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SPECIAL.


In the invention Of the King tidsitr i, was DE-
signed that IL should combine all the good qnali-
ties of every other washing machine, and at the
same time TO have mol single Objectionable ica-
,ure .dth machine is the King 40 rubbing,
no wearing and tearing and last, but not least,
labor made easy.
II You cannot purchase Hing Basher in your
place. scnd us the
RETAIL PRICE. 1890,
aud We will forward the same 10 you, free of
freight 10 places where na one is selling. If any
one is not satisfied, and sis.ies - return the ma
chine at,e. u moni.. trial, aoe.. ding TO dre,-
tons, we agree 10
REFuGD THE MOSEN.
free Of freight,
lrs,- Sold By dsdiers gcneraity, 10 rhcm hbsrh
hstOanis are mad
King Washing Machine 4 Manuf. Go.
lloo. HI, ill3 MILLER STREET,
usy 3-ly fhiladept,a.
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WALL PAPER.

HorsE Keepers In want Of Will Papers, 60
i L to DrySixa's, No. 2, Town Hall, who has
on hand large stock Of the latest patterns, and
will sell them at fhiladelphi4 and New York
prices may i3-5mos
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To Breeders Of TRoTTING HORSES
HAvlNG realized my expectations In the get o {
l. lmy HAMBLET0NiAN STALLION -
ev- ~-~rr
SIR CECIL.

- &-Ws - ssSo'Of'
SIR CECIL, .
offer his scrvirc for this season, confidently be-
licying him 10 be the hes, horse ever offered to
brrcdcrs of iroting stock In ,his section, and Of
ihe most fashionable blood greater speed aud
hi ;h,r prie,s tcing paid for llambleionnn lior-
scs than any other strain OF sio,k produced In
this or any other country. have several Of his
colts coming three years old, which for s,y lie and
speed cannot be excellc,l, ifsequaled by any in
the country will take pleasure In showing
them 10 gtDtlemea who have mares TO serve.
Iii. renowned sirc, Rysdyks' llnmblc,onian,
not onl, produc d stock Of extraordinary speed,
hut all his colts bred from good mares which
have served good mares have proved themselves
equally successful ns sres ef ,ro,'crs. will no.
lice few Edward E,erc,t now owned by Mr..
Bonner, and for which he paid u very high price,
is the sire Of Mountain Boy, for which Conmo-
aorc Vanderbilt paid twelve thousand dollars
lie is also tie sire Of joe Elliott, the property oi
Nr. Bonr cr, and he has ,roi,cd in a.l9. The fl-
mous Goldsmith Maid .or which sixty thousand
dollars has hccn offered, is the g,t Of Edsalf $
Ilambletnnian. omit te'errng 10 tue direct get
uf the old Hero their name Is legion a,i,l are a-
miliar To all horscmcn In The country.
Every good hoiscBian y ho has seen my horse
sir CECIL rronounccs III II as inc Ilamblcio-
nian colt there is In Il e country. and FAC 81
mile q. his llusti Gus ro,otyrc. Then why may
he not produce MS fine, fast and valuable stock as
any Of The lInmbcionans named above?
will stand him ~ the very moderate fee OF
Fifty Dollars for the SEASON, The Is u very s;ire
foal gci,trD with the rivilcgc of the next scason
gratis II The mare does not prove in fcal, and
desire only 10 serve good mares. Ny experience
in raising hotsts, Icing that good colt may
come from good Sire mud common Dam but
that the Sire and Dam both being good the issue
is pretty certain 10 be very good. Asan induce
mrnt to breed only good mares 10 hiin and secure
good ,rci,mcn, fnr his get, offer the following
premiums tor the get Of Ills year
For the lies, Col, OF fillsy In tho month
Of May s,l........................"..
For tie und best tol, or Fillcy in the
month OF May, .si3.................." SO.
For the third hct, Colt or fillry in the
month of May, lS13......... ......... $50
The date aud place Of cAhil itiun will lie nam
Cd again. The judges will bs selected rs u NM.
ior.,y of the owners Of the colts exhibited, and
my !, 'vn stock viii not Is arcrsht in compcii'
t!un.
also own the very hilh bicd and yer, IA
trt [ ing Stallion Wa
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also awu the very hilh bfed and very r..
trtt ing Stallion ~
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A Valuable Farm For Sale.

