeral a>~uInp>it for Labor upon diets
farm. No prize havin" been agreed upon.
the only question was IL to the amount OF
wages fairly earned. Verdict tor plaintiff
500. o. ;. Burke ter pin. Grout tor
dc!t.
l49. Darid II. Fanny =. b. >jmouis
ii j. II. Remtck.-A for goods
sold and delivered. The only question
vas Il 10 the liability of def. Rcmick.
who had formerly been partner OF 81
mondS'. but had retired before this debt
was incurred. Tanning rlailnr! that he
had rrcciveI NO notice of Rrrnich> leaving
the firm. and had sold the Goods in rcl-
ancr upon Rrmich', credit. Tie jury
foand that notice had not been -ivcu. and
that both drttS. were liable. Verdict for
PIN. S2Go.Sl. Q. :. Burke for pin. Pierce
and May tor dctt.
This was the last case set for the jury.
and they were discharged ON Saturday
night aztec a Ion" session OF tour weeks.
and after having tried twenty cases. in all
of which. with TWO exceptions. Il verdict
was reached
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

NNffnII.

The people of Sutton are to have a
Sunday School Festival in grove near
the village. next Thursday. the 18th. The
proce sSiom will form in front of the meet
IN" house at 10 O'Clock A. VI. Those in
attendance will he Treated to short adj
dresses by cler@ymen and others. appro-
PIRATE music and GOOD dinner. all for
twenty-five cents. Funds to be devoted
to the ). ). Library. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at Sir. Bradley's store and of the
agent i. {. Dean.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

=, ID greatly iInprOy ed F.Iuily Machine which
~ b~S4 perfected ai.cr tan two y,,r. at ~,
'-eH L. tIe latest novelty offered by this u,,,i,,,.
" ~ 49, -"sts nue. HeeuLc than any Utl.., and
u'Nicc7 lOE heinninS, i,IIIu,, ruillIu IN =
"e' SV1uIL7 hi%Iuihe, ete., capable OF mn, ,d,
"a ""'h' Lac aEO simple, wiz. Iryy uart. Iii,
= tt' to-P-'H POSITIVE and quiet Ill acton, w4tn
ne Aou g ana c@u ue he.t .y commenced md recon-
mo- hon. ~ Wish to supply themselves with this
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Barnet.

The proceeds. over ana above expenses.
OF the late festival. were S160-a sun
which the ladies of that place feel quite
we'll over.
F. NJ. Cowles' lease OF the hotel at Nc
lndoe's Falls having expired he re;ire>.
and is succeeded by Mr.. {. Dewey, the
owner.
The MclndOe's Lumber Company have
just finished repairing their dam that was
damaged last fail by the treshet.
\ new bridge is being erected over the
stream in McIndoe's Falls Village. which
is intended to be Il superior thing when
completed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08
A CARD.

The " Ladder irclc" of Barnet. VT would Lcrchv
cNpic-s heir thank. Franklin Fairbauk- and =, VI
stone ant family Of :. I,hn-hury James u. Bell
of Walden for donations of money; Mr.. A. r..
Prinsle Of Rvegs;e for the valuable fuchsia and also
TO those friends from New bury and .Iohushry, who
cheered them ty their presence and aided them y
free distribution Of currency 1t their late Festival
rcully clcomc, vas help, in this time Of need.
"Inasmuch ye have done it the least Of
the my brethren, We have done unto me"
Barnet, Vt, July t, $50.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

strains of martial music floated sweetlv
over the wafer. Everything was rel done.
and nothing occurred to mar the lows of
any All feel better for having a social.
pleasant time. and we return our hearty
thanks 10 young Nelson tor his prompti-
tude and active eXertions. GLEN.
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lage. VT. The Pulpit in Ancient and Mod

