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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

Sarf gismor'd 1ou unIsrent
@taotsletretdr M}r. Tiib 5ll perl lteben ge=
geben baben> ct idbe es ni6t germ ,uenn
ousgetpanOerte unb in ben Nereinigten
@taoten aboptirte 9eut5 56e, aun1al lol=
de- Die 1i@ bei Der &ebolutiol1 bon 184S
betbeili9t bdtten, fit Gonlulatspoiten
uno ion iti9e diplomatic 5@egemter ernannt
wurben. 9err Si1b Dabe bies tpenisfens
neueroin9s als @rnn6 ongeseben, oaB er
es permeioe> beut}6e Mmerifaner firGou=
Iulotspoiteu il1 Deutl tl6la11b i1t @orl0lo9
gu brin9en. Nationale Bldttcr 1inb na=
tiirli6 Of bieler g}oti5 ouber 16 ob -
oerGrfinoer> Elm Dement, tpogen jic ober
ni6t 81 9eben unO >pei len nur borouf
bin> oab Der Shirt ia }elb1t Mdnner BON
lS4S su icinen pertrauteiten &atb9ebern
5d6le, Treilid> iunger @6tun0bierSi9er
alter - StaatsOiener> n1eint Die uTranff,
3tg." 8on competenter Geite lit obioe
Na6ri9t Bis jebt niDt lpioerIpro9cn
lporoen. @ollte li6 Sic @o@e uirflib
10 perbalten, 10 er1ie6t man borous, pie
berslid 10le6t eS in I'M nlerer Nepublif nit
oer @lei6berebti9ung ber 8urser beut=
l6er uno englil6er 3un9e ouslieDt. No=
ben tpir 11i0t monarGil9en 3ul ltdnoer.
luenn Der 9err @toots]etretdr Tilb Die
@Gn}6c bes Tiirit 8isnlord
berildli6 i6ti9en 5u miiiien slaubt! QDie
lange tper6er1 iuobl Die oeutl0en Biirger
uno SteuerSaDler buloen, 6aB man ibnen
nur Yfi0ten ouflest, 1ie aber bon alien
Ne6ten uno GortDeilen ser Biirger ous=
l9liebt! lebrigens, 9efeDen ,pir es nur
trdgt Die innere 3errillenDeit untcr ben
9eutl6en bic oft tleinliGe Solpule
nl6t. pentg oa5u bei, bab bei 8elebung
pon 9lenltern &c. 6osDeutl6tbum bena9=
t5eili9t pirb, -. - = j.. ~..
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9te 11tea,fb1ibe @ti,,t1tte .

Ser @6ou ber meni0li4en @timme,
tpe11n er gpon guten 2un9eng tommt uno
tlor artifulirt tpiro> fallt 100000 &ubif=
tub 9uft 3. ). tpenn 6iele Stuff 1T einem
gei9loiienen &oume li6 befin6et uno bie
Stlmme in per giiniti9iten 9i6tung er=
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Sic StaatSfbule,e t1t Sbip.

