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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-08-04
RRATTIERORn

Professor Ellie Charlier, of the Char
lier Institute, New York, met with Sc
we're accident Monday afternoon by being
thrown from his carriage, breaking his
collar bone His son, who was in the
carriage at the time of the accident, es.
capped with but slight injuries.
SUPPOSED MURDER.
On Monday one j. H. Lewis of North,
field, Mass, was brought before Justice
G. K. Field, charged with murder in
April, 1875, at Jamaica, by administer
ing poison to A. NJ. Denning. Lewis
and Denning were at that time engaged
in getting out lumber, and Lewis mo-
tive for the murder is thought to have
been to obtain Denning's wife. The
poison used is supposed to have been
morphine and whiskey, obtained at
Brattleboro of Newton & Ross. drug.
gists. A large number of witnesses
were summoned, but the prisoner waived
an examination, and was sent 10 Jail at
Fayetteville to await his trial for muir
der, in September next 1t is said that
one or two Others are implicated in the
murder, or know something about it, and
that one of them lately revealed his
knowledge of it, resulting in the present
prosecution. 1t is understood that the
testimony will make it appear that NOR
phine and whisky was purchased, and
that the bottle containing it was kept
safely from intrusion by the prisoner,
and that Lewis allowed no one to drink
cut of that particular bottle of whisky
except Denning. The widow of Den
ming was present at court and her APP
pearance indicated extreme poverty and
distress. Lewis was taken from Jail at
Greenfield, Mass, where he was confined
for stabbing a man. A Boston chemist,
it is said, has made an analysis of Den
ning's stomach and found strong indica-
tons of morphine and whisky. Alto
gether the case looks dark for the pris-
Oner.
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RICHMOND MARKET, July 31.-The
market was the same as last week. But
tel sold at 16c to 1Sc for fair 1Sc to
zoe for choice, and 2lc to 22c for fancy.
Cheese, farm diaries, &c to Sc. Eggs,
15c per doz.
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ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Au-
gust Good sold at Is cents; choice
10 to 22e gilt edge 24c per pound, with
very little offering. The quality of but
ter coming forward is not frst-rate and
really choice lots would command a
higher figure.
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CHESTER.

Rev. L. j Chafee begins his fourth
year as pastor of the First Universalist
Church next Sunday. His subject in
the afternoon will be " Lessons from
the Building Of Solomon's Temple"
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B. r. JENNIE.
FIRE INsU AZ ANCB. BRATTLEBORO.V VI
stock Compnnie. Represented.

FlRE INSt AM BRA w.
Stock Compnnie. Repre.ented.
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE FIRE
ms. co, London. Edinburgh and New York,
COMMERCIAL UNION. London and New
York, Assets. (Gold.) SlI.IO0.O00
LANCASHIRE, l3.UOO.0OO
ROYAL CANADIAN. Montreal. Capital. 5.O00.000
FRANKLIN, PhiIadelp hia, Cash Assets, 3,AO.UOO
CONTINENTAL, New York, Cash Assets. 3.000,OU0
PHOENIX, Brooklyn. Cash Assets, 26OO.O0O
Asses na 100000
LYC0MiNG. Muncy. Pa. Cash Assets. 10000
ROGER WILLIAMS, Providence, X. /. 2OOO00
MANUFACrU RERS' FIRE INSURANCE
CO., of Newark. N. j. Cash Capital. DOoOo
MUTUAL COMPANIES.
Premium Notes, 4,lOOOoo
Notes SUi''' ~ 1A''' - 'e'e''' 49, 100000
MILLVILLE MUTUAL MARINE FIRE
ms. CO.. Millviile. N. j.. Assets. Premium o 40
Notes, l.5OOOOO
CONNECTICUT RIVER, Bellows Falls. As
sets, Premium Fotes, SoOUOO
Co.. Hartford. Conn 100000
AND OTHER COMPANIES, FIRE AND LIFE.
Over $lOO,OOO,OOO.
REAL ESTATE bought and sold on Commission.
Orders by mail solicited Fl
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ATHENS.

