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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
Nnyernher I 1879

the redemption Of tive-twenty bonds of 1862
as follows:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
November /, 1873.
BY virtue of authority given by an act Of
Congress approved July IA, 1870, entitled
san act to authorize the refunding Of the
national debt" hereby give notice that the
principal and accrued interest of the bonds
herein below designated, known as FIVE
twenty bonds, will be paid at the Treasury
Of the United States in the city of Wash
ington, on and after the 1st day of Febrll-
ary, 1874, and that the interest OH said
bonds will cease on that dav-that is to
say, coupon bonds known as the third series,
act of February %, 1862, dated May l, 1862,
rs follows Coupon bonds. $50. Nos. 10,20l
to 10000 both inclusive; 800, Nos. 30,75l
to $4,000 both inclusive; $500, Nos. 15,SOl
to 1900 inclusive; 81 900, Nos. 36,00l to
Al 1000 inclusive - S4,500,000. Registered
bonds, $50. Nos. 1916 TO ,410 inclusive
500, Nos. 1O,30l TO 1O,5G0 inclusive; 800,
Nos. G,1O1 to G,300 inclusive; 81 900, Nos.
25,0O1 TO $3.50 inclusive; $4,000, Nos. 1901
to S.OU1 inclusive; $4,000, Nos. 10,lO1 to
IO. $50 inclusive; $780, ,Q00-total, s., 100000
OF the amount outstanding, embraced in
the numbers as above, four and one-half nit
lion dollars (S4,560,000) are coupon bonds
and five hundred thousand dollars $500. .0O0)
are registered bonds. United States secu-
rites forwarded for redemption shoull be
addressed to the Loan Division. Secretary Of
flee, and all registered bonds should be as
signed to the Secretary Of the Treasury for re-
demption.
[Signedl WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON,
Secretary
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lnE FlEE uN SATCGDAY.-BctWecn i anu
,,u o'clock on saturday morning stable ana
ccal.hou>r Oh The prc!ui>ca occupied iy Lu'
cmdl cole. on Mini street nort!l OF Lclgh,
W.. hlrurd. Los, $50; no insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03

LADIES WHO HAVE BEEN UNSUCCESSFUL I'm
obtaining fine pictures elsewhere are respectfully
invited to inspect the beautiful ENAMELLED Pho
ToGRAPus at the LEE" GALLERY, 92o Main
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THE NEW POSTAL CARDs-very useful for busi-
ness purposes. Cards or announcements of any
kind printed them will pass through the mail for
one ceut. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheanly done at this Office. -
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IIY>RIco CIRCUIT CouET.-ln this court on
Saturday no business OF public interest was
transacted.
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TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, d.:
Il ten rooms, No.201 east Main street, cor ~
ner Second street. In good condition. Examine
1t. Possession at once Apply 70
no3 1905 Bank street.
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THE CouRrs.-Thc November terms OF the
Hastings and Henrico County Courts COM
mcuCe this morning.
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POSTAL CARDs-Those who propose using the
new postal caris can have the printing neatly and
cheaply done at the Dispatch printing house.
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f. Z. SPENCE & Sons UNDERcLoTHISG Fol
gentlemen Is unsurpassed in quantity, qualty' aho
nric
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E.B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 MAIN STREET,
the place for all kinds of undershirts and gentle
mems underwear generally. Examine their dolla
shirts. .....4..
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..Lour1syr1LE AMONG THE CITIES OF THE west.
THE progress of louisville In the last few years has
been remarkable. There Is no more striking indi-
cation of this than in the growth Of her magnificent
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T.. b. SPENCE Il SON have large and oeautlfui
stock OF cloths cassimeres and vesttnss, which
they are making up 10 order in the very latest style
M n.lp,-,ta price. t's s.s ..aTE'.
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BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW In the Masonic Gift
Concert al Norfolk. s4s1@Et Gss ...-a-
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ALL OF OUR FRIENDS in WANT OF HATS VI vi
ladies' furs will lind them at r. " Eis1GEE q oo:s
1901 Main street.
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NOTICETO THE PUBLIC.

r. FERRASDINI has Just completed the repair,
ing of MONTICELLO HALL, No: ol3 broao
street. with all the accommodations for balls PAT,
ties. and theatrical performances. The hall WIN
cam fortut,y seat five hundred and fifty 65u per-
sons Call ana examine, rs 1t VIII be rented lat aa
moderate; price. Z Ii ~ eit.i z !. Z. oS-E--N-
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E. B. SPENCE & SONS STOCK OF OfEReoAT
gives general satisfaction as to quality ana price.
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e. B. SPENCE & SONS heavy merino shirts a
nc dollar are Of fine fabric, aud give general sal
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raE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk VII
e certainly take place January 9th. 1874. &c
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ToRoNTo, CANADA, November 1.-The Odd.
Fellows are subscribing liberally TO aid their
Memphis brethren.
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The Debt Statement

