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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05

"A discohsOlate reporter mourns that
the circus band devoured by lions, the
nurse of Washington, and the girl who
falls heir to 100000, are very scarce for
April. Probably owing to the back ard
season.
The Senior Bennett, OF the New
York Herald is 20 years old, but is still
able 10 draw his s225 600 income with as
little fatigue as most men Of his age can
cut four cords Of wood and walk forty.cve
miles to the polls in a day.
"A cockney tourist met with Scotch
lassie going barefootcd toward Glasgow,
"Lassic,' said he, II should like to know
if all the people 10 this part 60 bare
footed p "Part on 'cm do, and the rest
mind their own business" was thereafter
settling reply. kNEV
burlington bmieda baby, and ,hi. is
lis epitaph:
Beneath this stone our baby lays,
He neither cries or hollers;
He, lived just one and twenty days,
And cost US forty dollars.i i. d
-l.oyal ladies in Europe cannot govern
their own health. The empress Of Austria
is consunptivc, tln empress Of Russia suf-
icrs from govt and dropsy Of the heart,
the empress Of Germany is n victim to
rheumatism, the queen vi Holland Is sab
ject to frequent fits of hysteria, the queen
Of Portugal i confirmed Invalid, and tile
queen OF Denmark is deaf.
A man, on the day lie became hun
drcd years old, went 10 have pair Of
shoes made, remarking chat he wanted
them built substantial, with plenty OF hob
nails. The shopkeeper suggested that he
might not live TO wear such IL pair of
shoes out, when tho old man rctorted that
he commenced this one hundccd years u
good deal stronger than he did the last
one.
A laywoman in Providence, MILL
ner BY trade, but nevertheless IA favorite
eNhorter at the evening meetings OF the
elect, thus gave her Reasons for her be-
lief ia the existence of a Supreme Being
"Sis,ers, am just as confident that there
is God as ] am that there are bonnets it
Paris and that l know for certain a.
| yesterday received from there choic,
assortment Of tho most fashionable STYLES
which ] will trim with more taste and sci
lower than any millner IN the city,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Wnrgr's, on The 18th day OF August, a. L..
1870, 9hnrna- Is, Ellis aud Eliza Ellis,
his wife, and ienry Is. Eilis, and OttllNi,
t-igned Otuc Illis) his wiir, executed and
acknow lodged, aud delivered to Nike Nj
Canley acertsln mortgage convey ing To said Mike
McCaul"y cerinin real estate situate ia the city o,
Cairo, county al Alexander state of Illinois, to-
VII; Lot No, IN block No, u. and lots No II,
is 70, 90, 81, ~. IN block No, n, and the md.
yided t~oihild- interest 10 lot No, s. IN Lloek
ber-d - aud u ~ block No 81 in the lst addition
to theclty of Caro- to secure the pay meni OF Two
certain prom -sory notes IN said MORTGAGE de.
seriDed. both Of even date With said mo, tsage,
one note tor $50, PAYABLE two months after date.
and the otlnI nose TOR ss,b, ayaels iour months
has either Of them or any part thereof been paid.
And whereas, II II stipulated IN SAID mortgage,
n",cs, ubove mentioned, or any part ther.o 1,
according To the tenor and effect thereof the
sand party OF the second part, after having ady"r.
tiseh such sale FOR thirty days IN a
Cairo. Illinois. may sell the sali
premises or any part tL'reoi, and II rghl and
first part, AT pnh'ic ,endne "a the Highest bidder
Tor cash at the ,ime appointed IN such Advertise
lnent, AM upon ina,ktng such sale, as ne attor,
OF the sad party oi the second part, shall execute
and deliver TO ia. purchaser deeds for tn. con.
,eysnce IN tee OF the premises sold And whereas
the said prOmIs-ory notes have not, nor has
either or any part iher, Of beeu lald
Now. therefore, | the ssid Mise McCauley, party
Of the second part named ~ SAID iGoitgng", ia
pursuance OF IA. provisions thereof. do hereby
give notice thst on saturday, May ilth, A. II, is72,
between che hours OF ten O'Clock AIN, aud Que
o'clock p, W. Of that day, ~ the front door Of the
Court House, IT, the city OF Caro-, Alex ,nder
county, state OF Illinois, l will offer the lots Of
prouud herein above described, and each Of
them Tor sac at pubic vondne to the highest hid.
der f,s css hto satisfy said notes, ana WI II iexe.
cute deeds to purchasers, conveying title IN Zee
10 the premises sold, as provided IN SAID mort
gage, ..
MIKE MccAuLEy, Mortgage.
sts.n Gilbert. Attorneys for Mortgage.
1'oJ'Dd Care, April q, 1879.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05

