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The judges on the races of the afternoon we've
George Davis of Montpelier, Caleb Ticknor of
Milile5ary, sad A. J. Merrill Of Colchester.
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CAKoLr>H ERADLEg's ESTATE.

ME, the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trct Of Cnittendon, Commissioners 10 receive,
inc and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
s-iulston. in said District. deceased and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and
SIX months from the day Of the date hereof being al
lowed By said Court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice that We will attend TO the
business Of our appointment at the dwelling hou.o
OF William AiI-r in Willis On. in said dis
tr.ct on the first Tuesdays Of January and March
next, at 10 O'Clock A. VI on each Of said days
Dat-d this 18th day Of March A. d. 1871.
WILLIAM MILLER, lg---,so
G. ". BKJWNELL COMMISSIONERS
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WE, THE sUBSCRBERS having been appoint.
w Ell hy the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District ~ Chltrenteu Co. m ssi0ners o. receive
exauli ne and ADJUST the claims and demands Of all
persons Saust the estate % IL man Cumm ms late
Of Bl-n.t11 in said District deceased ana also all
claims ana demands exhibited To- Offset hereto and
six months from the day of tie date hereof, being
allowed hy said Court Cor that purpose We there
fore hereby give notice, that VIII attend 20 the
business Of our appointment at she store Il Brns-
malt a Hiidreth 10 burlil4tua, in sait District on
the ist MOui y 1. February and April next, at 20
o'clocs A. NJ. on each Of said day.
Dated this .th day at October. A. D. 1871.
LEVtEETT j. ENGLtSBN, tro-,,,-s.s,-.-s
CHESTER HILDREIH. -
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Circulars containing Testimonials sent free on
application.
For sale by DrIggi IS generally, or .e1t 10 all
parts of the country. securelv packed, upon the
rece p, Of The price, One Dollar n Bottle, by the
proprietor.
Henry & Co Wholesale Agents, Burlington, VI.
DR.. c. C. TOPLIFF, Proprietor
nc. l---u4-n EisherYIlle. N. u.
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Rvss-KIBBY IN this city. at the residence Of
Dea NJ. Davis oct i-th. by Rev. VIM. 70. Rugs VI
Salisbury, ass sted hy Rev. NJ 4 wilcox, Mr..
John Qlircy Adams Rug 20 Por, Henry i. y,
T. Miss May LOUIS Kirby of Burlington.
CHAvHERLAIS-f0Rp.-Iu Rochester Vt Get.
18th, o., Kew. Ge1 5 Gus russy. Dir James G.. Cham
berl4in ald Miss Nellie s. Ford, both of Granville.
CoLLIER-ASGgLL.-In Providence, +. L. Oct
l--h. Pr ssor Peter Collier % the University a
Vermont and Caroline r., caU ht1r cl the late An
creF A. Angel Of &c .tulte, l.. T.
LlugLLE-L,rUc.-In Hines ursh. Oct. %, hy
Rev. e.. r. Perrin, iir LEWIS Lauel-e and Mis-
Emily Lacuc. both o. Milton.
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BL:kE-In Greeley. Colorado. on the 18th inst, Of
typhoid fever, Mrs. Mary A y. Austin wife u
Harry T. Blake, formerly pur-e- 90 Lake Chan
plain steamers; AGED % years acl months.
VII 1coMB.-In Fzsex, Get. %, ThCm1s Whit
comb. 10 the 9Ith year % his age.
pErERsoS-At Csmtrii-ep.rt Mass Oct. 9Th.
Mars F. Morey, wife of B. y. Petenon. az,d 20
years months.
CHANDLER in St Adams. Oc- 9Th, satina H4r
years.
BRica.N.-In Es.ex, oc, d. Hiss Ala NJ. Rris-
han, a -ei D. years.
PA2NESrfR In Po,hes'er, VI, Get. 9Th, M-s.
Susluuah Plrmsuter, aged Sc years.
BE.wyIyG.-Ia RIchn nj, O--. -.h. sirs. Psr-'s
FIosn.r-. " te % Rev. IllIaf L-oTula-, aged So
years, months ard ~ days
E4kEa.-ln Rochester, ce,. och, Mr.. william
D. ~. a-td ~ wears.
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EDWARD BARLOW,
No. i55 Cburch SIRE


