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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-01-05
2hysirians and Surgeons.
las oEsTERLIN. W. NJ. DETN
AESTERIN 4 nETVNEIER
ENTRII,IN6 MILLER.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS & SUR
III GEONS. Office and Residence-Main st.
onpoSife the ..Goit HOuSe.n y FindlaY Ohio.
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OFFICE HOURS.
Oman at a. m. ana close at 5p. M.
Business Directory.
Sttprneys at 9am.

Cards Of seven Lines Inserted I'm this
DeparfE1ent0f Of the paper at Blk Doiiars
Per knEum.
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W. .s.oSBoRS.

wsosBoRS, LA. BALDWIN
OSBORN d BALDWIN,
GENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Deal
tT ers in Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, Seeds,
Dried Fruits, Beeswax, Pelts, Hides and COun
try Produce of all descriptions.
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JoHS A. MEEKs, Cashiei
-.ECOCK RANK.
80 .s..TEaTIONALBANK OF FINDLAT

yHEspERsoN's BLOCK, Findlsy, one ono,
sells Drafts on England faae iTe1aea IN sums 70
sna rcchasers. an and de general banking ~ pSs
iueSs- = :
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-01-05
MRS. A. G.. LINDSAY,

INVITES THE ATTENTION OF THE La
Il dies to her fresh and desirable stock of Mil
linery Goods Hats, Bonnets and Trimmings;
in fact general assortment OF Ladies' Fur.
nishing Goods of the latest styles, bought al
the late decline, and will be sold al correspon-
ding prices. Lannert's Block, East side Main
Street, Findlay, Ohio. [April 5, '5O-tfl
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-01-05

Dentists.

nEAIERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, Hats
Il J and Caps Clothing. Leather and Findings
Nos G7 and 69, Ewing's Block MaiU street,
Ohio.
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MISS JULIA A. PARKER,
2naure Merrhauts.

nESIRES to call attention to her stock OF
~ Millinery Goods, Hats, Bonnets and Trim.
mings, which she is receiving at w. ii. q j.
Wheel sr's Store. Main Street, FiDdlay, Ohio.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-01-05
PATTERSON q; WiNDERs,.
6roffrifs.

nEALERs IN DRY GOODS, ,MillineryGoods
~ Ladies' and Gents Furs, Clothing, Car
pets, Hats, Caps, etc, Nos. 81 and 80 Main ST.,
Findlay, Ohio.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

~ .ae internal establishment Of st. Paul.
,ISetsl, .N, In London, is still in progress, and
... m axe many years to complete It, Tn.
- olt christopher Wren as fat a, the,
m sscertained will b. carried Ou,. Colol
~ - asrd sparinRly. 1t will be centra-
~ sae choir. the dome, the painted win
~ ena tue smaller dome. The prinripa
\ S.l wv ~ tho main object OF the iabors OF
- ASs@v0 NJ srtists. Its present gloomy and
=. ay appearances will give place to life,
saA oe.uty. The eight spandrels will
~ oy the figures of the four Evan
IisS.a..Is t.s = tour major Prophets. The cupoia
.~Sssa y covered With an aIiegorical rep
81 = tAs IL Drum, divided in three
~ arss vill consist Of two horizontal
~. csSs"- ~. each divided into eight compsi I.
NJ see ievss lius will have The Apostle,,
n. IL gGsps Of tArcs, at the gates Of the hea.
Tss'sesesss, sltssaAted with aroups of propb-
= s;'sl ;sl.s The upper line viii represent
oooPsts0snts the angels, cherubim,
~ =. sss vQsship Of the Cross and the
~, n. sss secoed division Of the cupolA will
~ ~ ssa'uuess ripS Of suyels aud blessed
woussy ver'ops instsupents: the whole to
.s".S. y ~ eops With golden stars on
TAes. cite. tvo hundred years, the
y, ~ ~ srt.se. Dir Christ aphsr Wren, who,
kus. eysseoe esilv's, bviided better than
,IssAsss ia,r ehsacs Of bsius realized,
ec verk Of bic lite, the nsgni idcent
Nrs...sI sI 1aars, - b . coapists su per-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
PBuNoxLvAuIA RAlLDoAu.
&A3A z
Oh AID AyIss .Ysp.I, !vhr. 2. ls7s.

