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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
OeFentlide Sanfiegunq.

Seit LANCER 3eit lit id an gsrfopfuns uns
ll~nssrbaulibtsi. une naheem i6 unniser Weiic
bsesutenpe Summen an 9lersts ausseseten bat.
te, lief i'd mid ibsrrsbsn DR.. IuguR q D.
nts'S 8 burssr Grcpfen su psriu6eu.
Dur6 teren Iansiamsn 0sbrau6 babe ib mid,
nun sGnslib spn eicfsm tsibwsrli6sn llstsl &C.
bsiit. SD raibs babsr jsSsui rinsn 80rratb hsrs
ielben i'm Sauls 81 balteli.
Sofspb VfeiIsL Chicago Sue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Gnsrfennuns. Ssr s. IOrtmann,
Tsms y. 8. Galbcpn Co., SIZE, iibsrmaGts uns
5plssness CUR gerrHsntliduns Gisls paar Set
len l6ife i6 Gu6, wsl6s 3br Der QSabrbrit &C.
mdB serpTsnti6sn tSnnt, pamit aud auesre lei.
psnpe Meniten ansetriebsn tssrosn, DR.. au-
auf a6nie's s a M burger Sropfen 40
aebrau6sn. Iislslbsn batsn bel mir sur pcQtn
3ufritrenbsit sspirft unp i& bin 20 ssiuup wie
ID felt LANCER .3sit ni&t setpslsn. Meins 8rau
pat ~risIslben aud sstraa9t unb slsi4: Silfe sr-
battfn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
Die Hrpbe beftanpen.

Srau Gbrifina Msiisr, aboilcn, @iss., tbsilt
ans 8clseness nit:
Ssit LANCER 3sit lit id an SsrStlepftn uns
llnpsrpauli6feit. unp babe ntanHen Cellar fur
DpftOrsn ausscssben. &ass mar fur ntHts.
Cur1 Zen Gebrau2 pom DR.. Auguf 70
nj as s amburser Grppfeu wurps i6
sanl bsrssitsQt unp mS9ts mic msbr pbns ntsiel.
Ben I'M Sauls lsin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

ltttsr tie sluerfsnnuns. welGs a~Ieristts ben
bamburstr 5rUpfen oils sinsna pirflit
,sbisasnsn Seilmittsl pirb, i6rsitt PER- Intcn
BREMEN, 1amaaua, ga. = gas @erjte sercre.
aen bic Samburssr 5rpptsn BON DR.. Aug. aSnis.
Elm Ssrr Dcftpr temsrfte, ss mare feline Weeisin
in ben apptbsfeu, bic 10 gut fpars ais bic Sam'
burger Srrpftn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Orr. alsrantsr @sber, 0iueOln, Sas., i&rsibt ;
eeuts, pslhs DR.. Ausuf abnia'S pa M
SIspfsn ssbrau6sn, iinp isbr sus
irisecn tamlit une modem nitt msbr cbne eislsI-
Sen lein. Cine 8rau batte LANCE zen Dpttcr sc.
,rautt une fcnnte nidt selunb fpsreen. DIR
Ssbrau6 Der Samturser Sropfen bat br bic ST.
ianbbeit wieesr sessssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

SD babe nod ME ssbSrt, 'bab esuts 70 sufris-
sensr nit WiscieinsR sswslsn linp ais nit Dot
tor Aus. 8SnisS 8amilien Westei.
aen. ollie 2sutt, bsnsn id NOD BON DR.. Mug.
RSnis's Samburser Irppftn Y~stfanft babe. wa.
rem 70 frOb, bab i'd bic Mtpisinsn in bic Staet
sebradt babe. Gs frsut mi1 ielbsr, 70 ettpas
lusstfunesn III baben. gIas bic 4suts barber
laaen, nlSeen le sintm Der pifien i3eusnine, mel
DC it Sbnsn ienee. satnebmeu.
Grsebtnh anprsaS Wabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