To introduce any new article to popular use u Is
necessary 10 a1vertiss 1t in some way We wish 70
Introduce our new sterling Cotton ana shan
therefore sell it for the immi date present, at SIX
EDWARD BARLOW.
No. Is6 Church street.
Oct l5-i&ytf
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As far as ss-est4iuai, the following Is tie


Tie judges announced their decision on the
fourth hes, Of the second race Of the fret Jay.
Jo. Brown was placed last in TIE lis, fr @n.
driving. i,tecame necessary to t7at tie aHA
heat 70 decide the race which was woa by 90
Brown, ty reck, Fanny se,ani The follow
ia-istie
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WILusTox.- good people of Williston are
making a handsome contribution in the way of
-'5thnr for the Chicago sufferers
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Eme-2.56 -. ?. SO, $50. 254.
Filbert is owned in Malone, N. T., Hamilton
in Hartford, Conn, and General Stannsrd g,
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Winooski. The General was raised by Colonel
L. G. B. Cannon, of this city, is Of beautiful
dark bay color, is elk years old, and stands six
teen hsnds and one inch high. The horse is
now owned by Austin & Brown, and gives prom
Use of making as good trotter as he is elegant
in appearance
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Died

Let the bald ard gray use Halls Vegetable Sici-
liam Hair Remover, II they desire good heal Of
hair in youth.
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THE
7 II BE- 4 y -
-FlG-
EOER EEOESEESOEE1.

The poorest OF all p-or economy. is 20 Use poo-
thread.
Owing 70 the general introduction OF the Sewing
Machine, the usuupt.-n Of thread. ia this clun-
Try, has nore than doubled in the last ten years.
With the increased use of thr1la. there has arisen
demand. greater than ever for f,ultisss article
The requiem ents @ to-day. both for ssw.-- ma
chine work and for that which is done By hand are
for thread which IS strong, smooth, evenly finish
3D. free from knots and other Irregularities. as we'll
as from s.z1-, waxing. AID similar additions TO
the re.
Excellent work, either ty hand or machine. can
be do1e only with nultess thread.
In order TO meet these requirements, the house Of
A. T. STEWART co, has introduced into this
country. the Sterling" Tl-sad, which has .ou-
bee1 recognized as
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The Etst Hair Dressing in the world il
Lyons Celebrated kathairon. It has been tested
FIR over ~ ears, and is cons anty growing in f-v0-
IL not only b3lutihes the HAIR. but causes il 70
grow luxurantly, ard prevent it from falling out
and turning gray Oct lj-Wiw
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Che flarRrts



