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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
8ermiidte Nn1c!gcA,
Qaat bic @dma6en fart.

Der Reruotaniide Sprup, cine unOer.
6nOerIi6e 90iuug oeS @iieucrpbulS, lift 10
5uiammen9siset, buB er bic Generalization ii.
mes letat ueroauiideu unb benz 8lutc 10 leidt,
ME Die eiufadite Speiie, it4 etuperleibenOeu
Nahrungsmitteis bal. Gr oermebrt bic Uteus
&c ocS eisentlid uatiirliA belebenOeu Stof.
les, oes @iiens i'm 8lute, uuo beilt ,~tauIeno
uebel" einfaf bur6 Gnipunnuug, gtGrtunq
unS SClebuuG beS &6rper; has bereiderte
uno beIebte 9lut ourdOriu9t jeoen Gheil Res
S0rpers uno oer5ciiert 5hGOeu uuo 9er(ufe,
'udt bic trautbaftcu GusiGeiOunaen uuf
uub uberldBt bCr Stautbeit gti6t8 3ur Sab.
rur9.
Dies III bus @ebeimniB Der muatcrbaren
@tfol9e bieies StilmittelS in Der 5eiluua BON
Setouuun9sidmd4e, 2eberleioeu, Hafer.
iuat, arOnii4em 9uraiaue, @eiawireu.
RerOsnleloeu, 6rOilen unO Bisbern, gerluft
Der &6rperfraft, gtreren= uuO 8laieutran6ei.
ten, granddaughter uno alien Den 9rart.
beIteu, tptlae aus einsm idtsdtsn 3uifnnOe
oes SluttS entipriHgen ODER BON SapGde
ODER sinem 5dmGAe5uItanOe oe6 @eiaumt'
tSrper8 bettommen. 0a er Oolit9noig frei
bon altobOl in irgeHO elmer 6orm III, 10
fOlst feiHeu traftigsuOeu 9Sirtuuseu uiHt els
ne entIprebeHoe &eattiou, iOuOerH fe Iino
bleibenO unO oerIeibeH aaen Ebeilsn Oes S6r.
pers Strait, StGrte, nsues 2ebeu.
Sauieuoe IlnO ourh ben @ebrcu6 bieTes
SeilulttteIs aus idwa4sn uno frautliden
Ge;d6pfsH in tarte uuO geiunbe W3euI6en
.OcrpaubcIt lporbeu. G9ma4e Yerjonen
iouten Obne 3uuOtru bies Seilmittel ueriu.
den.
Dian iebe buruuf, OaB ieOe Stuf4e ben
gamen rSeruoianifdbcn SVru2" i'm
SInie etngeblaieu TRACE.
Sroi6areirsi.
Seth B. Totule s S6buc, Gigrua
tbiinter,
gr. !. Wiitous8lact, 9oRon.
9st alien Drosuitsu Su pert0ufsR!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
Bum ReGten oeS sNGgemeiuen beut-
fdteu SSatfeuhdufeS"

wirb Der OrOeu nS0bue Der Greibsit" Wou.
tug, ben II. Dfat, etnPlcnlc i'm v@reeap Dob.
Barrie" abbalten. Oa es ia nm einen eolen
3ped hanSeIt, 10 ioute Seiner uuf Oieiemp .ce
nc feblen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
6r. q. Wulfncr

laeet feline 6repnoe, ionic ous game Yubti.
tuH Su Dem gioBeu 2anide Elm, ban er bsr.
te in itinsr nsuein9tritteteH &rtblhoit in
Nr. IS, BrettrsnttrObe, aufttideu wirb.
AbsnSs ftneet ein gemiitpIides Eau;Irdnj4e
Itott-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
ar. NrinNriA NlmtlA,

il Don 8rereTid 5pridgetebrt unO 'ei9t ieineu
sahlrerden 6reuuoen an, oaB er in Nr. Al,
@trmOnitraBe, 5pliheu @owarO, urb 2iberI
tpltraBe, cine ncue &irthi6Oft Cingcriftst bat,
Die cr auf bsute NIT ciNcm i%oIennCu Huuite
nno &tdtber'idcm 2ugerb,sr ciu5uustbeu ge-
Denlt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
Su Der -.8ombrinn9..6nnrm

bel @irtrpe Yaul 8ajer, @fe Der Clinton
unO @ltOttitr. in Canton, rpirO bsute elm
riei9er Sunib pranaen. Nbeuos weroen lu.
itt8e 8eien ertliuSen unb 9eoen gum Ganje
finInhpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05

