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VERY VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

Will be exposed at Public SAFE on Thurs-
day, the 2l h day Of July, 1875. at the Il otel Of
A Maxwell, in Middletown. at ) O'Clock, the
home an farm of thomas J. Ford, situa,ed
in IT. 81. Gee ge's'Hunired, New C4stle C). {,
MOUNT JONES
Continuing Eve hurdred aad tlir,y-seyep
acres.
This Farm is improved by large subs.an
tlal BRICK owe ling. recently repaired, large
tr&S. Earn with Sutbling belos, large
kHiii ,Hranary. Corn Cribs, Carriage House,
Miii Smoke House aud other outbuildings.
tRA.R There is u peach orchard uf 500
trees, ) years old. with apple orchard of 200
trees, pears and Other fruit of CHI ice yarities
fences and hedges in fair condition. Mount
Jones Is an Old homestead seieeted by an old
English geologlst from wnom it derives its
name. Embrasing location, Healt hiulness,
qniilty Of soil, a1aptability to Fruit, cereals
and grasses. being situated on an eminenc.
lou ieet above low water mark in the belt OF
and running frcm Delaware River on III e
East, 5. ". course TO the Ches 4peake Bay.
under lined with deposits of mari renowned
ior lis particular amount Of carbonate OF .itne
and productive qualities
This farm is situated on the highest point
Oh thdt peit' cohslsting mostly Of deep wal
nut loan. red clay. suosOil several feet thick
below which the large deposits of mari lie nc :
cessable In many points the land is undulat-
ing ana yet not abrupt washey or grayeiy.
water in every field mostly tilable with sons
- acres OF good wood. aud the natural pro-
auctlvtness is unexcelled bv any lands on
the Penlnsula, requiring very little iln nroye
ment except the mari at moderate expense.
Location unequaled lying On the Public
Ioad, from Odessa to Wilmington, 2 ailes
from Del, River, commanding a beautiful
view OF same and surrounding country, diyid
cd by Public Road and within IL mile of Nc
gonopgh. IL miles from Odessa, direct
from Middletown and 4 from Cnesapeake Il
Delaware canal at ct. Georges and is from
Wilmingt9i.. giving hourly Communication
titner by X. II. or steamer for New York
Phi a., Bait. or Wilmington, landing near
Tor Shipment Of fruit, grain or lime. and in
cohsid. Ration of society. sch0os, Churches
healthfulnes quality OF Soil, aud susce ptabil.
lty OF successful husbandTy and cheap trans.
poilatlon ca1Dot be eXceLled anywhere.
,lEhMS OF SALE.-10 per cent. OF tur.
chase money on day Of Sales 1000 can re.
main al D per cent. tor number of years. tai.
sIce o. purchase money TO be paid on 18th o.
mar. 1911 Wnen possession will be given
sale pos tive. he property will be offered
AT private sale until within one week Of dS,
oi eaie' and II s.lu notice will be given O
Sahle' Apply TO lHOS. J. FORD,
~ II w rron McDtn0ugh Del.
Real rs ate Agent. Middletown. Del.
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Il have always voted the Republican
ticket" remarked Republican, recent
ly; "but next fall l shall vote the straight
Democratic ticket, for a change of ad-
ministration is most desirable" This
reflects the views Of tens of thousands
Of Republicans who would much more
willingly cast their ballots for the true
statesmen which are sure to be nomi-
mated at St. Louis, than for nobodies like
Hayes and Wheeler.
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Gov. HAYES is expected to resign. II
he does not do 30 until within 80 days of
the October election his place cannot
then be filed, and the Lieut.. Governor
Thomas L. Young, will succeed him.
1t is said the Ohio Republicans fearing
the risk of an election for Governor this
fall are insisting that Governor Hayes
shall hold on until late in September.
Unless he is anxious to retire to private
life, it would be well for Governor Hayes
not to resign. A bird in the hand i:
worth two in the bush.
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SHERIEE'S SALES.

