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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-05-22
The Fishery.

The Alexandria Gazette of Tuesday last
says:
The receipts of fish at Fishtown since
yesterday have been 10000 herring which,
sold at from 81 to $3.50 per thousand, and
5000 shad, which were disposed of at from
So to $16. Many surgeons are arriving,
and sell at from 81 to 81 apiece.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-05-22
The RaItinnore Gazette.

The Gazette, on Monday last, came to us
in quarto form, and slightly enlarged
It now resembles somewhat, in appearance
and form, the New York dailies The
Gazette is great favorite with our people
and justly deserves their liberal support.
In regard to a slur, which could
como from no other than a shallow pated
source, E. Wells would say, that while he
is the managing and responsible editor of
the Times, he does not claim the author
ship of all the editorial articles which
have and do now appear in these columns.
We rather take pleasure in announcing the
fact, that we have an assistant, whose abili-
ty, as writer on general topics, is acknow-
lodged; and, occasionally, we have had as
sistance from other gentlemen, whose pens
have contributed greatly to the increased
usefulness and popularity of our paper
Our effort has always been to publish a
paper worthy of the support of the people
of this county. Our subscription list is
the best evidence Of our success If not
large, it is certainly respectable, for SO
small aecounty as Charles. oz.it
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-05-22
The baltimore SUN.

On the completion of its thirty sixth
year the Baltimore San, on Saturday last,
reprinted a perfect fac sinile of its first is
sue. In comparing it with the present is
sues of that paper, it shows the wonderful
improvements that have taken place since
4
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-05-22

WANTED, Agents and Peddlers for our
w PRESS AND STRAWBERRIES and
strains jams, iellies, herbs, vegetables, lard,
tallow, meats, cheese, &c. Over 60, 600 sold in
few localities. Sells quick. Every family
wants it. Sewing Machine and other establish
ed agents are finding this very profitable. Cir
culars free. Littlefeld and Dame, 1O2 WASH
ington street, Boston, Mass. may 22-2m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-05-22
NOTICE OF ESTRAYS.

T HEREBY certify, that ON this 18th day of
Il May, 1873 before me the subscriber, a JUS
tice of the Peace of the State of Maryland, in
and for Charles county, personally appeared
William J. Cox, a tenant of Edgar Griswold,
and made oath on the Holy Evangely Of
Almighty God, that he had taken up, as an
estray trespassing upon his enclosure, the fol-
lowing property to wit one light red BUF-
FALO COW, about four years old, marked
with an underbit and overbit in the left ear,
and crop in the right ear.
Given under my hand this 18th day of May,
1878. R. w. BRYAN, j. P.
The owner or owners of the above described
animal are hereby notified to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take it away )
otherwise it will be disposed of according to-
law. WILLIAM J. cox.
Nav 22-2t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-05-22
Notice to Taxpayers.

THE subscriber respectfully calls upon TAX
i PAYERS, in the First Collection District,
who have not yet settled their TAX BILLS for
1872, to pay the same without further delay
He hopes ali concerned will be prompt in re-
spending to this can.
JOHN j. BRAWNER.
May 22-3t Collector.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-05-22
NOTICE
To Delinquent Taxpayers

Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, That unless
IN the Taxes Estate and County) due on the
following tracts or parcels of Land are paid on
or before the goth day of June next, the
same will be advertised for sale, the Collector
having certified that no personal property can
be found to satisfy said claims
Benjamin P Donnely-House and Lot at
Allen Fresh.
Wards Addition and Parnham's Amend
rnent, 40 acres.
lS72-County Tax, $50 II
State Tax, Z o.
$50 81
Interest from list JAM, 1873,
Costs and Charges to be collected in each
of the above cases.
By order,
]. R. ROBERTSON, Clerk
c. G. Commissioners.
May %, ls13,--5w
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-05-22
NEW YORK.
E;S 7 ;i55i; ss r: 4 4 :

Fly Catches: New York, 6; Pennsylvania, 9.
Fly Muffes New York, 8; Pennsylvania, g.
Umpire: Mr.. Henry Ganss. Scorers Mr. J.
McNamee and William Ionic Time of Game:
$50. S. NJ.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30

