3k)i tt b I icatt UTILITY. 'Th« Or«a t« i t Good of the O r « a U i t Number."—BEK THA M.

X T V KI<;HTH Y E A R .

HIK HKPrHLICAN. IM.ATTSBURGH, CLINTON CO., N. Y.* SATURDAY MORNING, XOVKM..KR :M. 1877. vrMIU-.i: f7.

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I >;rilt III" l»' V wa« fir»t introduced into \ f *

F-t : '»i ' M i1 «• ' I ' m m s t i o n (»f h u m a n r»-m-t i.« n X.»r n » e . i . and puMir funeral* 1.. j - .! l l i ' ir fui. share to keep jt raguie

Ti; i.i'Nt. thr fir«i i :nc m o n t h ' o f lhe year

".'IT. 1 ' . !>> i « . f railroad were built in

! ' b i t t . . aga in . ! 1."'.'. during the

... -r- 1-7''. at.d ''14 in 1ST.*..

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E d i t o r i a l N o t e *

T r i p O c t l » n « h a r c X l . w l l p C h u m p U i n T t p l l

road nntlrr thp *litvi*cTm*tit of i t . ow nr-r». I - W a l t i T l r . T h P B r i l l ! . o u t M n r . l P r r r , O c -

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T h e traveler whose husim ss "t pbasure

l a s f>r the pa*l f. w tears up t , the pn-.t nt

t ime occasionally takrn him >.vrr i ' r I K

d.'nshurg ,tr Lake Chan.pK.n TU:'-..•i! e .• •

not fail to bo «iruck with tie n u r l o d im

pn.TPiDcnt which ha* t>e<ri made ti th, ( i.-

il.tion of the road, <]..p,iN. fu,:uz »». .r U. .11.,1

• n n d a v . a r i d a s n n w storm i * e n e r » I msnagemenT within the p»-t r. w

f lh<'M ( ldeii»burRK»ilr..»(l , D "" U ' 5 « " r M"'"e •'>•' f ' n p a i . v loot, p .ss, s*.

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M \ t i . t \T ha* an Enr>cb Arileri case , w i !l, s .1 IT'rilii 1'. that it was tbp wife in--:..-ii '' t i e husband w h o returned and . • i'< i hi 1 faithless mate Lad niarri*-J m -o I iT.

I \ I » T O F F W K m o n e y orders mailed at «x-

• ' - i i c offices in the I 'mlrd .States, payable t,. p a r t u s m ('.triad*, are hereafter to be

tr 1' M l r l t e . l in 11.i> mai l .* b e t w e e n t h e t w o

C If 'I e.v fn«e o f p o s l . i g p .

1 IN KF i » f : e r n e j t t M"H«l)»y, X d V . 2 6 t h

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M A T T E R S A N D THINGS.

1 : : 4 .1 ; 1*1,1 v s . i f A i ! « i \ . d

ite indebted to the o n r t e s y o f (Jeorge

r i i . l . K»'| ,••( H i e k i u a n t o w D , m e m b e r

• ' 1! S •p!,.iiii,ire (' ,t>> "f the I 'uivers i ty of

\ . - tit Mr a eat.i.omic of tb.it in»titutU>ii

11' :!n' t irri'iit \ e » r .

II V\ i.l.Hif.' t h e l i n e o f t l i e O.A- L . T . K a i l -

r -J. 1 ,-• ^ l u a t . .n i b - l . v e r . d . L o t S t . L a w r e n c e

1 i,:.!y !..ni,i i> a-, a ruiepte l iT to buy rather

1' H I - i, .1 ! ibis ••, one riMron why their

: 11. 1 .* m mcl i jioi'd ci iudit i im.

T i n . < n u i t ' i l a i i d House is beiiijj lurui th-e l tl;r ujhi lit. Set* in.tire uf ai)Ctit>n sale

• t Hid f.irmtt.re e l „ . » h e r e . T i n s will afford i t b e 'n>PorUnce o f this great connec t ing link a rare chunee for purchasing SMO-I second 1 of transportation and travel between the east b.n ,1 l i i m . t u i , cheap . " " ' a n J w e s t J e m a n d s . T h e natural conse-

£h. \ -Ar. . i tT. .BkY. . .r Port Heurv , has the | quences are already making themse lves ap-

sympatby of h i ' many friends and acquaint- | P a n " n t - T l j e r e i s a l , t l t e r f e e l i u S of satisfac-

at.cea m his recent sad atl l .ct ion—the loss of t i u U a m o u 4 ! » ° ' P P « « » n J passengers, the

H - . M . - t danahter , Mamie , who died of I ^ ' g ' ' t ' » K business is enormous ly increased

d.phtl .erU on the 17lh, at the age of seven I l h e r«*d i» p a j i n g expenses and more t o o , !

o w n property "I!.e l"'»d « * *

leased to the V e n n i n t <Sr C»i,a.l« II.i .irn.'id

com patty in February, l>7n, f,,r a period of

t w e n t y years at an annual ret.tal of tU.">."5,"l>

as we leain by tbe Twel f th A n n u a ! Kep-nt,

inn the lessesi failing to pay tin it ri'iit,

or to give ffood security fur its pavraent. le^al

proceedings wen. inslitntt'tl wliicli rt'Mi'tiil in tbe giTing up of the lease about a year

ago. During these six years the nmd vutTer-

d l considerable deprecialiuu as .1 eoiise-

cjuence of the business depression of tlv*

country which naturally impelled the lessee

to lie

make

gard to beeping ttie property in givirl condi­

t ion—looking s o m e w h a t sharply after their

o w n interests at tbe expen-e of that of the

owners . T h e natural coiiseipieuce followed

and a condi t ion much resembling general

dilapidation was the result. N o w , however,

this all seems to be changed . T b e road bed

has been put in good condi t ion , all the pro­

perty is well cared for, all needless expenses

have been lopped off, inefficient and dishon­

est officials aud employes have been dis­

charged, and the road is being run on strictly

busiuess principles, and in a manner which

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e r ! I • kll «• t b a ! 1 'T « a f e t v d - J - T i d e , ! Iipotl

I K T {. ..'!, r g , j e S i l , J- «•<« a r l n M l v T i m e

an. ) 1 b e PT d e r . r e nil s t r o n g l y p o i n t s t o " . l o p

1\ -..•!- ' . i s | I ^ m u r d e r e r , w l i o w \ « a r r e s t p , ! o i l

tl • I i « , " i M - i v | . im urn i l i y i , i t i r b> "Or

» '.• T^.ik. •;• p ;tv s!n r:tf. Wm T, ' j i r n i a n ,

. i i . l 1 HIT • •. M Mi'nt.p j i i ! II, rliat^c of

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• • '.ii. - i i ' ' i r e 1 f i P I , " J ie TV HHIS'* IS t h e

l.»!;:•.' t i - pi - in.-r :; v. - f .r h i m s e i f , b u t h e

»'iiu :• it is ti.d his t tue name, and boasts

fiir.lu r thai tlo-re IH but one man living be-

s d e s hniiself who knows his f n e name, and i I . 4 ' ! : i ! o I e . w / 1 n . , ! d l v l l i ^ e i t . H e h a s r n -

1 ' .! i .habitants in*,st t,..,t i l . . re i« a r^ri...!

e*l " . h b an I (1 >w" o f l h e w a f e r , of t h " *>'.

Lawet.re erirp iti a'lout trven ?e-»r«. i n l e

perdei .t of tlie rliararter of tlie «p»son. Ttie

.', i T e r e i e e b e t w e . II l . ^ h q n 1 l o w w a ' . ' r r a r h

\ e \ r ,« Ir -in t h - e c to totir l -e t ,

t *i;ii> iisb r ; h** !•. •-!!•- it* fu i ' 'ha -" ,-t the

brf'lei s ri'iisi .jiient upon the creat bu«inr«.

l l e p r c . o l l ,-f t h e p*M f''W >• tr« T ' e o p e n

TOWS CORRESPONDENCE. TEMPERANCE

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ftne'\. Th« ci inipl . i i »•• 1 .•_• i the !»rj;e p .pe . ai. I » .i l» :• i '. a' « • n a. the arr.Tc.

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i to an appr.-f ativ« »n Lcnce .

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•f the Erie ("anal in l--''", cave f i r l r i .

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the cotiij

w a« 1 -.nix roeoverir1 c from, l.ut s-nce i

i'it 1 tlie 0 A I- (' IUtlroad ill j

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if not rapid, and the enlargement of the Wet­

land Canal will lie an imp..riant help to it.

