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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30
WILMINGTON 4
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

ERHlLADELFillA, WILmlS,fAnN q
J. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 81, 1875.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows Tor
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations, 10 $40
~ 04T 1880 q. m, 2, 4.l5, T.2O, $50, p. II.
Philadelphia and New York, l.sl a. Ia, Isll i2+3
o.i2, p. N.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, l2.5i lU0-,
a. m., $40 p. In.
Baltimore and Washington, ,l2.sg, 1903, 1904, 4. n
t9.56, 1.23, b.2O, T.t0 p. N.
Trains for Delaware Division leave FOR
New Castle, 600, $50 925 q. H., no, go p. m.
harrington and Intermediate stations, 300, 9.25
d. M, 60, p. m.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 6.0q, 925 a. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia ana Intermediate Stations, $40, u.
| H., AS, $50, p. III.
Philadelphia and New York, 1.31 o. M
Baltimore and washington, 12.52,2O3 A. m.
For further information passengers are referred
TO the time tables posted at the depot.
marl5-ly II. T.. KENNRY. Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
TIE MOST EFFICACIOUS VIRTUE
FROM PETROLEUM.

Because wnunded nature restores ITSELF when
thoroughly kept from atmospheric action. Science
and protection from oxygen. NO ranc.diiy Ur de-
cnnlnostiOn as with organic substances. Results
are reitstouishng. Ihe suffering should know II. any
inflammation, old and corrupt Sores eruptlons alu
slnughng wounds yield To II. IL Is natures ialllllu
ally in the struggle. For burns scnlds, cuts, fulse'
boils bisteis chatting, polsons lcles, plles, ltci-
lnr tetter, salt rhenn, rheumatism, neuralgia
mumps, sore throat. coughing frosted mbs, ciitpp-
ed SKIN; whoever uses II recommends 1t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30

VIII run us tOll0W4: leave wilmington, az U.iOi
L. n. and D. IN; leave HOOK at T2D a. N. ana l.aJ,
D M; leave Chester at LAO u. n., and 2l0 p NJ.
Returning, leave Philadelphia at $50 IT, III. and d5,
- m. Fare from Wilmington, 30 cents return lrr
tickets, 90 cents Fare from Hook or Chester, ~
cvn{s; return trlp tickets, 30.
Freight taken al heretofore.
Parties shipping carriages are notified that the
line will not he responsible for any damages aileT
landing on tile wharf 40 Philadelphia
Mr., 1agPart will forward them ut shippers riss II
reauested 10 do 20. niylb,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30
WxlI z9oas E:nes
FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Trains Tor Atlantic leave foot ai VINE street, rhli-
adelpha a. s, H. NJ, ioQil 22o, p. nj, express; !,
y, H.. express, Al; M, accom-; Saturdays 3lh, ?.
M express. g. n H., alto'r, sundays 7, a. N mail.
Leave Atlantic Citya G,ln, u. nr accom-; I.2l, Z.
W,nctys Ks M '' g,,,,o MI, ,,5 II nj. eXprest
sundays, D. y. me- uNl. jyl-Zm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30
A YERs CATHARTlC PILLS.

vEGErINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30

never becomes rancid, nor loses It's rich perfume.
II cures all scalp diseases, Keeps the hair soiti
glossy, and free from gum.
ASK 1ny druggist for PLAN Cosinone or for Cos
moline Pomade: 80 cents 4 bottle, with tile above
trade marx aud The name OF Il. II. HoUihl0N
CO.. Philadelphia. myli'eouum'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30
MANAGERS;
-.+n}sF NA4IONAL BANK

rAlD up tAFirAl, - Boo,eoa
~ Puilaie,phta aJo rev Yors Rxchanae fnr-
G'-hcl 70 Irsl. ~ oplsltnTs without charge.
i'sg5unl iayr 8Undaya and Thursdays, al sA AN,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30

No 0hOok can lie better lifted to provide agreeable
musical entertainment mingled with insVructi m,
thln the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30

