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Year: 1890

The annual meeting Of the Brattleboro a Whitehall railroad company occurs on Monday, june . as elsew here announced II. houghtpu who mas been IN the EN- pluy of %. d Pratt for the past nine wears ami was "a gradual. nt the puughkeepsi. business college 90 1879 has accepted a DO sitluu with the Stevenson Land and I'm provement company Of Stevenson Ala. and will leave here about June Mr. Houghtou is vice president of the NJ. G.. A., assistant superintendent of the Methodist SUNDAY school. aud Young man who will bee greatly missed 10 Brattle boro Ills many friends wish him success, IN his new field Of labor Another interesting historical article al. pears on our first page to-day Ia many respects IL Is the most valuable Of the Sc res. While ot special interest 10 Vernon people and those resident there. it d, at the same time an important contribution % the historical literature of Vermont by fair dealing We prosper. mas come 10 be IA familiar expression 10 The Phoenix readers, as the motto Of O. T. Gibson. the interchangeable horse dealer Mr. Gibson ha, a new advertisement this week giving par ucuars Of his next auction 10 be held at his Elliot street stables on SATURDAY. Nav H. when % horses will bee sold EcEiroy People, theatre company. uu der the management of H. brennan formerly of Brennan d Quinn. will occupy the town hall every evening of next week. presenting legitimate and popular dramas at low prices Elder 5. Cook will preach in the lower town hall Sunday at 2:3O o.. a. The FIRST Wheel club run OF the season last FRIDAY evening was ID successful affair. 80 riders participating The procession of silent steeds attracted attention all along the route, which was via Main. Walnut Terrace streets, Common. Oak and High streets, Western avenue Clark road through Esteyyille % Canal street. and back TO Main. Another run vas taken last even ing to West Brattleboro The date of the annual encamument of the Vermont National Guard Is August "a. 20 The annual meeting of the O
Year: 1890

w. o. Brandon, at the LEAF CHRONICLE Office, is agent for the "Caligraph," one of the best and fastest type-writers made, while 1t is sold for less money than any other first class machine. He will take pleasure in showing the Caligraph to any one contemplating the purchase of a writing machine. There are now five or six Caligraphs in the city and all are giving perfect satisfac- fion
Year: 1870

ma cnecks, a. 5l7 cents. jun23 st THOMPSON BRos. & KELLY. The Mississippi DIarrhea Cordial. In the summers that have passed, thou sands Of sufferers from cholera, cholera morbus, diarrhea and dysentery have been relieved and permanently cured by the use Of the true and genuine Mississippi Diar- rhea Cordial, remedy which is forever bound to maintain permanent place in public estimation. The proprietors take pleasure in referring to all the old citizens of Memphis, and nearly all the planters of the Mississippi Valley, in testimony OF the manifold medicinal virtues of this wonder full medical discovery it would not be too much for them to state that this one rem. edy has cured more cases and relieved more suffering than all other remedies of its class combined. Mansfield Il Higbee, Sole Projectors. Ewin, Pendleton & Co., Nashville, Wholesale Agents. 1t Dry goods cheaper than our neighbors, not only for the next thirty days, but for the balance of the season. ss jun7 eod20d G. RICE & Co. - { We are authorized to announce JACK SLOAN as candidate for Constable in this district, at the election next Saturday. jun22 ct ~ GREAT improvement in the Canopy Mus quito Bar, and at o lower price than last year. CHAs. RICHHEnEER 4 Co., j MP If Sole Agents, 46 College st. - Magic Arnica Liniment is beautiful, limpid, ruby colored fluid which never gets solid in the coolest of weather, and bears not the least resemblance to any of the miserable compounds of rancid grease so commonly sold as liniments. 1t G.. Rice & Co. are constantly receiving new supplies of dry goods at such low pri- ces that defy all competition. jun7 eod20d
Year: 1870

The Weeksg Record of the l4th says: Incendiarism seems to be the order Of the day Of late, and from facts that have come to our knowledge, We are pretty certain that the guilty parties can be brought to justice by prompt action on the part of those in terested On Friday night last, the stable and barn Of Mr. o. H. Phillips was set fire to bv some miscreant, and the entire build ing together with large lot Of bay and corn was destroyed. Suspicion rests on a certain negro who was seen near the premi- ses about the time of the fire, and We under stand he has been arrested. The best way to treat such scamps is to hang them on the spot. a Kansas correspondent of the Rural World writes: I'wiH give you an infallible remedy for gals and sores Of ali kinds on horses, including what is generally called scratches Tive ounces extract of lead, two ounces spirits of wine, one onnce sal am moniac, half an ounce white vitriol, fonr ounces soft water; mix. dissolve, and wash three or fcur times day.
Year: 1850