VEST fAfLAOELPHtA.
1sfSs 4s; s :a .sa s:,i ST.
main Liae y eet ard. -
Paoli Accommodation daily. except SUNDAY, s. 20
an; eW ~ am. and lllO D. NJ. LILO pm. $40 Pm.
NIAGARA Express daily. except Sunday. 7.so a. IN.
Lock Haven and Elnira Express daily. except
Mail daily. except Sunday ;............... 500 an.
rs. Line and Erie EKp. daily e. sundasl:i pm
Harrisburg Acc daily, except sunday. Z.D pm,
Lancaster and ork Acc. daily. ex. sunday 4lOi, n
Pask;ssbuls Train daily. eKospt SUNDAY. $40 pm.
southern Express da,ly.................. 800 PIN
raeln. LIPre.s ll.4D pm.
Paoli SUNDAY Tra,ns.S4o AN and 10 10 pp p
Cincinnati Exp. only TO Harrisburg oil aaturdiys
Erie Mail Saturday night runs only Wllliamsport
baggage delivered :. 10 Mar.ss s.. oy 500 pin.
Express for New York. 7.l5. $50 and ii ~ ,n and
, ll.U. 3.tV. $50 and o.<5 p.m. anu 4l.U nisel.
Express Train tor Long Branch. ,l5 u. III. and
Elnsraat Train for New York. llsopm.
Nay Trains tor Bristol. 90 and lu.oU am.
Way Tram tor ioImesburE and Eus,leton. 40 m.
New ork sunday Trans. 1.2'a III. o.l y III. AID
6A5 : m IRWIN connects At Tren,on for Lambert.
hENslNafoS DEPOT.
Holmeshure Ru>tletnn. 1.iI n IN, 30 u u N
Way Ira!n tor Aew brunswick .....5..... 49, y H.
Eyrress Trans Tor Trenton, 10 4.to aud
Way Trans for Trenton. 1900 m 3 10. 5 % ami
80 T.
Way Tram for BRISTOL ........... btupm.
| :, FOR BELNiDEkE UNISON.
Express Tor trenton. Lamoertsile. Ea. IL H. >craa
. ton. &c., 30 IN
Wey irain t. Lambertyiiie X Peui1 gton IL t.tam.
EAprers t"r Trenton. .Lamoertyie. East II. serau
Ton. Sc. iDU y III,
Accom- tor Beididere .nd Pennington, a.n u m
MAhkLl i oflsE FL sEnhl.
AmbOy Division.
AceoMmoda. Tor New York VIA Anboy, $50 ~
Way Trains Tor trenton. sU1 and lU.aV IL, = 90
noon and 400, SD ard 900 IN.
Accommodation tor New York Via Perth AmLoy
2Uypm
Aeeonin tor Ncw York VIA Jersey Sin. tn y n
NaS Train ior lufiinstuu ~ ~ IL. .
Nay lrains Tor Botdentopu. stoahd Il - /, u.
EXP lrhlEt lor ftientstown. u ~ Ill AID ). T. IN .
ExFie Trains Tor fembettoH Long Branet and
y }. >onthern and luckcrlon Kay llI",ds. w IA
III and Ia III.
"" Trains tor Mt. Holly. Loo. s.3p and iio IN.
Way trans for feihberton. lOLU IL. = II. 5.UU and
npm
sleeping Car Tick, Is for the Vest can be had on
application the Ticket Office. gVl Chestnut str eet
and 1T the DEPOT. Thirty second AMI Market sts
Agents ot the mon Transfer Company will call
for and deiiyer baxgase Vt the Deputs. Orders vii
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Tune Gard
can also be obtaine ed at the following
No.N Chestnut street,
lOAET OFFICES: No. sH Chestnut street.
mo. liz Marset street.
and Ut tho Dep0ts and erry named above.
J. CAoSATT. Ge1erut Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

