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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19
w HlIEEILAILJ.

Last Wednesday, as Browns log
cling train was coming in to the mill
with Il load OF logs, two Of the tender
trucks and one loaded car run of the
track, owing to the negligence Of Il
brakeman to do his duty. No one in.
iurel.
Maple Sugar, Or weather to make
it, very scarce.
Logging is about up for this sea-
son, except Hy rail.
a poem, entitled "Warrcn's Ride, .
hy 4. IL. Weston, and published 10y
Z. NJ. Collins, will be ready for sale
at the office o. the publisher in Il few
days. 1t is to be prclaced with an en-
PLANTATION that will enable all to un-
derstand it in all OF its applications.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19
DE. noMe's Advertisement.

n T. said 20 be- better than secret love.
The Apostle James tells us the wisd1 in Of this
worh l. fuoiishness with God.
Il - sensual. hrllish. devili~h,
The wisdom from Col IS fall of mercy, good
fruits. without partially. and hypocrisy,
fall OF hragcn. not deNIlish.
NJ any one ltcks this wisdom ofGod.
Let him ak and Il shall be given frScly Of
God.
Tie wisdom OF this world may lead many to
90 To high schools aud peddle out the letie"
wnrl
AlIthat are led by II are I'm danger of falling
into h ~ and under Coils angry rod.
This Is the way of this costly. popular way Of
doriOring.
Many are coming off from IT. think the RENE
dy is worse than the disease think it IS
shocking.
Let Us look to the great Physician for aid for
both soul and body, VII ch j. the Lord.
An signs speak his con ing near, 10 give all
their reward.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19
BERLIN.

The Berlin Mills Co. lost a valua
bic horse last week by the accidental
rolling Of logs, breaking his leg neal
the body. The Co. have succecdeL,ilI
getting their full supply Of logs lol
the coming season, amounting tt
22,OOO,OOO. They are soon to eularg,
thelr store to make room for their in.
creasing trade. Many other improve
ments are going on about their prem
iacS. They have sawed ont Hhou
10000 during the past winter witt
II circular and one gang saw
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19
GROVETON.

Saturday last, Edward Quinn was
brought before Josiah Morse, Esq,
for dssaulting Thomas McMann. The
respondent pleaded not guilty, and
the matter was investigated at full
length. The Justice found respond.
emit guilty and fined him two dollars
and cost, making in all Sl1.90. The
decision was somewhat important as
it established the price Of eyes. +
Fletcher appeared for State. w. S
Robinson foe RpSn0udont.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19

Mr.. Quimhy has an earnest call 70
60 to Maine with his celebrated
Morrill, Stallion, the comming Mare
season.
Capt VIM. Gray. the father-in,law
Of Jacob Welch Esq, of this town
and who died in Sheffield, this State,
April 2nd. age q SO years, was the
first child horn in Sheffield, and his
father cut the first tree that was felled
in that town. He moved his wife,
kettles &c, iato that town on horse
back.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19
q. C. s M. II. r. TIME TABLE.



Trains leave Lancaster, going south, ~ 7.41
a m, and 3.ua psm.
Arrive at Lancaster, from the south, at y .lq
and 6p. m.
Trains run between Lancaster and Grove
ton us follows:
Leave Lancaster FOR Groveton at SEQ n. m.
and p. m. Leave GrOvetun for Lancaster at
800 a. ma. and $50 p. IA.
Tr aims leaving Lancaster at 90 a. ~, con
meet at Grovetun with train for Portland.
Train leaving Lancaster NJ SEQ p. IN. con-
meets at GrovctOn with train for Montreal and
Quebec
Tram leaving GrOveton at 500 a, m. con-
meets with train from Montreal and Quebec
aud runs through TO Plymouth. connecting
at Plymouth with train for Boston at $40 or
: 80 next morning.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19
IUNENBURG.