Blueberries and pond lilies attract
many visitors to that famed locality,
Lily Pond, in the south part of the town.
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ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given that an application will be
made to the Legislature of Vermont at their next
session, TO be holden in October, A. D. 1876, for a
map of the State part thereof the alteration
of the boundary lines of some or all the counties as
now constituted, the creation of new county or
counties and the establishment upon the main lines
of railroads of all any of the county seats the
east side of the State which are now located away
from raid main lines of railroad
July 2S. 1876. 30-33
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given that an application will be
made the Legislature of Vermon at their session
to be holden at Montpelier, in October A, ID. 1876.
for the formation and establishment of a coun-
ty, embracing some of the towns now comprised in
Windsor and Windham counties and the alteration
counties so as to conform to the boundaries of such
new county.
July 3lst 1876. 3l-S
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Alexis Wade's house and barn at
Ludlow were burned by an incendiary
fire Friday night. Loss, $500; insur-
ance, 50, 400.
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DARN FOR SALE.

Situated two miles south of West Westminster
Village, consisting of 100 of land suitably di
yited into tiage and pasture. good wood lot with
sugar orchard. Fruit enough for family use with
Young orchard of grated fruit not bearing yet.
For further particulars, inquire Of
III. Q. G0ODELL.
West Westminster, VT.
Inna an 1874 N.@
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-08-04

Ex-Gov. Hartman of N ii. is to
speak in this state during the last ten
days ID this month.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-08-04

%. A. Willard, at Whitesville in
Cavendish, had $50 stolen few days
since, and Joseph Hickory has been ar
rested, charged with the theft.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-08-04

ID perior extract for making Root Beer, for the
coming warm weather. twenty i've cents per bottle,
which will produce gallons Of the best quality OF
Root Beer. Try il. Il
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DARN FOR SALE.

The subscribers offer for sale exchange for vii
Iage property their farm, known as the Alexander
Cook farm, situated in Grafton, "a miles from Bar
louisville depot. Said farm contains two hundred
acres suitably divided into pasture and llage lots
Buildings consist OF good and nearly new IA story
house with suitable outbuildings IN good repair;
Running water to house and barn. Good fruit and
sugar orchards.
This is a opportunity to secure good dairy
or stock farm on reasonable terms.
NJ X. LAWRENCE.
80 46 o. w. FLETCHER.
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GREAT REDUCTION

Send to the Springfield Music store for Catalogue
and Price List. The best instruments, each war
ranted for five years. at a small advance of whole
sale prices.
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AGENTS WANTED

In every town in Vermont TO sell the well known
SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS.-1ver7 TO- GOO in use
The standard organ for beauty and purity of tone.
No money required. An active man OF woman want
ed IN every town. Send stamp for particulars.
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DABBITT a. HAYES HAVE A sU.

June 80. 1875.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-08-04

For pleasant, attractive homes, see the
residences upon the Terrace building lots
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-08-04
notice.

A LII persons indebted to S. II. GUILD. Agent, are
n requested to call at the store of Geo. q. Guild
md settle their bills Immediately. All bills not
paid within so days will be left for collection.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-08-04

A tenement house and lot TO rent. Also a fue
hiding lot for sale. Inquire Of g. W. COOK. IS
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CHESTER. W., Feb, 10th. 1876.
MR. A. A MAGWIRE :-IjEAR SIR - take niea
sure in saying that the Smith American organ, !,
which so attracted my attention at the county fair
and bought OF you short time after gives perfect
satisfaction In every respect Iwould not exchange
4 for any other instrument Of the kind with which
1 sm acquainted. If person desires simply Me-
lodeon or seraphine. he will not get one in the
smith Organ. But if he wants what this claims 10
be. and is an Organ, rich in aud unedualed in
capacity and excellence, should say let him test
this Organ before concluding to purchase elsew ere
l am very truly yours,
A. b. FLANDERS. Rector Of ST. Luke's Church,
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ALEXANDRIA.

FIsHTowN.-LaborerS are busily al work
Cleaning away the debris OF the late fire at
Fishtown and building new booths, &C. in
The place OF those destroyed. Fish are begin
ming 10 arrive more freely, and affairs are
consequently more animated at FishtOVn
Since saturdays report there have been re-
celVed 800 shad ,Sj 200 herrings, ,i20 punches
of white perch and rock, and {, loo taylers
Shad sold from $40 10 so per hundred, her
rings from $40 30 TO SIP per thousand, rock
from - TO 25 cents piece, white perch from
10 Is cents bunch, and taylers 1 10 l.
cents piece.
BAPTIsING.-The river bank at battery
Rodgers was crowded yesterday morning
with spectators 10 witness the ceremony OF
baptism by immersion. The persons bap-
tsed were colored people, and the ceremony
was performed simultaneously by Revs
Fields Cooke and s. W. Madden. Those who
were baptised numbered eighty i've and they
and their friends made the air resound with
their hymns and EXPLANATIONS of Joy.
DEATH OF JAMES ENrwIsLE, sR-This
venerable and much respected gentleman
died at his residence, on Royal street. this
morning. aged eighty years, after short but
very violent attack OF pueumonia.-GG1e,te,
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GEORGETOWN.

