davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-10-02
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE,
[1'OR sAlE-H1SSDALE

n @A@ATe~A+4A~
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iiin-isL-u.s si.e henassnrst nndaistIss ever scen
Il d. 81: asfss e. r. 5ss1 front
e,bs e 69.infs: men Of al e's'sas
n,ns:s,e-Js ,esn. Issldents iow R5tses essy tern.
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s,e r tr.is insa 4 tfa i ~ ts Z s. suua
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s!so IL s., Isf;R GsIaa1 aohEy
wtA.ee,tra. i.ray i ke.a s. Is LsS.,is.sI w. "
E.'R sALr-1S EURTH KVANYToN-TWo
IL s.1 Tt e.. , ,a e1 IA lot os,hS f. = as
e. ss'' e s:$E':* :s.s: =: y;
l.. y ss' ts IL E
I'd H..
M! ir;a,. M IA Msy. vii aesonEaav pasl,. 70
Raaa i S1 q tnSR e O'clock
FOR sAIK-7oHoion LANDS FOR ENLISTMENT
',ts : RI = f1E ss M a:s:sa sS'sss near Hit
r Manty advanced far butidtns1: q neH .hoaaes
1tsks 1s ;t".ss 81 asI church No ea. de''Fcd G. L.
Ton *ALr-ln1ssa FEET on ADAMsST. HYDE
Park. un15 Two blocks fEnsn station. for 81 pes
tuot Asa. u or a1 stony island-ay, Mtwrrn
SaGth tAatk and CalHt,tt- Cheap JUS. B. C1ANO-
LEk. l:s D.arbosu..t-, Room ,.
TOR sALt-THoSK wfsHIkG FINE spBuRB
an ltrstinua, wh~f~ Sou hare rolling Ernunds. hne
Fl F;.d Aief- beautiful eEptrs. pteasant lGatt1e.
ri ha4. snd all faritas of to ,hcula Walt Der
e.ts.-. int- ttllnt lay. ca1 on STILES WI5NEK
1p "AshlnEtcu-Tt. Roozu .. and Witt cupc1y free.
1~oR SA1f-s: FER WREK PA1D FOR e A
EsaI-sp!entd let1. epnvcpEent tp c3rI.T The
s,H7.e~i md sbs t:et property about Ch!eAxo W. y.
1,OK sALE-so Al:REs NKIOW TUE SOUTH
rn:I. which eaunOt b. etcelNd ~ peruaaren
tHsFrtu.r ut 81 sS'eru1at1on- eosc fIkmJuat,E
REQUESTED AZ Ir.urnse harEaln 10 cssa eustouats
sn - run.ividss and sod llt 1t large profit K.
El.AisUtLl. Il faeAut-tt.. Roozna.
L'uR RsAiE-CaLUAET. HYDE PARK, or x
eaAnt-f.r Stsy rFerrrtE, ~ aezea Of land IL SEC
WIN h i. bring improved By the unlted Staios
sra l. ta.' AinsrGrth and KoscrtsdAlt Stations.
III r,t.,na1rh f. Essue ChieaEn HailstAt. N.
hasAfr nt On fAke N}ehieAn Of quarter Q! mile
rs1sn;.1ess ys.t ttScsr & 4 4 H'n'da'e. "A. GARSEIT
Lon: SALE ONLY IS nOwN; u wHKKEY; NC
,n!"r, 70 % fcrt 1ot4. with fur ehade
Eb"lS H. BROWN. Room Is, ito wastlnEtan4t
L'OR SALE -Hl>SnAI.E LOTS. GUARANTEED
dt'itc IL salue IN four yeats. and money t1aor<
s H. m. + y iaa Il saaTD ss 4 ss
q Il ET1YTCs3
, 1870-10-02

STTuAT1OE EASTED-kY A PATTERS-AAKKK
g. we fhospnshlf 4nteI:saads his business. AdIre-s
fATFhRA.AAKERsT Tribune otic+.
SrTUA1loS WASrED-A rRESrER, UsEN II,
- nsHs snd Job work. uanu perm 1ucut .ituaton
Snu!a fSat A. reporting. Addtoss S. III East Maat-
, 1870-10-02


