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rhe Iuaucural of. Gov. Moses.


On Tuesday, the ard inst., Governor
Moses was formally installed, with all
the ceremonies attendant upon such oc-
casions. His inaugural address may be
found in another column. AS usual the
decent white people Of the State are made
responsible for all our financial difficult
ties, for all political intolerance, and for
Ilu Klux outrages. But the Governor
sees the first stfaintstreaks Of rosy dawn,
and predicts that Northern capital, labor,
enterprise and ingenuity viii now come
to US in prafqsion and onen up avenues
through which all our people, white and
black, will become rich. He thinks too
that in future the lion and the lamb will
lie down together in sweet accord. a'l
In the meantime we, upon whose
shoulders ali the sins are laid, cannot,
for our lives, see the tolerance, amiabili-
ty and honesty of the class aaoa0 in pow
er. Tolerance indeed! when the torch
of political hate is every day and night
giving our dwellings, barns, stables, and
all else that onf energy and industry
ha4'e gathered AROUND US, 10 the devour-
ing flames. AS to the white people Of
the State-called by Gov. Moses, Z" the
former ruling class''-being the cause of
her financial difficulties, thatis partisan
and unjust nonsense. The infamously
'extravagant expenditures of the Radical
State government and the clearly appa-
rent frauds upon;the Treasury are the
great oaasss of tAe dlsgfacefull decline IN
our State Securities. And this very or
attempt to shoulder these sins upon peo-
pie who are guiltless of them, looks very
much as if the new administration, de-
spite it's promises Of virtue and reform,
ware anxious to eoverup the vile crimes
eI iae old administration, instead OF un-
earthing them, eEd bringing their per-
petrators to justice. =
However, we will strive not to censpre
our new rulers until we have more fully
tested the sincerity of their promises
mazda lef9re the election. The fruit Of
such sincerity VIII No praPer economy
in all the departments OF our stats gov.
ernmen., u reduction OF taxes, and Gn
honest tdisbursementof the peoples mon
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: J.
New U. 8. Senator In North earolIna


New u. 8. senatoY In North Carolina.
On Tuesday. the srd inst, the North
Carolina Legislature elected United
States Senator. Judge Merrimon is the
man-the same WIN was defeated I'm Au-
gust last, for Governor. I'm the guberna
torial contest he was the Democratic can
didatc, but in the Senatorial contest lie
was the candidate Of the Republicans,
and ran against the regular nominee of
the Democraticparty His opponent was
that able and faithful public servant, Ex-
Gov. Vance, whose defeat is cause of
sorrow and chagrin to the respectable
white people of the State. Judge Mer-
rimon claims still to be consistent
Democrat, but the Democrats have but
little faith left in him, and are evidently
of the opinion that he has sold himself
to. the Radicals. The Radical party does
not bestow its honors upon Democrats, or
upon men ,1ho do not promise to serpe IL. 4
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Duel Between Two Editors.

On Monday last. q duel was fought at
Sand Bar Ferry, by Mr.. Jas. T. HayS
ward, of the orangebnrg Times Demo-
catic), and Mr.. MalcomsJ. Browning, Of
the orengeburg Ners, radical ll. Cause
newspaper quarrel DistanceAten pa
oes Weapons pair of Smith and Yves:
sons cartridge revolvers. The combat.
ants fired two shots at each other, with
out effect. Therequirements of the code
having been complied with, Mr.. Hay
ward, the challenger, agreed to leave the
field, but declined to make friends. The
two principals then advanced alone, each
three PAGES, saluted without speaking,
and retired from the ground, -,
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OBITUARY..

iI-.tt slaff kif.''t-t fis
=. DIED. on Monday, NoY. 25thu 1879,
SOPHIETTA, infantAiaughter OF JAMES
and LOUISE BoATwIIeHT. Aged four
months and seven days; -, / =.
The Autumn sunshine seems too bright,
For wehave read withtear dimmed sight
3 "Our babe hasipassgd apay." - 81
TIE ten1 r babe oil hold SO, DEAR.
Our little nesting DIVE
Who came to soothe Iife's weary care,
) With CLEANS Of hea'Fen.b born love- r.
Thst tiny face so rureFse fair ~
,Of earth scarce bore trace, j, ,..w;
And in our hearts weImirror'd bear. $50.
An angels smiling5face. ~ 90"
But mother-love," so wondrous deep,
u In grief where can'st thou flee2 10 -:
Remember 1,ov sad Calyary's steep, dJ
And, Jesus comfort thee. - ..,.., !.
>. ......,....,. II, A. S. !,
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COMMERCIAL L..