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The debtstate.
mcnt for the past month shows So, ,0OO, 600 To-
praaSa 49,. ..n... ii
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Harper's Bazar is TO hand from J.. L. FL
tyson, l1l2 Main street. =
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If VOC ARE LOOKING FOR FASHIONABLE HAT
we advise you TO cote oP.sWEIsiGER s CO.'S, l2ol
lhInin street.
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E.B. SPENCE Son have large stock OF ready
made clothing at prices to suit the times.
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Bishep spaulding.

/ HARTFORD, November 1.-The trustees OF
Trinity College have conferred the siue oi
I'D. d, upon Right 4Rey, Rishop Spauldtng,
the newly made bishop Of Colorado. a.ss.s !
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, SEVEN NEW AND 1a
Il onveniently-arranged DWELLINGS IN sssa sx:4
with four rooms each besides servants rooms, with
water gas, and bathrooms. Apply TO
no 3.3t GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
EOR RENT, ONE-HALF OR THE a:ii
Il WHOLE OF A HOUSEWIFE seven rooms, ta4 L;
and six acres of good land attached, the suburbs
of Manchester. Good stable and orchard. Suitable
for dairy and market farm. Apply to
MRS. VOOLFOLK,
on the premises, on River road near railroad
no 2-1Mk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03

DRATT,S ASTRAL OIL, just received In
cases. For sale by BoDEKER BROTHERS,
No. li4A Main street, corner above y. onsassss oc pss
Hotel W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03

LADIES fFunsi OF THE MOST FASHIoN.,BLI
make eau be bad at p. WEIsIGER & CO.'S.
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TOR RENT, EXCELLENT COT dsa
Il TAGE DWELLING, s rooms. on Grove. Ill
road, a short distance outside of the corporation
Rent low to 1 good tenant. Apply to
w. B. ROBINS, Agent,
M q lQllh Bank street.
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Discharge OF Government Employees.
PoRrsxoUTH, N. L., November 1.-Four
hundred employees have been discharged
from the navy yard.
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E. B. SPENCE & SONS MER1No DOLLAR SHIRT
are heavy and of fine fabric.
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! VIRGINIA OpERA-HoUsE.-Mr. Frank
Rivers, lessee, announces an interesting pro-
gramme for this weekat this popular place
of amusement. $500
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/ GoTo p. WErsiGER & Co.'S, l2o1 Maiu street,
II you want lats-style hat or fashionable set Oh
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Call for the Redemption of Bonds.

WASHINGTON, D. Co. November 1.-The
Treasury has just issued the seventh call for
the redemption Of tive-twenty bonds Of 1862
as follows:
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TOR RENT, TWO DESIRABLE f t
4 BASEMENT ROOMS. Applyat 81 HQ
Grace street. m o-5L
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EOR RENT OR SALE, HANDSOMEAsa
Il LARGE BRICK aud STUCCO FL Iii
DWELLING, No. 2104 Grace street, between
Twcuty-trst ana Twenty-sccoud, Church Hill.
Situation delightful. Possession about 9th No.
yember. viii sell u great bargain IN tEis property
Apply to 1oo5 mi r. RsuE RUPs street.
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FORRENT, FRAMED DWELLING Aa:' A::'
Il No. sos east side Twenty-ffth. near Legn ~ =.
c,raet Containing seven rooms, with Kitchen aud
sta5le; occupied by Sir. William Davis, Apply 10
''A"'~' J. l.. APPERSON,
o.o,-at Real Estate Agent, &c.
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yXTANTED. 100 COLORED WOMEN tt