4 l3eit.il1 BomeroD aufbalten, urb baburd
'EaQen SamilienDdtern abermals @elegen=
1beit geber, ii1 an ben 8ortbeilen eite,
9ebensperii6erllng 5u betbeiligen. Menn
ein Tamilienpater au9 nod 70 en11tg be-
tniibt lit, bur6 GrfparniIl lie Elm Capital
| fit ben ein1tigen lnterDalt ber Seinen
! gu 1amn1eln, 10 tpirb er bod iiber ben
GrfDlg bieler Beitrebun9en 5peifelbaft
bleibet, oa 1ein 2ebensenbe friiber etr=
treten fann, ais er ein Dinrei9enbes Ga
pital 5u lammeln peruag. user ii6 bon
|bieler Gorge befreieu min, errei6t oies>
iubem ct cine @un1me auf 1ein 2eben
per1i 1i9ern ldbt. 9ie 8erf9erungs @e=
ieul6aft berpFi9tet li6 ndmli6 mad 1et=
nem Spbe cine boraus BEL Itimmte @un1me
an feline Grben aus be5ablt tpirb> tpenn
au6 Die Bis gu ieinem Sobe gemadten
Ginla9en 5ul 5ulammengenommen BET gBet=
ten nod ni9tjenen&opital 9let3fomnten.
9ie 2ebens Nerl rli9erun9s @eleql6af=
ten nebmen 9erlonel aQer &lanen nno
Berufsarten quf. Mer aber eine 9efdbr=
li6e 8erufsart tposu AUDI bas &obIen=
btggen gebDrt> ausiibt, ber muB einen
etpas b6beren idbrli6en 8eitras be5eb=
len. Sic bier in Gebe itebenoe nno bonn
9errn Gi9 pertretene 9lational=@erli9e=
rln9s=@elelll9aft bat in ibren geoin=
9ungen !p0rtli6 bie folgenoe &egel
v9oB Der @erl rli9erte DIME eine
Griftli6e @rloubniB BON ber
@eleul l9aft peri l0nli6 1t6 ni6t be19afti=
gen barf als >. &oDlen9rdber >"
6iele 19riftli9e Grlaubnib ertbeilt nun
Die Sc leul6aft jeoem> ber ein sefdbrli=
DIES @e19dft betreibt. Gs fann oteler=
6alb ni6t 6as gerin91te Be0enfen unter=
lie9en, bos 2eben bel Ser 91ational=2e=
6ens=@erli i@erungs=@eieQ oerlt9ern
5u la1 len.
9eer Gi6> ber int @ein=Soule losirt>
1T germ bereit miinoli9 ieoe meitere Mus=
tunft gu ertbeilen uno ,pir f3nnen nur
ipiinl9en> boB ale lor9lamen Samilien=
pater li6 an i'm wenoen m09ten.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30
2tterdtur.
y gSterteS tll1tifrtrteS S6lt

y 2SterteS tll1tifrirtes S6ul=
bt&cb fit beutl l9e fatboli16e @9ulen
ber Wereinisten @taaten BON Noroame=
rita. 8pn Milbelm Ser6enba9. 9fe=
gensburG 1873. Werlag bon 8. S.
Nean5. Chicago bel Mublbauer &
8ebrle, 31l We1t l2te @traBe.
9luf bic les neue 2e1ebu9 fir un1ere
fotbolil9en @9ulen, fpel9es gu Der bon
uns fiir5li@ belpro@enen Ser9enba9=
l6en Sibel 9eD0rt >pollen mir unlere
2eler blos aufmerflam MAIDEN obne uns
Elm urtbeil 6ariiber 5u erlauben oa mir
ielbf 5lt benen 9erlt teQuns einise 8eitrd=
&c geliefert baben.
Ser sSnbalt bes Bu4es Ht duber1t
rei6baltig uno lebrrei6. Sol9enoe. @e=
9eitdnoe tper6en barin bebanbelt: Won
@ott lln0 1einen Gigenl6often: Neun
2e1e etiide. Ser MenI9 III ieinem Wer=
bdltnille gu @ott unb Der beiligen tatbo=
|li1@en &ir6e: 9 2eieitiide. Sic Men=
56en Bis 5ur @iinbfutb unb Big ouf
Gbrifus: 7 Sci e tude. Sic tatboli16e
Stride: % 9elef fide. Ser Menl6 in
|einem Derbdlt1iile gu @ott unb BEN Sc
166pfen: 80 2e1el eltiide. Mus Ser Sea-
tllrge16i9te: iiber 200 @eiten. Sic
PHon3entpelt: At @eiten. 9as Mine=
ralrei6; Is 2eleitiide. Mus Der 2dn=
ber unb 80lferfunoe: Mmerifa 81 2e=
1eitude. Guropa: so Seiten. Ql1ien,
Mfrifa Multralien. Mus Ser beut]6en
.&el9i9te: IA 2eleitade. &ir9ense=
i6i9te unO &ir@engebrdu9e: 3S @ei=
ten. Wdbr6en, @r5dblunsen, 8e19rei=
bunsen. qlus oer Naturlebre 26 2e1e=
ltide. ": ~.
9as gauge 8u6 entDdlt 612 Seiten
nebf 5ablreiNen 8iloern unb Grldllte=
runsen, @s 1T bieles Bu6 smar on=
nd6lt nnr fit Die oberlten &laiIen unle=
rer tot9olii9en peutl@en @@uleu &C.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30
2Gre aemfere 2efer.

