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Perfect Fitting Boots, in Great Va.
riey at $50 Fulton street, six doors east Of broadway.
EUGENE FERRIS a SON.
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Havana Lottery.
We sold the S5OOOO0 In the Extraordinary Drawing.
April ~ Circulars sent information given. j: b. MAR
TfNEZ CO., 10 Wall street; box 46S5 New York POSE
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SCOTLAND.

Conservative Triumph at q Parliamentary
Election.
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Elastic Belts, Stockings, Knee Caps,
ANKLETS DC, at MARSH CO.'S Radical Cure Truss
office, No. vssey street Lady attendant
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PENNSYLVANIA TRANSPORTATION.

.verage temperature for corresponding date
last year Observation-Disclosures. 9
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CHOLERA IN EUROPE.

TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD
LONDON Sept. 10. 1879.
There have been eight deaths from cholera In
Paris within the last two days.
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Engraving and Printing OF Every Do
scripton Steel copper and wood Established 1870
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THE DEICTDES, THE ADMIRABLE ANALYSIS OF
Christianity that has attracted such attention In the
columns of "ihe Jewish Messenger Is now for sale
book foSm; prise WA ~ RrasaxSx.
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friend with the finest compile xion saw, told
that after reading the advertisement OF Dr. GOURAUDS
ORIENTAL CREAM In publication a year ago. she
purchased IT, and she would not be without for ALI
the gold Chicago" She fnrther said that hundreds Of
friends had tried to discover what she had used but she
had refused to inform them, as she had priced 1t as
public. Let our readers try It, Found at DR. FELIX
GOURAUDS, 48 Bond street, n l., and all druggists.
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Hyatt's Life Balsam,
known as medical wonder" Is reliable medicine and
acts upon vatcd of blood with great vigor,
storing IL q natural state Sold everywhere.
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Rupture and Physical Dcformities
successfully treated by MARSH CO., at their Radical
Cure Truss office, No. 2Vesey street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A INVOLVEMENT.
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of announcing that they have lust published Vol OF tho
HISTORY OF FERDINAND AND ISABELLA.
being the Hrst volume Of
AN ENTIRELY NEW EDITION
THE WORKS
OF
WILLIAM II. PRESCOTT
With the Authors Latest Corrections and Additions.
""i'eu W JOHN FOSTER KIRK,
Author OF the "History of Charles the Bold"
To be completed in Fifteen Monthly Volumes limo
Illustrated with Maps, Plates and Portraits
Price per volume in nne English CLOTH with black and
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This edition is being ELEGANTLY printed nom entirely
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worthy OF the works OF the distinguished author
.. For sale by generally or will be sent by
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Publishers,
us and III Market street, Philadelphia
THE DEICrDEs THE ADMIRABLE ANALYSIS OF
Christianity that has attracted such attention the
oil IA now fars In.
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The Fail style of Gcntlemen's Hats
origin with the popular KNOX has been intro
duccd public admiration and delight his stores
Broadway, In the Prescott House. and Fifth Avenue
Hotel Secure your Knox" without delay.
Wigs, Toupees, &c. G. Rauchfuss,
Practical Wig Maker and Importer Of Human Hair. ~
East Twelfth street. Broadway.
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Hats.
Fall STYLES
Something new in every department
WARNOCK CO.,
$40 Broadway.
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VEIN OF GooD-NATURED HUMoR
all through his speech, sandwiched here and there
with scathing and caustic illusions to his adverse
applause Of his most bitter opponents. Contrary
to the expectation OF all, he seemed 10 think favor
ABLY Of the whole I'm sa There was SO mucn IN
overlook the little ephemeral tribes and inadver-
tencies which had crept in through the haste Of
preparation. His avowal to sign petition to the
President for the removal OF any federal offlcer
who had used his position to intimidate voters or
influence votes In his behalf called forth round
alter round OF applause from both factions His
wind-up was q medley Of humor, seriousness and
sarcasm, the influence OF which none could resist
and he retired amid
A ROAR OF APPLAUSE
never before heard In q delberative political
convention. The platform was, OF course.
without single dissenting voice from the Butler
side Of the house, The delegates Immediately ske-
daddled for the various depots, and by ten clock
the majority OF them were homeward bound. AS
q consequence Worcester is once again tranquil
the din OF politics will be no longer heard. The
balance Of the campaign will be lamentably
v a amd ,srger than ever beop pe
standing this defeat, however, 1t is delusion to
suppose General Buffers ambition to be Governor
field again next year. and II he does not see his
way clear TO the executive chair through the re-
publican Convention he will get up an ndepen-
dent party Of his own.
The remainder OF
THE STATE TICKET
was made up as l0ll0Ws without opposition -
Lieutenant Governor Thomas Talbot, OF Berica.
Attorney General, Charles X Train, OF Boston,
SECRETARY Of State, Oliver Warner, Of Northamp.
ton.
Auditor, Charles Endcott of Canton.
Treasurer, Charles Adams, Jr., Of North Brook
field.
THE PLATFORM.
Hon. Charles Allen, OF Boston, chairman of the
Committee on Resolutions, then reported the fol-
lowing, which we're adopted without disse t..
While they were pending, General Butler took the
noor and in speech OF some length, accepted the
situation and counselled that they be adopted. The
platform Is AZ foOws:-
Reso,redThat the republicans of Massachusetts en-
alIy disapprove Of and condemn the action OF
those members of the last Congress- republicans and
democrats who awaited themselves OF the occasion OF
salary OF the President and of the judges
net be Just and necessary for the future TO
secure 10 themselves oporuonate and extrava.
giant for past rs well as future services
Resolyed THAT while recognize the full right Of
everv citizen and act upon his convic tons
upon ali public interest," no person holding
public ONCE has right TO seek 70 influence the action
Of his by exciting their fear OF loss q place.
ana we call upon the President further TO remove all
nde OF the republicans Of Massachusetts, In the
Mt Of local concerns whenever the fact
Resolved that the adoption Of policy which shah 80
reduce reghs on railroads. that the raw material food
coal OF the west South shall be exchanged At the
least possible cost for the manufactures o. New England
Llpiersstlng tbA whole counrx vtAn tes ReassAAs ~
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horses, Carriages, aarness, ST.