TIC NtNod Tram viii run subject to delays incl
uea 70 relght business. aud will stop only at sta
ipni where time Is cN,n.
SEW CASTLE TRAINS
= lFe NV ast'e NJ y if,Alrt and fhiiadel.
at i \ VI. Leave Philadelphia Al ials NJ and
y. 4 ntst5 u - T. VI Iu4 N,s Gs,ti.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
iddi. 3nai = zaase ahhI, eas. >iuS for CT ay-
TON tt.t A. tn.. AMI 80 y. m. Leave itytor for
smyrna ; 1t =. NJ. anu 80 p drpkr con nee
tl"n YIN tratha IL and from Dover. a.d sta tions
South.
tpSNttrIONS
AT TON ASENp s5tt4tf- heut County and Queen
anness * keht kaiirpaAs
atCLAlTON. With the NARY land and Delawxre
Railroad.
water kailruai.
At SEAtokD with the Dorchester ard Delaware
Railroad
At DELMAR. with the Eas,e,u shore Railroad
and Wicomico .ld f,e.tn k- Railroad
+ KIN MY SUIT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
PgLLLAAnnELPHlAs WILMINGTON / BAL

SPECIAL NUTICE,
On and after WEDNESDAY, October lsth III,
= passenger car will be attached to the irejsht
train leaving Philsdelphta at 800 D. m. for Wit
Hingtou. "
The train will stof Mt Stations az follows. vben
sisnallsd: Gra. Ferry. 9.l2 y. N. Laxasetto $50
pm Chester. s.4l N; lamskip. s.4S =. m; Thur
p. IN: Ellerslie, y. N; arrive Wiminston. Id S
pn. GoctDl II. r. KENNY. EnpT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

Sl.(lIj II. III. !. |. 4. /.
v IN hE VIZ S3'r.iip+ itcnjn ur I'll
az aH hrFigtnt tllcs that ~
Ia FrfgS GING rlLG kANErY hi /,
law Az n .urLrN. ltisrrel!t,,l cy-
~ - ] d. ~ s-s press'y q. curc the pilcs
ani ~ hine ., suIi Jrl., D..s.t.t.. P1j.r N.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
STRUGGLE OF ~

NorNhy I" PI,ii,ot and Po,.ui,,r Lieratare.
Graphic History "f III" Republican and Demo
cratic Parti n a'v sketch a. the 80 called Lii
erai Republic n P.rty; an insi,is u,4io ot ;hc ~
clu' sti . nvebrioa. IN. uDipnr ti"ket nr ,ii
shoms Of he cimpti ihefncst I,'r. trnt,t b.. K
published A Gook wautri hy every Am. r,rat
citizen. 10 secure terrific y orre end g. H,r
outfit. UNION PUB iSlllNG CO Chic 80. / =,
Phila.. P,., or Srriucic'i, NAs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
Railrpad Zines.
Philaceipnla, wilmington auG 6. i.
more Ratlxoad.
II a IL -!
GIME; 'rNItL. =.