T h e first Settlers of O^.lenM'ur.: fixed upon

Masonic Lectures.

ie nlly led .i d.trk l.fe of c i . m e and probably aiiti. ip.Ui < !iis fate. ,s ,nie three weeks ago ' this as one of the most important sbippinj:

l .eg.ive sl..T,IT.S:ix-kwe!l considerable trouVOe, points on the S t . Lawrence River, and their

hoi\]ni_: and shaking his iron door in a descendants are yet strongly rooted and fris'ni'nl niinro-r f T a whole night and day p-nundeil in the faith of their fathers with

and since that t ime be has been securely reganl to this view, and also that the ltiver

chained down to a staple and ring in the . St . Lawrence is dest ined to become the great

stone floor every niabt . Lxtely be has been National highway from the nes t to tlie At-

more quiet , and somet imes , shows si^ns of l.tntic seaboard.

softeninsr, but this in no wise causes sheriff

Stockwell to slacken his vigilance, but rattier

increases it, a i i ' l t h e d i a n c e s for escape for the I Most Worshipful George I I . Raymond ,

>end all̂ their energies to pa 3 ' the re.it a " j ' e ™ e n l ' ' *'ytmf* m m ' ' ° n o t 8 e e , n " r o m i s - < i r » u J L « « u r c r of the Grand Lodge uf Ma-

<e a g.KHl profit o ^ r , wi thout much re- '"'^ ^ 8 5 o c k , r e " b " , , e v e r l««t » pri*>ner , *ous in this State , held the annual conven-

d u n n g his term of two years, and be feels tbe | Hon for instruction in tbe several Masonic

full weight of his respunsibility as the keeper I Lectures and the exemplif ication o f the work

of this desperado and realizes that his escape I in the several degrees, for tbe 13th Masonic

would give to tlie good n a m e of Stockwell a | Dis t i ic t , at Masonic Hai l , in this vil lage,

h.id celebrity. Woods is to be tried at a

special term, commenc ing D e c . 17 th ,a t which

tini>- J o h n Dillon tbe Franklin murderer is :t!so to lie tried. A lmos t within .t stone's throw of the j til Mrs. Barber,

TLIE W I F E OK T H E M f R I ) E l : E l > M A X ,

resides, waiting to give her tes t imony against

—There w be .v...:!. oil Saturday the _ t :h .

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- T h e r e i- to be a festival at .1, . ! , . , W. « l d " ' f . ^ f U l i « v be.-rt the c..r,ver«...|. . t Straisrln's house : near ("apt. Holt'- OTI Tlmrs- ' d r u n k a r d . like F r a n c s T. Mii-ptiv, E-cle«

day evenini!, N'ov. i t t h , lor tbe l i enrt i to f the II .binsun and ("..!. <"»idwe!l. wb. . are t.ow M. E . Church. It is hoped that ail tbe p,.,, j p , , ^

pie of tins community will attend. An ex- '" cellent supper of oysters anJ various other good things will be furnished for which the moderate sum of fifty cents will be charged

!><; !• crowds, for temperance- i'i the

city of Troy. It is a tueth s i , whn-h i* w.-u.d

seem, would recommend itself, » : ; l , m t ,ir

gmnent or persti.wi >tt to »Ii n , r n t i 4 ' i '

n o t t h e failori"1 o f l h e p r o f . - s s e . ! f . , ; . , .w-

. ' m v . tb»! ; ' <a»4ii p: i r " I !

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— \ \ !, '.. ! h e c a n a l I - a t V I . e r . . . , , ! , l i l t . I ,£ fas t t • t h . . t e a t l i e i l..>e.l a"

b . l . I-. !».» t-.w.-^l . j . ' r t b e '.k*1 -n *

last, Mrt s ' .K-k»ei i . the capta n « w her t" . . t entar' i »sl m t ie ' b a w . e r . a' :T.r.4wn ;n;n the lake, h<>r >$ l i u i broke tr..nj the force .4 ' the h a w . e r . Sim rescued from the w*trr n a t rvhau.'e! d.l:..:..

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Is i — t a n a ! c.»!Wt.»r H..pk>r>«. of U'h tebi rep.iris v-3 UP.^ S4 rpcPiTP.l for toll* . f ir

ers of Christ to preach this g..*p.,; a< ex, m- i 'he we«k eud ing %"•»». ! i ! ; h , m m i t *-plified in the teachings of i!„. fir ,t K r p 4 t ''*' J u r i n 8 » similar pprml last year

c o m m e n c i n g on the 21st inst and continu­

ing two day*, n e is thoroughly conversant

with the work and lectures, and besides be­

ing an interesting and impressive speaker, h e

is social, courteous and patient , and bis visits

are a lways looked forward to with interest

and pleasure bjr the craft throughout the en-

— T h e r e will be meet ings at the church nearly every evening through the month of December .

—Our district school opened on M o n d a y , - - ' ' • " " " i clearances numb*rp.l7'.». or a t.>tal N o v . IS-. Miss Miller teacher. j evangc. ist . that so h'tle real s u c c s . . attends j f„ r , | , e ^a . , , , , , , w | . . r | , v u ^ ;

We have very rough roads now. I Christian effort, and that we are anxiously i last year.

T h e farmers have nearly all their buck- - 'poking for the coming of individuals who I — T h e di .burseniet i ts on account of t l ie wheat and beans threshed, but have done ! shall serm endowed with a special power, I POOT "» W a e b h i g i t * rminty for l h « i e a r « i d

only a litUe ploughit.2 on account of tlie j , „ the li«lv spirit, wherebv th.-v mav i e . 1 I i n e V ° T - l«' B* *h-own b r """ "*"* "' tl" abuudauce of rain which we have had.

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A U S A B L E F O R K S .

As" i.ddition has recently been built to

i lamruoiid iV Smith's atove ware bouse aud

t'h >l.uli oti Margaret St . opposite Post-office

s-j'iare, iiiaking it one of the pleasantest and i . , ,• , " . r , , . . r tion through which the road passes but the

most coiniuod, mis es tabl i shments of tlie kind j = . » > - " » i,, l l > W ! J j ent ire western border of L:ike Chaiu-

T H E s t - c k i i ' M t a t l o i n of the O g d e n s b u r ? | P l a i ."' ^ r already shippers are beginning to

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and Lake Champlaiu Railroad have increased

from 111 iii :>4 s ince the present m a n a g e m e n t

assumed control . T h e road is now managed

i'liiici'Hts y and ecotiomically and business is go, ,.l.

"Mir.K" at l'almer"s FTall n e x t Tuesday

e \ e i i m ? . T h i s is no milk-and-water atlair

Woods . Her evidence will be terribly direct, j Ure District. T h e at tendance was very good

and will fully identify him as the murderer, hut not as large as it should have been ,

as it did on the preliminary examinat ion . A m o n g those w h o w i r e ! n at tendanc w e

.She is a sl ightly formed, intel l igent, middle not iced the fol lowing:

aged w o m a n ; one eye is gone and her face I "Xorthern Light" Lodge , N o . o03, W e s t

is disfigured from the effects of the two mur- Obazy—Past Master, Dr. H o n s i n g e r , P a s t

derous shots . S h e converses freelv with re- ' ^ 3 ^ r ! ?• " • & i , " J 1 ? ' . B r 0 9 - * • ? • Wood W . . . . . . , „ .. . • . . . W. Wright, E . W. Robinson , D . II . Vani l l i c .

gard to the murder and all its at tendant ctr- Teru , N o . 2 S 1 , 1 . D . Knowles , Master. cumstances , relating with broken voice h o w '•Mount Hermon". N o . 572, El lenburgh— tlie s a m e man c a m e to her IIOIHP three days I P a s t Master, J o h n W . Havens .

, , , t A . , before the murder, how she served h im w i t h ' T ? i H f S F ^ S ^ T decreasing its not large debt, and during the , . . . , . . , i r ; Tas t Master, Dr . R. I r w i n , E . W . Stee le , J . , , . . . . a dinner, and then put up au extra lunch for -nr \v/int«rs

last year, the stock quotat ions of the road i . , . . . , , . . . , . ... I " ; , , . . * ? ' . „ . . . n . . . i. i T ' , ^ \ , , , i the poor tramp to take aloug with h i m , "in Clinton Lodge , N o . loa, P la t t sburgn—J.

have advanced from 13 to 3 4 - a l m o s t three ! c f t s e h e d M n a l l y U l i n g m o r e t 0 e a t t h , t D . Wilkinson, Mas ter ; Bro». C. A . Barber, ; , .. , , , •, . r i i T I S. B . Miller, G. F . Averil l , H . IL S h e r m a n , ; day, and how he repaid the kindness . T h e . a Wi l l i e , S. L , Whee ler , G. D . H e a t h ; [ trial Will probably Create more interest in j K. R. Grant, Walter Gilbert, T . D . T o w n e r , j Miil„m: aud the whole surrounding country j J . F . Bailey, R . N . J . k e , S . S e l i f ; m a n , S . S h i r T , ! than lias been similarly aroused for m a n y ' years .

Pass ing on from Malone through the fine

j farming region to the westward, we are soon

fold. A good showing , aud one which is a matter of congratulat ion not only for the sec-

find out that it U more economical to send

freights southward from Rouses Toitit over

the level grade of tbe N e w York A- Canada

road along the border of Lake Champlaiu

and the H u d s o n River to N e w York, or

through the I loos ic T u n n e l to Boston rather

than over the s teep grades of the Green

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h.tt the c..„u:,:e article. Milk m e n , aud milk Mounta ins , and the number ol passengers men's patrons , secure your seats and hear from the west who change cars at the Kouses

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what the tircat laughiug philosopher, J o s h Hill ings, has to say upon this topic .

W H O has not laughed over tlie dry ortho­

graphical and philosophical jokes of J o s h

l i i l . iug as published in the journals of the

i l i j ? •'••me out to Palmer's Hall n e x t Tues ­

day ..'Veiling and meet him face to face.

A -r.iiii-.- of interest ing nieetin

been iti l :ogtess at the M. E . Church in this

vi'l i^e, dnrihg the past week, conducted by

T h o m a s ]» n k - r of Troy. T h e y have s teadi ­

ly i i c t e a - i ' i in interest AJH\ will probably be

c u h t i u u e j Unouirli next i .-ek.

A N i h \ . mini , hes j i-l i " e n brought out in Enuiai id by which t'o-r! ^ made in a pud-d .i.^ lu inacc by someth ing reseiubiiug the Bessemer process, a blast of air bidng forced tl.ro'.^b t h - bottom of the furnace into the m il'eii metal .

