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GREECE MEyACED By TURKEY.

COHsIANTIEOPLB, Tuesday Aug. %, 1877.
The Porte recently instructed Musurus Pasha to
call the attention Of the British Government TO the
ornaments of Greece, declaring that if outbreak
occurs it will send troops TO Athens to extirpae the
evil at the root. England thereGpOn addressed
monstrances TO the Greek Government. The latter
has just sent note to the Porte giving pacific assur
snces and promising if necessary TO cooperate with
the Ottoman troops in order to repress brgandage
on the frontier
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SENATOR MORRILL, on THE SOUTHERN POLICY.

BosrON, Aug. 2S.-ln a recent interview with
a Globe correspondent, Senator Justin 5. Morrill, Of Yer
mont said in regard to the Presidents Southern policy
MY opinion is that large majority of the people
disposed to treat the Presidents policy fairly that it
may have a full opportunity TO be tested both by TIE
people in the South and the people in the North" The
trial of the cOncatory policy, he said, is iney
TABLE not by the Republican party by the
Democratic party" In regard 10 Civil Service
Reform, the Senator said there had never been
any abuses in Vermont. " II for minute"
he said it was thought that any official arTogated TO
himself power the distribution of official patronage
or places II would have been almost fatal TO him. Our
people don't like to be dictated to by OcehOlder hay
ing a mind OF their own" In Vermont he thinks the
Presidents order to Office holders will have much
effect the party machinery. The correspondent be-
eyes Senator Morrill, will be OF the strongest sup
pOrters OF President Hayes when Congress meets.
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THE FRENCH HARVEST PROSPECTS,.

LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. d Is17.
The annual pamphlet by Barthelmy g. Esti-
enpe OF Marsees on French harvest prospects, says:
The prospects wheat harvest in two departments
are very good in good in two pretty good in 81 poor
and in nine The prospect Is very good in four
departments good in 27, pretty good in 2s poor in q
and bad in two The rye prospect is very good in four
departments good in TO- pretty good in 10, poor in 32
aud very bad in H."
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THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
CALL FOR THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
TO BE HELD AT ROCHESTER,, SEPT. 26-NEw APPoR-
or npr q

CALL FOR THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
TO BE HELD AT ROCHESTER,, SEPT. 26-NEw APPoR-
TIONMENT OF DELEGATES.
The Republican State Committee met yesterday
morning at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to decide on
time and place for holding the State Convention. OF
the thirty-three members twenty were present. a.
b. Cornell presided. The proceedings were con-
cluded inside of forty five minutes. There some
discussion about the place of the Convention,
Rochester, Saratoga and Syracuse being suggested.
Rochester was selected as the place and September
26 us the time. The following is the call:
HEADQUARTERS oP THE
RFPUBIICAS STATE COMMITTEE,
NEw.YORK, Aug %, 1877.
Republican State Convention will be held In the CITY
OF Rochester on Wednesday, The Goth day Of September
next at IL O'clock for the purpose OF placing In nomna
ton candidates for State Officers and for the transaction
OF other appropriate business. The Republican Electors
and all others who willing 10 unite with them In sup
port OF an honest economical administration OF Fed
eral State and Municipal affairs invited to partc
pate in the election OF delegates at the call OF the appro
pirate local committees.
The several Assembly Districts will be entitled 10 rep
resentation according the accompanying schedule, as
provided by resolution of the Republican State Conven
ton of July g. 1868.
BY order OF the Republican State Committee.
ALoSZo B. CORNELL, Chairman.
HENRY A. GIIDDEN EDWARD NJ JOHNSON, Secretaries
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BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. 2s, 1877. A
Special dispatches to the Paris papers report
that the Gar is H. and has been advised 10 leave for
healthier locality than that Of the general headquarters
The Posrs Berlin correspondent teegraphs: II have
received special telegram from the Danube announcing
that the highest personages at the Russian headquarters
have expressed earnest desires Tor Deaoe on condition
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THE BOsNIANs DEFEATED.

LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1877.
The Bosnian insurgents have been again totally
defeated near Czernypotak, and driven over the
Austrian frontier
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29

Justice Clifford and himself; opinion so read
until t read open court Further than tails, con-
sdering his position and the tnat might he made OF
his words, he did not care to speak.
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pp1cU1N youyG,s sICKNEss.