! III ~ = "a AUGUSTA, Dec. 10.
iGOLD--Buying at l12and selling at1l4.
COTToN-The market opened with
good demand at 1e; and closed steady at
opening prices. Sales 1,24a; receipts,
1898 bales. H. ~
Sides, 1O4@1l;. Shoulders, 7@7i; Hams,
1903; Dry Salt Sides;T 81; .. s. Shoul-
oss5t cotRSMwthitel.by r sgH' sas ii6ad},s soayss
yellow, SO@S2. ,3Nksisf
WHEAT--Amber, ST., red, 81 95;
white, S2 Is. iil" - i.s!,lr'
FLOUR-City Mills are: SS IS for su-
perfine: 50 25 for extra; 50 so for family,
and 81 for fancy; Western and Country,
0ATs--white and mixed, $1,000;
Black Seed, 81; Red Rust Proof, 81 500
1 60. Prince Edward, i$l25.s - s''s"!i:
PBAS-We quote at 81 10@I 25. I, IL
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Ninety-Six Academy,
J. R. BLAKE, Principal. Inc
Final Settlement,

NOTICE is, hereby given that there
~ will be final settlement on the
Estate of THOMAS BANKS. decd, in
Probate Court for Edgefield County, on
the 4th Jan lary next, 1T which time the
undersigned will apply for a. tiIihi dis
.charge as Administrator Creditors are
q9,otified to present .tbeir clailSs on tli5t
day, and all persons; Interested will take.
Que nO[lC6.-
'0a = JOSEPH W. BANKsrAdm'o,,r..y or
Dec. II, 1872 At 81
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. sherif's. Sale. 4 !.

9. =: y; fos,aaa d. ND foreclosure Of Lien ,
Eldred V. Mobley -" is.irfe' ~
ipY virtue of IN order Of Foreclosure
ID in the above stated case, Twill pro-
cecil to sell at the residence ofthe Defen-
dant, on Saturday, the ,2lst. OF December
inst, the following property, to wit: =
Two Bales Of Cottonj -:
About Five Bales Cotton. in the field,
Alsoy all the Corn-about so bushelsf
Lowed upon as the property of BJiV.
.Mobley. the Defendant. ...Aata;o, .
i'fns Cash. II. WALL, $. E. c!!ii
Decd 'aa i'.l! 81 2 so :
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-~tT The Columbia Phoenir, commen-
ting upon Gov. Muses. inaugural address,

Wv ~Asp HAes
ting upon Gov. Muses. inaugural address,
says: .. ss...,l.
The Governor followed this up with
some suggestions to the men of his own
race to be more tolerant to their dusky
brothers. In the hush of passion and in
the stilling of internecine strife, the dawn
Of brighter future would be seen I'm
migrants and capital would follow the
banishment Of sectionalism, DC. While
he Is in the humor of giving advice, and
as he has the ear ,.of the colored people,
1t would be we'll, and keep the balance
even, If he would say word to them
against the execrable habit they have Of
burning houses, cotton, cotton gins, DC.
The Governor promised to stand upon
the platform Of his party. He regarded
It as the authoritative exposition Of his
oftioial duty. This was the best part Of
his speech, and for this we commend him
heartily" oi'+Sf!!2 .' 81
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nar Tie editor of the Anderson q,

H The editor OF the Anderson In
teliigencer, Mr.. James A. Hoyt, met with
an accident two weeks ago, which caused
painful injuries to his left ankle and foot,
and has kept him confined to, his home
until within the; last few days? He' Is
now able to- walk upon erutches, and!
hopes to dispense with at least one of,
these uncomfortable appendages shortly.
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20 " f.'iFI tHrsSgTOtf q,
State Of South Carolina
EOGEFlELp y COUNTY.

