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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04
Stalien.

Vt M, 2. Ncremt,r. JrrB res nas
menlolsn Glsnos, peIde5 rie Never
ib n9en in mebr.rsn Irpytns
sen StaIiens Ssruriabt BADEN, trp; pss
aud ptne aubersewBbnli6e llnsliidss
Tdle beltdnri9 pahiencen Deficits i'm
Staatsbalt frog reS in Start unp Sam
berrIbsnren Wansels III 6ffentli6er Sis
3erbstt uup allen anpsrn plaoen, nit be-
ilen pteIes l9Sne Qanp bsim9eluGt III,
nilien unIers 2ibsralen cod nur sin Sbes
ma III beIpreden = rie q ufbeburo
Der albfer in Rom. aQe repplus
tlondrsn SIdttsr urp namentli6 sitienis
gen, pslGe Ger &esierung nabe lteben,
Intseerbcien unaufb5rIt1 ,,delenda Car
thago." 0ani ME bel uns in D.utI6s
@ir BADEN jest feline iibsrsrussn
WlIitdrIalttrL feline ;u bpben Steuern,
feillen Spriens uup 0riinounasl6winrr!,
feline Wpbnun9snptb une aud feline
SaISFeuer mrbr. &ae3 sebt nab 0unIb.
&aren nidt Der Sii9ef p6n Grmlane,
Ger Sersin rsuti9er Satbplifen, tie Was
riantl1e Congregation, bic u~ltramentas
men UNI Spr ELLEN ni9t Die llufebl
b arteit IN er Welt-wir piirpen i'm
llsllsn rsutI9sn TriGe lansf 10 nett
Ietr1, RAP ras Speal Seinri1s ". per,
irirfli9t mare, unp jsrer Damn Conn
tags iein 5ubn i'm Sppfs batte. SIS 1T
pabr Die &elt Mill tetrpsen iein,
ater 10 ldmablih, ME son zen beutia.n
"Siberalen" 1T &c nod niemals be,
troSen morren.) Die Minifer BADEN
lId, pie cs i6eint, eneIib iiber Die
Sauptpunrte rrs @sleBsntpurfs assinis
ni9t Ger ZEN in Ger s~ipsitsn Silfte ciefes
Wcnats sui aaimentrettnren &ammsrn
ppr9tlsst iperren ipu, absr in man6en
Details ssben Gle Weinunsen nod int
rner lebr auSsinancsr unp ciirfte wubl
rur9 rie teppritebeaprn Yarlament5Yer
b%anrlunsst cine Ssrdnrsruns i'm Gabis
nett begSpTSerufen wercen.
llnisre &esieruns ldst ss ii4 angelo
gen Iein, bel jerer 0elesenbeit Ten rslis
Sioien SrapitiOnen ;uwipsrsubanreln uni
ras 8efibl eeS Bottles ;u tranten. Sp
werlich lie Sor eini9en WOnaten rem pa
malissn 0rpb : Sesicr Mirbat pa
b a cen u nunciatenprpen lei
esilsn 6mpians Die &ittsr zen Statutsn
semds frierli6 selpben lpusn, pie fatbps
lilbe 2slision su sertbeipisen, unp ref
len Sniisnisn nit pem SilpniiIs Der Ser.
flnrisuns Marid seI2miidt iinp. Na6
Miebat's ibmabli6sn Stur;. ~serlansts
ie ben Srpsn suriid, unb pies Yerans
LATTE Die Mberufuns res bisiissn tirtis
i2en 0slanrtsn Ybptiaees Sey,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04

