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BeIrs

The Lla'ksmlihH shop Of Afr ps,or ST cor
er Of Barnet was destroyed by Ere on satur-
day last Loss $500 40 insurance. The
shop tools we're mostly saved, together With
the coal.housc aud It's contents. 4 corrc,.
pondcnt sends Us the above facts The light
Of the fire was plainly visible here and at
Wells River.
Another correspondent writes US that the
loss was $500 and further says that "our
Gre department consisting Of resou,e men
and handsome women) we're promptly on the
ground :" We are under obligations for this
item, rs we'll as for many others, week by
week, by friends in d.leseat sections.
"ltsms Of Heir5 in particular thankfully
received"
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LoCAL AND sTATR.
.Nsv Advertisements.

3d. Johnsbury Academy, X. Colby
Principal Mclndoe's Falls Academy n
q. slanly, Principal Academy Of Music
@, II, Clarke, Principal. Judgment Come at
Last--Gage. Clear tho Traok-lloYt &
Green, Genuine Bears Grease, &e,-J. G,
bingham, FARM for Sale. 4, Hadley.
Apples-A. NJ. Cook 10 Fsrmers-Gdd-
ing & Co. Legal,
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CoRaEsrosDEycf,-W solicit rohmfayy com
qualifications from all parts u tho county upon
matters ~ interest ~ Items u Neps, ia par
iisvistf 9TH he thHutfuiiY received,
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mother.

-ANc LAS, l=tl.e=s.srsi5 ferry OF ,tyfT.
David Bartlett Of Sutton, was burned few
weeks since. Loss $1,000. We have not
learned whether it was insured or not.
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ADDISON CouNTy.7-Dayid s. Church, ,hu.
in Of Addison County, died at his resideae,
on the morning Of the 18th, at o'clock, aged
Tie Roy Brewster, young man Of
twenIy-one years, from Randolph, wa, ares.
ed on Friday morning by officer Wheeler, Of
Windsor county. for passing forged Botv :,
the cashier Of the White River bank, 4.
Bethel, for one hundred dollars. Most Of H..
money was recovered. lie was taken ba..
to Windsor county for trial,--Thrcs youar
men, Albert Fisher, Charles Robbins an!
Wesley Baker, Of Ripton. were. arrested b,
officer Champion, on Saturday, for stealth,
from several stores in Middlebuy,and larg,
amount Of ready made clothing, furs, glove
boots and shoes, books, &C., was found ~
their possession. They waived an eIamir,
ton, and were also hound over 70 the san,
court
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O. A correspondent in Newbury sends
the Montpelier Waterman the following an
cident, which happened on Monday the 10Th
instant, when the thermometers had olmo,,
everywhere ceased to indicate the intensity
of the cold -
"a Mrs. Albrich, of Haverhill, n. II,
presented her spouse with pair Of twins
the latter part Of week before last and
week ago last Monday night she LEFT herbed
(probably in delirous state,) in her night
clothes, and went to the woods, where, by her
cries, her attendants were first made aware
that she had left the house. When found
she was walking in a circular path, which was
beaten by her bare feet. Taking her feeble
state of health and the extreme cold Of that
memorable night, it seems remarkable that
she should not perish in an hour or more e1-
posure to the piercing cold"
ANOTHER SAD CAsE.--We learn that on
one of the cold nights of last week "A young
man about 80 years old, by the name of Amos
Bliss started from Mr.. BOWS with a horse
and sleigh to return home, some time in the
night the distance to the village where he
was going Asing about two or three miles,
Being intoxicated he turned over, and spilled,
himself out OF the sleigh, and lay in the road.
and wnllowed about for several hours, the
horse having gone home with the sleigh alone.
Finally, Bliss got back to Mr.. Bows house
IN very BlissiesS condition. His feet, hands
and legs being so badly frozen that his life
was despaircd of or if he roeoyers it is thought
he must be cripple through life. by the loss
OF his limbs. Different individuals, it is said
rode nearly hundred miles In search Of him.
after the return eC- his horse md stsigh, be-
fore he was found. We suppose this terrible
catastrophe is TO be attributed entirely to
drinking RUM or CLINT Isn't it too bad to
prohibit it entirely? Does not the accursed
stuff do thousand times more evil than
good For myself, l wish there was not a
drop Of intoxicating beverage in the state
Cor. Of Repository
~, On Monday last, Mr. Sheriff Flanagan
contributed another inStalmcnt to the sceiu'
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show that The g4a=t institution OF r,I.,
ono that is reyeronoed by our comm
IL was truly pleasing sight 10 see m, !,
and children 90 attentive, and with 4,
hand SUPPLYING the wanGs Of their ast A.,
minister.
am requested by the Rev Il. GoJ5.,.
say that he and his family return tbs,.1
ooro thauks 70 their friends who On mn, ~.
former occasions have donated forlbei,..,.
" ooWiorts and his prayer Is that tb,,
be rewarded many fold IN this lie. ,a5 i
the world TO come with lie eternal "
Easf Burke, Jan, -, B.Fu
RUTLAND lrFns-.We learn from III. T..
aid that Geo, w. Gurus IL to lecture bsr.
the Young Msn's Christian A,,oel.,ion y
that place this week, Mr. Curtis Ia one ~,
the finest lecturers In the country and IL,
people Of Rutland will get rich treat Tta,'
day evening, A mare driven BY Mr. d.,
ley, bscame frightened, and leaving il, dd,.
In the street, ran with great violence ag,,,
wood house breaking her skull.-n,
Methodist society have purchased a new b,
OF 1900 pounds weight The old board y
directors Of the Bank Of Rutland have be-,
reelected Loyal c. Kellogg Of Benson v,
elected to oil the vacancy oeeaslonei by b
resignation Of Luther Daniels
Wilder late superintendent Of the Rutlm
a Washington H. H., was presented with
splendid service Of plate, by his friepd,
the Bardwell House, Last Thursday evenal
"A small house owned by John Kennel
and situated in the west part Of thia vilag,
was destroyed by fire Wednesday sbou, mid
night,
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SToLEN.-Whilc MIR Charles Bebee Of thi,
town, and his family, were at church last
Sabbath, tNo hundred and thirty dollars
were stolen from his dwelling house. Two
boys named Ford and Fish, one 10 and the
other | / years Of age, are now in our County
Jail charged with the thcft.-R,aidnG Con-
icr.
SINGULAR ACcmENT.-On Saturday the
10Th instant, young man by the name Of
John Small, Of Windsor, II years Of age,
while in the act of throwing a snow ball, Eel,
his arm suddenly become powerless and pain.
ful. DIR. Stiles was called and on examul.
ton il was ascertained that the bone was bro.
ken midway between the shoulder aud elbow,
caused by the sudden and powerful Lonirae.
ton of the mus les while the arm was Ell.
tended. Afterthe arm was dressed, the patient
informed DR. Stiles, that he met with a Iimi.
lar accident about six years since, while in
the act Of throwing stone. The young man
appears vigorous and healthy, with a power
hl muscular development.-W Windsor Jour
nal
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Religious Intelligence.

