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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-10-07
Agricultural Machinery in Vermont.

Agricultural Machinery in Vermont.
One of the most prosperous manufact.
cries of machinery in Vermont is that of
Messrs. A. w. Gray & Sons, at Middle.
town, chiefly devoted to the production of
horse-powers. The Rutland Herald says
This concern now employs about fifty
men, and there is probability that this
force will soon be increased. A. w. GRAY,
the senior member Of the firm, invented
power some thirty years ago, and obtain
ed patent on it, He manufactured
powers to some extent under that patent,
but they proved too heavy and cumber.
some for convenient use and after years of
hard study he brought out, and secured
with letters patent, an improved horse.
power, about the year 1856, He then
commenced manufacturing his improved
power in company with his oldest son, I'm.
der the firm of A. w. Gray & Son, in
small shop. They were then the proprie-
tors and also their own workmen. The
demand for the machines soon increasing,
in 1857 they purchased the building
now occupied by the company, which had
been used as wooden factory. This
building gave them more room, and here
they had the advantage Of water. power.
They at once prepared this building, and
fitted up machinery for their work. The
demand for their machines every year in.
creasiDg, another son of Mr.. Gray was
soon added to the firm. The force of
workmen was increased from time to time,
until now they employ the number above
named. Their building has been twice
enlarged, and has now sc feet front. runs
back Sc feet, with four floors, including
basement, and fire.proof engine house
of 26xlS feet. A few feet from the
building is a large blacksmith shop for
doing their iron work, and near by are
several buildings attached to the works,
some for storing lumber, and others for
doing a portion Of their work. They
have very good water-power, which sci.
dom fails, but with their increase of bust.
ness they found it insufficient, and within
the last year procured 40.horse. power
engine, which is now running their ma,
chinery admirably. They made several
improvements to the power machine. For
one they procured patent in 1872, and
another In July, 1873.
OF the merits of their machine, no one
who has seen it work can have any doubt
and the constantly increasing demand is
pretty sure guaranty of their utility
They manufacture, perhaps, fifty machines
now in the time they would be making
one during the first year Of their making
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-10-07
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR rpuE WHTSREPg

AS our Remover in many eases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation; which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. p. HALL & CO..
NASHUA, NH.
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DR.. ]. Walkers California Win

cgar BIttorS are q purely Negetabl
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges d
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of CaliforI
mia, the h.edicinal properties of whic
are extracted thcrefrom without the us |
of Alcohol. The question is almo9|
daily asked, "What is the cause of thI
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BII{
TERsl' Our answer is, that they remov|
the cause Of disease, and the patient rc|
covers his health. They are the grea|
blood purifier and a lilc-giving principle
q perfect Renovator and Invigorato|
Of the system. Never before in thI
history of the world has a medicine bee
compounded possessing the remarkably
qualities Of VINEGAR BiTrERs in healing Il
sick of every disease man is heir to. TheI
are gentle Purgative as well as Toni@
relieving Congestion or Inflammation 4
the Liver and Visceral Organs in Biliou|
Diseases
The properties of Dr.. WALKER1
VINEGAR BlTrERs are Apercnt, Daphoretid
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretid
Sedatiye, Counter Irrtant Sudorific, Alterd
tive, and Ambitious.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VI,I
EGAR BITrERS the most wonderful III
vigorant that ever sustained thu sinkiiI
system.
NOPersOn can take these Bittei|
according to directions, and remain lori
unvell, provided their bones arc not I'D
stroycd by mineral poison or othd
means, and vital organs wasted beyorI
repair.
Bilious. Remittent and Intel
mitteni EeYcrs, which are so prevd
lent in the valleys Of our great rvel
throughout the United States, especial
those Of the Mississippi, Ohio. Missouri
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkal1
sas. Red. Colorado. BraZoS, Rio Grand
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile. Savannah. I'd
anoke James. nud many others, wild
their vast tributaries. throughout Or1
entire country during the summer AM
Autulun. and remarkably 50 during scd
sons Of unusual heat and dryness, al
invariaqly accompanied ly extensive did
rancemcnt. OF the stomach and livcI
and other abdominal viSccra. In the1
treatment. a pur-atiyc, cNcrting pow
eriul influence upon these various on
gans, is essentially necessary. TheI
- no Cd.ll"I t'' Ip! 'Ie p.tI' 'et c'iudl
DIR. j, WALKERS VINEGAR BlIIEn1
as they will speedily remove The darll
colored yitcid mattcr WIN which II
bowels aye loaded mt the same TIM
stimuiatm fl, ..uiian7 of the live|
and rcr.r,-lv r,-te,'ng the health
f,nc.io,e If tLo ,ii....-,-,.o o,.,ron,
E5ortii,. a.. Ia, oooi1st Lieno j
H.. ,,,,ic T. d!,i-'.:,i Hft.,,,'
~ p... ~ ~ ''' IT,, ''.','' " '..' ~.
ID TIERS y" ol''l''.'c 'i.' '"Nc Hoil
ol system iA''s lulr-aincd.
nySpGp sin o. .ud.wesf ion. Head
ache. Pain I'm tie shoulders. Cough
Tirhtnnes or f2,..t-rn.t Uiy,f.oss SorI
I,o.,t ...I. ., u ~,
~ ~ '''I ,'''' '' '" '"'l'"' ~, -''.i 40
III the Mouth. llli Us AtlGCAS. palpltd
ii
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makes The WEAK STRONG,