@ir mrSTsntlidtn f~cIssntss 3susaiB gum
Sstsn pisler ysiesnoen:
Stste. Clara, 8. g. s., Garrrltpu, Hsp
Srlsans, Ca:
Ta Sbre Samturser fen ipwobl
BET mir ais aud bel psrlaiseensn anpsren ger'
iOnsn nit sursm Grfolss wirftsn, fam i& nitt
ambin, Sbnsn meme Anerfennuns barber aus
iulpre9sn unp bite Gle, mir pispsr ipan,ts
6lal9su ,uSulenetn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Ssbsn Sag, 0&rsibt uns Snr etbrr 8. 9.
aasn3 aus Norwalf, Sbie,) Strbrtitsn f6 NIT
,rfrsuli&sm Grfolss DR.. ausuf a6ntsS
> ambureer Irppfen. Wan6e Gamilie
bat i&on ibr Seil uns ibre @siuntbsit in linen
Jefunssn. Ginise psripnen, bic i6on pisle Sab
re an Der Qsber liiien, fantsn BET bsriibnttn
aer3tsn feline Ssiluns. gle sebrau&ten snslit
DR.. dug. 8Unis's Samburssr Sropfsn unb pur.
otn soafcmmsn sstsilt. Nc6 isltsn bat cine
Rsei3in iOltsn Grfpls ssbabt ME bic Samtar-
srr Srppfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
Srteo. Seer & 90. Wd(9er,
Mrbitecten,

SUPERINTENDENT C UuuuWIeTWtgHlet.
Offer r. o. eft Der z. u. Spra etrast,
Dubuque, Soma.
-
8erts<u yldns far nsus Gtbdube aatr art, 8ir&sn, e6u.
IN, Raul Rae gDpbnbdulr, BabriieR u. ( N. antsrntbn,tr
eeaitu IN &pRtratte cher maHen bic @uff6t pdbrsnb be-
Ssses. ylans aRS SSfenaufSldss biats ". spspItt.
8 a.Q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
8o|e c@el(a(6e
9r. Yeter S6wino,
(das q~artpburs)

(aas eartmburs)
sesi SHnrmt SSnst, @unbea aaer grt, defenders bura
SltnteaIdaNe rerurIahte, panee Brittle bel Srausn, l6per
&usiast uup, inRsrs Snp6snl&desn unb i~srspbulBis 8rani
A4sn, mic ~rerlrrrns @lisser. S&reluussn an irssab tintr
aheglt bee Ssrysr 70, 8abnp.b, une i6linirt.u Sals aud II
a Gin unlhaStarss Stilmittel fur nit Gntjlntuns Der Gin
stYpttbs betaitstt DS6usriuusn, fur i&limms Gussn, fa
Stu,siasn bel iriftsu gBarpsa u. ale &rten i&uertr 91unstn
Wrsis: Sur srsss SSrsa $500. - gaistIa, SO Gs. =
Sleius q Gents,
81 tsbsu bel
CIR 9Nefer @ d,ninA-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
iein muB, nidts einSuuenSen baben, nnb
es more nur gu wiini1en, baB Der Sau
9lei6 i'm Jribiabr beginner fOnnte.
Winueiota.
QeaisIatur.

