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PREPARE FOR TIT.
sRERIFFs SALE.
By JAS. II. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Anderson County.
In The Probate Court.
A. G. Stott, Plaintiff, against Drayton NJ.
Stott. ST.. NJ. J. Kay. ct al.-Cbpplai,t 10
Partition the Real Estate Of Mrs. Harriet
Richardson .Soh, deceased.
PY virtue OF an order to me directed from
O w. W.. Humphreys. Esq, Probate
Judge Of Anderson County in the above
stated case, l wi expose to sale ON the
FIRST MONDA1 In JANUARY next,
at Anderson Court House.
TRACT NO. I,
Containing 90 acres, more or less, situate
in Anderson County, 8. c., on both sides of
the Six and Twenty Mile Creek, and adjoin-
ing iunds of John Harper, John .Dalrymple,
Mrs. Thomson and others.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third cash. thc re-
mining two-thirds on a credit OF twelve
months, secured by bond, with approved
surety together with mortgage OF the
premises. Purchaser to pay extra for all
necessary papers.
WM. McGUKIN. Sheriff
Dec I, 1876 21
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SOMETHING NEW Z!

Y AEUST HAVE MONEY, and if
n those who know themselves indebted
TO me for Work dcne, must come and settle
with me in q few days, or will be conf
PEELED to put the!r Accounts in the hands Of
IN Officer for collection, which will DO
something new for me to do.
Oct 10, 1876 Il HS''
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TO CREDITORs,

MOTICE TO CREDITORS.
An All persons having demands against
the Estate OF John 3. Poore. deceased, are
notified TO present them to the undersigned,
properly proven, within the time prescribed
by fnw, and all indebted to make payment.
j. J. MATTISDE,
Ad;ii'r.. de bnn's non, with will annexed.
Dec 81. 1873 u 3a
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rHE INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL MATTERS.
(. u. Q. a.

Rev. D. Z. Frisrson has been elected to
deliver the ANIMAL address before the Young
Mems Christian Association OF this town.
The annual meeting will be held IN Tempe
rance Hall on the second Wednesday even
ing in January. The occasion will be one
,f interest, and the ladies and gentlemen of
Anderson are invited to attend.
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TDLLED.

TsGALED, t .tl.
PEFORE mo by Jasper N. Pool. who
Dl lives three miles from Calhoun, in
Anderson County, two STEERS-one red,
colorcd horned Steer, marked IN the right
lcit car with crop and Under Bit The
other Is q mlilay white and red colored
Steer, unmarked. Have been at Pools six
weeks. The owner will come forward,
prove property and take them away, or they
will be disposed Of according TO law
WARREN y. WILKES, r. ]. A. G..
Dec 7, 1870 81
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-lPH0L. .STERlR(s..

rHNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
a the residents of Anderson and vicini-
tty, that he, IL prepared to do all kinds of
Upholstefing on S0fas, Lounges and Chairs
or anything else In his line, with ,.tlo. /,
and dispatch, Trunks and Valises also y
paired. ;.r,.i..n.,a E. h.....stis
4. At!iI Fan, s cYi|s, < 5a5ssI1s 5irsMItgH; 5s;l:
Nov ., 1876 ''''.''''' i16'1 3ln''.
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EEoIlel Path TTigIl Scll0nl. n

gHSItEl Exercises of this School will be TO.
H sunled November 9th. i s,l, ~
: 5nstrpetion will be carefully impaired IN
and IN all the ordinary and higher braiichSs
OF English. Special attention viii be Gaid
to Penmanship. TSrms--From SEED 10
Sl4.00 Per.ternii Contingent Zee. so cents
StudeBts,will be .yveeived at my time, and
clarged only for tho time, they ,cople. t.s !, 4,
N0s g, 1876 I'd y Nst
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NOTICE.

MTOTICE"is hereby gircn that application
4N will be made three months alter date
fora duplicate of scrip for three Shares of
Southwestern. Railroad Bank and Sonth
CAROLINE Railroad Stock. standing in tho
name Of Polly Smith, date and number not
known, the original being lost or DESTROYED.
JAMES WEBB, Ex'r
Oct 10, 1875 y 7"a14 1ainSm
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LAND Ar PURLTC SALE.