SHERlFF'e SALE.
Dv virtle of writ of Vendition. Exponas to
me directed. will be exposed to Pu,i - sale, 10
the Store No. W.st 4th st. in the City of
Wilmington. ip New castle county, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY.
TIE 2i:h DAY OF JUNE. 1915,
Al 10 o'clock. u IL.
the following described Personal Property.
viz:
is Tea Casidies IS Spice Csddies 4 Counter
Sea and Weights, Fire Proof Safe 4 Mola.-
ses Stands. Stove and Pip 4, lot OF Japau Tea.
lot OF Starch, Barrel OF Whale OIL, Sla chests
Of Tea. &c, Also on the same day ut No. 223
ture, consisting of Bees. Bedsteads end Bed
d ng. Carpets. chairs. Tables Stands, Bureaus
Was stands &C.
Seize and taken into epecuiion as the pro-
perty Of VIM Pierce. and to be sold by
VIM. III. .LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
sherif's Once; h,; NsS ys Castle.
June i. ls1e. jels ts
SHERIFF,s SALE. -
- BY virtue Of wrh of " enditioni Exponas to
me directed, viii ne exppsea 10 Public Sale
on on the uPrenlses.' 23ed and Market streets.
Delaware. Tn CtiIf,.--.,
SATURDAY..
THE 24th DAY OF JUNE. Is7f.
At o'clock, .. m.
The following described Personal Property.
viz.
Beds, Bedsteals an Bedding, Stoves
Chars. Carpets, Bureaus. Washstands, Look
ing Glasses. Lounge. ClocF, &c.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro.
perty OF Erwin H. Hannum, and to be old
by
VIM. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherff's Office. New Castle.
junel2A b. 1876 !; je.5-ts
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I'VE have the Offices and we mean to
keep them we are the Republican party,
and we intendto maintain our rigorous
and registering rule" This is all the
significance there is to the action at Gin.
cinnati. Not q single issue is presented
upon principle. Not a word is uttered
in behalf Of retrenchment and reform.
Not single guarantee is given that a
new and higher policy will prevail. The
oficeholders combined upon candidate;
and that ended the struggle.
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1t makes no difference, now, whom the
Democrats nominate at st. Louis; Hayes
will beat him. Hayes always does win.
-Conniercidl.
No, he was badly beaten in 1872. He
has doubtless won bis last race, and in
N ovenlber will be set aside forever.
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IN JUSTICE TO John Henry Publ, Esq =,
we state that although Mr., John o. 'Byrne
did pay for the election tickets for the
Fifth Ward, yet Mr. Publ offered us the
money for them, before the election and
insisted upon us taking it, but we re-
fused. The writer of the article in yes
terday's HERALD was not aware Of this
when he wrote it.-Herntd.
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TNRusTEEs' SALE OF
REAL EoIAIE

IN BRANDY HUNDRED,
About one mile from Wilmington.
n by virtue oil a renewed order OF the Ornhan's
SouIt ~ the state vi Delaware, in and Tor
Ee" NastIe County. maze the 24tb day of
reeruafy' a. y. 1876, Will be exposed to : 10
LAfAYElTEHOTEL
kept by George ". ortlip, at 9th and s,;,,
sireet'' Wilmington, Delaware. on 'p'ey
sAlUhDAY. JULY 8th. 1870
at II o'clock a. m.
an,s p;umns described lands and t.ne-
eISs II Eg oeihg lne real estate of the late Esvid
Ii; ;FoIwo9d, deceased, to-wit: ''u
no. l. beginning by the side NJ a. 49,,
ninstoh fhlladelphia Turpuike a, c- vi
9I DaVid rennys land, thence hv H. sotnea sn
NORM III one and half degrees Wes, Sa,io Jam
perohhes' oouth nifty eight degregs. West fnny
Wast a. anu nye-tenths. North fifty degrees
iorty seven degrees, Yves. th,rty FIVE
70 tne hhe ol smith and Webster5s iands
lneE9ee oy the same North sixtv' 'ona aad =
nan uesrees est thirty eight percbos 10 n q
tniau'e VI pubic road and corner of scbnnI
nouse h io.' tncnce with the middle of ss;d
fonrteeu ar MU',n @ oisnt and half degrees. West
iouateeh berches, thence By said Iot Sonth 6fs
ty-hVe and half degrees. WSst eiannt Soutn NJ :
cnes anu 1oui -tenths TO the middle Of a unhi;c
roaa. tnehce witn the middle of the sans
hoItn Elk ana half degrees west tweiue
peIcnes TO the middle or ShelIn Creak
etehee Up the same,the several courses there.
,h,srca cn'fT ~ eignt perches to Shipley's land.
eighty four degrees east twentv.n;neU . nottn a
70 the middle of the frst ment;anaJ roaS
1850 noftn mae and a half degrees. east
| isS iheee peiches to a corner of said Shin
! iey ahd. thence by the same aud oibsr.
'-A'e ana tat degrets. east one
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ARCTIC ICE
COMPANY.
No. 2 East Second Street.