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 2s.-Brgham Young is
sufFcring from cholera morbus and inflammation OF
the bowes II is claimed by his family that his con-
dition is improved to-day; but those who should be
informed. do not think he will live twenty -four
hours.
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THE NEW HOME RULE LEADERS.

LONDON. Tuesday, Aug 2S 1917.
The British Home Rule Conference at Liver
pool concluded its sessions to-day Mr. Parnel, Mp was
appointed President Of the Home Rule Confederation OF
Great Britain and Mr. ODonnen. NJ F., and Mr. Biggar
M. p, Vice-Presdents
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29
MORE GOLD FOR THE UNITED STATES.

LONDON, Tuesday, AuG =, I6II'
American eagles to the amount of $65O,OOO
were withdrawn from the Bank Of England yesterday
transmission NewYork despite the fact that the
Bank yesterday commenced to charge half penny per
ounce more for eagles
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

GEN. GRANT GOING TO EDINBURGH.
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. %, 1877.
Gen. Grant will arrive in Edinburgh to-mor-
,w and receive the freedom of the city on Friday.
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THE GAMBETTA PROSECUTION.

THE GAMBETTA PROSECUTION.
PARIS, Tuesday, Aug. %, 1877.
1t is expected that publicity of the proceed
ings in NJ. Gambetta's trial will be prohibited.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29

NEw-JERsEY REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
TRENTON, n. j., Aug. 2S.-The Republican
State Executive Committee have called the State Con-
vention to nominate candidate for Governor to be held
in this city on the 25th day Of September next
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THE POLES RESOLVED TO REMAIN QUIET

LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. 2S, 1877
In telegram from Vienna the correspondent Of
Tie Times says that trustworthy information EN-
abes him TO state positively, that in the most
influential quarters of Russian Poland any Polish
agitation or movement intended to take advantage
of the difficulties in which Russia might find herself
would be regarded as a most fatal step TO the inter
ess Of Poland. There is Of course a small set which
has been very active since the Eastern complication,
and above all since the war began but it is alto
gether unin6uential Those who may really be
looked upon as leaders in Poland have spoken out
plainly so as to leave illusion in the minds of
either the Austrian Poles, who have lately adopteda
tone very hostile to Russia, or of enthusiastic for
eincrs The Poles in Russia trust to the force of
circumsanc which. they are convinced, must
bring about a reaction in their favor. They think
themselves quite competent to direct their own af-
fairs, and will not allow any else, not the
Poles dwelling outside Of Russia to speak act in
their name.
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THE GENERAL MILITARY SITUATION.
THE RUSSIANS IN rEmL-rHE TURKS ACTIVE AM

THE RUSSIANS IN PERIL-THE TURKS ACTIVE AND
AGGRESSIVE.
LONDON Wednesday, Aug %, 1877.
The correspondent of The Daily Ne,cs with the
headquarters of the Russian army before Plevna
WRITES from Poredin August % as follows: The
mistake made by the Russians after the battle OF
Pleyna IN not concentrating the whole army against
Tlevna and taking it is already beginning TO pro-
duce its results.
The Turks have been receiving reinforcements
more rapidly and in greater numbers than the Rus
slams, and are beginning to take the offensive all
along the line"
The correspondent then details the movements al
ready known against the Shipka Pass and by Me-
hemet Alfs army He says: 1T seems that the
former movement was not calculated upon or pro-
ylded against The Turks also keeping the Rus
slams on the Plevna front on continual Qui vve by
concentrating troops as if about to attack. Nothing
could give a better idea of the critical position of
the Russians than the fact that correspondent
cannot now risk mentioning the number of
troops anywhere for fear of giving information to
the Turks when a few weeks ago no secret was
made of any movement.
The Russians, from the rapid and brilliant offens-
i've upon which they acted up the battle of Plevna
have fallen back the most timid defensive, and
feelthemselves dangerously threatened every sidc
So far from attacking Plevna again. they are fOrti-
fying their positions here in the strongest
manner, and are evidently determined to make a
desperate resistance if attacked but for the pres
eut, at least not dreaming of taking the offensive
Reinforcements are arriving very slowly. Al
though il is known that three out of four divisions
have crossed the Danube since the battle of Plevna,
have not yet been able to ascertain where they
have gone; nor can i see any indications
of the Russians taking the offensive for long time;
yet the results Of not adopting a vigorous offensive
after the battle of Pleyna will evidently be a
ond campaign, Winter passed in Bulgaria and the
Balkans, amidst snow and mud. loss of half the
army by sickness, and the expenditure of millions.
Russian public feeling is very dissatisfied. News
papers, while admitting the Of the soldiers,
generally speak contemptuously of the Generals.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-29

Ina.
Gov. stone Of Mississippi
GOV. Axtell Of New-MeXico.
Gov. Prescott OF New-Hamp
shire.
Gov. Bedle OF NeY-Jersey.
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TINS srnon rnE rE.r.