THE REVIVAL.-The meeting was opene 4
with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Mason after while b
Prof. Chickerng addressed the meeting. Mr..
Andrews, of Michigan, was then introduced
and spoke OF the parable of the PrOdigcIs
return, in connection with his own CONVEX
sion, in an able and mastery style, earnestly
eGhortiDg all TO return to their Father. Mr.
Bryan, a young man conf ected with the y.
NJ. L. A, then related his conversion under
Mr.. Hammond, twelve years ago, at a little
town in New jersey.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoN-The annual
meeting OF the Eighth Building Association
took place last ever ing AZ Goddari'S Hall
The following officers and directors were
elected for the ensuing year: VIM. Clabaugh.
president; James Goddard. vice presidents
Robert Frey, treasurer; VIM. King secre-
fary; directors-J. r. Birch, Jos. Libhey
Benz. Miller, Thos. Bowling, Andrew Frey,
James Riley and David Robinson. Twenty
shares were sold at 10 per share.
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C0udpuse<a Locals.

Col. Whitley, A. Il. Newcombe ami ex-
Solicitor BaUfield were before the grand Jury
to-day on the safe burglary Investigation.
The following communicates of X nights
Templsrs from Baltimore appear In the pro-
cession In this city on the 18th instant a tue
unveiling of the Lincoln statue: Rising sun,
No. /; St Johns, No. ?; Emanuel. No. ;.
For relief of the Treasury sufferers $1,000
has been contributed from the Fourth Audi
tors office and $50 from the Excelsior Bank
note company; total $50 so. The relief fund
is how very low (halance on hand only Sl2).
and further contributions are earnestly So
licited.
O'Brien's great % cent show is under mann
moth tents, the saw dust arena comprising
two circles and the seating capacity being
almost equal to that of the Coliseum in
Rome, but the seats were all filled last night.
The horses were rather unmanageable this
time, after their winter rest. The perform
ance is likely 10 be better every evening
hereafter, as last night was the first perform
ance for several months, the company begin
ming their summer tour In this city.
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ttor nf Coz gress, and The payment Of t~.xes
By zoe people. aided. Sc we trust IN 80 ne de-
gee. by our administration aud the faithful
discharge OF their duties by the ~ d GERS aud
employees of the District COVE. nmeut the
credit of the District rs restoreI its securities
command favorable prices in the money
largely reduced and are no longer com l aimed
OF by property holders, and n gratifying
prosperity. lesseued only by the monetary
embarrassments of the country, pervsdes the
District. With appropriations hereafter by
Congress TO meet the proper proportion OF
the government OF the expenses or the Dis
trict ard an economical administration of
its affairs, we cannot doub that the District
In the future will be as prosperous as the
most favored municipalities OF the country.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
IT Pi E Rsss$:a Commissioners, D. c.
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Am usem eats, &C., Tonight

Sof;o1lGi 7heGtT.-Sothern, as Lord Dun
dreary."
Ford's Opera House. Tony Pastors un-
rivaled variety troupe.
Theuter ConaiQIe-The Partisan FoIlies,"
ard other varieties.
John O. Brien'S six great shows consolidated,
corner 9th and streets.
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Removal.
FIRST CLASS SECURING AND DYEING.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, 900 G. ST. north
west, three doors west of 9th street, very near
his former place. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of America an
or European invention, he is enabled TO do
any work In q manner not 70 be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities
80 Ladies Dresses cleaned and dyed with
out being taken apart.
50 Grape Wells refinished nice and cheap.
az Grease stains removed effectually.
/" Gents garments cleaning and dyeing a
speciality.
~ Prices lower than ever before, TO suit
the times.
SoD.-Sod cut an even width and thick
ness by machine, and furnished at low price.
Parties wishing sod laid, or 10 lay thera-
selves, can be accommodated by addressing
Box 45I, city T. o. i,5,i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Hutchison's stfn,-
ulating Liniment cures Sprains and Bruises.
4;
DIR. c. w. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAM
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly 20 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, ID yspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
50 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 2,24,eo
CHARLES HEIDsIKCK Silery. Extra Dry
and Grand Vim Medaillo Champagne. For
sale by Hall q Hume. 12.3.eoS:
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SALE OF VALUABLE LoTs.-J. V. n
Huyck, real estate agent, has sold. for j. T.
Audenried, OF Philadelphia, To Col. Cnas. T.
Davies, all ofthe vacant ground on the north
side OIL street, east of the residence OF Mrs.,
Admiral Dahlgren, being lots 6. aud part
OF :, in square pa, containing about n so
square feet, for the sum of S3O,75l. Colonel
Davies has already commenced the cree tion
OF block OF hrst-class houses, which prom
Use 10 be an ornament TO that already beau
tiful section Of The CITY
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FISH MARKET To-DAY.-Sold hv X. A
Golden Brother, fish agents.! 600 shad,
sold for Sl7aslS per hundred; IO. 900 behring's,
for SSaS9 per thousand; 1000 punches fish,
sold from 3tO 80 cents per bunch; I 900 gill
Iock, sold from 10 TO ID CENTS piece.
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LOCAL VS..
Weather Probabilities To-day.
OrFIcr OF CH1Er SIGNAL orYIcxR, !