TO hkNT-FoUR HooaS WITH CLOSETS. As,s
4. auR nc 81! .1 It a9 I'LL ss. R
t., R. krMA "; tsnGE FyE E,sIsIlKp ROOM W.T.
E.c-L. corner of HaL tedsi.
Tp RENT-wlrhuUT .BoARD-AT NO. I.
Ns ssaa es,e IL s e., nns fas1t'hs Fl
month. tneloainx liEc and xAa.
TO RENT-sToREs. OFFICES. &C.
T. e. BEE sS sss5 e eAsDSstsSE S9saEK
TO RkNr-F1Rsr FLOOR oveR GrLEa BRO.
sH !: ssas stS,e fss1. IT, hse; s. ws ;std fo
,7M r., Vssl az, 1ASaE KQoMs 0xs
a.e s sesfae. "a sse,asss s9sesss S
SSASf$s oSSSs J,
MEsysnY - s,snI1' I3WmTwo @ EIxE ,5 5E51
s9t.bte fer a1nsa dy sooda. or merchant tail
9NK5SiET:csArsToH: 81 y ,NE
e shEs@oSS ffiEt;e @ e. liGsst 1aa
TuREvrl1wo YEARS. LkAsk-A VERY ps
L, ss.,Hs xtoss sa R.adeph:5 nesI 1l.ff sattsb
inqie q sea esi {. ta1nns s0od Rent ID"
TO REnT-raE BssT EASEMENT In THE CIT.
low Il inssa st SaaR;s 100 '' H'os '
Il sE5an s So Rgs H91S N,s
.an.ssa jSo e. ricHoIsoN. ii bessbataai nj A'.'
no RxNT.- -sALooy coRxKR nAtsrEp Az:
oestaa a'Ps ISLE :sas ' soS. " III Il g
TO RKHr-4 FINE ooKNER s7oRF. Writ
a sss m aas
k''}b q g'ss:ss q c''''t'
no REST 1ngTCHKR snoP AND FIXTURES,
m South clArkst. tnQnlre Al 1os and 10 td.ma,t
, 1870-10-02
BOARD WANrED.


T. hsse sse III a9s Mlrr
s ntsJ e. s, ,,o ,o9n nj mt; e ,eea
.s.as ,e: s1 i sns e. .fS!
I}o.En, }.s1D,:1 - coNtoRTARLE FuHX1suko
i:a I'D in pe..,i X o.tg Sat9os VIZ Mtre no
ste g. s1 He4 IT sssS Talosio, Sc lao
RoAR1-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFI WISH
- R'f eaoe! 1s.nasa a 6 sse Sas sstas ~
s,4n1 saas ssas e. es sshe . arc taken Address
RoAAp7FqR 4 sIS0LR GENTLENAY. ,AN IN.
ssaaiy zass: rf s ess ss bath t'
RoAkn-w1rH A PRIVATE FAMILY, eu+-
9i F. n.hsd seops 1sedsn eon!cntenots veal :
i. f1i5uns afiee. ' Aa''e1'' "'sa Ps'ne0'''''
RoARD,.YoH The N1NEER FOE Nj WTk
mo-, .ad Il ~ hs"6 t! ea I'll ass4 81 AZ .2t LAM away
Room nuIt Be plaaant WHARF theTe are no u,der chi.
Ia 1ess se apsa Nv s sos ssso II
3o1KsIp3- f,K 4 f4NiLY 0F TaRRF, in A
s:sts Es f5aass ss sss
s.s. ss. so f;.!f |.s a aSR F.
snSs Scen to eh = rag bond !as !ear kooaa tar
ynasa M q shs fremont Hoas. Aadisss SUNSHINE
R9Ann-FURTlsifED ROOMS Ard BOARD
1.s Il s1 raibsas Fl sse Ia Required Ad
| RoARD WASHING i0N-sT.. East or
.ou,h q Esna.ah r. on ~ A. E
Hss astlft 9ssiasas hop.e: but pses i !. rst1sss
L Of tss, ASa,: ~ n
Drr!y4te family. sood cation ID niane: wslt isoaa
aed1ss' s @stS + iii sf ssIesi.s. IL S,1s
BnA.sp iE "a TS tS,,S WTSTsH T T9R 5EXTtE
, 1870-10-02