lie. Pardon the fer these words Of warn
ing and entrcaty; 1 trust nobody will
think them misplaced I fsrvcntly hope
that the resultsof oursleli1eration, will
chow that theyswere otspoten in vain +;
] kpow that they have sprung from the
most ana ious desire to do what is best for
our ycountry, md thus fsnppea TO you
with all the iervor of anxious rarncstness.
we stand on the threshold of great v,c-
tory, and victory will surely be ours if We
truly deserve it. OFT
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
CHANCERY, NOTICE.

Emma Priest aud Thomas W. Priest, defend.
ants, are notified that on April eth. is72, sparrow
NJ. Nicker.op, complainant. hlti his bill IN chan.
Gerry TO ioreclose a mortgage, in the Alexander
county Circuit Court, staie OF Ilhpyis, and that
'said Suits now penbBg in sisd court. that her.
upon II summons was Issued out OF the clerks OF.
fee OF said court against you, returnabl on the
LIST Monday in Iuiy next to term OF said court
then t. bc holl Jon 81 The court-hopse in Caro- m
said county and'state. JDHNQ HARLAN,
Dated April eth, 1879. CLERK.
Alien, Mulkey & Wheeler, sol'rs for jmpl't.
5-J.E
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
BRIEFS.

"A disconsolate reporter mourns that
the circus band devoured by lions, the
nurse of Washington, and tho girl who
falls heir TO 100000, are very scarce for
April. Probably owing to the backward
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
WOOD! WOOD WOOD
The undersigned will furnish
HARD AND DRY WOOD
A. Cheap. u not Cheaprr

han any wood dealer ia Cairo. Leave urict,
n fhe slnies 1T the fos,ot'ice ana 1T Ross r.s
ward, ON Commercial avenue, between Tenth ana
twelfth streets, Cairo, Illinois. | give good
measure and vi cord the vocal up II desIrc.l.
augiO-ti DENNIS HALEY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05

| ruling arbiter OF political contests.
TuE CONSCIENCE or THE NATION.
Ii that be done, then success will be
certain then we can appeal IL the minds
and hearts, to the loiliest ambition Of the
: people With these arguments and en-
/ Tealies, which can spring only from II
A Clear conviction of right, then we shall not
appear IN vain for support to those of our
;. iei,ow clhZens who hitherto were separa-
ted from Va 10y party division who desire
/. honestly % work Tor the best interests of
:, tue country IN this crisis and whom we
m s n9 welcome w'ih;'raiernal greeting, in
O. they call thenslyes ""''"e'
DEMOCRATS Or REpuBiICANs
~ Then We shall successfully ovor,,,,,
prejudice which now conlrnn, ms H'1''
inshious accusation that this ur,., ,,,'''
Hehtspn is mere gathering OF di.a,,.
he pointed and greedy politicians, viii rr
We harmless at our feet; for we sh,li hnv
We demonstrated by our action that Wa wer
lal guided by the purest ana most patriotic a
use motives. Let ns despise rs unworthy a
cal our cause the tricky manipulation. b
of which to y.s, deiTmsnt Of The republi,
The political bodieA have 30 frequently bee
;el- controlled. Let rs, In the face OF ia
do great things TO be accomplished, rise abov
ish all petty considerations. Personal friend
re. ship and state pride ARE noble sentinent
lar Bat what lie personal friendship. what
Do. state pride compared with
e., THE CHEAT DUTY
MT We owe to our common country, and III
~ awful responsibility resting upon our a,
ton , As sensible men We know that n,
every ono Of US can be grntiiied by I'll
ks choic. Of his fnvorite many Of Us wi
ry hare To be disappointed bat in this So
III elnn hour our hearts should know but OF
NJ iuyori,e aud that is the American repui
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
5000 In GREENBAcKs,