lage, VT. The Pulpit in Ancient and Mod
ern times.
FORENSIC DISPUTATION.
Charles J. Walker, Wentzville, Mo-, }
Marshall K. Peck. BroOktield. Vt.
Does Labor need Legal Protection ?
ETHICAL DISSIPATION.
| Ethelbert Talbot, Fayette. Mo-.
| l.. Richmond. Jr.. Woodstock. Vt. {
Does increase of knowledge increase hap
pineSs
POLITICAL DISPUTATIoN.
Eugene o. Locke. Manchester. Nh.
Robert ii. Parkinson. Temple. n. H. :
Is there danger in our country from con
sOlidation
DISSERTATIONS.
Frank DeMeritte. Durham. y. H.. Men
who have lived to retutc their own opin-
ions; Hermon Holt. Quechee. VT. Legis-
latlon and Nature; John \. Bellows. Con-
cord. \. H.. Poem: Irving ". Drew
STEWARDS tOwn. Representation of Minori-
ties; j. L. Merrill. East Hebron. Me-.
The French Plcbiscite: Mellen ID. Stone.
Jatfrey. \. H.. Nobility of the Brain and
Heart.
John f. Pike of Rollinsford. y. H.. Ie-
ceives the prize OF $50 for greatest im-
provement durin" the College course.
The concert by Dodwortff's Band. We'd
ncsday evening, will be a good thing
The class have secured Mrs. j. f. Hous-
tom West for soloi>t. An extra train will
be run from Lyndonville. and reserved
seats sold by the r. r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

-'h"S'"''s
The higher branches Of thi, order,
Ancient and Primitive FrccmaSonry az
cordng to the Rite Of Memphis, have re-
Gently been established III Vermont, a.
follows:
Rcni"h Rose Croix, Chapter No -, 81 .Johnsbury.
solomon = No. -, Lyndon.
Hiram " 90 No. 30. II. Adams
Iirbud ' e NJ. -, Paiufeld
Shnmcnoth senate, No. 20, =. John-hury.
Hugh de Prycn- Senate, No. Il, 81 Altan-.
orion Grand Council, No :, st. ,Iohn-uury
Amenities Grand Council, No. .. It ilbln-
The Mystic Temple 32nd degree, State
Grand Body has also been established
with the following Grand Officers:
jos. L. Perkin-, 3 st John-bury q Master of Light
J. VI. Foss, %: st. AIbln- C. Orator.
y. Z Bowman 33 St. ,Johnsbury, g. Aunalist
John Bacon. ID, %: st. Johnsbury, G. Treasurer
5. c shurtleff s.: Planfield, C. Examiner.
: }. Wilson, -: Lyndon, &. Keeper Of Rites
+. 3 Mcfarland 50 81. Albnns, C. Ccryce
Geo. l.. Stone, -: st. Albins &. NJ of Ceremonies
VI. Sessions, 30: II. Adams, q. Conduct1r.
H. ID. Bean, 81: Barre, G. Cd OF the Temple
= L. kirkpatrick, %: 81. Mban- Dep H pr, sentative
AssI-TN>T GRAND "FFIcHEs.
{. /. Clay, 70 St bloomsbury, As-t q. orator
W. w Mack, y Lyndon Asst &. Annili=t.
7. j. Mcmillan, 81: II. Johushurr, At c. Treasurer
y. Skinner, 81: P'ainfcld, Art q. Examiner.
IA : Livingston, ~ st. John-brry As-t c. X Of r.
q. H. Clark, 81: -. Abans, Asst. q. Ceryce.
}. NJ. Fuller 81: st. ,Iohnrbury, Asrt q. VI ofC.
orinndo Knapp, d. rltinfeld, ASS. e. Conductor
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IeGcHUn,.

