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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
RESULTS OF MURPHY,s THEFTS

Judge DOnOhue has signed the decree in
the cross suits by George W. Morton and Jacob NJ.
Patterson, IT,, who were Commissioners OF Excise,
against owen Murphy their associate and treasurer OF
the Board, against the city and against the men who
deposited with the Board in advance OF thelf
licenses This latter class Of defendants numbers l563
besides special class OF I07 The other suit ~ brought
by representatives Of the depOsitOrs The two nave
consolidated and the decree applies 10 bOh suits
The decree begins by requiring Murphy 70 make full
statement OF all moneys received aud removes Murphy.
allows Morton and Patterson to resign, and releases
them liability account OF the moneys receivedbv
Murphy and acquifs them Of collision with Murphy,
and decides that they not liable for his acts IL also
relieves them from responsibility 20 the city The Ger
Exchange Bank and the Pacific Bank having turned
the balances left bY Murphy IN all about S6sOOO
relieved from further responsibility The io63 de-
postors must share pro rata In their reeOyeres aud their
losses. The 1O7 who did not use their receipts as
licenses but made their demands promptly ordered
90 be paid out Of the fund.
giving S23 600 security with directions and
expenses aud distribute the fund aceOrdngto the above
ruling.
THE HOWARD MISSIONS NEW
The Rev. Willard Parsons has been elected
slperinendent Of the Howard Mission in this city, Mr..
Parsons during the last Summer has managed the dis
tribntiOn OF The EreafR0 Posts Fresh AR Fund, and
undeF his direction nearly eleven hundred children were
taken into the country aud kept fortnight Not an
accident married the summers Eprk The children were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

1t is reported by dealers in United States
securities that since the results Of the elections became
known the demand for Government bonds Of all classes
has greatly purchasers declaring that the de-
feat OF the Greenbck movement has assured the honest
payment Of Government securities according 10 con-
tract The First National Bank OF this city aouo has
done in United States bonds since Wednesday
last of over $9000OOO savings banks and insurance
companies being large purchasers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
nYnRoGRAPHIC REPORT.

PHOTOGRAPHIC REPORT.
HYDIoGRAPHIc OFFICE, CHART DRPAKrMESE}
WASHINGTON, Nov g. 1873
The following In the report Of the United states Hydr0
graphic Office for the week ending Saturday November "
1873:
Charts published during the week, none
oHARTs CONNECTED pURING THE WEEK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
- Generaye organs radically and speedily cured Hours
o3 and SO 7. HENRY ADANlELS u. l4l Leun gtonav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
MR.. BEECHER ON DRAFTS OF THE LOR

Mr. Beecher recently received letter from
Tom Green County. Texas, signed H. c. B." in which
the writer says Nearly two years ago IwrOte you say
ing that God had sent me to you for $3.50 have not
yet heard from you. Send the draft Mt once,
payable to my order, and God will reward YOU" Mr..
Beecher has sent tho following reply:
DEAR SIR: In reply TO your letter OF November 2, |
will that await the proper commercial documents
Any draft the Lord may make upon me- in Your interest
/ shall esteem il an honorto meet promptly As yet
have not been notified by the sallegod drawer.
has any draft been presented through the regular
channels. 1t may he worthy of inquiry where the hin
drance mistake lies. inasmuch receive hundreds
Of letters like yours informing Of the Lords wlllbut
without the Lords signature and without authentic
mercial paper. HENRY WARD BEEClER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY AT HUDNurs NO.
2is BROADWAY
eam44' Noon 52' NJ So. Miiuight. oz!
Highest during lhe dav. % - lowest AZ
Average 49s7. same day 1874 o'4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
RUSSIA ORDERING IRONCLADs.

NN'DI-N VI'IyII'It'N IINVt'N''3'I'7
ROME. Monday, Nov. IL, 1873.
The FdntaIia says Russia has ordered the
construction OF several ironcads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
REACONSFIELD AND RUSSIA

IONIDN, MOuHHy, NOV. IL INdH'
Reuter- dispatch from st. Petersburg says
the Goos considers Lord Beaconshelds speech pacific
though shows that the basis Of his policy Is still en-
III ard RnAsla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
ann r,..s s43 sun 445 Clock slow l6m 4ls
uoon risaa 82J Moon souths liza Moons days ID
nlGH WATER r0-DAY-.A NJ -.
Sandy Hoox SOL Gov Island. 800 del' Saes. " il'%o
HIJH WATER r0DAY-P. n.
Sandy Hook OLA Gov Island. 9:45 Hell Gate. ~ 1887
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Announcements

A PLEASANT AS WELL AS PROMPT METHOD
OF removing symptoms Of collie exhibited by children give
MILK OF MAGNEsA. sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE.

THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE.
A STARTLING REPORT FROM INDIA.
IBY CABLE TRrBCNE.I
LONDON. Tuesday. Nov. IT, 1873.
A dispatch from Smla says that the Rus
SLAMS after constant fighting reached the Upper Atrcka
Valley and that 5000 men are the road to
Baekh, thus opening up the Herat road.
Great political rOtauce Is attached to this move
mont OF tho Knsslans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

Mr.. Marble reads The TRIBUNE every day
he had begun IL years sgo-IBurllDgton Hawkeye.
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NOT GAGGED AND BOUND, BUT ENLISTED.

Isaac c. TreadWeII, OF No. I3S North UXt0Id-
St. Brooklyn recently told the police Of that city re-
Inarkabe story about his having been seized by two
rufbans while swimming In Flushing Bay on July l6,
drugged and transported 10 Charleston, s. G. The de-
tective who was assigned to work the case ascer-
tanned that Treadwell had been seen wearing soldiers
uniform He communicated with the recruiting Oihcc,
at No. ia HudsOn-st this city, and ascer-
Iained that Treadwe had enlisted as q private
10 the cavalry on September 20. Yesterday
sergeant Steel Of the recruiting office, visited the
Brooklyn Police Central ONCE IN search OF Ireadwel
on the charge of deserlOn. He stated that JreadWel
was sent on September "a, with squad of recruits TO
Jefferson City, Mo- The sergeant said that lie had not
been discharged from the service. At the time or bis
enstme Treadwel appeared perfectly sane but about
ten DAYS after Missouri OF his brothers
came 10 the recruiting Office nd said that Isaac Tread
well was deranged aud had once attempted to drown
himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

go % ot Title Correction. AuthoThy.
To-. Newfoundland, No AUTOMATIC signal Notice to
Sheet sSo'' &C. trance RaHs 9 70 HSilaE iie
H.. Northeast Coast OF Automatic signalN: to NJ.
Sheet 2 trance to Halifax,
q SsR ss.s Dcea TO- S
g. trauce to Halifax
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sheet l. CadI Cuba.
SGTrS Gssis Eo to a.
Sheet q Light, Havana
aO7 Havana Cuba 69nss in onaroct9 y to r.
Light, Havana,
26a Great Bahama Bank Change in character \ to r.
Sn'e' l. light, Sue7itss AVE- "
cgs1 eastern por c@9"s' s ns.onS. no. e e.
light Nuevitas.
g. Mexico West cSsHss character Ss \ e g.
indies &C. Sheet f Rh e az ca z and No. i4o
cqs ss western DoF & sI. & s \ So e S
B Tsia de cadfSa and
cSiP sS{ & ' aasSss 10 T. e.
to harbor
s34 . Gardens Bay and Change in charaeterN: 70 NJ,
outer anchorage. Of PiedTas Gay NO. lIo'
zoo out, Sheet shoaI nth Hydnotlce
l, Patagonia OF 9auiIn,IeL ISI ~" W. 'A'
GC3 Ports ON the coast OfSunken iOcksOh ydn0uce
Chit razurZ Point Port No. Vi.
az roron sheet Q lBanE north Of Kado Hvdnotice
southern part sma southWest No o.
s4o1 inland Sea OF Japan BANK moth Of Kado Hydnoticc
sheet l. Sma, sOuthw west No. 81.
coast OF Nippon
CD. LTapan, Sheet Q Position OF AOga 81 Hydnotice
southern part ma changed 10 Latl No. o.
$50 2s' y, hon. 1897
Is IS" f..
south Pacific Ocean lChanges in hampton HydnOtice
sheet s. westeTnl Island anu Hoefsi No. 60.
part. Coral Sea, AUSTRIA
ia. .
Island OF Corsica. shoals discovered in Hydnotce
the strait Of BODil No o.
faCO.
36Jd sardinia nOrthernShOas discovered in Hydnotlce
part the STRAIT Of BOnii No %.
faco.
2g7. Bopifacio strait shoals discovered IN Hydnottce
the strait Of Bont-I No. u.s.
facO
65.... Japan sheet . lReet extending NE. HydDotlce
southern part BY y. from Taxa NO o.
sima, Meac sma
Group.
go Loo Cho0 Archipel lReef extending NE.lHydu0tce
ago &c, by y. from Taxa No. o.
sua. Meao smal
Group. 49,
65 Get 9 IShoal at entrance toilIydnOtice
southern part. kuga Channel col NO. o'
ShOal az entrance 20 iydnotlce
coast OF hiusiu Kuga Channel, CO. No. %.
&c 10 Islands. -
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p Q ST S G RIP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