Five Prize 600 GREENBACKS
Ten Prizes 100 :
oHe hsr-e and Eussy with silver; Mounted Har.
nes- worth fGDn each.
one hae'tOhrd Rosewood Piano worth $40
Ten hmily sewing machines. worth slDI -arh.
Fiy. hrs' oa-"d gold hunting watches and heavy
!d chains womb $3.50 each. Five gGl Amer.
irin hunting watches yo.th yi2j each leu
Ladies gold hnnins watches woTth yluU each.
Eight hundred gold and silver lever hunting
watches, IN all, wOith from s2b 10 s.hp. Ladies
y"id l"ontln- chains, gents gold vest cnains
s"lii and double plated SILVER table aIii tea.
sroonS. photograph Adams, IeWriry, etc., etc.
hole number u gliis, Geo. Tickets limited to
Gn,0W
Agents wanted to Sen tickets l., whom liberal
premiums will he pad
sitgi" tickets one dollar; six tickets five dol.
hf- twely. tickets, ten dollars; twenty hive
is'niy dollars.
'irhlhrs coDiainDp "A fan list Of lfizes, a lie.
scrlPtiou oI the manner Oi drawing, and other
Information ~ reference 10 the distribution, v ~
he sent To nuy One ord-Iu, chem. All Irtt.Is
husl be hidf.S--dto l.. II, ZINE, Box, ~,
"dfif, Cincinnati, q.
'"i ""s' amt no,2wSdly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

with its gloomy attendants, low spir.
us depression, I'm voluntary emission,
loss az semen, sperGiatOrriisrS, los. OF
power, slixxy hetsSl, loss OF nscnsOry,
anna threatened Impotence RnJ ilaIsc.
cilits, and u iOVereign care iu EsUn,.
phrey's Homeopathic Spc'f.c No
TWcnty.ciEht. Composed Of re mot valua
be mild anu potent Curntiyc-. they .liIAe u
onde at the roots of the mater bac ~ g sy-
tenn, arrest the discharges. amt lup'rl vIgor and
slorPy, lite and vitality To the cntie inpn. They
have cured thousands OF ca cs. Price, 81 pei
packages OF hye boxcs and " large ~ Val, which
H. very important III obstinate or old Eases or 81
per single box. Sold by all drus9ist.., All sent
10y man on receipt OF price. A ir-ss Ham ,hrey'
Specific HOMEOPATHIC Medicine Co., 5,,2 Broad
way, i. \. FH~stftHi r,tsH y. :SaUU
angljdrowawly Axslt, CAIRO, Illinois
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
s go ,0il sZ
LlAB', .iriEs

C.N. Hughes, cashier Of the Eirst National
Bank o. Caro-, do solr,aDly swear that the nl,,,.
statement N dIue TO The best oi my belief
{. y. HUGHES, cashier.
Subscribed and sworn To before ine this ID day
az May, lsIz. #.fN D. fL ...... :
CHAs. CUNNINGHAM,
.... Notary fuLllc.
CORRECT attest ..|.. '.f
II, HvaD,
II Mhths.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
bERkSHlRES! BERKSHIRES !
] AN bREI

AN BREEDING AMI hare for sale pigs Of
X" 80, o'r.u Of Hogs. nj s25 u pair, not kiu.
o,s1 a 'isigt Tor coop or iced Tor the trip.
T. La w" N"'' ~ 'N' ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
TIIIRTI-SENENTH REPORT
OF the condition of che
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CAIRO, ILLS,
CAIRO, ILLS,

Al the close OF business. April iotn, ls74.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
THE KEY NOTE

GREAT SPEECH OF SENAToH
SCHURI
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
cuvsH csRauprios


