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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19
THE DAILY SIN. 90 A YEAR.

A prominently readable newspaper, with the
largest circulation IN the world. Free. inde-.
pendent, and fearless in politics. All the news
from everywhere. Two cents q copy by mail,
so cents month. or SO year..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20
Personal.


Dr. G. 2. Frost Of Brattleboto, and formerly
surgeon Of the 10th VI. Regiment, lectures On
Theory and Practice Of Medicine in Dartmouth
College
lion. John Gregory or N1rthlcl delivers tho
address at the windham Co. Fair next week
Moses r. Chase, for some year. custom house
officer at 81. Albums, and for tho Last year or two
first selcciman OF Springfield, WIS taken to tho lu-
sane Asylum at Bmttlcioro Oh Tuesday, the Igth
inst. lie has for some time shown signs Of insan-
ity, but hopes were entertained that rest would
restore him. t is stIll hoped Tint thc attack will
bo hnt temporary
"A curious coincidence was observed at thc
session Of Che Windham County Court, lost week
Forty-siS years ago, Gins. Is Field and j. Dorr
Bradley, were admitted 90 The Windham County
Bar. Az the present term, their sons, Henry X .
Field and a. e. Bradley, we're admitted
-NIes,r,. Benton and Cross, attorney. at 81.
Adams have dissolved partnership, Mr. Cross eo-
ing west Mr.. Homer G. Iri-h Of johnson, has
taken tue place or Mr.. Gross.
Miss Neltie A. Hamilton, o Bmndon. bus
successfully ra-sed the examination luradmis.i0n
to the Vermont University at Burlington, and has
entered Che Institution. She Tins has the honor
OF being Ore fr-t ol thc n.r.rv to he admit
tci tom Vermont o''e.o
-rc htnauaI vt " Every Saturday. .ou-
hIn- 1n t.e fr.t page. .u ea.myu. from thc cy-
qoiam painting Of Mr. Ihmas ". wood,
emitted Hannah Binding Shoes The euguy-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

station agents we know, by getting them to read
IT," Thus says the Californian. Says be from
Chicago. You ought to hear our Uolyer. His
audience almost laughed aloud the other morn
ing when lie quoted, with heartiest commenda-
ton, an Old Scotch proverb we never any oil US
heard before, an ounce Of mother is wortha
pound Of clergy That is clear and direct but
f you had wanted TO hear clear and direct preach
ing with n vengeance, you ought to have been
with nc one Sunday last fall, up in new mining
town among the Sierras, and have listened to a
minister who WINS a converted gambler. ! guess
he would starteve wicked old Boston on the road
to a now heart" Give as your experience tell
Wy about it''--wos the grand chorus from our sec.
ton And since we all want to know something
about how they do things religiously, in such a
strange, unconventional place as new mining
town or camp, up among the sierras, and since
On the road the night always seems longer than
The day. we will leave our California friends
Sunday experience to commence our next letter.
which shall carry US, If nothing happens, clear
through the night
j. j. l..
Boston sent igth
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

A New York despatch states that lnger-
soil, the Court House Chairmaker, has fed
to Europe,
Prof. Dennis H. Mahan, of West Point,
the educator of most of our distinguished
military officers Of the present day, commit
ted suicide on Saturday morning He went
on board the steamer Mary PoieeH at West
Point on his way to New York Nothing
peculiar was noticed in his manner, but in
about half an hour after going on board he
jumped from the steamer forward of the
wheel into the river, and was undoubtedly
struck by the wheel, as his body did not come
to the surface The act was undoubtedly
deliberate, as his coat and oyershoes were
found in the vicinity from where he took the
fatal jump. Prof. Mahan had worldwide
reputation, and no explanation can be given
for the extraordinary occurrence. He was a
man about 20 years Of age, and was apparent.
ly in good health.
Baltimore witnesses this week one Of
the most important and imposing Masonic
gatherings ever held 10 America. The COCA
sion is the trenna couclave of the Grand
Encampment of Knights Templar of the
United States-and also the conyocaton of
the General Grand Chapter of the United
States. Both bodies assembled on Tuesday,
Many Communicates Of Knights Templar in
the country are present in full uniform and
a gorgeous display may be expected, Yer
mont is represented by Hon. Russell 5. Taft
of Burlington, Grand Commander Of thu
State, Edward A. Jewett, of Burlington
Grand High Priest and Grand Generalissim'
Of the State, Moses II. Smith, of Rutland
Grand Captain General, and Robert s. South
gate, Of Woodstock, Grand King.
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Boston Produce Market.
for N, Web Eadiag Sep,emlee 10