VA. rfs,,r Union ft,. steel --.,l..
f'" --t hh- A.. q. 1- 49, Or. 81. $50.
..'A ...A At AAita-i.
Cattle. Sheep 6 lamb. ss.rr.
Ia.- week.
Last wee.. II.-
Vermont.
Prices .. N.-hct Leel-A iew choice ss-l. exc
trl. o.. l--. quality. E--l .s-.rt
quality. g. G --I. third quality. s-lf lrr .f
tr.-cs store cat-Ie-N0-All- Oxen. e. uaf- l..
SIH So 9.
NtlcI Cows and Ha' gl- from ssIer r|. ayt-, g..
az
flrrHE cows. L..l
lclr.1-s.s U .-. Ie.y years o.1 l--. rIr.r
years al, af
Western ilt sw.ue 1--we, lole. Northern nr.s.ef
Hos, .-c F-.
st.re Hogs -va.. csile. none.
Prices oi sheep aau lambs In lois. shearct
sheep, -'. s. 7T, g ~ s. and g. each. Extra.
SIS. % from o. &c g b.
sp1lls Liant,
frees g. iii-.s. la-Ils and Ss.us-lri-ltau Hides.
-a sac B. b. Ta...r. na.-r ,,t Courf-,. lji.,..
as, -n Taliow, 50 4ac Et. Psl.s. 5 3. E. CIf
sklus.i1 "a S., g. Dc.
rg,-.-y.
t.t.e.-i-H' Hel- % NaftAerl cattle tA.5 week.
M-'n 'ia go -.l o. le mean sWi'cAoc oil 40
Acli'fl. iAr supplies were landed % this marset
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Average temperature. Of the week a. col Of The
same week 1870 81. p; fall OF rain . inches.
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MoSrrELIEH.-The annual meetings Of the ] ire
Insurance Companies in Montpelier, were held on
"Wednesday, tie 18th, and the reports o.! both
companies show them TO De in prosperous con-
ditioa. The officers elected for the ensuing year
are ss follows:
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in Esses, October 5th at the residence of his son
Eustus r. hitcomh, Mr.. Thomas hitc nh. aged
-l years The deceased was Of the oldest n
hahuants Of Essex He was born in Swanzey, y.
H.. and not ar from seventy years ago moved with
bis father 70 ki:hmoud, Vt, from kichm :, n.
II whore be resifed for many years. Though not
an aspiraut FOR punc favor, ne was Away knoWa
a quiet, hon rab and exemplary tizsn. 1hir-
te children were the fruit Of his marriage, ten OF
whom survive him. Lie all Of our older people.
he encountered the hardships ard priyatioIs Of
new cou try, and knew we'll Tor years the inconye
nences Of poverty. Success at last Sned hi, ia
hIrs His sons are c ua;ed among the lar-est and
mot successful Vermont fam rs. entsrp lie and
Thrift having placed all his children 10 Independent
a ca y circumstances lhus like snci -rt pa
tria oh, the aged and venerable father has gone to
Die rest Con-
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Nslage reason to know that the Spy OF
ss-,ets1.' the new play which the boys
..5s e-ml Army are to bring out esrly next
-.r.5. 1913 telling drama. Excellent talent will
.. s-r SGD IN putting it on the stage, AMI it
z.l deserve the largest public patronage.
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SERIOUS ARRAY AT HUSrNGroS.-A few
Sundays ago. a serious and nearly fatal affrsy
occurred st Collins Hotel. Huntington E W.
Chamberlain, hSraess-maker, and Sidney Rem
SLOW we're in the Iar-ro0m in the afternoon when
The former began to Joke young Reaslow in a
coarse and vulgar manaer, aud he replied
This went on for some time. Chamberlain
d1linc he was getting the worst of il, took the
ars-roker sud struck Benslow ever the head,
la5.siuc him down, cutting frightful gssh in
bis ssiIp. AMI bending the iron nearly double
Further beligerence was prevented by the
isssaisrs. The next dsy. on complaint Of
Grand Juror johnson. Chamberlain was brought
te.rs Justice Ross, charged with assault with
1'-1tNb1 The responder; plead guilty to
Toe charge. and was put under $50 90 bonds for
Dis arfesraee At the next term Of the County
C11-.
HNavRsu ScuooLs.-Delegations Of the
a't fp.ls-s IN the public schools of Hinesburgh
net attae High School room in the village on
saturday October p, AMI under the direction
Of ihsclairn,n Of the school directors hell a
ira. in spelling. The first premium was
awarded to Miss Eva Kenyon twelve years Of
age, Of school number ten aud the second pre-
mum to Miss Furlong OF school nu mber l.
The directors have nearly completed the ar
-sasemeuts Cor The winter term. which is to be
Of eleven weeka. Mr. Rider and Miss Kate
8secher are TO continue in the High School
The nearly uniform price for the primary
schools is $500 per week Of five days
Augustus MeERea Of TIinesburgh, has contrib
utel SIC in aid Of the Chiesgo suiFaeera.
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ADVENT MeEiSGs Is S0U1H HUNTNGroS.-
-.s Sui sleepers, or seventh DAY AIyentists are
r ius meetings IN the Town House in
l. Iiluiuc'oa, the weather being too cool
s- .a,- They have been somewhat successful
a la- cI.r's, ss they have already made one
prs. yte Who lau'two-s satarily.-on only buys
AL. -.Is Ga that day.
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Buy your SPOOL Cotton at Earlow's, at six cents
pool.
Wishing to Introduce the
STERLING SPOOL COTTON

t. our customers AID the puhlis shall for the
preseut sell il the low price Of six cents 1ool,
BY the single spool. by the dozen or in larger
quantities We consider that this thread Il iuiiy
tqual to any other spool cotton Ir both hand and
ma shine SEWING, and we shall only sell IL 81 ms
prics 9 csats) f1f a tins, u introd1ee il.
EDWARD BARLOW,
No. i55 CEUrch STREET
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RecOmme ded By the hest Physician.
Reld tho owing testim lnid.
RosT0N. Mass. Oct. 1874.