duf pellen 0eranIalluns Ter eetaIene
@rO6' @s;ier annvnciatenritter scwcrren
mar. Spr ieiner Abrsiie BON bier erbielt
pbctiares pom Sictor emmanuel ras
SrcBfrcu; hes MauritiuS> UNI 2a,aruss
Srcens. Der sbenfaIs Elm eberem Don ZEN
SerSSSn BON SaYpyen Seitiftetcr Git>
terpreen sur Ssrtbsipiguns Der fatbcli.
lden Stride lit.
Nn Spriscn Wittrpp6 ruree bic Gis
lcnbatntriife bel Srte BON cem anaes
ldppuen Strpm 10 teihdri9t RAP ne
3iiae ~jcnieits itilIe bolten musten. g.
niae spar sig pniIasiere neblt 0rpdf FAM
cen III Ger sunidit 9elegenm Citation
NaInt lranspOrtmittei, UNI mod an benz
Ielbenl age &pm ;u errsihsn, aber pispplts
teomten, rie stenfalts na6 Narni ;uridz
9efebrt warsr, fanren es fir gut, raielbit
rubi9 su iibernadten, 10 caB Die game
G%cneIppnren; aus Wittclz unc Sberitas
lien icpie aus Rem @usIanrc I'm "a
Stunren peripdtet Bier %sintraf.
u nj, IS. Sctpber. SrpB auer
8rp6Iprederei unierer ,2ibsralen" 1T ole
lbatiahs weltbefannt raj ale 3weige
Ger bffentli6 en- Serpaltun9
III Stalien ii6 in einem bsiipiellp5 ali
nrrmen 3ultanre tsFnren. Splsences
6artum 1T aber 10 unerb6rt, paB man IS
Ieltlt in c,n1 uSelpttrn Ganp" Ger morers
nen &~spplutipn uidt fir mbsli6 baltsn
wiirre, wenn eS ni6t rurd p~ficirle Ses
lego rpcumentirt mare. Seipem 3maSsz
cpurS reS YapierSelces, nit eem mir
II Ihpn ieit mebr ais IehS Sabren be-
9lift iinp, nebmsn bic 6dlIbunsen ma
tiirItb INNER mebr dteybanp, u. nur Icls
ten scIinst es Der 9pli;et, Zen llrbetern
cerelben auf rie Spur 81 Icnlmen. llns
lerc Siherbetts> Ssb6ree pav MN aber
III eieirn lasen 10 9lidlt9 cine 6atrif
pcn lOld,en Sanfnoten sl ntrefen, absr
.Sie wereen ldwsrlt6 erratbcn, no.
Nirsencs ancers, ais iul bisTstn Grimis
na~lgefdngnib, scnannt Gasccyi Nucpi
ppieltf elm Sprratb pom unsefdbr 60,00e
6ranrs Sprssfunccn purpe. Gin 0es
fanBsncr, cer rprt cine Strafe fir fribsre
6dlIbun9en abti6t, bat rS %Seritanpen,
ni8t alttn cine sepiiIe ansabl ieiner
SGifialSSefdbrttn, ~irnrern AUDI mebrsre
@cfanscnparter ~ einemG omplptt su'psrs
einissn. Sestere bel9aften rie nbGisen
8erfseuBe unp saben Die Sanfrpten aus,
pel6e Grltere unter Seituns ibres rrfob>
rensn @ieilters a%nfuttSttn. Die 0es
piIenlpfsfeit rieier 0efanssnwdrtsr 1T
ni1t auffaQenc, ra ia ale S6t9ten Der
@eieli6aft mpralil6 rurG une pur9
faul finn, ppbl aber cie 6abrlilisfeit Der
SsfSnsnibpireftipn UNI Der iprsisllen
9entrulbsbSrre, unter peren Nustn in rtr
Saupitapt res &eibeS Elm iplGer lnfus
Wcna:e unc pielet9t Sabre lang itatt.
fneen fcautc. Germ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04
3eitun9s : Seiete.

1. Etnn he abpnnsntsn ui6t aastsldliS eas geaentksiG
esreasr, 70 rire dr%senemmeu, eas fe stgt 5~cytisSana hes
1tcnrcuerts rl5itea.
2. 6as atcn1srten t fam nitt stsr r~edissll.is ab6taeat
rsretH, ais bis ale RIditdnee bejdblt fnc.
3. Wern a6crnsntsn ss u~aisrIdTsu cher It'd petserr, ibr.
3sttlngeu zen Der betreTeueen pefefTce a~tjubelen, 10 fus
q rs7arnTertltS safar, Bis fe ibre Re6uaHJ bsiablt batss.
I. @eru a6runsaten len gSebncrt strdne,rn sbns bic
3ettuEss erssetiicr eGsen ~ tena6ri6tisen. 70 TT ss tbr
otoeer, rem bic 3sttun9en mad Ter gcicfiee ibrss frgss.
rem NobaeTtes seduet persen.
D. Die rt6terliGer 9atibtteUrssn lautsr sdbin. Gag cine
tse,aerunB, 9ettuusen ser Ger tefrsTeneen ppfpffce at,u-
aeies eeer Vsraneerung hes 0cburrtss cbus pcrberssbenee
auisi5s ais pgrinta fasie' Ssrsts beabi5us.en SaGtnstl;
iHiuiehen II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04
GliaB= SOtBrinsea

