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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10

The Evening Journal, of Boston, states
that J. c. Aver, of Lowell, Mass, the we'll
known patent medicine manufacturer. has
been placed in lunatic asylum in New
Jersey.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10

THE House, on Wednesday, adopted the
resolution reported from the Committee on
Rules giving the Committee on Banking
and Currency leave to report bill for the
repeal Of the Specie Resumption act at any
time. There is majority who will vote
for the repeal, and if the proposition comes
from a committee it will only require a
majority to pass it. The Senate will not
touch the subject at this session. How
does this action of the Democrat majority
at Washington harmonize with the hard
money platform recently adopted by the
Maryland Democrats
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How to be Strong.

Never lei the bowels he either coniurl or unduly
acted upon II may appear singular that Holloway
Pll's should h. recommended for upon liz" bow
many persons >uppu>In" that they would Increase
lhNation THIS Is great mistake however: these
PMS Will Immediately correct the liver and stop every
KIND OF bowel complaint In Warm climates thousands
OF lives hav" been saved 10y the this medicine
witch III all gives and vigur to the whole
organic system however cr;u ge.-hritith and
following matter of Thu appetite. too.
Wonderfully increased by the Of these Pills com
hnei in tn. Of solid in Preference To fluid diet
Animal t""d is better than hruth> ana strw> By re-
in"'n- hcri. i"rmencl. other impure hnmurs from
the liver stomach. blood. the cause of ,lys ntery
dItrr' AMI rtlI-r how" complaints is expel ed. The
result l.. that the di>trhaurc arrested and the ac
ton OF the bowels becomes regular Nothing will stop
the relaxation "f the bowels quickly this fine
reCting medicine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10

AND now the Chairman of the celebrated
investigating committee is shown to need
investigating. Knott every one that saith
Lord, Lord, &c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10

Commemorative made our Philadel-
phia correspondent say "twenty thousand
horse as the power of the big Centennial
engine, last week. 1t should have read
"nearly two thousand"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10

E Reduction in Dress Goods to close
out Spring Stock, at MCCRERY & BoUL-
DENIS, next door to Court House.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10

On our supplement, this week, with other
interesting matter, we publish the proceed
ings of the Cecil Farmers Club, at its last
meeting.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10

sB Fine stock of Thread, Berlin and
Kid Gloves. GLASS FRONT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10

Two men in Iowa quarreled over one
woman. Both are mortally Wounded
What folly. Come East, young men, come
East.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10

OUR Washington letter is crowded out
this week, to give place to an account of
Mr.. Blaine's grand defeat of his traducers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10
Disorders Of the kidneys,

In all diseases afectin" these organs. whether they
sccr"te too much or TOO little whether they
he afflicted with stone gravel with aches and pains
settled i'll the luins the regions of the kidneys
these Pills should he taken according the printed
directions. and the Ointment should lie well rubbed
the small of the back at bedtime This treatment will
give almost immediate relief when all other means have
I.lilnl-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10

THE name of James G. Blaine is spoken
ing committee since Monday last.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10

SPEAKER KERR has been granted a leave
of absence for ten days. Mr.. Cox is
Speaker pro tenn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MERCERSBURG COLLEGE.

its Course of Instruction, from the
beginhin" to lis close. its students tn@ht in the
Christian religion. Starting with Lessons the Life
ul CHRIST. the Course completion Chris
Culture. Church Confessions and Christian Ethics.
Mar ERSIIE'. CuLLEsE c"ruIueiids itself 10 public
favor ais" 10y the advantages OF its o'3,tion 1t easy
# accrs being III direct railroad communication W it'll
til" great thorOu%htr> OF travel every side. and
al III" same tim" sufficiently retired 10 form
retreat from the stir and nui>" OF public le. In Til,
respect Its students removed from the excitement
and distraction of large city. and brought under the
rl"NanE and educational power of an unli>tured col
!ee Ili III the midst of scenery almost unrlvac in lis
beauty and grandeur. In point of air water and gen
cra climate. il is all that the anxious parents can
desire.
For boarding tuition and room. supplied with
anything hut fuel. 500 per year. Send Tor Catalogue.
Address :-REN. +. 4. HIGBEE, d. j.. President
Nercrrslurg. Pa June TO- lS76-l6w
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For StOma chs Out of Order,