T H K Murphy temperance m o v e m e n t

Po in t ''four corners" for N e w York and tbe

south is constant ly growing larger. We un­

derstand that a connect ion in running t ime

will soon be made by the O . & L. C. road

with the Portland and Ogdensburg a t S w . i n -

t'ui, winch will opei: still another grt\~.t av­

enue to the eastern sea-board making three

for this line from the west to supply—south­

ward over the N e w York & Canada and con­

nect ing l ines to N e w York Haibor , and u n ­

der the Green Mountains to B o s t o n ; south­

east by tlie Central V e r m o n t over the Green

Mounta ins to .Boston, and c i s t through ttie

White Mounta in N o t c h t» Portland. Al l

these routes must depend m no small degree

upon this great feeder from the west fur their

carrying trade, and the appearances now in­

dicate that the O^densburg and Lake Chain-

plain Railroad has entered upon a n e w era

of prosperity. Canal compet i t ion is all very

| 0 ( iJ>ENSl>Cl!G,

j the original name of which was Oswegatchie

from the Indian , S w e - k a t - s i , supposed to be

a corrupted Huron word signifying "Black

Water ." Rightly n a m e d , too , for the water

is very dark. Ogdensburg is a t the junct ion

of the Oswegatchie and St . Lawrence . T h e

first se t t l ement was made in 1749 by Father

Francis Picquet , a Sulpit ian friar. T h i s date

was verified in l c 3 2 by the discovery of a

s tone where the original fort, L a Presenta­

tion stood at the junct ion of tbe Oswegatchie

aud St . Lawrence rivers, on which was an

inscription in L a t i n , the interpretation

whereof i s : "Francis P icquet laid tbe foun­

dation of this habitation in the n a m e of Al ­

mighty God in 1749." T h e stone was dis­

covered by Mr. Louis Hasbrouck while exca-

W. K. S m i t h , J . H . Gii lott , I Scheler , J . A.

Forkey, E. C. Low. L. 1) Larkiu, W. J . Mc-Calfrey.

Racket River Lodge—J. H. S m i t h . George Washington Lodge . V t . — G . D .

D u n h a m , M. D . Northern Constel lat ion, N o . 291 , Malone

— S . Raymond , O. P . A m e s , S . W .

, . . . - . , " - • | 8 „ p f r j „ | * „ j , . , , | n f the poor, amounted to m e u t u t of darkness iuto "marvellous l ight?" $ n r-V.t 41'. o f 11.i. .11111. t-I.iKM .!"• v » e x ­i t is the essential ly religions c lement of the pended for indebtedness , j l . fxm f»i iiislali-

— M o v i n - seems to be the order F AV I Present temperance movement , which has , ™"" t " " t h « P°°r ' » " » • »•»«! #»^"t-' .< « £ »r

Bull h a m o ^ T n W . W o o d S o t . s e Mr. j marked its results thus far. and which still j i , ^ r L ^ l ^ \ ; : ^ ^ i , T J ^ ^ t u : ; n ^ r Bigeiow into B u l l s ; and we understand that | p , , i , l t s t o further progress and success . j y e , r < I n ( | 2t! died there. T h e afersffe nutn-

It is hv svmp»tl iet ic personal jx^wer, with j ber ••« inmate* was l.l*. w h o were »upp»rtp«l

God's grace , that the te*ltritwutommt\2.yX%™£*}!*.^^:,.Al?-rli:

M <V I f I f 1 A U K N

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well so far as it goes but it is an undisputed !

T; •;., is attended with great success and that j fact that the canals freeze up every year long ,

cotiiiiiuii:'.)' is thoroughly amused on the . before the crops are moved tu the sea-board,

temperance quest ion . Hundreds are obliged [ and consequently that means ot transporta-

t . b-a\e" the bail, where Murphy addressts | t ion falls far short of being adequate to t h e ,

t e j p'e, t . r want of rooms. Hundreds ! rapidly increasing demands of the carry ing:

SIL'II the temperance pledge at these meet ing . : trade from the great west , leaving entirely l.vr.iiN'F. M s'Tr.TVAKT, a bride of s ix | out of the quest ion the matter of rapidi ty!

The Sabbath School. I n t e r n a t i o n a l Ser ies—Lesson for S a b b a t b ,

N o v e m b e r 3 5 .

11V B E V . W i l . M. I A V I . O I 1 , D . D .

PAUL IN THE STORM. Acts x x v l . 14-2C.

A s Paul had appealed to Ciesar, it became necessary to trausporl h i m t o l t o m e ; and as direct communicat ion between that city and Pales t ine was rare, it determined to send him first to A d r a m y t t i u m , a seaport o n the coast of As ia Minor. H e was given in charge to a band o f soldiers under tbe c o m m a n d of a centur ion , whose n a m e was J u n i u s , and h e bad tor his companions the faithful L u k e and Aristarchus, a Macedonian of Thessalonica. O n the first day they c a m e to S H o u , where

vatious were go ing on under his direction Paul was permitted to go on shore aud greet for laving the keel of the steamer United the disciples of that place. From Sidon

.s7.<;,s. Mr. Hasbrouck, who came to Og- ' ! ' e y s e , , o u t f « • « " « »• ™ » k e ; t r a i S ' ' t across , = the uortbe.uterii angle o f the L e v a n t , and to

deiisburg in IN'-J, died in 1834, but we were k e e p south o f Cyprus , but contrary winds fortunate enough to find Louis I lasbrouck, ! compelled t h e m to sail to tbe north of that tbe son of the elder Hasbrouck, w h o related I is land, and a t length they c a m e to Myra, a . , „ 1 _ , , i • » .• .• . town of Lyc ia , were they found an A l e x an-these and many other tnterest .ng particulars. ; ( l r i a n C Orn ship bound for I U l y , into which Mr. I I , is a diligent treasurer of everything i the soldiers and prisoners were transferred. pertaining to historical and antiquarian mat- j T h i s vessel had a large cargo, as we learn ters, and the preservation of roauy historical I afterwards there were two hundred and sev-

1 «.. . — , board, so that we may not 1 . , . , * ; — u c . i u i i aa a £ a

_ , — — „ in supposing that s h e was i „ r M f r n m a l „„,7„ densbuigl i , is due to h i m . H e is descended j about a thousand tons burden ' amon„

Kev. Knapp is to move into the house form­erly accepted by S. M c G o w a n .

— A grand turkey shoot N o v . 29;.b, on the ground of the A usable Rifle Club. I). II. Urennan, manager ; D . II. Baldwin, boss.

I C o m e out and get a tin key.

—M. Collins, an employe of the P . S. & I. Co. , at Pa lmer Hil l , was severely injured while preparing a hole for blasting, one day last week, and it is feared he will lose h i s eye s ight .

—Misses C u n n i n g h a m have opened a dress making s h o p in Pleasant St. , aud are prepar­ed to do any th ing in that l ine, and at tlie very lowest prices.

—Mrs. H . Wood is very ill.

— C . Liberty has opened a tonsonal shop in Long's block at the north end of tbe bridge.

—Miss A . Bly returned Saturday to pay a visit to her parents .

— W e understand that the services o f Mr.

T. F. McGrath have been secured to teach the school at Pa lmer Hill this winter ; and w e wish to congratulate tbe trustees on their judic ious se lect ion, and c a o assure t h e m that they will have a first c lass school this winter.

— T w o more cases o f small pox . J o h n L y n c h and Mrs. F i n n e g a n . Miss Maggie L y n c h is convalescing. C L I O .

WEST CHAZT. — A fine lot o f weather direct from tbe

north pole was received bere o n S u n d a y last .

—Over four tons of dressed poultry have been shipped from here during the past week.

— W e are informed that t h e temperance meet ing ment ioned in our lasf "was a suc­cess in every particular and that more good hearty temperance.work, (or rather talk,) was d o n e than has been d o n e outs ide s iuce 1849." W h y , the appeals m a d e and the log­ic used in behalf o f a certain individual were powerful m the ex treme and undoubt­edly their effect throughout the t o w u will be greai.

— O . K . W o o d & Co. , are fitting up their office with n e w desks and counters , banking bouse s ty le . A very good idea.

— T h e Mr. Conger ment ioned in the R e ­publican o f N o v . 10th as t h e m a n w h o tried to run off goods without paying for t h e m is o n e o f the heaviest shippers from b e r e ; bis agent , M r . Delong, informs us that they have paid ou t oyer ten thousand dollars tor farm produce s ince October 1st , aud we have y e t to learn of an i n s t a n c * where b e baa uot paid for everything purchased. T b e above ment ioned article undoubtedly originated

come . It is the hand with ban

which effectually imparts a sense o f our o w n

truth aud sincerity, and the magnet ic influ­

ences of our o w n faith iu w h a t w e <. tier, to

those we would reclaim.

W e may stand wide apart, and far above

tlie mult i tude, crowding the avenues of our

daily life, we may speak to them in finely

modulated tones , iu t h e most lefiued and

choicest l anguage; we may c o m m e n d religion

and temperance most e loquently , and lament

with the utmost pathos irreligiou and intem­

perance, but it is labor in v a i n ; we no more

touch their hearts or waken their spiritual

sense , than the softest s u m m e r airs st ir to

ungovernable fury the depths of tbe ocean; we are no t near e n o u g h to reach t h e m ; w e

walk too widely apart; there is a g u l f between

which 110 choice o l words or e lecauce o f

manners can bridge. There is no fervor in

the work, no teal belief in what is professed,

and thus is accounted for, the failure to

touch tbe hearts and awaken tbe consc iences

o f those w h o stand and wait for tbe fulfilling

of Christ's c o m m a n d .

