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A TRIP TO THE MOUNTAINS.
CREENVILI.E & COLUMBIA r.. r.
COLUMBIA, S. o., June l3. 1871

COLUMBIA, S. o., June l3, 1871.
EIOR the accommodation Of persons who de-
4 siro to witness the commencement exer.
ciscs of Ncwberry College and the laying of the
Corner Stone, by tho Masonic Fraternity at
Wnlhalla, during tho last week in June, round
trips for one fare will be issued at all stations
on this road for Anderson sale of tickets to
commence on Saturday. the 9th, and continue
until Wednesday, the 2Sth, inclusive good to
return on until Monday, !nly 5. inclusive
the Goth; Corner Stone will be laid on Wcdnes
day. tho 2Slh by this arrangement an oppor
tnnity is offered to enjoy the mountain air and
to witness an imposing and interesting ccro
mony TIlO3. DODAMEAD, Gcn'l Supt.
NJ 4. BARTLErT, General Ticket Agent.
juno H. 1871 81 5
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". COLDS NTH.
j. KIND.
NJ GOLDSMITH. J.. KIND.
GOLDSMITH & KIND,
FOu I'm dcrs and M u I'll N q 8,

{rHGNlX IRON woRKs.)
G 0 Il U M BIA, s. c.,
INT MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM EN-.
lsA gines, of all sizes; Horse Powers, Circu-
lar and Mnley Saw Mills, Flour Mills, Grist
and Sugar Cane Mills, Ornamental House and
Store Fronts, Ratings for Grave Yards, Agri.
cultural Implements, etc. Brass and Iron
Castings of all kinds made to order on short
notice, and on tho most reasonable terms.--
Also, manufacturers of Cotton Presses.
May 10. 1871 80 Iy
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a 'T'H' 1IN'E'As9N -!

n tITE attention Of City and G, nn.ry Merchant
D. Retail Dealers is requested to the follow
ing:
Owing to the depressed condition Of business,
and being anxious to reduce stock,
JOHN S. FAIRLY G. CO.,
No. 81 INE STR EET,
VIII offer to tho trade during the present month
their very attractive and complete stock at
TEN (lO) PER CENT BELOW NEW YORK
JOBBhhS' pRlCES!!!
TERMS:
FOR ALL BILLS UNDER SlOo CASH.
OR APPROVED NOTE AT THIRTY DAYS,
with interest from date of purchase at II per
cent per annum.
E'oT lAll.EsiEss Over $HO0,
APPROVED NOTES AS ABOVE. AT FOUR
(l) MONTHS, or acceptance will he accepted.
Their stock consists of the largest variety to
be found in the city, of Straw and Millinery
Goods, White Goods. Hosiery. Gloves. Trim
mngs. Laces. Emhroidcrics, Ribbons, Umbrcl.
las, Pnrnsols Ladies' and Gents Linen and
Paper Collars and Cuffs, Ladies' Lace Collars
and complete assortment Of Fancy Goods,
Notions and Small Wares.
Merchants ordering. will please specify in
which of the above terms they wish to purchase.
Junc 0, 1871 33 In
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A Chapter Of Facts.

Space is valuable in newspaper and il is there
fore proposed in this advertisement to condcnsc a
variety of facts, important to The public, into Il
small compass. Those facts refer to Iiostctcr's
Stomach Biftcrs-what that celebrated medicine
is, nnd what it will do. In the first place, then,
the article is stmulant, tonic and Alternative, con
sisting Of combination Of an absolutely pure
spir.ucus agent with the most valuable medicinal
vegetable substances that Botanic rcscnrch has
placed at tho disposal Of the chemist aud the ply
sician. These ingredients are Compounded with
great care, and in such proportions as to produce
n preparation which invigoratcs without exciting
the general system, and tones, regulates and con
trolls the stomach, the bowels the liver, and the
minor sccrctiyc organs.
What this great restorative will do must Lo
gathered from what il has done. The case OF dys-
pcpsin or any other form OF indigestion. ia which
il has been persslcntly Administered without cr
iectng radical cure. is yet to be heard from. and
The same may be said Of bilious disorders inter
mitcnt fever, nervous affections. general debility
constipation. sick headache. mental disabilities to
which the feeble are 40 subject II pnrihcs aii The
fluids Of the holy nc!uiing The blood. and the
gentle stimulus which it imnnr!s to the nervous
system is not succeeded by the slightest rr.action
This is n chapter of facts which retlvrs, for their
own sakcs, should mark and remember.
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Administrators Sale.

