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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

THE SICK MAN.-The Turkish gov
eminent seems to be unusually hard
up, if we may judge by the following
incident. Recently the workmen en-
ployed at the Mint at Constantinople,
whose pay is now fifteen months in ar.
rear, presented a very respectfully
worded petition to MeheInet Ruschdi
Pasha, Minister of Finance, praying
for at least part Of the large amount
due to them, many of the petitioners
and their families being reduced to
positive distress by this default. The
application was not successful.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25


TIE TRAvELEK's LIFs AkD AoeIpEST. fEsu-
RANCE Co, OF Hartford, Conn.,. Ia a marvel
OF success. and illustrates the bsnefe Mt
power Of capital combined with Integrity
business capacity, good Judgment and great
administrative skill. The character of e5ts
chief executive Cfficers-wbom we have
known personally Tor msny Sesrs-inep res
pubic confidence. When the subject of per-
S0ldl insurance is fully understOOd. I eoule
will be as prompt to insure against accidents
and death IS hey new Are 70 insure their
PROPERTY against fire
This company IN three and half years have isss1ed
over l2o 900 accident policies, and in its rst year
and half OF life Insurance has issued over three
Oo9 for which IL received but 81, Jas In prem
tul u hss PAID In all over 200 losses, ranging
ron - 70 each, sggregaling $4,000. Jan.
1, $685. IL paid over $500 600 losses last wear ana
had a balance Of asset leit Of s950. 900 sueh =
record is unparalleled In the history Of Insurance
companies. The Office Of the Western Branch N this
truly national institution is So La Sale street
Chicago, under the management Of Gen Julius Wbits
well known throughout the Northeast and agents
may be found Ia all places OF importance throughout
the United States.
The following is list Of agents Of this copsDy in
the towns named below:
IN wIscoSsIs.
J. H. Jones, sheboygan. Geo. W. HuDgerf0rd Ste.
John E. Thomas. shelby yens Poiot.
gan FL Edwi Hillyer, waupun
;. ID. Gag Richand Cen Robert Shields, NeenAn
tire A. a. Flint, Stoughton
lngton. bus - - -.
D d Witter, Grand Rap Phelps Haywood, omro.
Us Delos Hale, OconOmowoc.
bay. pofn.
A; V. Kimban. Green f0'n'
Bay.
Observation-Disclosures & Lent, Anoka; W W Scott,
Marshall; Berry, Lake Civ y Hs'
lLLTNcIs Charles II. MadelF, Lacon; J. R. Lem
on, Freeport; J. Il. Hewlett, Lsnaek
. 1OwA.-A. W. BrysOD, Nashua
MIcHIGAS-Theo. d. Wilcox, Muskegau. II
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

COUGH MEDICINES should be so COM
pounded that they can be taken slittle and otter"
II Is the throat aud chest not the st1msch that is
affected This 10 one great of the success Of
Ioas CoUGH BALsAM. Try 1t. All dealers sell it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

The REVERE House, corner of North CLARK
an hlnzie streets hss been enlarged and
InsIuIhIshed through mt, aud Is kept BY CT.
Dutcner so we'll thatall his old friends in
Wisconsin, and hosts CT new Ones,r stop with
him 90 visiting Chicago. 1t is convenient 10
the Northwestern depot and to the center Of
bnsiness IL
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

1t is reported that the butterfly of
the army worm has appeared in Baton
Rouge parish, Louisiana.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

Upward of 10000 seamen are en-
gagged In the fisheries on the Grand
Bank of Newfoundland.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

etOr Of the extensive India rubber
works in College Point, l.. l., has made
the celebration of his fifty-frst birth
day the occasion of princely gift to
that town OF 500. 900 in cash, and a
vast area of property for religions, edu-
catlonal. and social purposes. He has
refrained from giving any directions
about the disposal OF this great amount
OF property, leaving this to board Of
trustees, TO be elected by the citizens
of College Point.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

The steamer Magnolia, which re-
Gently exploded on the Ohio. was Gen.
Grants headquarters before Vicksbure.
in 1863. o
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-21
.SPEC'IiL NOTICES.
DRUSSlA BEARING LIBERAL
TESTIMONY