TIE Ecl'uCiOlt SDr7tJ), q T>rOf p.
81 Solution Of TIE PTCtOci}o a.
fF0ls, is so cOEabincd as to haze
the character Of ar OIiD;cit, as
C0S{iJ Arrested ard 0SSiJ1ig0iCI
arith the BLOOD as the sin3ptost
JO0d. II increases he 9a04titU
Of Natures O,rR Tii0tiS.ii1
agent. Iron in the Jlood, and
cares $50 thousand u.s." sinp{y
0vTOniRO UD, EHrigOT0tiRy UW,;
IUCft{-iHy fRe System, TIE or
Tichcd and UitGJiScd NOod per-
7NedtcS ccerH part OJ me ooo'N,
repairing d0n0Oes 0lld 9r0stc,
searching ont m0FDjd sccrc-
tons, and fearing aCtNiNg for
disease to feet UpOR.
TINS as the secret Of he rCl,-
dcIJH success Of this Fcn'cfy IL
curing Dyspepsia, Liver one
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhea, Boils, Observation-Disclosures,
Chills and Fcycrs, EEunora,
Loss of Constitutional V.9or,
Diseases Of The Kidneys ana
Bladder, Female Complaints,
ana al discusses oViOill0fiYg Ia
a b0d state Of TIE 6{OOd, or Nc-.
cOnpGnie6 81 de5UitV 81 q tor
state Of the sNsicn2. BciHg free
from 1tcOhOt, la 0RY form, its
eneF0i$inD effects are not fOt-
t0Wed 6y corresponding Te0c-
ton, Dat are permanent, iRJiE-
sing strength, EiOOF. 0IsH nelV
Efe into al parts Ofhc systcUl,
and buit0il,J APP 0ll IRON COR-
stitutiOR.
IhOHs0nds hare been cK0R0c6
by the use Of this remedy. from
9Cedk, sichiy. SUFFERING cFc0-
fUFes. to strong. hoG{ihy, ard
R0ppU men and lr0NcN: 03t-y
inr6iitls cannot redsO,tcIly hc3-
if0te to 0jce u q tPi06.
See that each bottle las PERU-
WAN SYRUP dloWn il1 the 9ICSs.
Pamphlets Tree.
). p. DINsMoRE, Proprietor,
No. &c hey 81, New Work.
Sold by Druggists generally.
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Particular attention paid to Mounting, Warn
isiling, and Finishing Chromos. /;
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