WILL TO sold at Walhalln, on saeday in July
W next, tho Judgments. Notes, Accounts. &c.
belonging to the Estate Of TIIOS j. KEITH, de-
ceased.
Torms-Cash.
r x JOS. j. NORTON, 4
Htas WM.C. KEITH. 'N'o"'Y'S'
July 8, 1871 a3 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

THE COUPONS of the Bonds OF 1.-The the state ,S OF
NoRiIP ABROAD COMPANY due Juy will be paid and after
g., g ~ The ofee Of = W. HOPKINS Co.. No II Broadway
Holders % Coupons Will ea'e SAelus o'
beinr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

b. authority Of The Directors OF THE NETWORK RAIL
WAY COMPANY and conformity with the terms Of the Ae, ofueor'
poraou that respect the undersigned Commissioners on Stock sub
crpons give public notice for and behalf Of the Directors AID OF
such Company Dos Of Subscription for THE Capital Stock thereof
viii he opened WEDNESDAY TIE wengh.h taJ OF June instant
at the following places in this City, viz;
Al te Banking House Duncan Shemsn Co., no II Nau''t
At the Banking Of the Metropolis No. 81 Union
square
The COMPANY authorized construct two Nduc' Railways or
branches through City NgYor the east ard west sides thereof
from common starting point ChsmbeTt between Broad
way and Cams also Harlem River and through West
chester County, power build additional lines Of railway or
branches from time 10 sny part Of the City or Weeser
County property acquired by the COmTsny Is exempted from
taxes and during the period allowed for the tna completion
Of the railway city The Mayor Aldermen, AM Commonay Of
HewYork authorized and directed with The approval Of the Cn
soaers Of Sinking Fsn 70 subscribe for Gye millions Of dollars Of
the stock Company whenever million fdo thereof LIS
subscribed for b. private parties This conditional amount Of stock has
been wholly subscribed for and akeny the Directors Of The Company On
the completion either Of the lines Of railway to the line OF "ehesier
County the Supervisors @ Couuy authorized 70 ue the bonds
Of the County to such The Supervisors shall deem e eeI'
to aid IN the construction AMI extension Of the railway 10 and ush
that County For proper equalization Of the Interest Of shareholders
who may Subscribe pay daeu. tines the Directors are
authorized scrip interest such payments payable out Of
the olfniug4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
oyUcE on HOWARD INSURANCE Co,