Brlrre- Receipt. ns tho wo,k pnehn.e. and
tho corresponding week nst yrar recent. TO-DAY --o
packages and fs Boxes Tlo market TODAY Il. Ilrf ad
ma. . r5 chance fo ro-s ann Vr.fer',t tte WA.
purtha.e sptun w. and ouIv of te barter Grades While
.hHrc is an ac.umu' atDn of ths Inferior aualitlos
Wa otofaIIne Netg yark Nd X.rr,,t ,tf,r ID mon,
cor I.l Ia 'fh .aIs,tI.ns .'iIif'. NJ i. ,. -i l ..s
f.. Ho0 X..iar.. fis.lI i'.', nan -1t 7rIr ID ID
..ffle. .rfsri,r rnd batcr- hutfer Mia afil 5f3.
t.sr.e. .Ita.eIuf.f ,r. tle ,,..t iv.s 90 t,. o.,
i.q II Uorr. iIers 'c.,rfI,l,.s t la. w., i E
-r,rl G,- tNa ,ei in, e. ana r-.rss az d,,, ali M
taIned H W
N- quote tho Vow York aud Vermont f,,torv AZ oi III
s u.r h., ONO factor, Al % ,jl rfotce tsir, a. W.
lI. common III ,t ~ 4, '' ' '-''
Fe.s- Recai pt. for no ueeh bnves ttl, aud
f- to dan In 5oxes ani Vi Ibi. Tbe ,',tt.t r. 49,,
tff. a gfrv GOOD demand al ID i-e fr .isrn an 5i
per dozen foT Northern " '''-
BrAxs- Racelpt- ior The seek htls and today 81
hhls Tho mntket L. duii AMI thor, iq ne ion,,n er
cont for small los.
l.-oti0fs al ri j.5l -o i.s. i,f rr ,bi.o vt..,,
pea beans. sl'-5a3la mr common do, 81 An ~ dir
rboce rueiitus. ~ 0t4i i b. for common H.. 49,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20
The Boat Races.

Notwithstanding the weather was rather
moist and unpleasant, quite large crowd con-
gregated upon the banks Of the Win5oski ycster-
day afternoon, to witness the regetta between the
several members Of the boat club in this village
The entries for the two cared race which was
for purse Of ten dollars, six to first, and four 10
second, were as follows Mystic, by i. ". Peck ,
D. X. T., by f. Blanchard and Pond Lily by
A A. Redway. The first purse was won, appar-
emily without much effort, by j W Peck time
IL ,33} +, Blanchard came in second time, H.
53i and \. \. Roadway third time, ll,5i Al
though T. Blanchard reached the home stake sec
ond it was claimed heidi so by foul at the stake
Consequently the judges awarded the second przo
10 \. A. Redway
The entries for the two-oared amateur race.
which was for purse OF ten dollars, six to first
and four to second, are subioned Una, by f. D.
Dewey Flying Dutehman, By F. A. Adams, and
Pond Lily, by Fred pitkin. The first purse was
won by F. A. Adams time, ll,5ii, and the see
ond by +. d. Dewey; time l2,O6. Although it
was their first appearance in a competitive rice,
If it was a criterion OF their ability, surely the
above gentlemen have no occasion to he ashamed
Of their record, for 1t will be seen by comparing
the time between the races, that the amateurs
are not far behind the professionals
The entries for the iour-oared race, which was
for purse of twenty dollars ten 10 first, six to
second, and four to third, were as follows Mystic
by j. W Peck and W. Dewey Water Witch
by F. Blanchard 4 R. X Peck d. X. r., by
Wheelock a Keith Pond Lily, by Clark X KEEL
logg, and Swan, by c. IL. Hubbard and W Bon
chard. The first purse, contrary to the expecta-
tions of some, was won by T Blanchard and r.
X. Peck time, 10 l6l The second was won By
j. W. Peck, and W. Dewey time, ll,o2l, and
the third by Wheelock and Keith time l,O7.
The enjoyment OF the occasion was materially
enhanced by the presence Of the Montpelier Brass
Band, which played between the races, dscours-
ing, as usual, most excellent and appropriate mu-
] ete
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