CONNECTIOw.
~ wilmington with trains on the Philadtl 3dia
Wilmington 4 Baltimore and Delaware lti4 4Oaj3.
Al Claid'5 Ford with trains On p. i is. .. X. Il.
Al Coattsvie with trains Oh Penna L. r., and 81
Reading with trains on Phila. II Reading, Leb. VA.
and East Penna., anu Reading u Columbia RaAtoad
and the Reading aud Lchgh Railroad.
t. CCLLING%,
mar3-tf General Superintendent
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

cald the Indian meal in it, then let it
cool before adding the eggs. Bake three
Quarters OF an hour. Eat with butter or
sweet sauce.
BIRDS NEST PUDDING. a.-Pare and core
nx rich, tart apples. Set them In q pud-
ding dish, filing the cavity of each with
blanched raisins. two blanched almonds
and teaspoonful of sugar. Then pour
over it tapioca, prepared by soaking for
three hours one cup in two cups of boil
ing water and two cups stewed apple.
sweetened- Bake until the apples are
tender and serve cold. Science of
Health.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19
Frozen Mercury.

Mr. Fogg, OF the Richsand County
Republicqss, says that the mercury In
Richland county thermometers went
down to 4S, and froze on Sunday morn
ing last Nothing like It has been
known for years. We have Just received
the following
Bx4AoK EARTH, Wis, Feb. s. 1e76.-For
three mornings, the Thermometers have in-
dicased 20 degrees and below. Mercury con-
geeled. No such record previous BY the oldest
inhahitant =
MIR. McIay, living on the north side
of Lake MENDOZA, Informs MS that his
thermometer stood at ~ this morning
Madison. IVia. ! Journal
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19
FARM AND GARDEN
The Farmer Fae,,at,, AZ,


The Farmer Feeslesh All.
MY lord rides through his palace gate.
Ny Lady sweeps along La state
ne sage thinks long ON many thi q,
md the maiden muses. on malry:Ef:
The minstrel harpetn Inerrify,
Ihe sailor ploughs the foamine sea
Ihe huntsInan kJfat the good isd deer
AND TIE soldier wars without cen fear
But fall 70 tach whate'er befalr,
The farmer he must feed them ALL
Smith hammereth cherry re- the sword.
Priest preacheth pure the Holy Word:
Dame Alice Worketh broiderY we'll,
Clerk Richard tales OF love can tell:
The tNp-wffe sells her foaxnina beer
DAN Fisher dsheth In the mere:
And courtiers ruffie, strut and shine,
While pages bring the Gascon wine
But fall to each, whate,er befall
The farmer he must feed them ali.
Man builds his castles fair and high,
whatever river rnneth by;
Great cities rise in every land,
Great churches show the builders hand:
Great arches, monuments, and towers,
Fair palaces and pleasing bowers;
Great work fs done, be 1t here or there,
And well man worketh everywhere:
But work or rest, whate'er befaiI,
The farmer he must feed them all.
-GharSes @. Leland
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19
The signal Service.

The United States Signal Service, Mt
tached to the War Department, continues
to increase in interest and usefulness.
The publications now issued directly by
the signal Office (apart from the synopsis
and probabilities given daily by the
press, at three different hours, and the
War Department weather maps) are as
follows
Poetoface Bulletins daily 400
River Report. LAG
Monthly Weather Report. q 100
Weekly Weather Chronicle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. afK
CausoinAxy Efgnals displayed. ............... 40
The number of stations from which re-
ports are now received aggregate S31.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19
CHIT.CHAT FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
Training Time.