4 UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
OFFICE AND SALBSROOM, OLD STAND
81 Nsssaa-sL, opposite tie POst0Aee
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THB HoUsB Is RB
~, p. % and % EAST TAlRrbHNTH-sEr
The business precisely the sa@s street and hon
oabe ISnop which have always eaarlenie he ds-ngs o. oar
the and confidence Of the blsaess community
RESGL4R SAILS EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
AT lO1 O'CLOCK
Entries for towptown House
81 Ss.ssa Mart lg n q and . S.., gT,s9:h
REMEMBER TIKI sALB COMMENCES AT 100 OCLOCk
4 RICH. JOHNSTON, Auctoneer.
a once ana salesrom 81 opposite tle 1s
IyGs AND BROOD MARES, ar TIKI STOCK Farm OF a H.
YORK Tbs DAY. Oct. Y, AT oCLoDK NJ ARCH JOIN JOIN;
~ IN 5 h0 ~ epo me FySsr CATALOGUE 0P
STOCK EVER OFFERED AZ AUCTION N THIS COUNTRY AND
Das Lambert Sc &c; BROOD MARES By Rylyks Hambeiouan
po Tr and COLTS and FLLIEs by above scs Of various
ages all Of good shape and developing soc rois heio1 Inc oe
~ IN ,Td ron 3 to 2}G Mos Of The with oa
a5stve without reserve rain Col D. Brace Of Tn Turf
Fe and Form has oOnsea,ea 70 19ss Pu' I Rail Roa @
Chnoer $40 ard Zoo, Of Twenty half an hour
r Low aly at ths Anc; laers Oce 81 and the ONCE
Of 4~s nm fG f TY 11 gREgbSG AND STOCK Farm
TURNER'S. ORANGE COUNTY, NEwYORK
At THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUG
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON & VAN T1ssELLl.
REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
gE HELD EVERY TUESD AY AND FRIDAY Il o'clock.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, ;bOse having Horrs
aagss will tod this hOass perfectly reliable As his nnsi-
Be conducted the Straightforward principles which
have governed Is 10 the 90
We give the purchase every that warranted souni from "a
10 - Tor naL
Horses Carriages sways hand at private safe
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on CONSIGNhENTS
sending full descriptions through the ms
ERESH ARRIVALS of superior Carriage and
Road Horses T. A. FrCHS Stables 1913 Bast Twea.' iour
TTopSE PIANKETS and
IL CARRIAGE ROBES
4 large assortment in all grades viii be found a
BANNER HAYS a Co.'S y Bestnsn-st.
HARNESS, HORSE CLOTHING, CARRIAGE
ROBES endless and astonishing Of elegant ee-
Signs for he Fall and Winter tTade.
G. N, AOSKMAN BRO. Manufacturer. III Chsmbersst
| HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
and all kinds Of saddey Goods extensively maueured M
Plush and other Carnage Robes
Of every quality. c. B. SMITH CO. 20 Wauenst
| DRIVATE STABLE, No. 1921 East 2Oth-st.,
$aye o family Nth three Eve stalls,
carag Dr.. HEATH, No. ll6 Eai 2jtls. and No 200
Broadway.
| pOAD HORSES, Jingle and in matched pairs
Az spee 2iO nuutes TO pole low prices A e. WHrSOS,
| 1876 Eas Z4in-st
| 'IO LET-At reduced price, PRIVATE STA
L BIB, % East TNenth, TAtaye has family rooms
I three or Eve stalls aud carriages
INGRAM. TWeutydhh It. and Four.h-sve
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Citn Real estate for Sale.
NOR SALE.-CloOd opportunity for builders.
u Houston aud tanuo1ss % ieei On h0l
touAy 10 Apply address 1hhu
DRY, IL CaunOB-st
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AUCTION SALES .NEwYoRK,REAL ESTATE