Se9tslatnr.
Sn pereinter Convention ~itellten Die 6du:
fer baS &eiuItat Der 8abl fir Common
pleas; &idler in &amiep Gounip feit, wie
foIst: O'Simonbs CLIO Stimmen, y. 81.
Sria 1912, g. 90. Stint 2472. Die bel:
ben grf %senannten werben fir erpdblt err
flGrt.
lleber Sen Streitfau, betrsfTeno cen Sib
fir BEN SO. Oiitritt, wurbe bei6IO1en, baB
Serr Ouofee gu Dem Sis beredtist uno
susulaien iei. p%aiiirt: antras auf Elm
WtemoriaI on ben GOnsreB, oieieIbcn Mo'
bifcatiomen Der Sunbesseiete, welde fir
anSere 9dfen anseorOnet wuroen, AUDI fir
DULUTH unb st. YauI aus yuOebnen. SIS
bunbelt fi9 ndmIi9 barum, importirts
@aaren unter 3o0ueri9IuB obne &euiiion
in Stem OOrt mad ienen 9dien u%erienben
gu biirfen. Die i3lisbli3e Seipre9uns
bes GrunfenbOlO .gipIseieses wirb abermals
usri9oben, obsleid Die Snterehenten babel
bena9tbeilist werSen.
Gin Don Boebler bsantraster Bcl9luB
fir Grnennuns elmer aus Mit9Iiepsru bel:
Der !6auier suiammensuiesenben GOmite,
wsl6e beri9ten fol, mas in Sstrefi ltaat.
li9er 9isferuns uon SaatweiSen on Die Ses
wobner Don Seul9redensO fl iftsn gu t5un
lei, pirO ansenOmmen.
Ru9 Idnse,er Dissolution wirb Gen.
Sames Smitbs Intras, our9 Wiemorlal
III Den GonsreB fir ben Sau elmer boppel'
s~Ieiisen Gesierunss:S abn uOn Der atIan'
tii9eu &iite na9 Dem Mihouri nno elmer
3weisbabn mad Minneiota su pirten an Die
Suitdnbise Gomite uerpieien.
S9liebli9 tam bic g~rIeoi9an9 bes
Siebenausr:8 atsr: Streitiales. Nu6oem
bic beioerieitisen InpaIts Grwin fir Safer
unb Davis fir Siebenuaer ibre Seweiss
fibruns sei9lOien, beantraste Sr. giIiaan
BON &amiep Die 3%ulaiIuns Saters gu benz
Sis. Morie BON 9ennepin beantra9t aIs
Subititut b%ierfir, gu bei9lisBen, baB Sies
benuaer gu benz Sit beredtist lei, ni9t
8afsr. @iIfiaan Ieste nit ~mertwirbiser
gnersie iber bic BabIbetrisereien los,
weIde ansebIi9 I'M mOrb!iden Sbeile BON
Oafota County uor3etommen ieien, ueriibt
bur9 Berionen, wel9e uon &amiep County
bOrtbin sesanssn u. bier iriber bur9 ebeniO
lole praftlfen bic @emeinoe beIaitisten.
Die gauge 8abl in benz betreiienoen Conn
(gmpire) babe pom getrus setrieit uno bic
sansen Stimmsn pom bort iouten, UNI Elm
Grsmpsl gu itatuiten aussewOrfen weroen.
(Bomit Siebenaler lO6 Stimmen unb
bamit feline Wfaloritdt u~erIoren baben
wiirbe.)
Norrib uon 0atota uertbeioist feline
Gonititusnten sssen bieie SeidulOisuns,
unb es fommt sur abittmmuns. Siebens
aler erbdIt cine 9IdnSenbs Muioritdt, unb
mirb pereibist. @dbreno bieies 9ei9iebt,
padt 0ater aus ieinem Yult feline Siebens
laden IN einen gInbeI ;uiammen unb itol:
art nit benlielben uutsr benz @rm our Vuoe
binaus. Mfit Sisbenaler's 3ulaiiuns re:
pucirte ii9 Die repubIifanii3e Msajoritat I'M
cine Stimme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Gin slr3t in williamsburg, DR.. peter Hsisess,
rel6er Die hamburger Wseijiasn BON DIR. Nug.
aDnie oft In leinsr prariS anpsneet taat fol-
gsness urtbsil iber bic hamburger 3rppfsn
DOur& eisene Grfabruns nne Sbnsn gum 3suS.
NIP, niub i6 anerfsnnen, eaB bic 3 ambur
ser Irppfen bee DR.. Aug. Spnig tpabrs
Sausfreunee as Weeisinen setppreen lne, IN.
benz ~pislsltsn iib IN gar pielen 5alsn ais tpcbl.
tbatis unb biIfrei4 srwisisn babsn.
Inter sielsn anbern 3susniGsn erbtsltsn mir
Dor aurssm fintn Brief BON pm. peter Sslttr,
plym outb, Snp., psl6er seisi, eaB bic p NJ.
Irppfen beS DIR. Nug. fpntg
ni6t nur bel flelnsn llsbsln su sebrautsn linb,
fontern aud, tab Dor Der Mnipeneune %esrIslbsn
aranfbeitsn weitsn mii0en, bic oft Der Stunt Der
Nerate %Spptten. Die pamburstr Srepfsn bas
ben meine 1rau pistsr gang bsrasltfli. S1cn
6nsere 3eit lit Ie an 0itt, baB nc nttt seben
fonnte. gBir bGrtsn BON ben hamburger Sros
pftu uub aebrauatsn eiele WebiSin rsselmaBia
fir siniae 9sit. Msius 5rau bsIsrts li4 sule.
bsnbs une III jsBt pieesr gang bsrssltsat."
Die glaI6t vSamburser xrppfen''
fsfet SO Gents, pper uni 6laitsn ! 10 81 Dol
lars, Inb iI alien bsuti6en Npptbefsn AZ babtn,
oeer wsrbtn bitlelbtn mad Gnpfans bfs 8tleeS
frti mad alien 3bsilen Der 8sreinistsn Staatsn
~perfanpt.
Nan a%brslirs:
A. & CO.,
Baltimore, Md.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
IT.. 4eter Shmins,