Die peutiden MiilitirtebSrccn botm
S'ltern C31. Sctpber) Die neuerrihtrttn
Sarafrn su NancY in 0ebraub &c
ncmrnen. Oieielben lie9en bilter rem
Satnbpfe in elmer Gtene, pclde rem
itrlsen Nanim pes M~arSfclpe5 trdNt unr
ttlpa Spansis Wtnuten pom 5autpurs
Saint pttrre ab, lisst. DieIe Saraten
iinc Siel cpmfsrtablsr eineeribtet ais ri,
Ypn 8ar.lesO DUO unc nebmen pisl srSees
rem Gaum Elm. Man Bat in cieitm 0as
ger 3pei 9rcbe pIdge fret selaisn, ii,
gum Grerciren citnen fSnnen. Die
3abl Der SauIidfeiten belduft ii9 aul
Yicr;ebn. Dawn iinp neun fir roe
llnterfpmmen Ger Sclcaten britimmt. Die
fir RE Splcatsn ttltimmten Sarafcn
inn tn neun 9robe Iluume sineetbeilt
BON renen Der critic ais 2r8ts uns Suz
reau fir bic llnterpfTciere eicnt. Del
b~interits Haum pisnt gum Nufbspab,en
Ger Sleierr. Die Iieben ibri9en 8iumt
erbaltcn itr Sidt rur6 Elm 9rpte5 unr
swei feline Ssniter. sic finn bp8 unr
iebr geiunc. Die SbGrsn pieier 3immsr
fibren in einen brsiten Sang, Der bon erti
2elhtern ,rbellt miro, unp IN hem Sprz
ridtun9en Gum Nufitelen Der @epebrt
anBebra9t finn. NQe 6snlter uno Sbis
ren liup nit Wppsrabmen perIpr9t, lm
Die GintertdIte mB9li9t ab;uwsbren Sn
jee.m 3immtr 1T Elm Sfcn unp Elm Ian
ger Slid. Sn elmer Sarade beflnesn iid
Die Ri6en, in elmer aursrn bic Sprs
ratbe. Cine brittle 1T fir pie @a6e be-
timmt unp entbdlt auberpem spSlf Bel
len nit lebr iplipen Sbiren fir bic Strif,
hinge. Cine Srpbe 9arade IL fir bic
Sfieierr crrtdtrt. Sie 1T balb ppn @plI
bale BON Sadlteiner sebaut entbdlt gro
be unp Iufttse 3tnmrr, jepeS nit einem
SayencesSfsn I'm Die Sarafe berum
bat man sinen 0arten i'm enslii6en Sc
ldmad NIT &ai,n unp Sann,ntdumGsn
anseleSt. Sier unp pa erblift man
aud cine 6entaine bon brpncirtem Wts
tall. Die Staaunsen fir piepferre line
and Iebr 9eraumis sne gut 8epfatert
xno befncsn iiG an elmer Seite Der Sas
rade. Man fam tttpa le6sis Yfercs
bort unterbrinsen. Das 0anse III Spn
sin.m Srettersaun einsei6lUGcn. Die
Ginri6tuns fSnnte int gansen ni&t beis
frr uno aeluner lein. Die Gage rieler
2radsn in ein.m aaerli.bltsn fleinen
I5alben, nit Der ausii6t auf ~reissncs
6isel, bat icsar ibre malsrii6sn S9Sns
btitsn. Sn Ger Ndbe rislrS sasers, in
msl6em unsefdtr 1000 Wann rpbnen
tSnnsn baten 0sl9dftslsu,e bon Nancy
feline &efaurants II. Cafes setaut.-
t&S!. 3eit.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04

semablsn inn. Wt auf tsm Saail6sn airs
@sniass e%cnitatirt purSt, fcblsn i'm 3esierxnss-
bsSirf Sppsln aaein 700 0sbrsr, uni isbe S&uL
halle auf 100 StIler ~ rerucir.n. Spsar tn
Berlin, inter BEN alussn pes Gnltuspiniters, III
bas gsrbGltniB fein sisl aiiniisers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
interested, that on the 2Sth. day Of October A.
d.. 1872, the undersigned was appointed by the
Circuit Court Of Dubuque County, Iowa, Admit
nistratrix ofthe Estate Of MICHAEL MUELLER
deceased, late of said county. All persons in
debted to said Estate win make payment 10 the
undersigned, and those having claims against
the same, will present them, legally authenti-
Gated, to said Court for allowance.
Dated at Dubuque, Nov. 18th, 1872.
MARIA MUELLER, Administrative.
j. G. LONGUEVILLE, Atty for estate.-sw.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04
SamS ;ll p%erfamfen !