4 WILL cell before the Court House door
Il at Anderson, on Saleday In january,
next the Tract Of Land whereon Robert NJ d.
Graham now. resides, situate near SENECA
hiver, ana adjoining lands OF IHps. b PAL
mcr A. J. Graham ana others, containing
1909 acres, more or less Terms of sale
STRICTLY CASH
-. SYLVESTER BLECKLEY.
2 Dec I, 1876 2la, t-,. 4
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M 6TfEE 6 GEEDft0Rs.. a4.ontsir
GN. All PERSONS having temhnds aSaiiisi
the Estate0f Alexaiidef sf6t,ison, deceased
are hereby notified TO present theiato tl,a
uaderaiBn-n properly .prove1i within Tux
ame prSsoribed bylaw, and all Indebted q
q. ". MeHEE2 9y2ksIypl9 : Il, 2. ! !
Dec 7, 1879 II ffT5 5tYt
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"a Positive Tact {!

"a ;;Lh persons indcb thdlta7iis are reauest-
11AXcd to allApdnay az before. january
isl. ,jSI1;. Aftor thai siatp 3iley will have to
settle with an OfiISsB SG ahe, Law. 80, -,
sx..5 ,,sls .s1.ial fFaAST, DELL eco. T
y ritN9V ~, h6i6nl,i -. 10 L.lNG
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-12-21

n The store OF Mr.. Henry Busch, in
Aiken, was entered on Monday night
last, ,and about one hundred dollars worth
Of goods stolen. u
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

Dec il. 1879 q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-09


| beii "'tc Is % pe cAplodci ;,,.--...
! "''0 NUN Va "es'aF' sept. .. I.-.
"o0i III '"'' 81 % hlio--It ttlIf.,-. ....
{ "' " W pounds IN all. \ ITO.
va oo"' : ''ii' 'i''heou-Iy l. o.-. ....
water 80 ''''"- ''' ;9-e
y,.n ,,o,
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two hnndle'i name, on Tie l.,o...
nnndi eds on the senca'l pie l-s... ,..-
''u''a7in h'7been awakened AtV- !ea-
'i'"i' >of"''i' in''n- W 'te.fpl,n
!, ,,.,a.,.
fr,,'n'! ',,,'' "'''' ','', 'ai .'
M mnyen.nt- . y,''' = ~
erased from >.,. y..I. %
o. ,,nr,,ar ,,, . '''''' 49,
70 the nn..r, N ~, ,-' ~ .'''' 60 '.
,,,,,,.
Gardens got b.ek At niue. ..l.a
spanish place ch 'rei' vent To- ih-
'oi' Museum c'iIe' on D''''n : u-....
''oii'hd' 'ooA i irIVe IN G1ttei-'..
'.''''t' '''e ''"A'i',h Minister ana '..-e
~ - He''' y '"',''- ''-' sd.
$50 " - - - = ~ q d >''.''''-
:,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-09

There were bat few contests IN The nom.
IN ilny committee. That on Senator wa~
quite lively. ,hr many frirn Is of GEO. W
Rant III of Waterbury, giving him Al,
earnest SUPPORT He received eleven
vo'es 10 Mr.. Richardson's twrnty-,wo.
and there Were three or four scattering
votes. For second assistant Judge. J. VI
Fisher Of Cabot received eleven woes and
Philtndcr Riford twenty-five. this keeping
up tn" custom of taking the iu Iy,.S onc
from the ca>tern and the other from the
western portion of the County, HE con
ventlon was large and enthusiastic and the
nominations are excellent ones. and will
receive a biz majority in Septcmb,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-09


f"'' 9''" i ''''''i' ih'F' VA Horace
'''''E' N"ho ny 'le way Knew y. H.
'''" ''''' c'il''l'loI IN ''l Il certainty IL
I'''' |'''| w i'' l''>''eht lo"f year
- =" "''' -l''t IN tllr dcopi'
''''' 'V' Nun WIS., 'h'E i''rt" ne wa
,,'' = '''''''' ''''' '''''' ''' was FIo.tilr'H
'''N inv ''''' l''' Wy |" re-
- ne -''''t I'lofin'f
~ = + ''''>
'''' ~ IT, pa Nl'l'"0u>'N
.,r
.,.. ,,'.,,..- -, .,',..;I -, "'' ','
ever changing con litions; ,ht.v belong. t.
IN" domain OF practical craftsmanship
t -, 'D''N Va t. N1':''"'r 900 II >t"l'n-
,rnl,l,. Il, conn, ! over III. ,..,n -, ~, 80,
fix HE an|lr bl viii /. to lash the rll,i,lr
Tor 'hr whole v"yt 'r, Il huputn intelligence,
!iiu W. 1T 'ii' h''iil 10 discern the ,hit IN,
H., ~ ~ ''i,'' '''',' y il''';'''
ncnt> d.y by d,y and euId, 10 m,.t.r,
over TN III.
int Is Summers Idea about resumption
1t Is It c"nb1nt'ion of chart, and hcln~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-09
cannot eat but little uieat.
My stomach Is not good.
llit still think that can drinA
NTH nliu that Nnat.s 4 hon :.