CT. 9pnstus, SadiSa Co., Soma. TN
q n,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Gtseass yetn Salnus, SO. 206 Canal gsrt gst.
-.-.gsrp. RiriGten, go. 70 1instn Strass.
--.. Mic aDatrp, ss. 81 esspt Strase
.Grani QtuleufeLt
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

THE WONDERFUL REV. LUTON IN JAPAN. No civiIiz .:Ion, it may be sad. springs unto xist+nce like Athena from the head O. z us: In this solitary case (Japan how ever, we see the curious spectacle ot two hundred and s+veniY-eight military princes, possessing regal power. vast wealth and separate s,mies, sbdica,ing, from purely patriotic motives, the stations which their families had held for twenty centuries. !" Their tycoon, sh"gun or vice-emperor con. s-nls to become . mere daImio or county chief next. 10 abdicaie even that p0siti"n. H. quietly spends bis time in aketching and shooting z .me, rnd now Sir On 'rl"s D'lk- tells us that his ex-imprrial m"j"sty may some of these days accept portfolio from ,he ministry of the revolution that oyer threw him.
 The same cabinet ls fashioned on the Flu ropran ni"dtl. with ministers ot justice, war, m4rlne, nuance, tdscaiinn. public worship. foreign rffAirs and sffairs ot th' int rior, all of them the growth, or rath [ the CT cation of ,h. last eight years. Aud over them all stands the heir to the old, e' dynasty in the worlds clois,er tmprto' whusc hOus.. dates from Nehuchrdn' xz zu'- who before 1868 aad ne Yer srru thc out side of his own palace st Kloto; who, in fact, was deem, d too sacred to touch vul gar earth; but wh" has just been sheisinE at the opeAipg of a new railway. ana Wh" prrhaps will lay msnys 6ist stone before he departs to the realm at the sun-s"dd ss, from whom both he and his house have de. scendsd.
 Th. se are sober req l,i.s of the ,pan' St revolution. That they srs 2ot supcIhcIal realities, that their results are likely to q" perm ,nrnlly ben, ficial-ihat, at all events, We think will he admitted hy m0st people who study the subject with care aud 'nr par,ia ry London Erami"er.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

A prisoner was being tried For shetp- stealing. and ne WAS asked bY the presid nR dge. au Irish Chief B .rnn. what he hsd Iu Say in his detens. An, sure yer lord ship, iidn'l mrselt and me ta"thrr and me grandfaw,hrr all v's,r tor yer l"rdshp when ye put up tor Tipp,rary and her"rra d'd- nj We carry yer lordship |" the head of tue poll ? True tru,,' murmured ihe judge, Snd he was vis,hly affected by the relni- n,scence. He loukrd kiudlY ut the prls"n- CT at ,he bar. and in summing up directed tue jury to ncqut him. though the evidence WAS very strung for cOnvicuon. I'm jury felt the pressure pu, upon them, anu lie foreman in giving tue verac' said, 'Wc. yer lordship. suppose We must cal h"' not guilty, but tai,h. yer i"rdship, there nut be a she. p, at all at all lett in lhr county To which h 8 lordship c'A"N'H- ceu,ly [, piled. An, never mind, gintiem, Il -never mind the mutton. A quit hlnl ahd ate beef Aud arq litl"d ne was.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17
S'EATE NE WS.