HSitRtous Intelligence.
1t may not be unintcresting to some Of
your readers to learn something Of the reig.
ious interest, in this place, in days past, as
well as at the present time. Some of the fol-
lowing items, l gathered from a historical
discourse delivered by Rev. II. Godding, pas
tor Of the Baptist Church, on the first Sab
bath in January, it being the close Of the
twenty-fhh year Of his pastorate. lie re-
marked that in May, 1880, this church was
organized, consisting Of six members. OH.
crs we're added from year to year, and ms he
traced its history, through the yicissitudes Of
years, he mentioned several precious rcviv-
ais, and spoke Of three of the converts, who
had become able ministers of the GOSPEL. -
But the pecuniary circumstances of the
church prevented the sustaining of the
preached word part of the time; couse.
quently his labors were divided between
this, and othor fields of labor, until 1854 1t
was remarked that up to this time there had
been added to the church one hundred and
fifteen members but death and removals
had reduced the number to sixty, and not
more than thirty-fve or forty could consist.
emily meet on any occasion whatever. In
1855 it was decided to build house of wor-
ship, to be owned and occupied by this
church and society. 1t was thought by some
that it would prove a failure, but by a per
severing effort, and the blessing of God, il
was completed, and dedicated TO his wor-
ship. Since that time, their pastor has Ia
bored with them constantly, and the blessing
of Heaven has crowned his efforts, in the
salvation Of many souls. The work of the
late revival commenced among the members
of the sabbath school, but spread into all
clnsses of the communication the youth of
twelve, to the grey-headed sire of seventy.
The last year has been one of deep interest
TO the Christian. Since last April thirty
seven have united with the church twenty.
four were heads Of families and goodly
number have joined other churches. To
God be all the praise, for he is worthy.
The 10th inst was day of deep interest
to both pastor and people. In the afternoon
the elder portion of the community met for
pastoral visit. In the evening, the youug
people, about two hundred in number. inolud.
ing the members Of the sabbath school. went
to visit their venerable pastor-one who had
taught them Gods way frcm their earliest
rsco!lectionsi and from the friendly greet.
ingI, and their liberal donation-wbicb
amounted 10 something over one hundred
dollars, ninety-thrce Of which was oa,b.li !
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c." A, J. lIadlcy, formerly Of Mortified
Was lost 10y the wreck ofihe whale ship Rajah
ia the Ochotsk Sea, on the 18th OF Oetobst
DISTRESSING AccipEST.-We learn, with
pain, that our friend and townsman, A. s.
Dewey. has lost his oldest child by most
distressing casualty. The child fine luI,
boy, between two and three years old, va,
fatally seadcd Monday evening by falling
backward into pail Of hot water. Tbs Gus.
touary appliances Of sweet oil and cotton
batting were made, when, hy some accident
the cotton took fire and burst into flames up.
on the person Of the child This last mshap
added 20 the pain of the little sufferer, a,
well as to his parents GiltrcU, and death
resulted from the scalding principally, as We
undcrstfnd) about seven o'clock next morn.
ing. The afflicted parents have the sincere
aud fearful sympathy Of the community in
their sudden and most painful bereavement
Huntington Free Press.
VERMONT IIoRsFs. The 81. Albans Dem.
oernt says that $1,000 have been paid GU, ia
that village since Friday last. for horses
Prices ranged from 500 to 500. The buy.
crs are from Philadelphia
~ In the case OF Nathaniel Stafford, Who
-. ~. e H. ii II
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CbF GAIt0omtom.
81, Johnsbury, Jan, 30, 1853.