The royal mail America reached her dock here al 10 o'clock this morning Her mails will reach New ork tomorrow morning. private account: received hers by merchants atate that there was an increased demand for Coffee In the London marie, AZ the aes, dates and prices had advanced from shlInc, mar cw Sales Of Laguayra 55s 56s and in sas Liverpool market of ST. Domingo a, OBS. 3D. White Corn had declined in Liverpool fully one shilling and sixpence per quarter and flour one shilling ana spene Der Dbl.
Year: 1870

Having lately opened a hashery, I send you these, my rules and regula- tiohs: This house shall be considered strict ly nn-tempeTate. None but the brave deserve the fare Persons owing bills for board will be bored for bills. Borders who do not wish to pay in advance are requested to advance and pay. .....- Borders are expected to wait on the cOlored cOOk-fOr meals. Sheets will be rightly changed once in six months, or more if necessary. Double borders can have two beds with a room in it, or two rooms with bed in it, as they choose. Borders are requested to pull off their boots before retiring, if they can conveniently do so. Beds with or without bugs All money and other valuables are to be left in care of the proprietor. This is insisted on, as he will be re- sponsible for no other losses. Inside matter will not be furnished for editors under any consideration. Relatives coming to make a six months visit will be welcomed but when they bring their household fur niture, virtue win cease to be q for bearanCe. Single men with their families will not be boarded. Beds with or without bugs. Dreams viii be charged for by the dozen. Nightmares hired out at reasonable rates. Stone vaults will be furnished To snoring borders, as the proprietor will in no wise he responsible for the bro ken tin-pan-ums of other ears.
Year: 1870

AT the siege of Strasbourg, NJ. Camille St. Marie, captain of artillery, was upon observation duty, posted on the platform of the Strasbourg cathedral OF a sud den he sees shell describe its beautiful curve; watching its flight what was mis- horror at seeing it fall upon the roof of his own house, and passing from garnet to cellar, then explode. The brave officer remains at his post; but what must have been his anguish of mind On bis re- lief he fastened to what had been his home. Happily for him, his wife and child had left the house few hours be- fore the fall of the messenger of destruc- ! ton.
Year: 1860

| ALABAMA REsoLUTIoNs-The following ra | the protection resolutions rassed by the Ala bama Legislatures That in the opinion Of this General Assem- BY, the Territories belonging To the United States are the common property OF the people OF all the States, and that under the Constiiu- ton of The United States the people of ,he siaveholding States have the right to hold and ENJOY their property in slaves, in said Terri tories SO long the said Territories continue Such-and that no law enacted by such Terri tories can deprive them of that right or impair the same. That with the right 10 hold slaves in the common Territories SO conferred by the Com stitution, is also conferred the nlaa ms necessa- ry TO ENJOY that right, without Which it would be nueatory and worthless, and practically cease to exist hence there is correl,atiye solemn duty imposed on the Federal Govern ment 10 provide all the means necessary for the protection and enjoyment Of thas right That the people of the Southern States should, as one man, denOunce any Admins tratlon, and any party. which denies TO them this vital right TO protection to their property In the Territories, and that no man, whatever his anteeedents may be, should be supported for President of the United States, who would leave this fundamental right Of property and of It's protection dependent on Ter riioriaI legislation. That the people of the Southern States should not, either through political Conven tions or otherwise, commit themselves to the support of any man for President who does not in unequivocal terms, concede to the South the rights claimed in the foregoing res Olutions and that it would be a dan gerons ii not suicidal, policy for them to submit those vital rights to the arbitrament Of Conyen. ton, 4 majority of whose members are from the non -slavehOlding States, without first de- distinct aunissiOnof those constr. tutional rights as a condition precedent TO he ing bound by the action OF any such Conven- ton.
Year: 1890