IN PRoBITE TO BRE. 9sa
Eliza, E. Mohley, Plaintiff, Petition
bila xSid 10 stgsmGSi 2 fos, jlf.,a
E. v. Mobley. &others. Def 'a Dowef.
DY virtue of an Order sffdm the Hon.
,D,D. L.tTurner. Judge OF Probate foE
Edrsfpeid cSnnty; IN gIab0vsl stssed1i
case, Iwiil sell at tEdgefsld Court House,
ON tiro. first NJ onday IN january next, the
foIioMing II TRACT OF LAND, now In
possession of William. Walter Mobley,
one of the Defendants to Wit;
ONE TRACT OF Ian ~ acontatnislgk
Three H9arsa ~ ASTss msrs q tsss; s.ul,
ISynr. ntlisiafag ihtIds6f GSlitsS 9ysflp,
tie iseasins 4pe Prssks lsbtss islass a1Id 81,
others Y l,.Ysiit Z ! ~. Giih optN ssiaW q
). asf%s'a u d, WIKI, ,k.E.A
Dec. IL Il % fss- ~
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THE ADVERTISER.
EdgefieId, s. c., Dec. 12, 1872.
Elected to the u. 8. Senate and Hustled
into Jail. .,. ,.,t z

70
AS we go to press, the news reaches US,
by telegram to Augusta papers, that the
Senatorial election in the South Carolina
Legislature, yesterday, Tuesday 10th re-
suited In the choice of John J.. Patterson;
and that thereupon, Mr.. Patterson was
arrested and put in Jail tor bribery.
Patterson is the rich carpet-bagger who
has so much to dowith wealthy Railroads
1t is supposed, Of course. that he has
bribed certain members of the Legisla-
ture to vote for him.
The election will probably be contest
ed, and still more carpet-bag villany ex-
posed to the world. 80
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Sarah ]. Harrison,. -
wu, w vs. sso,,, rrrstoe Execution.
David 3, Williams etal. a.3 -
DY vlrtue of an Execution in the above
ID ,stated case, to me directed, will
proceed Ito sell at EQgefeld c. H-t on
Salcrday in January, ls1s, all that lsA TRACT !
OR PARCEL OF LAND situated in
Edgctield County, containing Four Hun
drcd Acres, more or less, adjoining lands
OF Augustus Moten, Jasper ieideil ana
others, upon which David j..Williams,
one Of the Defendants,q qnow resides. ....s
Torms Cash. u 1v.71. saR ~
Dec. III, At i'5lHi
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She,:rIif's 81 Sale.

!. Adam Minick, Ml;',. !.'s.i' ]
Hsi.s..a5 Attachment.
Richard Wilson. j r1 .,bnB .i,,ase
f)Y virtue of an Order to me directed,
ID ill., the above stated case, i will sell
at the residence, of Adam Minick, on
Thursday, the 18th December next, the
following property levied upon Under an
Attachment in the above case, viz: ,
Two Bales of Cotton, 'i III. ,
~ rs Bushels Corn, ,1H7'l. lii{H q, ,s4
i lot Cotton Seed and, Peas, lays5,I
And small lot Of Fodder. Igs
g n. WALL, s. E.,
Nov 26l oL71a " ..Il3 q. st 40
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,cs- There were twenty -eight deaths
in Charleston for the week ending Both
Noyomber-two whites and twenty-six
colored,; .HlIF..ss @
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HY,ME1NEAL.

. MARRIED, on the 9Th December, at
Hepzibah, Richmond Co., Ga, at the
residence Of Capt. W. 7. Zimmerman,
by Rev. W. L Kilpatrick, Mr.. EDMUND
MURPHY Of Augusta. Ga. to. Miss
sALLIE C.DOBEY, l,f the former place.
:. Gs-. Augusta paperil please copy. ,!
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Just Received.
n

i HIS week at GRIFFIN & coBB's,
NEW PRINTS, z :
I Bale Graniteville Shifting,
- Pieces Check Homespuns, ~,
1 Doz Blankets, a.
New supply Ready Made CLOTH ING,
8 Doz Seamless Kid GLOVES, &c.
Groceries.
SUGAR, COFFEE, RICE,
CANDY. iRAISINSI W.
CURRANTS, Sweet CRACKERS,
Fine SEGARS and TOBACCO, &c. -.
We offcr these Goods at very low pri-
ces. Give us call. ~ .;lt
Dec ii 81
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Sherif's Sale.