RG~ Gl8 Slut un0 SQite reiniaeubes
RItteI 1T Ous Iarlsbaper Spruocls
Saf5 uniibertrefflIdl. 9afeIbe mitb BON
oielsn Aer3teu 9sgen Unneroaulidfeit, Sopf.
idmerSen, OtuuseI an Appetit uuO ole uebel,
pel4e aus llnorbnung bes Ra0eus ODER Der
Weber entiteben, augepenoet. u. @oQeler
& nj p. flnO Die a8euten fir amertta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05

pg- Gaufenbe ftno burA ben Ocs
brautb peS Neru4iantfhen Sgrups
(einc8 @lien : YrotOrDos) aus i4WdalidIen,
frdntlihcn letben0en &8een in 1orte, gsiunbe
uno gIidiide Ytdnuer unb SraUeu ungss
ipanoclt mOrOen, uub SnualIbeu touuen bel.
ntinfti9er 8eiie nidt j%uuOeru, inn eiuem
Seriuae 81 unterrperien. @egen 9g8pspte
uuo S1ndde mlrtt er ipe5ipiid. QO7-l2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05

Sde Der Concord unb YrutthlOBe, wirO hen.
te itGumeHoeS BodbIsr aus SatOb Sceger'S
Srauerei auSidenteu uno bOit, ale icine
6rennee nm it'd 9tidaott 3u iebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
0r. BOttfrico 2Ibcl

madt ietnen SrsIhoeu uuo SeIannten Die
IH5et9e, ouB er ieiue neue 8irtbidait IN Sir.
II, NOrb > 6%rebeiditr., bsute nit cinsm
nrnRen Qnnife er1ffnan MINI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
0r. GOuls 3ddbDtp

WirO icin ueueS 2Ofal gir. "a, Or!eansaraBe,
dnf beute nit einem o~elltatCn 2unide uur
Gusgs 3eitustsm SOdbisr aus 2Seber'5 Braue,
rpt nj tpo,kart
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
Al &panacmbctaet'S MaQeL

Gde &ceHs nn0 WlcGl6errphraBe, mu0 & GU
te cine f!berne ubr uusgtipislt. abcuot
finbst Elm 6an5trGusdeH ltatt. Aue ,ibwar,
gen Rrtter" uno Dparugurl" iuo elugelaoen
oieIer Setllhtert bet'unpbuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05

10. WGi -NuiualsS ssssn -BaItimortr.A Bennington.
Bari
Il. ~ sTautuals@ ssstH Sg8aIbtngtour.- ma.
Ellington.
10. " aT0utudIs@ ssssn uBaibinetonsr.- VA.
~lbingtoH.
Is. y -lJtatuaIs" sseeu -gaItimOrsr," RsDInetOu.
Yart.
IL. .NtutuaIs" sessn uEtbIstics,@ philadelphia.
Si8 0oto battea fol9euoe 2Gettipiele Haa'
| I.heunes 99siuftat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
WOm SIAertlIAe.

y8er oeutide Biouier," 2.0eft, 5,Sabr.
gang, Cincinnati, lie9t Dor. Oie Nummsr
enthdlt ubsrmalS etue Weuge inteteianter
Aufab'.
Son g. j3idcI's rOeutid.ameritani.
fdemSuu0=2eritOu," gteros Dortr erbielten mir
bic II, yir. ,Aiaol" bis v4ugenore."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
DaS idbrlihe 3tcntc sum Scften Ses
NlIoenn ANpnfTdhrn NSSnifpnhnufc&

iubst Biustmontag, ben 2. SUM, f.att. Sem
Seuti9tr iOlte usrfshlen, bteies Yicnic, Ous
nui v3ioI'S Gain" ubgeaalten tuiro, III bslus
den, oamit iiA bafielbe aud in %petuui6rcr
Sinli9t ais elm erfolSrtiheS ermeiien nOge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
u. @. 8arranger g. Co.,
NrDOiiiOnen=OGnSlcr