DR.. Boynton, of Lisbon, n. H.. was
in town one day this week looking
over the location with a view 10 set
ting here.
We understand that James G. Chez
ncy has gone to Boston instead OF
West as previously reported.
Henry Howe has been appointed by
the Judge Of Probate. administrator
of the estate of Hon. Stephen Howe,
late of Lunenburg.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19
MRS. RSDES,

Calls attention to her splendid stock of Sill
merry goods which she will bring with her from
market. Saturday, Apru l., ana winch will be
opened the first of the week following. win
her numerous friends up and down either side
the river. rs well It's in other sections Of the
two counties, bear in mind that no where
else can Fancy Millinery Goods be bought so
low for cash. From to 3 per cent discount
vii be made, according to the class of goods,
for Cash in hand.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19
TO STOCK RAISERS,

The subscriber has purchased the famous
GRR.FsH HDLE, imported from Can.
it,la, years since. By Calvin smith, and will
keep him 1T his residence, in Lunenburg. the
coming season, for the benefit OF those WHO
desire to improve their stock.
This Ball is 4years old; wei CHS 1000 pounds
and has taken the first premium for Full
Blooded stock ut two fairs OF the Coos and
Essex Counties Society.
DAYM0N Snow.
Lunenburg, Vt, 1873. april
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19
Avoid Quaoko and Impostevs.

NO ShuIBo lor AuNicV 1l+c1 COns 4itdtlCu.
DR.. j. B. Dyott, Graduate Of Jefferson Medical
College, lhiladoll hia, author 4, several valuAb o
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF the
Sexual or Urinary Otenna, (v hch lie has made
an especial study either in male or fcmale, no
matter from what cause odsuating or of how
long standing a practice OF 80 years enables
him treat disease with success. Cues guar
anttod. Charges reasonable. Those at % dis
lance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp ~ rrenay postage.
Send fertile quite 10 HsGtb, lrica 10 cents,
]. i. DYOTT, MD ,Fnysitian and Surgeo n,
l0t Duane ~ New Ysfk.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19
FARM FOR SALE

The Subscriber will sell his Farm cheap
Sand tar.n consists of nlnt, two acres, con
venently divided into Tllage. Pasture tut
Woodland. Good Buildings, good sugar ilno
Apple orchard. Situated in Cranky. VT, about
and school. and is pleasantly lucated. FDi
further particulars enquire OF LOOMS Wells
CRANKY, Or of q. B. Buyce, Guildhull.
MRS. A.E. CARP
CRANKY, VT, March 3D. 1873. 9w-9
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19
American House,
LANCASTER, n. H.,
FRANCIS RICHARDSON,
PROPRIETOR.

This well known House has recently been
enlarged and Thoroughly re aired. AM per.
maurnt aud transient bOardvrs will now tul
il the most desirable in Lancaster. The rooms
are neatly and substantially furnished, and
no d inns will be spared 10 promote the com
fort OF guests. Charges low. p"
Lancaster. Jan. 10, 1873. 2-tf
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19
STRATFORD.

j. b CroNn of This town recent y
iIa,l diseased eye taken ont at ll,
Mass General Hospital Boston.
SImu'' Dlv;l son, CulI,",tor Of til,
town, dlrd on the HIh inst, aged
about Is years. Mr.. y. former ~
resided III Colrbrook, and was wileiA
known AS al enterprlaing CITIZEN.
A. II, Curtis of this place with A.
J. Taylor, Esq. Of Maidstone. left
here few days Since for Nebraska.
ID. j. Brown and |. w. johnson are
petit jurors from this town for the
coming term Of court.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19

EDWARD SAVAGE,
| DRUGGIST AND B0OK.DEALER,
LANCASTER, y. II.
Has on hand and tor SAFE at the lowest cash
rates, full assortment Of
School, Law, Juvenile, Gift, Relig-
ions, and Miscellaneous Books;
Bibles, TeStaments & Prayer
Books, Photograph, Tin
type and Autograph
Albums;
FOolsrap. Letter, Note
and Initial Papers,
Diaries. and Almanacs
In good assortment. all kinds and sizes OF
Envelopes
Writing Desks, Blank Books, Pocket
McmoIandums, Ledgers, Day
Books. Journals, etc, Fancy
Goods, Pencils,
Drugs Of all kinds, Patent
Medicines, Fluid Extracts,
Cooking Extracts, etc.
PERrUMERY, TOILET Scars, HAIR AND
Toorn BRUSHES:
And almost everything else usually kept in
such store. big assortment of the best
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Syringes
Breast Pumps, Nursing BEETLES,
and general Druggists Arti-
cles, warranted perfect.
Any of the Current Publications of the day
furnished nj Publishers prices.
Physicians prescriptions compounded by
one who knows what he is putting up.
Any article in my business not ON hand will
be supplied at short nouee.
Thanking the public for past favors, hope
to merit continuance of the same by low
dnces, good goods, and strict attention to
business. ~ -..
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-04-19