70 to EO pounds at 10 cents per hundred.
~ @ 10 ~ pounds. 90 cents per hundred; to
quantities. Eastern ice only.
aprllitf j. Is. CONROW d. son
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Hayes not SO Strong as he is claimed
to he,

hayes not so StrouS as he IL claimed
to be.
A Washington Correspondent shows up
the weakness of the hopes of the Repub-
licans in the following
The Republicans are claiming that
Hayes is man of great strength, which
he has shown by his previous success,
having never been defeated at the polls.
A:comparsion of the votes given by the
State of Ohio at different periods does
not support this statement. In 1865, the
Republican candidate for Governor in
Ohio was elected by about 10000 maiori-
ty. In 1867, Mr.. Hayes was the Republi
can candidate, and his majority was re.
duced to 1888. This was very narrow
margin for State which had given for
number of years from $4,000 to over
100000 Republican majority. In 1868
the Republicans carried Ohio by ma
Jority of 1907. In 1869 sMr. Hayes was
again the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, and his majority was reduced to
1900. In 1875 he again carried the State
by only about 5000 majority, with his
opponents divided on the platform. This
record is not that Of man of great
strength, form every instance save one
he largely reduced the majority of his
party from the previo ,s election, and in
each instance ne was barely able Ia
squeeze through in State where the
majority which his party had received
under the other candidate had beer
numbered by tens of thousands. His
second attempt to run for Congress re
suited in his disastrous defeat. This
certainly, we repeat, is not the record O
man OF great political strength. Tt
barely save party from defeat in Stat
which, except under a light vote, ha
been steadily and overwhelmingly Re
publican, deprives Hayes hoasted in
vincibiiity OF much Of the romance vbicl
the Republicans are trying to thro,
around his name. Now he goes into tn
canvas as the Represetatve Of the Nation
al Administration, There is nothing i
the platform to lift his candidacy ost G
that position, while on the other han
the platform, by its pointless chara cite,
leaves the acts Of the Administration q
the representative of that party, with q
its corruptions, peculations and usurps
tions, the foremost feature of the car
vass Mr.. Hayes is inevitably the repr,
sentative of the same system in the fl
ture. The perpetuation of Grantism {
the reform Of the Government is the on
question that will be set before the pc,
pie. The individual will he lost sight Of
the system ls the real issue.
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~ Ridges Food for Infshts and Inval ids
See advertisement.
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Senator Bayard for President

At mass meeting of the Democrats of
Claiborne county, Miss, held at Port
Gibson, on the 9th inst, GEM. d. Vert
ner offered the following resolution,
which was heartily and Enthusiastically
adopted:
Resolved, That our delegates to the
Democratic State Ionvention, TO assem-
BILE in jackson on the 14th inst, be re-
quested to make known to that body how
agreeable to us it would be to have 1t
known at the capital that our delegates
TO st. Louis could not cast their votes for
q man whom we would so much delight
to support with hearty zeal as that Coa-
etitutional Senator, patriotic citizen and
pure man, the Hon. Thomas f. Bayard.
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PAPER HANGINGS
go West Second Street.