i Sarah j. Harrison,
vs. .atS Execution.
Earle Williams,
DY virtue of an Execution to me di-
ID rected, in the above case. will pro-
ceed to selfat Edsefield iC. H., on Sale.
day in January, 1873, all that TRACT OR
PARCEL OF LAND, Situated In Edge.
field County, containing Four Hundred
issa, rnd rGTS EE a,g fsBaisI Srs anSsp. or
son, James Jennings and others. +,
Terms Cash.
sd d.l''--H:-wxrr;7s.h::e- c.
, J! Rsa''8t;i't, H5zRfa#i's T t'i'A', i
,ASbiS 3 fS fsteEtaalIs kap5 81 asn :, !
ddiSon. ~ aq
Nov 20 If IS
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.<shud6Y; ss1eH.
hatfSfieId Z Hollnesworth,

.sshmif'S Safe.
..hatfsfeId E Hollinesworth,
by his Guardian dd item,
Thomas Quarles, PIai'ffs,
VS. Execution
VIM. II. Moss. ,HTlJHYS
ies%. ;5sssi r. Fl ia'fEsSss4A. InsSs f. AbasiA basiAaE AZ:
10y Virtue CT an Execution to me d.
ID rected in the above stated case,
will sell to the highest bidder, at Edge
field C. H., on Sale-day in JanYefgs lSA 9.
the following Real Estats, & NNddpds a
rs the property of W4hrH. Moss, one Of
JNE TRACT OF LAND situated in
said County and State. known ss the
"Mims Tract" bounded by lands Of
VIM. Wash, other lands of the said VIM.
r. Moss, lands of HarrisQr XFgRHlda 'sy
othey*YsWknk 9asi Thousand 1fo0 "
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT situated
in said County and State, known as the
"Springfield Place." and bounded by
lands of the Estate Of Rob-. p ,BFppSpp%
%ss9 ssss' .ad 1t1ss lsRsf ss1 81 Haa.
&AdhxdE&t9 (640j Acres, more or less.
Terms Cash.
H. WALL, Sc. G:
e. - ~ Nw-, ,r."rv
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New Crop Florida Syrup!

JUsT received. -Four Barrels NEW
Crop FLORIDA SYRUP, which will
be sold Cheap for Cash, either by the
Barrel or Gallon.
W, +. DURIsoE, Jr. ).
Dec If so.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tricks AND Trans ar America

- lEHPp 50' I0t1
Would You avoid being btn by Rogues, Swinllcrs
unl lIumbugs Read lhe STAR SrANGLEp DANSgE'
4 large, Illustrated 4r-celumn page paper Ledger
size Splendid Stories, Sketches. Tales, Poems Wit,
h nh serso1 rs11rs s,das GssP. &s iI gss
FREE. I" all. ONLY 81. TRY IT ONCE Sati.Jtction
guaranteed Agents wInied. Oul I'll FREE, Speci-
Tisns, &c.. for cents. Address BANNER llins.
dale n. II.
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Something View!

Just received fine stock Of Eureka
~ Rubber BIBS and ] sDIAPERst-very
useful and excel lent articles for g9png
iohildren. ,Ispsak from practical expert.
ence;i and consequently recommend these,
articles. tiHtl IL !s 4 - 49,
! . llin45nSii, so. F.tCHEATHAM.
Dec. II If 81
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SCHOOL,. Notice.

MISS rGIBBES respectfully announ-
ces to her patrons and The public that her
Christmas VACATION will begin on Friday
the 20th Dec And that the exercises of
her School will bercslmcd on the first
Mondayin January 1873.
Dec II ct 81
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BUILDING FELT

mo Tnr ,lsed for outside work and inside instead Of
% cuar md samples. y ! Isi FAY, Camden, Il j.
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u, Sheriff s Sale.
VIM. IT. Shumate, Receiyer.l, eeA d.
VS. .TAT y EXecut'n n
VIM. ,BSaHaLMtb
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Sherif's Sale.