T h e temperance cause demands tbe earnest

work of Christ ians. T b e manufacture o f in­

toxicat ing drinks will no t cease whi le t b e

drinking cus toms of society d e m a n d a sup­

ply. Legis lat ion upon th i s mat ter , e x c e p t

a s a partial m e t h o d , depends upan t b e influ­

e n c e o f religious s en t iment upon tbe publ ic .

Enforcement o f present exc i se l aw is

another, partial method most essent ia l , but

hedged about with difficulties.

Uui ted Christian effort for the conversion

of souls , for reaching and reclaiming t b e

druukard, for tl ie revival o f that spirit o f true

religion, which shall influence public sent i ­

m e n t , recommends itself t o all, and i s a

method of temperance work upon w h i c h all

true Christians should speedily and actively

uni te .

a i t i i . 1 , R « . . I> V I e . . . \ M%t.Tls« . . .f r . r „ . . v >. h ' . ) | . ? r i l *.

A t t l . . . r p . 4 - l . - n - - " > . f !•».•• or, T . y l o r , 1 v i j , .

W . V . I . I 1.1.1 » . . . , . .. , v T A I I . I K , . r j , j > v

Al t h e h nap ,.f l « . l A .

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n . - . l - r t . t . . t , i | , . r K •!.! J It-it i«. | | -

. t-, M. .« . t l l ^ l t

- - - — • " " — " 1 mated that * 1 7 o s o wi i f be required f-ar the ) Wo.*"". Nov 1 ; « • •» ,., , 11 n u , t , , (

contact of heart with heart _ - . . . . , Mr.VJ*Ml> r . i r x r t.. »«,-» I K S S I I . ». t on tac i 01 u e a n w n n u e a n . | n e l t } e a r . .-SMITH, u . t h - f Piaii»i. i ir«i. . \ , . id , i u t e n s t with iuterest . j — •••»»-

Weather Record. [R .qe . i l e . lhv <ip.>.W.PrlP..H Kpl ta lS lewaisI ,

f latt&burgh B a m f ki . i I

H i g h e s t t emperature dur ing t b e w e e k e n d ­

i n g N O T . 2rtth 57-", at £ r. v . 101b; lowest 23°

n ight o f 19th aud Stub. Mean tesaperature |

At l l . p M i : f a r * . . . . A N N . i l l . K r . M . S ai . , t L.Mi or l V ; » . l e y t l l l - .

V A I J V » .T !«T7 111 I . M l

U K A T I t R

.*i:rr In rialtabm-irti. Vnr. I". 1.77 S|4I"« « OTTKat. a« . - t IS t . at* a n t 1 , i « y v

. • _ I t Harmiar, Si v . . v „ f •«, 1 . - - ui»a>vr during Uie week , 38 <1*\ Drixxling showers j Hi XT. infant« . .« «r i i . > r f i . m \ i ' . i .n. r . , . a t intervals N O T . l o t h ; drizzl ing rain N o v .

1 7 ; sl ight fall o f s n o w in tbe e v e n i n g o f t h e

l S t h , not m e a s u r a b l e ; heavy s torm from

north and wes t dur ing t b e n i g h t o f l S l b to

I'.Uh. Tota l rainfall dur ing t b e w e e k . 0 23.

An Aitoaiikinc Offer.

u - . myge*l 1 ntojntlt atttt •£ • ! • ) « .

Iu f o r t Henry. V>v 17. I»;T. of d i p h t h e r i a . MAM IK. only .UufliU-r uf l lui i . an.l H o . V W . Tobpjr. agrd I year*.

In rort Hoary. Nov. 1*. I«r.. wr u i r m l . r u > . croup, on ly « m o f Mr, and Mr». K-lil U . n r n -way. a j e d I year ao<l i month*. T B P reauaii.* were taL.-n Iu I U U M l"oli.t f..r ituptauei.i .

• s W I T A B T . , M A R T J A M B a u « L H « .

THK isDicPEirDEWT.of x™\^<^\J&tHg!£S&&V?iX££s£Z: iu another co lumn t o give a w a y , a b s o l u t e l y , ' whi . h o n a r r e d o n the a m aayot ihasmuMt i i .

..» . r- t - ; J .» L n- . -! 1 , •»'•«* «o r r a d i n« anUl tke lattar n u t of laaa a Worcester s t nabridged Quarto P ie tana l i w « c k . It w i n I n •rrattfylwc toTr many Dic t ionary , which retails everywhere for*Id , | trrien.Ulsi r t e t u b « r t * » o k M w t l M ^ a J U M c b

•" / . . b e *iiBer.'l arrratlr tatwanl taw a l—• ..» fc— a n d i s , o f course , a household u e r e s s i t y . , u ie . and fui i i

Hosr they r a n d o it i s , we m u s t coufesa, a

m y s t e r y ; but t h a t they d o there is n o ques­

t ion .

T n i t IsiiKi-EXDEJiT is n o w publ ishing

R K V . J O S E I ' U C O O K ' S famous Bos ton l i o n -

day L e c t u r e s , w h i c h are creat ing s o m u c h

discuss ion everywhere .

S e e advert i sement o f T H E Ixi.ETr.XDEJiT

in th i s paper .

T H E SUJfUAT L A W I N M E W V U U K CITV

The disposition of Judab to vex Epbraim does not seem to have abated al together in

the lapse of years. Dr. Howard Crosby's

remarkable ideas o n

ACari Mr. and Bum. J n o n B . B a i u t T return s in ­

c e r e Uianks fur t h e m a n y vaJaabts (treaeatav, and fee l e spec ia l ly aaaaOea tor taw large a t ­t e n d a n c e and cordial gr—«!•€» o f tae l r friends and neighbor* o n t h e 1SU> Uut . , t h e fifiieUaiiulversary of U M I U marriage . Bajssel-a l t h a a k s a r e d o e t a t b a a a w h o eontritMated so large ly o f the ir services for t b e enterta in-w e n t of Uie g u e s t s .

V a r i o u s c a s a e i — a d v a n c i n g years , care s ickness , d i sappointment , and hereditary predisposition—all operate t o turn t h e hair gray, aud ei ther o f Uiesa inc l ines i t t o s h e d

j prematurely. A r a n ' s H A I K V I O O K will re­store faded or gray , l ight and red h a i r t o a rich brown or d e e p black, a s ntay b e des i red . I t softens a n d c leanses t h e sca lp , g iv ing i t a heal thv ac t ion , a n d removes s a d cur— d a n d ­ruff and biMBora. Uf i t s was Calling h a i r is checked , and a n e w growth wlfl sMprodnved in all cases where t h e follicles are n o t d e ­stroyed or g lands decayed . I t s effects are beautifully s h o w n o n brasfay, weak, or sickly ha ir , t o which a few applicat ions wUljproduee

wf b r r

m e t couitort

« 1 t h e gloss and freshness o f y o u t h . Barss ieas us the wife o f Will iam ! Order League o f N e w York ci ty . Nearly all 1 and sure' in i u operat ion. It is incomparable

V . .

nn i . t h s

t ' . e 1-J.I

a', 1 ..I.•

v. .1 her htislia

nmi'tt.'d suicide in N'ew Votk on

-tant . In letters to her friends

• her loi-lia:. 1. -he said that she , but his f ive of drink had

is a most important ele-

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C . t i l . ' : d S U j l l p i . V e f

I - I . - • t" i . - s j , . . , ;

4 -' !. — I l - h , l - p e . . l l

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T l i k I'll N l l L , . t :t y .l;-;, 'i. ii:i)« l.i

over h in, that, he had

, that he had become

t and 4.-rii--!. and she bad

• ij _;-- r.

. I.-sj.4. l i J e l i t u f t h e A l -

• l e -pec i s to otir streets

uf transit which

rnent.

A t l \ ing trip over this line during the past

"tterk fttriii-lies us with data for a few notes

which may possibly be interesting to some of

our readers. A t the little village of

t ' L l X T u X MI [.Lis,

with parties iu the same line of'business w h o . „ , . ^ .„ , , - « , , . ,

i ^ f l 1 1 1 . ° m - . ' j e ». U P W i l h S l * n J e r W h , t t , U y '• '*> l d*liverance o f h is , , . . . , failed to do with 6ea«s. 1 . . . . d t t i r e l t t l n - to the earlv se t t l ement of O - V11*?" S 0 U ' S ° " b0Atd' s o . t h » t „ w e ? • » n o t | - D e a t h has ant ln been in our midst and temperance , is a imed directly a t tbe L a w and data rtlatiug to the early se t t l ement of VS b f a r g n supposing that s h e was h o m e from among us the wife o f Will iam ! Order League o f N e w York ci ty . Nearly all

about a.thousand tons burden. ! Fournier. Mrs. Fournier was a daughter o f 1 o f the daily papers o f the c i tv a wppk asm i a s a dreaaina-. and is esnecial lv valued "tor the from old French H u g u e n o t s t o c k , and e x h i b - Leav ing Myra they sailed s lowly away be- , , „ , te J o u „ M a u d u j ^ , » ' l a*"J P * ^ ™ » ' l f t e c i ty , . week ago , aa a « 2 « n J . j ^ ? 2 a r f fca^itl»lr7. its a ,.«cp««iite certificate of good character fa, , se, t , e ?"* w a s " n ^ o r a b e , and at f l l t h e r - 8 l a 9 t ^ ^ ^ s h e contracted ' 6 " « a n s t o f l h e L o t e l s » h o s « b » " « " I r L L ' S ! ? - ^ . J * ^ ^ o f . t o , o e i t - i » » , r t a .

