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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18
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ldc.,nt,a ,.u,,in.ty YOU cure 'tres .qse. o,
consumption hfte, ut ncr remedies fai.'i. AMI Two
ssni t6n,heir s.adsy ~ VOW ~
JAMIE fEILI.s, 81, -, s.'.-.ia "es'.
Yeue uf.4 my wife @, loug..t.1Iut weakness.
AMI my,eIfuI disease ~ the iiyer, kinney 90 e,
siier treatment aiobg me ~ others.
Ana. ,ds, w:h.sf, K, n,d,s..o Ia al
many eminent piyssc,s n- without benshi for AZ
digestion, dlzIness, heart lrcction, cough, DE-
ease II the lungs liver, kindcys. and organic do.
ygor and good health. f.sTfBBIN, NY.
SCosursa ny VI. o, long ,s s,.nds,ns vsaAns.'
aiier treatment long time ny others.
.. =. ". RICE, Hartford. conn.
NY vifc's case Wa considered hopeless by ~
the Physician, bat y tlie blessing Of the ~.
mighty Won restored her 70 hs'',h; thousand
" Fliza,eui. P.0yd 90, ind.
I9sr S nv y, ssss . ,s
p,Is,a, and 30 weak our Doctgr ant ourselves
gave up ali hope. A. an instrument Ia the hand.
OF cod ~. thank you Tor saving hun. n.
WIN. J. srEpiiLaS. ssnausky CITY, y.
You have relieved ine OF pam aud rcs iored my
urineto lts patufsl color, etc.
n I Al. BlTuhCpCK. sharon, W.
suffered terribly h. fore ! took your rnedir ine
JOS. BARTLETT Burlington, Nj.
Your MEDICINE cured inc 20 rapidly, woul
= j. BLACKSTONE, Jr.' App'o River. M.
iecl gTa;efui to Won, a. ] vas not expected O.
lNewnsn commenced your medicine. lknow
MIs, II. !. MADDEN, Milwaukee, WIS.
The swelling that ar eted ny wife Is entIrely
removed ~ your "'diG'H' "a. ~ n san.iaas s;o
70" cured TEX 7: S SSnii E!S5' 3Sy 9;
You removed NY long: .tand, comp icaisd dis.
~ wrighrs Landing, WIS.,
have been w.! ALou! a sea-, i.em The med.
cine you sent me mr'.A wiLKin,soN.
:. Three hysieisns sa.d could not ee he,psd last
Fall, but your medic ne restored my heath.
Mrs. RUTH CoNDlr, Iberia, Ohio.
lees case ofthroe years standing. Ito could hot
lie on bis side Tor two YEAR,,
-Four years ago my constitution Wa completely
broken down. euyS G-' siiSE ssyb sS,sd %s
Ireseiyed Immediate relief fiom Your msdicine
BENZ. HURST, Louisville, Ky.
NJ side Is well. IHENTiss AsHbY,
Poquannock Bridge. CT
don't think ! have perfect cure, therefore
J, McDEARMAS, Lyndon, III.
HAD the hyereomplan,, dy spepsia, and vomii.
ssa ''' 'To aS ri u ca S@i ono sa
q; Your medicine removed the pam IN my
Mrs. H. fuule, Independence, v.
Isaac IrumIo, DahYlr, KY, cured OF compli'
Gated disease.
Charles Grimm, cured after having been aban.
donei BY ahumCeT Of doetoTs, Ia. - .
Th0s. higgnsOn, Harris0nyilie, H., wrote three
years after we had cured nm, he was well.
Mrs. l.. Is. Hal Bowling Green, n.y., weakness
anu duplicated disease cured.
VIM. Bower. Crawfordss lie, Indiana, wrote Jan.
leo, had cured hlin eight years previous.
Ry-sayor George Hall. Brootlyn, New York.
cured Of old disease OF kidneys and bladder with
A ma a n.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18
Dk. JOHN BULLS Principal Office
No. 40 FIFTH. Gross street. ,
LolziSvf1lc. Ei-Y.
WORM DESTROYER
To Ny. United states and World
Wide Readers.