An AIroMAroS BARBER. "A lcibisdes
Botteler, says an exchange, used to keep
barber shop, and invented shampoo
ing machine. So he fixed up csntri-
vance with a kind of All iron stand, from
which two jonted arms, with steel claws
p-otruded These claws were covered
with chamois skin, and the arms were
moved in any direction by series OF
cranks and levers Steam power was OBJ
tanned from the factory nest door. Mr.
BotteIef instructed the shop boy how to
start the machine, and seating himself IN
a chair, he placed a claw on each side OF
his head The boy must have pulled the
throttle valve out about foot too far,
for in about minutes the steel claws
clutchcd Botteer's head SO that he thot
his skull would crack, and the shampoo
ing machine began TO rear and plunge
and tear around the room, and it lifted
Alcihadcs from his chair with a jerk, and
Drained one Of the bystanders with one
leg. while it jammed through looking
glass aud Scoopcd B)tteler around among
the Jugs Of hair dye, and beat him against
the ceiling and soused him into the water
basin, and raked him around among the
shaving mugs and the razors, battered
his head against the wall, and all the time
the steel claws worked and scratched and
grabbed for a better hold on his head un-
til they saut off steam in the factory,
when Alcibiades Bottelcr was found with
his neck elongated at least six inches
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A NEw REMEDY FOR CHOLERA "A spe
cial to the Avalanche from paducah says
DR. X Sanders, one of the Oldest and
most reputable physicians OF Padueah,re
ports to the Daily kentuckian the dis
covcry Of Il new remedy for cholera.
which has been tired successfully there
in n number of cases He says hypo
dernic injection of atropine relieves
cholera of all its distressing symptoms,
such as vomiting, purging and cramps,
mora speedily and ellcetually than any
known remedy.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

BLACK WALNUT STAIN To impart to
common pine the appearance of black
walnut the following composition may
be used, Oue.quaterr Of a pound of as
phaltum, one half 4 pound Of beeswax,
to one gallon Of turpentine. If found
too thin, add beeswaX; if to light in col
OF, add asphaltum, though that must be
done with caution, "a a very little will
make q great difference in the shade and
black walnut is not what its name i'm
plies, but rather a rich dark brown. Var
nishlng is not essential, as the wax gives
good gloss
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Egg " Got any medicine e?

Es- Got any medicine - asked a
boy, entering a drug store the other day
" les, lots Of it, What do you want p
inquired The clerk Oh, it don't make
any difference so its something lively
Dad is fearful bad " "What ails him ?
asked the clerk. Dunno, said the
boy; "but he's run down awful He
just sits around the stove all day and
mopes, he hasn't waIlopped mother
since Christmas, guess he's going to
die. -
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80 %

Eg- An idle young man was com
planning to prosperous friend that al.
though he had tried his luck in all sorts
Of fairs and lotteries, he had never been
able to draw anything. Indeed : said
his friend; well, suppose you try a
hand cart; guess sou could draw
that
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Err Speak kindly in the morning; it
lighiens the cares Of the day, and makes
the household and all its affairs move
along smoothly. Speak kindly at night,
for il may be that. before dawn, some
loved one may finish his or her space OF
life for this world, and it will be too late
to ask forgiveness.
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Cocoa NUT DRoPs To an ordinary.
sized cocoa nut pounded add well beat
en- egg; swesten with white sugar, and
flavor with rsse.watsr. Make into little
sugar leave. and put into the oven for a
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. . - ..

ID- An exchange says "When you
see a barehcaded man following COW
through the front gate, and filing the air
with garden implements and profanity,
You may know that his cabbage plants
have been set out
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

EF A lady returning from an unprof.
liable visit to church, declared that when
she saw the shawls Of those Smiths, and
then thought Of the things her own poor
girls had to wear, if it wasn't for the
consolation of frcigion, she did not kuo "
what she should do
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.

