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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06

@I1AA AAAN r. NNI ii NIIHHaHH
flalteied by ms reogpt.su ii. - ~.
I9f' We Above valuable aud tIf'.', IA co,
Al-l " meet great uesd III ti. ~ ut.ilst -
AuttuI has Just ~ ltshcd q rs l7ssi a. !,
etusiFviy " NsiFuus aud Mtut-I hi. utEtl a
el IN. Fficr o.. or sent frre ,lp rs--,..ssa "a
v'her t"o b"ek.' pusta q paid. NAhd
These are, bsysud al s,lupsri.., 81,
~ mar! Eefks 81 fhy fUiu., :, - =, L-iig.
ine's y -ihlns whatever that Ne NJ. ''.,
Pie 81 Either Sux. eau sit4,r -'iius ~.
knew, at what Is tully eaplair,.fi 80 ~. us.i !
tcis 81 the met important AID -. A.il &
Yer are introduced g. which 40 M. = Go
lvahu IA ahy ether work la ar I,,,-t' We a.
NeW DISCOVERIES Of the author : 4st, Alas
: such a. probably never ltt.r, f-l.,' lp'nu.a
-h2 hah are given Ia full. No pei y - 20
without these Valuatls tuoEs F'''eA sh.sas
VALUABLE BOUKs-Ws have ,..-i.-...
pc me'iical wurl pualish,u d, NJ 800 ~ ne NJ
lyal institute. These tool are n - =! ~
~ uia nus place in every igt-ll, ~, ntfl
Ihey are not the cheap order # a ,,s -. 4l.li-
punished - irrcspunsi lie partie. ~ s ~
70 graf " c"arse tastes tut are win P-slas.
- &c PROFESSIONAL gentleman u s.sslsfF
source 81 Instruction on vital t,a,t''"sAs', ~
ieh lamenta aie ignorance xist. nv, olaa''la,
suiJeets presented are Treated with dsli..p .4ls
~ Aid care, aud, a. an appendix. 49,
PtscF ptlunslor prevailing c,,uplaint. - "a
-lCuus republican, Lancaster. n m s4asl'
me author OF these huuEs l. ,ns,tn
learned aud popular physicians Of M ~, ne ss
ontiteu 70 the IRA itude u u race In tbs,. -
men ,s ,p pdICaaet,nhs. 1t seems to lie hsaa . NV
70 Whlch they are ~ ivct, aud he Iii, ~ el'la
now now aud when 10 do it."-lChronisls F,,a a'a
Me-, sept. Z. lsG9. '''-l;i'
& Their book sent by mail On rse.ir, g.,
n; 1.-THE author Of the a'ioyg.pab,ss5i J. ". W
work Is the ehirfennsutug ph, sleian NJ W.
BODY MedieBl Institute, aud i ~ c'rs,.I u' p
ployed In consultation with mvalids fr,T IVY
OF th5 country that he has no time Ia nv
I,n ri uslaess details Therefore all lrtrp.,.
IITE. or D. DR.. W. II. PARKER, The Nm Nv
slstant Of the author, and his business ,'s,,.
as vel n tile author himself, NAV he eans',I
w diseases requiring skill, secrecy and ,,,.
y Invaluable Secrecy aud Certain R.,ls
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06

The great aim of manufacturers of Stoves
for the past years heat the air which supplies the draft before
reaches the fire. for the very obvious that the egerang
cold air do overcome considerable loss of heat and fuel .
it reaches the frbOz and fer the further reason those u
have studied the chemical philosophy of combustion that only introducing
heated instead of cold air 6o1 that the gases and smaller particles
fuel (which cold direct draft forced upward smoppc) can
be burned consumed.
These efforts the been partially success
M and the result American Stewart Home Comfort Now
PeiOr to stoves of ten years ago.
That the H0r0" freBor another step advance of even
these believe convince all who will INVESTIGATE G b
hese Stoves the air admitted box at temperature Of less than
zoos Fareuhet and with upward current he Horton Frebox is
that the air admitted the feox indirect downward current and
temperature as high the frbO ITSELF GOO "a union of the
oxygen of the air and the gases liberated from the burning at once taking
Mace and actually consuming those gases particles which in other stoves
lighter than the air of the draft which highly heate rise the ton m
fe-bOx and by the ward current Of the cold m
That these are not merely theoretical visionary
that the inside of the Stove may while the fire is @ and
na covers thereby exposing full gaburnns rrr T
plates OF the hrebOx exposed heat are at least 2 nd m @ ne
the davis of W T any Other Stove ever sold oe County
'ood Samaritan Home Comfort, New Empire and other 6rst % STEWART
In word without dscussn. many merits we onv say to @
Of good Stove give trial no, in eyery s az want
a we make Tor IT. we will 0end and take away cheerf and wh
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
HOTEL AND FARM
FOR SALE