uno Sratpur ltmd6er,
ialSsn e6infen, Sruft. unb Sbulnrfide, 8inbHeist,
S1wGiHeheii6 Gin uRb baton So ola, Gtselnes
fG6e, Suttelu Il. |. 10 aui Eager.
franttlrtsr murhGen Rets o%orrGtPts i'm
Sornmsr uno nintu.
Gtabltielneat oil Der uerldrserteu PcRnigl'
uania= NDcnue.
WaSftRGuhe: Rr. 40, Stnrres, 63, Ban opcrs,
81, SerIugtonS ump h5, EIobm ono. ndaIti.
VI. D. Siberaler Rabbatt ilr 9laoier cUttls unD
2Goen uerlorst uno a1t Gacren irsl a%elteiert.
&9gHtur flr a4uriiReiibRGfer uHo Gleiiber 3 utens
FIIeu. SBurtodrme cine Spe% sialItdt. Got : Ofhces
Boz 635 (p4GrSl4,tS.4 APP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
Der y4afdvCttCs xmtnDcreiu"
SIR. YnmiS QSiffer-

H(uDSLtth
bait WtoHta9, Den Il. YtuI, leu orlttfS gros
Bes 8uEn' unO utaiieit uui DROf'S pam" an
Der YeIQtr. 9fOGn nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
Bum 8enef3 FIR eie bethlehem

VIGEH DtVVW ~ ~IEUEW ptWIIU
otben beute &beno i'm SouioapitraBsn.3 btnter bic
R.uen Iiecen: rDas @ismeer' unO der 5amilien.
Starr iiber bic 8retter, ia bic taIenlooIen SiinhIe.
rinne1 unisre Staot 5u O~erIaiIen %oeoeuien, 10 ioate
Niemano beuts Abeno oerfeblen, ben frsunolidtR Yus
ientempsI au Der SOatoaptrdBe au1uiudeR, Rm ben
beipen 8eIGwitern nod etHlna ben 8ere9ten 5ribIt Der
81 nrrfrnnnnn III Inlcn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05

Die beuOritebenoe g8ieuer gBeIt 8 4u8fel.
lung, peIte am /. Dtot beginnt uuo mutb'
maBlih ni4t Dor benz 2. 9tOU. ihlieBen piro,
bat Die &etieluf oe8 nmeritanliben Yubli,
fumS in 10 9obem 9rabe entptdelt, baB i'd
mid OerauIaBt iebe, bic Nuimertiumteit bee
Bublitum8 uuf Die M%mSffeImna bon Grc:
oitbrtefen 81 Ienten, nad pclf)en bei oieiel
SelegenBett Elm grDBcrer 8egebr, oils biSber,
iein mtrO. SD babe bieisu umitan6 ontici.
pirt uno barauf bin Die umfaienbieu Sorbe'
reituHgeu nit ben gr0Beren nit mir in Ser.
b%tn6ung itebenOen S%autbduiern G~uropa'S,
nanentIid NIT Der Hinton 8 SanF" tn
VSien - etnem Der beoeutenolen @elo-
Snfitute SeitreiG'S ab0eihloFen.
8e4iel unb &reoitbrieie ju ben nic6riglten
Staten bel &. Ratuc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
@ebcinIe StrantBCueM!
@rGnSlt6c Sur garantirt

Or. Soiep5 6abiaH,
PtaftIi benz ArS 1t, Btla0etpbla.
DIT. 6upiau sdrGntitt cure iduene un6 arAaDHas
Rur in a1en sei6It6tlibeu SrontSeiten,
SuHgeWGRaer,
bic nd betmltber SustnetlGhCn benust HnA, here's
6olgsn nd IN S9ndhe, uupeImoetr, Qebens6hrr-
brss unb bulest in GueseRrung fanb ee6en' mnnSr
f6 pertrGuersool on MD pFnoen.
So babe Sauienfe FOLDER unslhdIiber an ibys4
trlteren 0eiuRoestt buriid9ebtObi, bic BON NrSsrn
ban tnh.
Rdo@eR u nb Brcuen,
biz an uurt9 elmdstatGtten In bar Rouoit6snR etuis
eung oocI gGnSlNem ausbIetben berIgiI en- Iefhen,
elsIbotei pom mel6eI nrin9e, neroeu in tirtasn qGs
zen pom mir eeraetelt, OPns no9tbeilioc NoIoen fy
bic @eluuobeit.
auspdrtiee Rottsuten
toupen BON mir bebauoeIf ne: ben, pe1n Hs MT, Fsfs1
Suhaub itrtitlih mlttReilen.
etrtnsfe Serl&rteseuPett NJ 70 SuseR1er,,
ahrsne3 DE-. JOSEF II FABIIN.
Mr.. 22S, Vine St., PhilAdelph'a =, Pa,
(slat7 r12Hlts. 10. En-. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05