,,, 49, - No. So W.LLesr., NgwYoRK June "a 1871.
I'llE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
AND atP PER CENT on the g Ges md ;gP surplus und
PnESx EAroS4L BASE EEW.YoRE. Jnne 49, 1871
VIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Bank
m baIe tl, d declared DlVlDESD Of THREE AID 0NRnALP
transfer books viii be closed oh A' date Ty XXI 90
stats OF KAyAs TRRlsURERs OYyIcE ToPEKA June 1871
VIE INTEREST maturing July 1, 1871, upon
The bonds Of the STATE Of KANSAS will he p,d
Co. No ~ EIhangpa EeW.YOrk. J B. HAYES Safe treasurer
CONTINENTAL HArIoyAI B,SK, SEwYoRx Jane q, 1871.
HE DIr eEtfG Of this Bank have this day
TAX non me e1r5a o. months PAYABLE on aud 'erJuy
- - yD.n "a ''' u" G. 6, T. 'TirMrsoS Cashier
orcE og Il, Tgs IyIERs479yII IssuRiscE coy5PAyT
T'HE BOARD Of DIRECTORS Of this Com
Pl pt 5iye ;h iay dearl sGlANNuiL DlYDBSD Of
WILLIAM J. HtGHEs Secretary.
CENTRAL NEy:lF1s LAND oyE,iEST COxRAyY,,
- - ll9 LIBERTY sT, NEw-YoRE June ~, 1871.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the CENTRAL
Il NEwJgRs BY LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY sre hereby
20 IT, g1 vii b i ' oo t1' 90 S ~ s On oES Pc, anso
Company ustaments called have been pi POI
SAMUEL KNOX. Treasurer
PATERSON HvD5oy RivEa RAILROAD CO.,
NEw.YoRg, June o. 1871. ;
V'IIE Board of Directors of this Company
e Third Of Jolly he Office Of The Rogers ocom9ye ana Machine
I'VE Trustees of this Institution have de-
Il clarci the 4s sEMANNUAL DIVIDEND all deposits by
the entitled SIX PER CENT pr anum
PAYABLE on and after the third MONDAY in JAY.
The dividend will be- credited under date Of Jny end " not With
drawn w receive interest tie deposit Of that date .
EDwARD SCHELL. Treasurer T. J. BkOJN, President
c. F. ALyoRD Secretary.
VIRGINIA and TENNESSEE Il. II. Co.
The Coupons due July 7 The bods o. le above Company
will be paid by Us LANCASIEit BhUHN q ,o..
WINSTON, LANIER & Co.,
will pay the coupons and interest dae M jay 1871 the following
PiTTsBiRGH FORT WAYNE. AND CHICAGO RAILWAY
FIRsT AND SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS. -
DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD FIRST hORTGAdB
CISCiNy4Tr RICHMOND, AND CHICAGO RAILROAD MORT.
ILlEGaEyY VALLEY RAILROAD $40 MORTGAGE BONDS;
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD hOhtGAOB
COYNECTICUT WESTERN RAILROAD MORTGAGE BOSDs. -
POUGHKREPSIE AND EASTERN RAILROAD MOEIGAGh
CLEVELAND AND MAssILLoy RAILROAD MORTGAGE
Cl2GELAND zASEsvILLg, AID CINCINNATI RAILROAD
CITY OF WHEELING VA BAND 6 PR CENT BONDS.
INDIANAPOLIS WATER WORKS PER CENT BONDS.
WAsHISGTON COUNTY ONO PER CsSI BU@D5'
ROSS COUNTY, ONO lprn; p2l aEi Interest,", bOHDS'
CITY or ALLEGHENY PA. BONDS
CITY or RICHMOND, INDIANA, BDNDS
CITY OF TERRE uAUTE lNDlAEA. BONDS.
TOWN OF MARIETTA, OHIO. BONDS.
SABINE COUNTY. KANSAS, BONDS -
NEOSIO FALLS TOWNSHIP, KANSAS, BONDS.
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK, Dividend per cent payable oh
PITTSBURGH FORT WAYNE. AND CHICAGO RAILWAY, Div
ilend payable 9TH July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

The terms Of Subscription win be as iolow'i
TEN PR CENT Of tie amount Of stock subscribed FOR 70 be paid In
cash the tine Of subscription residue 10 be paid called for By
the Board Of Directors OF thirty ds bat call at any one
o exceed ten per cent
Scrip the rate Of cent per annnm WI" DC
BY the Company PAYABLE out earnings Of the Railway on all
nsaents paid on stock subscribed for within thirty days AFTER ~
spbsoHpton Books shall be opoHed .-.,- -, 49,
The Company the right to close he oaD'c'Po" "
Afer the twenty-n.lth day o. July l'h'
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
Alexander I: Stewart, Commissioner, on behalf
John Jacob Astor. ? fne Co.,o,pv.
Levi ?. Morton,
New York jane &c. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

MoEiLE JAY C0a lomirai Mdilngr ls!el9lc net receipts
10 bales. EH.s. lol5Z bales 80
BAIrlNoEr Jsy Lection frner bat aiyi Miidng 20la
rC.c rt rs bales; gross l5J Lai eEpCs-coas'Tse q
l. stool l92 bales.
J-'y Cotton s-ro-gi low MirF lea2Oei net r.
s; ezpoTscoaise 2o5 baci sales p balesi stock
ASH bales.
EwOELEAys Juv L-Coon firm; Mllngs 20c net receipts
Il bales gross $50 halss add his 1875! bales from samples
waste damaged Sci exports Britain, Oo bales sales, l
bales; stock, b7 acual cOant, 81 JOG bales. - $500.
July lCot;on tending downward MdtAnss $4,000
receipts 10 taes epOrt Great Britain $50 bales coaswse
{ 233 bales; sales. 81 bales; stock 1907 bales.
July Lection quet Good Ordinary 6c net receipts
sales g,l bales; s'och Z6.331 htcs
wTns6ToS Jay -otton firm; Mdlncs 20c; net receipts
O. bales
BosToy July Lection str0Bgi hddnss se bales
JAY l-Cotton steady; Mlirngs, poe net receipts
- bss 1-oastsse ~ bales sales 100 ba!esi STOCK spa
bales ,.,. ----.s IL, -. -, end q, God
- vi AZ gc Liverpool MddLBg sales lOV oaiesi re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

VIRGINIA and TENNESSEE Il. X. co.
The Coupons July bonds o. tie above Compan
will be paid by LANCASIElt, Brown ,o.,.
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miscellaneous.
fcaal Nclices.
Notifies Of Bankruptcy.