4 YOUNG man, aged twenty, wants employ Il ment OF any kind. V. c. H., Gazette office. 2j-26 4 CAPABLE and experienced young neTspa n per man wants employment. Address Writer, - care Gazstte. H-2J 4 YOUNG mau ,unmarried), who has had - some experience desires position clerk IN o dry goods or grocery store. References given. Oscar Dellington, Belcherville, Tex 4 COMPETENT and reliable man who under - stands abstract OF title business in all de- tails thoToughly, desires change of location. Geo. L. Monlton, Houston, Tex. 1924 BUTCHER WANTED-A good butcher wanted NJ at once. A young man preieTred. viii pay good wages. For information address McKew. hrebs, l. T. I7-23 EARTENDER-Wanted a sit. by an Al barten- IL der. Good references from present en- ployer. Address B. B., care Gem saloon, Nav asOta, Tex. 1920 GLERKSHIP = Wanted = Position in Office, I grocery store or dry goods house by young man OF experience Is a member of church and Y.M.C.A. Add. C. s. T., Gazette office. lI-23 = ROCER-wanted, position by young man IN Ter. 2'-25 HOTEL MAN-Wants place az clerk. steward IL or manager. Good references; eight years experience; temperate; married, and viii give time and attention to work. State wages, etc. Address, &. L. B;aoner. Meridian, Tex. 2O-26 POSITION WANTED-By a bright thirteen ! yesr-old colored boy. willing to do any kind DRINTER-A printer with a good knowledge Z of newspaper and job work, and experience as writer, desires permanent Sit at once. State wages. J. N. Hassett, Fort Worth, Tex. i4-2O DRISTER-Good all round man desires po- ! sition on country weekly. Can set tasty job or ad. Wages moderate. Address IL. c., care Gazette. l.-24 STESOGRAPHER-Yo man desires posi- - ton in some good office as stenogrrapher and typewriter or bookkeeper; salary object Ad- dress, care Gazet e. S. B. G. ls-24 L ITU ATION-Wanted to do work in hotel oy - W. B. Moses and wife, or work o. any kind Apply al Denton hotel on square. 1924 NyATCHMAN-wanted situation as n Ugh " watchman.
Year: 1860

We are informed that MI. Spence, Post master at this place, received instructions I from the Post Office Department Mt Washing ton, short time since, to give the mail OH the Salt Lake and P!acerville route to George Chorpenning the original contractor, provided he or his agents called foriit and was prepared to take it according to the terms Of the contract, which is in four. horse coaches or covered wagons" On last Wednesday morning, the agents of the contractor appeared at the Post Office with four-horse COACH and demanded and received the mail. So far, all right. But we learn that the coach and horses were hired or borrowed from the stable. of Monroe & Read, Of this city, for the purpose of dcceiv- ing the Postmaster, by ostensibly complying with the terms Of the contract. The mail was given to the agent and placed in the coach. When the coach reached point six miles East Of our city, the mail was taken from it and transferred to the backs Of mules that had been stationed at that point to re- ccive it, We presume the remainder Of the trip will be made with borrowed mules, as it is well known fact that Chorpenning has no stock on the route, everything belonging to him on the route was attached and sold last fall by those in his employ, to whom he was greatly indebted. We would inquire OF the Post Office De. partment why it has restored this contract to Chorpenning, man who has wantonly neg lectcd to perform the service on the Central route according to contract? IF horseback service is to be performed, why do not Gov eminent establish that order Of service and pay the contractor accordingly? Why give Chorpenning an enormous sum for triling servicet Plausible reasons for establishing line of coaches between California and Missouri, and which influenced many persons to favor the enterprise were, that it would facilitate the settlement Of the country along the entire route, build up convenient stopping places, and aid in keeping the road open for travellers during th
Year: 1870

SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE. ~ The Board Of School Examiners for Wood county, Ohio, will meet for Vie examination of each month at Bowling Green, Wood county, o. No private examinations. All communications with the Board should be addressed to the undersigned At Weston, Wood county, Ohio. DUDLEY A. AVERY, Clerk Of the Board of Examiners. Weston, MAY 10. 1870.
Year: 1860

MORE smYER.-Just as we go to press, says the Nevada National Of March lOth, we learn that an important discovery of silver ere has been made within few days at point some eight miles above Nevada. The report which seems to be reliable, is, that some per- son, recently returned from the Washoe mines, noticed, among some rock thrown ont from a tunnel, kind Of material very much resembling the silver ore he had seen at Vir ginia City At his suggestion, a quantity of what was supposed to be a fair average Of the ore, was taken to Nevada for assay, the result Of which was given yesterday-three hundred and sixty five dollars to the ton The vein is said to be about eight feet thick.
Year: 1870