Having laid in fine assortment OF excel
loving price. ", AZ, Is, IY ~. IS cents and
upward a piece.
WINDOW SHADES. rlai1 goods. bsst
qualify. y cents yaie; Ont Band Shades
el'4o pair. Clr goods are new and OF the
a test style, and we inyi.e the pablo to cali
and examine them 81 ,le new store of
r, r. EOSIN K BRO,
~ at Second Street
manner and at moderate rates. apll3md&S
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Nice SCREEN for Every Wiadow, at
Trifing Cost
!. Cheaper than any other.
., an be lifted to any window in a minute
and more perfectly than any other screen.
3, Can be removed, or raised instantly,
4, Can be used at top OF bottom OF window.
s. Allow the window to be at any height,
6, Can be rolled up when not in use. occupy.
ing little. space and not liable to injury,
I, No nails, screws or glue in its construc-
tion.
S, Neat, light and durable.
8, On one side the cloth Is fastened to a
"tongue," which fits loosely in a grove.
This 'tongue'' may be rolled or unrolled
for different sized windows.
10, The middle piece has a screw cut on one
end by which the cloth is made tight and
the frame ia held firmly in the easing at
any height. ra
| II, Cloth protects better from dust than wire
and equally well from insects.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-20

WILMINGTON, DEL. JUNE 30. 1875
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-05-05

FUNERAL OF Mrs. RoosKyELT.-The Prot
estant Episcopal burial service was pro-
nounced at Grace Church, New York. on
the ed inst, over the remains Of the late
Mrs Cornelis Van Ness Roosevelt, daugh-
ter of e1-Gov. Van Ness. of Vermont. and
widow Of the late Judge James Roosevelt
The floral offerings were rich and costly.
The chancel was dressed with crosses,
wreatbs, aad anchors, and on the altar rest
ed very beautiful bed of lilies and other
white flowers, fringed with violets on which
was implanted a large crown OF lilies and
immortelles surmounted by a small cross OF
violets. upon which perched white dove
with outstretched wings, bearing in its beak
a spray of palm. The casket. which was OF
rosewood covered with rich velvet, and or
namentei with silver handles and silver
fringe, bJre the following inscription
Mrs. Cornelia Roosevelt, died February
IA. 1876, aged sc years. widow OF Judge
James T. Roosevelt. of New York. )"
The casket also was very proinsely
dressed with flowers. At the head
rested large basket of lilies, roses, and
grasses; at the foot lay large anchor OF
red roses. upon a back ground OF evergreen
and ivy. and IN the centre was placed large
cross Of lilies. white roses, immortelles. and
violets. The cufin was borne up the cen
tral aisle, preceded by Rev. DR.: Morgan
Dix, Rev j. Clough r'b5lti, ald the FOL
lowing pall-bearers Robert L. Cutting,
Charles O'Couor, Richard 5 Clark, Joel
Wolf. Charles 4 Peabody, Peter Cooper,
Royal Phelps, and John z. Jones. The re-
mains having been placed on t;esties IN
front Of the Chancel, the lesson beginning,
81 am the Resurrection and the Lie, was
read, and followed by the hymn:
When gathering clouds around see
And days are darE, aud friends are few
The service concluded with the singing OF
the hymn Rock of Ages. The interment
took place at Greenwood Cemetery.
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The service concluded with the singing OF
the bynn " Rock Of Ages. " The interment
took place at Greenwood Cemetery
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UNIVERSALLY
RECOMMENDED.