Supper Is over,
Now for the fun,
This is the season
Children must run.
Papa Is reading,
Says o6 these boys:
Pray, did you ever
Hear such noise 2
Riding ON - s'camelsv
Over the floor,
See, one's squirrel
Climbing the door.
There goes the baby
Fiat on his nose,
Brother was t1ss ing
To tickle his toss.
Little he minds it,
Thought he would cry.
Changed 1t TO laughter
As Lyn galloped by.
Order is nowhere.
Fun is the rule,
Think they are children
just out OF school.
Home Ia their palace
They are the kings,
Let them be masters
or just few things.
Only one hour
Out of all day
Give them fun freedom,
Join in their play.
Do not be srusty,
Do not forget
You Liked to manage
Sometimes do yet.
Home will be sweeter
TIL life is done
II you will give them
One hour for fun.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19
A Novel way to TEST seeds.

The Indiana Farmer says: "Inapor-
ton of Denmark, where one-fifth of the
land is cultivated to clover, the vitality
of the seed is tested by placing guam
a lighted candle. The good seed will
pop open and hop off, while the worth
less remains and carbonizes on the blade.
Mr.. Christopher Bagge, of Oakland, re-
minds us of this fact in response to an
inquiry for practical tests for seeds.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19
r,f,.,ss;zs,Ty,siF,Issrrrrvn irIynlid writea e

Al corsu1frTryR invalid writes from
Colorado 9 We sit comfortably out Of
doors the sunshine IL inter.
blankets. Yh0re Is sort of radiance In
che atmosphere which have never wit
messed IA any other country, probably
frcrn tina pmxisy and dryneas thereof At
nialas Slae moon and stars seem 10 come
down and almost twinkle and glow near
ones eyes. " nssa
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19
winter Feed fnr Hecu.

Store hogs can be wintered thriftily on
finely cut clover hay, corn fodder, and
potatoes, if these articles are steamed or
scalded with hot water, and little bran
or meal sprinkled ON. The fodder win
be greedily eaten il prepared in this way.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19
How Some Folks Walk.

Unstable persons, like Theodore Til
ton, George F. Train. Mrs Woodhull.
and Gov. Beveridge of Illinois, walk slow
and fast by turns.
Careless persons, like Lincoln, Cree
ley, Zack Chandler and Susan A., are
continually stubbing their toes or step
ping on somebody's dress.
Retiring persons, like A. T. Stewart
and Charles O'Conor, walk swiftly and
slip through crowd unobserved, Eke
eels through fish-rack.
Good-natured persons, like SCHUYLER
Colfax, Matt. Carpenter, g. o. SeilhaIner
and Frank Carpenter, put an envelope or
knife In the palm of their left hand, or
snap their fingers every few steps.
Fun-Ioving persons, like Sam Cox,
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, Olive Lo-
gan and Oliver Wendell Holmes, tilt mp
and down when they walk, like teter-
snipe on salt-meadow holluaing
" cheep."
Strong minded people, like Anna Dick
inson, Gen. Belknap, 9. A. Danna, Maj.
straight ahead, shut their mouths and
plant their whole foot down on the floor
at once.
Managing persons, like Thurlow Weed,
Gov. Fenton, Col Young and Andrew
Green. generally walk with one hand
clutched hold Of an envelope or stuffed
into the pocket, while their heads lean
forward, indicatihg subjective thought
Careful persons, like Peter Cooper,
Gen. DIX, George Ripley. james b
schells lift their feet high and bring
them down slowly, often touching some-
thing with their canes or kicking stone
or stick 70 one eide of the way.
Observing persons, Like Wendell
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19
Persons and Things.