Gin in ,.tsp Nartst". Gsctt &c.. Minnefeta. a~sleseusr
Sdnefpre. mare her tathgIutsu Rivte ue S6uls, NIT
Wirtti6afr urp AZ Nfsr 9ane usta gutter Setduiuus nm
inputr StduuAg, dles Gufs Sefc eiuleridtst, III unier an
rehmtGren SeetugurReH ~ ~stgtauiti
Hm 9lase islEf BET esm 9iseutPumsr Sierra ). y.
Srabp HaS3ufrdgSr. b.a.b.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12

A good many of the people in Bethel
say that their potato crop is all tops
and no potatoes, or few and small.
The Republicans of Middlebury have
organized Grant Club with Gov Stew
art as President.
G. ?. Moore of St. Johnsbury, says
he goes for Greeley-with picked stick.
Union.
At Milton Falls week before last
young lady named Manley, % years of
age, committed suicide by taking arsenic.
Disappointed love was the primary
cause
At Richmond, Monday, the 9TH, 500
boxes of cheese and active: price Sc to
Toe; for fair and choice, lie to 12c;
$50 tubs of butter. 90 to 22c for fair !;
% to 25c for choice.
Mr. L. F. Edwards of Walden, has
just commenced to cut his last field of
grass. 1t contains 40 acres, and is as
level and smooth as the sides of the
Rocky Mountains.
The next session of the Lamoille
County Good Templars' Union will be
held at Jacksonville, with Pearl Lodge
No. l45, on Tuesday, the 10Th day
of August, 1872. at 10 o'clock, a. m.
There is a girl in Waterford, who has
refused 25 offers of marriage, the 25th
being merchant and the handsomest
man in town. He must be eourageou:
man who applies now.
Hon. Horace Fairbanks. always
prompted by noble nature, presented
the ST. Johnsbury Band with the round
sum Of 500 for their services on the oc
casion of entertaining the Japanese EN-
bassadors at that place.
For nearly week, Montpelier ant
vicinity has been infested by gang o
gypsies. Some rags, and some in tags
and some in velvet gowns Forum
telling and swapping horses are anon
their amusements.
Mrs. Burke Levenworth, of Charlotte
was thrown from wagon about wee
since-the horse falling down in goin
down the hill-and received injurie
! which will probably result in dealt
: She has lain in stupor for three day
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12
VERMONT BOARD OF AGRI-
CULTURE, MANUFACTURES,
AND MINING.

NIX. GDlTOR - he OUdte DOdIu VI
Agriculture held meeting at this
place on Tuesday and Wednesday last.
Although there was but light attend
ance, the meeting was very interesting
and instructive to those who availed
themselves of its advantages. On Tues
day the meeting was not open till after
noon. The President being absent,
Prof. Collier, the Secretary of the Board,
presided DR.. Boynton, of Woodstock,
read very able paper on the Influence
of Climate on Man, which was listened
to with attention, and followed by a
brief discussion of the subject treated
on. The meeting adjourned.
Wednesday, Mr. Cleveland, the Pres
ident of the Orleans Co. Agricultural
Society, occupied the chair. The first en-
tertainment of the morning was a paper
by Eben Thompson, Esq, of North Dan
vile, explaining the aims and object of
the Order OF Patrons of Husbandry,
which called out some discussion. Mr..
Lawrence of Passumpsic, read a
brief paper urging the Importance of
introducing agricultural literature into
our common schools. Mr.. James G.
Kennedy, of Troy, then read very able
essay on Farmers Sons, and What
they should Study" Mr.. Kennedy is
a young man about 20 years of age, and
his essay would have been credited to a
man of gray hairs. He evidently has
an experimental knowledge of his sub
ject.
In the afternoon c. P. Pringle, Esq,
of Charlotte, read paper on weeds. p"
l. D. R. Collins, Esq, of Craftsbury,
one on 1.-The true Position of the Agri-
culturist," and Z. E. Jameson, ESQ.,, of
Irasburgh made some remarks on Grass,
presenting samples of timothy, red top,
June grass, foul meadow, orchard grass,
couch grass, sweet vernal grass, quaking
grass, and some thirty other varieties
of which he did not know the names.
Mr., Jameson closed with some practical
suggestions on hay-making.
Prof Collier explained that the Board
do not profess to hold these meetings to
teach the farmers. but to encourage them
to come together for the interchange Of
experience and opinions, relating espec.
tally to their calling.
Very interesting discussions followed
each of these leading papers. These
meetings of the Board afford opportuni
ties which, if rightly improved. would
prove of incalculable value to the farm
ing community, and it is surprising tina
farmers will not manifest more livel,
interest in matters which concern, no
only the education and enlightenment
of their children, but the profits cf thei
vocation.
The Republican County Conventio
, held its meeting the same day and i
5 the same building (the academy build
5 ing,) and a goodly number of the polit
| ically inclined, installing the room
strayed into the agricultural meeting
Finding farming to be the subject undo
discussion, they concluded that til
e farmer of Chappaqua was ahead Their
! and that it was no place for good R
! publicans, and it was truly amusing
see them make tracks for the door, mu
tering the single but expressive wo1
''sold."
JONATHAN.
0 Newport, Vt. Aug. 8, 1872
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12
NEW DRESS! new DRESS!