Sol9enoe Mn9oben bie aus Dem off
cie1len Sobresberi6t bes @taats=Gon1=
milidrs Der 0Hentli@en @6ulen nleres
@taates entnomnen 1inb> tperben fit
piele unlerer 2eier BON Sntere1e 1ein,
3aDl ber rnperbeiratbeten
Su9etb lin i6ulpfli6ti9en Ml=
ter int 9toote SDio lpdDren6
September 1871 ..... lO5S>049
9lbse16dbter Wertb ber
@6ulbauier einl l6liebli6 ber
@runb {tIde =. .$f7 7l69> 1876
@Giiier. 7os,soo
3obl Ser @6iiler tdsli9
1T Der S9ule :. ...:.:..... 408,53S
9ie @6ulen toten Dem
@taate in einenl Sabre -. 81 1888, S56
3obl Ser 2ebrer un6 2e3= j.
rerinen. . =: .>.>.. -, -: 14,7ss
ST. ben @taatsI6ulen Obio's tueroen
fol9enbe e@jegenfdl1oe gelebrt: Mlpbabet>
2ele,L Su6ftabiren, @1reiben, Re9neu,
@eosropbie, tGnelii9e @rammatif, Muf=
ldbe, 3ei6ner, a@ingen, &arten5ei9nen,
Miinoli6e 2eftionen, Ser. ct. @ei9iGte
Pbpliolo9ie, 8bbF16e Geographic, Na=
turlpiienl9oft Deut16,s Ql9ebra, @eo=
metric Sri9onometrie, 9onbme0en, Gbe=
mite, @eologie ,Botonit> >Nitronoulie, ,8u6=
.fiibren, Naturgel9i6te, Ybilolopbie, ,Mo=
ralpbllolo lopbie> &betOric, 2ogif, 2otein>
@rie4ii6, Tron50lii9.
@eli9ion 1T Dem @eieke gemdb BON
oen @taotsl6ulen oussel6loilen. Ser
2ebrer oarf BON alien 1n69li9en Dingen
1pre@ell aber BON @ott borf ct ni6t 1pre-
@en, benn bas ,udre ia vieftireril6 l6."
9os 1T Der luunOe Sled unb Der Sebler
lin unieren @taats1 19ulen. Sap man.
oieles ou6 uobl bie unb Oo fiiblt, er9ibt
1ib aus bem officielen Beridte bes GU
perlntenbe11ten bon 9lfron, aus pel9em
mir fplgenbe @teue entncblnen:
Bart uno empfdn9li6 ipie bic Screen
oer &inoer iino, 10 ,nllB ,lnpermeioli6 elm
leoer 2ebrer ei1lea entiueber suten ooer
l9ltmmen Ginfl1B ouf bos uaoralil6e
Welen ieiner G@iiler ousiben. Sin
filler unbemubter ginflub, pel6er ni6t
bemenen ,uerben fann, gebt bon oes 2e6=
rers innerm 2eben uno G6arafter aus.
Gs lit unniib bapon sll lpreDen> oaB ser
Hnterri9t in uni 1ern @9ulen itren9 irelt=
lid 9elnod)t tperben ioll. Mir t6nnten
es n6t tpenn mir es ou6 mollte1."
9ler Daben mir al 10 Die officielle Be=
ttdti9ung beiien, mas BON tatbolil6er
Selte 1@on 10 oft 9eltenb 9enla9t luor=
Den 1T. '.'''
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etn M ann III 0eabeninortb oferirte fiirs,
lid $4,000 fir oen, Der feline f6ielen6c sodbter
be'rat1en tpiirbe, Sic Golge mar, oab 2eopen,
lportb IN elmer 8o9e eiuen 8eiud bon a1t1un.
bert Gremoen bate. ..r.,.z.,,..'.
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topog l6e Muinabn1e bes Gtrontge=
btetes iD iebr, -baB bielelbe .np6 lange
nid)t bplcnbet 1T, llno SAP SO. Ser pu=
rus erit por eiriger Sabren biz maize an
J leine Nuellcn riGtig auf Der Garte fat
} nieoerSele9t iperoen tDnnen. gSdbreno
. Der ue6erIGtpemmungs5eit> aDelde et,ua
l2O Sage poil, Sanuar an bouert, DDrt
Die @6iffobrt sdn5li1 eauk tbels Der