Tho Medical College Of Brc-lau. Prussia By COM
mand Of the Government instituted enquiries IN
regard to the punt, Of DR. RAILWAYS Pills
The following is a copy OF the re ort, after thor
ough ANALYSIS signed 10y the Professors Of the Col
lcgc
nIFCET ~ AZ ANALYSIS Oh RADwAl's HEGCI ATiNG
FILLS.
Instituted for the satisfaction of the lrus san Gov
eminent aud peopl Ii appears that the great
popularity of the Pills throughout Germany, "a M
aperient anti-hilious and Alternative medicine, had
provoked the malice Of apothecaries, who caused
a report to lie circulated that the Ingredients were
poisonous. Therefore n scientific inquistion into
their nature and properties was ordered, the issues
of which was most triumphant vindication ofthe
sanitary value Of the Pills
The Faculty OF the College state in their report
that after n core(W CB3 minnie examination, they
have tho honor TO state that tho Pills are not
only free from every substance injurious to
health, but arc composed wholly Of substances and
element promotiVc Of digestion, and certain at
the same time to act iayorably upon the nervous
system, &C., &c. They state, further that the
injurious rumors sol aioat by the Prussan apoth.
ecarcs originated in mean spirit of trade ieal.
ousy. excited by the great celebrity attained hv
the Pills within very brief period
Signed in behalf oil the College.
DR. Pun. TIEoRAIp WERNER,
Director Of the Polytechnic Bureau.
DE. lhlsE First Assistant.
DR.. Railway Pills are sod hy Druggists and
Country Merchants evervvhcrs. See nr. Rad
WAYS Almanac for 1868. .;2w
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

EASTER ELECTIONS, APRIL 1868 -
81. Stephens Chmch .HiiaeJuy-Rev.
&. Graves, Rector. Wardens, n. Par
ker, II. a. Sheldon; Nestrymen, ]. Nc
Donald, +. Vallette, O. Wooster G C.
Chapman, Homer sheldon; Vestry Clerh,
and Collector, f. Nallete Treasurer.
ii. A. Sheldon Delegates TO the Dioces.
an Convention at Montpelier, in June,
y. Parker, o. Wooster, ii. A. Sheldon.
TRULY Church, Halaad The Rev.
j. Milton, Peel, Rector Wardens,
Geo. Graves, u. V, X Wilson; Vestry.
men, b. II Burt, w ii. b Owen, l. G.
Kingsley, w. II. Liscomb, D. Henderson
Vesiry Clerk, b II. Burt; Treasurer,
L. G Kingsley Delegates to Conven.
lion, Geo. Graves, b. II. Burt, 4. V. X.
Wilson,
81 Pams ClmcL, Bulagtoa.-Rev.
f r. AtwelI, Rector, Wardens and
Vestrymen w. H.. Wilkins, A. Prouty,
V. p. Moves, A. C Spear, A. L. Catlin,
Dan'l c Iinsley, w. L. Strong.
Mr.. A. E. Dunning of Andover Theo,
logical Seminary is supplying the Congre-
galional church In S,rsiton
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DAN

4 is Supposed to be the lot Vi H. poor mortals
as inevitable rs death, and liable at any time to
come upon us. Therefore it is important that
remedial agents should be at hand to be used on
any emergency, when We are made to feel the ex-
cruciating agoncs Of pain, the dcpre sing nfu-
ence oil disease.
Such remedial agent exists in the Pain Kill
Ter, the fame. oil which has extended over all the
earth. Amid the eternal ices of the Polar region,
or beneath the burning sun Of the tropics its vir-
tues arc known and appreciated. The effect Of
the Pain Killer upon the patient, when taken in
ternally in Of colds. coughs bowel complaints
cholera, dvspnterv, and other affections OF tn. sys-
ten, ha- been truly wonderful, and has won tor it
name among medical preparations that can
never he forgotten. it, success In removing pain
a. an external remedy. in cases Of burns. bruises
sores, sprainS cuts -tng of insects, and other
cause, Of suffering, has secured for it the most
prominent position among the medicines oi the
day.
Beware OF countereit- and worthless limitations
Call Tor Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, "and
take none other. Sold ny all dru t1sts and gro
Gers. a;;w
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~ &c X OF THE WOO DSl
NICK OF THE WOODS
IN THh
FlRESIDE COMPANION."