vNiiE undersigned will dispose Of nj Private
l. Sale, the Farm in Ken, county, Md owned
by Franklin Dyrc and occupied by him, II was
formerly the property of jos Mashcrecr, deed
II contains from go 10 .Io acres. The buildings
are all suitable and In good condition, and the
fencing Of the hest material aud in fine condition.
II Is divided into four Gclds aud has three Peach
nnttrswo Apple Orchards. The peach trees are
IN full bearing. The soil is highly improved.
~hc land Is bounded on one side by Snssairns
River and on another by pcarcc's Creek, naviga-
,hlc for lime boats. This farm Us within II hall
mile Of Georgetown, n steamboat landing, and
within u mile and quarter of q ,lena, There is
perhaps, notA more valuable farm In the county,
Of no greater number OF acres.
GEORGE ylCKERS, Trustee.
Chestersorn, Ksat ~. ki. Jane l, ls7i--sw.
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SIX HORSES.

among them some gnna travellers; | onr-ycnt
Oh colt, yolc NJ pNtu, - hes, j ut cattle
one ana iro Years old
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}. }. VANDERFORD, D. D. S.
Graduate Of the Penn.yivanis College Of
DENTAL SURGERY.
DELAWARE CITY, DELAWARE.
WILLIAM NJ. GOLDSBOROUGH,
TEACHER 6F MUSIC.

HAyING located In Smyrna, Del. will give
/ J. lessons on tho Organ Piano or Melodeon
lie will be In Middetown on Tuesdays and Sat-
urdays, to attend TO all those pupils who will ia
yor him with their patronage.
oD- Terms moderate.
nay i3-tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-14
ennsr..rlptlena.


Speaking Of Philadelphia lawyers, the
distributing clerk III Tie charge Of tho
foreign letters which come through tho
Chicago post office was evidently emf out
for one; If not, bis experience has been
such AZ amply 70 Gt hIm for The prolcs.
sion Of dceiphcring uninlelligibIc signs
and hieroglyphics Many ot Che super.
scriptions which come through NE hands
are among tho mostmysterionsof Of ciphcrs
uninleligible from the writer's not
knowing what he wanted 10 write, rather
than llcglble through earelessness in
writing, When a couutryman Of Gusta-
yus, for instance, sliil alternating upon
his native hills, sends a letter 10 bis
brother ii this country, and writing from
memory, and d memory not mach trained
10 letters at that, superseribes il tseedcr.
abst enco Ia. hc has succeeded ID myst.
fling toe average human mind consider
ably regarding tie intended dcstinatlonof
hls mis.iye. Not al al the postofico
clerk, however, who az once secs that
Cedar Rapid-, Linn county, Iowa, is
meant. So, too, when from the Bremen
bag greasy packet cutters ont, ad-
dressed to Haac Lac Co lii, f ) not
dlfHcultl 10 discern, after the letters q the
legend have been evolved from tIe chaos
IN which std hsl ard yllainoua pen
haye len them, thal The packet i intend
cd f0r some oBe Ia Halt Day, Lake county
IIin0is, and thithr Il therefore goes.
Bat when the only address - be naie
out from another and lhat 81 no meaus
sure, 10 yaQnc are The forms of lie iet-
tcrs-is Ch0iiyhutgilIe 20. iii. then j Is
tAat brains uilin ghe distributing basi-
ness Bralus 6aalg result ia solution
and Joliet, VIII county, Illinois, is the
interpretation thereof ia ike manner
Vcfseaux lucsague 90 Amefika
supeFsedptlgn which could hqge emaha-
ted froan nowhere else bat France is
decided 10 mean Warsaw Hancock e0an-
H.. and Il il i0na3 thai Illinois has such
eoantg. - ihe letter e forwarded
thlthef, and has d0uDtle.s gsadaened "
saddeued ti.e heart ef rs objggt before
now.
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Pretty Glrl..