We have just put the Genuine Western FIGURING
Dress upon our Wheat Mills and ready to ill
all orders for wheat grinding in the best possible man
ner. We have a miller, Mr.. Horace Gates, who has
served his apprenticeship in the west in the Touring
business thoroughly understands it; bring in your
wheat and we will guarantee you good flour as can
be made from it in New England also corn kept con-
stantly on hand and will be sold at the lowest possible
prices and ground to order. Give call before You
purchase elsewhere, sell you as cheap as
can be bought anywhere in Vermont. PrOvender and
all other grains constantly on hand and ground to
order
We are also going to thoroughly repair our saw mill
and put n some new machinery. in season TO do the
fall and winter work for customers wanting boards.
dimension lumber shingles sawed. Planning done to
order in a manner to satisfy ALL
CRAFTSBURY MILL VILLAGE MILL co.
Craftsbury, VT, August LIST, 1872. 81 $40
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12

Thousands of promising youths, of
both sexes, go down to untimely graves,
from general debility and weakness, who
might be saved by fortifying their sys-
tens with iron. The Peruvian Syrup is
an Iron Tonic prepared expressly to sup
ply this vitalizing element, and is the
only preparation of iron that will assim-
ilate at once with the blood.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12

store, were frightened by moving
wheelbarrow, the one which was hitched
breaking away, and they ran up main
street Luckily they were caught and
brought back,-no injury having been
done. A narrow escape from quite a
serious loss.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12
WOntpeIjer G Black RiCe1'
VNILPa RNiIrOOH.

Notice is hereby given that an application will be
made the General Assembly of Vermont at its next
session, for Charter Charters for railroad from
some point in the town of Montpelier running north
erly direction through such towns in the Counties of
Washington, Lamoille Caledonia and Orleans as shall
be necessary for building said roads, and running
through the towns of Craftsbury, Albany Irasburgh
and Coventry. in the County of Orleans to connect
with any railroad that is built, may here
after be built in the towns of Newport or Troy in the
County of Orleans, or both of said towns
r. f. PARKER,
A. r. JUDEVINE,
SAMUEL WELLS.
wolcott July 3lst 1872. 1888
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

The North Carolina election, over
which the Democratic papers displayed
their ROSTERS so conspieuously last week,
turns out to be Republican victory af-
ter all. The state is republican from
1900 to 1000 majority.
The election in Kentucky shows large
Republican gains
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12
ALRANE.

Messrs. Rix & Whitney held Mu-
eal Convention at the West Village,
tuesday and Friday, Sth and 9th, clos
IS with concert Friday evening. 1t
hs decidedly good thing, although,
Fing to the hurry of the season, the
Tendance was not so large as it other
Else would have been.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12

One of the most valuable discoveries
in the patent medicine business, is
"Week's Magic Compound. 1t is a
compound of all that is good for coughs,
colds and such.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12
DEMOCRATS, and
LIBERAL
REPUBLICANS.
Take Notice.

Take NOf1cc.
The time for holding the Democratic
and Liberal Republican County Conven-
lions, at Newport, is changed from
Thursday, August Is, to TUESDAY,
AUGUST 20. Gen. Fitzpatrick will
address the Convention Horace Gree
ley is also expected.
Per order of County Committee.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12
CONN. & PASS. RIVERS R. R.
Summer Excursion
Montreal & Quebec

From stations between Newport and White River
Junction, commencing July lst and continuing during
the months Of August and September, at the same
popular prices as charged last season, viz,
To Montreal To Quebec To Mon
FROM and return. and return. treal and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Zee two Notices to remove County
ildings.
Notice to offset the town of Greensbo-
from this County to Caledonia Co.
i Sale, John P. Teller.
inters Manual, Jesse Haney & Co.
lfton Academy, Committee.
hsical Festival at Lyndonville.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12
EXPORT.