Bv Ble,oker Son 4 90.
5-siotr brick and No SOL 5tb-si 1919 OF Ave D.
1917. joe. hosback. .... 5000
by q. "A. Ludlow & Co
3-torT brct (resrl snd lot No Morton Al 100 Of
Blocker IT, lot 25Nl046, Jss Van Etten..... 81 300
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REAL ESTATE.
Nsw-yoKK. Thursday. Oct. 1s. 1873.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Oct l6. 1873.
There was large attendance at the Ex-
change saesrooms this mornu attracted by the sale oil
the property of Potter Brothers at Harlem River
Hghts which was announced he held under direction
OF Adrian H. Muller Son. This property ia one OF the
choicest spots on Manhattan Island being i7S feet above
highwlter mark. on the nights forming the eastern
0snk OF the Harlem River and commands extensive and
magnificent views OF the North and East Rivers and the
adjacent country In ordinary times there would have
been an active competition the property, but the
pr,Vallng monetary troubles checked all cOmpetOn'
ana the sale was stopped after nine plots had Deen
struck Of Messrs H. IL. Ludlow sold house aud lot No
Morton-st, aud A. j. Bieecker a. Co. conducted legal
sale OF house and lot on Fiftn-st.
Mt Jere johnson, jr had successful sale AZ YonKers
on wednesday Twenty cottages sold at an aV
ernge price OF 52 each and "a plots brought S6i 49, an
average OF 1857 plot Upward OF I20O persons
present on the grounds and the bidding was active
until the close Of the sale
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THURSDAY. Oct i6-P s-