This brief paragraph from Mrs, stoves
"Pink and White Tyranny" is Of miyer-
sal application:
Pretty girls, unless they have wisd
mothers, are more educated by the OPP
positc sex than by their own. Put them
where you will, there is always some man
busying hinself ID their instruction; and
the burden o. masculine teaching i gem
orally about The Same, ,and might be ster-
cotyped asfoIlows "Yoa need not bo
or do anything. Your business In lifo Is
to look pretty aud amuso u.s."
And again, apropos Of an uncomlor.
table wish expressed by some honest man
that Lille might have the smallpox, the
only hope, he thinks Of her being saved
she, of course, would rather not be saved
on such telms--wc have this:
For 1t at once must appear that had tho
smallpox made the aforementioned
change in Lilies complexion at sixteen,
the whole course Of her life would have
taken another turn. The whole world
then would have united IN letting her
know that she must live TO some useful
purpose, or be nobody and nothing
schoolmastcrs would have scoldcd her If
she had idled over her lessons and her
breaking down IN arithmetic, and mis-
takes in history, would no longer have
been regarded as Interesting. Clergymen
consulted on her spiritual state, would
have told her freely that she was mser-
able sinner who, except she repentcd
must likewise perish, III short, all those
bitter and wholesome truths which
strengthen aud inylgorato the virtues Of
plain people, might possibly have led her
long way on towards sainbhip.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-14

eathetiuE Eitsubit Uilb = wsiLtaF-
sans,
s.u Iesleu pofssor + rnriarcr.
iuF q Louisiana ulysuilt. uriuug fom
Na9Ta fall. phlgs tae i,I.oalas phe.
uomtuoa
While Fas iag tao upIr "a new sps.
pension bridge io.ltg, bah occasion.
while ooutcrIng wj.h 0icnd. 10 point
toward lho o1s Will my waIkiaeaa sane.
A Soon a. did so, beard distinctly Al
the rnd 81 my cane bulkug Noise lso
thai made by electricity passing iron,
heavily charged battery toa shsrp.point.
ed rod Repeating ihe experiment. tho
same noise was heard stopped several
passers and tried their canes with ,bc
samc result except 81 one ease whore
there was uoiertuIe on tbt cane.
! Immediately supposed this might 81
an electrical phenomenon, aud set 10
work - test lhc correctness Il ny sup
position. took key, and hold II a
arms length toward Tie falls, ana heard
The same sound Finally, q dark, rc-
turned to the bridge, aud pointed my
cane IN the MIS- aud had tbe satisfaction
Of seeing a clear, beautiful electric brush
on its end Tha best point 70 Observe
this interesting aud beautiful pheuome.
non is ia thc middle ot Ma bridge, and
thc cane must be bold at arms length, so
that is end may be ut some distance hom
any part OF The bridge The success OF
the experiment scons 10 depend q good
deal on the direction of Che wind and tho
amount ofyapor blown over the bridge.
To-day the wind il strong, aud drives the
mist directly from the falls to the bridge,
but an occasional shining or lullipg o.
the wind would cause cessation Of the
electrical noise OF light.
My explanation OF tho phenomenon Il
this AS Franklin with Bis Kite aud key
caught Che lightning from The clouds Of
heaven, So here, hom the suspension
bridge, surrounded by The yapors from
the mighty falls, we may stand aud gath
er on our walking canes the electricity
generated by The falling waters and con-
tanned in the floating mists. think
suitable arrangements might be made to
collect enormous quantities Of electricity
from these mists, which might be used
in producing grand and striking effects,
thus adding another attractive feature 10
the sights at this wonderful place.
-Ameficdn drtfsaR.
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In short time the slim youth returned
and said Mr.. Walsh would soon be in.
Meantime he suggested the feasibility Of
another application of gin and water.
The boy from the country assented, and
the liquor having been disposed Of, took
a seat in one corner Of the room to await
dcyelopements,
THE LOVELY Mr.. WALSH.
Shortly a remarkably fne-looking man
entered. His hair and moustache were
jet black, the last being thoroughly wax
cd a Ia Napoleon. lie wore lavender
pants with light coat, and with
a vest Of fspotless white. On bis immac-
ulate linen sparkled diamond Of extra
ordinary size and Of remarkable lustor
lie unlocked the large letter-box before
mentioned and took therefrom an
anmful Of ofepistles many Of them Of great
bulk. The slim youth, turning to the boy
in the corner, said:
This is Mr.. Walsh.
Greeny arose, and the two stepped to
the entrance Of the Pavilion, when the
following colloquy took place:
Boy from the conntry-I saw your adj
yerdsement in the paper, aud I've come
to sec If we can do business together.
All, yesl You got a letter from me?
No. Ifld got letter ] wouldn't have
conc. I've been swindlcd in this busi-
ness two or three times before and don't
believe in The letter business. You sec,
I'm perfectly frank. We may as well un-
derstand each other TO begin with.
like yon for that. ! see you under
stand the thing. How much Off do you
wants
We'll, that depends on the quollty Of
l tic article. don't mean 10 be swindled
this time. II you've got a really good
thing III take good pile Of It.
Did ever swindle You! exclaimed
Walsh, alias Re- &C., with yirtuous in
indignation.
Greeny was forced to confess that he
lad not.
+ RIGHTEOUSNESS OF THE LOWELL uR,
WALSH.
You see, said Mou.icnr Alias, won't
take men to ms Office 20 buy d few dol
lars. II yon want to become one Of my
aqents. and make 4 business Of the thing
+ its al right. Where did ron como from
From Providence
That's good I've 90, 10 agent there,
or Any where IN Rhode Island. Now
how much will you akei
TWcniy dollars hundred.
What Do you sen i fori
Wen, III ibe ding L worth itl'n take a
couple ofihousand from you. Bat mind,
must rec 81 first The sawdust game
can't be come Oh noe sgain.
Mg dear fellow AL.As vas becoming
aaectlonate e-you shall nee &, aud II you
doas Aae ID 81 right, foa noedn'i take
~ Let's take soule gin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-14