THEORY VS.. PRACTICE--Ncx: in inpor
tance is a conscientious fidelity in the ex
crrlsc of the authority to hold To account
and diSpace unrru~tworthy or incap.bI,
subordinates -Ttlden Letter.
That New York sheriff who let Tweed
90 is still holding Office samuel zoe,
back on his friends only when obliged TO-
The VENEZUELA CLAIMS -Golloyc :
Orth declined being candidate for GOV
ernor of Indiana on the republican ticket
because Of his come ction with the Ncno-
zuela claims. 1t has also lately apDpared
that the notorious Sam Cary, candidate for
ce-president on the grecnbtck ticket.
was deeply interested in this same cl,im.
The State. i well known Democratic or
gan Of Tennessee. says, i'll huge capitals:
- Let it be known before tn, election tha,
the farmers have agreed to spot every
leading Radical negro in the county. and
treat him As an enemy for ali time 10 come
The rotten ring mus: ana shall be broken
1t any and all costs Tn Democrats have
determined to withdraw all employment
rom their enemies lie, this flct be
1nOWn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-09

Senator IIamlin i, pushing an amend.
mcnt 10 the Postal bill which bids fair &c
restore the fast mails. No opposition to il
= expected in the Senate, and there ar,
ttlr hopes If it in the House.
y very important accession To the sup
portrr> Of Hayes in New York State j. an.
hoHnoed. Hon Dewitt G. Littlciohn SAYS
IN Il letter to a friend: Il have fully decid-
ei not to support >Ir TllIen for President.
b1t shall Vote for Hayes and WLo4I4r :.
'1r. LIttielohn VS. on of the New York
delegates 70 the $. Louis Convention. and
has been one Of the most prominent Dem
ocrIs IN The Empire State
Mr.. OrdWav. Arms Of the
House IN the last Congress. after havino
been put off from day to dav some two
weeks, hats 1T last been allowed the onnor-
tunlty TO explain his accounts, in REGARD
70 which some question was raised hefore
the Committee on ReJl Estate Pool His
explanation seems to have been on
tirely satisfactory. vindicating him of All
euspcion Of incolrectness in his accounts
or lack Of fidelity or homes in .Iisbursino
sunds entrusted to him
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-09

HE AIGu>T Observation-Disclosures vo e.,
tor state officers. Monday. Houston, dem
orr';t Is elected governor by very LARGE
mrj"rity- 10000 or So Counties hereto
for" republican 20 democratic. All OF
which shows that the South is to b,. pr,c-
ucallv a unit for the ii de. of reform .
which Tll1en represent, -the idea beino
'llt where the negro voters prodonina'e
Their votes shall not. As in Mi>,i,,ipp So
elsewhere. And the Senate Committee,
h'~ lnst reported that in Mississippi this i
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-09
p. T. EarnIln New end Greatest Show
Oh Ear IL.