II you doubt tho wonderful sucress OF
SHILoH's CONSUMPTION CURE, give il u
trial; then if you are not perfectly salts.
fled, return the bottle and we will refund
the price ptid. 1t has established the
fact that Consumption eau be cured,
while tor Coughs, IIoarseness, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, and all Lung and
Throat troubles, there is nothing like 1t
for quick aud positive cure, aud It SCI.
dem fails. 10 cents, so cents, and s 90
per bottle. 1t your Lungs are sore,
or Chest or Back lame, use SHILoH's
Porous PLASTER. Price 20 cents. Sold
by Wait & Hard.
Dir. SHlLOH'S system VfTALlZ.
Err IL no doubt the most successful cure
for Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint we
have ever known, otherwise we would
not guarantee IT, lie cases of Consump-
ton, where General Debility, Loss OF
Appetite and Constipation exist, it will
restore and regulate the system while
SHILOH'S CURE allays the inflammation
and heals the lungs. Price 70 cents.
Sold by Wait & Hard.
HACKMETACK, rich and fragrant
pei fume. Sold by Wait q Hard, Man
chester, Vt elsewhere by all dealers.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION; a
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; tho tesuli of MENTAL OVER
WORK INDisCRETGONs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system. Is wats cured
rs HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No Is. Il tones mp aud iuvignraies The
system dispels the gloom and despon-
denc,. imp sris strength aud enrrgV,--
lie rain anl ridvenales tie "utire man
Been n>rd twenty wears win prrtrci sue-
res. iiy ihnusind. % 4 by callers Price
81 00 per ,inglr wat nr $500 per single
pack rye Of ivr vial anI - 0p vi al
powder Sent hv matt on receipt 1T price
Address. HUMPHREYS HOMEO,
PAruIC MEDICINE co IptNi.
100 FuLToN II Nav N"Rk
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Rave nsrtsa htsssavsra fsih~sy Asfs.
TAis "a - nsi fsfs Is ~.
whs sstiA q hms - saFis puFsus
- sfss sfvss battle lsHwir SAT-
~ ,iaa ia aesia, Ne lars 70 aisht
Aahsant tAsu e thsss sAa isssa
Tts goal ~asts "a al slslom tssch
Sasa nsa asa wiis. vaa isHs have tssl
TIE vsy 10 giarg - g 0s3f
Th,lr ycssaiii 80. 5 srs rsses
> Aa4 T. Ii. aAa thts 80 Fafsas
AsaFs msFSsd usa AL s.fs,
TIL 8esth i sss.lasrl ~ a' afs
1has hafs sith y - rsanlts
Oar ages fflsnas Ud afs snA hEbt
sssl Bless Their sasls IL fesims shasn
Who're alli pescs. and isg AID love
LANnoRovE.
The Young folks are TO have a soeia.
bic =, The hall mex, Friday evening
Mira Nancy Eel, died May sob,
sged - years The deceased wAs is.
ter o. Allen Barber Of this place.
"A. A ttowell has commenced 10
build new house Il will stand very
near where the old one now stands, and
will occupy one OF the pIeasantest places
In town
The school IN district No 2, under
the instruction OF Miss Martha Wilder,
bids fair TO be : profitable one. Il mum
bers now twenty four scholars.
Oar friend, l. ID Garfield, who late.
ly moved into town and commenced
work Tor II. II. Harlow. is quite sick
bat seems to be improving somewhat.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Planting nj; done
Cheese factory drags. no mnehee
milk lis hard 10 get out OF the old ru,s
when once Ia.
-. l.. Martin, ESQ is building a new
barn.
Til Slate Board OF agriculture will
hold meeting ia this place the 18th and
18Th OF June. 1t IL hoped that The farm
ers Ia this aud surrounding towns will
be out sud make these meetings sue.
cess
Fred Walker took new departure
last Sunday morning about one O'Clock
aud it Is supposed he took the milk train
at Manchester. lie will be remembered
as the promising youth who was released
from limbo in Philadelphia last summer,
upon the representations OF some Of our
citizens that he had a character. lie
feared this time that such certificates
would not read so wei at Newfane as vi
Phlalelphii, 50 he "steps down aud
out
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BERLIN, N. Y.