TELEGRAPHIC PROGRESS.
A SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT on THE ATLANTIC
CABLE.
10y CtBLE TO TIE TRlBCNE.i
IoNDOS. Tuesday, Nov. IL, 1873.
The duplex system, or double transmission,
was successfully worked over the Ango-American
cable yesterday. THIS success in sending and re-
ceivIng n message at the same time In both
directions upon the Atlantic cable is an important step
IN the de sOpncnt OF telegraphy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
For the General Committee,
ENMoNs CLARK, Colonel and Chairman
TRIAL OF THE PARK SUPERINTENDENT.

John F. Dawson, Superintendent of Parks,
was put on trial before Park Commissioner Conovcr
yesterday owing to certain charges made against MN
by Park Commissioner Lane. Mr. Lane charges that Mr.
Dawson, contrary the regulations of the departments
used October g. no belonging to the department
with which to attend the races at Jerome ParK; nt on
October II Dawson grossly insulted him by shaking
his first in his face and using insulting language TO him;
and that Dawson constantly and wully negiects his
dutes" Superintendent of the Parks. The gross
Insult Is said 10 have been delivered before the officers
Of the Park Department in Union-squaTe
The Board of Park Commissioners upon hearing ME-
Lanes complaint requested COmmlssioner Conover TO
testimony regarding The charges and report To the
Board. The taking Of testimony was begun IN secret
yesterday by Mr. COnOver Ii announced to persons
iuqung about the trial that all the testimony would he
taken secret and that all the witnesses had not
vet been heard the trial would be resumed ON Wedhes
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
ACCrsED OF MURpER IN NEW.JERsEY

Michael Cough who was arrested i'll Brook
Ign Saturday a charge OF assault and battery, and
who was charged with the murder Of Alfred
r. MahOn at MorristOwn, n. j., on September 9, 1874,
was taken by tho MOrristOwn police 10 that village
yesterday afternoon. Both Mahon and Cough en-
plOvcd the construction of the NewJ,rsey state In
Asylum Mahon had previously been clerk IN
the store of Arnold, Constable & Co. On september ;,
1874, he went to Trenton get check for 500 cashed
He returned to HOrTistOwu in the evening under the
influence OF liquor, and the next morning his dead body
found in the outskirts of the village. Two arrests
were made at the time, hut there was evidence 10
convict the prisoners the murder Cough denies that
he guilty of the deed although he admits that he
worked the asylum at the time, and left MOrrstOwn
soon afcr the murder committed. He accompanied
the New-Jersey officials without hesitation, after Justice
Elliott had suspended sentence III the case OF assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

Correction. authority.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04
Windsor County Court.

GRAND RoRs.-Springfeld, Chas.
Leland Weston. Stillman Z Carpen-
ter; Weathersfcld, i S Jackman /;
Norwich, Bartlett Sargent Hartford,
Zerah B Clark West Windsor, c
NJ Sherwin ; Plymoth, r r Dudley
Chester, J II Marsh Cavendish, Geo
FDAvis; Bridgewater, Allied Sargent;
Pomfret, Chas fl Markham; Barnard,
Hiram J Luce; Reading, Geo w Rich /;
Windsor, Carlton, D Hazen Bethel,
Nelson Ellison Royalton, Jonathan
Morse Rochester, Loman Martin.
PETIT jurors. - Bethel Edwin
Morse, Zebina Spaulding, j G Burnett
Royalton-Clark Lathrop. G w
Bliss
Rochester--S J Haskihs, L V Piper
Stockbridge-Royal Gamer, Joel
Blackmer
Sharon-G d Smith, Geo Varnum
Weathersfield - Lorenzo Stearns,
Martin Doggins, E w Dart
Windsor - Chittenden Rossester,
Charles II Fitch
Chester-Daniel Davis Sd, w p
Richardson, Martin Guild
Bridgewater-C Henry Bugbee, NJ
J Hudson
Ludlow-Geo w Billings, Chas S
Parker
Cavendish-G J Spaulding, Uriah
Russell
NoRw1CH-Geo w Benton, An.
tbony W johnson
Andover F A Way, Isaiah Love.
iOy
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04
ROyaltOn.