WASHINGTON, April IL, 1876. :
During the rest of Tuesday, In the south
Atlantic states, stationary pressure and tenn
perature, easterly winds, and increasing
clnndiReSs.
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CIT Y ITEMS.
Removal.

FINE FRENCH CLOTH DRESS SUITS made
to order, $40, at Moore's, 10II Y Y. ave, 4,II,G
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GRATIFYING EXHIBIT OF COLoRED
SCHOOLs.-The summary by the Superin-
teudent OF COlOred Schools OF the reports OF
the teachers fer the month OF March. is1G
shows. as compared with March, 1875, the
following results: Number OF schools -, So
increase OF ?; whole number OF pupils i6S,
an Increase OF $40; average enrolled 4.23l, an
increase of 36S; average daily attendance
i,lZ1, an Increase Of 49,; per cent OF attend
ance % 3, gain OF To; cases OF hardness 3. a
reduction of ia cases; cases of corporal pun
ishment 81, a reduction of IS cases
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs Duncanson
Bros. auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon
for John r. Norris. trustee, lot ,, in sQuarc
rs. improved by a small frame house. for
$50, 10 Frank Hume, ESQ.
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ALLEGED CENTENNIAL FRAUD AND AR
REsT-Special Agents Henderson aud Myers
OF he Post Office department arrested YES
terday two brothers, IL. l.. and W. g A.
ward, who had received from the Post
Office number OF letters in answer 10 tIe
following advertisement.
"Wanted-Ten young men, good penmen
and OF good address, 10 ill positions as sales
men at the Centennial fair ground. Address.
with stamp Tor reply, Brown & Morton, box
$50, Z. o, Washington, ID. c.
They were taken before u. 8. Commission
er Johnson, who held them in the sum Of
500 each for their appearance at the next
term of the Criminal Court.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS
PERSONAL.

MApAA AUkEBBRAHD CANBG COSsULT-
fl "a about the Past, Present and Future, for a
snort time, at Room No. y, 231 Pennsylt suis ave
Lue, between I'd and Sd streets. spll a.
INVOICES legally and quietly Obtained for In
- compatibility, &C.; residence unnecessary Feg
after decree. A GO0DRTCR NSS
apll Of p. o. Box 1857, Chicago.
WlLh lbs GkhrLEMAN WHO GAYE THE
w LITTLE BOYS cents for The .sOrffie y in IT,
PepssyIyaLls Avenue Oar. At the foot Of tue Capt
Mise VI. A. L.. City Post office. sriO 81.
nR: ROBERTSON can be Committed ever,
~, Hed55s'dsy and Saturday punctuslly at bis
OHoe, aga lgth street northwest from 10 % m
X. sd bis card under Medical notices ap7 "a
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nAnAME Ross

This celebrated Lacy AstrOlogist aud Healing Ne
olum can be consulted AZ No 2Ol ID street. corner
o. q northvest. She has superior ia deiiReatins
me Past, Present and Future. 10 love or business
her edyice Il invaluable, describing your frieDds
pointing out your enemies, and informing you of
the sure way 10 success IN all undertakings. Con-
sultstlon strictly confidential. Ladies, 81 gentle
men, 81 so. sepl ~
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THE TREASURY ROBBERY.
TRhAn