fur9tbareu Il GtrDmung iuegen, I tbeils
neil Oonn Sic obne6in biinnge5dete 8e=
pDlferllng litb oufS bie D06iten Punfte
5uriidSleDt; ielbit Sic @Gu9ctbiere fliebei1.
auf ferne trpde.1es GteQen.s 9lber ouD
bel nieoeren1 MaNer1 1tanbe fat sic G1iff=
fobrt lire 99mieri9teitet, tbeils tueil Die
StrDMung 1torf it, tbeils neil bie Wir=
fun9en ber G6be unb Slutb itromouf=
pdrts bei1piellos melt, iiber 400 Meilel1,
rei9en> mo ber Tlublpiegel 450 SUP iiber
bem Meereslpiegel liest tbcils neil
un9lalblibe N}ailen pon SreibDol5 at
ben l1fern un0 Snleln FIN ]i9 imS1lan=
me felt5eben uno 1T bem truben Mo1jer
l6mer gu bennerfen 1in0. Sci ne6rigem
gSoii ieri iton0e rutl6en lqn9e @treden Oer
lebmisen un0 16lan1migen boben Il fer=
bdnte, ,pel6e 1lnterpal6en porben 1ino>
ga ser Gtrom auf bcioen Geiten nabe=
5r 9lei6 tief init ber Mtitte it, nit ibrem
gBolopu6s in's Maller unO gefdbrben
@orbei19iffenoe.
M,ubrpff&tS, ber Seilise> 9eb. I'M
bas SaDr 335, >purbe am 7 Decembcr
374 gum Bii9ofe pon Moilonb 9etueibt
uno entf faltete als ]pl9er cine 1touneus=
>uertbc Sbdtietcit. Inter ben 3ub0rern
leincr Prebigten befanO li9 audi Ser III.
Mugu1 u1tinus, bonols mod Elm iun9er
Monn, ser suerlt nur aus 9}eusieroe in
Die &irGe 9ing, en0li6 li6 aber betebrte
unb bon 9mbro1ius setau # tpurbc. Qlls
Der &oi]er Sbeobolius ber@roBe I'M 3or=
ne 5u $be7oloni6 Gau1cnbe BON Men=
19en pDne l1rtbeil uno &e0t bate nie=
berbouc11 lo1len unb er horno6 in bie
&ir6e 9eben lpollte, trat i6m 9(mbro1i 1ius
att ber &ir9tbiire unerl9roden entgegen,
pertpeDrte linn ben Ginsang uub er1t no9
o9tn1onotli9cr &ir6enblbe selpdbrte ct
|ibm luieOer Die 3uloljun9 gum &ottes=
bienl lte ST ltarb am 4. Mpril 397. aSein
2ci6 lic9t 1T ber DDmtirde gu NfailonO.
Seine pielen 9eoie9enenen @6riften bo=
ben tim ben &ang nnter Den &ir9enleb= |
rern peridofft.
Mnseife,t, y Samilie 6er@outflae=
ler, ul1ter benen 1ie 1i6 bur6 einen ge=
lti.lten 9interlei6> beKen Gtiel fnotig
ooer NIT elmer @9uppe perleben> bur9 |
gebrodene Sibler unb boOurG oussei9= |
nen, baB Die MdnnGen un0 Wel69en
5lr 3eit Der 8egattun9 eefliigelt j1inb. |
Die Neib6en unby sic fets fligello=
len g(rbciter boben eitent Sta6el an
9interlei6e; >pelder nit elmer 9lmei n1dr=
rebalti9en s8lale in 8er6irbung iteDt.
Sic MGnn@en 1ino tleiner, Doben ober
gr6bere gugen, ols Bic Meib9en, unb
einen bertli6en oreHnotigen Bru1 item.
Sic leben geIellig lit Dobleu 8dume1, ,un=
ter 9tetnen &c. 1T feitgebauten @oDnun=
gen. nit 9cebneten @traben IN Ser un=
gebung. Oie grbeiter, tpel9e 5i6 6ur9
cinen bideren &opf oussei9nen> 1orgen
fit olle bdllsli9en Mr6eiten> boue1l bel=
fern Sic Wpbnung aug, trasen Sen 2ar=
ben 9fabrung gu, britlgen Die Puppen an
Sic Gonne un0 wie0er 1T bie Q8obnung
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
Ote Sbip>
G'em,ei,t,,itfi8e 2em,tt,,iffe.