n. T. Earnlm's New End Greatest Show
on Earth.
After reading the advertis ament in our
columns to-day. the large M Iorlty OF our
readers will doubtless agree with us that
even the Centennial year would no
amount to much to most people, were II
not for that wonderful incarnation OF Amer
lean nerve and originality. p. I. Barnum'
To paraphla-e the historians estimate o.
Napoleon, Mr. B,rnum is not Il great man
because he is Il great showmen, but he is
great Snowman because he is Il great man
nd possesses the genius to seize upon
great opportunities and utilize them to his
own and everybody else's best advantage.
/ This yr:r. rightly concluding that even
to.- I've woa!l not entirely s.ti-fy the plb-
lic and especially those unable to visi
Philadelphia, he h,> lied to 10y far tn,
greatest show on earth comprehensive
! md in piring Centennial Celebration, re-
plete with genuine Fourth of July features
md commemorative novelties of his own
levi,ing. Thi, extraordinary combina-
ton of exhibitions ana jubilee will be pre-
scented in Montpelier, on Monday, the 2lst
INST. being brou Int here on three monster
trains of Mr. Birnums own solid steel
car>.:tnd it is req, unable to estimate, will b
seen and participated in by everybody
both old and yomg-within aralus of if
" miles.
The Mcntyrric OF Mr.. B.inrn, colo sal
con- (hr llryr>. and rarc>t ever exhibited
IN F! inclu is his Scriptur.,l 50 70 Behc
moth, 4 living llippnp )tamu~ and the only
one in .Ancrir.,. The Museum i. Il vlsi
Centennial repository of mtrveis, lis au-
toma'ic department being operated by a
soil i silver steam engine. while there are
tonr great circus cpmplnie> combined to
please tn. Il llmircr~ OF c,i:; .~tritn and ath
lc>r trtt>
New features Of interest are being con
>ttnly .,,l,ltl 10 the innutner.,be collection
CIV '' = va" - ~ ''l''''''i No>i'iit' nus
the III trvclou-lv tu,oord Great Noblem,n !
and unI rcsloulhly tn. CREATES. of al! liv- |
inc human Moudt-r-
E.cn B.unum could not have done more
lli;n this .tr,l non" viii he satisfied it'll |
lc,, ,h,ua fu.l L,lll,yt, 81. and celebrate
.:.,,. " '''' y u '''
---
III is not I, bat the lea of reform W hitch
| represent.
NN' IL JONES ili-'EN.
i'''' "'l'' liii' an Niit'h OF Ohio
"'"'' can 't'4 li'''iiF
Peter Choppers parry i reilly erowlnr:
the initiation leaders. m,l At b,th uf TN.
I.;., .,.,.- .l.;,.; ,,:
- T''' az "'i> i"1 'il'"'l orgthlA /
tons IA n iilf.l . 10 An Penn. yjyloit |
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-09

lt'l - l. t'lN e lIIt' It ~ltt II
y OF Amherst College. ~ declines
''' W. ''' : - '''
l-i'te WI - lii'' "r ~ opposition i
''H' IL nice r1-H''li II t''A - ton-r,~S
IA III 10: HE tnWI d. II At lll NrI nri
,,,,.
Tho. ,.,1..n... !, ,L.. S...,,,l H. >,
viii h uIl ht. lt,I nr\t : ,,i,r,}.,y - !,
NJ in each, r,vn will ,t,.,4,.r.... ,1l..
ate, vi,, VIII r..u,,i,.,,. H.. n.,,:s,
nc ''''''' '''' e''''i e i '''''
Us '''''' '''' Al -'eN OF" ana = urie-
H. . ~ ''ii''>
- '''''' " II e'''' @'i' sly tI'
1i""'i1'n~ wall curry thr >t't' 10y i1,"o'
4 yorltE.
~. -.
for Governor Of N;>e,ur; ~. .,,
1..,.}.,u..
" ''''' .''''" - '''~ = : ''i'''''- 4 i
r'iof'htF. IN =. aus I. -Dt"lp-
crit says h. -, very drank on = >t,.a.u-
boa, :, few DAYS, ,r, .,ul ,,,,..l, ,.,,l...l
me tii'''' mas
Mayor Il no closes Ms Official rep IT OF
he Intitn battle ON the Little Biz Horn =,
f un,ys
r,..t,,rr.. ,,...,....,.,.....,....,..,
.-l-nt" w.l-A CAS- t,it, an wlcn Nil rem.
~ * M m ' ' 1I i, lr t'r n
iD "a. .,7,'.1-in[ ar,~ IN IA" lo
$40 id NJ, be- al sle,s' '-'.i' ~
In ct er words. Mai II Reno thinks IL.
(.,v.rn,n..r, h,,1l !, t....,. .,.
arms. ammunition and s1;p,lirs 70 The In
l;.,r ,;.,,,,; . ,r
'''' ~
''''o'9 VI '''e '''ie 'E'"ioh-
" Dung man. You need not come to
me for any sHch letter of recommend, T..
liO1; ms W.u i4u peft.1 0ut,itel,. and |
will lend no assistance to it, prosecution.
-SDluH j. IItden.
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,, ,'r,,,,,. H. -, '', ~" lei'er' 'i'y
a. 'n',t 10, , n'~s !" ,,".'at| 10 MAKE
''''S " 'ru' >'ll" SH'"h II
WIS Il" ';'l' 81 'r'' '1't MS letter Was
NO. "ot ",.',''," W. '',, Us I" tie shows
''''.' ~ w., .'',' ,"o wen '3"' Inc
,,'''' mus nave i''le'i mo 'he hands OF
rot'o' N"otl'
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-09
Republican County Convention