No medicine will cfectually improve the tone OF
the stomach as these Pills they remove all acdity,
uCca>lnncd either by iutcnIerancr improper diet.
They reach the liver and reduce it healthy action
they are wonderfully .ictcUus in Of spasm-in
fact they never fail i'll curin. all disorders of the liver
and stomach.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10

NEW YORK papers now speak Of the
Democratic House as - some demoralized
people,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10
Mothers and Daughters.

II there Is QUE Thing mur. than another fOr " hch
Ties" rails are 80 famous. il l. their puriiinw proper
mes especially their p"w"r of cleansing the blood from
AL Impurities. ami removing dangerous aud suspended
secrctinn- Universally adopted, As til" on. GRAND REIN
edH for irrna" complaints They fail weaken
I'll" system, and always bring about wh; is required.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Health and its Pleasures,
DISEASE WITH ITS AG0nIES:
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEN.
Hol1oway'g PILLS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Nervous Disorders,

What is more fearful than a breaking down Of the
nervous system: To he "NCitalle Il small
degree is istrrssi where can remedy he
found: Thrr" j. drink but it'll. wine beer
spirits. or far better, take Cuffe"-weak tea
beng preferable: get all the fresh air You take
three or f"nr Pills every night: plenty Of solids
avoiding the Hse Of Stops and il he, golden rules
followed y"u Will t.. happy in mind and strong IN
body, and forget Won have any nerves.
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THE Baltimore american speaking edi-
torially of Mr.. Blaine, in its issue of Tues
day last, said: ' Born poor, and working
"his way up in the world without anything
"better than a common school education. -
Mr.. Blaine, in all the sketches we have evel
read of him, is credited with collegiate
education, received at Washington College,
Pennsylvania, located at Washington, in
the county of the same name, where he was
born in 1880. After his graduation, he
adopted the editorial profession and wen,
to Maine, where he edited the Portland
Aduertiser and the Kennebec Journal. II
these are not facts, the biographies of Mr.
Blaine heretofore written, will need to be
changed, probably very soon.
SHARKs.-From time immemorial it has
been the fate Of the successful inventor or
patentee to suffer, from the deprcdations
Of those of his fellows who, lacking the
brains to invent and the industry to work
for themselves, vulture like, appropriate
Iho iCsult VI Iue pdIlcuI ldUOF, Stuuy iuu
perseverance, of others to their own pur-
poses. A notable instance of the truth oil
this statement is afforded in the case of the
Messrs. Holloway & Co., of New York
Many years ago they began the manufac
ture of two medicines, which, in very
short time after their introduction, were
found to he of such intrinsic value that the
demand for them soon became universal
Within the last two years dangerous coun.
terfeits have been placed in the market by
unprincipled men; they have even carried
it to the extent of counterfeiting their
trade mark, and have compelled these gen
tlemen to avail themselves of the protec.
ton Of the law against the offenders.
That they may succeed in ferreting out
these human sharks, and punish them to
the utmost ext ent of the law is our sincere
wish. In this they should be aided by all
good citizens. Elsewhere in this paper
will be found further remarks upon this
matter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10
Sick Head ches and Want of
Appetite.

These feelings which saden us M st frequently
arise from "nn"Nancrs trouble from DISTRACTED per
spIratlon from eating and drinking unfit Tor
us, thus disorderng the liver AID stomach These or
sans must he regulated if you wish he well. The
rms II taken according to the printed nstru tons
Will quickly restore healthy action 10 both liver an
stomach whence follow. natural consequence, a
good appetite and clear head. In the East ud West
Indies scarcely any other medicine is ever used for
these disorders.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-06-10

In wasn't the gordian knot, but Proctor
Knott that Blaine cut.
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MuLLIGAN, the witness, is an attachee Of
q Boston theatre
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w. 4. WILLIAMS 4 co.
June 10 lS16-tf.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-20
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. April 10.