HOW A EhSANI 'ei \ htiAAttA tiatA Asss
En rlE1EN pQlI ARs-AsrNuEAk WHO
WANTS fyERrnoul - MkkE $1,000 ,o93.
HE ustu. ms lnAr-A AfBpANy "srN
MAS 1Akrs uE hAus ASD mn THAR
DoAg wRN6.
from ibs New Igsa saal
The following advertisement has been
going the rounds Of tho papers through
out the country for The last three months:
\ MILLION DOLLARS slrtvd but qaltt
\ men eaa make fortune by revealing tho
ssca5i q The business q uo oae Address,
j. WEST Ce Broadway \. y
The card was signed yariously, accor-
ding to tie section Of ihe country 10
which appeared, but tho address re-
maincd the same in ali. In New York
state NJ Walter Eyarts was to BE- found
az 6sS Broadway. IN tie New England
States Il was Zena Walsh; in the North.
western, Abel Jones IN The Westcrc I'd.
gar Sims in the southern, Wm. Wmy
while in the Southwest il was J. West
THE GRElSHmS.
Alto o'clock Yesterday morning a yer-
daut youth from Providence, X. | made
his appearace at 6ss Broadway. The To-
caIity 20 numbered was a small room,
some eight feet square, and IRON the
signs displayed on the walls was evident
BY private letter office. 4 slim youth,
with q sickly looking blonde moustaohe,
stood, behind the counter, upon
which were paper envelopes and all the
conyeniences for correspondence. just as
the green youth entered the store, the
penny-posi deposited huge bundle Of
letters IN an uucommonly large box at
tached TO the door Of the counter. There
was mysterious air about greeny which
bctokencd business of confidential
character. lie waited until the penny
post had gone, aud then approaching the
sickly moustache, said:
Is Mr.. Walsh in?
Mr. Walsh is not here now.
Where can | find him2
don't know; you can wait here. His
letters come here, and he win be in soon
to get them.
a VISIT TO THE PAVILION.
After waiting short time the yerdant
youth began TO get restless, whereupon
the moustached, evidently desiring to
keep him, said, Let's have some gin, and
led the way TO the Pavilion, the next door
where the requisite beverage was pro-
duced
Moustached then excused himself for
awhile, and leaving a small boy to take
care Of the establishment, went down
Broadway, toward Beeckcr street.
While he was gone greeny had an OPP
portunity to note the surroundings.
Around the wall were ranged dusty
shelves, with third-rate novels and gar-
ing pictures displayed upon tnem.T Over
the letter boxes, which were well filled,
was sign:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-14

Pratt and Lozs Ieo0uHt.
Mr Zeua Walsh, aiiss Walter Evarts,
alias E1gar -ims, aliss Abel Jones,
aliss WIN Wmy, aliss J West, 10 ac-
count vita green NRn reporter
Dr-fo cash yleg4l leilderJ 9li ~
To four drinks, d ser b0
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-14