CRESCENT CITw Gko l. NoRUoN Commando: VIII Leave her wharf, foot of Jefferson street, on SATURDAY, April IS, al p. M. These steamers kays superior accommodations for passengers. Cabin Passage -.......... ........t50 eteerage Passa GO. ..-- ....,. ........... % Bulls Of lading signed through so Liverpool, Glss- gov and Bremen 70; freight or passage. apply 70 LOW d LUDWIGSEN, no. $50 Common street. The steamship Wss .srn Metropolis wlI follow, leaving on SATURDAY April g. 1T p. NJ. oclIyy
Year: 1880

Stockton. 10 Dayiess Co., Aug. 10, 1879. Dear Sir:--Having used your Indian Blood Syr- up for the last three years, am fully satisfied that Il Is an efficient remedy, and recommend it to all my friends for Purifying the Blood and Con- Btlpat1on 1t Is much more agreeable than any other Phys1c have eyer taken, as il relieves the sufferer instead of causing him pain. entIeat all my afflicted friends to give your Syrup trial. MISS GRACE TUCKER.
Year: 1890

A disastrous boiler explosion occurred AT the large saw aud grist mills OF l.. G.. White, Columbus, Ind. The two mills were COM pletely wrecked and six men were fright fully injured, three OF them fatally. Ed. Travel had both legs broken, one above aud one below the knee, and was completely covered by the falling timbers. A workmen named Hurley had hand blown of. Thomas Miller, engineer, was blown some distance away aud had both legs broken. Homer White, fireman, Frank Long, aud Frank Mayhcld were badly scalded, and all were horribly mangled by flying tnnbers. The boiler was blown into three prices and carried over 500 feet away All the injured parties are alive yet, but II is thought Thomas Miller, Homer White Frank Mayhcld, and Travel cannot recover.
Year: 1850

Is causing cornterf-its 10 spring up all over The roaatry. spreading thtir banefui Influence over the land. robbing the pockets Of the honest al unsas pccting, by imposing upon then worth less aUG POISONOUS trI>i;. ior the genuine I'll. u. Farreli's Arabian l.in,ment. Fellow Citizens. LoaA v ~! before Yen bay. aud see that the Ia bel Of til- bottle has the letters II q, before F4rfr.I's, fer ii il AsS act. IL j. oosNTERfEIf-- The t4hel afound each bottle OF all my itniine ut rcas.> shus, Ill e. Tarr~ls Celc hrateI \ raA5an Ls444ulent. ana my Signature Is written utoa lie label also. sn4 these or..s blown ia the g'.S> bottle, II G. F4rGeI.'s Arabian L,aime az, PEORIA Ii.4= truly sc i medicine s,i!! goes on. con- ques.ug disease, aad saaichins man. poor pow e.iess ,i,tsHl from the grave. Ey It's powerful ~ >aAaL! 4ilag, penetrating an4 Anoayne quait- Ties. Il stores the use al nbs which have bee IA pal>led for years; and by its singular power OF reprol az ing the Synovtai Fluid OF Joint W at*r, cures All diseases 81 tie joints it >urPFtstr ra{slelty. lor khruuattsin. ANA All -ctions OF the Spiue and Spleen, il has proved itself Il seE ctFIc; ana fer affections Of The Lungs, Liver aud kitHryS, = i a most valuable and powcrfui aaN- 5ary; al>o, for al diseases Of tie GtanNs @erot- uia. & oitre OF SNeilea Neck. Nc. e. And ia c-ea scr almost aHy .i~ea>e where ~ external t"ft4t.aa : Ecguta<,., t.s Ele>.le.ae stta.s an
Year: 1880

Appropos of the proposed Mexican raid and projected railroads, the Calves ton NNos says: A rumor is current in New York that syndicate has been formed in New York, which includes the great railroad king, Jay Gould, to secure this same route. The Central gets a money subsidy of about $4,000 per mile on the line from Mexico to Leon, besides exemption from all taxation for a number of years, and exemption from import duties on all material used in construction. In paying his import duties every importer is virtually com PEELED TO pay a certain proportion in the paper issued TO the railroad. If he wishes to pay the whole in money he can do so, but the law provides that In lieu of the paper double ITS amount in cash must be paid in. This provision, of course, secures the subsidy. Ameri- cans are interested in desiring railroad connection with the City Of Mexico, to be carried forward as rapidly as possible, for when completed it will turn the bulk of the trade of Mexico to the United States. II two railroads can be had in active comp etition, the public will stM he better satisfied.
Year: 1860