NEW YORK. April ".
FLouR.-Receipts s,5ol barrels. The market
Sales OF 1890. bushels No. at So oodsS 70 su-
pernne western and state at 81 1891 10 com
mon to good extra western and state at a 200
8 20 good to choice do. at 81 30 DO 20 COM
mon TO choice white wheat western extra Mt
s. 1901 90 fancy white wheat western extra
at 81 O56I rs; common to good extra Ohio at
"a 90d7 90 ; common to choice extra st. Louis
at So 25e9 90; Patent Minnesota extra good to
prime, sc 50S7 IS; choice TO double extra. 81 20
40 80
Is less active and scarcely so firm. Sales ESQ o
bushels at 81 2o@l % for mixed spring; 81 o79
10 for ungraded spring 81 lsal 20 for No. 8
for fresh receipts & Of for DO grade winter red
western 81 sisi ssJs for winter redwestern.
CoRs..keceipts $500 bushels. the market
9oc for no grade mixed 72173 for new yell
low southern Joc for old western mixed in
store 6Il4c for do Seevil cut in store.
OATs.-keceiptA.23,l4 0 bushels. The market
is easter. Sales of4l 900 bushels at 44Ca49Hc for
mixed western and state 40 a53c for white do,
including rejected at Axe; No. Chicago anoat
at ACC.
HAY.-The market is quoted firm at 7ocso
cash Tor shipping.
HoPs.-The market is quoted as firm at II
l5els new crop New York state; Californians
COFFEE The market for Rio is quoted as
beug ull aud lower at l5&@lSHc gold for
carg0es l5s49l9}c gold for jID ,Uts.
suGAR.-Tn, mArkei is quoted a. being steady
at 9-i6SI 1915 for fair TO good refining
MoLASsES. -fnr marker Is quoted in moderate
demand for grocery grades at 4o@55 for Por o
Rico; 35a43c ior English Island, $4,000 for
y W Orleans.
RIcs.-Th, market Is quoted as being steady
enn in fst- demand.
pgTRoLEus.-,rnr market Is quoted as dull.
Sales II 'ide a. SIC refined at l4kC cases at
ls4af0h naptha sS9Ac.
fALLow.-rht maikel is quoted ~ being
1rmer. sales " 1870 900 lbs al 10 1890.
HGGs.-The market is quoted as ben lower.
SAFES at SIC for state and Peunsy ivanis /;
l.'a Sc tor W stern
PoRx INT narKct Is quoted a. being dull
and h avy sales Of new mess at s22 s6
kNBF.- ~ tIHrkei 10 quo "a nting quiet
SO 5OCa 81 Tor plain mess Sl3 oosl5 20 10
extra IN IS.
LARD ine naTNei L. qlolei as being lower
sale OF prime steam Al SO 'tSiS 50.
kUTTER-ih insrkCt L. qtof.-p as heavy At
l7alT% e. old WIS ern 45,a $50 for stare.
HEEsE-The market ls idutr. ~ being
quilt IA 6sl2slc iUr Iommon to prime.
Whisky Fac market 10 4uuteO as being
dull At u llH.
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which was distributed among over so ne
cessitous cases in sums ranging from S162
to $40; q plttance indeed, for years sup.
port, but all the church provides.
The missionary society had received dur
ing the year $50, 523 10, which is So ,4529 S
less than last year.
Pittsburgh, N. Y, was selected as the
seat of the next conference.
We give the appointments of the Bur-
lington and Cambridge districts which en-
braces most of the churches in this section:
BURLINGTON DISTRICT.
NJ. b. Mead, presiding elder -BurlIng-
ton, w. j. Heath Winooski, A. Heath
Willlston, j. II. Bond Shelburn G. II.
llawley North Ferrisburgh, M p. Bell
Verscnnes, j. M. Edgerton Panton, Q.
A. Stevens West Addison, j. l.. Slpw-
sou Biidport, b. Cox Benson, II, N.
Munger Fairhaven, G. NJ. Clark Cas-
Teton, W. w. Foster, jr. Poultney, G..
G. Morehouse Pawlet, A. V. Marshal
Dandy, ii Middletown, d. Rose
Tinmouth, j. W. Bennett Rutland, j.
W. Eaton Mendon, P. Marshall Pitts
ford, G.. A. Barrett Brandon, NJ. Tator /;
i4SlCtslVii W htiHS, W " :
bridge, j s. Mott Middlebury, S. Wash
burn WEST Salisbury, ID. f. Brooks I;
hip'on, j; B. Munroe Bristol, f. L.
Walker Lincoln, -; Starksboro, o.
Gregg Monkton, G.. s. Gold Hines-
burgh, A. Martin Factory Point, N. II.
France.
CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT.
j. II. Webster, presiding elder.-Cam-
bridge, s. NJ. Williams; South Cambridge,
j.. b Wood; Esston, IL. NJ. Munsee;
Greenwich, Il. f, Austin; Bennington, II
w. Socum North Bennington, G b.
Armstrong; Arlington, w. II. Groal;
Shushan, s. N. Edgerton; Salem, j. W..
| Thompson; Hebron, to he supplied Bel
cher, Il. Campbell Granville, j. Phillips;
North Granville. l.. l.. Lawrence. Har-
ford, N. b. Wood Hampton, d. B. Nc
Kenzle; Whitehall, d. N. Lewis; Fort
Ann, H. Morgan; Fort Edward, $. Nc,
Kcan; Argyle, A. Hall; sandford's Bridge
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The Counterfeit Money Females