INSTRUCT COURT Of the U u saahhs
n FOh Inn matter JAMES {. PEABODY aud NiLiA
n ITSoS trailing Peabody Watson Bs5hraP, ai h, ,ai
81 fnh e estate James G. Peabody and Mlln ~ ns,St
A'lft sus and state Of PennsYiVani IN $50
81 - b dulT sugd bankrupt upoa psnton o. s tsossns
VIZ Of debts and the delivery 81 any
ana h tyo them their and the tiAs,I ~ "A
70 AZ a. hem arr forbidden by law meeting Of Ae @ al thr
eH ~ 4, nro,e choose o. ino as
o Nm b. hel al Court Of BankP,c 70 zoe p3 m sl AZ
4 philadelphia in ad pstft on e Ii' esq Of The
O'Clock n al the O inc 49, III NJ q RkGOn,
Res slgTs 70 balAiuV9 " ~ u. MauhA fg< SAD p'''S-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

NBTTOPOLITAN NATIONAL DANk,(
No. 100 BROADWAY, NEw.YoRE, Juno % l87l )
nIVIDFND-The Directors of the METRO
- PCLTAN NATIONAL BANK have DAY declared SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE % PER CENT, FREE OF TAX,
PAYABLE on tie irt MONDAY Of July ncyt.
GE0. + sEYEY Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

NFw.YoRK PHuADEIrhlA, july L. i''''
TEHE UNDERSIGNED have this day 1Ollneu
Copar.rershp for the transaction Of Geu,ai ~
nestle BANNING BUSINESS in New York and Ihldepm uhoef inc
frn uaues Of DRENEL. MORGAN q,
atm Nn':3 Rychsngeplaee, he"'iofk'
DNA'N No 81 South Tlrist., Philadelphia
T. A. DRESEI, ! Resiipgiu
J. DRExEL, : piii.3eInIa
I IL WnIGHr iN'.''''P"~
PlrRroyT MoRoiN, Rejlrg in
W. DREXEL, Ncv,'yd1t .
j. n ROBINSON, ~
Thu Undersigned have this formed Copari9eIsp for the aA'A'
uon OIL uene'S pRRXBL HARJBS Co,
No 3 Rue Scribe
DRENBL & Co.
pREXEL MORGAN Co.
JOHN II. HAiJES
EUGENE WINTHROP.
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nlarhinerp.
Cost an0 gouu0.
flarb!e ano 5Inte Hlantels.

SAn VERY FINE SLATE MANTELS at re-
sDUU duce Prices, the 81 Gays l. B. STEWART Cos
6O5 Sixth ave between Thirty fth and Thirty-,Ithst4
oIS AND UPWARDS-Marble Mantels,
- - work good raterls prices lower Than any other house,
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Gales bn Auctiou

A. NRi;vN. AEctonesr.
10y BANGS, NERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor.
ID 4hSales Of Boots Works 81 Art Faey Gooi Furniture Sc
GEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. Date Leayitt,
" strcbegh Cor Clinton H-n Aolpace P)r The sang 4
COLLECTIONS Of Books PAtNrNG 9ai "
kinds Of LIrERARY PROPERIY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
THE NETWORK
VlADUCT
Railway Company.

DIRECTORS.
Alexander T. Stewart, A. Oakley Hall,
William III. Tweed, John Jacob Astor,
August Belmont, Peter D. Sweeny,
Charles A. Lamont, Levi P. Horton,
James F. d. Lanier, Hugh Smith,
Franklin osgood, William T. Blodgett
William Butler Duncan, Richard 0'3orman.
John J. Bradley, Jose F. Navarro
Charles L. Tiffany, Henry Smith,
William II. Travers, Edward B. Wesley,
Joseph seligman, Manton Marble,
Richard 3. Connolly, John Taylor Johnston,
Henry Hilton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

yu,rJE Commons of the CALIFORNIA PAClFl,
RtURoAb COMPANY and the CALIFORNA PACIi III M
ROAD EXTENSION COMPANY which iai due JOY l. 0' VIII
paid on thai dA'S A. '"' j. i. WORTH Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
cu,r,co11vE STOCK MARKRT-Jr11 !.