" AIMED, IOU CULURED WUAIEN 10
w go to New York TO live IN private families rs
cooks, lauudrcsScS, cllammrInalds, &c also, 20
col Lt)K r.D RAILROAD HANDS 10 work Oh the
Roanoke Valley railroad Apply to
j. L. JUsIlS Labor Agent.
or2 D. No. 9 Fifteenth street.
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w ANTED, BOAkDERS.--Miss GIBB
w has TWO ROOMS, front and back, with 4
communicating door, several single Ecltcinen
can be filrnl pleasant rooms with board. fls-
tors to the Stale Fair Will find the lycation con-
vcniet TO the cars and business parts of the city.
No. 9O4 Marshall street, between Ninth and Tenth
Streets oc 2S-6t
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TOR RENT, a good STABLE, with 5:
+ three rooms above within two sqIarsss qss, OF Ees
the post-ofice. Possession aL once Apply pSsan, w
/ oc 25-13t Bank ano -EIcvenln strecls.
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DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR RENT.-G:s
TWO ROOMS. on first floor, with ser-A A:J
wants room, for rent Apply at 613 Tenth street.
References required. no 3-ot
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FOR RENT, that desirable FRAME fl
II DWELLING No. 2910, Libby Hill, con- III
tsiniug five rooms, and Kitchen Win t"o fooihs
gas and water on the premises: COW
no1at 1 Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
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DOR RENT, the large and commodi- AL
II ons ROOM over the office of The Southern H.l
txuress Company. 1t is supplied with steam, ana
s admirably adapted for printing or other purposes
requiring tie use OF light machintry. for f 'efhS
apply % 20 q, - t.:tlar. .aas F. GIBSON. Agent.
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TOR RENT, HOUSE CONTAINING A
IL eight rooms with modern conveniences ha.1
No 2CO corner Grace and Twentieth S reefs. Pos-
session November 1st. Apply to ,
T. BOSSiEGX & BROTHER.
M :, Oft No. 1872 Franklin street.
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WANTED, twelve FRS TIC l. A
w HANDS to work on pantaloons. Apply to
- B. BECH.R,
No 8 south Fourteenth street,
M LIT between Main and Cary.
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WANTS.

WANTED, 10 CARPENTERS. None
w but good hands need apply. Apply to
JOSEPH AILARD. JR,
no 3-3t corner Twentieth and Main streets.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-20

Mr.. EDITOR Last Saturday night a
farce was played in which one Of our Off
GERS and couple Of drunken men were
the principal octors. 1t seems that n
well-knowi topper became too drunk to use
his legs, and laid himself out peacefully
to rest in the park. In this plight he was
discovered by the officer, who,aftcr many
efforts to arouse him and get him on his
feet, gave it up, sent for Il wheclbarrow,
and wheeled him mot to the .aiD but to his
home. 1t is here that the law is made a
perfect farce 1t was the duty Of the Of
ficer to arrest aud take man in this con-.
dition to Jail, and have him dealt with as
the law plainly directs. There is too
much lenity shown by cur authorities in
this way. Men are allowed to reel about
and lie about in Il bcastly state of intoxi-
cation, and are simply picked up kindly
and carried home.
Just as long as this is done, just so
long will the cause of temperance be
tied If our officers are too weak and
cowardly to enforce the law, it is time We
were making change. We would like
to know by what course Of reasoning they
come to the conclusion that they have
the right to wheel intoxicated men home
instead Of arresting them in accordance
with the statutes aud their oaths Of Office
We demand, then, in the name of justice
that our officers adopt "A more rigid code
with offenders, both in regard to drunken
men, aud also in regard to the enforce.
mcnt Of the act against street loacrs.
,JusrICE
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-20

-EAsT MIDDLEBURy Our community
is alive with interest and enterprise at
the opening Of another vernal season.
Moving is past, indoor work and outdoor
gardening is taken up with u will to it.
Street and yard improvements are on their
way. Tcll-tale yarns are left on their
bObbins, while peacea nd industry lead the
van. Our mills and mechanics are under
high pressure, and business is written on
every firm.
The breakagc in Mr.. Spenccr's fume
is being brought to II speedy close. The
new saw-mill Of Messrs. Upper is about
ready to commence work. PECK 4 Al.
lens sash factory is saving birch lumber
for pill.boxes. The tannery Is doing an
extensive business. The whccl-wright shop
OF Omsted 4 Son you will Gnd in fail
blast The new blackslnith-sbop Is doing
good business One store i. closed.
but tho others are doing well.
The proprietor OF the Glen House
meets his customers half way, and is
opening for summer visitors. Rev. Mr..
Ludlum is expected to preach there this
season.
Measles are prevailing TO considerable
extent. Rheumatic, paralytc and chron-
ic diseases rule on Mountain street. DR..
n. d. Ross has the care Of a number Of
Of these cases.
Mr.. Noble Foot afflicted with 4 can
Ger, is just able to step out Of doors. He
is badly afflicted. f. Fuller, whose leg
was broken and knee injured, is improv.
ing as well as could be expected, as this
is the third fracture on the same limb
Mr.. Sampson, u long time helpless from
rheumatism is slowly recovering. Mrs
Witherel died Friday night from tn,
effects Of the third attack Of paralysis
Austin Summers daughter is suIerin.
from paraly'ic shock.
The farmers are putting in their sprnl
crops Winter grain and grass promis'
well. The dry aud alternate wet weathe
have resulted in what only a wise Bein,
could render it, to the greatest good 0
an exhausted soil.
We have not mentioned the forge an,
store which are ding lively bushes.
nor the other stores. Helps quite scare
here. NIpi.
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Addison County.