On Thursday of last week man and
his wife were crossing the bridge south
of Newport when the train approached
from the south. They ran for the north
side, the man getting across, but the
woman failed and dropped off hanging
by the hands to the end of tie. The
train men saw her and stopped the cars,
when Perley Thompson ran for a boat
and went to her rescue. He reached
her, stood up and as he was about to
clasp her, the boat shot out from under
him, and Thompson changed ends and
splashed in the water He recovered
the boat and in his next attempt secur-
ed the woman, who had held herself oyel
the lake by her hands over five minutes
Few women could have done this.-Un
ian.
Liberal Republican Convention her,
next Thursday.
A subscription is being raised to pur
chase Grant & Wilson flag.
Last Thursday evening fine pair 0
gray colts, belonging to an Irasburgl
man, standing in front of Halls dru
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12
To Mon
trcal and
Quebec 4

Excursion Tickets to Newport and Magog, for par
ties of 10 or more, for flare way can be had
application to General Ticket Office. Lyndonyile.
Leaving Stations on Passumpsic R. R. by Day Ex-
press, arrive Montreal $40 P. NJ No Quebec connec-
tions by this Train.
Leaving by Mail Train, arrive Montreal o35 A. NJ
Quebec 7:30 A. NJ.
Leaving by Night Express arrive Montreal 1l:50 A.
NJ, Quebec 1856 P. NJ.
RicheIieu Steamers
Leave Montreal 7.ooP. NJ. arrive Quebec $50 A. M.
Leave Quebec 400 P NJ, arrive Montreal 600 A. NJ.
$3.50 L. W. PALMER. Supt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12
DIED.

In St. Johnsbury July 16 and August 8, Freddie and
jessie children of H. @. Eliza H. Seaver. formerly of
Glover, aged years and months and years and
months.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12
MARRIED.

At the NJ. E. parsonage in this village August s by
Rev. J. w. Malcolm, Mr.. E. L. Smalley and Miss Mary
NJ johnson, both of Barton Landing.
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PALMER'S PATENT
Jacqueline Corset.

Dress Makers recommend it as being
the best corset to fit dress over, because
it is cut in such manner that the front
and back seams fit like seams to dress.
1t is superior to any other corset now
in use, because its peculiar style of cut
ting gives sufficient fullness at the bo-
som without folding at the top gradual
ly and closely fitting to and over the
hips; is longer front and back than or
binary corsets; and in fact, is THE
ONLY CORSET CUT IN THIS FORM.
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New Advertisements.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that petition
will be presented at the next session of the YER
mont Legislature praying for the passage of an act
separating the town of Greensboro from the County of
Orleans and annexing said town to the County Of Cal
edonia
Greensboro Aug. 9th, 1872 1924
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BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
TIL IL Nj Q n i II o r..

A. d. III B B A r ID
Jobbing and Commission Dealer in
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD, EGGS,
BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c.
81 JOHN STREET, Boston, MASS.
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CRAFT.SBURY.

One of our fellow citizens was arraign-
ed before Justice Doty by the Town
Grand Juror. S. Roberts, ON complaint
for obtaining liquor under false pretence.
Fine and cost. 1886.
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SOLE AGENTS For BARTON.

Barton, VT, July %, 1872.
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beans County Munitnr.
Local News.

IMPORT Express leaves Barton, going south, 1881,
4 Going north 1911, P. n.
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COVENTRY.

S. Ordway has an old account book of
English manufacture, one-half the leaves
of which have the English coat of arms,
with the inscription "Honi Lott qui ma
%pense;;" the remaining pages, a crown
encircled with the letters sc. R." in the
center, all in water colors. Accounts
dated "Aprile 1862 are found on its
pages. Values are reckoned in the old
English style.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-12

NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
~ made to the next session of the Legislature Of
the State OF Vermont to the Shire of Orleans
County from its present location in the town of Iras
burgh to some point within the town of Newport.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
made to the next session of the Legiature Of the
State of Vermont to the Shire of Orleans Coun
ty from its present location in the town of Iasburgh to
some point within said County the line of the Conn.,
& Pass. r. Railroad.
August 3, 1872. 32-35