tNt>- at,1Aks. PORTABLE TNRRsHISt
y I'd l.. h,!rf. 10 H.lp-!< pcrC: 1f3y-hanMe.r:
rr4'- r-s-ts.tU.T rafl1t; ornshea5ers- peaf
rs, Ac tt"Ttst fAIuS. Afent. p Santh CanaLt
IL. sIz. tsst,S LATNFs, fLAxKKs, DRILLS,
\ t-;.-c,.tr. .4rEsattr and <:atioaaJ cnxtnst. Ear
arEi ..nrs l. irire ard &nrrtcl Of Ill kinds for sale
W. H. JANs> + VI, 1as LAtett.
L,oH sAIk-f HE!SK FNUN m Mt1lSr
II ir TIT ruun.nE orIr1: eota tos no fA9H+
ef:ix snets q seasn Ii =;
:, l. G. ts,orfK { CO NAxUFAcruRa STA
tncs sh- E.'rI'.r autnnatic cutrd o7Enr, the eca
At.d rd~e f.trut euEne rtrcu1tr saF mHt.t rotta.
r. erist trlr Ard s]sf. merchant and easto h91Ftn9
m raaehEnr'3. flas: anl trcac sto9s tof ELY. esr
;thotit ra1xr. Send for illnHtatad caEnlar Aaafe.
+ I; tIHITER & Ca}., Western Office. 10 and II
tcrs H.ud iohSt, Chicago
>p, At HAnGslS oSE HFo0T Bed sI1SGh
T.si;s tcFrw-uttnk ~nxiot tAtht; pz1cf: eeH. Va.
.t,.t,I as13 fron tllnrs: ps!ee. f6G !Ge ShfaGs.s
VI ~ + cGe1rd IN TIC West- " ~ JAAho d w.
.t.1Atr+.~
son s.IH-cHEAr-oNE MOULDING MA.
rhfp% n1.l. ct.t,rs- Ala. oac etrnu f1E. lnQofs
j, FITZPATRICK, c"snsf ot qaa bafea ana
-ra1AliE rtk-
f,,nSA1F.TIIREF cTIISDKN H0lLERa. ..
f.~t i NJ a.: u nehs In aaatne.e-. t"oa n ne
,1tst Is o.uia c.nal+t W MCt;RkGnR.
,,nn sALR-A rRlSTlsG PaK5s. AB.T TATL0a
1hnr rr."tution rtnsle e1ua1 c5IindeI. h.a 3ax!s
-,ify n..,r s*iIf b~ eoid eh~Ap for ash. Addseas
kiiLt 7. 10 North llahtet-t.
ri f:FI5OiI-VAKERs = RNOuM MACH1sEa
sud ::vrsrs far aAir. cheap At II aouth "sfGss
, 1870-10-02


