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WINDSOR co UNITY

\ boy named Horace Potten, at Wood.
stock, has been arrested for breaking into a
school house, and soiling books, destroying
property, &c, and sent to the Reform School
for the remainder of his minority
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Notice.

INV ENTY-FIVE old weaYers, and tw enty Eve n eT
Il hands wanted 10 learn weaving, at the Dwight
NJ anufzcturing Company, Chicopee, -. Good
wageswIll De paid. None bur females wanted.
iii m GEO, II. NYE, Sup't,
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Author of The Medical Adviser.
The oldest Specialist in the city the treatment Of
all NERVOUS AND Mental DKRANGEMENTs-
"LCNDoN LANCET, JULY, 1897
60 He has many iIsitatqt0rs but eqHat-''
copy ofthe London Lancet for July, 1869 is file
for the inspection OF th- curious, at The MORRILL,
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No ; Bulhn-h st., Boston.
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VERMONT HOUSE.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. \. Y,
ID. W. DYER. PROPRIETOR
The new brick building or the corner Of Front and
Grove Streets is neatly furnished throushou IN
modern style.
The Dining Room j. pleasant and airy, al d the in
bles set with good variety FRI N the mar4eIsa
Saratoga.
The public rooms and grounds arranged that
cooling shade may enjoyed all times the day
TO nvigorate life and inspire health. F26w6
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wINDuAM COUNTY.

WlNUuAM COUNTY.
\ little son Of Otis Wheeler, aged about
three years, OF >adawga, in Nottingham,
WAS 80 severely scaldcI that his injuries
proved fatal
The ninetieth birth day of Jonas Walker
Of Dummerston was celebrated by his rela-
tives June 2lst. The party numbered %.
VIM H. Thomson and family of Athens,
met with a severe accident on the 4th inst
They were on the highway from Cambridge
port to Bartonsvilic. Mr.. Thomson, wife
and two young children were in the wagon,
when the horse ran, the wagon striking
tree and throwing them all out with great
force. The children escaped injury, but Mrs.
Thomson had one wrist broken, and was
much injured about the face and head besides.
Mr.. Thomson broke one leg, one rib, and had
the ankle Of the broken leg twisted round in
such manner as to be a worse injury than
if broken, besides serious bruises about the
thigh and body.
Calvin Brown of Rockingham, missing his
lambs and chickens, shot the thief which
proved to be "A large eagle measuring scyen
feet and four inches from tip TO tip.
An experienced teacher, a graduate of
Amherst College, has been engaged for the
Bellows Falls high school
Monroe 81 Head of Bellows Falls have
Just closed their strawberry campaign, having
gathered some 1900 boxes, and the value Of
their strawberries and plants, all raised on
less than half acre, amounts to between
fifteen and sixteen hundred dollars.
soldier named Mcdonald, crazy drunk,
got off from one of the trains at the depot
in Bellows Falls on Thursday afternoon last,
and became no sy and boisterOus. Drawing
knife and threatening to stab those about
him, he was arrested and put into the lock =
up over night. Next morning he was sober,
and brought before justice j. ID. Bridgman
and fined five dollars and costs He was on
his way to Massachusetts, to visit his friends,
as he claimed, and had but little money, and
as he had lost one leg, one arm, one jaw, and
part of his mouth, the Justice informed
/ him that on condition of his leaving town
peaecably on the afternoon train, he would
remit both fine and costs.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-07-19

OF The same size ana general character a,
THE WEEKLY. but with greater variety u
miscel aucous reading, ard furnishin. the news
TO its subscribe with greater freshness because
Il comes twice week instead Of once only
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-07-19