Gro. MrNEo & Co., have at an immense expense
secured the exclusive right Of publishing that
wonderful story Of Border Life,
"NfoK OF rnE WOODS :"
ia the 'tiresiie Companion. which will be com.
men'ei in 30. y OF that popular journal issued
on Nlri ~.
mick OF THE WOODS"
Is tAo most remarkable and exciting story ct ,he
KIM that ever appeared. and is the FoaafainLeaa
from which myrads Of Indian Tales have been
derived. some Of tho characters are unequalle ed
in the whole range Of Fiction for certain kind Of
wierd. mysterious interest that hangs around
them For instance the terrible Jibbenainosav,
tic spirit that walks. Bloody Nathan. the MAN
OF Peace. and Roaring Ralph S;ackpnle. the
"RampinE Tiger Of the Rolling Fork, who was
equally at home whether stealing Red men s
scalps o" 4 pale faces horse The dc-re To read
,tor, of such intense interest OF course, will he
universal. aud ;ru,t that orr friend viii order
the paper II heir now dealers IN sol.rn. t. pre-
vent disappointment.
The Firc,ile Companion i, the le-t Family
Story PAPER published. II is tnr sale low all Ncwi-
dealer Price, cents copy: q yoar: cop
les 1lo; "r cope, for 500
GEORGE MUNRO * 60.
Law 49, William St. NcW url.
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4 JACK SCREW. The borrower will please
rotmu il Immediately. CJ II. A. SHELDON.
OUTER ! BUTTER /!
NOTICE.
II he at the Store of Beckwith & Co.,
FRID AVS,
4 GENTS WANTED

FOR THE LIFE OF GEN. t. >. GRANT
BY Hon. Henry G. Demng The only york Vi
the kind issued under the sanctsn and by the au-
thurity of Grant himself The author l. well
known as one OF HE most brilliant writers and
eloquent orators in the country. Agents will ird
this ono Of the most in tensely interesting bog
raphies ever published in America. and will meet
with q ready salc. For particulars, address s. =.
SCRANTON & 20, 1876 Asylum 81. Hartford, Ct.
8;4w
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cTA1L OF VERMONT-District Of

To al persons interested In the estate o
ELLEN X. THATCHER
late Of Orwell in said district deceased.
Greeting
You are hcieby notified to appear before the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison at q
session thereof, to he held at the Probate Office in
Mddlebury in said district on Monday, the 18th
day Of May next, G.. d. 1863 at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, and show cause IT any You have,
why an instrument bearing date the 10th Of Feb
ruary. A. d. 1867, should not he admitted to pro.
hate and allowed IA the last will and testament Of
said deceased.
Datedat Mddlebury, this 18th day Of April 1868.
i;9w CALVIN g. TILDEN, Judge
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VARIABLE FARM For SALE

' Tumorly 0Wnedbv Dawn IIO0hcf Ileccl7.D
pleasantly situated on Munger Street. in the
northeast part 81 Mldlcbury. oh The road lea Ing
dlebuN village. said fam contain. go acre of
excellent land, we'll watered, well adapted to
grass aud grain good house, near school, plenty
Of outblildings lni Accommodations for all kinds Of
stock, and some lrnit Also 81 acres Of woodland
ea,v Of access For further particulars inquire Of
Mr.. Dayii Hooker ON the premises. Franklin
Hooker ~ Cornwall, of the subscriber at his
residence. \. e. HOOKER.
Nl1lchur,. w.. Nov . 1861
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l'OR SALE.