~ u - = -
TIME 'rNIsI-E.
Com p,n-ac,A. NuNnAY June 81, -. +. ain. WI ..,
p-pSs cprns, iro.o sua ~a-ha. ..,4 Avenues. t.w
"Af-- AL ThAh Al $50 A. N. ,sandays -xc-leul ior
a. Win. m.ngo,. wtn Dslawass ha,lroad Line, lay
he aware Eailro.d a. Hairtor:Sn with Jnaetap as
Is.n ,a "a'r ks,osi az seni,rd WIN Dorchester
i."llr"a'. At salisbury III wcomlco snd focoinok.
Exfkh,- Train ., I2D N. lsanaAys ..ceptse., ia,
ps.,,xG'. .nh Ws.n,nR,"n topp'ng Al wi.nin.:'
'a'nst"n tran foi Nc " Castle.
Afh. Tss.S e e
.o"lss1s s .I.d y. ~; y N..to,: stan
ME a pe.1,.s. f.1,%.n ta, f,
srsn1E2rkssa HisngI =. s.a
TT"sa: Ss..i1 Tsy'r.
Pass nt.sar Fortress Monroe and Nor,ok sAA. ,u-
siLMlscVx TRAINS
H. " 10 fs.s :na % "
10y ana sp d.y M The $40 +. ii. .r.,n o.nusc.. vim
n f. s1s Ind ID Is ind Ia
=: ..'. Ta' .sd sS y. .' >. ' ss.;:; r;
r,. :. I::'s x.l%.s:o: =. ~ ?: y: - '14'''
~ stree, car. .s s IL. 'ssS.s' S
,s 'i 1sS NJ sxtsS II. ' sISsxf NJ ;x1y
s,oEg,.s :. a ;t..oas cls:... cf... saa m rl,-
L.,. fhps .pa s'I:'t: ~. F:S G'a..
sss "a. :. ~ .m. .nd " Z: Fn.ay.rh. i,
o
aays 1W p. u PniiAdx lphla for Chester .ixh.s
- ~ y. u. PhilsdsiphS ior Oxtotd st 7.Ve y u.
wsdn.sdAy, Ala Saturdays 2-U ?. N. The 7to u.
IAln stops ~ ALI sasioEs tsswssn khadsl III. aud
LAaiokin.
Leave Pors Dsio" Ur PhadslptA run aye accepted ~
~ - u andA Is p. Or ord ht Phila isp phis 81
olO A w.. Cosdds Ford fu6 Phils,i- nhin 4 ~ . m.
suudAy. leave PhilAdslphis tor Oxiord sXv q. o.
ls.vs oxford iof sn,isdsi phis 80 ". IN.
Xsens leaving " ilF1luSt0p ~ eA % viii
co1set - LAmekis J4nGsAsa with 7.Qo q m, and
ASE N: .rs,ss fsr fsilA>slph.A aAd SIImsr. Cen.
fHRO gGI r4AISs JRox BALrrxoRY.
kBAVb VILAIE0TC0 81 luAl IAN PM 4 - IL An y n
C1ESTIk ZOE PHILADELPlII.
LIZA! 1C1 sTkk az ~ IN s3J, So and II Os a. \
~, Al. al. 81, Ga. 7as sGd lUN y.
Stso SaAhaoIete PhisdsiHniA. Lssvs Bsisinore "a
An. wA eAi o.1 Az, k1pres 3AS ?. = 4s-
pIseA L0P. Y. E1press ilAD P. h Exprsss.
Sfee .e"eoss fsss DsposiAsd iasss sAsoss
AaseAnosassa safssn Psrs Dspos,s viii
vsllssS u An. fss ossosssAn nd iatesasAlsss -,
TRAINS 1oB SALHho1A
1esss Vsnsssrss la1 e.t 81 Z. s.eaaeH -
L,.,s WuaIAssss ~ nAA lO Asa " = :. L.. - -
SUNDAY rlAIy SEoh sAL7l1oIa
Lo~ee oslsincrs - ~ H. sssbpaS ossnona Pssvy
0eas Hoerdeeu Hasrs-AA-Ai so1. Ferry aarSs
:o.:. Hot.A Esss Alsss. 1sss.l. ssassoa Ass
ooss ~hsAhGsoo Cleynaot, Liz ver~ and ChAotAf.
i. .. &AnGof Su0ANnNANtNnA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

Thislins ford uu q usll led il dueensats t. Der
IONS desiring cheap and sx % asaSs 70 Il
West and dsssrv psrsiculsyly the ettentisn Of oil
such - desire to svsil Aemsev ef the kOnatAo1
Bill passed y the lest COnSsess.
The Psnpsy lvHnis . Geo tra kAilyoo0, With its eNr
neetinc lines, By 81 nilss tbs shortest route u
Chicago and o.hsa oDineD tplaeee in the v tas5
10 also the aeck set. chsepsst end best Fesis to q
promins nsnt plsces in the goutAV est and Northwest
Passengers are forv ed in comfortable and cir,
Passenger Carr. furnished vith csbions seats viii
moves6e backs. vstsr Tanks. .stoves. in Winter nd
With such othe! convsnisnces usits for Il
comfort Of families.
through ticketss sold to oil pfomine pl anas il
the West. South wss and North Usst. st about hal
the usual first class fare.
Children under i've years old free. and chilaren
pstvssn the ages Eve and twelve years pay Aslf.
Price.
BssgasecheckeA and forwarded by the ane tesia
With the passengers. Eigktypounds ofbsSsegs ear
:sed free to every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except Sundays. and ticket
must be procured and baggage delivered at the eoacs
No. lie Mark OF street. by O'clock. .P.N X.
ny addressing the und dersigne ed he will forvardb
return of mail free charge. conf Aipin.
complete price iist, n map. . correct copy
uomestead Law. aud rive such other information
may be desired. ZSCIS FUNK, Aeen,
ofths Pennsyiyants Raiiroad Coupan
No. lie Market Street. Phil.daip.,,
PAilsdslphiA June "A. lx66
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