Sarah J. Harrison.
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Also, n Bill authorizing an additional
tax levy of FIVE mills in Abbeville
County.
A Joint Resolution to repeal Joint
Resolution authorizing the Governor to
employ an armed force fQr the preser.
vstion OF the peace, received .ts Second
reading
Mr.. Dunn introduced resolution re-
quirlng the Clerks Of the EJhse and
-ehate to report tnformation relative to
contracts with newspapers in reference
to publishing laws, also price ofGontracts
and amounts due.
III the House the Tax Levy Bill was
postponed till tomorrow.
The following Bills were introduced: /:
A Bill amending the lWw in relation
t, the recording of deeds. 1t Blakes the
time to record alter six months.
a Bill to regulate the pay of County
Treasurers.
A Bill to establish the new County,
from Barnwell and Beaufort, to be called
Lincoln.
A Bill to amend the charter Of the
Comet Fire Company and to make it n
Steam Company.
A Bill to repeal an Act 10 regulate the
publication of legal and public notices.
a concurrent resolution also provides
for the publication only of public Acts
in one newspaper in each county.
Mr.. Barker introduced bill limiting
the hours Of labor in manufacturing asd
mechanical establishments in this State.
Referred to the Committee ON Labor.
Also, gave notice of the introduction of
bill to authorize county commissioners
to give out contracts for repairs on pub
lie roads.
Mr.. P. Simkins gave notice of the in
PRODUCTION of bill to abolish the office
of stenographer Of the Fifth Judicial
Circuit Also, bill to prohibit persons
from hiring or employing minors with
out the consent of their parents or guar
dians.
On Saturday, the 7th, in the Senate,
concurrent resolution, restricting publi-
cation in newspapers, at expence Of the
State, to Acts of public character and
general interest, was received from House
and referred.
Mr.. Owens, from Committee on Fl
nance, to whom was referred q bill to re-
peal an Act to provide general license
law, approved March 10, 1872, reported
back same, with a recon- mmendation that
,he bill do pass.
Sundry bills were read by their titles
md appropriately referred. Concurrent
resolution relative to contracts OF the
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29

DREARY HoMES.-OG all the dreary
places, deliver us from the dreary farm
houses which so many people call
houses which SO may people call "homc.
Bars for front gate; chickens wallowing
before the door; pig pens Glowing the
house in the rear; scaggy trees never
cared for or no trees at all mo towering
shrubs, no neatneSs, no rimncSs, And
yet a lawn and trees, and a neat walk,
and a pleasant porch. and a plain fence
around all, do not cost a great deal.
They can be secured little by little, at
odd times, and the expense hardly be
felt, And if ever the time comes when
it is best to sell the farm, fifty dollars so
invested will often bring back five humid
red, For man is a biuic who wilInot
inscnSibly yield to d higher price for
such a farm when he thinks orthc pleas
ant surroundings it offers his wife and
Children
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Windsor County
VI L II u A L
Fire lnSurace Co..
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT.
incorporated Oct. 30th, 1898.
First Policy Issued April. G, 1910.