~ M. huLthII
The subscriber viii sell bic llo;,l prypsrty
Ard fauu ia Ne. Mululti
Tbs pruIscriy l. ueli kuuun g. the travelling put
ltu a. ieaatE 60 ie uain mad ffutn i.ainailI u O.
orleans Cguat, AID uvaT h. TIE ialleus l-aaauiilu
,puuE.
VIA sell the Hotel and Two Acrcs Il Land. o.
. "a al the Land "a the salne SIDE q the mad
Hntrh a. Ant 80 acrts, ia the whole harm Il
lou acTys, o. suit purchaser.
iioFy sau opportunity for a man of enterprise 70
lako money.
For particulars Inquire Of the subscriber Al North
Violet.
NOAH BOYNTUN.
Jan. 2n. IsTa. 10
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06

ENARM FOR SALE.

l. Toe subscriber offers for sale hi.
EXCELLENT FARM
situated ono miir trOm Edrn Mills un the branch
rad TO No Hyde Park. Sill farm cunttins
100 acrs uf God Land, Guod IIuuse-largy
enough for two families, two Barns-one New.
80 ~ HUr>e-barn and Wagun-shed, large
Woodl-shyd, MIX rvom aud Shop. with good
running Water at both house ard barn
said farm Is one Of the most desirable plases
in Lamoille County. The meadows are smooth
aud can be moved with machine The PTS
tutes are god, aud THERE'S heavy Spruce Tim
Der on the place IL sufficient quantity To ply Tor
It; and all within one-half mile Of a circular
saw mill. Stock viii be sold with the EARN IL
desired. n. B.-1his place will keep II cows
aud team, nov; aud with very little work can
be made TO keep - or more. TERMS EASY. For
further particulars ctll on or adIltss A. j.
CARPEN FER, Eden, w. 3tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
DARN FOR SALE!

/ l'ARM FOR SALE!
Located 3-4ths mile from North Wolcott,
on the stage road to lrasburgh, within lOu rvds
q good saw.mill Said flrm contains 5Dacres
Of excellent land, about thirty acres cleared
buildings all nearly new-horse- built last
season. Running water to house and barn,
brought from a never falling spring. Said farm
will keep six cows and horse, and by little Ia
Der can be male 10 keep eight c,ws. The land
is new and very productive in fact it is one
OF the beet ftrms in Lam,ie County Of its size
aud no one could ask for u better location, il be-
ing one Of the best roads in the county, aud 3
miles from the depot. Also 40 acres Of wild
land on which is sugar orchard Of from 1000
to 100 trees, sugar house and all necessary
fixtures, l-ith mile from the above mentioned
farm. Also 70 acres of wild land located two
miles from said farm. The above places will be
sold together or separately as desired For fur
PARTICULARS inquire Of or address
loft l. e. SANB Urn, No wolcott, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06

an"rs S,dnseerihers, having leen appointed nv ,ho
s, commissioners. to receive exann,c o ", ~
the estate of " III persons, against
s,,a n, David X. Andrus late Of Wolcott IN
sild District, deceased. represented ,n.a1m
b .ef " sx months from the a. dav Of Nov n9
s sy sad Court to the creditors Of aid
claims hef,ra ns. ana prove their respective
bouse e az uues o. our appointment at the dwelina
in ssid ~ Nah Boynton's Hutal in Nartb WoIngs
and Mondo 'r' cs On the I'd Monday Of Decemberr
AFTERNOON, ofeach Of said days' ~ the
SLOAN GATES. Commits
woicott Nov. i7th A. b. nj 'Honers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
IIenI IsHtute.
FOR SALE

astr ~ helat lara. ti la acfts q 81 iaud
alarf . 900 staHe sH tali.tallsn 90 sase. A.
tee l. lr sile aita MaTars itiu, all 81 tiu uaala
is-l Tres al 81 fafs g. ctsat. Itaila4n-s arr e.
$3.50 ftlaa4f aua funalla Nafrr "a az hklsr. Nhr
iuaAtia ~ ialif liaur h. uEt1i Iaarel. AuH Fzrsau
Hisiiing slaali ssuall t4ra o. uu uttteT tnsu
T. Eifc 40 call.
No,r.rIlls. Aus. ga. lssi' ~ - MIN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
North Walden. Aue d. 1871 ~ T.
" ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