\ little son Of E. F. Willard of East
Montpelier was drowned in tie river near his
fathers meadow on Monday last. lie was
but five years Of age, and had been in the
meadow with his father Who was haying, and
accidentally strayed off and fell into the
river
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II
noon and evening brought with it an un-
usually heavy fall of rain acco mpanled by
full play Of the electric elements, uncom-
fortably near, and terrific reports Of thun-
der.
In the town Of Menasha, on the farm Of Geo.
Keyes while Mr.. keyes was driving in a
load 81 nay, Mr.. AMOS ROBINSON assisting, a
sheet Of electricity was attracted to the hay,
it is supposed by a scythe on the load. striking
in its course Mr.. Robinson, while in the act
Of opening the bars, killing him instantly,
also killing the horses and burning Mr.
Keyes severely about the hips, and para lying
him for the time.
Mr. Robinson was about ~ years oil age,
was hale and hearty. in an unusual degree,
for one Of his age, and has been resident Of
Meuasha for some time over sixteen years.
He has a number of children grown up and
residing in and about Menasha, and was well
thought of as citizen His sudden death
has cast gloom over the community, and
his neighbors and friends deeply sympathize
with the family in their sad bereavement
WinneJago 90. (Wis.) Press.
Mr. Robinson was formerly well known
resident of Pomfret, and more recently OF
South Royalton, and his former friends and
acquaintance will be deeply panied to learn
Of this sad accident
BARNUM is CoMING.-The advance agent OF
Barnum's great triple exhibition will soon
be in this section to make arrangements for
showing our people his great entertainment
which combines more agreeable features than
are often seen in one day.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers
Railroad will be held at the Memphremagog
House, Newport, July Goth.
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-09
MCGUIRE NO CHARGE
l!.E5iUBBEGIAI
gililll VIII 81 PAID

To any person producing any Medil
cine able TO show ofie-third as many nv
ing. permanent cures as DR. FTLER's
yEgErARI.R RHEUMATIC REMEDY; and q
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pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
free from injurious Drugs. II Is not q
Ouack Medicine, but che scientific pre-
sCription of JOS. p. Filter, M, d., Pro
lessor of Toxic6lOgy and Chemistry.
graduate Of tile celebrated Univerdtyot
Pennsylvania, A. ID. 1888, whose eatirs
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under solemn cath is. conscieptiously
| believed 10 be the only positive, rellable'
| infaliihle spe6ific ever discovered. The
uroOf that no other specific exists IS
| found in every community IN persons
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| suffering. III phgsieiGns so'51 cafe ~
IL Il specific did eria, Lss tE6iita ta9s OK
/ S9-a Esct that must ba universally aa-
initial The oft deceived sufferer may
wisely ask, what security or evidence IS ms
he that Dr. EltAeE Aateultsss.N ~ ~
| viii cure his ease. Profession o!leE-
"A to patients againat imposition ~ 10 9
lleaally signed cOnttact which VIII %
goTvnrtied without charge u any s'Iiier-
N sending nv letter i description "a ai-
aieti0n-this guarantee will state me
agaef number oe bottles warranted 81
cnra ana ID tgase of failure the money
Maid viii be returned to the patient No
ntber remedy ms ever been otiertl o.
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diq.,l advice, with certificates from Pro-
minent Physicians, Clergyman, etc.
WHO have bsan. Curesp after ali naleE
/. treatments failed, sent hy letter, gys'sAs,
: Afflicted sotthally invited ~ write IN
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Fourth rtpgeA, Philadelphia, = IT,
]. Filtqr's syrup is sold by VIM. Meyer
Nov. HI, 1Sft.--ly,
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j. @. WHITEHALL,
III ~ Medical Archives


AH'd Heacock, MI. ID: DIR. @. vi. 1T.
Imdwigs O. Gerick, M. ID; y. qratz Mo-
ses, MI. ID; O, A. Ware, NJ. ID; w. A.
Wilcox, III. ~.
Il. O: FRANKLIN, M. ID.
Professor Surgery Homeopathy Medical
College.
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FOR THE YEAR 1871.

The Republican contains forty-eighi
columns and is the Largest paper in
Knox County, Illinois.
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Clinical Medicine, Col. Homono'c PLY.
stefan and Surgeon.
They are superior 10 an other stom-
ach BitbeTs.
EMO SANDERS, Analytical Chemist,
No Bitters IN tire world can excel
them.
SIMON HTRSCH, Anaftieai Chemist,
Eminent Physician OF Chicago,
The formula for the Home Bitters has
BEEN submitted to us, and we believe
them to be the best tonic and stimulGnt
for general use now offered TO the pub
dc. H, Woodbury., M, ID,
G., A. Mariner, Analyt1 Chemist; JAS
Y, Y, BIaney, III, ID, Prof, Chemistry
Rush Medical College; II, S, Hahn, M,
D; B, McVicar, M. DID B, Walker, NJ,
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M, d; r, Ludlam, M. Id; ThOs, 7, Eli
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EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN CINCEvEATII
! Nearly all of whom are Professors in
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No other Bitters have ever been offer
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ND,
EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN MEMPHIS
The Home Bitters are an invaluable
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