p.,.i,,. f reel2 IN Cattle 58j Hos 6782 sheen ship
eStsg-9 Cc 42l7O Togs, 1850 SHEEP same week ~ w ne
C.t. H0-s so sheep Shii slt ~ al s,
& ~ ri ti,cp Goo Cattle 10 moderate dem nd bat
Common re ver, iu poor lef over uusoa common 70
80 49, "a u-r 10 Good 500 - 5J Prime 70 Choice snip
49, as - &C. Hogs steady - Sa - 10 Sheep are IN
i.lt demand and but tile doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03

OFYloK MERCANTILE fIkh ISs. 20 To-, {
lC6 Bn6aDwAY, EEw-YoRK June -, l6ii)
TIME BOARD of Directors have Tins day de-
elsrsd a sEMEAENUAL DlSlDLAp ~ ga rAA NA'i i''
Of Government 'Ai' i-! a. w. PARMRLEB, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-03
Gauinns Dnnii5.

DOWERY SAVINGS BANK.
INTEREST will be paid to depot1rs at the rate OF SIX PER
CENT Five Dollars Two thousand Dollars and on
reirg Two Thoq end Dollars FIVE Peg ES qfon sae
agreeable with tie provisions Of the Bylaws, aud
pavsbe on md after MONDAY, July II, 1871. =
DAILY from 10 o'clock in the hOhlNH 20 y
O'Clock in AFTERNOON and viii continue open MONDAYS
until o'clock In tie EVENING, at No. 100 BOWery.
$500 THOMAS JEREMIAH, President.
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1871 July INTEREST.
EOlI. CrrIzENs. s.MLNDs n !. "
Chances for Business Alen. {

A FARMER, who thoroughly understands
IA Cattle and who has $4,000 invest haye salary and 81 la
tert IN large tract 81 LAND, and Cattle Raising Com.ny 10
SOUTHERN COLORADO where te prospect " pIoh iensa
Ih best references required +. l. BARNlM Bridgeport Com
FOR SALE, in n superior location uptown
Atelass GROCERY, dong large sal hrt clls business
Inquire Of HENRY TRUMPBR No. 20 West Tsenty.nnL-s
T'O HOTEL-KEEPERS and CLERKS,-A
LANOLOkB si'h capital Of 5000 Is wanted for lloiei
Tor Summer travellers The best Of viii be male with sr
nce man Particulars sent By H0rELOWNER o. Box ~ Wor
oe.ter Mass
ITO CAPITALISTS.-For SALE, q very vau-
able LEAD MINE h The West now In sucees operation with
additional capital can be made pay per investments
viii sell at low rate either part whole Of property Inquire a
Room H. No. 80 Broadway.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21

IE-Tho proposed photographic survey
Of Vermont, it is hoped, will awaken her
citizens and capitalists who are DESTROYS
Of investing their money in some pro6ta-
BILE enterprise, to the fact that Vermont
has facilities for manufacturing, which,
if improved, would make her very
wealthy state. Every business man, eve
ry professional man and every mechanic,
who invests dollar in n manufacturing
establishment in his town, or center Of
business, is adding per centum of value
to every acre and building and business
and profession within the radius of its
local influence The accumulation of the
odd dollars of a community like Middle
bury and vicinity, which might be spared
put into the development of, for in.
stance, the old Foundry falls, one mile
north of Middlebury Village, would SO.
cure to us the presence of successful man.
ufacturos which would employ many men
and bring hithcr for permanent residence
perhaps hundreds Of families. All this
would add to tho material value Of our
houses, our lands and our business, giving
a larger market for the wares Of the mer.
chant and the products Of the farm. and
affordipg larger constituency for the
lawyer and the physician,a wider field OF
usefulness for the clergyman, help support
our local public institutions, and in many
other ways contribute to the prosperity
Of our citizens. Our people should give
more attention to this subject, and seek
out opportunities to effect the develop.
ment OF our uudeveloped resources for
manufactures.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21

The New YORK OBsERvER.-The New
York Observer enters upon its Fiftisth
Year on tho lst of January next. It's
career has been one Of the most success
full in history of American journalism.
Every department is conducted with
ability. Its Foreign Correspondence is
unrivalled, and its Independence in COM
menting upon political corruptious is in
the highest degree praisworihy.
We notice that it appears in New
Dress" and also announces that the sue
cess Of its Yearbook for 1871 will result
in Volume No, 2 for 1872, which will be
still more complete in its statistical and
other tables of information, and in its
general arrangement.
Such enterprise deserves success, and
wo advise our readers TO send for speci.
men copy Of the paper free until January
lst.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21

The AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for No
vember is most attractive aud valuable
issue Of this popular magazine. In its
varied contents we notice several good
stories and sketches illustrated articles
on the Great Morass OF North America
and Newport; Letters from under Lamp.
post; an Odd Fellow Abroad Leaves
from a Rovers Lifc-log Scientific and
Curious Facts; Humors of the Day !;
Ladies Olio; interesting miscellany cor.
respondence from all quarters, 40, &c.
Published by the A. o. F. Association,
No. 96 Nassau street, New York $3.50
year,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21

MIDDLEBCRY, I. NOV. II.
Mn. EpIroR-Dear Sir | am inter-
ested in the case of State rs. Bascom.
| would like to know if his getting out OF
his dilemma by the delinquency of the
Justice is to be the end of the matter.
Mr.. Editor, you are supposed to know
everything, and will you give me infor.
nation upon this subject If it is true,
as alleged and generally believed, that
Mr.. Bascom has been selling Intoxicating
liquor to be used as a beverage, al. sum-
mer, while pretending to keep temper
ance drug store, he ought to be taken up
and made an example Of Somebody is
to blame for not attending to the matter.
Will you inform me whose business it is
10 prosecute Yours &c.
TEMPERANCE MAN.
One Of Temperance Mans" ques.
tions is too hard for us. We cannot say
whether that is to be the end of the mat.
ter or not. 1t may or may not be, just
as the people wish about it, The law is
open, and if Temperance Man" desires
to have the matter pushed, he can enter
complaint to the proper officer, aud no
doubt it will be attended to. The States
Attorney and all town grand jurors are
informing officers and it is their duty to
prosecute, on complaint of any private
citizen, if in their judgment there is
probable case.
As for Temperance Mans reference
to "alleged" sales Of intoxicating liquors.
we have only this to say Every state.
ment we have made on the subject, is
strictly true, so far as it goes. 1t is true
we might have said more, and gone into
details, specifying cases Of actual sale OF
whiskey and other liquors, by the pint
and by the glass, medicated and other.
wise, naming victims or patrons, going
back beyond the time when the Reverend
clergy were in the habit Of opening tenn
perance addresses by thanking God that
there was zone temperance drug store in
Vermont and that in Middlebury, kept by
Frank II. Bascom d. Co." and coming
down to sales made subsequently to Bas.
CONS prosecution But we didn't care to
do SO. That would have been called
persecution" To be sure his getting
out of his little difficulty with the State
Of Vermont in the questionable way he
did, was, in itself, a confession of guilt.
But that is no matter. Public Opin.
ion," he says, "sustains him, and even
clergymcn congratulate him" on the
success of his vancouver. Besides, il
any magistrate has the audacity to fine
him as the law directs, or if any one dares
to tell how it was done, he threatens then
with the displeasure of the Odd Fellow,
brotherhood and the Masonic fraternity
both Of which, We may from this threat
infer, he has in his pocket, so that nc
one wishes to meddle with this powerful
autocrat. Whether this answers TEN
psrsnce Mans" request. or not, we don't
know, neither do we care.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21

@|Few Of our people are aware Of
the terrible meaning there is in the words
destitution and poverty. As the tightncss
OF money in this community begins to
pinch and annoy our average classes Of
tolerably good livcrs, there is a class,
even here, to whom the approach Of what
is called "hard times" comes with crush.
ing weight 1t is well for us who are in
competent circumstances to look about
us and remember tho poor, who after an
abundant harvest and apparently the
usual prosperity, and at the beginning OF
our long cold winter, are already the
subjects of pressing need. None Of us
can be too much impressed with the i'm
portance of living carefully within our
incomes. All needless expenditures
should be avoided, and the savings by
such economy should be saved for, or
given at once to the poor.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21

IouNG AMERICA, joy to our juvcu-
lies, and the admiration Of parents has
completed another year. In its very
useful career we have no doubt its old
patrons will continue, and new ones will
flock to its steady support, as it is one of
the many Of our juvenile publications
that fills all the requirements we desire
in such book, while the small price, 81
per year, or the liberal inducements for
clubs, puts it within tho reach Of all fam
lilies. w. Jennings Demorest, Publish.
or. 1898 broadway. N. Y.