4 beautiful Cottage House in iir-t.iato icuair
on one Of the finest lots on the hest street in Mid
dlcbury Village. The garden Is an excellent one,
full ofiruit trees OF the choicest kinds Also a
very desirable building lot adjoining, and eight
acres Of eSc' lleut mea iow land near BY
s. l.. BlSSElI.
Midjleddlehury. Vt. April G, 1868. 2:3w
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscriber, being ap, ointci Lv The
Probate Court for the district II Addison. Cou,
mi.sioncls, TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands ofall person. against the e-
tate Of LAFAYETTE HARVEY.
late Of Mlilcbury jn aid district. deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
theieto and is months from the 81 DIV ci
April being allowed BY aid court for that
purposo We do therefore hereby give notice that
We vii! attend to the business oil oar said appoin,
ment al The ellico OF James Mcdonald, on the Isl
THURSDAY Of june anil tho first THURSDAY of Oci
1868, from nine o'clock n. m.-unil TOM o'claci
p. m. on ach q, said laws.
DATED AZ NililcbJry, thi, Sd Jav of Anil 1865
JAMES MCDONALD c..,.-.
2i3w HOMER SHELDON. / t'H e'..
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LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
ADDISON Co. CLERKS OFFICE, !
Mlddlebury, April IA, 1863.

Chapman has been duly elected as Coun,
ty Commissioner for the County of AID.
olson for the year ensuing
ID. SrgwARr, Clerk.
S. Il. Rockwell will certainly give
bargains in fruit trees Give him n call.
JUNIOR EXHIBlrIoN. The annual ex-
hibltion Of the Junior Glass will be held
ct the College Chapel next Tuesday eycn~
ing, the 2Sih inst
Arrangements have been made by
the X & B and T & b Rail-Road com.
paniea by which it seems that we are to
have a renewal OF travelling facilities to
Troy by way of Bennington. Good
MLLINERY.-A is called to the
announcement Of new Spring and Suns
mer goods by VIM Sladc.
"A member of the Spectacle firm OF
Lazarus & Morris, proposes to be Mt
Dickenson's store May 22d and 23d
ExcELLEN T INK Thomas Unrivaled
Black Ink is deep black when frat used,
and flows az freely as Arnolds Writing
Fluid, 1t has no superior. Ii can be
obtained at o. 5. Dick.nson's.
ADJOURNED SCHOOL MEETING. The
adjourned school meeting at the Town
Room on Tuesday evening, Instructed
the Building Committee TO purchase
brick of parties at Essex Junction voted
to lay tax of two hundred cents on a
dollar oil the grand list of 1865. one hun-
dred 10 be paid on or before the lsl day
of July 1868, and one hundred TO be
paid on or before the first day Of October
1868; and appointed Goorgo w Dorm
on the Building Committee TO succeed
Calvin Hill resigned
Avn srNrNrs.--prol Harrington cN.
hibited at the Court Room to "a .nIl house
on Wednesday evening Tho Bpsn Ball
Clubs nrc tardy in making their appear
anre this spring, giving some evidence of
le.s ,r,or.s, r,or l,., ,o,r .rl,n. ,,o,.
be more interest soon, i. the good wcath-
,r o,.,;., r. -
C,o,. IN
-, r,.,,,Ioo r...t ..:,i H.. ...,..
than woe som,,ines n,,,to.,.J - ,ho
MILL, oaos o,1 ,o.,... ..;,.i g.,
h,r;t, ,h.n ., ,h, ..,, 49,, H. w..
York Sunlay ronqh..
In the statement. l,.t week ot tho
amount of Easter olertolio. I'D u. Ste.
phcn's Church, Mil1l.hoyy. On The 12th
inst, there should have been mentioned
that, ol tie over eighty rbrrc dollar. con
tribuied for several purp -. neatly h,ty
four dollars were most kindly do,ignu,rd
rs present 10 thu Rcciors mech obliged
and very grateful family, from lh" ladies
ot the I-ri-li and other lirnls
\ NARROW EscAFf'~--A three year
Ola son oil Nr : y H''S'iI Of Nhor"ham,
while visiting at In, grandIaihera in This
village, on Friday last wandered away
through the streets and wal finally found
by ms father, after long searching. on the
railroad track near Mr.. Clay's grain store
just as rapidly approaching train came
IN sight. The fathers feelings can be
better imagined than described.
WHIrIxG.-O. &. Unntlcy j.. clo.ino
out his stock Of oo,Js and in orJer IN e
feet II sooner il s,Il;no ot.co., Much
bav will bc lief, ovor omono ,ho c,ro,ors
th;s srr;no thoroh nn;oo. ,... -o..,..
oror roraod h;nLo. Ill., ,.: =,
month or two-Nr. Pond NJ ,ho r.,
O#oo 20 oar o,,ba.;.I
authorizations :, vv.;.;.. 81. n....-
v,no.r.,,.,- ,r,...
.,ot o.,o,....,,,.r.-,.. 49,.
.ooson rLo cn.;,, - NV ','',
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OLE YOUTH.