Destructive FIRE At BENNINGToS.-A de-
structive fire occurred in the old wadding mill
and box factory Of the Bennington Manufacturing
Company, thursday noon. The loss is from So
600 70 1000, and not insured. We learn from
an extra ofthe Banner that the evening before the
FIRE the new steamer arrived, She was untitled
for such sudden service, having been but a few
hours in town, and not stripped or cleaned for
work, However, being hastily supplied with
such couveniences as were accessible, she was
pulled to the FIRE, and without any of the tircmen
knowing where or how 10 place her. and with
mostly green slabs to fire up WITH she very
soon showed her supremacy in throwing water,
and, under fair opportunities for conquering
fire. There was no insurance ON the premises or
property burned. They were owned by Hunt,
rilinghast Co. This is the fourth time the
buildings have been burned on that foundation.
Three times, however, they were waddng factories,
and rather more inflammahle. The exact origin of
the fire cannot be given. Workmen had been
employed there during the night but at the time
Of its first discovery nobody was at work in the
mill, As soon as the alarm was given, work
man near by discovered a blaze mounting from a
pile of shRyings where he had shortly before seen
a beyy of boys at play, or getting shayings. By
their carelessness the fire undoubtedly originated.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

A torpedo establishment in Beekman st.,
New York, exploded Thursday afternoon,
killing two persons and woundlng eight 9TH
ers. Two persons, drivers of trucks, were
instantly killed by the explosion, and eight
others are now in Centre street hospital, three
Of whom will probably die. A Beekman
street car was passing at the time, and two
horses drawing il were almost blown to
pieces. IL is not known whether any pas.
sengers were injured. Nearly all the adj
jacent and opposite buildings were seriously
damaged by the explosion, and the loss OF
property will be considerable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

PfcnAN. The Congregational and Methodist
Sabbath Schools held union picnic, Aug. 20, in
Atwel's Grove. Music was furnished By the
Peacham hand and a select choir from the two
schools. \ generous collation. was furnished by
tho ladies Of b}.h societies Mr.. David Choate,
the President Of the day made some excellent re-
marks upon assuming the chair. Addresses were
also given BIZ Rev H. H. Stone of Castleton, Rev.
Mr.. Woodhull Of Pennington, n. j. andlsey' NJ.
5. Dudley Of Peacham. Groatcredit IS due the
Sapcrintendcnts, Kincron and Mclaughlin Tor
tho happy conception and execution OF the affair
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IA eat h s.

In Montpelier, sept. H. Of consumption, Mr.. W. H.
Dow aged n years, months
In Lake Village, n. H., 10th lust. Mr. NoHMAs RU-
bLrE, In tho 10Th year Of his age
Mr. r. was engaged IN tho hating business in Mont
peler Tor many years aud retiring from that d'yelt
Tor a time in Barre, Middlescx and CALAIS sneeessyoy
About Two months ago, he visited his son Henry, at
Lake Village, AZ whose house he died. Ills Remains
we're Inferred in the Cemetery on Elm ST. Montpelier,
on Monday last
In Cambridge, Sept. "a, MARY ASs NErnRnHf, only
daughter Of Hon Farewell Wethorby
In Morristown, Aug l1th, JoNAIHAs CooKE. aged 70.
In Pomfret sept g JAyE A., wife Of Captain II. N.
Bruce, Aged 30 year,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

Tha. soper G Lord Merchant Iailors, Rich
arson's new Block, State Street, are receiving or
ders every day, and hope all in want Of clothing,
will bear in mind that they can furnish good
garment at nearly ready made prices.
They will add fine line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods to their stock of cloths in few weeks,
Their motto-The latest style, hest Of fits, and
ct reasonable rates.
IsS-Cutting done 10 order Call early
n, B.-Shirt patterns cnt to order.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

FIRE AT NoRTu WmLsroN. BuRNiNc or FAY's
GRlsr AND SAW MmLs.-The steam saw mill and
grist mill Of II j. Fay, at North Willston, were
destroyed by fire Friday night. The fire was dis
covered about 10 o'clock p. NJ, in the engine
room of the saw mill. The building and contents
quantity of grain which was saved from the grist
mill The saw mill was built in 1865, and the
grst mill in 1869 Loss $4,000 Mr.. Fay was
insured for $1,000 The second story Of the saw
mill was occupied by Stevens q Mars, manulae
mrers of doors, sash and blinds, who had Just
put in new machinery Loss 81 800, insured
for ~ 300.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20
1laarhets.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT oAMBRtDeE BRGGHroS.
For tho weok ending Tuesday, September lQ 1871.