Geds Monote lino bereits perfoilen>
leitoem mir be9onnen> Die uObio" Der=I
aus5u9eben. gBir bli9ti9ten BEL oen1
ltnternebmen MIR ein auf 6rtltli9en:
Brinsipien gegriinbetes 2ofalblatt etnf
Organ ber int 5u0li9en Sbeile.bes 9toa=I
tee Ohio ,pobnenben 9el,t ]9en barqus
su ma6en. @ir wollten in ber uObio"
Sic Sntere1en ber 9eutl l@en paDren obne
Gud]i6t auf &elision ,tnb politil9e
Yarteiun9en; nur Die Wabrbeit in alt
zen 9insen unb bas &eGt aller N(en=
56en lolten uns Die @ren5e bilben, iiber
Sic mir ni6t binausseben mollten. Wir
.1tellten bemsemdb Die @polten nleres
Blottes M[len obne Nusnobme GUT 0er=
fiisung> Die ibre Qnii6ten ibren N}it=
biiroern 9egeniiber 1T ami nitdnOiger Torr1
ouslpre6en tpollten. Ntit bie1em Pro+
eran1ul ir 9offten tpir, &piirbe unier UNI
fernebn,en unter ben Dier tpobnenoen
9euti 9en auer 9teligipnen uno Parteien
,uoDl 9lnflung unb Die nDtbi9e llnteritii<
tunq finoen. @s tpar uns nidt unbe=
feunt !, in tpie piele @eften unb Partei=
1lneen oerobe Die beutI9e 8epDlferun9
bie5is @egeno serfabren 1T .ober mir
glaubten, baB troboen mod 10 piel Ste
a6e laur beutI9en Mutterlpra9e 10 piel
8obrbeits= unb &e6tsgefiibl unter Der
Mfe6raabl unlerer 2anOsleute bieliser &e<
qetb porbanben 1ei baB {i9 Die lelben
iuenioitens in Der Inter ltiibuns Der eir=
aigen bier befuoli6en oelltl6en 3eitung
einiaen piirben, ObI1on man lns
ni0t ben serinslten @erltob gegen unler
@rooramn1 Dot radmeilen t0nnen 10
miilien mir bod nod 1e6smonatli9er
GrF Fobrun9 5u unierer 8etriibniB seiteben
baB ipir uns in bieler 9inli6t 9etauidt
botten. Non ba ipo mir bic etiten
3c1er erparteten, baben mir lie nibt be-
fpn,n,e1,, ,upbl aber bon elmer 9eite, BON
mo- mir 5ie nitbt eriporteten. go fat
lib Sic 3obl unlerer 2eler 5par fort=
ipQbrenb permebrt uno permebrt 1i6 nod
pon @o6e gu Wode ieoo6 bic lotole
l1aterltubung Die gum 8eitanbe oes
Blattes erforoerli9 lit baben mir Bis
iebt ni6t sefunoen. SON peri6ieoenen
Seiten bat mon uns iogar erflart oas
Blatt 5ei 8par gut uno {ntereHant> ober
mon tDnne es ni6t Dalten neil Elm ia
ibolil0er Yrieiter Der 9erausgeber fell!
Inter bielen l1mitQnoen uno pa au6
Ole Bail un1erer ausiuqrti9en M6onnen=
ten iunlncr grGBer luirb, luerben loir cine
l{enoeruas III Der Senoens oer vObio"
eintreteu la1en. Gs miro oaber Die
uDbio" lit 3utllnft Elm 2otal6lott filr
bomerop ni9t meDr 1ein> Ionoern mir
tvpQeu 0;eIelbe 5u eiuem .al9emeiuen
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30