NEGROES IN WHITE ScHooLs.-The Supreme Court of Ohio, recently decided = case brought up from Hooking county, in which the qucs. ton Of the right of children Of negroes to be admitted into the common schools of the State was decided. The decision of the Court was that the children Of negroes have no such rights. or course the Black Republicans are displeased with the decision and are down on the Supreme Court They insist that the ne grOes shall be placed upon an equal footing with white folks.
Year: 1880

Is taken by thousands who with common prudence might live to enjoy green old age. Wig will people neglect cold ? The great 4 bernethy pronounced fixed cough only one degree less dangerous than the plague. Yet it is as certainly control able, as readily extinguished. By the use Of HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR, as fire is by the play of water Delay not an hour 10 applying the remedy, 1t requires but short time for the lungs to congest; fer The tubercles to form: for death to ensue The great specific is obtainable of all druggists at so cents and 81, Great saving by buying large size. j. WILDER. East Lockport, N Y writes: Il have sold Pixies TooTHACHR DROPS for several years with perfect satisfaction. Pixies TooTHACHE DROPS Cure 10 one Minute.
Year: 1880

WHAT MR. PITTS MIGHT HAVE SAVED HIM sELF.-Mr. Henry Pitts, of Kingston, N. Y., suffered from the presence of Stone in the Bladder for several years. Dr. Kennedy, of Rondout, N. r., removed the foreign body by the knife Had Mr. Pitts, and others similar ly afflicted, used Kennedy's "Favurite Reme- dy' in the earlier stages of the disease, the medicine would have preuentcd the formation of the Calculus or stone, rendering danger ous surgical operation unnecessary. Dr. Ken nedy gave "Favorite Remedy" to prevent the return of the disease and MT. Pitts remains in perfect health to this day.
Year: 1850

Recolect tl.at ills pr pAration j. manufacture ed b. John I Tolaud, au4 Oh lie yellow label each bottle the name OF \. l.. scoyiI - omit ted alter the wogLs Entered according to act Of Congress SC, &C., and ih4t the pam. st accompanying the counterfeit !, wholly false, being MADE up Of fcttIou, certificates. parpogt- ing 20 have come from y. Blanchard, II. D IIlrrshurgh, Pa. :. y. LorreI.. II d. Bosto 9 j, Hiram oodrutI, Jtiea, asa Su4th, BcucAan, VI, &c, Sc. The genuine pr, Rogers corgoaal syrup of Liyrrwort and Tar is accoupa.ii-5 l'y a pa,4I- phlet containing certificates IL citzeus III the hi CHEST standing such is Professor H. Cox, Doe ter ia. Richards Hon. Judge Henry Nors-, Hon. Iuc e W III. Burke, sc, Ac.. all Of whom are citizens Of Cincinnati \ suit ia equity IN the UnIte4 States Court has been instituted against George II. Alien. Z. Clinton, aud john T. Tolana. and Il suit Tor $50 600 has been brought against wealthv Ste reotypeist who made the plates and forged the fac sitniie OF the name OF Andrew Rogers. and we assure til public that Te Wili IS .eterrea b no frar 81 litigation. trouble. or expense frc.n dealing to the utternost hunts Of the law with ccuaterfeiters, vcn-ers, stercoty pers. printers. rgentS. or ANY persons whatsoever coacerne.s. directly or indirectly, in such nefaricus an. shame ful practice. We warn the Pub.ic against the go antereit Of fered 5y /. Clinton. lac j. The tr4Ftttug agent VI this spurious article. And earnestly re- quest our ageI.ts ana friends, aud the friends ol humanity ana lustlcc, promptly 10 FORWARD TO IA information Of any pc rSon or persons selling or Offering for sac any Of the -ountvrfettel article they are not only responsible for damage TO any person using the counterfeit Article, but liable 10 prosecution. Those who afflicted with diseased lungs. and wish 10 BE beneiitet by tie GENUINE D.. Rogers Baisam Of LIlERUORT ard TAR, should buy Of the advertised agents oaIy. Beware OF a Base Co..nacrfeit.. II -, T., + E