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case and has cured every case OF Diabetes In
when ltlas been given, Irri alton OF the Neck
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ATTENDED with the following symptoms: Loss
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Used hY persons in the decline or change OF
life; att confinement or labor pains, bed.wet-
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In many all ctlons peculiar to ladies', the Ex-
tract Buchu is uneQual, by any otht + remedy
~ in Chlorosis or Retention, lrregtilnty, Pain
iulness or Suppression OF Custona lamentations,
liberated or iSChirrus state vi tina Uterus, LCI-
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plants inCidect TO the sex IL is pr. scribCd
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MidwIves for eufecbrd AMI deli .atc coAst tu.
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IzEARNEY's EXTRACT EUCHU,
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LiL6ttS Of Dissipation, Etc.. II al ttIrs stage s. as
little expense, II Tia or no change in dict, 10 IN
convenience, and o exrosrre. II causus fre-
quent desire, and pives strength 10 UIinatc,
thereby removing Distractions, Preventing aud
Gu inI Stiictur.s OF the Urethra. Allayil 4 Pam
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cases, and GXpelIing al Poisonous matter.
EKEAEGNEY'S EXTRACT EJCHU,
chopper bottle orsix hotties for $500, delivered
to any Gddrcss, seclie irCm obs, 1yutlon kolu by
druggists everywhere. Prepared by
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to whom all letters tyr information should be
q l1rpssUd
, 1873-05-05
PERSONAL.



DR.. Bates, Nov York, is ut tho MatteAon.
". n. Maize, o. 8. h., is ut tho Sherman.
Gon. ". II. Powers, U. s. A., ia at the Matte
son.
Hon. Sidney Bartlett, Boston, is at tho Tro-
mont.
lion. N. II. Laraway, Iowa, is at the Mattoson.
Hon. II. L. Palmer, Milwaukee, is at tho
Sherman
Pauline Iucca Clara Louise Kellogg, and tho
other members Of tho Lucca Italian OporA Com
pany, arc ut tho Gardner.
Isaac Ii. Cato, Boston, Prcsidont; D. III. Pick
eripX, Iowa, General Superintendent; T. W. II.
Sheffield, Treasurer; Horace Abbott, Director Of
tho Iowa Oeutrai Railroad, are at the fremont.
Mai. Dallas and Capt. Thompson, U. s. L.,
loft tho West Side Briggs House last night for
tho lava-bedn,
Hon. Goo. Greene left the West Blde Briggs
House (ast oyoning Tor homo,
A. II. Drowstor, boston Traveller, left tho
Weat sido Briggs on Sunday for San Francisco.
Among tho arrivals ut tho oardnor yeBtoraay
we're tho following; Samuel Lesem, Quincy
laud; O.. A.. Baker, philadelphia John n.
Neolh and wife, Now York ]. T. Wood,
Columbus.
Among tho arrivals At t!,o Woat Sldo Briggs
Hou1o yostertlAy wore tho following, Hon. Goo.
uroeno, Cedar 1laplds; i. d. 1ayo, Salt Lake
City; i. G. KornB, O., i. Il q. r. H.; Ar
thur Bourgen and John liill, Fort Garry; Judge
u. Il. Mills, Iowa; Ira 4. Church, Clnolpnati /;
, 1873-05-05