~ SrD6ee SnSucemeut fir
Es@6ducIer unO SUnfumenten
Va i'd Gussebebnte Ser5eheruE9sR gen. q9t, bin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
S6iTsmacbridDtcn

Der DumpFsr ~Amsriea," Capt. giaups, gins fret.
tag BON Sauaunap, Ga, nab Baltimore ab unO mil
beIte bier cintrtfIen.
Die Barrie pGarl SeOrs1 TAD eOnnabeuo bon ga.
pauuab mad garud in Ytuslano IN STE.
Der Sampfer nSalcon." Sapt. Sapuis, is3eIts Cant
ItaJ BON GbareltoH, 9 81, bierbtr ab.
Nm Der 6eitun8 Monroe, gu., TIM ~Ooreeftsru bic
9utte Bertha uno J. 5eanne- BON WarttniQue an uuo
erbielt Die gBetiIn9, nab YbiIaoelpb a peittrjufabrsn.
Die gris9 SpscuIant,A pon bier nab Falmouth be.
It mint, seDanu SonRabeuo Die bobe See.
Der Dampfer s5ames VI. 9drp," 9apt. baG, fam
o%or9eftrn DON %yletubern, N.-S., bier an.
Ser OGmpIer ~vJtebeccI Slpoe." 9apt. Gibbs, tam
por9eItern poRg9ilmin9ton. u . i'm biefgen1 aFen an.
Der Shooucr 70 e. MooDburp,@ 9aot. @effin,
trai DOuasritaS bon gadsOtle, S..S,, i'm btsii8en pa-
fen Elm.
Der sdouuer ALTOONA 6apt. 6isgeraIo, brad
p~Orseltern aus bieii8em Saftn nab Satuston in 9egas
luf.
Scr s6ooner rabbic." Gapt. gitnan, bon bier mad
GbarleitOn. SIS unterps9s, rrreidte ~Oor9ritern Dit
bObe See.
Ser S6oousr p2outId 9rodett" fam TonuerFd9 Dor
Baltimore in Sauannab, ga, on.
DE Srtg9 rgBater gB It'd " 6apt. Walters, IG6 an
/. Wtai Don SGuauna birrber in Gee.
Der S6oonsr sgBul. Batr1aH,@ Capt. CAREER, fubr
am 20. Ipril Don SsOr8etopu, e.'0., nab unisreu
Sdfen alb.
Der 0anpfsr ngBm. 2aprenee," 6apt. pallet, tan
am /. Utal bon b er IN Bottom an.
Der 9Gmpfer rSl1ditone, u Gapt. 2poeIano, tam &C.
tern pnn baltimore liner 9IorFplf gSa in Hn{tDu on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
9ls o0rs sfTi8tH Sttidur auI ety Rttfg,n Bon, b..

N 9yO rSllto: sCtiosSopr-" SsiiIlt 1856, or g5%
Lu'0yE Sesi-SUgtnlu uetid. eCrtifl.lc. -. 1872
ZN Sr8Intoza oHiols, @oupo {. ....... 81
a'O hltto otto 50
Atsen oer -&iiJeus' SGrI". ........,. SX
atnsn fst .soRl. $uuabCgcntbumss uEp
Slno>SompL9uie- 49,, OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
SbtpinS'8 Sale, Nr. 81 uuS 23
Observation-Disclosures
BUR Wierer N%uSfteIune. - N8e6:
Col VnA sC.nN,4h~toEa

1T r1eu etn9ethtet molben uuO miro beute
nit clrCm aus9eSelhaeteu 8aguiep. 8odbiCr
eiaQCrpetbt mcr0eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05
SRI mnrir 0Itrmec

Die ousse5Ci6tett 2orfeaerin Sfenbet' i6er RoI'
len, nib in Der tommEnocH gEode pom Baltimore
AbIbito nehulen unb nur trel Nial I'm 6oro hten
SpCrnbauIe ~autrettn uno Suar Guf beute, Den ).
Moi IN ,@eroueua BON SIGbani," am SIentng, oGu
6. Wlat, in rOrpbsus~ uno am Btttiuo4, ben Z. giat.
in BEN npunogt SuHgirauer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-05