;,~ss. j. ssath G';tt:.s: !; ' . a., 49,.
hr'nc Ec~s cFrry modern tarfureutnt Hnd bite
1h5 dt4.,i. nesr rrasr1c.v> a;s <1aa. thsce story
sdItieA hase4nstt ho0se and barn. lot sax.fA kass
t'.iane av. 6nse eiaas two stsy sod basement mar
Hnrfsij.sst s-v1.i hou CO and lott. cheap,
ts:oa ,.sIt ea.s k..tsss ae~ s-e ssou
.nss sss sa ssssh uas Rss,e s
asy xG = - 9ssf .ssstso = New cottage Asor
vso ne .p:ss: w.sa seuben- Two .tor, hau.s,
T e :a1a Sss1s wteoa. oe.x,
v.,... uS.4PR9ytn.>
Msi,.shs- MWsiGshSv- neaI TEsasys:Kthst. s1xleo.
si:sl:;ss ~ 4: ssst :ss:1 4
fa.s f.fe.s COZ ss,s i aay
kankatse-Ar.. south q ThErtI-seoondst,s I5staA
sass7ass.s ssa.7s2 ST sF4 & 4sa3sia,, & re ;
rrfsasvr eosnu F'ssy.seeaads +. io5stas.
Wea,Wossb.sv. sad A1So,.a. ios. Il Il fsis1T-se,. s
&sss:s:s 9 = 81 Ss.Ssy Ss.S:i r.: sfssas; !1ssiss.
Ssse1so.a. Le.r Gacein. sis.
*. -. :s:s ~ q iiasln. 81 slr sir.
nds.asst.. 4. e.anes Peoria. ss!i1s.
fyIsss. =. = ssaa Ws..<soss.. Fa,.ee sit IL
fl.%E =
: :s3'$ 4 =; ss;s;s,, s;s.;s p,,..
iss4. q Hss nesr Hfa + n1aGoi. ~ PIX. ~ s-..'|
:.eic- n 9th s,;s ;s mar ls Mi"aaKe3Na s3,tx;
): .rr. os., = .5i.oa q "; 4 aty limit.
.ens @ .ea.b @ =: ls;.i:os I - ~ Z *saSsa.s.
M. eo.nT c. sai Il s;f "a
eorE E 5so1d sd IA pafs,ast "a,
s sssrs aes! xsef Is.sad csi shops.
4: st'c. {, n.n,.o; .,!,s T.: +: corner Lincoln
o sest. Of A % Nsst. south Of Chi
t'on ,sALH .!nxsE pKsIRARI:R WRIST s1ps
ia;: tn sood Es.ten sna vicinity thai j. u,of ssns
Ras F ss,'oasi faa hsat two 's' J. ~
EIqh sAlE. = FeEr ox VEST JAogsoY.sr:
~ g a' :a
81 ~ 1h,E-t i, nsa. a,,w.ase.r ,inE shs
s"f c,as Reats unti lie i5sa Of ,sob1r. snd wii'
Gat = ely 5sPo Ss '' .s"
kats xras}@ n9Is e. t..
Ha:sss est %:'e eo
1Ssa TsSnfS ti5ts Iwehts ss'enth
FL i sas@ss des dss afaGsF FL EFT dRas.. sfs
iHy y4isthss. iis1is fect; sse% % earsss; iii q ii ii
T ss,t q s.s. as 'sf sTYpER
og ant sShtmRkAgc1Eul - Gh9yx LOTS HlaH
kss nea sHYpsS sss
.s oeas F.;e "a 5s SSssx:;
G: &: i y & Z
Eo1 SALE E5Re1oW N1RKET V1LUK:
IL: II. Or on M M4tshsssa.ar. near 1hi5ty ty.seooed..t
, 1870-10-02

530R EALE-A GtDp TNQS!URf AOlSf~ ~
kx.sd ground Esnth sde; ias ~; IN. "a ~ ~
he dE1renoe tn taah. Addsres . y 6. IE.ouae ee.S
T70R EtLF-VERY CHFAP-FkW lIRDOA
+ hor.e aaa nesoot If Ga 2tEEETTnT1s ef III psst
Only elm down. JsO. e. SlShoAo-"' 49,
bofnkt.
T7OR 6ALK Two HOUSES ON LEAsh!9
4 xroupd II 4 bargain. Long and cheap 1e2ses- 81.
d1esa EJ. TIihune on.ees
1;N1R SALt-t0X1aF Fl 0N NORTH HALsTKDST.
F.nr 1p@r lot: f@ per foet cash; l0Ss = . 81
North Hsittca*t: ~ - f9"f; f;en: f., nesitnn
, 1870-10-02

anass Atsn, sta1e 'front.' 70. Sna Narth LaSai!e.s,
ta+ uodrrn improve cn,r.ta. Amply at :3t Moth L.
SH4lIf:t. e tld 8outh LA,alle-3t, Room - c.
, 1870-10-02

cdachmtcs &c.
NTASTEE-h COLvRkD MAN To DRIVE A
W carriage nai "a ake hulaelf generally usrfuL R-{
tErrcs REQUIRED Apply Z. IL West Taah1uetoa-es
bsA nj, Monday.
W,ANTEp-TWELyE MEN OR BOYS To
W colder. Arply 1T q aad Is FianklIn-et
, 1870-10-02
TO RENT-ROOMS.