wide Reader:
I HAVE reserved mnny TESTIMONIALS from
profess ional and medical men, A. my slmAnsc-
and various publications have shown. all OF which
are genuine. The following. from highly eIu.
Gated and popular physician Va Georgia, is cer-
talniy one of the most sensible comnlun cAliVus
have ever received. Dr. Clement knows ex.
serves to be- written In letters Of gold. Hosr
what the Doctor says OF bulis Worm lies.
villanow, wAscr County, Ca.
June -. lss5.
pr. Joss BuLL-DeM sri I have ntrecs
gwen your WORN destroyer" several trial.
snt mud II wonderfully eaicnrious. II has no
JAILED Ia single instance to have the wi-hed-ior
effect. ! am doing pretty largo county prpctnd.
snd have DAILY use tot some article Of the kidy
am nee 60 con~-- .hs, . h..w 81 f~uns-n
certain and speedy IN It's effects ON the contrs,
they are uncertain Ia the extreme. Ny object IN
writing you 10 10 ind out upon what terms can
get the medicine directly rom you. II l can get
i upon easy terms, shall uss great deal OF IT,
am aware that the use OF such articles N contrary
10 the teachings and practice Of great majority
Of the rsgslar line discafding "a remedy whlohwc
ignorant ofits combination For my part, thal
make II Q rule To u-a oil and every means to al.
IeyiAte suffering humanity W.T. ch ! may Ds able
10 commandment hesitsting because some one
more ingenious than NY self have leaned lts
elects hrst, aud secured the sole right 70 seebre
that knowledge. However, J. am by no faoaI.s 90
advoosi. OF supporter Of tho thousand of wort bless
cure all manner OF diseases 10 which flesh Il her
Please reply soon, and Inform me ~ your TEA
terms. ain, SIR, very Te-pcc fully
JULIUS y. tLEMkSI, 4. 4.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

PORK.--Ths only sale reported was ;
easks shoaldsrs, dry sait, packed, SIC.
POuLTRY.-Chicksns are scarce and
in good demand. Choice hens will bring
- oo0Ss cope dog. No sales reported.
E00Ss-We upts an easy marke. with
prices ranging tho same as last quoted.
sales wsre- ..f ..u.I.r ...
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

HAY.-we note slight improvement.
In The market for strictly choice. Tho
market Il ovsrstocksd with poor qualities,
for which there 10 no sale. Sales were
3CsrA Mixed, delivered. SIT 'o0@Sl7 so
Choice, Is 0oCD Is 80
BUTTER.-No change In the market
sises last report Sales werc--
2 hslfb Northern Roll......... 27c
10 pkgs Southern Ill. "........20cCd?5c
. boxss.................... 23c
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31

DRuNKES Row.-Four Of the employees upon
the NJ. Il W. R. X. r., while under the influence
Of liquor, on Sunday afternoon, entered the dwell
ling house of Mr.. H. Holmes Of E. Montpelier, and
demanded dinner. They then proceeded to a pro-
miscuous arrangement of Mr.. Holiness furniture
and provisions, and one Of their number, more
pot-valiant than the rest sezed pitch-elrk and
made Ca assault upon Mr.. Holmes Officer
". Brown was speedily summoned from this viii
age, and succeeded in arresting two Of the ruff
fans and subsequently nabbed the third at Dix 'cs
boarding house. but the fourth has 50 far succeed
ed in eluding pursuit The three were brought
to this village and lodged in jail
II appears that no town grand juror for tho
town Of East Montpelier has as yet qualified and
50 the trial has been necessarily delayed until tho
services Of the states attorney could be procured
from Waitsfold This is not as it should be, and
we trust the town will take measures to provide
itself at once with that extremely useful, if not
ornamental functionary, the town grand Juror
The parties arrested were on Monday brought
before Justice Robinson to disclose where they
procured their liquor and they ALL although ex.
aminod separately, agree that it was purchased
oil man. VINO they say makes practice OF ped
ding it from cart to the hands along the line Of
the railroad, and their description of the man
tallies well with the description of man who has
for some time been suspected of doing just thi.
kind of business, and who, for his own good
would do well not be caught at it. 1t is ais
more than surmised that two or more Illicit still,
are in full blast somewhere in this neighborhood
from VI hich thasa sunnlies ara obtaine1 aud T.,
the Seizure and confscation of this kind of proper
ty reward of $500 for each still is offered by tn,
general government. Who will do good deco
to the public the government and to themselye.
by securing this reward?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31