The cheerful feeling noted an stocks st the cio-'
Last Eight continued to-day. and the stock specn's-
tl0n despite tie drawback Of stringent money. h,s
been strong and tending upward. with . sharp
advance IN Che Lending specaltes particularly tho
Vanderbilt shares. ranging from per cent 20 81 per
cent Notwithstanding the closing out OF some heavy
blocks of stocks " under the pile " for the hrm OF
Grnnell G. Co. These sales were ~ follows. though
in the light OF peuding iitgations not fully under
stood 5000 shares Union Pacific. 300 shares Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern. 80 shares New-forS
Central ard Hudson roo shares Pacific Mail. 80
shares Rock Islaad. aud 200 shares Chicago and
North-Westcrn. Tho firm of George Bird
Gr.nnell g. Co.. wore this evening do
clarrd bankrupts. before II. W. Allen.
a Register IN Bankruptcy. aud the Whole estate ~
now contro.led by tie Bankruptcy Court roi'ce :"
this effect having been sent To the creditors oil mo
concern. who Will meet on the 18Th proxino. The
market was under the influence Of the same stories
that found currency yesterday in regard to tho
future Intentions Of the Commodore. though We DO
not pin much faita upon them. The Larger dealings
were m Central Lake Shore. Western Union. North
Western Wabash ard Rock Island. Harlem went
back to IN Erie Preferred sold 80 65So60 Pitts
burgh. 7Ga7G, Panama. ~, and Ponnsylyanls Coal.
2iO024 The market held up strong until she anal
close when prccs AT their highest point of tbs
day. The opening. highest, lowest. and closing
If fa..lra ara 81 ~
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In State bonds the leading feature advance
in Tennessees TO 20. Yrinia Consolidated were
hrm at 40 at the commencement but later fel of To
A. The following were the bids:
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Brooklnn Real estate Tor Sale.

EOR SALE-Three-stOry high-sto0p, DroWn-
II stone HOUSE usar Washington Park. Puee $4,000
rutland 4 WHITING . beekmAnst
LIOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
80 and Al Remsept 50EO0 and 81 10 u and - honSgae
fOOr 90. House TO- Pneappst, ZlbJi hoase
No no WourhDy 1877 Willoughbysti Houses ho
40 81 50 GORDON FORD. % CarEsi Brootyn
EOR SALE-HOUSE-A semi-detached COT
TAGB two story basement and cellar .rane 1el
in tin o.! parlors paperei Easements pauie an N
movements ghborhoOd 80 city M With eTta o
and tsost0rr house flit trees vines aowe &c aerabe
Mace Tor party pleasure business 10 oler
much value price $1,000 $4,000 or r+OVO cn ea
Owner premises iOj Herkmer between Albany aud IeA
Brooklyn.
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE.
on rerv easy terms GORDOS L. FORD 81 Clarkss BrooE'h
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THE MONEY MARKET.
nnvrnnuKxr srocK pEpA RrMENr-IO. o'CLOcK a. ".

osrfcfxL REPORT NJ y srocK EKcHhToR sALss,
0Gr 49, 1873
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"ANTED.-By an American family, nat
w HOUSB unfurnsheI In The city rot less than
eight rooms per month"; $40 $50 Adire ~il fall paELcG
a.. j. \. Boz g. 100 Z. 0.
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Money was again irregular. and during grcaLer
part Of the day, call loans commanded snywhero
from -iG and interest to quarter of one per centand
interest We hear Of some heavy receipts of money
here to-day ana this seems to be borne out IN part
bv the free purchases of cash stocks and the dsap
pearance Of the premium on greenbacks from per
cent Yesterday TO ll6 at the close tonight Money
was also appearing at ! per cent about 3 o'clock.
Prime mercantile paper is quoted - TO IS per cent.
Government bonds have been more active to-day.
and. considering the price Of gold, frmer. under
more ready disposition TO purchase by the savings
banks The market closed on the basis Of Ill! n
III for 1868. The closing quotations were fol-
lows:
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Miscellaneous.
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Oct. 16, 1873.
The sale of FIVE head of trottng stock, the
property Of Mr. George Bolton Alley. held to-day
at private stables No. 2ss East Tweneth-s, Major c.
Barker (of Barker Cnasel officiating as suotioneer
The attendance large and included many prom
nent hOrsemen and friends Of the turf generally The
following is list OF the prices realized together with
the names OF the highest bidders;
Viola Rysdyk HambletOnan dan by Scey Roes
AbiaAh foh by Messenger Daroc tne sire Of Prs ~
pero s. r. Bradley OF York City. for .SlO0o
Ry,dTks Hsmbeionan. out OF toe Gnwo mare
fv Plyug Morgan in wilkins MicaEb.r tine full
brother 20 Gaunte Hon James Irving Of New YORK
Bav mare Alaska by Rysdyks HsmbletOnisn dam by Long
Island Black Hawk os BY Messenger Duroo 10 L. e. Chase
Boston. o-O
BLACK Fy Messenger Duro out Of LINE
Walker he Of Mr. BOuners starilel
20 e. L. shnrless Phi adDhis for li-JO
GRAY colt u brother % Dic'at0rl out 81 The Grs
void Filing Morgan, 20 Cha Devery Of staten Island
OfO
Tomorrow friday. the 18th nst large sale OF trot-
ting stock at Col A. H. TaylOrs stock farm near Turner'S
Station on Erie Railroad. Train from foot Of Chambers
ct. at $40 a. m.
Regular semi-weekly auction sales tomorrow friday
the 18th inst. - ,
AT 1880 A. m. at the Horse Auction Mart OF Mr. Arch
JOhnstOn's, Thirtecnth-st near Unlversity-piace.
ALP o'clock Mr.. Mr.. Wm. Van TlsselPs Horse and
Carriage Auction Mart la East Thlrteenth'st, near
FOurtli-ave
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SoGr0 au6 Rooms.
,ard and Rooms Wanted.