The two women who were arrested last
week for passing counterfeit money, were
brought before J. ]. X. Randall justice of
the peace, Wednesday states attorney
Martin G. Everts, appeared for the state,
and George L. Lawrence for the defense.
The younger woman gave her name as
Amanda Martin said she was born in
Salisbury, Vermont; was twenty-seven
years old occupation dress-making. Her
companlon's name, as previously stated, is
Betsey Hewitt
An examination was waived in both
cases, and the only point discussed was the
amount OF bail. Remarks were made by
both attorneys, and by Mr.. Belts, of Fort
Edward, who said, among other things,
that both of the women were born with good
characters, aud on the part of younger,
aged twenty seven, it was sort Of school
girl performance. In consideration of
Mrs. Hewett's five chilren, her bail was
fixed at $500 Miss Martins at $1,000.
Failing to procure bail the prisoners were
committed to jail to await the action of the
grand Jury in September.
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Counterfeit Money.

The Bankers association of New York
city, has just prepared list of the coun-
terfelt bills now in circulation. The asso-
citation has denounced in strong terms the
ineiliciency OF the secret service depart
ment. For MANY months past not an ar
rest has been made for counterfeiling, sl-
though the "queer" makers have been
working harl The counterfeit money
now circulating is of various denomina
tons, and is not confined to the banks of
New York city nor stale. Following ia n
list of the bills now beng passed upon the
public:
New York City-First National, $50
Central National bank, 500; Commercial,
$50, $40. So; City bank, $50; Shoe and
Leather, $50; Tradesman's, $50; State of
New York, $50 and 50; Market $50. $40,
SO; Merchants $50, $40 So: Fist N?-
tonal, SO, So NlHtb, 500, Marine, $40,
So; 50; st. Nicholas, So; New YORK.
banking association, $50.
New York State-Utoa City, 500; First
National, Utica, $50; Oneida National
$50 City National, Albany, SO; Fire,
mans aud Merchants, Buffalo, $40; Cen
tral Natona! of Cherry Valley; First Ma
fIsliul4 sspCht'ull I1ACtlAHSf, IlpthDOll.
SO: Farmers, Malone, $40; Highland,
NeNhurg, $40 FIRST National Of Palmyra,
$50 So 1ioga, Oswcgo $50; First. E
MIRA, $500 westchesier - National,
Perksk Il. $40. 81, City Bank. p:ansh,
keepse $40 ; Farmers aid Manufacturers,
SO; First National, SO; FIRST National,
$40; National Red Huok, $40; Flour
Cry National Bank, r 'chesIer, $40 Cen
trai, $40 Syracuse, SO; Mutual, rr y
SO; Flrsl. Whitehall, $40; Union, Kin
dernook 81.
PennsyiyaniA-Fir Nsiional. Philadel-
pAia, SO; Third, $40; Sixth, 81; Leb-
anon, $50.
New Jersey-First National of Plain
feld. $40.
Ohlo-Frst National, Cincinnati, 500 4;
Fourth, 500; First, Canton, IS First,
Dayton, So.
Illinois-First National, Chicago, IS.
$40 Merchants National bank. Chicago,
$40. SIS Traders National, S.; Third,
So First. So; First, Canton, So First,
Aurora. So; First, Paxton, SIS; First,
Peru. IS.
Rhode Island First National, Newport,
50 First National, Providence, So hog-
ers Williams bank, So
Connecticut-First National, Portland,
| IS ; Jewett City National. 90, 81.