Aqouvr or STOCK A. MaRSFr,-
lrhs wect. ''S ~ T,,&s " iia F Sf 'l,
d 5s.' y ss9, it.s t l'G g. s ss311 g
Patoes-R,,f can't Extra lat and heavy premium
oxen $1,000 5000. arst quality, sgm@95o second
1ealliy, t'yQ g s.55s hiri quality i6e9 a 80 Y
few choice single pairs, sliAo a. tOl0o Bulls, &C.,
Ta-tfsg oru -saoa seog par. or According 10 their
value a. beet Handy Steers. s. 6-l.
MaA cow.-i1061 extra good, So n go, Win M
without calves as may be agreed mrrow and ordina-
-Ye9iI,l.ars soS@ ,voyear. old, i@@oo
HfnWt Live weight 6ta,c per 10. store CATTLE Tea
Sisrp aaa Lrrb..-so01 ~ O.ooi IN lots. s2.sontint
ettra, e 9et. v D. On live weight, Of 5000 70 5000
sio's,- Wholesale. ea,ej retail. ciaso ph. Pat
Veai caus.-s500 lafi2O0 v head.
mos brighton ..l e,s; country lots as
with wool ON, t0Wsl. is each country lot. drv n
$40. Ctli.klns lcpi-c.
RrHArks There has been an evident Improvement
Zoo The tone Of he market for cattle this week. aud the
quantity OF hc stock somewhat better. One or two ot.
lonlhion a M4eo' -3H superior steers from Lake
60 ti' ON I'VE we,4ht. i,i bS H. Ddlaee bridgeport
John Qilu'an soW steers Iod by A. A. Fletcher 'ame
town. of superior quality 90 ST.. Winter. on prIrnte
terms Mr ioashion .oid is steers aud hecrs to Mr
rorf of r sk Maine steers year oIds were s8id
ai COB each. tlatsiI. 3D. ~ SCI per hend J \ F,,
.0ld Neef oxen, 10 SCI per ln. dressed COWS nr sd
ur tfo. stage, at 0Ic dressed weight j. " Cooper
cold EoVcn. at ole 2. no -ot %, 90 DO dressed r. L.
French s0ld oxen, .1iu lus at &c on live weight If
plhs at ti. D. Z. Jones sold oxen. to dress pa
ihs each, nr 9c 90 live weight miIch COW and calf
'or $50 b cows and calves and sprngers. at fi0
On shoDp and lambs tho market 0tvors the buyer a
little, but there j. 30 quotahle chauEei In prices Plat
sold iii canada lambs cie por lD. Dord- smith, lli
lam 1l lbs. attc Bridges Berry 5Q NJ m i0i Der
uoad. A. Aver io At 81 20 H. SMITH 90 lamh IS rs
Ell go. s.. M'Curi -- % DO. r.. D. Bowen & SON 9s
lts p each dressed fst hos' e.r. Live poultry 3,
D uor Ih
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A GENTS

hl uNt WIZ HAS HttN IutNt,
A strangely fascinating powerfully written, AMI thor
0ughly reliable book. from "A new standpoint, and
upon q subject 0f vital and absorbing Interest IN tive
parts. showing the horrors o the btrhnruus system
treatment Ia vogue 10 many prisons and the advania gee
Of the system recently inau suratci othor Together
with true and detailed account OF tho maltreatnou
md cruelues prncticed upon prlsoncrs also shame
faced crmnnlites with female eouyict4 mutnles, muir
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shade Illustrative Of prison life, UrirsH By Cosr IN
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ind
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Legal Antioes.
CTATE OLE VERMONT.

y MANIIINUTWN UIoTNTITf b.
lu Probate COnr held Montpelier In said District
au the 18th day Of september, A. ID. ISL
Edmund Pope aduinstrator OF the estate OF Seneca
WEBSTER late OF Northheld, In said district, dec sased
mikes application 70 said Court 10 extend the time
herstoore hun pay the debts due from said
o.tnto ana render his administration account anti
sonn future day .
Nhereupon il Is ordered By said Court that said applt
ton be heard at the PROBATE Once, Montpelier
Che ut day Of October ISL and IL Il further orlered that
notice he given 10 all peruus conosrned BY tho puelie2
ti0u nf this order In the Vermont Watchman State
Journal printed At Montpelier three weeks sueeessisely
before sald hearing.
BY the Court Attest
--.Qu N. A. CHASE, Register.
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ID O NJ ANS NJ As | n | s.
III This Book, 40 elegant octave Volume, contain
ing $50 pages and ui 0rs-cltsa engraving, B.. nu cN-
haustye and standard work, cmIneuty adapted to ht
tunes n FULLY upcOvers tho homiHh fNstrm from s
origin TO the present tune cNposes fs taace urrtcucrs
lis raudf, lts persecuuuns ts gross immoaies 10. OPP
position 10 public school. aud civil aud rC gnus lh
erty 10 shoos its insdous WORKING which strongly touc
TO bring this country under null Romish control. frr
spectus and books ready on application.
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Aa arrian es.