The Convention assembled at the vi
lage Hall in Montpelier. at 10 II 4. NJ
Saturday, August 5th, 1876
Called to order by 2. 2. Pitkin, Chair
man Of the County Committee, who, 70
| he Committee. nominated Hon Charlie
II. Heath of Montpelier, as President of tn
temporary organization of the Convention
! md he vas elected.
Clark King nominated William A. Lor,
IF Montpelier rs Secretary Of the tempo
rary organization, and he was elected.
On motion, the temporary organization
With the addition of two Vice Presidents
md one Secretary. was made the pernla
| nent organization.
Don. p Carpenter Of Mld1escx, an
Albert Dwincll were elected Vice Pres
Tents of the Convention, and Capt. c. d
Williams of Mortified, Secretary.
Moved that the Chair appoint L com
nittee Of five to draft and report re-oll,.
ions; agreed to, and George S Nichols
J. NJ Poland, w. P Dillingham;, w. A
3"yce and NJ p. Wallace We're appointed
IS such committee.
Moved that the nomination Of County
Committee be referred to the nomnatjn"
mmittec-agreed to-
Moved that when the Convention adj
puFn 1t be to resolve itself into town con
ventIons to elect 4 nominating committee
IF two from each town. who shall nomi-
nate and report to the Convention a list OF
county oiictrs-ayrccd TO.
The President then introGuccd Urnr,
Ballard, E~q., Of Burlington. who address,
ed the Convention on The political issues OF
ID" day.
The Convention then adjourned till :.
AFTERNOON
Pursuant to adjournment the Convent n
met and WAS called to order bv the Prr-i-
dent.
F.. +. Palmer Of Waterbury, AMI Hon.
il'nan Carpenter of Northticll addressed
Ihc Convention briefly.
Mr.. Clorgh of Waterbury intro lttrcd
the following resolution. which. on mo-
ion, WAS ordered TO lie:
RtSoLvfD That hrrc.ter the i,.Ittll, a. CONVEX.
ti'lS II tins 'iuty Drlrtt..t ,.Iv-lt NJ and W.
'd' Wl III the County he entitled t. ,tlr--tt
nl ol' t'etSAtt IN all"n thereto tor ei, Atiu
i'i or lrI't"iIAl part Of one hurlircl votes cast TO-
ana town Tor the t'uhliean late 1r q N,rll,l
II Inc next preceding r4"rlloI, t. repr.s. 1t III!
o." II III the CoilIrn
RESOLVED. Tplt tn, 1tir4t, ,fI.utt,a -.-.,
ct ronl1H!tte" on cr,-!cltI.i4
The nominating committee, elected b,
Tue several towns, reported by their Oh lir-
man. Joseph Poland of Montpelier. tlle fol
lowing list Of County officers TO the Con-
vtnilon, and the report WITS accepted ana
.doptr", and those ntmed therein were,
put IN nomination for the several offices:
H.n Ira t-.4ri-ai H. ID, wal,st.Ii , 'i NJ ;e.sf
Assistant Jui-e9 II tine COMFY e. lr+ Willard :
Martin. II l,lAlnirld: FhIiaud.r lltatl i W.rrr4
Jnit" " Probate Hon iiAr4ey TAiru. Il barr.
STAT" Nt'r1trl Frank IIumiry i \urth:r4l
Hhrlh J ,Hu / Ti.tI". II VI '.lt,'elirr
mn BAL Il ''e 'r--'.o Il 'lre.. i fAseteu
The following gentlemen w,r. ap,o.Il.-
rd rs County COMMITTEE,
Clark KIN. IF " ,ntp, !,r: ,,-.,r.., I.l..t.. ..
NAroh.t,d: t'e"rsr ..ara..t B4rr-: ] il ii -.
i.tA.:.. II NJ ,i.tlc.icI, " / I..4.i-il.,.
The followin. list of town committee,
were rtlOrtp.l ia tIl,. { ',ny.,,;nn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-09