Dear SRI hal . serious trouble with my throat
and lungs, which troubled me eNcee iin.ly, and
mar almost dsspaIrel of getting relief, when was
tod OF YOUR syrup Of Tar, which tried with the
nest of results, a. 1 am nov quite we'll. Nv co1sh
has lett and al. has disappeared a II by
magic. | write YOU this that others may try il and
be beneite1, as ! can recommend 10 T. all.
". II. BOWMAN,
IA Cambridge street.
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IT Il SAID that If Il puff OF air were to be blown
into a vein ef an rlnal. death would ms ant
aneously follow. tecause cremation would he
stopped. The blood makes the entire circuit Of the
human body every seveu IN nutes, and Whenever
this circullii is inpeded or ary its channels
clogget b Impurities which ought u be carried oh
csea' fO'lows-fever l. disorder Of liver o. i'd
ncys or scrofula, or dyspepsia To get az and re-
move the source Of the diii'ulty, the O d and
iufalihle blood purifier, DR.. WALKEa's CALIFo =
MA VINEGAR BlTTEas. O,t l3-td&w4F
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DIX. TOPLIFF'S
SYRUP Of T.ER

CURES ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND
LUNGS. SUCH AS COUGHS COLDS. GROUP,
CANkER. BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
WH0OPING COUGH, BLEEDING OF
TIE LUNGS AND CONSUMPTION.
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BURLIS0IOS, VT, Jan. 2lI. i--l

To the PUsLic.
have no hesitation 10 rec5mneLdin: Dr. smyth,
after seeing him perform very s-iIful operation
on tho ear Of Rev. P J. O'Carrou. who WIS thereby
instautaneously cured Of deafness ofIong sta-din-
LOUIS DzGOEsBRIAND
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IMPORTANT LETTER
IRON
Oscar .stiCOOd, -. ~,
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
PLATTsBURGH, =. \.

DHs. L.CHrHILL 4 SAYrH.
TEAR sIRs.-The severe Catarrhal affection with
which have been troubled for six years has alaos;
entirely disappeared. Iieel content q a speedy
and permanent cure. Imlst chser:ully bear te-.i-
mony to the great skill which you have shown In
the treatment Of my aitcas,, and take pleasure
in recommending you to those VINO are similarly
afflicted.
Very respectfully yours,
OSCAR ATWOOD.
PLlrfsBUaGH. =. Y, Sept. IS i--I.
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.-aat1ns
~ a.
- -. - - "
l'', .-v,v tBb, # bnt.sr r.rn, IL ,i-
l''- -,.r f-om 10 T., II cont. - :,
1912 cents rsr r,nrs r.
ar,-5 To- = cents TAI made . to so cents
per u1i
S NoyuNzSr.-Preparatious sre be-
.-.-.ls r Charles F Hammond, Esq, to
.-.q- q; Hsmmoni's Corner, Grown
.....V Y.-r5 fee, sumounteI by life
.....s slider. TO the memory Of men
---..I finn Crown Point. and lost their
..- ... great rebellion.
e..sgs reason TO know that the " Spv OF
.ss.-,ri.sa.'' the new play which the bows
9Th. g-suI Army are to bring out early next
month. is telling drama. Excellent talent will
ttcrg.l IN putting it on the stage, AMI it
SID deserve the largest public patronage.
- ,-g.-,,,s -- SIN TI,-,.--,.-.-,,.
rssar sieepers, OF seventh DAY AIveutists are
ling meetings 10 the Town House in
1. Hun .iurt5a, the weather being too cool
s- a,- They have been somewhat successful
at-a- el.r's. as they have already made one
yta Who don't vo'k Saturday. only buys
lal -..s CD that Day.
r. .- l,,.,.g.--. o- ,I--s.--.
t-,-t
......r,.--. - Co. - -,
-.r .ea'.r' were entirely consumed by FIRE,
r.a ",e.a.ents Of The siaughter-house, and a
lE hay 10 the barn. The fire took from
sf'.a -1 eatouiidmg, where Mr. Munger
vas accustomed 20 Try tsl!oF. Mr.. Nuuger's
fa.a- 7a'''o- There was no insurance
r...r v,r-..rrr Hossr. NJ K.-o,v IF
-..- las,, v,lrsb,s b,-s, fsv 5.r,
.t-rt t,g,,r,-,, b,,-., s..,,r,,. It.
.....l ,,,i,s an q. b,-,,-,,.,o-
.,.,-. .,.,
...,--.-..
-. go -' 7''
---- ---- -,'1 W. ---l-' ''''
aalL-Unierhii Flats is taking "nes
departure" Two new housea are already nearly
.-.--,-,.--e.-.,-,-.,,'-''
- - ''' -. '''.'''7 ''
> ~ ''''
-s AlAisny is 10 successful operation under
1. -l''2e %, dr. u W. winch and bio popl-
Ai a'-'''n'' Mss Mary r. Barker Both are
meeting The highest ani'2'PAt0as Of the pa
gins .i The school
u,.r....s-r Tho e.l,,-;,., -..,.l r,-..r.
r-,.,r- -...ls,+s.,f r5.,.st,-,,t nov, ,,.-..s
...... r..-..-
I'm p.,s-sr ,e+b.s--, ,eR,,,-.. Son.
............, ,.-..b.r.s r.u... g. g, 80
-...l.......-.. i.-...-., ..-.-., .t..---,,--
-.,..re..- No. .-,. ......,,.l 3. -
.t..-.-.. '..s.-:-...t.-'..-.. r...,---
.,..4.s- -.,.,, .,., VII.
NV CHM of,ba firm ,fBoob,-.o Cannon
... ami asbb dealer. +, c,-ri.re .,I b,-n,s.
....,,..-. .,.l ,-;-n--.,.-. S.. S.
D. W. Butler Of the hrm OF Butler 81 Go 1ea-
.ers in paper and paper stocks Lake Street
j. NJ sweet of the firm Of j. NJ Sweet B. Co.
ieAiers DO A-'es ana WOOL Ainzie street
,,.... ,-........ r...... 7-- -..---,..p -.4-.
u'y 90" oe considered as iuly competed and
IS open O. the public The repairs which have
heel, ...-s extensive have rasul-el in r,isip-
..-.-... 80 .l. -. 90. .
''e1'
tee 70 ans some i've feet al each end, ani
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AND VICINITY.
Meteorological Record.