Ir1'' \ Tennessee lady presented hen
husband with pair of twins, and in due
season added triplets "Dear mo, ex
claimed an astonished ncighbor, sup
pose Mrs Slcbhing will have quadruped.
next and tncn ccntipcdes
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- go.

re- \ daughter is almost always right
when sle sndeavors To initiate her moth.
er; but it is doubtful whether the moth
er is equally right when, at a certain per.
iod Of life, she tries all she can to imi.
tate her daughter
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.

IT, Mother. asked a youthful Bot
onicnnc, who was eating a birds nest
pudding. what kind Of bird made this
puddingY Il think the cook coo bird
must have made it, " was the quiet re.
sponsc
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Ec- \ topper said he thought the item
IN The table Of weight, which says that
sixteen drains make an ounce, must be a
mistake, for when he had taken that ma
ny he felt as if he weighed "A ton
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

Is' That farmer understood human
nature who said If YOU want your
boy to stay at home don t bear too hard
on the grindstonc when he turns the
crank
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

Esy' Soap furnished at the sea side ho-
tells is block of wood painted brown.
All the froth raised is from the mouth OF
the person trying to use it.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

= to SDQ Per Day Agents Wanted All
SD y" Dy~V classes of working people of either
sex, young or Old, make more money at work for us
in their spare moments or all the time, than at any
thing else. Particulars free. Address q. Stnson 4
Co., Portland Maine. jan2l 73-yl.
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re- Pdg nS 'chot yow ore
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Budget Of SciSsoringS.
Trying an Experiment.

FolleWing ne Adrjce Of Newspaper
Pardgraph-The Egect Of Pour
ing Cold Woter Dorm
Dfankea Mans SpfHe.
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Whi3kSy,

warranted not to cut in the cye--not nead-
ache in n hhds. of it--it is no sooner in your
belly than IFS on your back in a pound of beet
and it carries a bead like necklace; for
sale by
GEORGE AUSTIN.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

This unuyalcj Medicine Us warranted not to
contain single particle of Mercury or any lniu.
r0us mineral substance, but is
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lust RECEIVED.
- a fine selected lot of assorted
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-18
THE VICE PRESIDENT.

Vice President Wilson i. practically
"duDe for" An excess Of brain worn
10 the cause Of his physical downfall, Say
bis tri.uds and admirers. An excess q,
work IN the cause Of hi. party and an ex.
Cess VI anxiety uutilits success was assured
may have lsid Tue ground WORK OF The di.
tase which h,s now at aeked him ana
wbich 10 ell Probability, will release IL.
h0id % him only wtn his lie. Paralysis,
at Vice r. sidsns Wilson age, with rare.
perhaps 10 except ,ohs, Is the arant courier,
swlft or slow, Of death. Ths, there is no.
much hope Of either . permanent OF
spec y cur. Ia bis case, 10 evident from ih,
iset that bis physicians do not think be
VIII beside 10 assume the duties Of mis- po.i.
ton ofpre'ident Of tie senate At ito neai
season. IL 10 not improbable that Crsdn
MUbilier, which has;ened the death oi
O.kss Anes and James Brooks, has had
no 'iusli share IN placing Vice Presiden,
MiIson where he is. The wounds shcl
bic pride And vanity, if uol bis cons .icuce
suffered, would be apt 10 induce thai
mind diseased which never fails 10 t,ea.
down The physical system.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-18
4 WEDDING AFTER FORTY
YEARS SEPAKAr ZION.

l''N"' '.s "ipies NOuiO) Dee.
Our .uwu Is Al! agog ms iuoiniug over
tDe wedding that IL to be celebrated in n
lay or Two between Aunt johnson, an
Oid colVred lady of our place, ana former
husband from whom she has been sevHrs lsd
tor forty years
FOr,y-threc years ago Aunt VIVA was
the slave Of u Mr.. Jounson, in Fleming
County, Ky. and WAS the wife of n Geo.
Perry, also slave, whose master lived IN
Mason County. He ran OFT and went to
canada but Returned and gos wife and
child, and succeeded in reaching Chillcotbs
w'lh them, where they we're over,s9en by
johnson and the wife and child taken
back. She remained a siave until 1864.
Not hearing from her hue band, and sup.
posing him dead, she married man by the
name OF Jerry johnson some four or five
yesr' after being taken back, out she was
left widow in few years. She moved
10 Kiplcy soon after being set free. Perry,
who has been living in Canada. until after
the war, and since that time been engaged
m teaching school in Louisiana, wrote a
letter TO the son OF Aunt Ninss master
in kentucky, last March, inquiring whet-
her she was alive or dead. johnson wrote
20 Harry Armstrong of our place, Aunt
Ninas son-in-lsw, and he answered that
she was living here. Perry was a, once
advised, and ha commenced a correspon-
dence, Everything was satisfactory, and
he wrote that he would DO here on Monday
night asst That Nina was all anxiety and
in fever Of excitement, Ia one need be
told. True to his promise, Perry arrived
on Monday evening, and the meeting was
joyous one. They have determined to
be REMARKED, and are making every IRE
psration for that event.
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SCRAPS.

An Ohio peacock keep, three acres of
potatoes clear OF bugs.
Mary Corpse Is the name of London
woman nlnety-two years old.
The ceremony OF marriage among the
Florida Indians consists in handing tho
bride AN ear of corn
In Kniys, when man owes debt and
Won't pay II, he is hung, and his worldly
goods go to the government.
People never applaud Mexican actors.
When = man makes good hit they pelt
MIN with fruits.
4 lady at Long Branch l. said TO drcas
her pet poodle In nest bathing suit when
she takes him for his morning dip.
a Newport belle of vivAcious tenpera-
ment, who appears in . bathing suit of al
| ternste black and elbow stripes, has won
the name Of the "Striped Hurricane
Notices. than thirty women are regularly
o ployed upon the daily paper OF New
York, says = correspondent, at salaries OF
from $40 70 sj0s week, and tho number
is increasing.
George Francis Train has ioined the
family a, Hamburg, where beN. "reduc.
ing 10 shape his grand lind lottery anC
; emigration scheme, which "takes like Wild
fire.
he New York Express Gays the jury IL
the Wslworth trial st first stood eight fol
murder in the FIRST degree, one for murder
IN the second degree, and three for &C
qulttsl. They afterwards compromised
by returning the verdict as il stands.
town in Massachusetts il tho prouj
po'sessor OF cat that picks up pins anC
puts thcm into paper, whenever sh,
hnds one. After getting a hund ed, she
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-18
a FINE FIELD For MEAN NpN

y NJ Z
ihs old story Of the boy who u,o,.
his f''hsr from the West, c, me on, h.,s
drd, - soon ~ you can, Tor mighty me,n
men get otiice, has had more Than ono :,
emphhc.i'un in the success, Of tome of Tho
Chi1ed ststes senators and conyres,msp
from Minnesota. Iowa, N.bra.ku. Arr.
anss', aud the average politician" gener.
ally IN ths most westerly states. pc.
eialIy v this the Gaze in Kansas Central In
The ares Of ths Far West, It's fate ha. been
sppstsntiy TO constitut- the centre oi gray.
ny for this elsss Of citizsns P.meroy and
Caldwell have given il u national r.pu,a-
si,p, and those lesser Spectators in legis-
lsuvsvotes, Clarke and Carney, will not 20
forgotten, There WAS some fain, hone
that the is,s'e1po,ures Of some OF their
INTERSECTIONS would pu, quie,us uuon ,bi,
'Psciss OF ssstsmsn. But even that hone
"s been ernal!y dispelled. 10 the re-.
posn from that state concerning the can.
ssAs for Cni.ed States senator 20 ,ucca.d
i,,s vif,uous but modestiy retiring Csld.
CELL we are told ,hs. Ponsroy IL a pro.
sinspt candidate, tia, bis chance, are Inn
syvis6 and thas Of the ndids.es whose
!, spss are rrckonsd 70 DO he to.,.isupd.d
/ tbc DzrRsssrend ]. y. K.lloch. tn,
sbSr nsnSs mentioned - a I'll prcmiueo,
- sJSsst Shoaly unknown Outside he
lns6C '5tshesid DO added thst Poneroy.
~ r. heissry will take place early in
;sfsll.
Ceppsat % SAGA seondi.lon Of politics
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-18
HERO WORSHIP EXFRAORDI.
NARY