in our public concernsj We can give the
rspublic pure and honest government; We
can revive the authority Of tue laws We
cen restore to full vigor the constitutional
safeguards Of our liberties we can infuse
. higher moral spirit into our political
life; we can rcsniniate In the hearts OF
the whole people. Ia every section OF the
lspd, . frstsrnsl aud proud national feel
ing. We can do all this. but wo can Dc
It only " throwing behind vs. the selfish
spirit Of political trash, we obey the pure.
~ and loflisst inspirations Of the popular
uprising which sent us here a great op.
portunity. II Is rs great US the mobiles,
ambition might desire, but squAlly gteat,
nay, 70 my mind, fearful il
M. THE RESPONSIBILITY -
II brings With IL. An opportunity Ike
this II 3 m0mentous period IN the history
of Q nation ~ uprising of the people viii
not occur every day, for it must spring
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-22
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ioa. p Isun pro- uoirg any medicinu allie to
sbpw one third NJ many living. permanent cnres A.
Or. ricrs Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy and
further reward Of S1C0 for any case Of Chronic or
intaFamaory kheuuatism, Neuralgia Rheumatic
Ague scatca a, rheumatism of the idneys IL
will not crrc. The Rheumatic syrup is used in.
wafdly only. pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
Tree from injurious drups, 1t is not n quack inedi.
nebut the scientific prescription of Jos 2. Filter,
NJ D.. Professor of foxicology and Chemistry
graduate OF the celebrated University of PenpnTt-
yaIIis d, 1888 whosa entire professional life "a
been devoted specially TO this disease. This prN
ara,lon under solemn oath is c0uscientiou,ly be-
ieycd to be the only positive reliable, infallbis
specific ever discovered The proof that no other
specific exists is foInd in every Community in per:
sons afflicted for many years and sti suffering II
phys clans could care it If specific did exist this
would not he so--a fact thai must he universally
admitted The uft d ceived sufferer may wisey
ask rat security or evidei ce has he that Dr. kis'
er- Rheumatic Syrup will cure his case Tns
protection offered to sufferers against imposition s
in e,; lly signed contract which VII! be forwarded
without charge TO auy sufferer scnctng by letter
d description o, afllicon; this C'.n'aItee Will state
the exact number of bottles led to cure anu
n case of failure the money pail VII he returned
the patient. No other remedy has ever Deen
.1ered on such liberal and honorable ierrns Med
al advice with certificates rom prominent phy-
icians, clerEymcu etc. vino have been ctrec u Ter
all other t,eatn ents have failei sent nv 'e'ter
gratis. Afflicted cordially invited to writ fr ad-
vic" 20 tho princpal office. 90 South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. DR.. Filters Rheumatic syrup
is sold by druggi ts ,,,o,,
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
CALENDER q co, Wholesale Agt's, Mead
A. 4. Il. CHAMBERLAIN & CO., Sole Asrs Rous
vile, Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-22
Hot IL and Rcstaruranas.
Sj'CHAyIROUsE.

nj 'CEAy HOUSE.
s"eshins'"n street Petroleum Centre, Pal
CHARLES ii; BLACKMUA, i..,4 iuEroA,
This House is centrally located, ..-u The general
headquarters vr oil men
Petroleum Centre, Pa. May 10, -o..--.f.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-06
Every Family Should Have 4 Bottle.

sy,Isssi nGs ,a We y Az
Chemistry Rush Me aj,sa coliegs: ay dsna q rT9!
b.l mev i i. MI; !, Waller u =; Norman
'a r. gins,a =; Il H9yn d and Iapam
ersf 81 s1 B. I,;sisI nsns IS p Ms
woodward Y. n 4; g 4 Doherts. ii b; 5 Wayne.
CHEMIST s. Ghas woodward NJ b; G Taslor. II D.:
~ y " Mae 8, M y; + Maley, II D; Fl John
IN st. Louis, Emo Sander, HID. ana,ytica,
Hosteter and n. ey baas ss for
folioWng endorsement Of the medical profession in
JAMES Jackson 4 Co-Gentlemen AS y,y yoa
r nasa e ea e the medical profession
ps eons,dsTsd as secret patent medicine, NO
ID the formula for akgn ld The o we hare sa
say the
being highly tonic stimnlens stonachio csrshina..
i've and z slightly laxative The mode preprang
Pharmacy Having used then, seen the effects ii
our private practice, take pleasure in recon-
tiers, y being the best Tonic and stimnlant now
offered to the public. r.. %. Raisliniese. Prof.
o Ua And Diseases Of Women ST. Louis,
| ..ar.yssss DRAKE gMepoWELL..
Late President Missouri Medical COLLEGE
lss8 a 9sss FRANK q. PORTER, M D: 3E
Member Ct Board Health q i, st, Lo4is, 4 NO
Prof. Of su, gerry, NO., Medical College. and Late
Resident Physician City Hospital. 81. Louis, Nc
$, HERBERT PRIMM. MD.
~ pha q rasssical ~ Loais College
j 6 WHITEHALL.
Editor Of Medical Archives,
GERICkE, III III, s{HF9a E s
CAWARE, nj D.
5 s,r q, y NOSES & sss,, Il =.
ALFRED HEACta.K, III d.
" Y c A Mlkapx ! q
Ff0I. "a surgery Homeopathy Medical Colfese
Prof Midwifery and Diseases 81 Wonen 4, 4 al.ss !
Homeopathic Physicians. >s'ss =
!. A8 JOHN II TEMPLE. nj I,s
Colleges Of Missouri. Tfs
JOHN eoNzLEmAS, MD,
iea 81 assases Ct Med
CHARLES yasT1SE, ii b,
Fret il # NJ Physolosy Ho'aeepafhic Medical College
p.a. III, ~, q, JOHN HARTMAN. MD.
clans and So geons.
Us.rEp srArEs MAR1sE Hosr4rAI.
sT- LanIs Mo, Get $50.
y 1870 As. JAcKsoN I Col have examined the
a ss s Hone os ssss nss. and
consider them the most valuable tonic md stira.
iahI bow ~ use. 7 1
ksslasat Phzsician " charge q the United states
"a n y Its's sa, ssa asssss:
Missouri as,@ ~ oa'-s
cosaa opoLlTAN HoTEI.
" rdanf.I1 nm N.l1A wA1I4.
sE1ssS s8ss sxSgse 6ssMas#sA
q. ~ . DIain kstrpet,
1. II Ex.M1e.A. N. y.
1 - 1sst = q - e14 j Es.ss Il ash~
ittii q Iert11oex.
~ nE1I sUHW ~, FtoTs1srstk.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-06