m high dignitaries of the Church of R o m e , r f r ^ n t t w ^ 2 » . P . ^ t?*™~ " ' " t ^ Z *r I « » • .*««»»» - » » f » resulted in her dissolut ion. a = Bes ide ber husbaud aud child s h e leaves a

large circle o f friends and relatives to mourn her loss. S h e was buried from her late resi­d e n c e Sunday Oct. 18th

from u,B,m,s.ii,,<...,;!S._ii m r t u u r e u or n o m e , j p r o m o n t o r y (see map) between the islands o f presented to one of his ancestors , and bear- j Coos aud Rhodes . So long as they where in" d ite of 107:2 '" under the lee of the land all was well, but the

T h e stone w u presented by him to the j ™ ™ X < ^ o W ^ w T t l S S f i State , and is now to be seen over the rear J take t h e m . Here , therefore , they put about, door in the old State arsenal building near , aud steering in a southwesterly direction the upper biidire. Thi s arsenal ha3 since , they managed with a great effort to round

the cape ol Saltnone, which is the most east -become the property of the c i ty , and is at j e r | y ^ ^ o f ̂ j s U l l J o r C r e t e . A f t e r U l i S )

present iu a very dilapidated condit ion, the 1 s a i i i „ g u , , d e r tbe lee of tbe island of Crete, j which was so complete ly wiped out by the once handsome yard with its rickety iron they camo to F.tir Havens , where they cast (

Officers of the L s w and Order League were — B y the way , Mr. KJitor, our friend i also aware o f these violations o f S u n d a y law, '

J o n e s has no t taken 11$ that promised trip ' and made complaints , and several indict-to Is le L a Mot l y e t ; 'fraid we'll be too late for fruit. N E A L S V I . V E S T E B .

• w . w i H e v s v ea«««a l l s j U U t _

c , . , . . I I t cooiAins ne i tber oi l nor d v e . mod will n o t open on Sunday , u d where hquor was sold ' M i | <„, ̂ tot wh i te c a m b r i c ; y e t it las ts l ong in violation o f S u n d a y law. Near ly all t h e o n the hair, and keeps i t fresh a n d l i goroaa . first hotels of the c i ty were o n this l ist . T h e 3 F o u S A L S B Y A I X D K A X J C S S .

ful ly real ised h e r cr i t ical rostdttton her death ca lmly , talnaw U M a>cp—t

coui iort In h e r fa i th , a n d •psalrlng w i t h hasa-hla^s.urmnee W br« laa^rataaea «T rasa, a h e l c a t e s t w o dauchsara; t h e s U r « of whuaa w a s •tarried a f ew w e e k s • * » ; UMyouai«er wtUtta k ind ly c a r e d for b y relatlvea o f h e r awiSher. l a Brooklyn. Sirs. Bowles ' d e a t h oeca i tas l l a ttie 42nd year of Iter ac>'. a h e w a s hwvlud l a a

En v a t e e r a w t e r y , a shurt HSMsanaSblssMaiof cr beau- , by t h e Kev. Henry M. Ssayth, w h o

•liiMrtert-d t o her d a r i n g h e r Utncsa. coat.

M\V ADVERTISEMENTS. J A M R I T O E J U r B T ,

Attorne* Md .VffflfT •• Iatvf rlATTSBVRr.0, (TuUtm « . . . JT. 1 .

Young Ifai'g Anootttfcxi. sxAatw sir aan-im.

S e c o n d E n t e r t a i n n s e n t o f t h e C a s v a e .

"JOSH BILLINGS," with h i s t ire a t

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ASTOKISHIMG SUCCESS. I t is t h e duty o f every person w h o h a s used

B08CUEK*!* GSJUfAST S V R l ' P t o l e t i U w o o -

real forest rices last May s igns of brisk ac- fciiC4i being n o w used as a pound. ; anchor. ^Fro in this , against the_ expdstula- | or aiVto^t.-s'ur'imbfie interest . ]

PUBLIC OPIJIOM. [This column Is open to the free Jiieus.-.lou

M I L K ,•• At aHJawlf'g • a l i , Wl l l l l l . lv . , at. T^

racastey A'reaiajj. A'ws. tUk, 18*7.

Tickets , SSoeata. steaerved S e a l s , i s crwta .

Sale of B e a e r v . 4 Seats w i l l cow—saws a t t h e Associat ion Kousss , Maara St W/anaa's, Monday, a t t o'clock A. a . I t a o r a o p e a a t * 1 , . Lecture eoasakwaaes a t S.

J. w. Trnit. ft MM Steam Job Printers.

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,.,. , , . , . , . , , ! tion of Paul , they set out for Phu't i ice, in-I h e tract upon winch Ogdensburg stands ( l o u d k l g t o I e * u l a i l f , h e r e f o r t h e w i n t c r ; b u t

with out-buildings arc already going up, to was t a l o u up by Samuel Ojjdiiii ol X e w Jer

tivity prevail. Some hall" a dozen n e w houses ,

e I keep the siugle house company which the < sey, after whom the city was n a m e d , and iu

fire left. T h e store-house aud depot are near- lT'.'.j, Judge Ford, who was also from X e w

ly enclosed, an 1 the conductors ' tamiliar an- Jenej", (aft ir w h o m the principal street is honorable me*

u 'lisn.ii^ any attempt

••- r. 1.! :i^ their wavs."

i j a n s ' u u m . c e m e i i t " C h h l o u Mills'" as trains s l i ck named I came out as agent , and built a s tone

mice nmre heard. A temporary saw giist mill aud dam, and it is an interest ing

ia.s already been erected and the w m k fact that both the original dam aud mill are it t h e s t .n -k 1

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Fortuiiaieiy the auiii to be well till,-1 t i m e ot i . „ . 1. ,. , . i ,d i

L i g h t W a n t e d . thouyli the wind was lavorable at first, yet , i MES-SIIS . E H I T O I W : when they had reached the promontory , ! •"," "V , , * , .* , . . , there came d o w n a furious storm k n o w n as ; ^J1^'.. a s k foF lt*hl ° " a I K m l t o f l a w ? eurociydon, against which make head, aud so they rau before the g a l e , , , . . „ „ „ -— -•„•—.—^™ . ,-. , T " " " J

under the lee of the littla island of Clauda. J f o r "ssanlt ing E . C- Baker, Counsel lor J o n e s | and Order League officers seemed to recog-

Uere they uudeigirded. or in modern phrase ^ ¥ ! ' § . ' " .?>' A1-""'.CoU.rt **. t L ? i r c^"•?*--'. " ' « the di

ments were found against the hote ls and also derful qualit ies be k n o w n t o their friends in against Delmouico's restaurant, t h e TW'.«iie curing Consumpt ion , severe C o u g h s , C r o u p ,

and rams.. a d o o . , and other " g ^ g ^ i e s . " In 22T&3^*?££?£ tSt . _ _ ,

view of this, the President of tbe society for without immediate relief. Tbr« a<«. «ui \ *7-̂ |g -̂•—•*- ""w*"^•'**:"* the Frevent ion of Crime, issues a manifesto relieve any case , and w e cousider it t h e d u t y j s ^ d e s ^ i j e ^ E r a u S ' ' " ^ M o r o c c o ! disclaiming all connect ion with this "wild o f » " Hrucg i sU to recommend i t t o the poor I St jm i « r *oL?>t

irnrL" .,f 11 o i , . , . „ , i n , i « . i „ ™ A «)^^ing consumpUve , a: least to try o u e b o u l e , I p e r vo l . work ot the L a w and Order L e a g u e , and J . „ % , ^ J ^ J v n ^ lASt / muA 2 , "SSTlLZr**'-said that h e be!: d hotel keepers to be "all „ . . » _ — _ • - — = . « • - = . - . - •• - ' ^ shassa. « « . - -

a>'« T* t . r . i • ~_.'""""'

. J that he and his socie u ' o n e case where it failed was reported. S u c h j t i S t ^ ' s i ' ty a medic ine as the U n o u s i S v u t r c a u u o t , l*lc«i*mi

|ia]ier, per vol , S4 s s , ' , s h e e p . e i o t h .

they could uot ! W 1 ' e " l l , e parties. Beaudry and Lat.iur, were , , , '——"-- . ' j - • - - . . .^."o ~ ^ .» 4 . » » . « » o i m r c a u u o t , ilcawosMSMa asatnlr»L l l m * - . » • • . . — -* before the ca le ! » r r a i S u e d before Rieorder Crow-lev last week w a S ' - J ftar °"!>' ° " "groggeries." T h e L a w , , e t o ° ""d^'y k n o w n . Aak j o u r DruggiM , . . t i . r r ~ r i » T j « r h i i . - a M ^ . i e , i * a i 7 n ^ A . l ^

r. , . , . „ „ „ . . . . . . „ . _ _ atjout i t , .Sample Itottias t o try sold a t l o ' " — " - '

hand fir lumber

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circumstance they arc not mi.ch injured.

The eiiojne j , now being tepaircd at Malone.