E@- gDir Daben ben 9errn 9(nton
@}rober bon Yomerop als rei1enoenMgen=
ten un1eres Blattes angelteQt. gSir entF
pfeblen benl lelben allen un1eren Srelloeh
III Sen per16ieoenen Orten, oie oerielbe M
be@u6en miro, a11f bos 9lngelegentli91tf.
9erl el6e lit BON uns bepolnd6tist> nn=
ter]6riften unb @eloer fit lnler Blott
in Gnpfon9 au ne9men. !
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30
Scr 9eraus9eber,

N@ TIMER tbatiser gs ent, 9err
&oPert 6. Gid, BON Sronton, ., BET
aud suglei6 gpccol= 9l9ent Der Matio=
nal 9ebens Derii9erun9s @eieui i6aft it,
pir6 1i@ in bielen Sosen >pieosr einise
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30

ISa1nilienblott MAIDEN, unb fir biefem
'Eein gang neues 8rosralnnt aufiteaen ba
. mir bier porldufig nl,r anoellten luolen
1 tfeben Der Wtittbeilnng Der ,uidtisifel
pDlitil9en Greigtilie bes Sn= unO Mus
lanbes ion bic Derbreitun9 niibli6e
&enntni|je unlere Sauptaufgabe iein
l1nermebli9 1T oas &eib bes gSiilens
es umfabt sen Sinlmel unb Die Gr6e, oas
2anb unb oas 0leer, bic 8ergangenbet
unb bie @egen,part. ltno aus bieler
&egionen bes Q8i1len tuollen mir bas
Nibli1ie unb 8eite auspdblen 11nb bal=
lelbe in elmer Weiie unleren 2eiern bor=
fibren , tpel9e Neritano unb Pbantalie
glei3 ongenebm be19dft9t. Dies lit in
&iir5e bie Muf9abe bic tuir III 3ufunft
perfol9en ,perben. 91llr Our9 cine bel
@eitem 9rDBere Mbonnente1t5abl als Bis
fer miro uns bic 9ur6fibrun9 beriel=
ben m09li6 iein.
Won per1 r16ic6enen @eiten 1T uns Der
Wun19 fun0 gegeben OaB mir einen
Shell bes 8lattes in englii6er @pra6e
bruden 1olten um 10 baraus Elm edit
amerifanil6es engli13 utl9es 8latt gu
MAIDEN. Wir boben oielen Wunl9 audi
tbeiltpeile 9ere6tfertigt 9efunoen un6
lperben BEN lelben Diellei9t 1pdter Doll 1tdn=
big ins Merf 1eben f6nnen. Gs 1T ndm=
liG> um bielen Ylan a1lsaufiibren Die Mn=
19affung en9li19er SDpen in 9r6berer
N}ense> als nit 1ie iet+ a:liben, n6tbi9.
Sc iin0 rns fiir biefel1 3wed bereits $25
gut Werf fii9un9 9etellt> uno tpir ertldren
uns bereit>> 1obalo BON @eiten 0er Mr=
trasIteller Die 1Dtbigen W(ittel aufg fgebraGt
lperoen, Die So6e ars5ufibren un6 Die
~Obio" tbeilpeile 1T en9lil9er @pra6e
als5ugeben.
-. Q(ls mir bos 8latt onfinsen Daben tpir
Iofort in uneigenniibister Weile erfldrt>
Oab tpir einen et,paisen @etpinn boraus,
5u einen 9uten 3mede Be 1timmt bdtten.
Gs Dot 1i9 aber bis iebt ni6t ,1ur tein
@elpinn 1onbern pielmebr Elm fleines De=
ficit ergeben. 8ei su ertuortenbem 5abl=
rei9en Mbonnent miro oas anbers mer=
ben. QSir tpolen bober jebt bier often
uno tlar Sen 3lped borle9en ,pofir ber
et>uai9e grtras oes 8lottes bel iti1nmt 1T.
Gs befinOet 1id in BET 9an5en Di6eele
Columbus feine ein5i9e nitalt 5ur Mu f.
nabme bon Wail lentinbern ooer lont ber=
.laHenen Ginoern. Sin 1ol@es Doil EN-
baus nun 5ll 9riinoen ooer 5ur @riin=
souns Def 1]elben bei5utrasen mar @on
ilan9e unIer Wun1b. Wir beitinmen
ben etluai9en &einertrag lpelGen Die
uObio" abuerfen tann> fiir bieIen eblen
3tped. Gs {ou aHo bie uObio" in 3u=
funft 5uu 8eiten zines rDn1i1b : fatboli=
j6en Mailenbauies beraussegeben luer=
oen.
sSn0em mir 10 un1er 8latt einem eolen
3tuefe tpibmen unb 5uslei@ Die Q(ufgabe
oeiielben fir alle Samilien nubbrin9eno
erlueitern boffen mir ouf 5ablrei9e nnter=
itiibung uni leres l1nternebmens. '.~
Sic Dier barseleste l1ngei italtung u1t=
1eres 8lottes ,perben ,pir nur na9 un0
1a9 eintreten laNen. 8ts 5um @nbe
bieles Sobres 9ebenfen mir nit alien
Wor6ereilungen fertis gu iein, 10 oab NIT
benz neuen Sabre I'M nIer neues ABrosra,mn1
pollfdnoi9 GUT Nusf fibruns tommen
fann. S1,5tuil l6en bitten mir alle unIere