IH0E SALE,
THE subscriber ofefs ~ sale be honsc, barn
ana two acres u excellent land, situated IN South
Dorset ntaI tba marble ggarfins, There r also
o marble quarry on tie premises which has
been worked u same tyt0Bi ard good msTbls
predicted. For particulars address ihe sub
neilser
r. r.. pnESDEEaAsr
south Borset Jnlg 1slh 1872 IOeWlAfi7
/ ,3E SALE Oh EXCHANGE "A FAT COW.
Wil exchange ~ good mlish COW
EhauaFs q s. N. LYMAN.
Sunderland Esugush, Aug. IS. 1879. l3tfE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-14

ressags pata. - W Ftr rssr
stasis cepte. csnu,
m~~~~--us-.Mu-.as-zs--ua..
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ntkREt
ArroHSEY AAb coUNErIoE At LAN,
0Eas syg ~ fl2..aa store
nsnshss,sf iiyi F@msat
Bpal9N a MgAs0S,
ArromgYs Asb c0UAsEtLoR Al Law
oa.s is lts caa.t Hss,s u.a2lastsf w.
E. fVNLBR
ATT0RKEY At bAw
Psp,laa soc raaty Aseah
Yise anA Idis lssaranaa AErft, apJ canHl saiaA,
e 81 Afa faTk
omes o. Main sis aAnahsssf Va
n HOWARD,
AruRSEg ASp couNWl1OR at LAW,
orc, .i n.aisasa
FACTORY rolnt, Vermont
l,R nArcHLLDER,
ArTORsEr AsD oouSsELLoB AT LAW
AtHna5n, "
WATERAAA s REED,
ATTORNEYS coUssgrLoRs ArLAw,
aud s9ilaiiofs 10 chanasG,
Jamaica, 50.
JOEL G B4KER
Attorney AMI o9ua"nor st t,s, and Solicitor IN
Caanesry.
Omse 10 oosri flgu4e, RallAnd, ycrmoni
5ifl1.
l. II. HE9EswAr, NJ D.,
Manchester.
PHYSICIAN Ann SURGEON,
oa.aa a resi,Ienss, Nsln street
An JOHNSON
DIN q r.
omss opposite The Masa Hal, Manchester VI.
rerras cash. IysI
s. Is cLEMoNs, NJ, y,
o.. EXAMINING SURGEON FOR INyALlDs
Pensions, and rmotaug Physician.
kha. aabnt for TAdssorlhs improsed Irnss.
once Al the late rcsidsncs " Dr Geo. T. Ames,
FACTORY Point W
---s--------s4.--a--a -+--.-@-~a-H---
l. MosELEY, M D.,
PHYSICIAN 3 SURGEON,
Ah.assan iaiy Vermont.
VS.. PHILLIPS, ND.
Arlington. Vermont
PHYSICIAN AID SURGEON
once Il Residence
L. G. oRVIs,
Wholesale ana Retail Dealer IN
BRuds, MEDICINES, FANCY GOODS, &c.
Corner u Main unloa streets,
Manchester, t8glyl Vermont
n. A. HARD,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
fIre, Lie and Accidental,
Asaa, at'fsqi isp vernon, Ma.aa Ere ln.araaea Go.
L. u. COY,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
Books, Stationery aud fewelry,
es4aiaAry Age4 Manchester, ".
0. 6 FELr,
MANUFACTURER OF Boors AND SHOES
psscntsfnn, VI.
" rafti5alaf attention psii % Repairing
o. @. WAfERHOCsE CO.
Mannhe.aumo
KNIT ButATs AND nBAWEHs
Facl0ry raiui, kenaaah 23ly
o. a Wu.KlNsoA,
pHoToaRAPHER
Passa1 Polnb vermont.
R5aras ai Alssas u,u niy
L b. GRAVES
LtcrHsED AUorioSERH,
@a@
M sAYroRp.
TrT chl.Ahi1k ~ As1AtailiN NA'.
Orders pfosapty fils3 East Al.lagieai Et
nrvnpn
Aesnt f5f ihe
ELIAS HoWB sAWlSg MACHINE
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-01
ABREVIATIONs,