a correspondent writing from Madrid gives
vivid description Of the City Prison Of tue Spau-
ish Capital. He goes on to say TINT, having
a,y shghtea @ amee
aud, making our, way through groups OF i'll
favored, ragged donizsns Of tho place. stop be-
fore an iron-bound door, at which my conductors
hnoohed Loudly t Is opened We enter another
with torblddipg countepance, himself G
priBoner, shouts loudly, announcing the
Governors visit. and crowd Of filthy,
miserable objects IN human form hurry
wo find ourselves IN long, dismal, yaulted
chamber. Tho offensive stencil for an instant
made me recoil with disgust. Throughout tho
whole lellgth Of this horrible abode is nloplnB
which serves for tIo prisonors' bodsteads::
Standing on these eleoping places, tue wrotchosB,
about ninety In number, had taken their posi-
ton. No budding Of any kind is provided for
thom, and unless they have friends outnlde
% Eho ohsrit'6ly . bly, supply them with wit1 or nat 4o
night On tho b!ackoned, filthy boards, huddled
together like wild beasts In their lairs. Tho all
thoritlos have not q sufficient quantity Of blauk-
ets to provide one for each pr'soner: Ard no
ed don the pestilontial atmosphere WAS damp and
chill. The Inmates who had blankets kept them
tightly drawn aound their shoulders tor warmth,
and for tear Of their being stolen by thoir aaso-
pegs. to which are suspended tho extra rags Of
tho prinoners untitled to consider tho portion Of
the plank boneath his shopping place.
High on tho wall, to tho loft hand, arc fow
small unglazed aporturos with iron grating,
whlch::dimly light tho don, and afford the only
and far from Butlloient uleanR OF ventilation.
Toward tho centre Of the wall ID a recess, the
state OF which is indoscrlbablo. And IN this
den, unfit for wild boasts, human flesh and blood
must pine and rot until tartly Spanish tuAtico
nj hat rail- }a trrnfrhr1 fnranf him
, 1873-05-05
KNICKERBOCKER FULLER.

Judge FuI1er,s Grcnt Suit AHnfnt tho
Kntckcrbockcr Insurance Company
--EHov Iao Files Up a Debt of O. Qunrs
ter of a Million Dollars.
Now that tho United States Supreme Court
has decided that the proceedings in bankruptcy
in tho matter Of the Knickorbocker Insurance
Company, arc vol taken, and must bo Sustained,
1t will bo interesting to tho policy-holders to
lcarn what Mr. Horny Fuller intends to do with
his s250, 900 assumpsit suit. Mr.. Fuller, as m
insurance President, was supposed to have suol
tho Company, undor somo contract, by means Of
which suit he would probably got hold Of the
larger part Of the Companys asHota, tho officers
entering into tho arrangement, and maxi
ing no defense. 5uch was tho
prevailing idcs, caused BY tho filing OF declara-
tion, than which ono can conceive nothing moro
Vague and unsatisfactory. tho counts declaring.
merely, tho frat, that said Fuller had insured
with anid Company, in confederation Of o pay-
ment of $3.50, tho building Nos. and River
street, with part Of tho contents, for s1,600; and
tho second, TINT ho had paid, laid out, and Ok
pended money, furnished material and labor,
md 30 forth, to the extent OF 9250,000, which
amount the Company had promised, but omitted,
to-day.
This declaration WAS mover intended to dis
cover much, and tho real declaration, which has
been filed under tho pretenco Of a supplemental
declaration, atatos tho following us tic claims
under which action Is brought:
Doc. TO- 1870-71. Insurance for 81, 500 on
No. 81 Wabash nvenue. Premium paid, 1850.
Same torn, Insurance for 90, 500 on Nos. SO
and % White street, aud barn In rear OF No.
49, Premium paid, 8l0.13.
Dec. O. l870-71. Insurance for S15, 200 On
plaintiffs half interest in No. 81 South Water
street. Premium paid, sl14.
f1ur $er
, 1873-05-05

At tho annual meeting Of tho Metropolitan
Club, held at its rooms in MoYickera Theatre
Building, on Saturday evening, the following
gentlemen Nero elected oftlcoss for tho ensuing
year:
I'restdtnt-den. q. 4. Forsyth,
dhs1t xs H. d. Tol
ence Zlegfald, Charles r. Kellogg.
1TtasUrtr-W. g. Shepherd.
Corresponding Stcrttary-E. II. Trafton.
Recording sSsfretary-Ohasles II. Jsnks.
Board ef fAanaqtra-aen. q. a. Forsyth, Ford. y.
Peck, y. 9. 8hepherd, John Phillips Z. II. Trafton, J.
i. NcVtcker, William Il. Page, doorge u. Carpenter,
George q. Fry.
Tho club voted to extend to President Grant
and party, aud to Secretary Dolknap and party,
au informal reception at suoh time during the
week as they u,ll bo likely to accept: Messrs.
to extend tho Invitation.
, 1873-05-05