~ EE;' NJ hS1h. tI .,. .aury
N NriN, ..3rr fN a-p.4.t .ilt. ,t t'rolrf,.
,%a, m"r Z, .,..G &. z ~ ,,... ,.E ,,,E rg',g.s
tu '". IIn"N rr-''..t .r,. ''.lttfh, i1 ,iri ',,i
"'I IT" '.. .... tl ST.. t.'.1, .t".> .rt t
'r'"' 81" '- ' 50" -.''.'.; -.ah JH,u 81
"t OIL. 49,. 10 E.ycr 'p. .hc
= .a45"-. u-"a N, 4.t tt.... l. .. r.. .uJ,
-..Ktr g.. .H .." lH "- 81 tt-.- lr,. a.
,ot 49,. 's..i t.t b.u. .-.- lt-E +.lN tG D.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

Gs:N - Wan. .',y.- trtu.,t ,..a.rt... )
,tW D.. f.. .ta. ID. a.ft.,. .'r.~e. "u,.r,,s
'isIf : | 'r.pNt.n .,-..H q. t-- t.tt g. -.,,-
S"S go. 81. l'.H... r rn.' iaol MtIt-.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-23
Tlse yTesi ElmIrlec EsaEironI.

A Railroad mass meeting OF the
citizens Of Topsham and vicinity
was held at the Union Church
Waits River, Saturday, Feb. L.,
about 200 persons being present.
The meeting was called to order
by Capt, i, a. Chase, and organiz-
ed 10y choice of Z. Nj. Collins, Esq,
Chairman, and Mr.. j. NJ. Knight
Secretary.
Gen. Stephen Thomas, the first
speaker, fully explained to the peo-
pie the terms of the Charter of the
West Faillee Il. r., and the general
principles of the system of bonding
towns to aid in construction.
lie was followed by Hon. ii. \.
White of Washington, G. G. Sar-
gent, Esq, of Corinth, and Mr. Il.
II. Fellows Of Tcpsham.
The following resolution was in
tr0duced and unanimously adopted:
ReSolced, That we are in favor of
aiding the construction of the West
Fairlee II. r., passing through Yer
shire, Corinth, Top3ham, Orange,
&c, from White River junction to
Montpelier.
Voted that the meeting stand adj
iourned to meet at Washington on
the 29tl! inst.
L. NJ. COLLINS, Chairman,
j. Nj KNIGHT, Secy
\ Town Meeting is called in Cor
NTH to meet on Thursday of this
week to see if the town will vote to
bond in aid of the West Fair!ee
railroad, and appearances indicate
that a majority are in favor Of bohd'
ing the town.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-23
The Sc'so0i 9ucsalOn.

roprNrtt If will hp remembers
- rhot +bis towp was one onooo
~. f.w in tbis ,,tutc fbat voted
49, ,,ri,c o+ IT,. ..nnal town
.o,.,ing to obolish tllc school dis.
..i.., ,rJ,lout fine - called town
stan, of common schools.
Ara ON tbr second sober thonrht.
g,od many came to the conclu.
.inn that fine old fashioned way
..,s mprh more agreeable, pheasant
md urotitable than fine new langle
.o,i,n =, STRAIGHT way another
.,wn meeting was called and after
nuch argument between stability
..od .tridiN fine r,rner vote If
... tovn was rrscjnlal and tbe peo.
IL. rnturunL +, their homns-sope
m, inv and drliolt-other, with
,orra,.' or1c,ptamnt
The result has been that only
oho,4 ono half NJ tbn l;striats IN
.,vn h,vn had = Ierol school or
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-23
NORWICH Mrs. Merrick Root