W e understand that the building ia to be

erected 011 the old l . juudatiou, and that lhe

w m k i will probably be nearly of their t'orm-r

size. A \tf\i<i quantity of timber yet remains

uncut on the lands owned by t h - company

and additional timber I md I n : b e . n jeir-

ch.ised. Al l lh. -e SIL'II-- i i i d i a t e a hi i^l.t

I iture je t t ir •' .n'.on M.iis an 1 1 reslor tti.ni

of tin- i lni f i j l / t i e village tvliich was so Mai­

denly blotted lei' .if ex.-.'.•lice i i ' - ; i , . l , ; .

j e t s tanding, having done cont inuous strvice

ever .since, and furthermore, the

Mi:.-r v.-111 i x i ' i i i i .u

li'jiu in Ogdensburg is still living in the city.

Her iii.tideii name was Miss L y o n , and she

13 no.v Mrs. sjj-kes, anil is iu full possession

of L

" i r a p p e d ^ h e , h f p , b , passing ^ 0 1 , 8 = ; ^ l ^ ^ ^ \ £ ^ ^ \ ^ " « ^ K

the b u n , I n t h i s . w a , l b e , d r i p b T f o « U t h e ^ 8 t . " d » ? d . ̂ ̂ " i d e " - ' convict ! l 1 ' - « l - ' » ' » " > n « s t . c e , h o w there could

istinctiou made by the venerable

n o t see ing in

1 :r mental faculties. Ogdensburg, which they could see neither tbe sun by day uor s included iu the town of Oswegatchie , was any of the s ta is by night . Add to this , that

underneath the keel and coil ing them round , ^ b e " , b e f ° v f . , 7 -° **- , b r ° " ? b l Up("1 ' he hull. In this way they drifted before the «=e stand ami by their evidence convict - - - - - . - - . . ;ale at the rate of thirty-six miles a day. On I t ^ T f . . ! . " ? ! 1 ! ' * ™T&U(*J? w b i c h t U e y ' y r * V™*"*1* m breaking the S u n

del than iu ig could well Crosby's last

ed a n l ihYda i^er 'was ' in<.rea^ed'by Uie'Vact , J J ^ 1 ' " ^ r , bjt ter . i u c l u d i l « couiual for the m> • * « • « * before the public as a temperauce that, owing to the cloudiness of the weather, j d e , e , , s , ! ' b u t l , o w a b o u t l u e T A X I - A Y K I ; - ? , „ , , „ .

Sheriff Holt's Majority. Mt'H*n*. Editors : incorporated as a village in 1.-17, and as a : ̂ water seems to have been g a m i n s on

., , . , , , - , . 1 .. , , them all the while , and you have a vivid idea , I notice that the ollicia! canvass mak.-s the city in l s o s . 1„ l s . 4 its population was 11,- u ( - , , , , , j i s m a l 0 i r c u m 3 t a i , c e s in which they 1 majority for Capt Holt considerably smaller :;i". T h e s t i ee l s a ie handsomely laid out ] are placed, and will uot wonder that there than was repotted in tile RKI'l'nLlt'AN of and a l..r-e pripnriiou of t h e n shaded by i was much abst inence, for there would be lit- ; the week previous to the publication of the hi,.- m .pies, ah .cn has B i V t U ii the name of t l e oPP'Ttunity and less inclination to have official canvass. I W does this co

' ^ an\ thing like regular meals .

T A V A T I O X I S P . t l M S .

Nearly every article that f i l ters Paris is t.ti\ed by the octroi—meat , wine , spirits, Iruits, vegetables, ire, wood, coal , etc . -est lon.

T h e largest part ol the revenue is acquired ^, HKN>*K'S M\xi>KtKf fr-.ui wu.e and spirits. Wine pays about o t L i t a j t * •>.

cents . Regular siz> 70 c e u t s . For sate by ' F . It. D A X I * , Druggis t , P lat t sburgb, X . V .

CJB/*Merkei ,v Kshn. -rare s e l l i n g t h e iarei-s bott les uf the ll-.ss Lager which art- ao i i l i i t the sitate.

S o h e a c h i ' s P n l a a a a i e S j r a w t s r t h * e a r * a f C a B s a u s t p t i a a . Caaawjaa

a w 4 C o l a s . Tit.- {tr*-at t i r t u e <*f t l t l s m«Hli«-ine i s t b a t i t \

ripens th.- matter and throws tt ou t of the ays-1 t e i u , p m a t i c s t h c b h K M l . a i t d t h u s e l T e ^ ' i s a r u r c . s i i ' i u r x K's S E A W t t r . u T>>M«. »'«.n T H K l i i u :

< t IJVsl-Kl-t .1*, 1M.1..K.S11.1S, -V.-. T h e T u n i e p r t p l u c e s a h . - a l t b y .aet i .u i o f t h e

sl.1111a.-h • • r e a t u i i ; a u a|>i»elil«-,"fori!ilii|r e t i y l r , a n . l e i i i i u ^ t h e u t . . s t o l . » t i n . t i . - a i r i o f l n d l ^ t e s t l o n .

U i a i , i . u f . I l s h c r s ' p i l . e s .

M I ' S I O . t i *». •.

rehuuixl or rrfialiYd at b . s r s l

' - sheep , tuiu-r sidr-., i4.-r to l . S h e e p , a-luth. S2.3S.

O i l l l . e . k r a t i * .

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r t a t i a h u r s h , S . V

A Few Facts Worth Inowing!

N. UPNsU. ft SOUS, Pr. • 1 . . 1 . . 1 . .,f II,

' J l i;,'-1 Cdy." It 1= lighted by gas and sup

plied with liver water pump • 1 into its 14

iu.l« s ot" s " e e t mains by the Hol ly system.

T l . e i ' a le 1 i-'ht large p'lhljc school houses

not your table taken from uflu'ial figures? In tins season of ulter hopelessness, Paul : < i n z ; . N '

stood torward with calm self-possession and T b e s l i t t e m r I ) t o l l l

Come? \ \ 'as tweiity- lhree lraucs to the bcCt-hlre; ,t is T l l ^ , - p ,u U x e d b> '1 '-"'tity and uot u-1 r../«r<i«, wb.ch l .eaiu.y a.1101, ..1 the Uv.-r, Wiu<.ut'n.c i c * . t

1: - o n

it t h e

• n i , xi.d Irac'turd loo arm just above the i

vr . i t N'.iv 14. a son of Mr. Lafabre, the

• i- r 'e n ,»k . -r , o n J'.at' . > : , fed f o . i u t h e

-'• ;.s . i . i fr. • ture.l ln» arm ha.f way betue.-n

1: •- - 1. ..* AIHI t*r.-r. N* . * . 17, a .ot . of Mr.

M -•..•> I.-.I Indti the r.»ol of ii she,I ale! d.s-

A : • - IA . I .O .NI . ,

t h e b i s * t h i n g w i n c h t l i e t i a v e i - - r

l e a v i n g t h e ,-p, .- iei d t l c p o t b i.i

F e r g u s o n 11„ i- ,i •-'. a e 7 o - ~ t i e .•.ay, a n 1 ..'i

e i i t e i i n g i t . it ! ." h a - - _ . - s n l i ' i ' l i p-.-rc i v e a s

Well as s e e , i . e i- i , , it 1 d i g lb i l i s r o \ e i i n ; t h a t

M a l o n e b a - '•;.• ,-f : i , e m.t , - ( , - i : t . nt^ .,;" i .p o -

p e r i t j ill a li: s t e'a--. h o b ! . A ? h r « ' . \ ! 4.11

t r a v e l e r nlii-e s i , J; " s i ' i o . , HI'' } 4 i r ! , ' b , ' -

a i n i I Vtii l l e u 3 0 U u l i It k l l l i t i ' i .4 ! i l l . , VfjU

hate ." l! chai.ee l n l l .d tl.i- ".•..-- . >,- i- .er

to the Ferguson IIui,se l;e wdl ld :tt once

L.»ve e->rit-;ii'i--d t h a t M a i - j n e Wit-i a first ,-,a^s

V-ll . lge, a h d t h e C o l i e i u » i o | | Would llHVe b -ell

entiielv c r r e c t t-io. Mal.n.e h.ts a tirs*. class

trraded seleH,:, handsome eburches , fine raii-

ro.td bus,dings — the repair shops of the (1. i-

L f . ' i i .e are h e r e — a n e k e t y o! i court le-ii-e,

a ;reiiieinioii> t'orge right through the centre

( l ( t h e M i l a g e , t l i r o - l g l l W h i c h t h e ^ l i l l l n l l

river l! iv.-. Imiiisbiiig good w.itt-r powei . and

spanned t-y a line stoiie arch biidge, ^ I U I

s t in - s . handsome p .-.lence^, a vt.il s. lected

and cuiistaiitlj increasing pu'jl.c library of

l.otKJ volumes, a (iue Masonic Hall, a good s.-iiioi Il^mocratic j ,-jri.al conduct,-.1. l,y the

veteran and ahie l lemuctat ic imni i i l i s t , l i o n . F . I> F . a n d e r s , m h o c b - i i , l i e u u d

nourishes sound Democratic pr.i.Cip.'es I k e a

"root out of dry gr nind."i a Republican j iur-

i n ' — a s g 40 ! as may !••-, c o n - i d e u n g the per­

nicious po. , l .ea! id- as which it Is doomed to

dissem u a l e ; Mi . -me has a good lire dejiart-

tuei.t and aat.ts b.-lter water w . r k s , i t s In

j d u n name is Te-kari-o-ta-ron-wi—a village

crossing tbe u t e r i and has a very hue jail

wh.ch was budt in INVJ And this b u n g s us

lo Malone's chief lion just a l the present time

Ml It-

public library of :!

A

11) v..':ifu.-s, and a

, which siist-uus a

. - . l id

branch of the V . M. (,

g o o ! read.ng r i ' i m , open d.iy and uteni i ig .