TO RRHT-1S MARRLH FRONT BLpQK ON
I Wcst AAdltoast. pleasant locstior. tre pleasant
no1ns furntsdc with EAH and bath r0otn Ia private
tAtply. Addtths 81 Z. ttiht,nr <ffArx " : r'''
, 1870-10-02

TOR SALE-CHEAp-CITYL LOTS on TIT
ssa SGush S SSias-t'n nattefasM A1ne!d. Woaswnr.h.
-.k1snass. Twertr third. Rushpc1. G.esor. Ko.
sIta IExnfE 't5th Twentyesventh Twsntye44ht,
rssfcG- smaa paymeni down; hve ys.ts' cre3if, 6
t~f cent. Fun w1t1xntec deeds. ALBERT CRANt.
, 1870-10-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

" ~----@-.
A Saloon FnH GALE. N 4 GOOD LOCALITY,
Inquire on the pe,aaisss, Is L.saiiesi.
Az 1Egsuat GPP3RTUSFTF F'OR AE q;
Ss5e asa soas T. ses ss s HDs selef eae
r. rsss Ih|fe ~ Il Sas. IN s:ad ossss ie:.ta
'saT ss sas: 1 e X
s!:s sas 1s - YEA :Ss!: 8 Z z
A RARF caA~cE-Yn51S NKV WITH IiE-
i fesS eo::9s*s e e: 3 l.
ANY RIxas9E WFTu slsn CA. FgRCE 1sE
~ .ss.s ms b1es bsdisa % osa ssa.s =
s .l% y I'd a. 5 t.a IT, Sa sy
esirs '9s.n. 5.a. ss Isl Is 1s.ay
= -: M 81 s, sss A.. III ss
Es6 ssd srpy e sos Z
A. A's,o3Ess1r INTEREST t1;r q 4 WELL EST4RLfsa96
e ssle-ti:aa aanrs q T. z W5oD. i IsRe
S&SA 81. TK xSS x;3SKxF e
sss s 6 Sir. SH zs;4 &: III &C. T. l.
4 ,LARgF: 1iiARDiSo Ha6sR. on SOUTH
~ s4, st for % stis chap; iow Irst: t. sssy ems
s"p7 :. M 's ss.s &c e1 g. shs 3sss
A GIVE BUSINESS MEV WfTH L3RfF 0R
n Email capital Win hnd Al Iunnaense number and
Rosa:s: ;t.s a.s9
a GRooERT ASD PROVISION STORE n THE
ef'sf it ft's h sfs Il
R,kFhY FIR s..LE. WILL EHFs6 UP N
, 1870-10-02

EToh sAIE-A FFET on WEST JACESOS.Sr.
/, lstresn Jefferson and G1ir.ensts hciaE Lot :.
81 oa 1hira-t prar ailw.nke~.r,: bring The We
sar,e vii rr recsstd Is t,:e updcrsien~- ii Ho
Ssx csars hoat until tfe l1th Of at9seber: and VII
theteon GkY. TAILQR, City I}ourtfnllec.
, 1870-10-02
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

I1ORSls WANTED-A GOOD PAIR OF ROAD
~ honta w.rtsa: s;o. Itht y wssou tps haEosss T.
tc:pE11ng and spdly arx e,ts in the Vert Till
Z t~, paid. and no incuInl ancw- AddErN II A..
III 39y1,,y, nfflr
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-06
3}liseellany.