2l1asNatD0, ~ SoDf1Dp IN 2tuel
go., .. nit 1178 GinmoDneri1. 3
Solpnl6ip III 9ancod Co., .. nit l47(
Ginm. g. &otonl6ip lit Sairfielb Co.'S
y 9prf in Bttler Co., s.. s. Sort it
Tairfiel6 So. $. init 100 Gintp.
2dntn,t6ms, Der beilige, Npoite'
Yelgiers, 9cboren i'm Sabre 594, >uuroe
Suln 8i16of geueibt i'm Sobre 62S uno
itarb 679. - No6 on6ere Seilige fiibr=
ten ben Nomen Nman0ug.
2lmatlts, 9}an1e peri6ie6ener Sci
liGer.
9(,na3pme,ffrp1tt, III Pertt 1no
@roI Iilicr> ber 9r6bte hnb 1na9ti9fte
@trom Der Groc. @einen 9fomen bat er
bon 0rellano, ser i'm suerf 1538-39
BON Neru aus bis sur N}inbun9 BE efab=
ren fat, erbalten, ba ct i'm BON ben in>
biani1 6enMntppbnern bes unteren@trom=
laufes 9(ma0Dno nennen bDrte uno bar
aus ouj bos Dorbot1beni ein bon 9lmoso=
1en in Der Ge9enb i6licben 5u mii1len
9laubte. Sn 1einem Oberloufe in Yeru
beibt ct Sungura9uo unb Weoronpn I'M
NfitteQauf fe @olmoens pOer M}oral1gao,
i'm unterlaufe Yora unO 9(np;pnas.
@eine 9an5e 2ange betrdgt 44O0 engl.
N}eileh ,penlt 1llan ben Mpurinac> ben
langitcn Gucl(flub> rc6net; no9 2ieut.
9crno0n iebpd, bcr BON BET Quclle bes
3uflu1les 9uallaga an bis 8ara an ber
2FiiNOung re9net, 1914 Mfcilen. Gr
entlprinet in Yerll in et>pa 1850 SUB
MeercsbDbe ous benz Gee 2ourico6o.
Seine s,uei ndd) fen bebeutenben 3uflii]=
1e, tuel0e jeoer ols ei9entb biin1li6er Quell=
fllB betro9tet woroen liub, Oer Mpurimoc
o0er l1fopoli unb Der Sualleso, fpmncn
con onberen 5tellen beIlelben @ebirgs=
frotens berob. Gein Sbsrlauf 1T 14O
9Reilen nett tief in Elm TeIstbol einse=
1bnittcn un6 fat cine eil,Si9e Gtrpm=
1d)nelle nit pielen Tdllen. 3uss alle1
Sobresseiten tpaiierrei6> ift ct nit ieinen
100 ld)iffbaren 3ufliiiiel1 beren II ouf
100 bis 2700 Wfeilen peit id)iff6or 1inb,
ser iitr ben g8olierperfeDr fDrberli6lte
@trom Der 8elt, tuenn elei6 bieler Ser
febr nod inlmer DDd)it unbebeutenO gu
nennet 1T, oa Die tropiI0en Wdloer III
luel6en bie1es 9on5c @tron1lpltem, io>peit
fcbihbor lit, perlduft es Der Musrorllng
1nb gultur sllnbci1reibli6e Sinbernille
entge9enitellen. 8ei Iabotil1gd, ND Set
Gtrom aus oem perloni1ben in's Bra IL
1ioni16e ,@ebiet iibertritt l0on cine Mei=
lc brett uuo minoe1teus AZ SUB tie Etpd9it
CT npu ba an ouf Is Meill1t Sreite in
elmer Gntiernuns ppn iiber 1000 Meilet1
bon Der DtiinounA unb ouf 10 Meilen
Sreite llno on 800 SUP Siefe 35 Meilen
rberbalb ber Mfin0un9, pel6e 1elblt Ell
neu Meerbulen, breiter ols Bic Office,
obcr poll @iib,uoiier, 9lei6t. 9(uf bie=
lem 9al'jcn ltnterlaufe nir9enOs ipeiter
ols 5 Gyab bonn Mcquator ntferlt> nd.
hert er l'9 6emlelben ollmdlig> 1lnb bic
W}iinoung liest 9eraoe unter Dem Mequa=
tor Sem 1T es 5u16reibe1> boB ct
bie Moisrf1utben Der tropii6en Winter=.
re9en cIle 81 SleiWer 3eit oufnebmen uno
furtlpdl5en 1auby 10 bub iein b66Fergai=
1ertonb 1870 SUP iiber Den niebrig=
item iteigt uno bas gett 9lei6tpobl Die
@aiierinaiie 70 toenig srl foflen .pern1ag,
bob bicie ouf rngebeure 9trcden fin 5u
bciben Geiten austritt Ii6 Ne6enarme
i'm lcderen ShlpemmboOen auslpilDIt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
The Railroad.