rho Trc,pnn. t,n.o Arntnat Euon. G. II.
r,rxvcli..I,,.1rc p,n,llttlo on tho SUI
nrcmc no,,rt.
st,,,.,,. ~ ~. ,,o,oro 1,,aco ror.
asauuoln Asus LUX rimou oo.oso s.s ou w..
ron v. Tarwell md Curran It will bo romom-
bero1 thnt linn q. n. Farwoll was found guilty
hv inrv. IN lila anil m of treannsg, bv tearing
~ 9n ~ .,..a e"s, ~ ,x H. worro,, tl,o
ao"n tle hrllo'ng occ'ploo " Mr' "u'io''' Hlo
plaintiff, and turning him a'sd Lila property OUT
into tho oron. street. Currau was found not
guilty, It appoariue that 10 acted AZ Farwoll's
oaort nnmaroa ,yoro fonn,1 M high as a8000.
H tho Jury evidently ontoring into sympathy
with tho sufferer Of what thoy consldofod
high-hantled power and arrogance. Tho caao
como lin for aro,nont on motion for now trial,
a,,1 .,a o,,,,sai ~, 1,ot, a,,oa mn,o enonl,d of
ahu 'ne oohibet ~ JUL o''oe 4n"Io A,. a'a
forts-lookod at from pufely !esal nhu cru
torical point Of viow-to boneiit tho sides thoy
, 1873-05-05
ADJUSTMENTS.



Tho second season of the MaroEzok Opera
Troupe opens tonight at McVickor's Theatre
with tho opera Of Faust" and promises to be
as successful and brilliant as the first sehson.
The opening opera has been woll chosen, aH tho
character OF Marguerite is one Of the best In
which h1no. Lucca can be seen. The strong
dramatic possibilities OF tho part arc moro fully
embodied in hor portraturo thau 1t is usual to
soc. and In no other character In tho repertoire
which sho gives in Chicago does she have 80 good
an opportunity for allying tho lyric and tragic.
The full oaet Ia as follows:
Marguerite. Nine. Pauline Lucca
6eo6l. .benorh L. 6AnA
hlat ocnoueu
hepnlsto.. .618nof I&Met
FaeAEne .0l6uof opa1apana
Mr. Maretzek will conduct the orchestra. The
fayorite opera Of t'Mnrtha !" will bo produced on
Tuesday evening, with Mise Kellogg in the lead-
Ing part. Tho popularity OF tho opera will prob
ably encourage Miss Kellogg's friends and al-
nlirers to attend in largo numbers.
, 1873-05-05

Hero ID on illustration of the condition OF
things III Louisiana: A. fortnight ago, two
Judges presented themselves III all interior
In first and took possession OF the Court House
the other occupied large room oyor = store.
Tho alollns opened the two courta about tho
, 1873-05-05
NEW SUITS.


TnH UNITED BrArrs couar.-John Flynn '. ".
obormnn, LII for Injunction 10 reatrain Infringement
q patent for bed bottoms. Edward Ns.tanaayer ';
RUFUS s. Payne aud Joshua Y. Payne lin for njunc-
LADDERS M aeorgo Pomeroy '. Frank L. Chandler,
Edward Po1nefoy, and Edward Z. Noyea. partners
s,s, sns f. .ts ~ % ssa sssaas An.S e H. N9Xs IT,
Judd ]. il. loot, and 8. II. owsu aasumps $40 GOO.
Robert E. Jsnkils Assignee Lewis W. cass. v. 1amea
Tns o1nou1r GovaT-o,7a Van Alien '.
Gnbs{ 'a bsSs2,d F. Angs Saas !s.
@ #estos psltion Tor mschanlos len non On houso si aud
lots in haywood. 07s9-Charles j. Martin Y. Jacob
sngsFz fe'tSred esss osuo-AEPEea o7ol%N H.
In ~ Lot i, bocf %, sshooi s.stion Addtion to
Chicago; e,7o2zAppe.l e.793pe,ss Kei' ct 4. y
Nnr9on SGhn H. as,qmRs fS
i'@nas' ssy 1sn5s 6eag 6sasss asssss
soss sso fssnee l. 'pss saay SApPsi S.r4 b
Ilmolhy. Wright Y. John +. oereoran; asauMps!t
sSs sssi s 3snp sn Taam.s TGas, sa @ s.s
7coo. 6,eo2-aam y. Jamea MCCARTHY; same y, ,ooo
6.6o3 Same '. Patrick and KOy!n cash same $4,000
s5oo5. se'soo-sams y james walase SANS, @2 2ooo.
IT. sa stss A. far y st Rat'y
replovn. 4s,271-Fredertck g. Swain :. sarsh /.
Hughes Robert Walters, Jsrnea L. Rsss, James Aver
Ta'a' II " q Of if 4 g. e.
oisP. II. 4s27a-Jolin 0stsrl,ann WYNN. sorgeuier
s 1 .s53So4a = tIy H.s .ses u" t,otsya sly 's
ssssseNEss ssest q y Edward j. !oSn.on dyosss, on
sl ssseoat1lx, and Wilson H. Nixon =. eiooator Il tip
William aid Oanrles e. atovo bi!l for Partition Of un
sy's9 :? ase j. si: ~ y =
Brother =. Thoaas H. bryan aud Michss @ Cumming.
, 1873-05-05