Above all things, the fear OF death
should Sc valiently cymbaled. "To love
life without. fearing death" said HUFF.
land, SIS the only means Of living hap
py and dying at good old age"
People who fear death seldom attain
longevity. If death presents itself to us
under as repulsive and terrifying aspect
it is solely owing to our habits and pref
udices having perverted our feelings.
Montague justly said that it is of the
darkening the room, the faces full OF
grief and desolation, the moaning and
crying, that makes death terrific. Civ
ilization, by investing death with the
most lugubrious associations that it can
conjure up, has also contributed to rem
dering it hideous spectre. In nine cas-
es out of ten. death is not only relief,
but almost sense of voluptuousness.
Sleep daily teaches us the reality of
death. "Sleep and death are twins"
said the poets of antiquity. Why, then.
should we fear death when we daily in
woke its brother as friend and consola-
ton? Life" said Button, begins TO
fail long before it is utterly gone" Why,
then, should we dread the last moment
when we are prepared for its advent by
SO many other moments of a similar
character? Death is as natural as life.
Both came to us in the same way, with
out our consciousness, without our being
able to determine the advent of either.
No one knows the exact moment when
he goes to sleep, none will know the ex-
act moment Of his death. 1t is certain
that death is generally pleasurable
feeling. Lucan used to say that life
would be insupportable to man if the
gods had not hidden from him the hap
piness be would experience in dying.
Tullius Marcellius, Francis Suarez and
the philosopher La Metric, all spoke of
the vuluptuousness of their last moments.
Such are the consultations which philoso-
ply presents to the timid minds that
dread death. We need not say what
much higher and loftier consultations
await the Christian who is firm and
steadfast in his faith, and has before him
the prospect of eternal life.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-06
For Sale.

THE so called PERRY MANSION situated in the
= pleasant village Of Cambridgeport, Vt, not over
Mill. and School house. The house Is nearly new.
The main part is 40 A. two stories high with Gu
pola- There is an L 20 %. The house is divided
into the following rooms. viz: l Parlor. l Sitting
Room, Dining Room, Library, Kitchens, 2Pan-
tries, China Closet, Sleeping Rooms, Bath Room.
with all the modern appliances Billiard Room
The whole is finished in the most approved style.
warmed by a furnace. The barn is connected with
keeping Of horses and cows, with large hay loft
over head: There is never failing spring Of running
water which supplies both house and barn. The
surrounded with verandah upon three sides. There
are s or 10 acres of land. divided into moving and
choice FRUIT TREES upon the place. The whole
is offered at great bargain For further particu-
es, Or address,, JOSEPH WAREHOUSE, Prof.
Fitchburg, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-06
LOOK HERE!!.

It's universally acknowledged that the medicines
manufactured by NJ A. Davis the best before the
pubic, Tor what they are recommended. They COM
Coughs Colds, Pains and soreness Of the Chest and
Lungs, Group and Whooping Cough. DAVIS IN
tism Neuralgia Spinal Affection Sprains and equal
X Fso g. igr Horses. pAVls' VEGETABLE BIT
ening the weak and debilitated system. DAVIS,
SSSSRE REMEDY for Dysenfery. Summer Complaint.
Shronic piarrh@, Chills, Sore Throat Collie and all
Az numors that appear upon the surface Also chill
oiaips ohapped Hands, Old Sores Salt Rheum, and
HE "A ~ SAIyE for Cracked Hands, Corns, 6c..
IA ,CATARRH SNUFF. for Catarrh. Colds in
tne neaa. headache and Dizziness. All of the above
mediclnes are prepared and sold wholesale and re-
tail by -, NJ. A. DAVIS Bellows Falls. Vt.
Also sold BY drqggists and Merchants generally
At Bellows 7 Ais By Cooper Turner. IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-06
joyful news and therefore is low in funds
l move that he be excused.
The motion TO excuse was agreed to.
From the Brattleboro Phoenix.
Something about Turkeys


Mr.. EDITOR Having had good
deal of experience in handling poultry
having bought and sold from 10000 to
$4,000 pounds per year for the past ten
or twelve years, andknowing theincreas'
ed demand for good poultry, Ihave often
thought / should like to say something
through yorr valuable paper to induce
farmers in this vicinity to give more at
tention to the raising and fattening OF
poultry; and having Teen on visit re-
Gently to Connecticut and Rhode Island,
| will give some statistics and facts which
| gathered in regard to feeding poultry.
Almost every farmer / met raises all
the poultry he can, believing it to be
the most profitable part of their In
come from their farms. / will give
Won a statement one or two farmers
gave me in regard to the poultry
raised and sold from their farms the
past wear. First that of Elias Miner OF
Stoniugton, CT. He sold for Thanks
giving market :--150 turkeys, weight
1880 pounds, at q cents per pound
s440.10. For Christmas market, Az
geese, weight $40 pounds, at 10 cents,
1880; % tu rkeys, 10 pounds each, at
% cents, 1925; 10 live turkeys, sS4
ducks and chickens, $50; feathers, $50
total, $72S.95. Jesse Y. Hull sold fol
the Christmas market 80 turkeys, weight
II pounds each, at 25 cents per pound
s2125O; geese raised from a stock O.
six old ones, s70,-total, S2S2.5O.
o. l.. MINER.
Brattleboro, VT, April, 1870.
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When an i'll natured fellow was trying
to pick quarrel with peaceable man,
the latter said 81 never had fuss with
but one man; he was buried at four; it
is now halfpast three"
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Trunks.
Whips.
Buffalo