Mrs. Jessie Fremont looks as youth
full as ever. but her hair is prematurey
Whre, and lenIs addit onsl beauty To her
face.
Bert Harte is to contribute num-
Der of new poems 10 Harper's Weekly,
aud they will be published with approprI
ate Illustrations.
"A young couple in Bristol, Va,
were 80 affected ut "a recen; revival m ret-
ing that they went forward" TO the altar
aud insisted upon being married.
Grand Rapids. Mich. is the banner
town for approaching women. The city
physician is \ woman; one of the CITY
pulpiIs is occupied by a woman; who
mas n good salary; the city library con
si>lins of several thousand volumes, has
been gotten up by women: aud they
have a history class of women. organic. d
several years, which has regular lectures
by women.
An enterprising reporter aecen,ly
interviewed Mrs. Mansfield. Jim Fisk s
Josie. and gave The resulls with pain
fu detail. Whereupon the New York
Tribune SAYS that the 'man who could
20 on such an erIand with evident sails
faction, and come away from it without
the least suspicion thai ne was dirty
dog, Is social phenomenon that ought
10 be investigated"
The third san of the Czar will come
to this country next spring. Ill is TWEEN
ty-one years of aye, AID has the rank of
captain of the fleet aud aide de-eamp to
the Emperor. He will be accompanied
by Admiral Puisele, who superlf tends
his studies. Prince Alexis has already
been on tour through Europe and A-is,
aud will travel throughout the United
States. lie will make trip down the
Mississippi and perhaps visn California.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-01
81. croix valley Medical AssosIa,ion.

We hive received quite lengthy
communication. from lie Secretary Of
the above named society, giving report
Of the proceedings Of the las, ,nseling
at Hudson. Jan. ~. 1871. We option.
ize as follows:
The society met at the oflics Of Dr..
fIoyi IL Morrow. After sope prelimina
ry business. DR.. Hoyt pe,formsd opera
ton for " fistula in ano." which was fol
loved by President Hpyts annual al
dress. Subject. j." Endromelrtis," which
was freely discussed by members of the
suciely.
The society then adjourned sine die
(Which was the death If it). whereupon
the disciples Of Esculapius PROCEEDED nj
once to the organization of the ST Cr"iS
County Medical Association with the
foIlowir 2 gentlemen for officers: DR.
Otis Hoyt. President: S. NJ Davis. Vice
President; l. B. Morrow. Rec. Secreta
nv; S. e. Johnson, Cor. Secretary; II G.
Cotton. Treasurer; Ois Hovt, C. b
Marshall. Z. Ballard. Censors.
The time and place for the next meet.
ing was left TO tho option OF the Presi
dent Society adjourned.
ODD FELLows.-The' Grand Encamp
ment |. o. o. F., in Milwaukee. elected
the following officers. for the ensuing
year: NJ w. G P. Lewis Silber, Wan
pun; NJ Z. G. p, Seth French. Eau
Claire; r. w. G. s, w. d. Whett. n
Brandon; r. W. g. J w. ID. p. Ash
lev. DodgeviIle; r. w. G. Scribe. L. B
Hills. Madison; r. w. G. Treasurer, w
W. Deater, GAINESVILLE; r. w. G.. Rep.
reseniative, w. II. Lamphear. Appleton
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-01

"A TUE Of Sia We have received
from the Publishers. L. +. Hnn,ersly d
Co, copy Of very fascinating anil
admirably wHtfen story of English life.
by Johnny Ludlow. a celebrated London
Magazine eriter, entitled "A. Tale Of
Sin, but as the author remarks, it is
'norea tale of suffering than of sin. The
book is telling satire on that condition
OF English soeiety.which prevents Eng
lIsh noblemen from marrying the daugh
ters Of those who are held to be below
lheN in life "A Tale of SIM is hand
somely printed ON fac white paper, aud
embvliish d with well executed engrav
ing of Mary Lsyne the unfortunate
heroine of The story. The price is 50
cents, aud il can he Obtained only from
the Publ 'slers. E44E
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-01
SEMI-LOCAL ITEMS.

CoPPsR-Specimens Of copper ore,
excavated in grazing the w. w. Railway,
in the town Of Springfield in this county.
are exhibited in town The IahorerS are
digging through acres of ii; and what
enhances the value If ths discovery is
that.it is in heavy timber, aud, of course
on the line of the railroad. - Hudson
Democrat
ExPLosIos-The boiler of Powers &
Siencer's factory, corner of Ramsey and
Fifth Streets, exploded Yesterday after
noon about one o'clock. making ccBer
al wreck Of the engine house, aud tearing
a large hole through the msin building.
The boiler passed through the SECOND
st nv into the street, and portions of the
machinery have heen found quarter of
& mile distant. Two men, IL. Stnwell
and Geo. +. Green, were in the building
a, the time OF the accident, the latter ia
ing seriously injured. aud will probably
lose an eve. The damages are estimated
st about $500. The accident is thought
10 have occurred from soma defect. nnv
seventy pounds of steam being ,ndiraie,l
tew minutes before. - Hastiag Gazette,
Jan. 2sh.