ROyaltOn.
"Wednesday eve. the 9th, it be-
ing the 5Oth anniversary Of the mar
rage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen A.
Cozzens, from 50 to 70 OF their friends
assembled in the Masonic hall, in this
place, when they sent a carriage for
Mr.. and Mrs. Cozzens, conveyed them
to the hall, where good time was
had till 10 or II o'clock. although the
night was dark and rainy, when the
company dispersed, leaving in the
hands of Mr.. and Mrs. Cozzens a very
handsome sum OF "the one thing
needful," the love Of which is ''the
root of all evil" 1t was intended
that the party should be surprise to
Mr. and Mrs. Cozzens, but the babble
of the old tornicator and the soaker
"let the cat out Of the bag"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04

Hartland.
The social element is strongly de-
veloped in the life of the Hartlanders,
and among them their anniversary
days come in for an unusual share Of
festivity and celebration. Such al
occasion was very pleasantly conmem
grated at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Porter, on the evening Of
Tuesday, Nov. 26. The affair was in
honor of Mrs. Porters 81st birthday,
and the presents were such as delight
ed the hearts Of the aged couple
There was little speechifyiLg by the
schoolmaster, and Mr.. Porter, who
very feeliugly expressed his gratitude
to his friends for their kindness, after
which the company partook of an am
pie collation., which was largely due
to the taste aud skill of Mrs. D. Mar.
cy and Mrs. G. D. Cabot. And when
all was over, the givers stole away to
their respective homes with the angel
ic sense of being fully as happy as the
receivers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04
| 0ueeiee.

0ueehee,
Thanksgiving having passed. the
turkey tribe 10 not 30 numerous ~ an
eiently,
Edward 4. Hodsden, principal OF
tho Vermont Liberal Institute, returns
to-day "wednesday to bis labors
The dance, held at Qaechee Hall
last "Wednesday evening, passed on
pleasantly, with fair attendance
"A dancing school Is talked oi'
The singing school has proved a
success, everybody taking a lively In
terest IN It, AT the last school the
room was entirely filed
The property Of Peter Mor'n'
which was held by attachment was
sold the paat week,
1T now appears that the Observer
has not changed his correspondent at
this place at oil tho announcement Of
a charge, which was recently made ny
the editor, being at tho Instance Of the
correspondent, who hoped thereby to
conceal his identity, 80 rs to get IN a
good puff for himself, occasionally
(poor fellow-he needs ~, Ills
scheme has miscauied, AZ II Ia,
Tommy has his usual "dige't Of local
news" from here, tho by some Owes
sight the correspondent omitted to
mention that "Ned" had recently ap-
peared on the street with II bran new
patch on his trousers leg, He'll doubt
less have II 10 this week, though,
There are several Of our young
ladies qualifying TO "tcach the young
idea how to shoot'-so report says,
The high water caused by the
heavy rains, stopped work at tho
mills tho first Of tho week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04

ST. NICHOLAS FOR DECEMBER.
whets the appetite for more. There is
just enough of ante-C Christmas flavor
about it to let you know the merry
seasons are near, and to assure You
that the real Christmas number of st
Nicholas is yet to come. Look out
for it. ST. NICHOLAS has no superior
as a youths magazine in this country
or any other. See advertisement in
this paper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04

Sharon.
Charles Harrington lost a valuable
COW one night last week from some
unknown cause. She seemed we'll OF
night and was found dead in the morn.
ing.
The rain Of Monday seemed harder
than any other rain we have had this
fall, The wind blew perfect gale
doing considerable damage about here.
E. w. Brown had the roof Of bis back
piazza entirely blown Of, and the roof
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04
white River Junction.

"A shocking accident occurred here
last Wednesday evening. Geo. whalcn,
q braeakman on the Central Il. r., was
run over and had both legs fcarfully
crushed below the knees, and other In
jurles inflicted. Doctor Allen was present
and rendered all the assistance In his
power to allay tho suiicrngs OF the young
man. When the accident occurred young
whalcn was passing from one end OF his
saloon to the other end, when he slipped
and fell backward under the passing train,
and four cars passed over him. lie ling
cred In the greatest agony until Thursday
at II o'clock q. M, when his spirit passed
from earth to Heaven. lie was 20 years
of age, and resident Of Waterbury, Vt.
He leaves q sister and two brothers who
deeply meurn his loss. Tho Rev. Father
Pigeon was with the yonng man and nd
ministered the rites Of the church.
The neck tie party held by the Cath :
Ollie Society last Wednesday evening was
a success. The Cornet Band played some
excellent music during the evening
Services were held In the new Metho-
dist Church for the first time last Sunday.
The School commenced Its winter
term last Monday.
The members Of the Universalist So
cicty are requested to meet In Growers
Hall, Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th, for
the purpose Of doing business.
During the month Of November OBJ
car loads of hogs have been down the
Central r. r., making about 35640 hogs
that went over the road In one month.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04