RE Embossed AND PRESCRIBED BY erorn
s.. IS IeaHing PHYSICIANS than any other tenie or
sinillHnf now in use They are A SURE PREYEN-
IiNEOf Fever and Agle, Intern1ittenfs Bilious
ness. MI ell Disorders arising from Miasmatie{
causes They are highly reconnm ended as an anti
dyspepc md IN ofindigastion are Invaluable
" ~ ~ Appetizer and Reeuperant, and in eases OF
deneTai Debility they have never in Il single in
stance failed in producing The most happy results
They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FEM AIEs,
strengthening the body, invigpraing the mind anil
ewing tone and elasticity to the whole system
me HOME RIITERS are compounded with the
greatest care. and no Tenic StiTnlant has ever been
offered TO the public SO PLEASANT TO THE
TASTE, and at the same time combin iflK SO MANY
fsmediai agents endorsed by the medical fratera-
~ W Ihe nest known 70 Pharmacopoeia. 1t costs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-01
From New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81
Vice-President Colfax has been invit-
ed to address the Young Mems Christian
Association of Brooklyn.
Another suit has been commenced
against Collector Murphy to recover the
amount of a political assessment paid
by an office-holder in the Custom House.
A warrant was issued, to-day, for the
arrest of Hyde, the husband of Fanny
Hyde, as an accessory to the murder Of
Watson.
Mr.. Patterson, whose name was
disagreeably connected with the failure
of the Market Savings Bank, visited the
Receiver to-day, and declared that he
was able and willing to repay the loan
made him. The Receiver expresses the
belief that the bank is unable to pay de-
positors over 40 per cent.
A portion of the South Side Railroad
track, at Rockway, Long Island, was
destroyed by some unknown persons,
and one of the early trains, this morn
ing, had a narrow escape from a severe
disaster
In the New Jersey Legislature, to-day,
a bill to incorporate a narrow guage
railroad company to construct a railroad
from Camden to Jersey City was intro
| duced.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-01
FairbaYen.s

Since our trustees have evinCed
determination to have the laws prohibit
ing the sale of Intoxicating liquors
thoroughly executed, our village has
been unusually orderly. We are not
now disgraced by the presence of three
or four rum shops, or annoyed by night
ly rows.
We understand that Rev. II. l..
Herbert has now under consideration an
offer of 81, 900 per year to settle over a
Free Methodist Society in Marion, Iowa.
-Parkers jewelry store israpidly gain
ing in popularity, which is fully deserved
by his fine apartments, liberal prices, and
obIiging manners. If Rutland has more
such men to send out, we warrant them
a hearty welcome in Fairhayen.
Our old friend, Z, II. Phelps, for
merly editor of the Fairhayen JonrnoL
is now at the Albany Law School.
We are glad to learn that the Olym-
pic Dramatic Club, which has been in
active since their signal success i'll bring
Ing out the "Gun-Maker of Moscow, is
again at work, and under the manage
ment of L. D. Clogston is obtaining new
scenery, costumes, etc, and preparing
to give us another entertainment next
week. Unlike most travelling compan-
les, they have never failed to give us
Thoroughly satisfactory entertainment
and we prophecy for them full house
Nova
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-01