1 nc subscriber on account of poor health offers
,oI saie ms ialm, situated at Elmt re Center.
hhno"H as me old Olmsted place The farm can.
una black ash iailos and wall waterod il ia nader
nish staIe 81 cultivation and suitlbI, divided
INTO woodland pastuasc and tillaso land. II is
grass: every acre of which can be muwn with "a
machine. The honse is suitably arrau ., d for dairy
PURPOSES, with sufficient cut uiding. There is
the barn. There is a small orchard On the Ma -.
ahu one oi the Lest surg orchard in town consi.t
M VI ap"ut 1000 trees with suitable apparatus far
t%ether with the st. ok, 50 tons of hay nnd yra{n
sn az ana dairy ntersits aud farming toos or iarm
clear to suit the purchaser. " '"''R
Elmorc, Aug. Sist. 1871 y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
NHE IMPERIAL /!
Believing that fair trial of the ImncrinI

stove with the NeE HORTON FIRE BOX superiority over
others lsL that the Public opeaon the subscriber caused b.
Exhibited the Fair Ground Of the IOe County Agricultural Society al
its Annual Fair Sept 26h aud 27th ISL.
The result the unanimous SOys committee as
Be, Cooking Stove The Imperial"
Second Best Cooking Stove The American"
(e published awarded premiums the seiey
aud the equally examining public that the Impe
preeminently
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
HOTEL FOR SALE!

M AT EDEN MILLS!
The subscribers will dispose OF this ceeblq,-
ted hotel property, located on one Of the best
roads in the country for business. IL can he
nude ft.orite resort for pleasure seekers, he
ing located near Eden Pond aud some of the
best fishing grounds in the state. The property
is in II good state Of repair and doing 9, cd bust
ness. For further particulars enquire of or
address the subscribers On the premises.
HILL & MONTGOMERY.
Eden, Mach II, 1871. mr.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
DARN FOR SALE.

T9e subscriber being about to engage in the
e aIp.e usintss Offers his farm situated one mile
s run sne tne randolph R,ad" and three miles
iTum Morr,sville. f'rnrrlS known as the .,E."nir
nutchins Farm, :" ntaining 50 acres IF ,oad land
suIahIN divided. with uildings in got ID q nJiti"n
further particulars enquire On the premises;
,,,,, NJ. Ii. BUNDY,
nov Il, ls7l. 1t
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06

we urge upon capitalists and all having mon;
tc invest, the most careful Investigation Of The
securities, elioving them tO combine more s'l
ana profit than any Railroad Bond now in The 81
ket. The Portland aud Ogdensburgh Railroad Id
VIII be the shortest route by more than fAy ni'
irom the Lake to the Atlantic.
The Road will have local business enough tOEl
all us running expenses and to insure the Poa'
and regular payment of intercston its small S'
ed debt. twill be the greatest pleasure thor Hl
iire In the Eastern States, uniting by the shdiA|
route Saratoga and Lakes George and ChpmPI|
with the White Mountains, Lakes MemphrtHisi
anu Willoughby, Mount Mansfield and tho csl'H
ca mineral springs Of Northern Vermont.
the Roard is under the manag meat Of some
the most experienced, successful nd widey's|
business men IN the country, who will insist w |
The closest economy and honostyin the admins"
tion of its affairs.
The IAenagers of the Road have Themselves
vested largely in its capital stock, the cash !"
scriptlons being nearly sufficient to complete
Road ready for the iron, thus showing lheh
probation of the importance aud value Of 'os
terprise.) For convenience Of investors tho ''''
Coupon or registered), are of the following G'''
nations:
5000, $500 snd $780,
and the interest, six per cent, gold ispayaO'',Ss.
annually in Buston on the Isl ay Mand the Nv.
vemher. These Bonds are offered, until iur'H''
tice, Mt 90, and accrued interest in currency 4,
For further information-pamphletS IAp'
apply to
b. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
st. JOhnsbury, ys~'n1
FAIRBANKS & co.
o52 broadway, New wv"
FAIRBANKS. BR0WN& CO.,
Ils Milk Street. p'i'''
FAIRBANKS & EWING, ua.
rs Chestnut Street. fN'
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
Trustees for The First Mortgage Bcnano,u''
Ion. LUKE P. POLAND, st. Johnsbury' '"
BBAHAM T. LOWE, Esq, v,a
President list National Bank, Bos1'n' =
FoR sALEBr
IRST NATIONAL BANK, Boston,
HILL Co, o,,v,
And all leading Bank, aud Brokers
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
VNEN SUBSTANTIAL REASONS WHY THE
Il PEOPLE OF VERMONT SHOULD INsrRF
IN THE
VERMONT LIFE.