Rowland Lampher, an old AMI re-
spected citizen OF this place, died on The
2Gth inst. Mr.. Lampher had been in III
health for soma time past.
The annual Association of the Sew.
enth Day Blptists will b. held at Berlin,
commencing May 3lst.
George Freeman, cIlored, has up:n-
ed n btrber shop over Wilcox's harness
shop.
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The G. lies llou.r j. tie best 10 Ben
uiugtou. When you come 90 town, stop
there.
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atnrEu Errr.stos prvfsSos.
epraat rtssafs ssmaa.s
rrnnr~T. rrnrasgrsEtsg
esrfrt Hurttsp. vfNHosT
vs.fs. Lev. MsssAsssss
Solno soKTa
tszaAE hA
$50 ~Kss YEA Eagstssg
~ a-NItt
sssss =. sslstt.y Agtt
sogNo sousH.
fta4 umad
isIFr s. hsv fssf Espfsss
aWF n-hitHe
tserR kighs Katfess
stag a@ats.
kunnsnf fgam Dasssi - Nserhesisf srat l'aiig
m kaaHsrp. ryogrisspr
sa~ss, AaE~l FsSaa. eraat-ss. a.
= T.ssan. FfeP'tssef
l.sslf Arrives = - y, Leaves = = =
Rs.asz. ssssrzs. gasassos. Y0-sass'ss. q.
,. seGssaasA. FroFessias.
arrive. Al Manshsslss rallsnaa depot NasAty
ss4As-Ssys ssA Fgsasfs ~ y A.
asvsssss. lsasss NabeAs.4sf rsllfpsa asPe.
fses4afs. Thursdays apt n2tat4Ays - ~ A. p
.f1sf ATRIAL " Mes roak tfAin gysnK ApttA.
gsra. Ea~4rpes. Lxs.4eaacvg. cassisr, a..
NV kEfrE, Frsausisr,
Argsves 81 Msarhasi1s radaf9sa ce}soA houeA
ssAnss4sys th1 Fridays u ~
gNse1wTna. seavss MAhrhsstsf rs1ifpsa depot
Tuesdays, nnfetsss saa Saturdays Al II = =.
.slsr sfnFal u % ~ a. y. sssaa Fo'nR North
gSosa feassoaavry b 0tsssy.
a. n CrKTfs, Fropffstor
Hall. Ctsss.
souTH ~By RAILROAD ses Mes fotk. AltssnF, Tray
bouiA eAa Wee, 81 9 y En9 II - 4. n.
KoHTH~ ~ RAILROAD fer RaiiAne. Befliagtof
keftk and East 81 s. t.N
GRANVILLE mail " stage csosss - g s. y
POST OFFICE opsu from 49,. lasra
nails fnaas he North arise Al ihe Poet of8ct -
TA9an.
Hsns fram The seufh arrive u BE rosi ofde'
~ DoAm,
Nails foF Peru, LaAdErore Bondsllis. JsmAlcs
AZ. W stage, sluss AZ Factory PDini fostot'
sos al u A-m. Toss.lays, TharsdsyF aea rat.
atasgs,
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Mrs. Joseph Bacon, OF Niles, Mich !,
Is 10 town, aud also Mrs Clara NJ. vii.
son, of PotsdAm, N. Y. The latter is
grandchild Of VIM Manly, senior.
Mrs. Orville Sykes, familiarity known
by the title of "Aunt Mary" passed
away Sunday evening, May 27th. She
was in her 73rd year and had been an
invalid for 20 years aud confined to her
bed. She will be very much missed by
her aged companion, as also by tbs FAM.
ly who nave so kindly cared for her
Funeral services were held Tuesday fore
noon.
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Millinery Goods
AT
MRS, WILCox'S.