| Massachusetts-First National, Boston,
$40. $50; Commercial National, Bedford,
| $50; Merchants National, New Bedford,
So.
On the $500 greenbacks the cara on
Adams picture are not at all plain. The
S50s are not well engraved, and the paper
is stiff and oily, and darker than the gen.
uipe, while many Of the $5's are cosrsely
engraved.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Gold ia.
Base ball and foot ball are the chief end
of men and boys just now.
Vicinity items from Chester, FaIhaven
and Hubbardton on the first page.
Rev. j. w. Eaton, pastor of the Met'i-
odist church, returned home from confer
ence last evening.
The steamer w. B. Eddy, captain, Geo.
Beden, made Its first regular trip from
Whitehall to Tconderoga on Monday.
Henry Hall, esq has removed bis law
Office 10 Putnam 8 Sswyer's block, and
has one of the pleassntest rooms in town.
Congressman Joyce will return to Rut-
land on Saturday and probably will not
leave for Washington before Tuesday
next.
Putnam & Sawyer arc laying a walk
across Merchants row, in front Of their
new block. 1t will be great convenience
to the public.
Those s. bills on the New Bedford bank
are in town. Our neighbors should look
out-as for as, there's no danger. Dur
Gnston Sentinel.
Now that the reading room is to be re-
opened, and reform club is to be started,
much of the loafing on the streets will
probably disappear.
We publish this morning list of coun-
terfeit bills now in circulation, which it
would be well for our business men and
Others to preserve.
Some of the weather-wise seem to think
that there is snow storm lurking around
somewhere, which will burst upon US be-
fore the last of the month.
We publish on the second page tho
speech of Col. Charles Fl. Joyce, member
of congress from this district, in which he
takes occasion to give the democracy some
wholesome truths TO reflect upon.
The Woodstock stage had a runaway on
Center street yesterday afternoon. 1t ter
minated in front of Morgan's shoe store,
somo part Of the harness giving way, one
of the horses beng thrown down and tho
driver throwk from his seat. No serious
damage was done.
Centennial hatchets are the latest, made
few sizes smaller thnn Georges, to be
worn on the watch chain. B. NJ. Bailey
has very neat ones of silver for twenty
five cents. Buy one it is q much easier
way to redeem shinpls.ter than to send il
down to Bristow and pay the express both
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to correctness and power, although
bis voice is not sweet.
The second part of the programme was
especially Mr. Mie,zke's offering, 1t being
the first time bis cautata Columbia" has
been produced in Ru,lsnd.
The work com aims some excellent music,
particularly two stirring, spirited choruses,
plumbers two AID four, and was well inter
p,eled by the chorus under MIR. Mietzke's
baton, and accompanied (remarkaily well
accompanied, too,) by Miss Ella S. o m
stead. The solos of the work fell to DR.
John Sheersr and Mr.. George Q Day
The whole passed off satisfactorily and
gave the andisnce much pleasnre.
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Mexican Revolution.
WASHINGTON, Aufil 10,