po-s.,. -, rr,.s-
h z1s
OH1o c0uraS granted !, los aIvoFces aaas
year.
nahs. = LYDIA BRADLEY - 2 cAnk d1reSt-
or as feor1a.
81 LOUIS has So, 00O, 900 planted in
.[sA 4IlA1ae
SANG1NNA11 mas raised $AOO,VVO Tor .
cllD-nouse.
lnmI<,. Last ,sa,. wy 1907 u
- - -, -, 80
soiarx sl = 40 Sn,o, ooo mas possnlstress with
saaary OF $z,SUU.
0EsAFoh- CHRISI1ANcx'G father
USED 70 peodle salve
OF eiahty-eieht COMMITTEES in Ohio onIv
eight ara vStl,r1,t = ,..;T.s~s -
Dur1.timea and st,a,,, a..,,a. AZ.
meanast team ever bitcbaJ te t,0etIe, tI.eso 1.Ao
Er r-
;. -..I1 - IE. Ine famous r0fteFs
Island.
oonspurZ, VI, mad orders Tor 4, 734
scales IN January.
81 F Congress hadn't been kind Minnie
oneIman Ss!1e roa fltch would have had to pay
$fo,oOo TO get her diamonds.
FAY" of the Courser-.yo,.vn0z. pro-
nounces the family circle af Az TVf,;t.,
AAoose Tue nappaess I'm the world
JOHN PULAsKsoBE1sKwrrcEu waa
married to Julia aSoloskiIninniewinnie
k, at South Bend, Ind. last Sunday
T no,u w..
building at New York. onened o1, Mo1daY
contains 100 tons of electric battaries'
49,
+be To,-;l1a,.S. S..0 ,,oS.S u AIasA oeatn, :
te.o foots.,,.-r =, Te opSn 81: new poDaccO
han9sS aS II Jersey olEy' employing 1000
Dc
On noll1isr y aEa-S SAANNEh' Newmarket, N. H.s
80 % - n.aln' ~ nas .sul91 saw-iogs twelve
1,ooao 1,eaaee osoly u1Ay sluoe Lee. uses to-
The present indebtedness of the citv
of Paris is over $3.50, 900. 600. vet il In
". ssasi1iu ~ Wallis 70 DorroW $s4U,UUO
AA'oAo
SAID Dubuque Alderman sWhar
the eagles are, there viii the carton be-
gathered together," and he offered to
back the assertion with q two-p pound ink
stand.
aOHi for tbosa .ood o,5 aans ,.
-, T,J;o,,e - s1s:1 80 90 80
enough Patent Office REPORTS to
keep every stove red hot from November
to March,"
..ouveleve,, ,a,,4,, e.. ~. 1,.4,,,,.
exclaimed C4aoroa .io-ss5
Sc Give r. baolr b,.,,e3,7e.,. 49,.
.ord ,,elI,e,. hoa,.a ,e ~ g1s SOnssIs
c-reoSot;o,, 1 -, - e-A0 ooAl-
- - 1u.ioIeo " 1iaS ALI IennySon mas
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

CHARLES FRANcIs ADAMS, Jr., thinks
the Changers have proved the best
friends of the railroads. They have
stopped construction, which Is good
thing. IF the mania for railway building
had gone on unchecked much longer
there would have been nothing left but
railroads IN the country. Everybody
would have taken to making tracks.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

To THAT neighbor over the way who is
everlastingiy wanting to borrow some
thing you can truthfully say it is Lent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

BAzAnSE is regarded as the coming man
OF Spain He is in favor with Queen
Asabella's household, and viii be given
command In the Northern army.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

TWENTY thousand people are said to be
suffering 'gfa for food In Kansas, and all on
account of the grasshoppers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

TLros AYERS nder oath that there pre
not exceeding one thousand "cminent =
men Ia the United States.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19
FRESH Topic,

OHrsA, with a three-year-old Emperor,
VIII doubtless have children. 8 par y.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

WE are not astonished at the statement
that one of the Beecher jurors is sick.
The wonder is that the stream of filth
under which they are compelled to sit
day after day has not sickened the
whole twelve.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