-GSls lbs. Of butter shipped from
New Haven Station last week.
The Lake Dunmoro House is about
to be leased to Mr.. Hitchcock.
Theodore IIorghtoa hasso much i'm.
proved as to walk about his farm.
Bristol has been designated
as Il money order Office after July 1t,
1873.
SOLD OUT,-Patrick Mcconnell has
sold his farm in Starksboro to Thomas
Butler, aud removed to South Starksboro.
Stage driver Cassidy says the sleigh
ing upon and over the other side of the
mountain is not as good as il has been.
Prof. Henry Smyth Of Lane Sem. at
Cincinnati is improving the Wetherbee
house in Vergennes, which he lately pur,
chased for a residence for himself
The administrators Of the estate oil
VIM Gregory will sell house aud lot
in Starksboro village at public auction
on the 18th of June next.
Martin Wheeler Of Bridport ba
early potatoes in his'feld ten inches high
with young potatoes the size of small
hens egg.
MODEL EsrATEs.-The estate Of JOIN
Benedict Of Cornwall and Chiffon Gran,
Of Bridport, each worth about $4,000
have lately been settled, and not a claiu
was presented against either estate dur
ing settlemert.
On Monday morning Of last week
while DR.. Kent of Bristol druggist, Wa
fixing the gas generator to his soda loun
tain, the machine burst, hitting him in tn
face, loosening his front teeth, and badl
decorating his lips.
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GIVEN AWAY. Abeaurifai \ Chrome - ,g, not "
ONLY 10 GENTS.

EVERY MAN Ills OWN PAINTER;
Or, PAiNrs-Ilow TO SELECT AND USE THEM.
A plain treatise, containing sample card with
~ different actually painted shades and tints with
instructions for exterior and interior House Dec
Grafton.
% copies, bound in cloth, for 50. Sample cop
les, paper cover, mailed postpaid to any address,
on receipt of 10 cents by the Publisher,
HENRY CAREY BAIRD,
Box 1924, Post-Olicc Philadelphia.
See the following valuable extracts from press
notices:
"a very valuable book, and no ore intending
to paint should fail to read tn \. Tribune.
:" We did not know 50 much could be said on
the subject Of painting house until we read this
excellent book of Mr.. Baird's."--N Y Herald.
"A want long felt at last supplied. '-Scientifc
AmricaH
"Not only necessity to the painter, but valu-
able to every occupant of n dwelling.'-N. J.
Wwh.
Guy . copies of this book and distribute them
among your friends. If they will heed the adj
vice therein, you can make no more valuable
present Chicayo Ilidune.
" In publishing this book Mr.. Baird has done
real service to the community. "-Ioifdo Biadc
We hope the publisher will sell 100000 cop
les of this book during d Boston Adrntiscr.
We have just painted our house as advised by
the author, and congratulate ourselves that no
dwelling in our neighborhood cxccls ours in APP
pcaranco. '-Hepr's l|okly.
" In selling sample copy for 10 cents, Mr..
Baird must feel certain order for - bound in
cloth will follow. Frank Leslie.
" We know the town and country paints there
in recommended, and can vouch for their value
and the excellence of the " Harrison brand of
white lead philadelphia Lodgr.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-20

afford cheap medium tor advertising.
A New York advertising firm, purchased
10000 and for short messages such as re-
ceipts, Acknowledgements, notices, &C.,
&c, they will be used almost exclusively.
The first one received at Mddlebury
was on the afternoon mail, Wednesday
last, the day they were issued. and cigh-
teen hours before any were received il
Burlington. 1t was postmarkod Spring.
field, Mass May land addressed to f j.
Matthews, and bore this message, "ll5w
do you like them, they are manufactured
in this city
The first one sent from here was mailed
Saturday morning by j, w. MARTIN.
They will be for sale at the Post Office
in this place as soon as the supply or
dered is received
FARMERS Mutual FIRE INSURANCE
CoMrANy.-This company has done busi-
uess in Vermont for .wenty.thrce years,
and now has insured in this State farm
property amounting 10 over SIG, S2O.617.
they have cash surplus Of over ST..
$50, and have never made al assessment
On farm property since the company was
organized.
The cost of insuring farm property is
bout % per cent. less than in any other
company in the country, while the iudem-
nifty is the best to be found, prompt
settlement of all losses being speciality.
The branch Office of the company for
Rutland and Addison Counties is located
at Rutland, with NJ. }. Francisco as
manager, The local agents Of tho COM
pany will call upon the farmers before
their present policies expire, and give
them IA chance to renew, and also give
those DESTROYS Of changing from other
companies to this an opportunity to do
So
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-20