bisberisen Sreunoe i'm Snterene oer gll=
ten @a9e unb sun1 Woble ser armen
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t Dereintgt finhet, 1unDt 6dI|elbe gu eirenr
I |fatDDlif6en 9 olfsbu6e Ii t
:. q nj erif a i'm tpaDren 5inne bes Wor=
T tes. &c miro ii9 bafIel6e por5iiglid) 5l1
I @eibna6tsgel6el,sen fir iun9e 9eute
I betberlei @el6le6ts eignen. Sic Miis=
t, itattnng nno Der @inbanb bes Bu9es III
bDr5ii9lid. gs foftet $3.50, tpas in
: Mnbetra9t bes gebiegenet unb lebrreidets
II SnDaltes 1tnb 6es l1mfanges uno SET
Wusfattlng fein bober preis 1T. gBir
tpun19en> bab Oas Bu@ lib balb 1T SEN
j 9dnben auer iungen 2eute be linoen mD=
9e, benn ein be1leres Tortbilbunss= uno
8elebrunssmittel miro man 19werlid)
! finben. ,.. t...... ....:
p g II ben Bor5o en- bes font
men0en Sobres, ben &alenoern fir 1874
erbtelten tpir foeben bic, fpfgenben I'M
8erlase bon Srieor. @erbarO, (Yo1t 8or
400l) in Netp Dorf erl6ienen J. Der
Prad6t= Tan1ilien= =&olen6er in CT. 4to.y
Init % 9roBen SQul ltrationerL rei9ent2 2e=
11e1toft elmer in @ilber auf Blau gebrud=
ten Samilien=@eoenftafel uno in Sorbeu
geOrudtent l1n119lag: Preis 40 Gents.
|2) Ser moblfeile illu itrirte .SamilienRa=
lenber III II. 4to., eben fails NIT % Sllu=
trationen unb i11tereI Ijantem 2e]eltoff;
Yreis 80 Gents .unb 81 Ser &alenoer
fit luitige 2eute lit Sbo.> nit So SQur
ltrationen Preis 25 Gents. @erbarbs
pra6ttalenber Der fir 1874 gum 5,pei=
tenn1ale eri6eint> 1T unbebin9t Der l9Dn=
lte Samtlien BON alien 0ie lit
Deutl6lonb poer Dier erl6einen 1lno
Der tpoblfeile Samilienfalenber felt fiA
linn tpiirbi9 GUT @eite> io>uie anorer}etts
BET &ale1tber fir luitige 2eute 10 re9t etn
Bu9 lit fir 2eute, bie 9erne laden. @ir
balten es fit I'M 10 an9en1e6ener auf
biel le bier in Wmerifa erl9ienen &alenber
aufnerfla am 51t na6en> als felt ein poar
Sabren unmahen bon &olenoern aus
9eutl l9lanb in1portirt tper0en> Die meni=
ger biib16 aus9efattet lino unb amerifa=
|nil6en 8erbdltni6en ni@t Me@nung tra=
9en ia nid6t einmal Die omerifani19e
3eitangabe fit 9luf= nnb l1nter9ang Der
Come, p1e bes Monbes entbalten, 1on=
bern Die OeutI Ide, tpel6e init Der Dieli9el1
INT faf feds @tunben biferirt uabrenb
Die importirten &alenber 5um Sbeil 6en=
ielben gum Shelf aber nod eiuen piel
|b6beren preis babel1, als bic bieii9en.
Wer ober au6 aus alter @etpobnbeit ib
einen in Deutl6lanb erl6ienenen &alen=
oer fauft 1oqte bebbalb bod ni@t UNI
terlal1en1 li@ au6 einsn an1eritanil@en
an5ul6affen. Sic bei0en o5en 9enonn<.
ten Samilienfalen6er aber lino lpirfli6e
Samilienbii9er, Die BON iebem Mitgliebe
Der San1ilie ni9t allei11 NIT 9iubelt III 0ie
9anb senomntel1 >peroen f0nnen ion=
bern au9 reid)libe l1nterbaltung getudb=
rem; rno enoli6 lino 1te au6 spas bel
&alenoerit, Die bier III ben Ser. @taas
ten sebrau6f tueroen 1oQen, oo6 tui6tie
1T :, auf amerifanil6e @erbdltniHe unb
ben 8ebarf 1T ben benti6en 9qulern in
Mmerifa bere9net. ...
- Ser title Rrie9 Ser 6ret=
,naureret 9egen Sbr6n uno. 9lltar.
Mus 9ofumenten. Sreibur9, 9erber,
1878. Preis, sebunben $1.35. 9ie=
lies nit pieler 8orit6t 1nb nit Benubung
bon l1rfun0en ge1@riebene 8u6 brin9t
oie Betueisfiibrutg, baB bie Sreimaure=
rel Die gelhpDrene 6einOin bes Gbrilten=
thums. (9eite 40 ff.) arunD1dkIi6l 6ie
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N@ Sir 2awrence Gountp> .. ba=
ben mir bem @errn &obert 6. Gid 5ll
Sronton> .. Die Mgentur oer vObio"
iihertrogeu.
E@% Sir @cioto County, =. Doben
mir oem Serrn Marti1t @riibel 5l Ports=
moutb, $. Die 9(sentur oer ~Obio" iiber=
trager.
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Dte Sbip.
99pnterppAS.ben SOSct.lSzS.