4
N"N" '''''I "',' '' ",.., '''''
"'e' N''5 S""'''"'S '"e ~" "'''
Kew ~ T. Niipefl' LOT ten Sc"rSf
Resident Missionary IN 'hl'i, en-
! pl"yed ny the American ana foi'
cisn Christian tHion' gave an III
tercStin@ lecture on oouJh America
to the pufIIs OF our classical "ho
HH&'iSh 9chool an" % Sacn oi cur
cI'i]tlIS as cou!a conveniently as
T1,o o,,1;t;nn If ,l.a l.S,.h,,.o,s :,
,.i,,,, ma J.,.,c,or ,..r.n,.,,t cara
..n,, ,,,.,...t,, ,...,, r,. i,oor
i,,.;t
fr,., .,,u.. rr.. r.a.a... .,.,...
i,',,, 49, 49,. ,,.,,.,r.. - -. I-,,;.,.,
c,.,.,;..:o,,,..,, a.,..,' ,a,,a., III, pn'
.",..,'I. n. ,:,..,. ;..,....
n;..n:a. ,,,,- &c H. c,,.;.t,. =,
Nm. r,,1o-I
lie is thoroughly acquainted witt,
the suhiect Of Which he speaks, and
communicates many valuable facts
""ou' d rcS''" coui'"r''NeiS "'"'
Npo"" " li'oSl % U.S.
ANY ov"o''' '''N u ''"'Se i!>
VI /.
ul!oef'' Il they WISH Tor al interest
'"@ ana instructive lecture
Ills au'feSS - o'SIie'oH L.
The Norwich Literary Union. com
posed of Young men belonging to
our School. held a public meeting.
Wcdl csday evening last.
TIE exercises, consisting of an
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-23

WEST RANDOLPH.-Mr. yelling.
ton, living on the center road, one
day week before last, while cngag
ed in getting husks from n shed
chamber, fell n distance OF ten feet,
striking on his head, and quite seri.
ously iniuring him, when taken up
he was inscnsihlc, and remained so
for two hours. He is recovering.
An excellent orchestra OF eight
wind and stlinSed pieces has been
organized in our village recently.
We are musical people.
Rev. Mr. Chaplin, of Boston, has
been invited 10 become Rector Of
ST. Johns Church, West Randolph,
and Grace Church, Randolph. He
is "A young man who is highly spok
en- Of COR his zeal, efficiency and clio
qucncc.
j. T.. Howe of this town, aged
about 20 years, fell down the cellar
stairs. week before last and SO seri.
ously injured his spine that he had
no control over the lower part Of his
body. lie was teaching school but
this compelled him to throw up his
engagement.
Ellis Curtis has sold his saw mill
in this village to Lemuel Richmond.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-23

A'NiiN, itA'i Jan. otl., lo'-'
: E3iior National Opinion Feel.
ing assured that you would be pleas.
cd TO hear from former resident of
. your thriving village, and especially
from the clone Star" State, EN-.
brace this occasion to indite you n
rambling letter, embodying few
items relative TO its Capital City,
Austin. At the present timo Of
writing il is raining, though lately
we had some very cold weather and
snow which led me to think about
that portion Of orr country situated
in closer proximity to the Equator.
The RAILROAD recently completed
to this place, connecting it with
Houston, Galveston, and intermcdi.
ate points, has given new Impetus
to our city and caused many sub.
stantial and commodious buildings
10 be erected, especially for purposes
of business. Austin within the last
two years has nearly doubled in tho
Il timber of its houses, and, being u
&C ltral point, draws to itself many
p2o lie from all parts of the State.
TN Texas Military Institute, with
an able Corps OF professors, is loca,
ted here and we have good public
schools, churches of several differ
ent denominations, and excellent
private institutions of learning.
Banking ana Land Business is con.
ducted to a considc rable extent here,
and the bar Of Austin is composed
of gentlemen OF legal culture and
literary attainments.
We have an efficient fire depart
mcnt which has rendered excellent
service upon several occasions.
The Land Office and Supreme
Court is to be found here, also u
me Market House ana City HAL,
and Pontoon Bridge thrown over
the Colorado River. "A skating
rink (pallor skates are used) Occu-
pies the attention Of many, and Odd
Fellows, Masonic, Temperance, and
other charitable organizations are to
be found in our city. There $ also
a Gymnastic Association here.
Such is Il brief account of the Hill
City Of Texas. AT some future
time | will write more OF the State
at large, of society, etc, etc.
Yours Respec, fully
A. u. FARR.
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Local Items.
Abo,stE'Ow 81.