 -Satutday afternoon party wers gu.- ulng ln Mlry Btook, DAnuury. Que Ot the m named Ryan lu xclLlug over a ieuce accidentally dlscharg,d nis Huu, aud lhe chArEe eu.errd tue body ot Sidney Tn"mp- son. few yards In advance, ki,lIug hIm almost instantly.
 io-- The store ot William Huh in Seymour Was eut.red by burglars Thursday night, bOus, kid gloves, necklaces. linen aud Silk nandkerchlets, embroidery, silk stockings, Llsls thread gloves, millinery goods aud trimmed bats we're taken. Tue lUss wil, Amuunl tu $SOO. a
 The Y ale Catalogue gives the following statistics of .hr number of students: Theo- logical students, 95; law students, 6O ; medical students, S6; SD, cial students ? undergraduate acadrlnlcal students, 569 {; Stu, fn Id scientific siudenls, 2SG srt stu dents. l6; total In ths university, l,O2l, against l,O5l last year. ..a..t ..z. A horrible crime is reported from North Stamford. Ella B .en, girl sixteen years old, has been arrested for attempts to poi son her father, and her guilt is beyond question. She put Paris gre, n m cup oi c,.H t and mug of cider, but iu both in stances used loo large u d se. Causing vom it,ng, aud thus preventing death. l. serms the glrl was mad h Cause her tNlher re us- ed lu allow her to receive atleutlo1 from au Uhnuxous young man.
 A Rldg, field man ln Philadelphia hotel. last week, thought spoon which h' was using looked familiar. aud was sur priscd tu Aud it marked with h name. | Was suss qnently developed that h's house with several olhers iu Rdg, Held, had b," I r',t,oed and ihe und.r sent |" Phlla'iel phiA. Tn. h'd-l mau had purchased th' spuons Ut the thieves c0Df. d. raIGs. IL Il cheering to know that all the parties i'm plcated in the robbery have been airesi cd,
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

Ills CoNvKRsATIoNAL QUALITIES. "A young lady, with an expression of anxiety on her face, WAS trying to drive Lrr rrIuct ant horse up to S pitching post on Jefferson street. when the president ot the North Hill Conversational Club noticed her an1. ie,y.
 -Miss-er--um,' he sad, with that easy grace which marks our best so- cirtY. 'Er-ur-sh-vill You-er-permit tn to extend whatever feeble assistance It is-ur-um-in my power to render, with out !he intervention of the usual fOrmall- tes which the cold conversational lies Ot snciety demand, and assist you in inducing the-ur-ur--refractory quadrup.d d sttach' d t0 your-tr-er-vrhicle t0 approach the post to which it Is your evident intention to attach him hy means of certain intricate and systematic entanslemen's of the halter unprecedented the purpose of se- curing
 Young feller' the fair one broke in, 'xe,ch that hoss by the bit and haul him up to the curl,s,un. an be precious smart about 1t. au' none o' yer Sass, for I'm sicker'n . billed Owl:'
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

A SIaN or THE TIMES "A writer of the Newbury par, Herald, mourning the drgen- eracy oi tl,e liui-s, relates the following:
 Tn.re is hitter sarc.sm tn ,hc story told of minister on our s.shord hish, though very likely to be hypo,ht tical has terri' hle uudrrcurrtnt of truth. IL is said ,ba' ,u the afternoon service he t"und tut ', handful ot henr'ys, tue rest having gone an a asteainer excursion fer pleasure. He en' tered lh- pniplt, ss the story goes. and said: My hrarrrs. l have brought ser uou, but II Is u>eirss to pr, ach Il. l dnd mI duties as a mInisier aie very much si1.- pnti, d; the times have cha"ged; there Is to be but out vlllue-to he T, conmended.a .at d that is noury but one sin 10 oe rbuked. and that is poverty s" you see my "ccu' patton is gone-lhe minis'rY is plsstd out. and I mus, go 10 fsrmlng. Reeve tue uencdlcliun.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