. Board and Rooms wanted.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Parlor with Bedroom
w adjoining wife daughter years old
ho,ri Private family prcerred O.. Boz 3sl4 Post0mee.
tTTANTED-R00M and BOARD in refined
w private family other bosders Address
n L T Livingston Mills LOG WORLDS. hsw-Yota
W7ANTED.-By an American family, fiat
w OF HOUSE, unfurnshej In he city rot es' than
eight per month"; $40 $50 AdlFeN ~ta fall PaiLea
lara, J. s, Box a,l96, r. o.
Country Board
ETRST- CLASS BOARD for the Fall months,
a ludgciale House, Madison n !.
ONE or TWO VACANT ROOMS, with first
" class BOARD st RdgsiAe Houss Madison. N J.
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE
~ Paralysis in al forms SplnA
Diseases Limbs CROOKED feet and HAMS hn
aTed va Danos, al DeisnDos ansAe&'
Diseases Of BFn Heart and Lungs hTsens
a. G. W. RHODES NJ D. Aedcal DlrrotE
DLEASANT ROOMS, with BOARD, may be
obtained the Catskl Mountains on hgn
rund With pentv milk 60 through Septemb. sni Oeto
her neassne - week Adiie~ L. T.
ViNCENT, Freehold, Greene Co. n Y
Miscellaneous.
A FAMILY owning house in first-class ana
n central vii FURNISHED second noo Win Or "tseu'
Only hose ~ling 10 liberal proc neod Apply
Address PRIVATE. Station G.
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Gold was steady and moderately active at lOStS
I08t5iC8 up to ~ o'clock. the latter beng the basis
of the price az that hour Later with foreign SIX
change lower and the expectation prevalent that tho
Treasury would begin next week the prepayment
without rebate Of the November interest gave 10 the
price a further staggering blow. which knocked II
down 10 07s, the lowest price yet made m the down
ward turn. There were no other special cOnsidera-
tions affecting it, London news WA not specially
important, and though COnsOls and American seca-
rifles were steady, Fries were up per cent Tbs
Managers Of the Bank of England did not alter tn,
rate of discount at the weekly meeting held to-day.
aud t still stands at per cent. the rate IN the Op0u
market being1ower The Bank gained ES5.OgO bul-
lion on balance to-day, losing however. Ct 293O@
during The week On gold loans he rate IL per
cent per annum for carrying to J. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin interest, redeem
ing $4,000 called Five-twenty bonds. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was Gold
cleared So. 5Ol. 600; gold balances, SlO4Sl cur
reucy balances, Sl.305,7O0 The quotations were
fnlloxvs.
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Vx1ANTED-Furnished Parlor with Bedroom
w adjoining wife 1.akbtef. years old Withhold
,o,r private family prcferred g.. BoI 3S74 Post-0mee
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Tue days business at the .. ). sui