sojournor Truth lis on hor way to Washington
to 500 President Grant.
Roeo Torry, tho Hartford poetoas md author-
OBS, WIS married laat week to 1&ollin Il. Cooke, q
banker OF Winated, Conn.
Tho nov. Olympia Brown, pastor Of tho Uni
voraallst Society Of Bridgeport, Conn, was mar
ried on tho 23d ut., ut Providence, Il. l., to John
Horny Willis, grocer, Of tho for1nor city.
Charles II. soavor, Of Bloomington, for somo
years Superintendent Of Telegraph Of tho Chi
oago Il Alton lines, has boon promoted to Chi
cago, as Assistant Superintendent Of tho road,
in addition to liB supervision of ita telegraph.
Con. Grant deo1aroB that 1t fB not probable
that ho viii over make st. Louis his home. Wo
should congratulate st. Louis upon this dcolar-
alton Were 1t not that in tliB caae hor gain must
bo somo other city'a loss.-Louisuano Courier
Journal.
Tho President will spend day or two In Chi
cago, enjoying little Of his much uoutlod REQ
reation. II In to be hoped ho will not be dis
turbed by parties wlo have unBoemly an1ietioa
for tho public businosH.-Cincinnan 0on:'ncr-
cidl.
Wo are gratilod to hoar that Licus.-Oo Fred.
Don't Grant ia not exposed to tho porils Of travel
with Sheridan and Belkuap, but ia enjoying a little
much needed recreation in Washington, d city
which he had not visited for nearly three weoka.
-CincitsnaH Commercial.
, 1873-05-05

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Depot, W Narrfson Steran-sts.: 1Ses4s oee
80 Hest Uuaison-g,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-20

WHAT BUSTER DID.-Buster, an in
genious youth of four, went out to look
at street contractor one day last week.
The man set up boulders in the gutter,
and sprinkled sand over them, then an
other man took his driver and pounded
them down solidly. You may remember
that it rained on Saturday. Buster was
confined to the house. lie was driven to
distraction, nearly, by his labors in keep
ing the maternal parent out of mischief
during the day. Towards evening the
maternal parent went to take little nap
leaving Buster at liberty. That rising
young engineer then went to the store
room, with his fathers best beaver, and
gathered up six or seven dozen eggs. He
set these all up nicely on the parlor car
pet, as he had seen the man do with the
boulders, making tolerably straight
gutter from the left fore leg of the piano,
along the edge Of the rug, through the
curiosites and knick-knacks which had
been piled up by the maid when she
busted in the morning. Buster then
went back and filed the hat with corn
meal, which he sprinkled over the eggs,
as the man sprinkled sand over The boul-
ders.
Then he pulled off his velvet jacket
and laid it down on the edge of the gut
ter, and looked around for something
that would do for driver. His busi-
ness-like glance fell upon roll of valua-
pictures, brought from Europe on a sub
stantial wooden roller, which seemed to
be about the thing desired. Probably
there was never another job of civil en-
gineering such as Buster made of that
amateur gutter in about three minutes.
That night there were two things want
ed by the house of Buster. Firstly, Mrs.
Buster wanted to hear of some prepara-
ton that would remove battered eggs
and corn meal from carpet rugs, piano
legs, velvet clothes, pictures, shellwork,
japanese tops, Indian curiosities, mosa-
les, wood carvings from Nurembear, In
terlachen and thousand or two other
articles of bigotry and virtue. Secondly,
Master Buster would like to know what
will remove or milify :he effects of sud-
den and violent percussion, rapidly and
pertnaciously developed in that direction
which General Scott left unprotected
when he went to Mexico.