SroP THE PAPER She came into cur office on the 'fy.' There WIS wild l""k lu her eye, and blue ginghanl umbrella in her hand.
 Be you the editor ? she shrieked. We smiled our swsetest, and pointed to . chair.
 Be you the editor ? she sbrieked once mOre. 'r-EF
 We assur. d her that sue stood in the pres nee of the controlling power.
 Stop the paper she screamed, hrushiug fy from her nose with her blue gipghsm umbrella.
 Couldn't think of It, madam. What would our subscribers Say to such pro- ce-dinRF
 I don't know, nor don't keer. will not take your papsr,' ~HE.. fFF We smiled sweetly As we answered. The constitution of our country gives you that .less.d privilege, and in th's Ccntennis year. E sf,..'E J..s
 No nonsense.' she cried, with a aou'ish of the umbrella. Here you went and put | in about meters. and shOOtin' stais, and ou' Liza Jane she went and sot up till mid night on the front ct, ps loOkin' for stars. nd she had that prskS AdOlphus with her. It's shame to be putin, such things in ih. paper about meters and such like.'
 M ,dsme.' we graveiy repIed. sth- study of astronomy 10 one of the most interest .ng snd--'
 She rose, and lifting aloft that umbrella screAined. ss t#a l@.. s
 Stop that paper. It Eh puts one ot '-m papers about meters in my box agsiu Pll--' and h'urishing the umbrella in des. perate way sue darted out yelling, 'stop the paper
 But we haven't stopped tue paper al yet. t-e
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

VALUE OF hxBEL M"NEY The l. ItI. Rock (ArK} HeraL7 ot l"c 3t lnst. s"ys |: "A Case Was G$ p0s d ct m inc Circuit Court yest-G~.>;. Sl wuIch tue so call' d C,,h,rurr,t' say,u qa'ie an lmpor- taiil part In Nov' mucI, S62 l. Com k,tre borrow. d @25o Ut lhe oeJastlau C''un' ty School Fuuu, g,tt, < its uaIe thrrelur "eariug Uen per ceht mt, nst. The mon'y lveriveu was oi Cont. .deraie issue. aud al that tune passed current and Tor US I"cc tnr"usnoul tue state. 1he pay ment of the note Was postponed unnl the erd oi t"' W ar. and lleu tend rcd ID tne satne class ui Wealth that was IecrWrd tor Il, which Was ot course Ot no Value. Inc case
 trsggrt alung thr"uSn the iuterv' mug years uuul yesterday, wh. n. hy consrn'. ihe dei,ud .ut settled the matter hy paying ID Uuued States currencY h'n pr c.ut ui lh. note with accrued lnterest
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

Judge Pars naS recently m sds an inter- eeting and important decision. The Tol. land county court orderrd young man to pay certain sum for the supp'rt of bas- 'srd child, and mnds were required of him, which he could not procure, hence he was confined in j,il Then he took the poor debtor's oath and claimed ielrase from j,iI. The ,iler drcln d. and a writ "f habeas corpus was applied for. Judge Park held that the statute relating to the rl-ase of poor oeh,ors from imprisonment had no reference whatever to bas,srdy pro- cee,iings, and ordered th. applicant to bs remanded into the custody of th, j,ilor. ,.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17
oannec,,cu, yvsssern Nevgs.


SubscrlptiOm Acc0unt.-The date on the colorsd slip of paper with the name Oi the sub scriber, shows the time aO which Ghe sub. scrl pGi0m ls paid thus. k 5. amith 5JuI17, ndicates that Mir. smith haa paid for hir paper to see to it that their account, ss indicated by the date on their papers, Is always correct, and when they pay for 6 renewal oT their subscription, will observe whether their date Ia changed to indicate the proper credit and in the event of an error to inform us for correction at once. No claims for errors In theae accounts will hereafter be consid
 cred, unless presented within thirty d1y ys after the payment Is claimed to have been made, as the regular receipt of tho paper with the printed thereon is prma facie evidence of It's ac- ceptance as correct. J. l.. PEABR.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17
DIE O..