|. II is at home.
:. IL contributes TO the business and financial
prosperity Of the State
Al, 8. III AFFORDS business facilities and accommod,
ssohs; AS the business men of Vermont do NAT Of
ecI thelr loaus, nor deem il advisable TO keen then
pans accounts and deposits in the Atlantic cities
reach, f'' % "'Vhih thclr
al, y: nhe rates Of premiums are the most evenly
uistIiuuted ana are popular, being those of The
great majority OF companies in the United States
.. Inc features Of the company are liberal and
seherous-none more SO. '
~: contested death claims are not taken Ia tba
United States Court at Washinton TO be settled M
~ companies ffom other States doinp husinoss
mere, but are decided in Vermont, and no vermont
company mas contested policy claim.
q. Absolute security is furnished for the ma yrent
OF a. claims by full and unimpaired resarva
iunu, ana IN addition, by paid up and unmnnircd
guarantee capital of fifty thousand dollars
.: ne securities of the company are of the most |
Ieliabie charater and cannot be shak en- nv fuclno
tions or stock gambling. 'S'"'
y us expenses of management are low. and tho |
evidence or prudence Is manifested In slrpIus ~
tne END OF the second year which is constabtIv in
~. The books balance altogether in favor IF tha
company upon its location and merits. 'Ao
Home office, Peck's Building, Collero street
burlington, VT o' ''i''''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
nj EADOW FARM FOR SALt.,

mr. he property Of the late c. G. DEMO. occooso,
u mna = "a SUI Al plac, AID tlty Of tinaeres
WI eep if"hi twe.ve TO fit en- G, w. n, u u
'ocated one mile frcn hyde Park stree, t'' IN
raik The Lanoiie Valley Railrt adj inns ~ nyde
FOR further particulars address.
Hyde Park, VT, Nov 70. Isl ANio Fd'.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
Elmorc, Aug. slst, 1871
FLOR SALE,

I II Or SALE!
= THO Su scrber offers for sale his Rlact smith
S Shon nhH Land IN fil de Park village heated cn
.hufch street. The luiidinp Is new heinz n blacL
m I'M IN ship vito an ample supply Of Tools therejn
ne Gweliing attached Is table f = two inmiIia.
together with good garden If ahtut.la mfr nm aero
Q, ,and All will he sold reasenal L. and n reasen
aaIe time gfven on part Of the purchase money
nausc OF selling. ad hea th. Call on Tho Sub.
" o Pieh'ses, lot terms &c. 40
PATRICK McELRoY.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06

nm a. ,,luEpgs & Revere IL 'is
Dh. W. u. fARkER. &C.,. =
healsa4 hneElsdEs o. eFsfJl. s-!-,z,
sgid 10 tHu jtars -9,g.
mn, a Bl9k FOR EylEY MAJ
LII y ENtE Of LlFEgUn nj -
-. = he,iiesl Ireats 90 a. $50, - %
LAh-a'tsd vitality, Premature "A - 80 4,
81 =, ~ aiia fhys Debility. ill., Il
81 tbs i1i ~ -, ,f,lns iom a. Er.. N I,
Tbs lsindssd a book Ga ,r-r, la,.1it La
- pages, h.und % elatb '-@-' ffiatuiTt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
THE BEST,

and that the Horton PBO important improvement
o and really scientific application the ph
sOphica aud chemical principles Of etulusiion.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
Hyde Park, Oct. ls, 20,
.MALL FARM FOR SALE.
Desirable Farm fer Sale.