President brigham returned from Bos.
ton Saturday night just after the contract
with the Eastern II. X. Co. bad been
"sigued. sealed aud delivered +" by all
parties interested in the project. This
iusures the immediate placement Of the
bonds, as perfectly responsible parties
ave SIGHTED their intention Of taking
them as soon as this arrangement was
completed, and the immediate construction
OF one OF the most important lines of rail-
road in New England. We understand
every preparation will be made during
tho winter Ior the most vigorous WORK in
the spring aud sumner.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

BOARDING CURBENcr.-A New Yorker of on,
acqualht'hce tells story about a friend of his
II! mat city who IN the hight Of the panic brought
MN TZO,VoO In G0yernm,nt bonds which ba
wanted 10 turn into greenbacks. ON. friend
found INN purchaser for his bonds, and y fto,.
! inc sale was effected, asked the seller what no
intended to do with his pile of money. :. Do ~
sad he, ms he firmly grasped the pack,ges NJ
greehbacks, T" am going to put them into NV
drawer into the Safe Deposit Comp,ny. ana
keep Them" II was in vain our f.iand on
gesled that there was nothing better 10 keen
than Government bonds; that the value of tlp
bills rested on the same b sis us the bonds ~
Faith and soundness of the Goyernmcnt--,,nd
That he had only exchanged Government nrom-
lses to pay, bearing interest, for pro H..
!" pay bearing no interest II made
no dinerence with the pancstruck Goth
ANTE NO." said he, 'sthis is mooev.
az | am bound to keep it where en-
get Il. when and my wife want some 10
Speno ana most of il is probably lying to-
ny saiely locked In his drawer This incilent
,iius' a'es process which has now been going
,or many weeks on all over the country, but
Nnich IL Is ABOUT time t. stop 1t is going on
up mere IN vermont Though there have been
no natures IN our rural communities. and no |
$500 itctNSH WHY every mun' e I
business should not go on as usual. business un -
retarded and tight times - occasioned hy ~
noaruing OF currency. The farmer who sells b;s
produce for cash puts the cash in his pockat
ina delays payment of his bills, IL he owes nnv
u postpones all purchases which will lessen IL
'ock Oh greenbacks The mechanic spenas an Ii
what ne must for food and fuel The mann
ac'urer and trader are compelled 10 sborten
'eip and take in sail, by the consequent shrink
ge In sales And 81 it goes Yet there Is moro
money IN the country to-day than there has beon
long while Europe has been sending us
immense sums Of gold. and there is ali our
o'nme OF paper currency, together with Six or
lgnt millions of the Treasury reserve. All tbia
here in the country, and if II could onlv '
'rculate as usual. money would be plenty on3 /
y business receive n new impulse. The wav 70 /
~ the light times is for every body to nav bis
cots just as fast and fnr as he can viii The
ohey IN his possession Tie els no reosf n MN, b
reenoacks should be boarded ur here in M Il
'untry' however it may be in Wall Street. And !,
me farmers want better prices for their but- !
r, II mechanics desire work and MERCHANTS
abe, and all want collections 10 become easiar
'the sure way to seenre all these good r.snl,s
20 start whit money we have into brisk cireu- e
''oh ana keep 1t moving, - Free Press II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

ADVANTAGES OF ADVERTISING IN Dun
! hEs.-A merchant continued his adver.
'''ement IN our columns through the whole
ptrlod OF stagnalion in 1857. ard nat.
"''nstandlng many predictions that 81,
Won'dn,t paT,' useless expense and the
Il hist estimony afterwards was that his
SAFES we're steady and his profits satisfac.
'ofy while many a merchant around him
VINO couldn't afford to advertise" saw
Ills clerks stand idle behind The countsro
q financial panic does not mean that mo
one mas any money. There is plenty of
money IN the country. and those who
noard It are iasi the ones to be eager far
ne bargains which a fall in prices
holds out But to buy they must know
where to buy, and the merchant who tells
tnem Wi receive their cash.-New YORK.
EceRiag Post.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
BRUTAL MURDER IN CoySycT1c,,r N,

BRUTAL MURDER IN CoNNEcTICur Mrs
Joseph Seleck, an lndustriou, widow re
siding ON small place Of her own. n,
what Is called Sellecks Corsers. abou,
three miles from New CaDnan, was found
IN the lower part of her house on Wedues.
day fornoun having beea murdered h.,
some fiend. who. melted by a desire 10
OBTAIN sum OF money which the poor
woman was Known to keep about her
Spllt her head open with an AK. and So,
the house on fire. Tue murder was d;..
covered by man for whose wife sh,
was 10 nave dsne some sewing, and who
receiving no response to his knAck,no y,
the door, obtained the assistance IF n
neighbor, and entering by the front door
winch was uulastened, discovered
me hFc, others aftefward fiudiny
the body, which was shockingly disiiaurej
by the flames. The ak was found n nm
upper room covered with gore. The bodv
was conveyed to New Canaan, where an
inquest was held, but no clue to The mnr.
asrer could be obtained. L had been ~
ported that Mr. Frank Jones', a son If NJ
Selleck by a former husband. who 70.
turned from sea two weeks ago after an
absence OF ten years, had had difficuI. I
y with his mother previous to his depart. i
ture. and that possibly he knew some.
hing OF eth affair. Circumstances how
ever appear to prove his entire ignorance
'f It, Mrs Sclleck was about forty.6ys [,
years OF age. There is great excite. 4
nent IN the vicinity, this heing the first
MURDER ever committed there. The au-
horll,es will do all in their power to Sc.
nre the murderer,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