In Wal,sReld, Sept. a, by Rev. j. Boyce, Mr.. slLAs
W. FisaER, and Miss EMMER RcHAnnsoN, both VI Fal f.
ton.
In Burlington sept H. by Rev. l., q. Ware Mr.
CHARLES RoBlSsoN, OF stanstead, ?, o. and Miss Lucy
A. MOVES, Of Montpelier.
In So. Newoury Sept, - Mr.. snLLMAS JESNE, aud
Miss ABBlE Doe, both Of Newbury.
In So. Newbury, Sept. 18th Mr.. NIcroR W. BAGIEY,
and Miss ANNA VI. SHAW, both OF Bradford.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

sEnAsAuf.-'rhe Montpelier Brass Band Iucs.
day evening, after their usual open air concert,
seranaded our townsman, Hon. Jane, i. Lang
don. After playing few pieces the band were
invited into the house, whore they partook Of
sumptuous collation. prepared hy Mr. Iangion
and estmable lady.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

LII EVERYBODY READ tho invaluable medical and
physiological trcatises published by the Peabody Meo.
cal Institute" Boston. 1.-THE Science OF Lie or Self
Preservation will, when carefully perusd convince
the most skeptcal reader that it comparatively easy
avoid the ls which beset the young md thoughtess,
and that the weakened forces Of manhood may be-
tabshedhat happiness and usefulness may be restored
to those whose constitutions have been prematurcly
brokon down. Sexual Physiology OF Woman, one Of
the publications Of the Institute Is filled with matter Of
vital Importance to females. Read by all means the a
vertissment of the Peabody Medical Institute, Ia an
other column,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

MusrER.-lhe annual muster of the Stannard
Light Guard, list Regiment Volunteer Militia
commenced yesterday at Richmond, underN very
favorable auspices. The " hop" tonight at
" Barnum's" promises to be a brilliant AFFAIR
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Bgatphman s. journal.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1871

DEfERRTD. The unusual press upon our COLI
umns, necessitates the dclerng Of many news
items and other articles Of interest until our next
issue
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-20

CHANGED BASE - Any amount Of clay from
the clay bank Of James G. French, has changed
base during the last week, being crtcd through
our streets TO " fll in on the railroad, between
North Branch and the depot
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Mett &dtertis

NOTTCE.-The Annual Meeting Of The
~ stockholders of the Corporation Of Colby Bros
Co. will be- held az their ONCE In Waterbury,, " On
Tuesday. October 10Th, 1871, az two o'clock, r. a. ty
the purpose Of eectng directors for The year ensuing
and 10 uoany other necessary business.
J. ] Colby, Secretary.
sept 18th, 1871. 90
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LADlEs-Afiss Libbie Best Miss Emma Alden Chase
Miss Emma Hancock, Miss Ellen Hurley, Mrs I. W
Chamberlin. Mrs o. G. Campbell Mn. Phhndia A. Car
penter, Mrs. Thomas Moran.
GgSILgMES--Sewell G. Alnsworth, W. Z. Rabbit,
Capt 2. H. Bliss, onlseme Beanger. g. H. bancroft
Oscar Carlton, Benz, O. Clark David Dion, Henry G.
Hart, James r. Knhal, WIN, Mcdonnell. Paul Paulet
Cornelius poties, Felix Quintin, james W Rogers, IL
X. sayton, &, y. Stuefhoam Azic sman, j. W. Thorn
Clark u. Wakefield.
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MoRErowS Joseph d. Stiles Of Boston, the
celebrated test medium, will bseture at the Town
Hall, at iOl a. IN. and in the p. M, on Sunday
next.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
HISTORY OF THE
WAR IN EUROPE.

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q AUTH D \ Inferior histories are being e,reu
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natural sight for many years guaranteed 10 those who
Lazarus Morris Perfected spectaco.. r. g. Phin-
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An article that Is at O teeth preseTyer and breath
purifier and yet pleasant and convenient use, IL.
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MusfcH CONVENTION Musical convention Of
Mr. Dudley opens its session in town to-day -
There is every prospect thnt it will prove a suc-
cess in point Of talent and we trust that our cite
liens will see to il thatlt is literally ratrnIzel
in point Of attendance There will be two grand
concerts, one IN rhur-diyand one on Friday even.
ing The announcement Tint Mrs. H. VI smith.
Mr. G.. W Dudley and Mr.. A. d. Phillip. viii
take an active part ia ttc convention, should he
enough 20 secure fun turnout
Mr. james Whitney, the great American Tenor
from Chicago, is also expected TO be present