AsHINGToN, April ~.
James d. Haynes, United States COM
mercisl agent, has telegraphed 10 the state
department from New LAREDO, Mexico,
under date Of April Josh thatthe revelation
has forced a loan upon the merchan 5
there of two thousand dollars, and says if
not paid by tomorrow a. s o'clock, the
stores will be forced open, and goods sold 10
d.uble the apnnrt d, n,andod- Tho
amount is divided between ten merchant.
five Of them American citizens. Hsyues
applied to the military commander at Fort
Mcintosh for protection, but he
refused 10 act without orders from.
Washington. Tho secretary If wsr
directs hat order, be given to the depart
ment commander to giant ths pro;ec ion
asked 10 American ci.iz,ns in New
Laredo against such lawlsss outrages
as the government OF Mexico is
uuabe to prevent but wishes caution
to be exercised The secretary of the
navy will also order ,unboat on the RIO
Gfalde o co-operats for the protection OF
American citizens.
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READING NOTICES.
Morse Brothers, Pharmacists.

Opposite the depot, have just returned
from market with new supply of Drugs,
Chemical and Medicines, Fancy Goods,
Fine Perfumcry, Toilet Soaps, Hair
Brushes aud Toilet Requisites of every
description, for which we mako extra in
ducements to purchase, Our goods are
bought for cash, and we will not be under
sold. Remember that we have large and
new supply Of all kinds Of Fishing Tackle,
Fly Rods, Reels, Lines, Hooks, Flies,
Baskets, etc, ETC., which will be well to
examine before making your purchases.
MORSE Bros. Pharmacy.
p. $40 copyright secured.
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Tragic Death in a Court Room.
ST. LOUIS, April 10

ST. LOUIS, April 10.
A Globe.Democra.'s special from Cha
mois, Mo-, says Col. A. A. Spencer WAS
assssinated in the court room at Linn
Creek last evening by stranger giving the
name of Jeffreys. The only explanation
of the affair is that Jeffreys asked Spencer
what he had done with his wife and chilli
ren, and Immediately drew revolver and
shot him three times, twice through the
head. Jeffreys made no attempt to escape
but surrendered to the authorities Col
Spencer is said TO be son of former Sec
retaIy of the navy, and a brother Of Lieut..
Spencer, who was hung at the yard arm of
the brig Somers for mutiny, many years
ago
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Personal.

Illness in his family has compelled Rev.
]. Ii. Hobart DeAIlle, formerly Of Poult-
ney, and Hampton, n. Y, to resign his
reotorship of Grace church, Cherry Valley,
NY.
Rev. Dr. Strykor OF Rome, N. Y, has
been called to the pastorste of the First
Presbyterian church at Saratoga Springs.
1t is understood that he will accept the
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NO;icc.

Having made arrangements for the ex-
elusive sale of the MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN
in this territory, shall be glad to furnish
those wishing first-class Organ with one
of these model instruments. These Organs
have always been awarded Gold or Silver
Medals, both in America and in Europe,
and are the only American organs which
have obtained any award in competition
with the famous European makes You
can rent one until the rent pays for it, and
then have bill of sale, or get fair dis
count for cash l shall also continue to
sell the celebrated Mathushek Piano, which
gives the best satisfaction of any piano
sold. Address for catalogue.
y. ii. WooD,
d&w p. o. box $50, Rutland, vt.