AbOut sV"
The 9th lecture in the Bradford
course will be given at Cong
Church on Tuesday eve, Feb. 27tl
nv Prof. II, ID. Sanborn, of Dart
mouth College. Subject-Monu'
mental Records.
G. Il Andross has hung his
"baaner on the outer walls and
the cry is Millinery aud Fancy
Goods, Boots, Shoes, &C., at An.
dross'-a fine new stock Of the lat.
ter, Just from market.
Mr.. II. b. Witt has closed up his
taIloring business in this village,
and will remove to Niles, Mich,
about the first of March.
g. G. Doty sells at Auction on
saturday, 9th, near the Post OF.
nee, Horses, Carriages, Harnesses,
Ee. See Advertisement,
Persons contemplating buyin z
Sewing Machine ought not to fail
TO examine the celebrated Wheeler
n Wilson Machines, they are all
things considered the best in use,
More of them have been sold the
past two years in this vicinity than
any other kind-tcrms made easy.
j. ". WARDEN, Agent.
Bradford, Vt.
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Married Jan, 18th, at Keokuk,
Iowa, in the st. Johns Episcopal
Church, DR.. Edwin y. kilbourne,
Of Elgin, Illinois, and Miss Lou
Kilbourne, daughter of Hon. Ed
ward Kilbouruc, of shat City. Miss
Kiibourne was SO widely and favor
ably known as one of Keokuk's
most beautiful and fine young la
dies, that her marriage attracted
much attention in social circles, and
drew large number Of citizens to
witness the ceremony. 1t was a
beautiful service of the Episcopal
Church, conducted by Rev, DIR.
McInvaine, with Prof. Reps, at the
Organ.
From the Church the wedding
party AMI invited guests went to
the residence of the brides parents,
where there followed Il reception
and an elegant entertainments. In
the evening the newly married pair,
in their "handsome travelling snits,'
left for a pleasant home in the de
lightful and interesting city of Ell
gin, HIS.
Many kind wishes from Eastern
friends.
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A gentleman in LenoX says: "My
feet felt as though thousands OF
needles were being stuck into them.
but as soon as commenced using
Renne's Magic Oil, the chilblains
began to disappear, and soon got
we'll. 1t is good for chilblains.
Singers and public speakers who
are troubled with hoarSencss, will
derive immediate and lasting hene-
fit. from the use Of Weeks Magic
Compound. The smallest possible
quantity mcistening the throat, at
fords relief at once.
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WELLS RIyER,-About halfpast
eleven o'clock A. II. of Monday. Il
IRE broke out in the house of Mrs.
jackson at the lower end Of the sill.
age, and the alarm was promptly
>ounled, which soon brought the
ire department and citizens sener
Sly to the spot but the fire had
aimed such Roadway before a
stream Of water could be brought
bear upon it that it was impossl,
a,e to save the building. Efficient
oryice was done. however, in keep,
lng the fire from communicating to
Crummy'S Block, only II feet dis
t3nt. The building as we under,
stand, was insured for 2 100. Loss
about 5000.
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NEwBURY.-lI. Is. Morse and Il.
3. Ohambcrlin have sold and shipp-
d the past week about 5000 peltS.
horse is said to be one Of the best
Judges of furS in the State. He
handles large quantity of all
Kinds of shipping furs, and has had
made and sold this winter from fiji
teen to twenty coon coats, and sew
eral otter coats, sets of mink furs,
&c. The coats were made up by
Crowell Hatch, Tailor, of Bradford,
who cannot be beaten on this kind
of work,
Gardner Butler preached at the
II. E. Church last sabbath.