BY G, ~ STONE s 90,
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~ In the case OF Nathaniel Stafford, Who
was on trial for poisoning in North Bcnning-
ton, the jury disagreed, the testimony being
very conflicting
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-01

worcester Post 0nice-Summer Arrangement
Mails Close as follows
Northern Worcester County Vermont and New Hamp
hire via orcester * Nashua Railroad at 900 a. ln ANA
are due al 100 p. m.
Fiichhure Lancaster Leomiuster West Bovlston, Oak
dale, Clinton. Lowell and Nashua, \. H., at 90
Princeton and East Princeton at 345 and is due at
SIS a.
CITY Of Boston, $50 and $40 a. M, and II TO- 80 and
n III. and due at 500 m, $50 and SIS p.
Maine, Eastern New hampshire, and Eastern Massa-
chusettsg.l0 M, and Sel p. and arc due at 500
a. M, $50 and $50 n.
Rhode lsland--tENeept towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad. $50 M, and $3.50 and are
due at e.40 a. M. and $50 D.
Way Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad $3.50 p
m. and ARE due at $40 a. IN.
Western-(Ail towns in Massachusetts west OF Wor
cester.l 1870 a. NJ and are due at l2.i0 p. M
Albany, (Westerl New York and Western StatesD IJu
s. ni and 400 p. and due at T. 40 and H. 10 p M
Springfield, 7.30 and 400 Nj and are due at s4u
a. m. Il. 40 and l0.35 y.
Hartford. all Connecticut except Windham and New
London counties $50 and 400 p M and are due
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad, and
New London and Windham County, Conn., 1890 a m;
and are due at 9.l5 n.
New York city and Southern States $50 m, and 40
D. and are due mt 3.l0 and 1000 p- M
Barre, Barre Plains, Petersham, Paxton Dana, North
and West Rutland, s45 m, and are due at4 p
Holden, RGtand, North Rutland and Oakhan, 800 p,
m: and due at 800
Leicester 945 and 4S0 p. and are due nj 800
M, and 800 p.
Alilibnry and West Mlburv 80 a. M. and $3.50 p m;
aud are due at $40 a. m. and $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury, 81 p. m, and is due at 800 a m.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordavillc $50 a.
M; and are due at $50 p.
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland
Weodve, Westboro', Northboro', Southboro' COrda
vile, and Grafton IL p and are due at 500 n.
Milford, Mendon ioiSon Bolton, Berlin, 9.l0 a. m,
and 500 p. M; and due ut 500 a. and 630p.
Office hours from 645 a. m, 500 p. Sundays from
Toto Y 40 D. EMORY BANISTER 7. NJ
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II TO YOUR INFANTS.