CONGRESS This body is still in session
The president last week sent, in answer t,
Il resolution, Il number of documents re
lating to the IIamb lrg matter. He speaks
plainly of the barbarity of the massacre,
ana of the apparent purpose in the South
to crush republicans
In the Senate there has been a lively
debate on this question, Mr. f. lmunds tax
ing prominent part in it. In the House
Proctor Knott made dirty attack OF
Blaine in which only half of his own part,
supported him. Very likely Knott wa
drunk, however; that being the normal
condition of the reform" head of the
judiciary committee.
Lamar and Garfield have been maxine
political speeches of Il higher order than
the usual Congressional talk for buncombe
and it 5 Stated tn Lunar is comino II,
here to canvass for the democrats. Th.
House has pissed 4 bill repeating the re-
clause. four-tifths of the demo
Gratis supporting it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-09
Philadelphia Letter.
From our rekI. CO. respoudent.l
PHILADELPHIA. August >, 1876,

| From our regular CO: respondent.I
| PHILADELPHIA. August ). 1876.
To build an international city and pu
| it down in one year is Il feat that has beer
| reserved for the nineteenth century. Eng
and. France and Austria, have done it
| The United States will soon have done it
| md, in 1873. that wonderfully elastic PEG.
Die. across the Atlantic. are to have anOth-
| II Worlds Fair that will eclipse ours as
| completely as the typical American sup
poses ours to eclipse all former fairs. They
| lid not do things this way in The - good
Id times" Look at the pyramids OF
:gvpt. they were Substantial: nothing
.n.cy about them; the only way to pull
ne II down in Il year would b.. with dvlGtm-
mite. They are not rs sublime rs Il noun
lin, nor rs beautiful rs Il tree, and they
| re not good for anything, but but wish
had kept of Of the pyramids, there i
omethng 50 fresh AMI nevsy in lhrm.
rat when You commence writing about
hem it IS almost impossible to stop
There has been some talk during the
;l>t week of continuing the Exhibition
.onge than the tenth of November, bat
nose who expect to see il after llltt Il 1T.
viii be disappointed 1t has been definite
decided thai it must close on thlt dav
srnn the tenth of November till the first
f December, there will be the C, Infusion
If removal and drmolion The paradise
If jew Gentle and Yankee spectators, will
e in and around F;tirm, ut Park. VERY
uitlc, 1t Is safe to say, will be-
AIKEN to Europe. Asia, South Anlcria.
Africa, Australia, Canada, Mexico or The
sandwich l>I;tnd>-to any Of the countries
hit have contributed their mi 1'lt or mite
Q oar FAR. am disposed to think thai
he III 'J"Titv of exhibitors both native an
.orrl5n, VIII leave Phltdcl phi, with dis
gust. lhcy have no doubt been impress.
1t WIKI the magnitude and resource, OF
'ur List young ntllon. but. they hav.
been thwaltrd and disapp ointcd in
he object th,t brought them here
he swelling advertisement of their ulrr-
tlE.n'll>r. Disguise 1t - we may bv
such high sounding expressions Is tlr.
parliament OF Nations, and The f.,Irrt-
ion OF the world. the prime object Of
ms show Is not ptu lo;l>nl. or the promo
ION OF lhc c:st OF peace; it Is. Eve would a.
A''l call Things ~ their proper namc>l
hat The merchant prince, 4 poetic
4 'ine l"f rich >hopmrn) mny Introduce
heir goods t. 4 l.trgtr number of hurtr>.
IIll'titl PIMA. the largest manufacturing
NY ct thls hcml~ ph,rc, wanted i heavy
advertisement; henrc She raised - ,UOV.VJo I
or enthusiasm. Of which she paid :, part
Portions OF Europe and perhaps of Asia,
.iavc learned tiHtt ! hllt,lrlphi,, j. not an
i~Llld, aud i not in South Anerict The
spread ot geographical knowledge i no.
nlinporttnl England. France, Eus-i.t
ana Other countries dies lrtt to display Ger
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-09

TO amount to IN absolute lie. His news
Paper explanation and his sworn testimo
ny are commended to that portion of the
democratic press of Vermont who are en-
gagged in mailing this " republican lie;'
and all will do we'll to remember the hon
e-ty and reliability of this mans cxpana-
ton, when they read, if ever they have IN
opportunity, his specious letter Of accept
ance
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-09

The Maine election occurs tiy,. ,,,ok .
from Monday. Besides Governor. five
Congressman are to be chosen, and Il lrr;s-
lature that will have the selection Of :,
Senator for SIX wears from The !! h of
March next.
Some folks are troubled about tl,. hn,l,h
of Samuel the Reformer. He is Siill :.i.l"
to truthfullv troll the ancient littv: