davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-19

6 s III an sic @~entennial~@ ummiilion
bon Slraeliten cine Npplifatiun einserei6t
p%oroen, welde I'M ole GrlaubniB bitten,
auf Dem @usItequnesplaee Elm Heltau~
rant SIT erribten, in Incident hie Speileu
naA lioiihen Goridriften Subereitet
wcroen. Die Betit.on 1T BON berporra>
genoer 0tabbiueru unter;eibnet woroeu
uno miro iiderliA Seriidlidtiaun9 fin
ben. Mud auf ben sroBen europdtiden
Observation-Disclosures ~beltanoen oerartige
Heitauratiouen. =
, 1876-01-19
Rt0mpnb pOit OFFICE.
prf-N rraneement.
Is. Oftoter tS13.

-E .rh -.H. E .IHr rH.
Mcrolihr SurfbfHss 2hsimtt taari6,
SpnhfaoF hrreaenrmme" -Mrfunff S W'' sp'
q. M. 'N"0 o.@o
Sonn-na- @n!uuft 5@, 81. -qra~
ftiu6 1875 q. p. p'p~
NorHlide @ea EfH. Gderid, arsocnon,~
III mtn Spnn'ane. = Nnrrnft IT'S q. 3D.
poltdius 1875 lib 8 20 q. 81.
siloIifr goH. .3meim al tdalih. eorr.
feee dl~lSGenemnten. - Nnfnnft 10 on SD
12.i5..R, 81. w. "
,,s, Sor r II :, sgnfunft 1900 81. g,e
&iea NOM g. 1anbfre Giienbobn e.
tt@.- @ntunft 2.30 81. M. Wsa1hins
SHnhiile g. Greensboro. 3peimor tSo,
l.@. Infnrft 2.30 unb 9 N.M. ~ mses
l@'ub V. W. unb f2.45 81. 81. SF
Sarmbile. 1dalid, senntoas eueo,n..
y ms En- o. ,anfunft 2.3O n. 81. % WDaldina
|yti"fN"te Ggtu O~tenbatn. Idaffb
Senhtn9s au%s9enpm Mnfunft & 81 aS,l
- ppftftl1B $50 9. 81.
Syndbbnrs Charlottesville, @taunton soh;,.
Sulpber SPrinss unb peftid BON Wbites,,is
sefr Sprtn9s. Mnfunft S 9. M.- Nnl.
ssetf goint lub stationen an mr. q ~
Ut. nno g.. @, g. sdaii6, gunntaas a y w.
nenllnen; - Mnfuuft 1880 y. Dr. M,nI,t-
i9luB 2 81. 81. SpF"
glOuesfsr, itter @ef Ycint. ,Sou6.-g,
taf1t 1880 y. ~. = pSfiblus 2N. 81
Iareabannud, iiter gilb Saul. tSoIia
""''"1t $50 8. @.- gsiidlue / s. d.
Sattcs 8iber campfer. DreimoI psd,ns
l,d. anfanft MOntaas, MIttmud,s NM
Sg1s,iaes, . r. ". - stiblue, Dienaooa
&onasrltass unp Soana6ents, 5.30gl Sd
eaHal gafct. Tr,imal nvdeutIid.
aa ~ Wtttmp6s, 8reitaes unb @snntaos
: = w: : &flbluB, Muntaas. MittwSd,s
upo 8reiiass, 4 81. 81. V'
Sagnrt Eaurp &oute. ;3meimat ,pSdsutIid.
o. aa1unft Mtttwp9s unb Gonnabeups. 6
". M. ., Wolti9lub, Dunneyfass unp @uaS
, 1876-01-19

@6ifffabrt. 9ie oeutl6e Bar
fe nYepita," Capt. @uben, perlieB am
q. os. New YOrf, I'M mad Gi9mOno
gu iegeln.
S9Ooner vTronf s.. Som" Gapitdn
Sage, BON &i6mOno, errei@te am Is.
bs. Bolton.
S6ooner n2i9btioot," Capt. @uoo,
BON &iAmono, mar Den s. os. in Gal
pelton. Seros.
, 1876-01-19

2e9islatnr. 9as Wablcnmite
in Setreff oes &ni9bt us. SobnIon miro
beute cine Sisuns baben.
IS beiBt, Oab Die Maioritdt Der 60
mitemitslieoer fir 8ablen, cine ncue
gSobl fir oiele Staot anempfeblen ipers
ben.
Cine &elolution, ale Sporteln BON
Seomtcu, Wfit9lieoer Der Sesislntur II.
7. 10. nm Is YrOsent gu ernieorisen,
tpuroe %aneenDmmen.
, 1876-01-19

Sbierqud1erei @ir Gaben
l9on 10 oft uns iiber Die Notbweroisfeit
zines Sbierqudlerpereins ausgelprp1en,
IL. purbcn sellern mieber boran %erinnert,
ols mir in Der Moin StraBe elm armes
|9fsro Dor Den Mietb @agen zines gte-
gers eeipannt iaben, pel6es auf elm
9u9e lubm unb auf bei0en Sinterfenlen
blind mar uno 10 o~us9cbunsert, oaB
man oos orme Sbier als &leiberaufbdn=
ger gebron6en fonnte. IS madte einen
trOurlgFn Ginorud auf uns, oils mir oie'
, 1876-01-19

Muf9efunoen. Gcltern Wtit=
tag I'm l III, wurbe Der toote &0rper
bes leit @o6en permibten 81. g. &eo=
forb i'm Slulle, nobe Der Camille Gi=
1enbabn Bride, in Sbarps Sslanb Sc
funoen. 9erlelbe 1T ldon fart in Ser
"elung iihergeecnsen. 3mei Slider
Ieute baben li9 bic 8elobnung ueroient.
9ie 2ei6e miro berte Nadmittas UNI 3
lDr Su ibrer lebten &ubeltatte 9ebra6t
lperoen,
, 1876-01-19

Oas Seem Dorfer MasfenbaII~@ Sc
lee, ODER pielnebr Die Sia, pelhe bic
4ufbebun9 bes Wtasfenbau Serbetes be-
slpedt, fam am Sreitag i'm Scnat in Oil
banguor unb murOe snm Orut beoro 1t.
, 1876-01-19

8egen 8ronbiti tunst ter
Goftet. 81. g. Morrib, meib, wuroe
geltern Na9t ullter Der Mnflage mad
Sem 2ten Staticnsbaus sebradt, bos
@obnbaus oes peritorbenen %. ..
@eorsc in 8rano seliedt 5u boben. Ser
Sall wiro beutc Mtur9en In YoliSei9e=
ridte pnrfOmmen.
, 1876-01-19

Morsaret Morris, farbis, wurte se=
tern Mor9en Dor Den Yoli5eirl4ter se-
bra6t, anseflast Elm leeritebenocs Saus
on Der Soncpd StroBe erbro6eu nno
cine Yortie 81 Ell, wel6es Dem %ueritor=
beue Sbomas @eiterman sebOrte, 9e=
1tpblen gu 1aben. Sic wurOe Der Su=
1tinos Court iiberwielen.
, 1876-01-19
Selte miro Die 2ssislatur lire Cit

Seute miro Die 2esislatur lire 9ib
un9 bis l ubr peri6ieben, Inn an Der
Seier bes @eburtstases oes Generals
Nobert 6. See, in Der vMhemblp SaQ,"
ND cine srobc @tahenperfammluns obs
9ebalten weroen miro, She'll 81 nebmen.
Ser Sauptsued Der @erlammluns lit,
@eloer fir Den Mpmumenten=SouO auf=
Subrinsen. IS iino in peri9ieoene
Sbeilen Der Staot Sublcriptions 2ilteu
Qufoeleet.
, 1876-01-19
Drpoppbs etc.

Dry GOODS! Dry 0ppb6 !!
s. 81. Drice atnD 60.
SEQ. 11o1 Wlain Ctr, @fe Der IL.
crbaltcn NIT icbem Gage naue Sctbt<
iuoaren ole: .
8arbs8e @ameeIbaar- Nnsiigt.
Sdpnr3e lan0e unb cneere Gbaipls,
9stt YIanfets" 10-4..12 A, 13-4.s
R@&wn ger unb f%arttoer fletcher 1ammst.
OaS Eager spn GaEtmetes, wslda in Sir.
gina Qerth, nirp ifess SerarBBnt
3su9e rNr llcterrEde Ga Su $1,50 bis SO
pei Cart. ~ "y
8ranaEfl0c unc enqlifhe Gnlimeres, pvlle
lie Qemee, lino a~tnterSea os fir Serrsu, auateu
1lnb Mi hsn.
ar'ea ultraru9, gugas Ifdsn, @paoer-
1es' $ u"o @orturrN5. Sctfsu, 6emren Cos
tfntfaler, Nsagen Etc. ETC.. I'M r Int
, 1876-01-19

ri4tIi4 %bcInn9en, ST Io1ie mid ni6t
our6hpi6len, ooer Der &lfuf ioG Iie bo=
len. &arl 86s." (Se6r vg6Ie" l0cint
bieler GarI nidt su iein y
Sic ugremcr Na6ri6ten" ent6alten
Die dtpettelDofte Nn5ei9e, boB
MISUNDERSTANDING Nr. 2
Elm mb6lirtes 3immer pbne M0bel, on
Gin ooer 5lpef iun9e 9eute gu permiet1ell"
lei.
Sic areuScituns cntbicIt folgenbe
Srouer=Nn5eige
Seute NaAt cling nod nlr fur5cm
&rarfenla9er 81 Der langeriebnten elpi-
gen Mllbe etn meinc treue @bcfrau
o., 9eb. g..
Sic Bate picl ~9eliebct 90
y, Den 5. NoDewber 1870 n..l
8. g.
S M G9cmniber ,SasebG. ftnoet ii6
folsenne:
W~arnun9.
SD 5eige bicrmit an, oaB meine Srarl
obne meinen @ilens oon mir fort9elau=
Ten lit, borum iparne i9 Scoermann, ibr
orf mslilem 9}amen ctpo5 5u bergen, in=
Dem l9 Ni6ts fir lie be5able.
.-.-,a { &ar1 Gelber. 4,
9 ie 9. S.s3t9. Dom 259 Nlouember
entbdlt fol9enoe 4n5ei9e elmer curiolen
Samilie - =
Sic eroartctcn 3lpiQinge
8alt6er uno Pbilipp
Iillo bcllte III aIer 6riibc eineetroHen.
Wa9beburg, ocn 80. Nopember 1875.
Us. Sempri1 un0 6rall.
, 1876-01-19

&ufus 6. 8incent, 81 Sabre alt,
1tarb por9eltern pl0sli6 i'm @el6dfte
1eines Sobnes in gaplin9 Green, Ga=
roline Gorntr, go.
, 1876-01-19

Concert. Seute IbenO finOet bos
Concert gu Sun item Der ct. Sobunnis
Sonntaesi6ule in Der n@Hemblp Sau"
itatt. 9ieler cole 3wed iollte cine quite
lnterItiiBun9 finoen. IS baben li9
piele Muliflreunoe ooran betbeiligt unn
Der Mbeno miro einen 9roBen @enub fir
bic 3uDDrer bieten.
, 1876-01-19

nnter T ii enn9sDerein. Gs
ioltcn ZINE, luel1e Ocutlte Nrbeiter min
ideu ooer wilcn, NO grbeit fir Deutlbc,
weld)c bierhcrfomuen uno Arbeit iutcn.
gu %befontnca 1T, iuld5es rem Gomite oeS
Inter tiisun9Suerein8 aufse5en, banit
oeu 9euten aebolfen weroen fam. 0as
@omi'e beitebt aus folaenoen Serlcn: $.
SdmiOt. Brdi., ST, Siesel, s. s, Sob
Ter, $ y. Wfiler unb s. ) Hein.
, 1876-01-19
Mittwo1 10. )anuar 1876.
@tdEt Ni6lmDnb.

gBetterberid t t. Sir Den liio=
Iiden She'll Der Mtittelituaten, Sblo
8oaep uno SenneIlee, 1T beute Ge9en
uno mpltiees Wetter p%ropbe5eit.
, 1876-01-19

Cob 6ifnete 9eltern Wlor9en in Sem
Dort su 113 uno idlob Mittass nit
1923
Na@mittass 4 l1br, @oIo 1l2a uno
1929.
, 1876-01-19

Sas Mpnument fir Sobn g. S6Omp.
ion wuroe uor9eltern in 9o1pwooo auf-
geIteQt.
, 1876-01-19

gSer CUTE uno bilise &oblen faufen
mill, iollte ni6t perieblen, nodb Der IL.
Str., swii6en Main uno 8anf au ge=
ben, no Die @loper 9ia Comp. cine
nele Office e%rDffnet bat. @ute 8aare
uno pplles @emibt miro fir peniges
@elo geliefert.
, 1876-01-19
esuettipnen BON grieffofen.

9on aalten an tcn apej belunberen Meoen.
~.we ols Sternfaitsn %befannt inb, 600 unb
100 y. Xxx 80 urb US q. N. 5pnm
ia 8 $3.50 g. 81. unb 7'9t. N.
y an Ueiertagen = 600 g. WP. unb
W. W. @pn alien anberu Nolfen merhs,,
ete SrleTe auf BEN &idpey Der SrGaer anoes
p''' u. =. Ban Ten, g. %.
, 1876-01-19
SIN &atcnjammer.
'(In metue 6eliebtf,)

f.t SiGl4-I tbI.
9ie Monnen Iino 5eritobcn,
9ie Sowlen iinb gclcert;
Sie Welt, Don @rau lmipobcn,
SIT fcinen Gent mebr mertb !
Y}ir 1T 10 i6al uno libel, :
Sic Stirne 9llbt nlb brennt;
SIS fatert mid borribel,
IS fatert mid bprrcno !
Sol9t 10 Dem Gaui9 ser 9inne
3crmalmun9 ouf Dem SUP,
gu ipere MIR Der Mtillne
Ser5iidten WorsengruB!
@as frommt mir osin @eliebel,
Sas meinen SdmerS p%ertenut?
IS fatert mid Sorrible,
&c fatert mid borreno F!
Stud oieIem @bor BON 3e@ern,
Sie l6mei6elnO nit serlibrt,
uno itets ,u neuen Sebern
Wfein l1ma9es 5srs parfubrt!
gu rielig mar Der &ubel,
gu lpin3ig mein Salient
Sc tatert mi9 b%orribel,
Us fotcrt MID borrenb
Bring, Sbeure, mir ben Saruna,
@elol5en nno aebei5t:
9as 1T Die rcdte AtaDruns,
Bic lelblt Tergrdmte rei5t!
Wtlt Glli9, gau0 nno 3luiebel,
gSle lobt CT opulent
IS fatert mid borribel,
IS fatert MIDI borrenO
. 1arnng, trcu, uno bieber.
g(imm meinen S6wur in M@t!
9lle, ME pertneip' ib wieosr
Sic feul9e Ntltterna9t J.,
ggcelle lino bonn uebel,
Scr 98eile lebt oecsnt :
Is fatert mid bOrribel,
IS fatert mid DOrrenO!
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a'bmonb eeusr Alarm- GrIsaraph.
Mla III = & a & E n.

Ala m Sc & e u.
NO. 2 erlr gdissi @tatiun.
wv. 3 3peite grlisei @tattun.
81. 4 Critic gOIissi g htiuu.
NO. 5 Gprisenbaas, Ste strase. aabs
Srpab.
sfO. 6 ~SUaf ~aab.Satbsr Soula," grpaS
'StraBe, spiiden psr 9ten aub fOten.
Nr- z Sprtsenbaus. 1stsu ctr, nah
Jranflin.
Np. 10 &sdets.
SO. 3 gfe Der 12tfn ant Main CTR.
Np. IA Gde Der totsn uns gyrp Ctr.
10. 10 Gde Der 1ltsn unb @ars Ctr.
NO. 1-6 @ds Der yine unb Moin ctr.
Ar. II gde Der 3ten uno Gusal Ctr.
No p Ode Der 25lteu une Sroab o.
" % efe Der 17ten Mrb Niarlbau ctr
Np. pa Gds rrr 17su unp 81 olbinot.m
Ctr.
Ne. as MstrrsaIitnn Gil sn. @srfs. =
Ctr.
NO. 20 Ode Der 5tsu uab Main Cir.
NO. 81 gde Der 14ten unh Main CTR
No. SO gde Der 22itsn unb Drain Ctr,
No. "a gds Der 13tsn unb Gars Ctr
NO. 3-5 @tastii6ss Mrmenbans.
Np. SO Grecsgar gilensQEGfe.
Np. Al gds Der 9tsn unb 9sisJ Ctr.
No. 2 8rcab etrabe, sde Sail aay.
Mo. 4-3 Gde @pring unb gine ctr.
N0. - eds ct. Sames unb DUAL Ctr
9t0. 40 Spr Benbsus, 25Re Ctr.
NO. 81 SpriBenbaus, 10 CTR.
No. SO Ode Der GIay I'm G,ilmer ctr.
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Softer unb 0alile.


gle9onte Sdulidube fir Mdoden
uno &naben.
aSeine &albsicoerne Stiefcln nnb Sdp,
be fir Serren, &nuben uno Sinatinqe.
Stfefel sum GnUpfen unb nit Spisen
fir Oamen, y. dbden nnb &inoer.
Softer, Naliie nno Sdadteln su her,
untcraeieeten Breiien.
@utnmi 1leberidube bon aflen @ortcn
gu iebr b%ilisen Yreilen.
Seitctlte arbeit ,piro gut perfcrtigt
anb oaS 9allcn 9arrantirt @uSbclic=
rltnaen werocn auis Geite unb Eantli6>
le beior9t Serr Sobn $. Yoidcn
'piro eS iebr frenen ieinen dltcren &unben
mas. b~eltellte grbeit ~hetrifft, beoienen au
%oiirfel. german Soid)en g. Gruoer,
No. SOC urt ST. Broad Strassc,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-01
A Religious Error ana it's Terri
bic Effects upon the Soul.

Mr.. EDlroR.-Dear Sir: Paurin,
the greatest preacher the French Prot
estant Church has produced, says -
81 sink under the weight of this
subject and declare, when see my
relations, the people of my charge
when | think that /, that you, that
all are threatened with these torrents;
when see the lukewarmness Of my
devotlons in the languor of my love,
in the taintness Of my resolutions, and
designs, the least ecidcnce, though it
be only probable Or preSumptive, of
my future mercy, find in the thought
mortal passion which diffrses Itself
into every period Of my life, rendering
society tiresome, nourishment inslpid,
pleasure diSgustful and lite itself a
cruel bitter. | cease to wonder that a
fear Of He'll has made some melan-
choly and others mad J.
FROM A READER.
Woodstock, Feb. 2Sth, 1876.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-01
Woodstock, Feb. 2Sth, 1876.
Letter from Hartland.
Hartland, Feb. 2Sth, II

Hartand, Feb. 2Sth, 70.
FRIEND MCMAsTER-I wish to state a
few reasons why never became a men,
Der of any church. First, l never eX-
perienced that wonderful and mysterious
working within me, which ministers tell
us is necessary to become a true follower
of the humble Jesus. / have eXerted all
my mental powers to the uttermost, in
order to bring about that condition Of the
mind whereby might feel its effects with
in my heart, and know thereby that it was
a reality, and not some wild chimera Of
an over-excited Imagination. But all
my striving has been in vain. VIII some
of our professed christians point out the
course for an humble inquirer after truth
to pursue in order to feel its effects and
know that he is one of the chosen few,
whose sins are washed away. Another
reason is because l am not willing to be
damned. Our ministers and professors Of
religion tell us that we must be willing to
be damned, or we never can be saved
You, nor l, nor no one else Is willing to
suffer pain and misery ifin our right mind,
and to talk Of such things is worse than
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-01

useless Why do our professors of rel-
gion tell such tales to an enlightened COM
munlty? Is it to deceive the peoplel Ar
other reason is that do not wish to as
sociatc with class of people so wicked
and sinful as they represent themselves to
be. We hear them tell in church how
vile and sinful they are, also, how, if the
Lord had done justice to them, he would
have sent them to perdtion long ago.
o yc simple, understand wisdom; and we
fools, be We of an understanding heart
Another reason. is, because their religion
is not an every day religion, and they do
not practice it in their daily walk and
conversation. When they return from
their Sunday service they lay aside their
sacrcdncss until the next Sunday, unless
called upon during the week to attend a
prayer meeting, then they will pray long
and loud, 50 us to be heard by the people.
a class are no more honest than the
worlds people, and they are just a s eager
to obtain the "almighty dollar" Money
they must have, and tear that they will
cheat, and sometimes walk around the
truth in order to obtain the filthy lucrc.-
Mcthinks hear some one say, judge not.
l think our Savior said, by their fruits
shall We know them. This has always
been my criterion by which TO test them,
and by this test find that they are no
more willing to visit the sick, feed the
hungry, ciothe the naked, or lend help
ing hand to a neighbor in distress. A few
remarks, Mr.. Editor, and will close. We
sometimes hear young converts say that
they are ready and willing to die, and they
love Jesus with such undying love that
they long to fly to his arms. o, poor,
simple, foolish beings, know yc not that
no one while in health and full strength
is willing to pass through the dark valley,
to the great beyond. Our Savior prayed
to have the cup pass from him. He dread
ed the terrOrS OF death. Why will those
who pretend to be almost equal to the
angels in heaven tell such tales? Is it
not because they are blind guides who
strain at gnat and swallow II camel?
Let Others judge.
ONE OF THE READERS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-01

raised and a building committee ap.
pointed, and the work will probably
begin at once or as soon as spring
opens.
up in Hardwick in rs tkey died
Oft at the rate of AZ; they married at
the rate oSl7; they gave birth at
the rate of 26. Hardwick IS not pro
crossing.
M G Elliott, formerly General
Ticket Agent Of the Central Vermont
road, died in Minneapolis, Feb %
His disease is said to have been con-
sumption. Mr. Elliott was an efficient
and very popular railroad man
There IS a very strong feeling
among the active business men in
some OF the principal towns in the
state that the mail facilities are not
what they should be and desire chan
ges and improvements made.
Henry Prouts, of Coventry, broke
into the depot at Barton Landing one
night last week, aud stole $50. He
was suspected, pursued, captured and
incarcerated in Irasburgh Jail, in de-
fault of 81, 300 bail. The money was
recovered.
"A trampt about 80 years of age,
supposed TO be the murderer of fermer
Dickinson of Amherst, Mass, last
fall, was arrested in Dummerstown,
Wednesday, and lodged in Newtane
Jail for vagrancy.
Col L B Sawyer, Of Hyde Park,
late Clerk Of Lamojllc county, is be-
hind in his accounts for quite large
sum, some of it being money drawn
from the State treasury for Court ex
penscs, and the balance fines collect
ed and not paid over.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-01
VERMONT.

The Howe scale company, at
Brandon, publish attidavits that, while
samples of their scales sent to show
what they could do in the line of Il
government contract were in the
hands OF the post-oflce officials at
Washington, recently, they were so
tempered with that they did not pass
the test when they GIT back to Bran
don
The fish commissioners of the
state have now fifty thousand land,
locked salmon Matching in pond in
Rutland, which they are ready to dis
tribute gratultously to parties desiring
them. Parties applying for them
must state the area and depth of the
pond and the nature of the water.
These salmon came from the Maine
state house.
w II Galbraith has been appoint
ed deputy collector ofinternal revenue
at st Johnsbury. Office at the insur
ance agency OF W II Galbraith & Co.
A better appointment could not have
been made
Miss Theodosia Wolley. of Bel
lows Falls, an aged lady, who had
three thousand dollars, the total of her
hard earnings, on deposit at the
Northampton bank, lost it all by the
robbery.
-Rumor has it that Lucius Robin
son has leased the Memphremagog
House for five years, and that w F
Bowman will retain charge.
Levi Heath of Danville, has a
maple tree in his sugar place, that
measures III feet in circumference.
Theodore Trip, aged 81, form.
erly of Charleston, VT, died in SUIT
ton last Monday morning Of what
physicians consider cancer in the
stomach. He lived about sixty days
without taking nourishment, except.
ing occasionally a little weak coffee,
and no action of the bowels for fifty
days.
-Nettie Priest, of Coventry, has
been sent to 1rasburgh Jail for two
months for threatening to kill her
mother
John Austin, of Mortified, is
accused Of committing a felonous as
sault upon young lady of that town
While Dartmouth college has in.
creased Its tuition fees to 800, our
Vermont colleges charge only $45,
The supreme court has sustained
the action Of Judge Wheeler in the
celebrated Brattleboro school case.
The Vermont Academy is to be
at Saxton's River, The $4,000 to-
wards the building fund IN addition to
the $4,000 endowment fund is now
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-01
MAINE.

"A girl at the Belfast shoe factory
on Saturday, while playing with a
large copper cent, swallowed il. The
services Of a physician were called for,
who pushed it into her stomach. The
young man who owned the copper
says he would like to have it after she
gets through with it.
The Legislature of Maine has
passed law abolishing capital punish
ment in that State, substituting there
for Imprisonment for life at hard labor.
This makes the fifth State that has
done away with the death penalty.
The amount of lumber manufac-
tured in Machias, in 1875, was 17,SOO,-
600 feet; in Whitneyvill 22,5OO,OOO
feet. The estimate of logs now in
the boom and left over after last years
saving is 24,000,OOo; and those
hauled this winter, 100000. The
saving capacity of the mills on the
river is 25,O00,000 year.
The exceptions in the cases of
Jonathan Watson, convicted of arson,
and Hugh Smith, sentenced for five
years for causing the death of his in
sane wife by lnhuman treatment, have
been overruled at Portland.
Bangor has had its first fire since
the completion of the Holly system OF
water works, which proved, according
to reports, equal to the emergency.
The Governor of Maine has
signed the act to abolish capital pun
ishmont, and the general railroad act.
The Maine Legislature refuses to
repeal the act for paying bounty on
wild animals
"A nest of burglars has been brok-
en- up in Portland.
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The -NezeS.
SNndrl;eS.

The statement going the rounds
of the papers that Zachary Taylor's
grave unmarked by single stone, is
in the midst of Il Texan prairie" is a
mistake. The ex. President was buried
at the old family homestead in Ken
tncky, and the spot is marked with a
headstone. Kentucky proposes to
give him monument.
After two Arkansas farmers had
squandered $l120 on the lawyers in
trying to find out who owned an old
cart, they commenced shooting, and
five cents worth of ammunition
brought satisfactory decision. It's
your cart" were the last words of the
plaintiff.
Mr.. Caleb Gushing becomes, by
the death Of Reverdy Johnson, the
Oldest Cabinet Minister living in point
of years and appointment.
Some young ladies of Whtmore
Lake, Mich, undertook to get up a
donation for the Rev. II. f. Pierce, by
retailing kisses, and succeeded in dis
posing OF 90, for which the aggregate
receipts were $3.50. But the invest
ors complain that the girls pinched up
their lips and skimped the measure to
such degree that they made profit
OF 1000 per cent.
Miss Charlotte Cushman LETT a
fortune estimated at 100000.
The inventor of the tine cut
chewing tobacco is said to have been
a lady of New York named Mrs. Mil
Ter, who Hourished about half cen
fury ago
Upon the death Of 4 Danbury
woman VINO was a chronic borrower,
All unteelirg neighbor observed, "She
won't be buried there a week before
she'll be calling on the other tenants
for their lowers
-"What do you think of the pres
ent jury system ?" inquired man of
an old Chicago ex-Judge, the other
evening. 'Think. echoed the old
man in disgust. "Why, l think it is
getting so that if man should plead
guilty of murder, and try to get hung,
the jury would, somehow or other,
manage to acquit him
Six men, four Of them Indie us,
one negro and one white, have been
condemned by the United States court
to be executed at Fort Smith, Ark.
April 81 next. There were six hung
at the same place, September 4 last.
The man who shot and killed the
Irish giant, O'Baldwin, in New York,
has been acquitted.
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MARRIED.

In Woodstock, March lst, by Rev. j.
W. Guernsey, Albert II. Townsend of
Barnard, and Laura Blossom of Wood
stock.
In Woodstock, Feb. 2S, by Rev. Moses
Kiddcr, Jennie N. Solger and Ethan A..
Allen, both of Reading
In barnard. Feb. 26. at the residence of tho
brides mother. by Rev. Mr.. Caldwell, Miss
Kate 'rwombly to Mr.. Frank =. Soules.
In Woodstock. Feb. "a, by Rev. ]. W. Gurn
ssy, Horace Barr and Hattie J. Nero, both Of
Woodstock.
In Bridgewater, Jan. 81. by A. Damon, Mr..
!. B. Howe to Mrs H. d, Topliff both Of
Bridgewator.
In Centre Harbor Mass. Jan. 11th by Rev.
j. L. Gay, John D. Paine and Ellen H. Sim
mons both of Moultonboro.
In Barnard, Feb 90, At the residence of tn
brides father. by Rev. Dr. Caldwell Elizabeth
NJ, only daughter of Isaac D. Davis. Esq. of
Barnard to j Beaumont, of Chicago, III.
In Woodstock Feb. 22, by Rev. Moses Kid,
der, Emma +. Nye, Of Woodstock, to David
H. Markham, o: Bridgewater
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A Card.

Dear Sn'-Thc Catholic Ladies of the
village of Woodstock would be migrate
ful if they did not present their thanks to
the people for the great encouragement
and aid they received for their festival
Monday evening last. Even many who
could not attend, have been so kind as to
send us valuable presents in money and
cake. In spite Of the bad weather, and
other entertainments elsewhere, we have
realized the nice sum of one hundred dol
lars, for which again, please accept our
thanks.
The Ladies also tender their thanks to
Mr.. Sivirc Picard, for his advice and SER
vices in arranging the tables, etc, which
his long experience on steamboats, and in
hotels, amply qualified him for.
The COMMITTEE OF LADIES.
Woodstock, Feb. 29th, '7G.