BENNINGTON. = The Baptist Society
held sociable at the parsonage on
Wednesday evening.
The 'little helpers" of the Baptist
Sabbath school are arranging for fair
to be held soon.
"A public installation and anniver-
sary of the Rechabites will be held at
Library Hall on the evening of the 9th
prox.
An exhibition dance was held Fri
day night by the pupils of Prof. Wells
at Library Hall, which was largely at
tended. Master James Stuart and Miss
Laura Hamlen were the beau and belle OF
the occasion.
The next session of the Bennington
county Good Templars' Union will be
held with Bennington Lodge No. 81, at
this place, Feb. 7. In the evening a
public lecture will be given by Hon Geo.
W. Grandey Of Vergennes.
The fiat contributor" of the Gin
cinnati Times discourseth on 'Injun
meal" before the Young Mems Assocla-
ton of this place next Saturday evening
About ten acres Of land, situated be-
tween this place and North Bennington,
and covered with tall growth Of dry
weeds and grass, took fire from loco
motive Saturday andmade quite smudgt
around here.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-01

the mastery skill she exhibits in render
ing the various kinds of composition.
And so perfectly does she personate the
different characters, clearly convey each
Individual thought, and so truly delineate
each scene, that for a time one forgets
that he is only listening to what has TAX
en- place in the past, and enjoy an emo
ton akin to participation when the scene
is living, moving one.
Among the finest selections given was
an extract from dodge Club" and the
geritabe Senator" himself could not
have manifested greater embarrassment
and perplexity than did Mrs. Waughop
while personating his character.
Little Lettice" and the Legend of
Bregenz' were also very fine.
I understand that Mrs. Waughop has
in preparation some of the best selec-
tons from Wordsworth, Whittier, Long
fellow and Holmes, as also some of the
finest plays from the prince of poets,
Shakespeare.
Mrs. Waughop's voice not only shows
cultivation but degree of melody sur
passed by few if any of our standard
readers.
| May success crown her future efforts
/ Essex, Vt, Jan. 90, 1872.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-01
Deaths.

THAYER-In Dandy, Dupage Co, ILL.,,
Jan. 24th, of consumption, Geo II. Thayer,
aged u years.
Funeral at the Congregational church,
West Rutland, to-day, at O'Clock.
POTTER-In Williston, Jan. 10Th, Ed
ward DIN, infant son of Rev. 7. c. and
AIvra c. Potter, aged months and 10 days.
HUNTOON-In CuttinGsVillc, Jan. 2Sth,
Hiram HuntOOn, aged So years.
CLARkE-In Montreal, Canada. Jan. Il,
1872. Dr.. Henry Edmund Clarke, formerly
of London. England, and for the last elgn-
teen months residing with his son, DE-. o.
II. r. Clarke, ut Rutland, Vt. lie was on n
visit to his daughter. at Montreal, when
attacked by the disease which caused ms
death. He was aged y.
RAYMOND-In Mount Holly, Dec. 9th,
after a long and painful illness, Jesse W .
RAYMOND. aged Il years.
DUSTIN-In HOpkintOn, y. H., Jan. lith,
Ebcnczpr Dustin. aged 81 years.
GATES-Iu New Brighton, Long Island,
Jan. 25th, Mary. wife of John L. Gates, and
daughter of the late j. W. Monroe OF
salisbury.
KIVELIN-.At Sutherland Falls. Jan. p,
Peter kivclin, aged 81 years. He has been
a faithful cmployc of the sutherland Falls
Marble Co. for the past sixteen years, ana
has been absent bur one night in that time
Rochester. Sept. y, ISL.
". \. Oliver has this day erected mon
unont for me, that is the best work and
the best quality Of marble that stands IN
the cemetery. and il il TO ray entire salts
faction. STILLM IN Il. JONES.