The shshs visit 10 Europe has created
. Sensation far and wide and b.. hsa
curious effects on diferen, people.
There, for example, is one Professor
y Lesry, Of Queenstown, Ireland, who, ac-
cording ~ The Cork Examiner, fancie,
himself TO be the Shah of Persia-no
longer plain Irishmsn, bu, royal Per-
sian.
Mr.. o Learys ideal Of the Persian char.
sc'er 10 not high, however royal j, may be,
and makes one suspicious that he has no,
altogether rid himself Of the influence of
earl Asocistons. Recently he appear ed
an Inc sire n Of Queenstown dressed in n
Se'ow suit Of channels knee.breeche,
armed with ssword, bow and arrow and
large club, and wearing what is do.
's'''eo sss gold crown" for cap. An Or
'"a'y acquaintance meeting, was saluted
WIN 'ne tip Of 40 arrow ir.tesd Of tho
1''''hA' top o the morning. while
Ah very Intimate friends were warmly "a.
'e''e'' sometimes with blow Of hi, club
VI sometimes with n playful stroke Of b,s
WORD On returning homo to nj. roysl
ps'sce he found q girl engaged in the
pieoelsn business 0! ,el}iD, .,ro.h.-.;o.
~ whom, with grand air ne ar.a mia.
w., w. n'Pp''y w.'bOu, hitting her. Ii,
'' IKE a second Don QuiIo,e, entered
-" aesdiy conflict with Ito furniture o
nou'e' aud Otherwise conducted him
- 20 royal fashion ,ha, !, wa. rec
etssfy 70 put him in ;su
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-18
A PAPER mill. for an, ,n.n,f.o,,,

A PAPER mill, foe me manufacture of
paper out of rag weed" 10 about TO be
started in Alton Rag weed Is vegetsbI,
growth of which large quantities are
plowed In every year by the farmers, ana
which has never been utilized for any
purpose, but which is likely to be brough
into extension use for paper and rope.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-18

a. this l. unnecessary. The bare statement
of the facts carries It's own condemnation.
The boy wros ttuthfully TO his father;
the father must have taken his advicc,
making an early settlement in X ansas, and
investing largely in town lots and public
affairs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-18

p Ex-PResipESr JoBSsoS had an attack
Of cholera, q severe one, from which he
rallied-had . relapse and again rsllied
and Is nov himself agsn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-18
A Ma. HARDY OF C,ncinp.,i,. wholesale

"A Mr.. HANDY OF Cincinnati, q wholesale
liquor seller, recently had the bardibood
~ take several orders from the citizens OF
Marion for liquor. The vir,uous town
trustees of that virtuous corporation
bounced upon Mr. Hardy like wolves on the
fold arrested and tried him for the ofensc
and acquitted him without dne.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-18

Az anti-monopoly convention i. called
10 Be held Al Princeton, III, on the first
Monday in August for the nomination Of
candidates for county officers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-18
JAN q. oBERLY. Editor and Publisher

Readiss matter on every page.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-01


FRoM AB1NSToN.-We learn that
Mr.. WooDYARD, owner Of the Mills
just below Abingdon, died the first
OF this week, under painful and dis
tressfng circumstances. He was
L good man and highly respected
by all who knew him.
/ aDan1FFosher, is quite i'll and faint
hopes entertained Of his recovery.
His foot had become so diseased
that his leg, between the knee and
ankle, was amputated He is about
SO years of age strictly temperate
anda good constitution, and it is
hoped that the operation will pro
long his life.