Is intended to be Il superior thinr when
completed.
PeGchun,
The soldiers monument was dedicated
on the Fourth. as per announcement last
week. and in the presence OF Il larger COM
pany than Peacham has lately seen. 1t is
safe To say that there were one thousand
people on the hill, and probably more
We heard estimates a. high as three thou
sand. bat these were wild. The most re-
liable Judges said from one thousand to
fifteen hundred. The procession was
formed al the Academy yard soon after
one o'clock. under the direction OF the
marshals, (Blair and WeSt.) and led by
the Pcacham Cornct Band proceeded TO
the monument on Academy Ill.,
Prayer was offered by Rev. John Bolc of
West Barne. The Declaration of indie
pcndcncc was read by j. :. EMERSON.
Esq. I'm Grafton was delivered by {. 4
Bunker. \. NJ. Principal OF Pcacham
Academy. and followed with Il short
poem by Rev. +. b. Fisk. of Peacham-
By vote. OF the romponv ,,rrs.ut these
are to be printed. lin the CALEDoHIAs
next week. and therefore. We u.s, Them
by with the remark that tb. nr.tiou va.
thoroughly rood and INTERESTING and
thoroughly well delivered. Rev. Horace
Jer,irk nf N,I,ntt . r,,i,o - poo,l,.,,,
also ,,,,I.. nm ,,I,,;ro1l, i,,,,,,,.,,,.,, 49,,
.lro.. nt nr,..i..,,- ,i,.. ,,i,',,..,. l,n..,,,
affair ui,i..i, Y Vat, T. ...',''',,
vat.,ou. ,,.r IN. oai.or - H., No.. ,,a,I
tht. ,a,.,r,i If o.,cI man vno-, ,,,,,,, -,
u,.,rs nm ,b,. ,,,,.,u,,.n, ,,I,,,.
EeU,,r C;,j-Cos w. I,,,... ,.,,,,,t,,..,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08
ORANGE COUNTY.


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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08
.t:r CALIFORNIAN.
A. AND STATE ITEMS.

>-#.f.l. VI. FRIDAY. July :. 1s5".
---....!- u. this section OF the State viii
49,. 10 tAe interest OF the Caledo-
.,. In, u local items promptly and
.-.n.. -l~,u.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

pie oi District No. 10. and
.r came. were entertained on
-"-nuUn. martial music. and
.la pine grove. about nalt i
't ~ c-a.c station. on the farm
.>.-. inc ground was pre-
.I-curul- made. ANA order
., Thomas Nelson. jr. Fire
"'-r 4tn OF july pests. were
-touud>. Ihc tables were
" h'Ncrs. cake aud CONNECTIONS
.tn'nauc and ice Kept ali cool.
.. Hattie Tolls came in pretty uu-
".." '"j.yeG IL immensely
.rr">t. ali WHO wished were
" H"HG-rar ride: then one large
'" smaller ones, gave all ride
.rautilul Connecticut. while
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

tarrr.~. In changeable climate, coughs cold
AM 81 OF the throat, lungs and chest will alwayr
p; s.-.. ,..,. consumption viii claim it, victms
The disease, If attended TO in time Ice arre-ted
and cured The remedy is DR.. Wl.tlr's Balsam of
Wild Chcrry.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08
Business Nutires.

Sufferers from Coughs, Colds, Bronchi-
lis Group, Iufiucnz, Whooping Congh will find re
lief in Dr. Wistu's BalsAm of Wild Cherry. which has
now Il On in tor nearly half century, and stiIl
maintains H. long tabshcd reputation tlc great
remedy FOR all d- a+cs of the thr1a lungs and Chef
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

List of Letters remaining in.thc post office in
81 bloomsbury, July :, $50.
I'ahchiId u { Mccormick. I
Cuaiuy, W,rurr
,urThf Whitchc. Abby =
Emoud, Joseph Williams i
Harmon. John
- PARTIES calling for the above letters will please
Civ" the d ate Of the list. H. w FLEETWOOD T. VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

.... l-r-r National Bank OF st. Johns
.....r a -enli-annual dividend OF
.... .,1hlr july II.
rT ~.llwcil ha> opened boot aud
..... no Bingham'e old building.
-...
.,.- services will be held at Odd
Tad. Railroad street. next Sab
.ui 6! p NJ.
... !..ry Z. Jcwctt has declined
..--.lt 90 hccoIne pastor of the Con-
.. Church at Redwood. Calitor-
...i. y Parker will speak at the
..-. .Hurch next Sabbath afternoon.
.,..tiul Of women in India. and
u..ag undertaken by Woman's
...... Societies in their behalf.
....u T.! stone i building new
.- .u,~ idle of the East village
-..,.t- built several bridges in this
... years. and they are all pro
..'h. !.
Wishing supply of coal can
.. "r,rr- with l.. " I. FAN banks
.. padding ~ Fletcher. or II. +.
. 49, Woodruff. We understand coal
......- 81 more cheaper than last
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10. .-'" !n'" 'ir~-rN. l.. y /. Fair
..-o a.. uaN just filled and shipped
.,'l for ~ca!c~ from loHohama.
d.. dts are adapted TO the
...l of leo" country.
80, -,
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