me subscriber having engaged in other bust.
ness, VieIs lur sale his aIn III Walden c0ntainiD.
"oout ninety acres VI Iaud. There is Good IN M
oIciiaid ON the iarn Il aoUut 100 trees furnished
WIN Sood apparatus for SUI sarn. lnGst of whlcI,
% nearly new. Also aLCut 10 apple trees. The
cultivati,n The fences are in sond q uT',;ou
w.h IN ABUNDANT supply Of material for repairs in
n Inc Lu'idlnsS consist efa larse dwelling
h hnuse, cohVehient ior one on two iani,Ies which
a ,,' Also two sGod iarus with ample s.edo
IoI storlhS nahuies, farming tools. &c all in nod
V G, on. Running water at house and barn
excellent iacilitles for keeping dairy This n r,1
- 81 sieuat, within Oneiorth Of mile of North Wal
aen p"stoiiee and stu nearer to church and school
r.u, anu on good road in winter and summer
ms i,nefai For further particulars inquire Of
H. l. HOWARD ON the premises "
Moth u.,.. ID. P. HAYNES.
-'N'eh Nuiuciy aug. 20, 1871.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06

undersigned will please make immedidot. so.,,.
ment' t" save further trouble and cept, '''''0
,vo,oo.. 7. J. H0LBR0OK NJ. d.
iori fom9
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06

The PUREST, cHE1PEST, and most DUR4BLE
| WatsF-- OHAtcs0s mann " -
/ Warranted to stint a p-sss,rs Of pSp tt,-,r.,,.
rLEF dAd UtH not not b,Ist CheH frozen
III WI last ~ lon the hoiu is kvpt full of WA
YET; IL i"s of water la u feet Of Tu ing Tive
,hehgs IN diameter. Is made If the lest selected
-" MN uflSu tunber frum 10 IL feet Ina len tn
turned rUun 1, wound with copper wine, sunk I'M
-IooFts boiled ia coal tar ctcu with cast irnn
o.upI'hss, made to suitauy pos ,tion, Tun-uu and
srUDVeu each side Of WHtyr-c, urS,-anT lives -
Iecs satisfaction in every case as far A. heard f
isPo'taoL hing ten 10, PEI 70 sth co tpli,t,,
JHst Ohs'tdt much hree-f irths LealDins
naine DC re US iahins and greater saving to the
PuIVha"el When inch and 1t Tuuing is ca led for
~ Priee 81 fabiay tcih Couplings Complete
im1 iaoh lu@ine' 81 ihehbore per rCd, 81 10
2l-5 " ia a. % - 20
VI our Factory, Cash; except in towns whore il
mas H. been used in such cases one-haf on deliy
cry, the balance III Thirty GAYS
~ Always warranted EF
u mas been tested IL years in dry, gravcl,v
soll' and found invaria Ily perfectly sound!
u Is tar preferable b. any other uductnr an tb.
rtundS ct Us Purity ChGapness, Strength. Ease of
ranSp. rat On, Etc, 10" r,ds per hall tun II the
snall' It size. One man can lay 3On ~ DIS per dav
Bens So Sn all 1t requires ont 4 marrow dits6 Can
Q upt The sizes tSt ther with, ut extra sxpenso
mus making saving by c1upliLg the iuruer sizes
~ tne Slnal Ter ana setting mUre y0lums If water,
pressure, thr' H. h the smalle Tu inu tor
oon'ey'nJ SAP hSa'pt'ses eusry ot5e conductor Su
,r-ta@ er' wiH do weL5 10 tryH. TE>TnI"NIALS in
AIRY nu'nners m,s NJ he given. fspae, permitted
IL is unsurpassed running water e. aud tbr"na
v ages. ri Gel liar drains siuk drains eayesspuut
trains. staltch iacttrits, breweries, pump tubing
&C., &c. FP 'N''HN'
In every case in ordering, the pressure should he
'pec'hed, the size If bore. the number Of "Tjs -
,cutt angles and clbt VS. If wanted. Shppad when
10 T. 49, ";
ger territory net included in tho Slate of Vermnnt
aiPpeSS W. T. MoULl0N, Johnson, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
jTARM FOR SALE!!