The trial Of VIM IL Ottmsn. CHARGED with
the larceny of so .0G - from the Treasury
oepa also with receiving stolen or
embez1ied money knowing 10 10 have be N
such, was resumed this morning in the
Crimius al Court. Judge DIN; District Attor-
ley Wells and Hon. Jeremiah n Wilson for
the government. and Won. Matt III Carpen-
ter. W. A. Cook. X i. Merrick and r h.
Elliott FOR the accused. District Attorney
Wells proceeded to make the closing argu-
neDt for the government, and was spea king
when our report closed.
LIST OF PATENTS issuei 70 residents Of
the District of Columbia, Maryland aud Nfr.
ginia for the week ending April itth. IS3G.
District " C0bGssbfd.-Joseph Parent i'm
provement In meat holders, Mtchaal Briel
and j. q. Krieeer. improvement in he'd hot
toms; George w Cheney, aaslgnor of half his
right 10 Albert c. Couch, OF Providence X 4 .
Improvement in furnaces for roasting and
smelling ores; Andrew J. Simpson, improve
ment in methods and machines for brea king
loaded she'll and shot; Norman Wisri, inn
provement In projectiles for heavy ordnance.
WIN. u. Smoot, Improvement in ca coup
llngs.
kmyIand-Robert Jennings, Baltimore
assigDOr OF three dfths of his right 20 George
Fowler jennings, Of same place, Improve
ment in weather strips; McClintock foung.
af Federick, Improvement in mschin for
boring pipe stems.
I'rgirid.-Levi r. Comstock, OF Richmond
Improvement in bot-air furnaces: VIM n
Bowden, OF Danville. impro vement In %.
bacco driers; G. 7. Johnson, PittSylvanla 4
IL Improvement in insect destroying COM
pounds. Trade mark-Wm. Z. lilly 4 Co,
OF Norfolk, canes.
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BUILDING AssocIArIoNs.-The second
meeting OF East Washington Building As
sociatiop, No. 2, was held at McCaulsy's
Hall, Capitol Hill, last night, Colonel Jas.
A. TAFT, president, in the chair, and r. b.
Ferguson, secretary. Five thousand i've
hundred dollars were advanced upon fifty-
eight shares at an average premium of one
bur dred and five. The meeting was largely
attended.
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ATTHE METHODIST PASTORS MEETING
yesterday at the Foundry, the committee
appointed a. previous meeting In relation
10 The general awakening upon the subject of
religion in this city, attributed in a great
measure To the labOrs OF Rev. l.. u. X am
mond, made q report. and IL was announced
that Mr.. Hammoud's lsbors would close this
week. A resolution was adopted "that a
union NEE ting of all the Methodist churches
Of the city be held in the Foundry NJ. T..
Church on Sunday, April ~, for the purpose
OF following up and continuing the revival
work" To this meeting all christian work
ers are invited. IL Mr.. Hammond's labors
continue after the present week this meeting
will not go on.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-The Washing
ton City Hibernia Benevolent society, No.
last night elected the following officers for
the ensuing year:-Thomas Broderick; presi-
l.. Daily, second vice president; 8. McMon-
gle, recording secretary; p. Conner, financial
secretary; Z. III. Dunno, treasurer. Board oil
directors, John Batters; Peter Mccartney
Charles McHugh, John Neenan, Thomas
Muntz, M. Brady. Marsbals, Peter Wynne,
Austin Lysight, John Flynn.
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LADIES' GOODS.

1876 SPRING OPENING. IS7C
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ACCIDENT.-Edwsrds & Hutchison's StIni-
ulating Liniment cures Sprsins and Bruises.
, 1876-10-28

It would SCI M that all the abusive
editorials in the world, are not pub
lished in Oregon. There is yet a
leaven Of Billingsgate left among
our rext-door neighbors on the other
side. We refer to the journeyman
Haich-droppers, across the Straits.
One of these Chesterfeldian jour
nalists tells the other that he is fitted
for but one kind of a pen, and that
is pig-pen. The answer OF the
lampooned parliament-sharp is
equally bitter, as he charges the pa
ternity of the first papers editorials
upon one of those humble animals
which Balaam rode to prayer-meet-
ing, some time ago. Don'd We hafe
lots of fun in dot brinding Office?
, 1876-10-28

Major Cook, of Santa Barbara,
CAL, is a formidable cant late for
the hon OILS hitherto accorded to
Ihompson's colt. At a recc Mt meet
ing he was called out and said
"Like his friend st arms, he had
nothing to do but vote the Republi-
can ticket, and would give as his
sentiments: 'Palsied be the hand and
forever de -nned the soul that lifted
a hand against the American Flag! "
And while this political blatherskite
is trying to keep alive the hatred en-
gendered by the war, Gen. 10. Hook
er, the "bravest of the brave" holds
out his palsied hand and forgiveness
to the men who wore the gray, saying
"Erring brothers, go and sin no
more"