Also Harnesses made and repairing done to order.
ork warranted and best Of stock used. and goods
not cheaperi IL T. ri lNCU Am e
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TUE LARGEST and most desirable store in the
town of Aissead. n. H.. BRICK BUILDING
suitable for CUlntry Dry Goods and variety stors
with large L for Flour Grain. &c. Second story bss
LAkGk II ALI. and also rooms for Offices IN al
dltion there is fine WOOL LOFT. the whole form
ing all that could be desired for the transaction Of
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CONGRESS GAS FUNNY AS IT CAM
The following are extracts from the re-
ports Of recent Congressional proceed
ings:
The paragraph taxing woods on the
skin the same rates as other woods next
came up.
Mr.. Wood of N. Y, asked Mr.. Kel
ley Of Pa, whether in his opinion the
fifteenth amendment did not sufficiently
protec. wool on skin. Oaughter)
MIR. Schenck-It puts it on the free
list.
Mr.. Kelley-Since the gentleman from
New York has learned to abhor slavery,
wool on black skins will probably be
protected.
At the evening session the roll was
called three times before quorum was
obtained, when the speaker pro tenn. (Mr.
Dawes Of Mass directed the doors to be
closed, and absentees be called upon for
their excuses. The frstexcuse was made
by Mr.. Ames of Mass. His colleague,
Mr.. Hooper, suggested that he was abb
sent on leave. The Speaker said that
the journal did not show that Mr.. Ames
had leave Of absence.
Mr.. Bingham of Ohio, moved that Mr..
Ames be excused on account of illness.
Several members Where is his doc
tors certifcate?" Mr.. Schenck-" Mr..
Ames is out Of the city on his own bust
ness, and if he is we'll enough for that
he is we'll enough to be here. He is away
making money somewhere" laugh
ter.) Mr.. Brooks Of N. Y, asked that
Mr.. Cox be excused, and read note
from him, saying, Il am sick and gone
to bed; up all night with the Ohio peo-
pie" Qaughter.) Mr.. Cox was ex-
cused. The Speaker having put Fitch
the usual question, what excuse he had
to offer for being absent without leave,
Mr.. Fitch said he had noticed for the
last two or three days that the Pennsyl.
vania delegation seemed to have lost that
active interest in the tariff that they had
a week ago, and he had presumed that
IN consequence Of their absence there
would be no quorum, SO he stepped down
stairs to have bath. Mr.. Kelley NOV.
ed that the gentleman be fined ten dol
lars for misapprehending the Pennsylva-
mia delegation Qaughter) which was
agreed to.
The sergeant-at-arms then appeared at
the bar and announced that, pursuant to
the order of the House, he had in cusro.
dy at the bar Mr.. William N. Sweeney
of Kentucky.
The Speaker, pro tempore-Mr. swee.
ney, you have been absent from the SEES
SION Of this house without its leave
What excuse have you to offer for being
thus absent?
Mr.. Sweeney do not know that
have any excuse that would be vail,
one | was not feeling very well and re
manned at home on that account. Still
l was not so unwell but might hay,
been here.
Mr.. Beck more that my colleague
Mr.. Sweeney, be excused for having bee,
absent tonight. know he is a modes
man, and probably does not like to stat
the real reason for his absence. lie ha
been married man for seventeen years
and received dispatch to-day informin
him that his wife had just become tn
mother Of his 6ut girl baby. Uaugh
ter) He has been treating his friend
very literally since the receipt Of tina