Il Gentleman who suffered for wears from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and all the
effects of youthful iud-cretion. will, for the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the recipe and drec ions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advertisers experience can do so
by addressing in perfect confidence,
;1v JOHN h. OGDEN. u Cedar St, New York.
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ITO CONSERVATIVES.

i The Rev. EDWARD ANVIL son will send
Qrec of CHARGE to all who desire it, the preserip
ton with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured of lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption
His only Infect is to benefit the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as
il will cost them nothing and may prove bles-
Sing. Please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
9;1v) lGj South Second ST., Williamsburg. y. II
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I\FORMATiON;

L Information guaranteed 10 produce iuxuri-
ant growth OF hair upon II bald hcnd or beardless
face. alse recipe Tor the removal OF Pimples.
Blotche- EruptioH.. etc, the skin. leaving the
same az. clear and heaujiiul- can be- obtained
without charge by addressing
THOS. I. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
81, 9o9 H-oalwav. New York
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A LIENS LUNG BALSAM.

The hc-t remedy Tor the cure Of Consumption,
anl all ni,ea,es OF the Lungs. Il causes the
phlegm and matter TO rise without irritating those
delicate organs (thc Lungs, and without produ-
cling constipation of the bowels. 1t also gives
strength to- the y stem, stops might 7weatr, and
change, all ,hc morbid soctctioU' 20 healthy
state.
1t contains ma opium in an. form. Il i, per-
iecty harmlo- for the most d licatc child. 1t il
every whore in good demand aud gives .ocl salts
faction.
he re4ul, nj it, IN is proof OF IL great aluc.
IT. extraordinary healing properties are expert.
eu'el tv al who use it, Their testimony will be
found l. a pamphlet. which can he had If the
agents where the medicine j. ior .nie.
Perry Davis * Son. Providence x. General
Nllo',alr Lrnt- for the E7stcm STATE 3iw
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
EARM FOR SALE.

Tie farm Of the late Darwin T.. Robinson. ,i.-
uatod in Shorcham, on Cream HILL three miles
from the village. containing 1870 ACRES suitably
divided into moving tilage aud pasturin-, with
a splendid new sheep barn. with running water
in it, and also running in the Sard,, The other
timber pine and cellar, in the swamp. said farm
must be sol and, If possible. this Spring. A
chance for d GREAT BARGAIN Come and go
before Il t. TOO late. For further particulars ir-
quire Of IL. II. WRIGHT, Administrator.
Shoreham, March -. 1868. j2;u
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MEDICAL STUDENTS ATTEND

ANY person Wishing scholarship IN The Phiis
delphia Eclectic Medical College will find il q
thsir advantage " make enquiries at this OEes
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II W. BREWSTER,
MATCHMAKER 4 JEWELER

BREwsrrR's BLOCK, MDpLEBURY. VT.
Gold and Silver Watches. Clocks OF all kinds, Fine
Gold and Plated Jewelry. Hair Jewelry Of all
kinds, Solid Silver and Plated Ware. SpecIacles OF
every description. Fancy Goods Violin Strings
Bows, Key, Sc. Fishing Tackle, Revolyors, Car
trdges, &c.
81 All To BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST RATES.
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DIANO FOR SALE