The days business at the u. 5. sub-rreasury
comprised:
Cod receipts ... sq96s94 Is Currency DaTm. s27s ~ ~
Cold Dsyuen III 61j "a CarrneY balAnor. 2J1lb - "
Goa ba lnc 756O9j ~ customs. lolOOO %
Curren-y receipts. 22S.94J %
Foreign exchange has been very weak. though no
heavy amounts of bills pressing upon the market.
but there il no demand. At this rate. We may exc
pect a further nstallment Of foreign specie. The
leading drawers reduced their 90 days' bulls TO JOG.
and sight to lO7, but bills were negotiable . 10 l
Der cent below this. We annex a table Of Official
quotations az the close:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-17
RuRford Centre.

4 Town meeting WAS held June 9Th, TO
see what the town would do about raising
money for Tree high school. After
some remarks pro and con. 81 vote was
passed 10 pass over the article, conse
queutly there will be no free school in
Rumlord for thi, year.
H. A. Small Esq. i; repairing his store.
and he intends to make it one Of the most
convenient for retail trade to be found in
the County. Mr.. Small has been in trade
in this town about eight years and during
that time has been regarded IS q fair and
honorable trader, man who keeps his
word. is generous ana noble in impulse,
and always is master of his business.
Acres oil corn and other grain crops IN
this vicinity must have persisted in the
dust. had ii not been Tor the blessed
rain OF June 18th. Grass is looking
nicely, and farmers predict a good crop
OF hay.
The Methodist Society oil kumiord mas
engaged Rev. \. Hatch to supply the
pulpit the present year.
The summer term Of school ut this
place is taught by Miss Hattie NJ. Elliott.
Miss Elliott is an experienced, teacher
and we understand she is, rs usual, CIV
ing good satisfaction. W. A
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Denmark Items.

Our mOuuarY record announces the
death Of Jonathan Alexander. one of
the oldest citizens OF Denmark. Mr. Al
exander. though not a native Of that
town, spent the greater part OF his lie
there, following The avoestiou of farmer.
though in his early days he was engaged
in numbering. Tue funeral services were
held at his late residence, June Sd, at.
tended b., Rev Mr. Mead, of the Uuiyer-
sails, Church in Hiram. He leaves a
widow, one son ard three daughters.
The dry house Of MeSsrs Tolman &
Cos cloihes-pin factory at Denmark Cor
ner was destroyed by fre Wednesday
morning. May 2S,h, at O'Clock. /. is
supposed to have caught from the stove
pipe As il stood isolated from the neigh
boring buildings, no other damage was
done. Loss nearly $500. No insurance.
Tolman * Co. will build a clothes pin
factory at Jackson, y H.. where they
have bought a tract of birch timber. The
factory is to be run by standardization
NejcS.
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North Woterford Hems.

one day last week rs Franklin Knight
was splitting wood, holding the stick
with one hand, and usin. tie aX with the
other. the stick slipped, and the AZ de-
.cended on his hand cutting it very Sc
ycrely. DR.. Faunce dressed The wound,
and il is now doing we'll.
Last Saturday while hosshead Of mo.
lasses was being unloaded from Henry
Proclor's team at Raud's store, the hogs.
head gained the advantage OF The men.
and drew chain, used fer keeping It
from going too last, through MI. Proc
tors hand, the hook caught and tore
right through the palm. making a vely
painful wound
Mr. samuel / Knight rs again met
wUL misfortune. While saving .hinSle
bolts Monday morning, his too, slipped
and he tell backward and struck his .ht
elbow on the SAW. cutting bad cash and
SCATTERING the bone in some degree. The
wound was dressed 10y Dr. Faunce.
There has been quite AZ excitement ON
account OF bear having been seen upon
the road to Lynchviile. The same bear
has been making depreta,ions on Tie
sheep in this vicinity but Notwithstanding
this, he does not seem 10 be ashamed at
his conduct IN the least. Amos sampson,
our ancient hunter. inc'iueS toward the
belief that bruins days are numbered
Norvav AdUerfi>cr.