t.t AZ y: Long 3 : 10; Elevation above tide
,ts- s5- feet above Lake Champlain 277 feet
CcrOBER-THIRD WEES-ls7l.
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Aug w6rn
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Thermometer. BARON. WINDS.
: AN pm sP.M. (meanl7 Az. PIX. sP.H'e
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ByITelegraph.
stock Market.
New YORK, Oct. 25

New YoRK, Oct. 25.
MONEf-Was active st per cent. currency to :
per cent gold and for turning stocks I-32Dl-6 was
paid, Discounts were urgent at I2dIs
STERLING ENCHANGE-Was dull at lOsB
6OLD-Was dull at lllsGllli. Loans were fat
to an 1. This cleaTngs were 81 600 On and ex-
Ports only $4,000 instead Of as before reported
G0VkRNME NTS-Were steady.
STATE bONDS-Were irregular
Sr0CkS-Were strong and higher; FaciHc Mail
and Cleveland and Pittsburg up 81 per cent, and
the average rise in others was per cent. The
following are the closing quotations.:
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AgSTlNGTOS'>
Saturday Bulletin
-oY-
NEW BOOKS.
TOBER 81. 1911
HAND BOOK OF SOCIETY, vols, Diamond
Edition.
CLfrILDF. or the secret Of three generations.
SUNNY PATH. Nv Caroline y Davis.
a BOOK OF GOLDEN THOUGHTS, by Henry At
we'll.
THE ROB BEERS CAVE, stoTy q it1ly.
ZANfTA-a Tale Of tho Yosemife-r Yeiveft0n-
Ot ERLAND. a Novel BY J. W DeForrest
LADY JUDITH hv Justin Mccarthy.
JOSHUA MARVEL, by b. l. FaiieOn-
LITTLE JAKEY ~ Mrs. "A. ii-krOsit.
PICTUr;ES ~ Black. by Paul kOne9Ea.
A Journey ROUND NY ROOM by Maistre-
transl.t-t from tbs Fre1ch.
FIRE ~ TaE WOODS, by Pro. Mile, B. O.W c.
Ferries.
sPAFKs CT GENIUS. The whispering Pine So
RES.
NAILS DRIVEN HOME, by Geo. Sargent
HARRY MAITLAND - he ~ rant Father by
Elizabeth Dours.
MAGAZINES for November
Corner Church and College Streets
Oct 2O-d3ttwlw
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Hos. JoHN PIEaPoISr, Presiding Judge
Hoy. NATHAN LINCOLN, ! -. lilo
Hon. EATHASIEl PARKER, ms -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