A@1 L~~1s w -- - -
Hats ia very mGny 4 The shapes ahd btsids
n0s 10 nae xhise sDd bis L straw bate An5 Too
nets Frepch chip, American ehip, caarse aHd
lne bfsAd-.
silk Ribbons and Flowers Ia New Col-
lors and styles
Many ef NY trimmed hats are rity trimmed
NJ Cossis ars and Hs4 b. sola Casap.
Ladies' i siil eost gc1 nothing - LOOK a. NJ
so.as. and u sos siah ~ purchase yDa mEft b.
satisIna 9Th pfinaE. Ladies slehiHg an5 {
B4ue'ieAis Patterns that have A. thls ~Hting
ean have them foF 0, 10, aud e cegts
MES. l. WILCOX.
Tsesosy Posni. VI Nay 2Ath, 1877
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EAST RUPERT.

Hiram Eastman, an old resident aud
for many years postmaster at this place,
died very suddenly Sunday. He had
been in failing health for some time but
was so as to be about.
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"A sad accident occurred at Freed
ley's quarry Monday afternoon. As the
workmen were raising block of marble
the staple holding Que of the guys gave
way letting the derrick fall, striking
Thomas Kelly aud wo other men. KEEL
ley lived about two hours after the acct
dent The others were seriously injured
but will racover. Kelley leaves a wife
aud five children. The same day q
man was killed while raising block of
marble at West RutlaHd, The block con-
tanned seam which had not been no.
ticed and piece fell off crushing the
man to jelly.
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s.sek, Il .ls weather . iEvosble. A
faa siseedssoe Is doslrasls.
Tbs fslswlnE esnsrs q oa1aua
Cane Cab were eiesssd Wednesday
svealuE. Ma IS; Pfesidsn,, ". A..
Blatk vice prtslacsi, n. W. Davis See
tsary. W II. BasdY; treasurer, ]. II.
Mhipplss executive COMMITTEES, {. B.
Mussoa. q. :. Wilson. G Iilackmsr,
". A. Jsmsson. : 5. Clsmont. W ~.
Fuliertou, d. h simoujs.
The oflasn II Adoulfsm Lodge, Ne.
a.. elected At The ansuti communication
Nay ggt 1T beach, W NJ. Hiram
Esglessou. 5. W 5. 5. Clemens, J. W /.
W. A Black, treasurer c. X Yoang,
secretary; L. A. WAY, 5. D.; u. w.
Madison. J. %. Z. EsiAbrook, G. IL.
Pond, stewards; + H. wymaa, chap.
lain, G.. n Sessions, marshal, W A.
Black, orgAnln; J. A. Thayer. tyler.
They were Afterwards installed by 7, G.
Robbins, Master Of Centre Lodge, No.
Sc, Of Rutland
MANCHESTER DEror.
ia there family 10 toWn NV with
out drsaehrr coffee pol9
The work on G. W. Utle,'s build.
ings Is slowly progressing.
M. 4. Smith caught splendid troaI
Monday, on the j. W. Kelly place.
Weighing nearly two pounds
"A stranger last Tuesday, cycling our
mammoth woodpile, enquired how far II
was to Slab City.
Il. Estabrsok 10 prepared Ia furnish
delicious Ice cream on short notice. hay-
Ing purchased a new patent frerz.r in
Philadelphi..
"A numbsr Of potato bug. learning
that Bisekmer had received new sup.
ply Of peat poison, took a nor;heru bound
train Monday, destination unknown
&C Woodcock came near losing a
valuable COW \ day or two aimee from
the effects OF broken nail In her foot,
making her 50 lame that IL vas thought
she would have to b. killed, bat by tho
efficient services OF Walker Gilbert the
nail was removed.
Merry every afternoon after school
hours a troop OF small boys from Factory
Point e1ms down here TO play about the
cars, DO their parents know where they
are? The sad atflir 10 Bennington
should he q warning. The boys are nst
only in danger Of being Injured, but are
sll events II is bad practice.
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>rroi,L >or,cE,
MnramIr.