We have lust received October. $3.50 a com
rnunicatiou from nearly every drug 70 n Ne"
Fnrl7n1 and the testimony Il universally 20 iaEnr
" sANFORDs RADICAL CURE fok CAIAhhh. Nc
believe there never Wa q remedy =" pppuiaf
wherever known aud certainly we ieel tlal never
was one more deserving 90 praise ftuule'- upon
--est - ert &c primer les and calculated by the
mos; accom-! shed physicians 20 meet the seNelest
forms of Catarrh. the cures made ~ N nave pi on -
been numerous hut So remark able A. {" eActs
puoIic attention sid cause the sale TO exceed ten
iold that o. any similar remedy ever teiofe COM
pounded. ,,...t---
,esti roonv In favor OF ms RADICAL CURE. others
ana ameny tlis number nav be iuun1 MANY o. our
most respectatls c.tiEens-disllke 70 becomt pub-
ley identified with 80 loathsome disea'e' Hence
10 the following case we are unable |" I've tus
name but are permitted 70 state the severity auu
condition OF the case before and AFTER ts-u- lue
RADICAL CURE, ard also that the gentleman oeeu-
pies responsible Office IN one Of cur state lnsttu-
tons. We quote
u would not FOR the world permit NY name TO he
used although have ne doubt 70 would be ~ heheht
10 many now suffering as have suffered hut I've
YOU d bre. statement OF my case -
For two years have taken bromide % potash
and bromide OF ammonia every day. never passed
single nj .ht without gettin- up once OF twice to
tr,.s m, throat from the matter that had dropped
int, Il dur D, sleep. and fnslly cou=hed during
all his time. since taking the RADICAL CURE
have taken no Iotassa OF ammonia have slept
sountly every Git without uneasiness or distress
not particle O matter has dropped into my throat
during sleep. and every symptom OF a cough mas
left me"
Awopderful result truly, all will say, who Know
~ can real ze 10 extent aud severity - ths case.
The gentleman has had eighteen bottles Ials must
satisfy the sceptcal that there is =reat merit % We
E.ntcaI CuRF Its mode o. prept4atlOn i lew ana
Original ignoring the old practices and iemeales'
Dr SANFORD selected a new field, and has Demon
sh..a ne BE-
falling treatment.
NJ. .,llnuir., recnmmenda tions are rom
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PULLMAN PALACE CAR,

Is the old Lake Shore Route, and IS the 90 g .-
passing through Evanston. Lake Forest. 4
Park Waukegan. Racine, kenosha 10 AIlwsg...
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DRUGGISTS.

whoare competent witnesses to the work il IS daily
doing.
san'ord's Rsdic,l Cure has proved the best remedy
for r.lievin.- Cata-fh W. NJ. PILLOWS,
Haverhill, Mass.
psfieal Cr-e DIX WENTWORTH,
Biddeford, Ne.
Sanford's Radical Cure il having good sale. 1t
Just what the people have been wanting,
60 Paris, Me
have kept Sanford's Radical IRE on hand srcs
its first Introduction, and the sale and satisfaction
in its use have unequalied by any other simi-
lar preparat On within my knoSledge.
W H. WILLIS, NJ d,
Reading, Mass
l have sold Sanford's Radical Cure for year or
more and il stands the ties. the best OF any similar
remedy ! have ever sold. WILL IL 81" tN
Milo. Ne.
We recommend no other cure, and have no trouble
in selling it, L. T. H'ANs q -,
sanford's Radical Cure has given universal salts
faction 10 all my customers. and above AZ other
remedies Is a success T. =. CAREY,
Haverhill, Mass.
Sanford. Radical Cure sells we'll and is very
,rurb liked MRS 5 p. WING,
sangervile Me.
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Mas.aehusetts Republican state Com
yrntlon.

Bos1oN. April y Nine hundred and
sixty delegates were present at the State
Republican Convention yesterday Hon.
+. r. Hoar. R. H. Dana. Jr.. John N.
Forbes and Psul A Chadbourne were elect
ed delegates to the National Convention.
Able speeches were made by prominent men
and the following resolution adopted: Re
solved, that this convention leaves the dele
gates of Massachusetts TO the Republican
National Convention unpledgoG and unin-
structed in respect Of individual candidates
for President and Vice President of the
United States. hut expects and requires
them each and all to work and vote for those
candidates and those only whose character
and care give unquestionable assurance to
the whole country and they will be faithful
and jealous 10 maintain the equal rights OF
all citizens under the constitution; to bring
about the resumption OF specie payment at
a day not later than that already fixed by
law and to effect thorough and radical
reform in the civil service. TO that end the
administration OF public affairs may be
characterized by efficiency, economy and
purity.
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CastOria.