.Wh't i it: 1t ia novel md scientific vet simple
inrtruInent, which compel you TO take an easy and
proper position OF hand AID pea at once and LAGOON,
-i-- IN day that which 1t tlkes years to accom-
PISA - any othr method. 1t is tlcilventionof Prof
Eastman OF Eastmans Cuisines College, Pou.nkecpse
y y VINO has spent seventeen yrars In pertcctiue il
and IN the meantime has tit over fifteen thousani
Dung men Tor active business lie Ii i. made in tvc
s,zes TO nj any hand Livery Educa, or Business Man
BooE-hteper' CLERK. AC 9uutan., NOun. and Mi d,.
aSeI men @hd omen students, Pupils and ali who
"oIu II once establish correct pc of the hand
arm, nns II aud Pc and etIcctuay correct the not
awkN ard and Ilesibc writing and make rapid IDpi-
tie and elegant wIier without the aid OF professional
penInan should us it, rryf. Ea-tmaI.'s Copy Books
ana IeIs' tha' accompany tha Assistant. have never
beel tXceed a. Ill admit who have seen them Every
one no examines the Assistant endorses 1t 1t once M
lst the uihg that his been demanded for fifteen mil
liens OF mt and women anu ten millions of pup W bo
use the pen Its excites increased int rest timn
atlng to energy diligence industry making writ
ing ii pleasure rather than task. q. ". MILLS hss
the sole agency fer ths part OF the state and will in
hoduce the assistan' az fat pc sible.
y. 3-On account OF continued i'll health my office
will lie closed until fu the. uotic.,
Lyndon, July ;. I>7o 1877
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

Rev. Edward T. Hooker has accepted
Il call 10 the pa>t"ratc q: the Cou9rega-
tioual church at MidIIcburv.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

One of the harms ON the premises Of
Mr. Lawrence Hraimeri of -. Albaus
was struck by lightning recently. Ii
passed down near tho stable t. the
2round, making some havoc with the
boarding and Frustrating three horse, in
the stalls. The shock made the horse, a.
deaf IL posts, Two or three men
were in the barn at the time bot escaped
uuhlrmcd.
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Marriaaes.

In Iyegate, June n, Ly Rev. ,Jamct NJ. Beattie Mr.
Albert Rogers of Top-ham, and Miss Mary Mckinley
of Kycgate.
In North Danvle, July , by Rev. }. f. Dame Mr.
ElSin Gate and His L. VI. TIarri-, all of Danve.
In Manchcster, y. II june 20, Mr.. William Stevens
of 81 Johnsbury, .auI Mr. Rcbccca q. jackson of
franklin y. H.
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For Moth Patches. FreckIes and Tan.

Use ''PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION"
The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy known TO Sci
for removing brown discOloatons from the Face.
Prepared only by DIR r. G. PERRY. 431 Bond St, " Y.
sold by Druggists every where.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

Pimples on the Face. FOR Comedones, Black
Head, Flesh Worms Grubs, Pimply Eruptions and
Blotched dsfgurations on the Face Perrys Com
edone Pimple Remedy. RELIABLE, Harmless, and con-
tains no Lead poison Depot 49l Bond St, n. Y Sold
by Druggists everywhere. tjuy1
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-08

Dyspepsia or Indigestion is oppression after
eating III belchinS up OF wind, and always follow
Cos:iveue-s. DIR. HARRISON'S PERISIAI.IC LUZ-
ENuLs give permanet relief They pleasant, port
able do not require increase of dose and fail
Also waIhnted to cure every kind of PILES. ForIsae
AT ~. .-lJnt Temple, Boston, by E. A. HARRISON
q CO.. rropretor-, and by all Druggists Mailed for
81 cents. june6july.
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Dartmouth commencement.