hhHauifs
Tn 1ev Regniaf Communication 81 Adonifan
Lodge r. \ NJ. will be held Oh Thnrsds
.vsulng. Nay ~. Gle ito y " Factory Pninv
J. y wHlPPLE, ".
NdanIrsn Chapter, M. ~. II. A. NJ.
Scst regalN convention on Thursday even
ing. NAY 81. Gle ,tipn q u o'clock
" BLACK. Sect.
SktnH.r Post No. -. q. A. H..
Meets 10 Adams Haii, Factory Point, gu
th- df.t Tuesday evening of each month.
JOHN q. BLtCKH ER Commander
Graat Lodge, M. 100, 4, %. q. r.
Auets Al Adams Hall every saturday evening
Al O'Clock All members Of the "ordef" are
invited Degree meetings every fret and third
Saturday evening ~ each month Al O'Clock.
T. ]. H0YT. L. b.
IHdIne Fire Company,
MsyCHgsTfn, VI.
4. J. HURD. ....,... ....-...ss. FuhEAAS
G. y. OEVt~ .... lhr ASSISTANT FoArE \.
q. II. SWIFT .....,.. "a ASSISTANT foHEHks.
h. r. FOSLEh FuahNAs Htsg
] n HARD ASSISTANT FoaEHAS Her
Il. EndLks TOY poaEMss HeoK ASD LADpEH
n. dHAY AssT FaREsAs HOOK AsD LADuEf.
W. 4 BLACK sloAsr M AND REAsgnEE
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Local Intelligence.


THURSDAY NAY 81 III
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PERU.


REV. Mr.. Rockwell lecturrd IN the
Cougregat ionrl chutch, Wednesd ty/evru-
ing, May %
As The bears do not take the JoUR.
NAL or overlook The caution Ia j., 30 be
OFF," three OF them were iound ia tide
traps OF our hunters la-t week, with fine
thick winter Uvcrcpats IN, snI bar
meat has been tlenly with us lie
bounty OF ti'teen dJlIars &C /, aui ~ 4,
skins, make Ime sky III m Ia all A..
our hunters, after setting thcIf traps.
visit them bur oncs Ia eight da,s, llie
business thus far pays we'll 10 tue. ptd
lines when the lIien ouiy have mjhr,
enough TO buy lobicc, aud other 20 son
aud filthy determinations. Last su unn
Messrs. Bryant aud sm.ib caught i'uf
bears 10 as many successive weeks, aud
Que csc .ped owing to detect Ia trap.
They have realized $500 by hunting and
trapping in some six or eight weeks in
times pisi.
The golden wedding Of Mr. and
Mrs. Haynes was celebrated May ~ III
with ssmptuous dinner, aud the house
was filled in the evening with IA ,se win
feasIed on the wedding cake aad ,thet
good things. A daughter OF Mr.. lIyne.
whose children are ustive. Of Cdiioruia.
was present win sou, while Mr..
Woodward, brother of Mrs. Haynes,
aud hi- wife, who wefe present a. the
iirst wedding hity year. 40, cane from
Minnesota 10 attend tn. on,. A POEM
bf another diagher. Mrs. ID Miller of
New York, OF much tas e aud I4len, va.
read, au 4, printed 10 letter. Of gold, wa.
distributed ia the guests The prescats
were sbundant and rich.
/ The following lines arc gated IRON
the poem of Mrs Dr, Miller, referred to:
The chs aren. chiiare, bring - ea.h.
fasif tottsr.Hg steps 10 steer
Tbs sta6 u sbsHy rni geld.
for grsndps sBi grandma dear
farir e. lag slsht, TIE sps otAs.e'
With gs,dea beas nnsvs
AsS 20, q gpld their 81 sn.'afe
sasli marE % nsssivs tras.
Tie cbilArsa f.r, uirsngh gsllsn gA.e.
Their golden esils have sped,
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NAoss selves have oaE since nd;
Ana tHsBds ial msnY g0idea hsps
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Asd Esla n memories. love satwsbsI.
balls 'roasd them aing
The following lines were composed FOR
The same occasion by friend q ibi
family:
Pan any yeari d wsi3sl Us.
w.th eAFs All t9ii. yet isss from strife.
II While Joy tna ssrrsw. ksps - / fear
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-fhe gentemAa who through mistake
exchanged hats With ms II ihr faneAi
OF the isie Mr. Halt can have BIS own
bat ~ calling 81 nay shsn.
D. 5. wmsoS.
fiy iaritati9u 81 she undine Fire Co.
The paeiaes ell meet II Manchester Ill
iSge for practice on saturday evening At
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