day. after day has not siokened the
whole twelve.
CHARLES francis ADAMS, Jr., thinks
the Changers have proved the best
friends of the railroads. They have
stopped construction, which Is a good
thing. IF the mania for railway building
had gone on unchecked much longer
there would have been nothing left but
railroads IN the country. Everybody
would have taken to making tracks.
The proposition of the Union Pacific
Railway to compromise the suits brought
against it by the Attorney General, by
paying into the United States Treasury
$5OO,O yearly for twenty years, and
$4,000 annually thereafter, is re-
garded with favor at Washington, and
VIII probably be accepted by the gov
ernment.
Islands new Chief Justice, has requested
the Legislature to reduce his salary from
-$5, 900 to 81, 500, because he thinks there
should be no more than $500 difference
between his salary and that of the Asso-
ciate Justices, who receive $1,000 He
thinks that judgment, like charity, should
begin at home.
THAT loathsome disease, smallpox,
has been doing sd work In many parts
Of North America during the past few
weeks. We hear of it in the Eastern
States, In Canada, and lately it has
closed large Catholic school in one of
the principal towns of Texas. It prevails
to a greater or less degree in most of the
large cities, and many of the smaller
cities, of the Union.
An imaginative correspondent of q
Chicago daily paper thus depicts scene
In the Illinois Legislature Nervous
hands sought imaginary pistols, nervous
fingers grasped material inkstands and
prepared for the fray. But ere the first
blow was struck, ere the first ink was
split, the clear, ringing voice of the
Speaker fen with a magic influence upon
that wild, tumu1tuous throng, The
Clerk win call the roll"
MINISTER ScHEEoK writes to his friend,
Gen. Young, of Cincinnati, explaining
the story that he had published a book
ON the art of playing poker. He says
that, when leaving country residence
in Somersetshire, he was asked to write
down the rules of the game as played in
America. He did SO, and heard no more
of the matter until he received copies
printed for private circulation by an
amateur cOmpositor.
TRAINING for the witness stand Is an
other one of the new things born of the
great scandal case. It Is asserted that
Moulton kept In vigorous physical and
mental trim throughout his examination
by going through course OF training
every morning Like a pugilist. Mr..
Beecher, we are told exercises a half
hour every morning with dumb bells,
-sponges himself down with alcohol,
breakfasts ON raw beefsteak, and washes
il down with Dublin porter
ADv1cns from the Eastern anI, Middle
States represent the prevailing drought
.as very serious. In some quarters melted
snow is the only drink that can be fur
nished the cattle, and In others their
owners are shipping them off to prevent
their dying of thirst. There were no
rains previous TO the beginning of cold
weather, and unless there are heavy
=. Az H., r,,.-Sx,,,5
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

The Marquis Of Harrington, the new
leader Of the English Liberals. might
have married the Princess Louise, but
he preferred not to make. political
cipher of himself by that alliance, and is
sslh unmarried He il the eldest son Of
the Duke OF p Devonahire, and was born
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

s. ACCORDING to the st. Louis RcpUbt-
can, the aggregate of State debts in the
Union in 1874 was 1882, $40, SIT, being
an increase of S3S, 100000 since 1870.
OF this amount $164, 732, 900 is in default
the defaultng States being Alabama, on
$21 1850, 900 Arkansas, on $12, 800. 900 !;
Florida, on $3,774, 900; Georgia, on
$11 ,OO0, 600 Louisiana, on $24, 433, 600 !;
Minnesota, on s., 275, 900; Mississippi, on
1000, 600 North Carolina, on 1874, 90O,
900; South Carolina, ON $13, ,2O0,
600, and Virginia, on SAG, ZOO, 600. OF
the total State debts S92, ,924, 600 is esti-
mated to be held abroad, and of the
amount in default $54, 4,174, coo is held
abroad. The debts In default bear an
average interest of about seven per cent.
Some of the defaulting States, as Georgia
and Minnesota, have disowned the debts;
others, like Mississippi, Louisiana and
South Carolina, have repudiated them );
and others, like North Carolina and Vir-
ginia, declare their inability to pay
Virginia, because the new State of West
Virginia refuses to assume its just share
of the Indebtedness. Of the whole
amount (s164, 732, ,0OO it is probable
three-fourths will never be paid.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

to avail themselves of its facilities for
shortening the distance between New
England cities and the West, and great
expectations of increase of business are
ased thereon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