have put up sold this article forever IN ,-eo,
anu CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE TRUTH 0ft,what we hay
~ yer pCsi a2ie 10 say any other medicine NEVE
~ F3AiLtl} IN SIN GLE lNSrA NOE. TO FE
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contrary al are igcdby g lis operaons and i
terms OF highest cOumcnda e lion OF its ,no"ir.i
and medicinal virtues. We . sneak in this tt"r ~,
WE DO KNOW after ten wears, exneriencs a.. ~,
aLnppE VIZ !hil IATlON SFoR TIE FULFILIMENT o
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. ~ In almost every ins+a,'y
Nucie ny infant IS slierllg from pain and cXlaus oI
ter the syrup is admins n tered
This valuable preparation = is the nrpscrinton of ono
the most EXPERIENCED zand SKIIFi|fT NirpSLs
in New England, and has = been used win ,pr1 ~
ING sucCEss m TlitSANDS u OF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from main but in,.i
oues the stolh'ch and IboWel;, eOrreets acidit,
ANY slaSs done ana energy : to the whole system
VIII almost instantly sslieye
GRIPPING IN TIE lOW : ELS AND WIN cor n
aud overcome commissions which If NOT snnaiiI,, ~
died. end IN death. We be y lieye il tlr M n mi
REMEDY WORLD in !. all cases Of nYSI, Mi -,
and ID IARRHu3A IN ECHLDRFN Whetho IN
arises from teetng from = any other canee nro,,i
say to every mother who = has child snfiriu, ~,
MY VI .ne loreeolhs com .painls- NOT LET YOU
fREJu DlCEs, PREF = tDCEs an oTurVs a.,
between your suffering child and thc reinf tii,,
that will be SURE - yes, H AnSOLIjTEiY SiiPENt
the use of this medicine if timely used Fnll dires
lions for using will accom- pany each hottie Nan
genuine unless the iae-sim lie of CURTIS PER
KlNS, New York, is ON the outside wrapper prie
only % cents. ~
GEO. X. SpuR R 20l Main street Wholesale Aoent
Cav Sold by Druggists throughout the world prine
pal Office No. ID Cedar street New York dNwlv auo
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Meoiturrs.
ID R. $ W E E T. S
INFALLIBLE EMINENT.

INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,
The Great ExternI Remedy.
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Piles, HEADACHE, and all Rheumatic
and NerU0HS Disorders,
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Dr. stephen Sweet of Connecticut, the famous set
ter and has been used in his practice than TWEEN
ty years with the most astonishing success.
As An ALLEyIATOR OF PAIN, it is unrivalcd by
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an equal Every victim of this distressing complaint
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QUINsY AND SORE THROAT arc sometimes ex
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| persons in the highest ranks of life.
CAUTION.
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G0lorttstcr 1aiIp spp.

TuE HlGnEsr FIGURES YET.-At an ex-
ecutor's sale on Monday, the 18th inst, of the
property of Thomas Lsyne, deceased, in this
county, the following prices for slaves were OBJ
tanned on credit of twelve months A boy,
q wears old, sl660; boy l6, $3.50; boy
IL, 1895; boy, II, sl905; boy, 8, s1170;
boy, 9, $1,000; woman, Is, and a child
three months old, $3.50 "a woman, q, 1920;
a girl, 7, Sl75. Total, sl2, 4S5, being an aver
age, including the child, of 81 ,243 50.-Frank-
IN Tenn Reriesc.
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g., SPENCER, LEICESTER,
ETRFT2aE N~[N CHERRY VALLEY, NEW WOR-
A'I=.L-1 n ~ CESTER, and WORCESTER ON
TNaWgs al 5T5N ~ NlBUS. Summer ARRANGEMENTS
leave Spencer at a. m. Leave No. Flaggs Block at
5 p.
- Leave Leicester at a. M, 100 p. H.; leave No.
FiaSgs Block at 1880 a, M, and p. m.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings: Leave
Leicester At $50. and No, Flaggs Block at O'Clock
Leave Cherry Valley l5 minutes after starting from
Leicester ON each trip.
Leave New Worcester ut $50 a. m, 1890 a. M 80 p
M ~ p NJ p. m, no p. m; leave No. Flagg's
BLOCK at $50 H. H. 1880 m, II IN, 2.30 p u D. NJ
p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester 95, and Cherry Valley at $50 a. nj
Leave City Hall at p. m.
Leave New Worcester at 10 a. M and 9 H. m Leave
City Hall at close OF meetings.
Express Business promptly attended to.
l.. b. STONE 81 CO., Prop'rs
Worcester, March, 1859 diff b,chl9