T b i i is the v.esterii t-'rnii'ius of lb.- railway

line, but communicat ion is kept up with the

lir.-.iid Trni k line by f-iry 'o Prescott on ! would be impossible to save i d h e r the ship

:he ,.;,;, J s ; i - , ide 01" the river. Freiaht cars "-'r li"= c a r «°> l ' ° ! i ' e , W , ° ! ' : J , e . '*-*'• " 1 " l , 1 " !

gave as tl)*1 "round of t l m conviction Uie f.»c

. , , , , . . , . . , . ,- . " t s i iu t i i i r ia ui u,e result i.t the vote on nob. 1' Christiau lailh,:ii:d made au announce- ... . _ . . . . . uiei.t which must have tended greatly to ^ ' e r i i r a s presented m the KKIM m.i. A X w u comfort and reassure his fellow-voyagers, entirely correct. Mr. Holt's m-jority was He I* fcrred to the advice he had given them , /•„,-,,, t.',nr. T h e Board ot C,iut:i-.«er« 1 0.1-at Fair Havens , not , however so much to j ever, saw fit to throw out twenty three ' to tes upbraid them for rejecting it, as to secure I * '

t h a t t b e a n g e l o f U i u i , w h o s e w a s a n d are 1 *iti across h . i e and the tracks of the

f i i ) ii nt3 are k-p: np-ii iJurfti^ the entire ( w i , 0 | 1 J i,t. 8 r - | V t t l , had appeared u i i lo l i imai . . l

v.iiiiig-i* b y la.r_ce a.:. 1 juj .ver l ' i l ICL- b r e a k e r s . ' d e c l a r e d , n o t o u l y t h a i L e h i t u s e l t s h o u l d jv-i

T ' i " TMH!l , lf' .U*['l!"*s ; t r f X i * >t r\l* ll>\ V e , t i l sUiui beturt1 CuMur, but als<», that the lives

, . . . . . , «-»f i»ll veliu w e r e w i t h hiua i u t h e s h i p h a d city d e n y i n g its chief importance Hum its j b « e I . g1Vt.,i to his entreaty. «Wherefore,

' wh! about to say. l i e bade them to be of good That the Board had no right to do t i r s . has cheer, for he was persuaded that , though it ; h«en fiequently affirmed by the highest

Courts ol this and other S ta l e s , and had the

twenty three votes hi-i'i; i . i v . -v i rv 11 h a w

d e c i d e d t h e t i l e c u o l i , t h e C o u r t s w o u i . l h ^ v e

compelled the Bo^id to hat.- e . in ' -d t l . - tu.

re ,al

is an act o f c r t i u g i i jus t ice to the poor m m , whose cup of pttlt >,Uu must pay as iiu.eii" as the goblet t o,d B'trgiiudy of the mil... .:.-aire. Ol..-> I lie h-avies t taxed of all :.;tt-c!e>-i, ab^i i t ! , - , . .wing to the d-sire ut -fie air.li'.riiit-s to suppress the use ol .t as mneh as possible. -Vita-r ail claiius u;xm it are ac­quitted, a bott.c of ibsintho w.ll be found t..

E l ' I L U . l t i K T I I E t ' l U K t a < . . i t r i - A i s r . A t .

are a l l era l l t , , and produce a o i l the liver, wir'

.lauiier, as tIn-\ sit* lr»-e front ca lomel , an.l yet in ,r. etticat-ioiK in r. loriut! a hea l l l . j a. tlt.it ..I the l .ver.

Tin--.- i. me-ii.-s are a e « m m cure ( . .rCon--,'iiui,lioit, a s the I'uhuoitit; isyrui* rtiH-i.^ th. !.i.»tt<-r :,!. I | , n i ! i 4 - » l l , . - I . l . e e l . T i e M a u l r n L e 1'ilis a-t upon the l i v e r , c r e a t e a heal thy Oil. an lr . -mi .v . all tllst-ases . 1 Ite Uv. r, . . l ien a e a t l S e , 4 f I ' o I t ^ U l l i p t l o I i . T h e » . - a W e « - . | T o m .

ive* ton,- jtn.l ^treii^tlit.i lh«- .r4.11ut.-h.tuaV. I a n - been c b t i g e d nearly f..:;r hundred per "?K*""1 •HjJe-itoii.ai.,1 .-;u.l.W. the t.riMi.s 1-.

, , , • . ', .„, ,_ • form good bl.iotl; and l l ius t-r. al.-s a li.-a.Ui\ Cell*, o n Its n n g T i ! Vt .u . ' - I b e e f f e c t s .,1 . 1,. , , l . i l : . .u o f h c a l l h y b l . ^ x l . TI. . . o t . . : , i u e . l ibis ia-v t v n e .mined.ateiy u i .u i i . o t II;HIII i;a a. :, .1. o( these medi. incs . as lb .-> et i . la l i i . .1,

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sirs,'" l ie added, w i lh happy cheerfulness and and the agricultural resources of the adjoiu- simple trust, "be of good cheer, for 1 believe

, . r , , „ , : „ , Ood that it shall be even as it was to d m e , ing country. One of the most important , , , „,, , i „ . , „ , , „ , i •

* howbeit n e must be cast upon a certain is branches of business is the I l a n d .

A t this poiut the s i i l ject for the day ends aud we may pause to take with us a few practical lessons. We may learn, t h e n , in the first place, that the people uf <jod are not exempt fiom perils, Paul had often been in similar dangers, l i e writes lo the Corinthi­ans tears before this date, that he , bad been "111 perils by waters," and that "a night and a day he had been in the deep." So when

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< >ur readers will natura"y fee! interested

in this es tabl i shment , uot only because the

l inn is composed of our o w n t o w n s m e n , but

also because it is here that the celebrated

"snow Make'' and other Cue brands ot floor . . . . . . . , , storm comes , we must not always conclude

s o p 'Mil ,ir 111 this vicinity, are manufactured. , , , . , , , , , ' , ,, . , , . ' . ,, - , 1 1 •" I that there is on board s.iiue Jonah t leemg

This mi'l was burned and rebuilt about ' from duly . Paul was 1:1 the way uf d i i t t , twelve years ag.i . T h e present structure is aud yel he was in all this danger. Indeed, of stuue. Mi by C4 feet, five s lor i e , hie , . , and ; 'V'w har ia l i t e s give u»_a more l iv id idea ot , . , . , , . , l h e hardships which bis mere travels entailed h.t. s.x runs of s toue , four unproved purifiers OI1 t h e ^ ^ ^ o o u d > w e m i J .^u funU_ •MA all the improved modern machinery for , er that (j,jd h i s a special care ol bis servants . making "pateut f l ,ur," A-c . ,but it is well to ' Wbeu all others bad lost hope l i e sent H . s

remember that in miking snow flake Hour [ *"& to curafurt Paul. This h tlie third no rubbery of the wheat of its most nntri-

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Our n-aders all doubtless recollect the horn-

ble story of this crime w l . u h n e n i . i i l i d

only a few weeks a g o : hovt a n.an and his

wile living alone un a lonely road 111 the town I

cious part (such as is practiced iu the modern

[latent llour hocus pocu. ) is al lowed.

Ves se l , from the great lakes discharge

their cargoes ^if grain to this mill without

transhipment , the grain being handled en

lirely by i i i tchinery Irom the tinie^it leaves t b e b o l t s . . f l b e v e s s e l s , thr . ,uut i ^ l . e e l e v *

tors to the biiis.and thence through the cmi-

! t .me in his history that a ce .es l i . i messenger , Came to Paul with comlorl and encourage­

ment, and on each occasion tbe rues-I sage was received when human help I seemed impotent , ( iod keeps IIis special

mercies lor our peculiar needs, l i e delays 1 long enough lo make mail's helplessness ap-

par«,ut, and then l i e Cuinea in such a »a> MS to Lave no doubt that lhe lulrtpoaition is di-

, vine. Third , we m a j learn a.so, that men are frt qaeul ly blessed bee ttlse one of <iod's

teivAiiis is in their company. T e n u g h t e o u s iluctors to the complicated machinery use.] in.-ti would have saved ."sodom lioiu destruc in l u r i . i n g t . u t the best qualities „f U „ l r . ' l ion, and Labau Said lo Jacob, "1 have leal 1,

'1 be t oiiiily ( .a , i t 1-oiitei.ed al the court

I, . i-.- In this ti iUg.- 011 Tuesday last, Judge

Wat-on piPtiduij; T h e calendar nuuiben-d

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T h e storing rapacity of the bins connected

I with the mill is about o't,ooo bushels , and ul Uel lmont were awakened h u m idee., »s the. ' , , , , , , u , | y a V e r a g e product of flour is

clock struck twelve one hur.day night by a about .'iKi barrels. There i . a lways an abund-

pi . lol shot 111 their room, fired by a man » b . , , m l l C ^ o f W i l l t r u>r E r i l l j i n s purposes, a large

»U>od in the moonl ight near Uie bead of llieir I ,p S t . r v „ir dam at Cranberry L i k e at

etl by experience that lhe Lord halh blessed ine lot thy sake." Fourth, finally, we have iu Paul's words a beaUlilu! i i lus i ia l io i iof tlie l i a l u r e a n d e r f e c t s o l f a i l b . W h a t 13 fa i th ? t t is lo believe <>od. What Is the liuil of f a i t h ? I t i s t o b e o f g o o d c h e e r , b e c a u s e i t s h a l l lie e t e n aa l i e h a t h t o l d u s .