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vMc6t" lit bic beitimn,te feite Gorlt -.
Silt iraenb cine 8abrbettshorl1L ...
llub vgSabr6eit" allge,teines &ebt "
g9eun ein's bas a,no're III iid) tragt. vs
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WHfpofe, ". III.

The Walpole correspondent of the
Kecne Sentinel in the issue for this week
says: ~ said in your last issue that Rev.
Mr.. Myers of Brattleboro, W., preached in
the Orthodox church on Sunday. 1 could
MT have told bigger lie and not be NOR
ally guilty. Rev. Mr.. Mighill of North
ampton, Mass, was The man that served
the people so acceptably, being bright, lib
eral, and good scholar" Unless two lies
make truth, the Sentnel's re-le able cor
respondent will be under the necessity OF
trying again. Mr.. Mighill resides in Brat
tleboro.
A farmer IN Walpole gathered some
apples together, last Fall, and, night COM
ing on, had to leave the pile till next morn
ing, when they were covered with snow,
and thinking them worthless, he left them.
Now, after having lain out all winter, they
are in excellent condition, not being frozen
or rotted at all. Perhaps farmers may ind
in this circumstance hint which they will
do well TO improve.
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Tho Rutland Herald OF Wednesday,
April 9th, says: MONDAY morning, under
its appropriate head, we announced the
death of Eddice f., wife of Edwin c. Per-
kins, at Bellows Falls, April 9Th, and that
the funeral would be attended from the
residence of her father, II. l.. Perkins, at
four o'clock that afternoon. Tho funeral
took place accordingly, the body being de-
posted in the tomb in West street ceme-
terry. Mrs. Perkins died suddenly, in fit,
and at the time of the funeral her brother
noticed that the body was not cold. This
so impressed him that, yesterday, he had
the body removed from the tomb, taken to
the house and uncoffined The body was
still found to be warm, and DIR. Charles l..
Allen, of this village, was summoned to
mako medical examination. The Doctor
made thorough examination, applied ev-
cry test known to science, and decided that,
without doubt, life was extinct. We I'M
derstand, however, that the body will be
kept, unburied, until such time as the in
dications of warmth have passed away"
Ldter.-Unmistakabl signs of dissolu-
ton appearing on Wednesday, tho body
was recommitted to the tomb.
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FUNERAL OF JUDGE o. l.. SHAFTER.-
The San Francisco Bulletin gives an ac-
count of the funeral services of the late
Judge Shafter, which took place at the First
Congregational Church, Oakland, Sunday
afternoon, March %. The rear dais and the
organ loft were beautifully decked with
wreaths and festoons Of green leaves, i'm
mortelles, camellas and white roses.
Wreaths were laid on the cover OF the cas-
ket, and at the head was large cross, COM
posed Of camelias and evergreens. The
pail bearers were s. w. Sanderson, John
Currey, A. L. Rhodes, Samuel Merritt, j.
w. Dwinelle, w. It. Wallace, j. p. Hoge,
J. d. Thornton, E. l.. Goold, David Crockett
and Henry Durant The services were
conducted by Rev. L. Hamilton, OF the In
dependent Presbyterian Church; Rev. IL.
j. Mclean, of tho First Congregational,
assisting. The funeral discourse was do
livered by Rev. DIR. Stebbins. The body
was taken to the Oakland cemetery and de-
posted in the family vault Among those
present, besides the relatives of the deceas-
cd, were a. very large number OF the San
Francisco and Sacramento bar.
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W1rDH.z.u COUNTr COURT.