The assessment for the year ending
March 81, 1872, is TWO AND THREE
FoURTHs per cent, which is the average
rate for the past thirly-two years.
II asks your patronage because.
|. 1t is no experiment, but has
been in successful operation more than
thirty years:
2. 1t is n HONE COMPANY managed
by Vermont men, aud insuring only in
this State:
3. Insurance in it is cheaper than it
can be in any Stock Co., because it is
mUtum and there are no dividends to be
paid to stockholders
4. 1t takes but three per cent, on the
premium.note in advance, and assesses
at the end Of each year what is necessary
to meet the losses already made thus
leaving your money, so far as possible,
IN your own hands, where it cannot be
lost through any mistake or dishonesty
of Directors:
D. The Company has a clear surplus
over all liabilities, and the very low av-
erage of assessments proves that it has
been honestly and prudently managed.
May, 1872.
t. $. SOuthgate, Sec.
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An OFFICE-IloLDER 5 BRIGADE.--A
brigade OF oilice-holders is now over
running rmont, making speeches in
favor Of the tc-election ofGen. Grant
Hon. Justin s. Morrill, is United
States Senator, and expects to succeed
himself, as he undoubtedly will; Hon.
Luke p Poland is a Member Of Con-
gress, and desires to succeed himself,
which Hon. b. II. Steele has made
somewhat uncertain; Hon Asa. o.
Adds has a $1,000 per year place at
the head OF the Southern Claims Com
mission at Washington, anice little
plum he intends to hold on to as long
as he can; Hon. George w. IIendee
is the heir apparent to the seat Of Con-
gress now occupied by Hon. O. G
Smith; Hon. George w. Edmunds is
one Of our United States Senators, and
the Vermont patronage dispenser for
the Administration; Hon. G. w. VIII
lard is Greeley man at heart, but in
tends to keep his much-liked position
as Member Of Congress, even if he
does stife his conscience to do it;
Hon. r. Staff has been in Office ever
since he turned his coat, and is now
the nominee OF the GRANTEES for Lieu
tenant Governor Hon. Charles "A.
Joyce is speaker Of the lower House
of our Legislature, and has the promise
Of being the successor of Mr. Willard
in Congress, for which mess of pot
tage he has sold his honest Greeley
conviction; Hon. Philip X. Glecd is As
SCISSOR of Internal Revenue; and so on.
1t is these men, who are tattening at
the public crib ON money wrung from
the tax payers, who are put into the
field to instruct the hardy yeomanry
Of Vermont as to their duty at the
coming election Are they not too
much interested in the result to be
candid and impartial advisers
ArguS PatUo'.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.

1871. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1871
IN and after June 2G, 1871 Passen
" GER Train will run Us follows:
UPWARD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leaves Concord at 1885
A. M and Accommodation Train at 1910
A.M.tlor White River junction, connecting
with train for Well River, st. Johnsbury
Barton, Newport, Willoughby and Mag0g
Lakes, SUanstead, Quebec, Bath, Littlcton
Lancaster and theWhitc and Franconia
Mountains. Also, withtrains for Mont.
pelicr Mansfield Mountain, Burlington, ST.
Albals, Rouse's Point, Montreal, Ogdens.
burgh, and the West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Concord at
3.G7 p. NJ" for White River Junction & Bristol
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Concord
at $40 p. NJ. for White River Junction, con-
Meeting with trains for Montpelier, Burlng-
ton, st. Adams, ROuse'S Point Montreal,
Ogdensburgh ans the West
tOr on arrival OF trains from Boston, Wor-
cestcr, Portsmouth, Portland, sc.
DOWNWARD TRAINS
MORNING EXPRESS TUAINlcaveS White
River Junction tor Concord ut l.50 A. NJ, OF on
arrival Of trains from OgdcIsburgh and Mon
treal. This train is rum to Boston on Sunday
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves White Il.
junction for Concord at Gas Am.
+BRsToL TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord
at $50 A. NJ. and Franklin at 905 A. NJ.
+MAIL TRAIN leaves White River junction
for Concord at 1920 =. NJ, or on arrival Of
trains over the Vermont Central, Passumpsic
and White Mountains Railroads.
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves White River
junction at $40 p. NJ, or on arrltal of trains
from Montreal and Ogdensburgtb Bratte.
boro, Keenc, Bellows Falls Windsor, &c.
connecting at Concord with train for Man.
chester, Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
+Thcsc trains connect at Concord with
trains for Manchester, Lawrence, Ports.
mouth, Portland, Nashua Worcester, New
York, Lowell, ard Boston.
GEO. +. TODD, Supt.
Concord, n. H., June Goth, TS7l
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-08-29
Singers Sewing Machines.

Among the astonishing modern de-
vclopmcnts in the industrial sphere,
none are more remarkable than the
sewing machine business Compara.
lively u few years since its first intro,
luction, it has aIrcaly assumed i'm
mcnso proportions From returns
made under the licenses granted, it an
pears that for the year 1871, the sales
IF the Singer Company alone amount
ted to l8l, 2j0 machines,
1t is noticeable that while the Singer
is ono orthn nldn.+ its oolo load tho