\ splendid rosewood ease, i4u octave. round
corners Warranted. Been un trial wear oulv.
cost $50 will sell Tor 1926, II taken within a
ew week.. a Nrcr has 10 remove. Enquire at
f5lu ADDISON House.
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CTATE OF vERMONT-District of

~ Addison, SIS.
The Probate Court for the District OF Addison.
To all persons interested ia the estate OF
CHARLES BAKER, late Of Salisbury, in snid District
decreased Greeting
Asahel H.tubbard administrator de Joais non Of
the estate Of said Charles Baker. deceased
haNlng iIed ms petition In writing in said court
praying for license TO sell that part OF the real e.
tate Of said deceased that was set to mis- widow fer
her DOVER
Therefore, by the authority Of the State Of Yer.
mont, you are hereby notified to appear before
the Probate Court for the District Of Addison, at
a session thereof to be held at the Probate Office
in Middlebury, in said District, on Monday, Il G
1lth day Of May next QS6s) at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, and show cause, il any You have,
why said license should not be granted.
Dated at Mddlcburv, this 18Th dav Of Apr
1863. CALVIN G. TlLDEN. Judge
Adv
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was going from Rutland to Poultncy ON
Friday last some scoundrel stole his over
coat, from the seat behind him, and cs-
capped In the ovcrcoat pocket was set
ofsurgicol Instruments n case of Ilomco-
pathic medicine and some other medical
paraphernalia in all amounting to the val-
ne of 500
Agents ore wanted for the sale of
Alexander II Stephens History of the
War; its causes, character, conduct aud
results. See the advertisement Of the
National Publishing Co.
VERMONT ANNUAL CoNFEREN CE. 80 The
24th session Of the Vermont Animal Con-
terence Of the VI L Church, was held nj
Swonfon, commencing on Thursday April
9tb, 1865, Bishop Ames presiding The
appointments for the Burlington District
may be found IN another column
Two boys and girl named Paine,
ia Hardwiok, hive b1en occasions Of
great excitement in that vicinity for the
past winter, in performance of the hack.
neyed feats of untying ropes, ringing bells
and the like, in darkenod rooms and
while securely fastened.
-Cavendish voted at its recent annual
town meeting 10 exempt from taxes for
two years any manufacturing establish
ment started within its llmits
"A G Nourse has been chosen, for
the sixth time, superintendent of the
Baptist Sunday School at BrattlebDro,
which numbers nearly 800 members
A young fellow named Murphy was
arrested on Wednesday, at Rutland, char
ged with recent attempts at inccndarism
in that place.
Some 400 cord of pine wood, he
longing 10 S IL Weston at Colchester,
]
were burned ON Thursday loss $1,000 TO
/ $1,000.
-lhe skeleton Oh n cinld ao"nt l.
years "' age was dug up IN the streets o.
hr'''''o'r' on Wednesday, "o'"' 'w'''''
o'io" the surface No clue exists to
/ solve the mystery of ito pusitiOn.
" -
I by invitation Oh Tue lo""g wen
C,..... c... c, cn.
r.n;..:.a ,.....:.,;.. $780,,
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A. ... p n'.i., ~.
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1890, 900 IN GOLD

DRAWN EVERY SEVENTEEN DAYS.
Prizes oa-hed and information given also highest
rates paid for Spanish Doubloons and all kinds of
Gold and Silver, by GEORGE UPHAM, CO N.
Main St., Providence, X. /. 15;ly
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w ARRANl ED CHEAPEST AND
w BEST
To Farmers, Express Companies, Stage Proprie-
tors, Livery Establishments and all who
use Horses.
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT

IN PINT BOTTLES, At ONE DOLLAR
For the cure of Lameness. Scratches, Wind CALI,
Sprains, Bruises, Splints, Gala Cuts, Collie, Slip
ping Sline Oyerheating, Sore Threat, Nail in the
Foot, sc.
All who own or employ horses. are assured that
this liniment will do ali and more than il stated
in curing the ahove-uained complaints During
twenty years it has never failed to give satisiac-
ton in single instance. Sold by the Druggists.
Depot. &c Cortlandt ST., Now York. 2;iw