Ordinary a l .hu viatioiis of a name are 4al l o a e d , a l i i I n t h i s c a s e . : i5 l L . - i e t v a s u n i t

oue man running in this county by that name, the i e was no duubt r>s to the ii it-uti . .n

I of the voter. Mr. l l . , l l ' s majjr i ty :s th.-re-f.,re fUrly Uu-tt.

The Experiment a Failure. A'lii'.'or.v Itip'tWl.-itii ;

There appears to be a crank at each end ! of the government machine , designed in turn

in oposite directions. E v a n s , Schur / A <"..., have since the inauguration or H i v e s been t u r n i l i p o u e C l a n k i n t h e i n l e t - s i o f l i b e r a l government and reform, greatlt lo lhe an­noyance t.f Couklmg, Ulait.e i C- . w b o b a v -

' lug b"!d of the other crank h t v e brotighl the m a c h i n e n e a r l y t o a d e a d l,.ek. a n i s l a n d M i l l .

T h e ii ieiitorions admiuis i i itiou of Uie y 4ver1.111.-1tt l o r t h e p e o p l e a u i l I...-, f o r t b e

benefit of the Republ ican partv, Las resulted disastrously in U.e late e l ec t ions ; hence Conklii .g A- Co , HIP tugging »t the other crank until the m o v e m e n t s are sluggish, Lat nevertheless necessary to a sticcessfu. cam paiuu. .Such little episodes, give 1 -st lo p i tl l o t , c e f f o r t .

Evidently C i i k h n g A Co , p u i p . s e .-ettmg the machi-ie back into the old rtr. id ••r.'.r.t i s m ; they should .hi so at o n c e ; delat w.li i r . a t e a bre^K or paiuc ,and render iriga'. •••) o r d e f e a t t h e o l . j . - f t . E t - r y e x C o n l e d e r a t e s«.a..-,»i:! r.-quir- » returning b o a i d t . c i m t iu t h e i r n i a u . a n d »o . in a l o n g a p tpu ia i m a ­j o r i t y . T b . - r e a r e n1C.111t.un t -o . i t . l t at . , ! . ! se-wbere a iiuiiiber of of l 'ues. ekt rs .."nt*.! p'»..-sultabio f>r rtrturuitig boards, an.l t u n i m . n iol ieis , ell*, to be on „,4t,.| fot assesMht-tit and l o i'i. . . J K - U : . - w i l l , th , - y i c u l c e n t e r . l i e . u s

ant and ii.i-.,u. •,.ii|e, i„ .thing a n ! .t.ti.te b u t

p t s s l g e m 1 - 7 1 . il l w h . c h t e a r t h e i e w e i e ' . m e b . t i l n - ! a n d s . x t y - i i i u t - t h o u s a n d l.t'C-

t , . ! r e - t.f ale -lr.1 brought into Paris, ag.m.st six-y tb 1,11.1:1! in I-7^. T b e imuici .s • cuii-su'i-pl. 'ii . . f a b s i h l h e , it!,,.-!, j ; ist beior.- the war was ,1 11.111^4! f.-.ttur.- of lhe cale iile of P a r s , lias ii-.« •greai'v <l-ci • ascd. — Li ,i.m-,„ / . ' - , .l/.rc-..;'.'(e.

Vicinity News Items.

—Tii'j L.14..- ji.a--r.-I l l .tou^li the ('haliiplain citu^i in 4.>ctuber.

—Three b i igiais br..^.-,, it „( l i e i in i i .g ton, V t , jail Nov . l.'.tii. alter b.n.ling and g a g i n g the jailor.

— A col ny 1 f '<•*< ; . t s o i i s will h-aie Rut­land, Vt-, for l c t i i s.« it.

—ti .-o. A K ster was k i i . t i by a lueoun.-t v.- ai S t . Aibai . l , Nov . I i l h .

—A fat 17o lb. buck ra;. into Ticu-d.-i .g» vi .age, Nov. lo th ai.J was shot .

— L-trge ipiautit .es of p-.uttry a i e being m-iil lroni Canada r.'£ Og/iei.sbnrg to Xt-* Yoik .

— A den of poul tr t . meat and p t .v i s i on thieves has j 1st Ije.-n broken up in I t a s s c >t. L twr.-nce Co.

—-There 1- talk of au immense Cott -n fac­tory beihe Lu.Il at Niagara Kails next s.•»>-.•.

— Vi}. :.-ha!l ha« a tt m;.. ran.-.- 1. t in . 1 .', o f '.'•«* m e m b - r s .

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I . r . S . - l i . t i . - l i 1« p r . , f " , - * s i . . t i a t l y a.t I t i ^ j - r i i i e i -p . i onii 1, coi i icr B i t i h and A n h M» , I'l.iia-d . i l . h i a . e . . - f > A l u l i . i . y . . l i n e . i l l i c - l t * r s l „ r . t . l \ l - - e : . . u s t I .- a*l l i e . s * - . t .

I l H a s S t o o d t h e T e s t .

If you d4>uht the wonderful success o f SHM.ulfS C o \ s t MI*TIt..V I ' l K a , g ive II a trial; t h e n it" yuu are tiol perfectly sa ln i lPd, r.-ti.rn the bottle a n d w e will refund the price paid. I l has established the fact that ' ( . it .sumptioii cau be cured, while for CVughs. ;

Hoarseness . A s t h m a , W h o o p i n g Cough , and • all Lung or Throat troubles, there is nothing l:k- it lor a q'.ick and |**>il.ve cure , at..! it s.-IJom da'ls. l o cent s , >» Cents, and c l t s i ]p-r t«ittle. If jour L u n g s are sore, or I 'heat • •r l i n k l a m e , u s e S l l I I . . i l l ' s P . . l ; o l - l ' l . v - . -rr;: . I'tict- g"1 t e n t s . N d d by r*. U. 1 IAM- .

It . . tsIIII.< HI'S s Y S T K M V I T A I . ' . / K l t s 1.1 doubt the most successful e r e !..t

Htsjp-jisia anil Javer < oti ipUiut we l . i t . -. ter ,.n . a n , o therwise w cu i i l j not gtia-a:.-!."• ,t. Iu case* ol C o n s u m p t i o n , w h - i e t.cn.-ral lfei . i i i iy, I^OM of Apficti le and Con­st p t'.i.n . * i s t s . it wiil restore and r e c u . t e the - t s t e m white S l I l L « » l l s « CKK a b a ) * the u,l! tmatioii and h e a l , the lung*. Pi e T'M-'-II'.J. N'id b) P I t D I M S .

A.dirondack MUls, PERU, NEW YOBK.

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It : •..triteat I'.rai, - g | t , Q O per l..i.. V I s ; . r u , ,. ShuijriPs - sTstjftlr I ' i W • . t . r siu..k-i. , « j » # o O • tystjQ* per B II, i . . i - L . i . d I i u . Mlu i .^ i . - . p tL.1t i«-r M.

Flour, Feed, Wheat, ftc, A T ! . < • * * - l - » - | < t • » .

ttaality a n d P r i c e O a a a - a a t e a d .

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b.-iiig relerre.!, PXI-POI one i fiead of the woman, one of which tore an

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•< : A:b.-il l lagar against 'I ho'* B. NM.-U-wlocii a a s Hied by Jury , and a t . rd ic t

returned (of plsihtiff (or twoUU. All Ciiml

in to i i i c u i a t i o n in ihp W e s t and liotttb I uai bat ineas was put over t o tbe February

where u o t b l a g las* than a flt• cent p iece was j tass iaaa, s a d t h e

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headwaters of the t i swegatch ie , beiiix made available in a dry season.

T h e mill is lighted With g s s and is under

the eareful supe i iutsudet ics of <J. B. Hose, above tbe temple and passed along partly ' who has acUd as head miller fur the company on lhi« occatiui

around bar bead under the scalp, how t h e 1 for many years, and who deserves iJae especial murder then robbed the bouse after l ighting j grat i tude of tavaoy of l e e pa lroas of the K»-

asafl BMhiiag H t o t h e tsea o f t h e t o ­

n s sat iafj iag blsasalf Ibat aba i u rtra iJOAa a s t h e author aud geueral super-

ftsior o f tisa«ws*«Yatad "Snow F l s k s " flour.

t l a t . j r s , h u t b a j . . n e t s ' T h i s t l l - t h o d b e s t I lUttS lhe digui ly ol the great H. pi.bl.can

party; "diseases desjp-rate J-TOWII, bj desper­ate appliance a , , . i. l > v t J , „i not at all " Carpel-baggers will the fr tml ! havttig gaint-.J t h e a s c e i n l c l i C ) . . i i c e t y a d d r e s s a n d l u l l ­i n g , Voltr e X p e l l.'ltt'e W.ll s e n , y o u Weil

a g a i n ! T h e n laily i-uind lhe f|*g hoys ! rallj unce

pgaiu sboutuiit tl..- battle c iy 4.1" i i . f - s . l -in, and rcloiiii i tbe Siuiuli |>i.ie, ho sbsui i l i ing . ,

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Dll t i D . l lut . l i s tu of this t i l l sge was , of l l»>e»doiu. alt I rpiuiui on le-aol, her C4>;J elected PreHdei i l of the NorU«-iu JJ. YJ per »h«.thi«g<5..vp™.l with l . . a . « l e * , ready • ui h . s . i i g u .e iii-h . . , . . . , , , , I for her last Ulp. <i. W. Cui l i* . m a s U i ; Kv - * t tar loads ol wales were . lopped from Medical AaaoeiaUou at l h * annual tuaeliug 1 - - - - "

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