The auuul meeting oil tie Addison
County Conference OF Congregational
churches will be held at Ncrfcuues dur.
ing the first week 10 Jane' ,"' 'li'''.'
announcement may "' 'o'o' elsewhere '"
this issue.
"A young won.n OF som, 20 years,
becoming weary OF life. attempted suicide
by drowning, at Bristol, about hall "a mile
below ,bc VILLAGE recently DR. Smith
saw her jump iu, rescued h,r AND carried
her to house near vs., imam iDscn'ibc
condition.
-Visito,s iut the Bread Leai lan,
Ripton, arc beginning to arrive. Stage
driver Cassidy, with his elegant aud COM
modious summer rig Of 3" four IN haud'
took up a large load Of d" angcrs'
trunks and things from the Middlebury
station last Saturlayaitrnoou.
-Rev. W. T. Bo-s, vino has been pas
tor Of the Csstl,tcu Liberal Christian
church for numbor o. years, BIAS severed
his connection with Shat church aud viii
now preach ouc.ha!. of the time at thotc5
ham Mr.. and Mis-. ho.s were latJy
the reel tents Of valuable presents 4 y
gathering oi the" '.'au'' D" ny 'o''',o'
NoTlcE. The Adds 10 County lem
peruuce Society VIII ho'd m,eling at
New ilaycn ou Tuesday May 2''h. COM
mcncing at 10 o'clock a M. it is eN-
pccted that the agent OF the State Iem'
peranco Society VIII to present. Olher
gentlemen of ability IN the county are
also expected. Clergymcn are requested
to give notice OF hi. meeting by order
Of Tx. Com. I. H. ARCHIBALD
Teachers INSTITUTE. -- The annual
session OF the Teachers Institute for Ad-
Olson County is now in session at the viii
lagc Of Addison, under the direction o,
John ii. French hi"U' @ecro'ary o,
the Board OF Education. Experienced
and competent instructors are Prcs,n, 10
assist. Inc cay sessions we "''G'O' 10
the Presentation ana ascension Oh ''''N'
DDS OF organizing c''ss''y 'u&' s'','n'"s
and teaching common hcnools' - ,0o'
tu'e vii! be gwen e'e In. '''ulna IN rec ,
return u,Ao'' from G,r'e7 "-'' w
furnished to all VINO pay lUii i"fe in Go'U@'
Bmsro1-Il. G. Barnes has opened u
grocery STORE in the new block.
Mrs, Webster and Mis- A. NJ. john
son have orencd anew millinery end dros,-
making establishment, in the new block.
Mrs Gilt. Mrs. Ward cad Mus Fol-.
a.
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SALISBURY. Nv. Horace Watcrhousc.
aud family of Brooklyn, n. Y, returned
to their native village, on the llth inst,
in deep sorrow, bearing with them the
body of their son Leste' for in;crmcnt.
The stroke is very heavy; for he was a
son of noble promise, ever dutiful, kind,
and tender to his parents and friends,
bright, active and cheerful in mind, easy
and progressing in his manner. 4 son
indeed, Of whom parents might well be
proud, over whose fall they may well
mourn. Yet through the clouds and dark
ness oil his mysterious Providence in whose
hand is all cur iov, there comes ray #
sweetest consolation to them for his nat
ural eraces, 50 rare and good in thcm-
sclvcs were adorned with the spiritual.
Tie had a pure iaith in the lord jesus
Chrit; confident in the promise az his
Red cmcr he endured paiien'l verv So.
we're sniciion. Entering tho "aark val
ley and shadow Of DEATH he rcioicol
in the hope Of the "li = and Immortality
brought through the gospel A. Tho
family return 10 ihcir lonely home, they
have the sympathy Of many Friends hero.
who will kindly guard lie new mad
grave, while angels thrir vigilance keen
over tho sacred dust, until the dawn Of
that day when it shall no more bo aail
"Dust unto dust" but when ont Of tn,
mortal shall spring that life which bloom