The progress Of the seasons has again
enahled the husbandman TO garner the
fruits successful of toll. Industry has
been generally well rewarded. We are at
peace with oil nations, aud tranquility,
with few exceptions prevails at home.
Within the past year We have in the
main been free from ills which affected
our kind. II some Of us have calamities
there is an occasion for sympathy with
tho sufferers Of resignation. on their
part TO the will of the Most High
end Of frejoieing to the many who have
been meSs favored. l therefore recommend
thst onTbusdsy, The 3olb day of fNoptm'
Der next, the people meet u. their respect
i've places Of worssipi and there make the
usual acknowledgements to Almighty
God for the blessings lie las conferred
upon them, for their merciiul exemption
from evils,an invoke His protection and
kindness for their less fortunate brethrei
whom 10 His wisdom lie deemed best tS
chastise. In faith whereof I bereunto
re. my hand and caused the seal OF Stat'
to be affixed. u. 5. GRANT, Pres.
HkMmros FISH, sec'y Of State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04

REFLECTION, suck ~ uninterrupted pros.
periy and corntost seldom bring, has been.
and will be-, M, deubt, one OF the results more
or less, common, oh the late Chicago expert.
ence. Hsre slavery good sample, in tha,
direction, from. al late number of the Chicago
7fi6uns:
we have been living too expeDsively.
The Rrofuseness of one class found imi.
tateIs> ia all Others This extravaganza
ruledi in all things. Where, we once
used a yard of lace, or wore single
diamond, ten would not now satisfy US.
Expensivencss beeoEae the sSeih test.
European tours we've substituted for
summer visits TO the country carriages
and costly horschesh were so penei al
that the want of them was sign of
comparative indulgence, to be resented
by society. The servans wousen OF rszl
ouidnessed their employers OF 1861.
From pInatore 10 broadoloth from
marbles to b; ards from molasses candy
TO Havanas at twenty-five dollars per
hundHed, waa brt one Jump. Pelestri-
anis'n becan.s sulgas, ard livery stables
became rhh From all parts of the
world show people flocked iahcr, espe-
cially to Chicago, receiving royal prices
for their. exhibition. The receipts of the
LIQUOR ssloOns la this city reached an.
nually $4,000, eco three hundred bill
lard tables each receive five dollars per
day ; we expended one million dollars
annually in public amusements we ex-
pended, in excess of moderate use. two
millions OF dollars for cigars we ex.
pended TOR keeping horses and carriages,
mainly for show, immense sums We ex-
pended ostentn,iously upoa psivase and
very uncomfortable entertainments ma,
thousand pen night, anal ten times as
aach for useless dress to display at them.
We spent two dollars where one would
suffice for clothing of all kinds, and we
all, from the highest TO the loves, have
been affected by the spirit of shoddy.
In all these things We eau retrench." -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04
Suspended Insurance Companies.

The following Is = list of all the Insurance
Companies, exclusive of those of Chicago,
that have suspended in consequence Of the
great fire
Western, Of Buffalo. .
Washington, Ot New York
Atlantic, of Providence r. l.
American, of Providence, H. l.
Astor, of New YORK City. tH
EIna, of New York City.
Albany City. of Albany.
American Centrak, of st Louis.
Atlaariu, OF New York.
Beckman, OF New York.
Buffalo City, of Buffalo.
Buffalo Fire and Marine, of Buffalo,
Commonwealth, OF New York.
Commerce, Of Albany.
Caniiah City, of Albany
Charter Oak, of Hartford, Conn,
Excelsior, of New York
Fulton, Of New York.
Cleveland Insurance Co, Of Cleveland
Germania, of Cleveland
Great Western, Chicago-New York
Nope, of Providence, X. /.
Hide and Leather, of Boston.
Irving, OF New York
Independent, of Boston.
Lancaster Insurance Co., of Pennsyl Vania
Lorillard, of New York
Lycoming, Of Muncy, Penn.
Market, Of New York
Manhattan, of New York.
Merchants, Of Hartford, Conn.
New Amsterdam. of New York '.
New England Fire and Marine, OF Boston.
Norwich Insurance Co., of Norwich, Conn
National, of Boston.
North American Fire. of New York.
North American, OF Hartford
Occidental, of San Francisco.
Providence Washington, Providenae E. l..
Putnam, of Hartford
Rogey Williams, OF Providence.
Security. Of New York.
Teutonia, of Cleveland.
Fremont, OF Cleveland.
Yonkcrs and New Yo mr., OF New York.