Situated in the centre of Hyde Park, and
known as the
"BENNETT FARM"
containing Ninety Acres, more or less. For
particulars enquire of the subscriber at the
American House
III i. b SAWYER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
y Office

All persons indebted to the subscriber, will
please cali aud pay The sane
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
oHARL]

uHARLl
aas Ian
.so1mlieelinr 4
Ecctcd to IN
%sekand MI
Eses.. Farind
Ss' of.i.n surlr
~ builders /
Any other
n Or damar1,
Gtlist
snss''vsquoi va
N sMssaserbur
Il asIthout til
5saaicatian
Il 2 bro,np ID
AMALaA
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
"A q TnE IUBLIC!

Ttd uEdersi uns Sc respectfully anHi Hrrr a.
~ D. rlr g Gee fta-e "a sss.t uagiHs tsnuf
tlsf 49, aas 90 Haaa -
DRY ffllfluN
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-26

liam Affleck, and Charles Cavalier,
who. were all arrested upon the same
charge.
These have been incarcerated in the
station house and jail, to await their
trial.
''It is wonder that it was kept 4
secret so long!' was the exclamation
heard upon the street this morning
The plans had been laid so judicious-
ly. The Council kept the matter Sc
cret, and ably seconded the suggestions
of the Mayor, assuring him that they
would support him in his efforts to
clear the plague spot from the city.
The character of the parties who
composed this gang was so thorough
ly known that it was necessary to pro
ceed with the utmost caution. Police
Bruner, who developed the shrewdest
qualities of the detective, was contin-
ually on the alert, and he, in confer
ence With the Mayor, knew all the in
tentions of the burglars before they
were fully carried out
Mayor j. j. Hanna deserve the con-
gratulations of the entire community,
for his energy and skill in this matter
1t was almost hopeless task to fer
ret out these rascals. Every possible
means had been previously tried.
The entire police force, from the
Chief down to the lowest subordinate
had used their efforts to stay the evils
the people had suffered, but they were
Intellectual. Quietly and systematical-
ly, without saying word to any one
the Mayor went to work, and with the
aid of his worthy assistant, Policeman
Bruner. success has crowned his eff
forts.
There was regular organization
with chief officer, who directed tht
proceedings of the gang. The strong
est obligations rested upon each anc
every member. One of their oaths
was that if any member was arrested
they were to swear him out.
The proceedings before the Mayor
will begin as soon as possible, and i
may be that they will before the Cour
of Common Pleas at it's present ses
sion.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-26
SPRINGFIELD, O., Oct. 18

A special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette, under the above date, says:
The burglars arrested yesterday are
in jail, around which strong guard
has been kept day and night. Two
more have been added to the list to-
day, which makes a total Of twenty
five arrests. Four of the gang have
been hailed out, in bonds Of $4,000.
Some of the hitherto respectable men,
sons in families that have held the very
highest positions in the city, are con
cerned in the affair, and are now in
Jail, their parents having refused to
bail them out
Their trial will be before the present
Common Pleas Court as soon as they
are indicted by the grand jury. A de
tective. who wormed himself into their
confidence, by taking an active part in
all the burglaries, was instrumental in
securing their arrest. 1t is now be
lieved that the city is rid of the pests
which have been tormenting the citi-
zens for years. Five trunks full OF
goods were found at one house to day.
Goods stolen two years ago have been
| identified.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-26
a FOOLISH Young Woman.

A young woman named Etna Adams.
but recently married to young farmer
Of that name, in company with her
husband, set out on a wedding tour
from Norwalk 10 Chicago, via Cleve-
land and the lakes. On the steamer
she made the acquaintance of 3 young
New Yorker, who gave his name as
Geo. d. Rankin. and with him she
played at revelations through '.plan-
chette," which told her that George
was her soul's husband, and when the
boat touched at Milwaukee, the pair
eloped-the lady taking her husbands
pocketbooL containing about 81, 900.
They made their way to Quincy, here
Rankin obtained possession of the
money and diamond ring, and then
ieloped alone, leaving the following
heartless note:
s.Dear Grill am called suddenly
away from you. Retusn to your ''hub,
by at Elgin until call for you. Au-
revoir. George"
The poor woman went TO Kansas
CITY without baggage or morey. con
corning The loss of which planehette
WAS silent,