PROGRAM Sunday. July 17h. - 81
O'Clock p. NJ. Baccalaureate Discourse.
by President smith.
uondoy. my 1sh-s o'clock p. NJ,
Prize Speaking.
Tae~ldy. July 19h--s o'clock p. NJ.
Class Day Exercises. $ o'clock p. NJ. Adj
dress before the Theological Society, by
Rev. Jacob NJ. Manning. ID. D.. OF Bos-
ton. Mass.
HeaiteS,lay. Juiy 20h-104 o'clock A. NJ.
Address before the Phi Beta Kappa So
cieGy. by Gen. Henry X. Oliver. OF Salem.
Mass. d O'Clock p. NJ. Anniversary OF
the United Literary Societies. Address
10y Dr. George b. Loring. OF Salem. Mass.
Poem ny Rev. Silvanus Hayward, of South
Berwick. BE. O'Clock p. NJ. Concert by
Dodwortl's Band of New York.
Thursday. Juiy 2lSt-S o'clock \. NJ.
Meeting of the Alumni in the Chapel. IL
oclOch A. NJ. commencement Exercises.
The parts assigned to the Seniors tor
Commencement are as follows:
Francis Brown. Clinton. y. Y. Vale
dictorv: Lcmuel ;. Hastings. 81. Johns
bury. VI. Sautaiory: Theodore NJ. Bar
Der. West Epping. y. H., Philosophical
Grafton. The comparative pcrmantncy
OF the Real ard tile Ideal; Calvin W.
Lewis. Conway. \. H.. Philosophical
Grafton. Mind and Matter as subjects OF
Scientific Investigation.
ENGLISH CREATIONS.
Ira y. Abbott. Pomtret. VT. Monu-
mental Literature; John II. Hardy. Hol-
lis. y. IL, English Difficulties: john H.
Alien. Surry, y, H.. The Educating Pow
I or of great crises in History: Charles Z.
i'urhey. Bow. y. H.. Christianity the true
basis Ga Il Republlc; SANFORD Ii. Steele,
Newport. VI, Charles Dickens: EbeI
Hunt. Guil1ord. y. IL. Causes and Re
suits OF Modern Emigration: John II.
/ VI al dwell, Rochester. y. H., BattletielGs
OF Science; Rush Z. Avery, Union Vii.
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We copy the following from an EXCHANGE

when l. important IL true - hronIc diaIrhui long
standing also dysontery, and al. similar Complaints
eoino at tniS season OF the year cured by the
IRE INTERNALLY! OF Johnson's Anodyne LinimeLt We
know whereof We affirm
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1taths.

In ti= place. July +, Mrs Martha L.. aged . year,
wifi of Mr.. Henry K. Wilcox.
In +. Johnsbury, July :, Margurieta Maud daughter
Of }. !. and Alta \. Laducer, aged months.
In Danville, July / Mr. Nathan Thompson, aged
- ycaT-.
In Greensboro June - Mrs. Catherine Wright, aged
.6 year.
In Clr, mont. y IL, June -, jerome Gordon, son
Of :. l. Farm,n, age year md . months
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HE FAMILY MACHINE,

Win attachments Tor all Kids Of work il the favori
al tIe liVu' hod, uy tie sale. ot azt wear
AihUuutlng to eighty Thousand hundred aIu
e.Ght! -oue nacinesr winch exceed tnose OF any
CIner Company.
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No. Machines, 325 .618
Family Machines, 434.e6I
Manufacturing Machines, I73.469
Total, e3a o78

almost One HHon Hactipcs and this is about hr,
pauy. -
All oil this has been done just upon the Of the
machines as thty never exhll ition at fairs or
any such plices IN universally acknow lee ged
by all other lnanufact to be the t,st Ssng a
o""reo IN the bOfld, their GALES conclusivey slow
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..... .r.- services will be held at Odd
Had. Railroad street. next Sab
and - l.. VI.
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.... G.ury I. Jcwctt has declined
....Mto hccoIne pastor of the Con-
... Church at Redwood. Calitor-
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! .t.ll.N.

-.IIi L"'''7H'
I.-r-r National Bank OF st. Johns
......r "a ~enli-anmual dividend OF
.. i,ahlr july II.
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2. r. ~illwcil ha> opened boot aud
-..p no Bingham old building.