THE proposition of the Union Pacific
Railway to compromise the suits brought
against it by the Attorney General, by
paying into the United States Treasury
S5OO,OoO yearly for twenty years, and
$780, 900 annually thereafter, is re-
garded with favor at Washington, and
viii probably be accepted by the gov
eminent
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

THE Hon. Thomas Durfee, Rhode
Islands new Chief Justice, has requested
the Legislature to reduce his salary from
So, 900 to 81, 500, because he thinks there
should be no more than $500 difference
between his salary and that of the Asso-
ciate Justices, who receive $1,000. He
thinks that judgment, like charity, should
begin at home
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

THAT loathsome disease, small-po
has been doing sd work in many parts
Of North America during the past few
weeks. We hear of it in the Eastern
States, in Canada, and lately it has
closed large Catholic school in one of
the principal towns of Texas. It prevails
to greater or less degree in most of the
large cities, and many of the smaller
cities, of the Union.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

An imaginative correspondent of q
Chicago daily paper thus depicts scene
In the Illinois Legislature Nervous
hands sought imaginary pistols, nervous
fingers grasped material inkstands and
prepared for the fray. But ere the first
blow was struck, ere the first ink was
split, the clear, ringing voice of the
Speaker fen with magic influence upon
that wild, tumu1tuous throng, THE
Clerk viii call the rou.''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

MINISTER ScHENoK writes to his friend,
Gen. Young, of Cincinnati, explaining
the story that he had published a book
ON the art of playing poker. He says
that, when leaving country residence
in Somersetshire, he was asked to write
down the rules of the game as played in
America He did SO, and heard no more
of the matter until he received copies
printed for private circulation by an
amateur compositor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

TRAINING for the witness stand Is an
other one of the new things born of the
great scandal case. It Is asserted that
Moulton kept in vigorous physical and
mental trim throughout his examination
by going through a course OF training
every morning Like a pugilist. Mr..
Beecher, we are told exercises a half
hour every morning with dumb bells,
sponges himself down with alcohol,
breakfasts ON raw beefsteak, and washes
il down with Dublin porter.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

The plaids and blocks just mentioned
for woolen goods are also represented
in the soft finished foulard cambrics i'm
ported for spring. Dark blue and nut
brown are considered the most stylish
among these, but far more spring-like
are the blocks of mottled gray barred
with rose, blue, cherry, green, or violet.
-Harper's BGzar.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08

The summer term of the school in Dist,
No. 6 Uhe village district) closed Saturday,
Sept. 25. The school has been taught by
Miss Adde Bennett, and has been a sue
cess. The whole number of names on the
register was 49, average attendance, 80.
The following are the names of the pupils
who had no marks for absence or tardiness,
or any other cause, except in two or three
instances Of absence one or two days on ac-
count of sickness: Jennie Hobrook, Min
ME Harris, Charles Coombs, Johnnie Hol-
brook, Robbie Holbrook. On the last day
the pupils presented Miss Bennett nice
album, as a token of their regard for her,
which TOOK her wholly by surprise, and
was duly acknowledged by her.
A. c. Downing, NJ. D., late of Enos-
burgh, VT, has commenced the practice OF
medicine in this town, in connection with
DIR. w. II. Ellis, whose health has been
very poor for several months, and who,
with his family, intends to spend the win
ter in the South, and designs to leave in a
few weeks. DIR. Downing comes highly
recommended as a man, and as one well
read in his profession.
The prospect in regard TO the compile
ton of the West River bridge near Jefier.
son Hollands does not seem as flatterng
az those who have occasion 10 cross the
river at that point desire; but doubtless
time will tell.
Cheer upl one new building put up in
Townshend village this year. Henry +.
Benson is finishing up a blacksmith shop
near the steam mill. Mr.. b. is well known
10 be one of the best blacksmths in the
country. Mr.. Herbert Benson, brother of
Henry, has nearly completed carriage
shop in the upper room of the steam mill,
where all in want of a nice carriage or re-
pairing will only have TO leave their or
der and we Will guarantee satisfaction in
wood and iron work both.