The Windham County Court commenced
Its April session on Tuesday last. Present.
Hon. James Barrett, Chief Justice; Hon.
e. L. Butterheld and Hon. o. s. Howard,
assistant judges. The grand jury were not
called out this term of court. The list of
petit jurors is as follows:
Athens, Albert e. Cotton; Brattleboro,
VIM. A. Dutton, s. w. Kimball, Jas. H.
Sargent; Brookine, Chas. p. Stickney; Do
yer, Augustus Fitch. Jr.; Dummerston,
James Marshall Guilford, Sam'l Ward
and Hollis II. Burnett; Halifax, Luther b.
Farnsworth; Grafton, VIM. Thompson and
Dexter B. French; Jamaica, Lysander W.
Howe; Londonderry, John l.. Pierce
Marlboro, Clark l.. Adams; Newfane,
Charles p. Lamb Putney, T.. Ayres !;
Rockingham, Jas. A. Willard, Norman
Brockway; Stratton, Abel Pike; Towns
bend, Ira X. Batchelder, Il. c. Wheeler ;
Vernon, Wilder II. Fairman Wardsboro,
Nelson b. Gale 4; Westminster, p. d. Reyes;
Nottingham, Elliot A. Brown; Whining
ton, Stillman Robinson Windham, Sum-
ner Rhodes.
Thirty-five cases were set for the jury up
on the calling of the docket, and about one
hundred and twenty-five new cases were
entered. Notwithstanding the extreme
bad travelling, twenty-five of the jurors
answered to their names. The first jury
case was that of Isaac Rice Of Rockingham,
v. town of Chester. This is an action on
the case for damages for injdries received
on account of the insufIiclency Of the high
way. No decision was reached. the jury
being dismissed on Wednesday and the case
continued.
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ALLEN Wells has purchased of ii. A..
Willard the pasture and wood lot known as
the BRADLEY HILL" and has already begun
cutting the timber, which we understand
has also been sold.
"A small house owned by Henry Will
lard, was burnt with nearlya all its contents,
last week Thursday. Cause Of fire and
amount of loss unknown, the family being
absent at tho time. Insurance 800, in
FARMERS Mutual"
Mrs. Rebecca Page, aged 50 years, wild
ow of the late Maj. Joel Page, was attacked
with paralysis, Tuesday, April LIST, and re-
manned apparently unconscious until her
death, wednesday evening.
The vacant lot on the west side of Main
street, where, in Revolutionary times,
stood the mansion owned by the English
secretary Creanbrush, and latterly known
as the"Wall lot" has been divided and sold
into building lots. Mrs. s. G. Morse, Mrs.
s. c. Underwood, and l.. G. Richardson,
have erected daring the past year dwelling
houses which will be completed during
the coming season. These new buildings
addgreatly to the appearance of the village.