Cross. sekly babies and children nay coy
health. and MOTHERS HAvE EFsT, a they WI use
Cas,orla. Worms Fever saness. teeth n-' WIND
collie. sour stomach and und -estei food make
children cross. and produce sickness.
Cssioria W ass. ~ late the food, INrEL W-nns'
and correct a. these things. For twenty years pr.
Pitcher exper msut ia his private practice TO pro-
duce an effect We CatAartc and stomach re-u. aior
which would be as effective as CAsTos on. tAo ut
its unpleasant taste or rec...
The reputat on %. b se1per .meut extended Ihr-
sic ans and nurses rapidly accepted LIS fe-nt-4 Z"
which he gave the name o.. CAsluRiA-
Castoria s as PLEASANT 20 TAkF - HoNir. re-u-
lates the stomach anu bowels. and does MI = Pc
Il adapted L 81 ages. contains Zoo AloIhu4, az
Is ABSOLUTELY HAnNiEss o. tie most tender in'Hut
Try CAstoria once, aus YOU - u ~ ~ bE WIN
OFT ~.
Prepared at The Laboratory o: !. b. Rose 4 Co,
FehI wlm
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A Card.

Mr.. T. S. PICK, Agt. Travellers ms. Co.
Dear Sui wish through you to thank the
Travellers Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn, for the settlement o. my accident
claim, and also desire that the public should know
what kind of an institution this is. was injured
by fall clipping down upon rough ground and
was laid up a long time. l made on. my claim
Few days ago. and to-day have received the check
in payment therefor. People should know these
things. for fair dealing is not always found.
Yours truly,
April 27-d2d&wlt II. W. AUSTIN
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FISH CuL1URB-The brooks emptying
into Fairfield pond have been stocked with
five thousand young land-locked salmon.
ST. Albaps i talking of local fish and
game protective association Tor the vigorous
execution of our laws on the subject against
any who may, in TIE selfish pursuit OF
pleasure. retari the efforts no~ being made
for restocking the waters Of Vermont and
making the State what used to be-one OF
the best sporting fields in America.
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BANGOR FIRE ms. CO.. BANGOR, MAINE. i1J lo1.uo
TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT. HARTFORD. 37oo,ooo W
FARMERS INITIAL FIRE ms. CO.. N0STPELIEg,lT.
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In these and oths- Compl-. es W are prepared T.
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~ Orders ~ mail and Telegraph .irlnpily
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GENEROUS GIFT-Green Mountain Lodge
No. l. l. 0. U. F.. has given to Fletcher
Free Library their library, consisting of lis
volumes
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The Reformed Mems Club Of Montpelier
now numbers 1874 members, The rooms Ct
the club are kept open through the daY and
evening. and are largely patronized.
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Several saws, bars Of iron, case knives,
etc, were found the other day in the jail at
Iras5urgh. indicating that some of the pTis-
oners intended to effect an escape.
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Thi. il ample proof shat the
NEW FaWiLN SINGER - ne VIA
chime TO purchase. and Iiiai IL
gives general satisfaction. NeHr-
ty y 900, eco now iva use. what
must failure safes be. taking in
TO consideration sne new and
valuable iInproVeGu~ which
have recently been made.
The Retail department is under the immediate
charge @. Mr. G. " uICkOk. and We especially
invite the Lad es % call upon him ana see the
ma IN lceut work executed upon the sin ger wheih-
or they wish 10 purchase or not.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.
II. y. NICHOLSON. Agent.
Apr. 81 cimEWt