At Clayyille. Oneida Go N. Y on Wednesday, Nov 2 Aaron K. Peree, in the E9th year ot hia brother of Mrs. J Bostwick, and the late w. J. Pettee of Laksville.
 AtCanasn Valley Nov. sth, Franeir Donalds, aged 74 yesrr. N E#... E... .... !. "a
 At Nast Plymouth Nov 9th. Burritt Gaylord. aged aS years .. '... .r.'
 At Rome Italy. Oct sih.Julia Beerss dsu Khter of the late seth P. Deerr of Lichdeld. .e
 At Eorf.lE Nov It. Bridget Jackman, wife of Franklin Jackmsn. aged 60 yeaf~.
 In Warren Nov. Tth. Emily, wife of Peter N. Saith, aged S. e tr- ,s-..a.... - . At Middle own. Conn.,, John c Dewherrt noa ot Jamer E. and Em .ly A. Dewhutrt. aged V.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17
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lh Collineyie. Nov. sth, by Rev K. x. Lamb. John Il. Thumpson, Jr., and Miss Nellie n Graves. fH M
 At Norfolk Nov. 6 by Rev. J. T. Gleason. Dr. Emory k.mpton of New Jerrcy and Mes Rora F. Bs ach of Norfolk. H & y.
 At the residence Of the bride's father in Hopea- tonic, Mass. Nov hth. by the Rev. E.J .tliddings. athcr of the bridegr0Omr aSsisted by the Rev. c. W. Mallory. Franklin H. H.t;iddiuge. .asrietant cd tor of the Viasted HBR<LD, aud Lizzie P. hawes daughter of |. s. Hawes 3 @--t
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

PLRAsANrNEss 1T THE RAIL -.She was going tn Stamford to v,sit daughter. and took her seat in the cs,s for the hrst and only time in her lif.. During the ride an accidpn, Occuird whereby the car m which she was sested WAS thiOwn down an tm- osnkmrnt ana demolished, Crawling out from beneath the dsbrs. she spitd . man who was held dnwn in a sitting posture by his legs hring fastened.
 ''1s this Stamford 2" she apxiously in- Quired. *}r
 The m .n was from Bnsten. He was In considerable pain. but he 6ld not lose sight of tue fact that he was from BustOn; % he said:
 No; this is s catastrophe"
 'On,". .culsted the old lady. ''then I hadn't oughter got of her-f r -7E
 This was 90 evident ss to mako reply unn. crssarY. ........
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

l. & "Wednesday Mir. c B. Stevens, |" Clinton gentleman. abou, 60 years of age, came Very near losing his hfe,. as he wns cr,ssiug the railroad hridge over Indian ,iv- CT. when he discovered the express tram hea lnv down upon hun. wllh great pres ence ui mind he lowered bims-lt between the ties anu dropped, ,h- r'iu passing over him befuie he reached the ground heneath, wh,ch he did wuhcu' serious h jdry.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

MR. BERcHER's CASE. The commission of ths Congregational association which was appointed last April to investigate Mr. Beechsr's case have made a report They Gay they prepared an appeal to all persons claiming, or supposed to have any informa- ton or trstimony agsins Mir. Bcecher not already tried in the civil court, urging them in the name of the Association at once to make such information known to the com mittee, and offering them. as far as p"ssi- ble. all the assistance they might need ID bringing It properly before said comm,s- sion for trial. This appeal was at once publish, d in full, or in part. in seyeral newspapers in Nv York and Brooklyn, and with some editorial comment, and it was also probably coped extensively by the press at large, Copies were also sent to those persons reported or publicly suppos- cd to have any information on the sul jeci hostile to Mir. Beecher. Having thus dune all in thei. power in the line of their ap- poiutment to show the earnest desire of thlS association to secure the most thorough, impartial and conclusive trial of an ac- cused member, the committee had .nly this to report: that up to this day. after more than six months opportunity to speak, and after ths mos urgent and public entreaiy tha, every oLs w0usd speak who had any thing to say against him, no one had seer fit to respond. no one had undertaken to make, either before the association or be- fore the commission. the slightest responsi hle charge against the moral Character ot Rev. Henry Ward Beacher. The rrpor was submitted to the association, aud th' following was unanimously adopted:
 Resolved, That we do, therefore. as ar association regard our brother as worthy of our coufi,i~nce and love, and express i'
 him our sympathy in the severe trla
 through whlch he passed.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

Tuesday night the barber shop of Jake all the towels, shears and hair brushes wcro stolen The thieves took everything of any value. ,.....- s.....