VERMONT loNEoPATmC Medical SOCIETY The
annual meeting of the Vermont Homeopathic
Medical Society was held in this place on Thurs
day of last week. The attendance of members
from different sections of the State was unusually
large, and delegates were present from the New
York and New Hampshire societies. Interesting
papers were read by Drs. Brigham of Montpelier,
Chamberin of Barre, Arthur Of Vergennes, and
others. The session has been the most profitable
and pleasant that the society has ever held The
officers chosen for the year ensuing are as follows
President, DIR. j. II. Jones of Bradford Vice
President. DR.. A. Z. Horton of East Poultney
Secretary, DR.. G, Z. +. Sparhawk Of GaysyiIe
Treasur er, DR., Flanders of Waterbury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31


SERIOUS ACCIDENT Col. A. c. Brown,
with his daughter, was driving down the Middle
sex Center road, a short distance beyond Mr.
Charles NJ Hales, yesterday forenoon. one Of the
holdbacks Of the harness gave out, letting the
buggy forward upon his young and spirited horse.
OF course the horse manifested proper resent
meni at this attack in the rear, and endeavored to
clear himself from all entangling alliances. This
made busy work for the Col for the twenty or
thirty rods Of uneven road before reaching Mr..
liale's house but 50 admirably did he manage
to keep the horse in hand as to guide him into
Mr.. llale's shed, where all would have ended well
but for two or three ugly kicks which the horse
gave in his flight For the time the damage was
believed TO be confined 10 the breaking Of the cross
bar Of the thils and the staying in Of the dasher Of
the buggy but when the Col undertook to move
he found he had no control Of his right leg, which
was soon ascertaned to be broken Being car
red into the house, Drs. Woodward d Macomber
were soon in attendance. The breaking proved
to be a compound comminuted fracture of the up
per end of the tibia, or principal bone about three
inches below the knee.
The wound was speedily and skiliully dressed
and the work Of reconstruction 50 well begun
that the Colonel was removed to his residence in
the village in the afternoon The daughter es-
capped without material injury though in jump
ing from the wagon she fell between the wheels,
and experienced several Of the ups and downs Of
life in very hurried and miscellaneous manner.
The horse was unhurt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31

ANOTHER FIRE IN LUDLow-On Sunday night
the large store house belonging to the factory
company took fire, from spontaneous combustion
it is supposed, and was entirely consumed with
contents. A considerable quantity of wool was
stored in the building and was much damaged
Nothing else of any great value was in the build
ing. The loss by fire is heavy, but We are not
able to state it definitely. This is the third
large tire which has occurred in Ludlow within Il
month.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31
Legal ilntioes.
G.TATE OF VERMONT.
CTATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
ln Probate Court held 40 Montpelier in said District
gn fHe 3lth day OF May, A. H., 1871, h. n, Foster
Annsirator VI the estate OF Hiram Jack, late OF Plain
hed n said district deceased, presents his admins
Ut.ini account for examination and allowance and
nfAD' duplication for decree OF distribution and par
i.1h " the estate OF said deceased. Whereupon IL Is
ortu ly .nd Court that said account and said appli-
eDn nt referred 20 session thereof 10 be held al the
Probate 04ce .n said Montpelier the 10th day Of
iuf \. d. l7lli for hearing and decision thereon F,
AUDI s further 0rdcro that notice hereof DO given To
900 p.ons Interested by publication Of tho same three
W'e4 uceesircly IN the Vermont Waterman and State
Journal Newspaper published at Montpelier previous
90 M time appointed for hearing that they may appear
20 ai time and place. and show cause IL any they may
HA'' why SAID account should not DO allowed aud such
q .rlea made
49, the Cmft.-Attest,
-----I HARNEY TILDEN. Iudnr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31

EDIToRs' AssocnTIoN.-Ih annual meeting Of
the Vermont Editors and Publishers Association
will be held in Rutland on Thursday, June sth,
dress will be delivered by Albert Clarke, Of the
Messenger and Transcript, and poem by A. A.
Earle, ESD, of the Barton Standard. We hope
there will be full attendance of members, and
that those editors and publishers not now con
nected with the Association will be present and
become members on this occasion
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31
ArATE OLE VERMONT

RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS.
'aii District on the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1871.
Au Instrument purporting 70 30 the last VIII and
~ Htut o squire Benedict, late Of Williamstown in
ego DISTRICT deceased being presented to the Court by
t '1r blss the Executor therein named, for Probate
hecn DO notified to appear session Of said Court 10
pa at The Probate Ouee In Brookheld on tine 10th day
ni june a. ~ ISL and show cause II any they may
nave against the Probate OF said Win for which puf
nst s iurther ordered that copy of tho record Of
h order De published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
vermont Waterman state Journal printed az Mont
pf.rH previous 10 said tmo appointed for hearing.
ly tho Couft.-Attcst,
..3 J. X. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31

from similar cause occurred on Saturday, one
mile distant from the other consuming one hun
bred and twenty cords
A young miscreant named Patrick Sullivan,
who had threatened vengeance on Mr. John Cain
Of Rutland for some fancied injustice, entered
that gentleman's barn, Saturday night, and cut
of the hair from the tail Of each Of his horses,
as well as the name Of one Of them, and absconded
with the other animal. lie was arrested and
placed in duranoe vile, but the horse is still mis-
sing
wiSpuAM COUNTY.
Mr.. Samuel c. Morse one Of the most wealthy
men Of Westminster, shot himself through the
heart, in his door yard at about O'Clock on Sat
urIay afternoon last. The cause seems to be gen
orally conceded by his townsmen to have been his
habits Of dissipation 10 which he had long been
addicted and which finally affected his mind to
commit the fatal act This is the third violent
death in that ncighborhood within year. Mr.
I. j. Richardson who was accidentally shot last
fall and Mr. Lucius Durham who died on the
9TH inst, from the kick Of a horse.
Frank W Richardson Of West Brattleboro
was fatally injured on Saturday, by a falling
timber striking him on the head and shoulder,
while he was at work helping to raise the frame
u bis new barn Mr.. Richardson was an enter
pr.sng and highly respected farmer His age
vas i2 years, and be leaves wife and one child,
with whom the sympathy Of community most
deeply rest.
A railroad bridge in the town Of putnoy was
consumed by fire Monday It was frame struc-
ture, 70 feet long, and the fire probably caught
from freight train.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The people OF Rochester are much excited about
bears. A number Of sheep have been eaten by
them and, though they have had two hunts and
wounded ono, yet all got away The hunters
lines were not perfect and in thick underbrush
the animals escaped. Another grand hunt will
be bad in few days.
Messrs Parker Piper of Cayendish, extensive
lumber men, had their annual wood burning on
the 10th inst, and must have lost at least 81,
600 thereby
Died, in Royalton, May l2th, Ebenezer Dewey,
aged II years lie was buried with Masonic hon
ors on Sunday the lith in the burying ground
situated on the farm where he was born and had
always lived
A man named Grant living some two miles
from Ludlow village on the road to Weston, met
with singular and fatal accident one day last
week Going to the pasture after his COWS, he
set a dog on them and the animals, frightened,
ran over the bars and over the man, knocking
him down and niuring him so that he died IN a
moment
The new edidce Of the Episcopal church at
Chester was consecrated on Thursday, the 2jth
inst, by Bishop Bissell Of the Vermont diocese,
Bishop Clark Of Rhode Island and considerable
number Of the clergy participating in the eIer.
cises. The occasion was one Of much interest,
and attracted a large attendance not only from
thc immediate vicinity but from neighbJring
towns
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31

Fire At ANDoyER. The steam mill Of A. a W.
A. Felt in Peasevile, in the town of Andoyer
was burned before daylight, Friday morning, the
flames making such Roadway before the fire was
discovered that none of the machinery or any Of
the contents of the building were saved total
loss and no insurance. The firm also lost large
quantity Of lumber and turned stuff, on which
there was no insurance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31
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1t is seldom that we have been called upon to
record in one paper so many and so disastrous
fires within the limits of the State, rs in our pres
ont issue. The Fire Demon seems to have made
good use Of the opportunities afforded him by the
recent drouth, and has run pretty electual riot
throughont the Stnte
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31
Watohman s. journal.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1871

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Eight cars Of cattle
train ran off the track between West Randolph
and Bethel on Monday last, killing twelve fine
oxen, and delaying the mail train some two hours
anda-hali No person was injured
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31

GREAT FIRE ~ MESpoN.-Ihe steam mill Of
ID. NJ. White & Co, the residence of Reuben Ran
ger, and three boarding houses, three barns and
contents, on the mountains in Mendon We're de-
stroyed by fire on Thursday. About three thous-
and acres of timber land were burned over, and a
large number Of logs, and thousand cords ofwood
were also consumed. The fire originated just
north Of Eddy's mill, and its progress northward
was so rapid that although the men work ed Wig
orously they were unable to save the furniture in
the houses The loss will be large-nearly SiO,-
600 Messrs White and Chailee are the great
est oosers. Mr. Ranger Losses about 10000
The mill was situated about eight miles from
Rutland
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31