FooD ENoUGn FOR ONE DAY. Will
liam Laduke of Vergennes. made a
hog of himself on Wednesday, by
eating on a wager, within ten hours,
two pounds of pork steak, four large
potatoes, one-half of pie, two slices
of bread, each one and quarter inches
in thickness, quarter Of pound of
butter, drank two cups of tea and ate
one-half bushel of apples. The
amount at stake was the munifcent
sum of three dollars.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04
IsOInfret.

POmfret.
Sherman E. Livingston has sold
his interest in the cotton mills at
Peterborough, N. H., and bought the
Silas Hyde farm $50 called) of Frank
Thatcher for $3.50. His goods came
up last week. His boys feel confident
they can run farm. Success to them.
"A large eagle put in an appear
ance the other day and caught if
teen pound gobbler and carried him
fifty or sixty rods and alighted with
him on the ground. Bert took his
gun and went for him, and brought in
the turkey, but failed to bag the eagle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04
Norwich.

Norwich.
Some OF the Republican party in this
village that rule, are mcddlihg with
Others that do not wish TO DO govern
ed by those persons which We do not
think honorable, that have become
bankrupt, and deirauded the widow
and fatherless, and secured for them
selves and families n competency. We
think such men ought not to have
public offices bestowed upon them,
but the Republican party sustain them
in all Of their evil doing, and there are
one or two that rule in our town meet
ing, Henry Olds is one that peddles
the votes and does not seem to be con-
sious Of the mediocrity ofhis intellect,
How did he magnify his Office when he
wa, School Superintendent one year.
lie was put in first Committee OF
church affairs this year. We hope the
Democratic party will soon be the
majority, and then peace and prospect,
ty will reign instead Of anarchy aud
iniustice.--G. w. l..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04

Bridgewater.
-Diphtheria prevails in this town
to an alarming extent. Hosea Moore,
who lives in the "Mendall neighbor.
hood" lost two boys by the disease
last week. They were buried in ons
grave on Sunday last, without funeral
services. Their ages were about II
and 9 years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04
South woodstock.

South woodstock,
The ladies' OF South Woodstock arc
making arrangements for their annual
Festival, to take place at tho National
Hall, Friday Evening Dec, 18th 1873,
A good time In store for all, A Drama,
entitled Guardian Angels, and laugh
able Farce entitled. My wiie's Bonnet,
TO DO followed by an Oyster Supper 10
the dining room, Tickets to the Hall
ID cents,
Frank II, Drew, NJ, ID. Of Salem
Conn, son Of the late II, G, Drew of
South woodstock, had his left hand so
badly shattered by tho accidental dis
charge of hls gun while hunting NJ
Gardeners Lake Oct. 25th as to render
amputation necessary, The operation
was performed IN Norwich city during
the evening, lilo has since died from
brain fever brought on by the shock.
His ago was go years the 4th of Oct.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04
GOOD NEWS TO ALL OUT OF
EMPLOYMENT.

We will send free by mail to any one deair.
ing pleasant and profitable employment, .
beautiful Chrome aud confidential circular VI
the American and European Chrome Com
pany showing how to make money. We have
romething entirely new. such as has never
heen offered TO the public before. There 10
lots OF money in it for agents. Address, en-
closing cents stamp for return postage on
Chrome, F. GLEASON, 10 Essex st., Boston.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04

old GOV. JAVA COFFEE.
u Roasted Ground and Packed WHILE
HOT in one pound air tight cans by the Great
American 4 China Tea Co., . further supply
iust received and selling at
CHAPNEN'S DRUG sro1I
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04

The Manchester Journal man says !:
The editor failed to &c; bis Thanks
giving turkey at the "shoot' at Shafts
bury and will be obliged to fall back
on pork and beans. We fear his eye
sight is failing.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-04

from a shed joining his barn nearly all
blown of,
Pat DAILY has moved into the house
lately occupied by $, y, Sleeper
Geo, Varnam had several lights Of
glass blown out Of his windows during
the storm Monday,