"A fascinating drughter of Rev. Mr.,
Richardson Of Corinth Miss. PLAYED the
R,Schlei with young mans heart, the
o'her day, By putting a pistol bullet
through it.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

- News from the Ashantee war. re-.
ccived from London on the 22l was nnb.
lisiicA IN New York GU the 18th inst
bfotner jonathan beats John Bull on his
o#o ground,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

"A sample Of The tyranny Of man was
Aown at a wonlaas rights meeting in ri.
p vie, where gentleman entered and
teid his wife, ono of the officers of the
meeting 10 Came home quick '.as the ba-
ny had the collie" She went.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

the Rutland Globe states that an
addition was made to the passenger freight
oo tram arriving from the North on
'rturday-a mere. matter Of nine rounds
or so
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26

TIE basalsr ami -
cl0-es 90 tar ts1..- ~ Oh
HlHiff, hltiag sr ~ ~ 81
i".- iH-.uis tu...s f.i
49, BE- iorausi Ia ahl
hal. e e cufiau, 49,
siHt-. ani q telling 49,. .''sykt
. uei'l u Aps-i.s CO. 'P'-li
Sr-e5aa'e, sh1 has - gAlt
piPeis e ne nau'b L. a. r. Il
use, si'h a. ss.saal,. s-I n,''
s.s,ioa- Or CoHrrg,.,.- h, 'ss.
siu., ani e. o.srut .... 81,
as 'insi Oh rrl-Iicst.si Y
iu2 charlie frat.ra. ,..us
mn hoiatigu lyLG.I. -
Ice iaai bunny oi DE P,l..s,e a. =
sugci quaint & ri.fH5. - -. y
J Viz Blaze. uJ-,.ri - e Ell
Er,'eial pap en- fs4,.
AL ontoi Mis- iiiusll.r'. ~ u
saun Jun, q. si-l's ari sui. =.
Natural History. he r,,-- Ca
h's sou'e rather oJmi.ll -. ~,
de htt Kaieksrfarlly u-'.'',s
late ciiior. We Chrk n.Lfte
e'ihora'e. AID ias Hl.i.s,n.ie
81, OIL oui 'hc HumLar sits
iDn. si5l s,curas In, ~ 4rti,il
magazine one year -'li q
Tho December ruu.r.r.,.
hani and is hllcl, as us1,i -, y TIE,
suited to e,ey taste, ar5 ~ 20. q
tastes ~ like little lilf.1f4t
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Several dispatches relative 10 Difficult
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lsh officials at Madrid, one of which pur.
ported that the General had been mobbed
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dlers were guarding him, etc, have since
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Spring Bed Bottoms.

ED. Journal I'll have failed to observe any
notice in the JOURNAL of a new enterprise, start
ell, and in successful operation in our village.
refer to the manufactnry of Spring Bed Bat
t'ms, Of L. Van Week, Esq, late of Adrian,
Mich. The factory is on the seaOnd floor Of
Phmnix Block where greater or less nuniber
of these bottoms are put together every day
They are Of the spiral spring order, and the best
bottom, believe, that has ever been oa5red to
tie public. The writer said to Mr.. Van Week
that he felt half inclinel to try one. The an
swer was, al d, not ask you to buy, bu. try one
and if It does not suit, return it," have tried
one and shall not return it. It is emphatically, 4,
good thing--it fills IN, bill exactly.
presume Mr. Van V. will say to others OF
our citizens that which he said to me, AMI I am
coniient, If they try the bottom. they will de-
t,rmne as did, ts keep 1t. l would advise all
who can, to make the experiment and thereby
secure soft and easy rest AM sleep AMI at the
some time foster and pram ,te a home Industry
1t will, at least, cost nothing tn try it. FIX.