The Montreal express train over the Vermont
Central, will hereafter run through to Springfield,
Massachusetts,, Sunday mornings, instead Of at
tending church at White River junction, as for
merly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31

is A FLuryER. There has been considerable
" hurying to and fro, by various interested par
ties, for the past two or three days, occasioned by
the suspension in business Of Mr. Calvin Robin
son, involving, as it does, the suspension Of his
brother, Mr. $. t. Robinson. Both parties have
been in business in this village for number Of
years, and the financial embarrassment of either
is a matter Of surprise 10 most Of our people.
The upshot Of the failure, If so IL prove. is not
yet determined
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31
LsTATE OF VERMONT,

= WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So
mrtohate Court holden at Montpeer in Md District
1i 600 -3d day OF May, A. D. 1871.
Llmund Pope, Administrator OF the estate of Seneca
81 tor ate OF Norhfeld in said district deceased,
whole VI the real estate Of said deceased Including Tie
2t Of homestead therein representing that the sale Of
part thereof necessary for the payment Of the debts
u deceased and that such part cannot be sold with
ut Injury Co those Interested In tho remainder and that
e sale Of such homestead would be beneficial 10 the
widow nnd minor children Of said deceased
Mhcieupon, Il s ordered by said Court that said an.
pcahuu ue folerei 90 session thereof 10 be held al
Che Probate unce loo said Montpelier on the 18Th day Of
june a. d. l7il Tor hearing aud decision thereon; and
luhef ordered tlut all persons Interested be mott
Aed hereof by publication OF notice Of said application
Aul order thereon three weeks suceesiyey in the Yer
mont Waterman and state Journal, printed at Mont
AZ said time aud place, aud, If they cause object
tlerctl
by the Court. Attest,
gl.lI n A. CHASE Reoi.ter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31

1HE NFRNoNT STATE Board or AGRICULTURE,
MANUFACTURES AND MINING, by invitation Of the
Brandon Farmers and Mechanics Club, will
hold a special meeting in the Town Hall, Bran
don, on Thursday and Friday, June sth and 9th,
for the purpose Of acquiring and imparting
knowledge ON subjects within the scope Of their
appointment The exercises will consist Of ad-
dresses, essays and discussions by members Of the
board and other individuals invited to participate
upon subjects contemplated in the Act of Organi-
zntion, among which agriculture will hold q
prominent place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31
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In this village on the 25th inst, SARAH wife OF ste
phon Bennett, aged G. years.
In johnson, May 18th, Asa ANDREWS, F. l aged n
years and months.
In Topsham, May II, Mfr. PuiLlr T. MORAY, aged G.
years
In Topsham May %, SALLY, wife OF Jonathan Hook
ms.
In Woodstock, May q, MARY 3, wife of Hon. David
Pierce, aged 20 years
In Georgia, May 2lst, Mrs. MARY PArTgE aged G.
years aud II months.
In North Danviile, May a. Mrs. NANCY NICHOLS
wife of Mr.. Samuel Nichols, aged g. years.
In Danville May 10, MARTHA KENT widow Of the lat
David A. Kent, aged H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31

ymaoSTERs is NEW YoRE According to the
Sun, q club composed OF natives Of Vermont
residing in New York was organized last Saturday
evening under the name Of The Green Mountain
tub" Their headquarters will be in fine
mansion in Twcnty-Be-.t street, near Fifth
avenue, which is now Icing fitted up in splendid
style for their reception The officers elected
were President, o. p Chandler, President Of
the First National bank OF Woodstock, Vt
Treasurer o. A. Dodge. Of the firm of Dodge x
Moore bankers Secretary, Col. Geo, W Hooker.
Among those present and participating in the
organization were Hon. F. Z. Woodbridge, o. A.
Burton, E-q, j NJ Noyes, Esq, and many
other well known and distinguished sons Of the
Green Mountain State. The Club is to be purely
Of a social character, and will without doubt soon
rank with the first clubs of its kind in the country
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31

The Binghamton doctors have Ruloa's
head They found upon examination that the
brain weighed considerably more than the
average. 1t brought down 6lty-nine ounces
and therefore was more than ten ounces heayi-
er than the average brain. The bones Of the
skull we're remarkably thin, being in no place
less than three-eighths of an inch thick. The
posterior head was unusually large, much over
balancing the forehead