Pr. l. WiitonsBlaes, 9oRou.
Bel oIlen DrosuiteH gu p]ertaufeRl
(Gptill9, ISL G.lR.)
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-07-17

A most horrible and almost in
credible conditions OF affairs in the
Vermont Insane Asylum is described
in the report of the lie gislative Com
mittee appointed to investigate the
management of that institution. The
Committees first discovery was that
the Asylum, which is controlled by
private corporation, was greatly over
crowded, 4S5 patients being packed
into a space intended to accommodate
but 800 at the most. This, however,
is a trfling matter in comparison with
other revelations. Seventy-fve of
these unfortunates were found thrust
away in subterranean dungeons, dark,
damp, foul and pervaded with unendu-
rable stenches. Some were confined
in apartments nine feet by four in size,
with air and ventilation only through
augur holes bored in the doors. The
ac tive as well rs the passive infections
put upon these poor people proved
equally inhuman. Among them was
the punishment of the bath, in which
the patient, securely bound, is placed
in bathing tub and a continuous
stream of cold water allowed to fall
upon his head. This torture, it may
be remarked in pass Ing, was one of the
most excruciating known in the dark
ages, resulting usually in either insan
ity Or death. To this Asylum of hor-
rors the Committee also state that sane
men have been consigned through
fraud and bribery. The picture is as
complete as Charles Reade could make
it, but without the romance of fiction.
The reality is something for the Legis-
lature of Vermont to deal with prompt
ly and severely for it is too disgrace
full for belief, except as attested by Off
cial investigation such as has produced
this astounding report.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-07-17
Quccilcc.

Quecicc.
An elderly maiden, well known
and highly respected in these "dig-
gings," and noted for her witty re-
marks, once said to . Doctor Of d.
vinity who had long been prominent
target for the gossips of the neighbor-
hood 'Never mind DR.. P, what
they say about you, for, if you 60 in
to the orchard you may readily deter
mine the location of the best fruit, by
the clubs lying in and around the tree"
Now, this was, doubtless, consoling
to the Rev. Doctor, in his tribulations,
since it naturally inspired him with the
idea that the severe "clubbing," which
lie was receiving at all hands, was, af-
ter all, but properly a tribute to his SUI
perior virtues Whether the good old
p0rson was conscious Of the pending
of delicious fruit from his "branch-
es,' which should excite the inordin-
ate cupidity of the meddlesome popu-
lace we may only conjecture; but I'M
questionably the thought was exceed
ingly gratifying to him, that the ac-
ton of his neighbors, at which he had
SO long been repining, was very prop
erly to be regarded as evidence, at
once incontrovertible and conclusive,
Of his superior excellences. Let the
witty old lady's advise to the parson
also furnish food for reflection, and a
balm of consolation to those who are
given to complaining of the PERSONAL
ty Of the newspaper itemizer. Local
reporters in these small districts, are
occasionally compelled thro' the lack
Of other matter--in performing their
duty to aoceytise some of the chest
fruit" Of the ncighborhood. Hence,
for instance, Mr.. b. is dragged into
print under the heading of ''locals,' to
display his virtues to the world to adj
vertise his superior points" and by
no means to detract from his fair char
acter. Local correspondents should
have a commendable zeal in conducting
to the local advancement of their en-
ployer's interest, and everybody in the
nelghbOrhood wants to see every other
bodys 'fruit tree 'clubbed' and
hence the "clubbing" thereof tends to
increase the local popularity and to en-
nance the local circulation of the paper.
The ''fiuit tree" which receives the
"clubs' however, should not despond,
since the compliment paid to it, is on
ly withheld from it's unmolested neigh
Dor because said neighbor does not
contain the palatable golden pippins. "
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-07-17
Commissioners Notice.
HENRY BARNES ESTATE.

THE Undersigned, having been appointed
| by the Probate Court of the District Of
Hartford, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against HENRY BARNES. late OF Wood
stock, in said District, deceased, and the
claims of the deceased exhibited i'm set-off to
the claims of the ere 'itors, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose of examin-
ing and allowing said claims at his late res.
idence, on the first Tuesday in August and
the first Tuesday Of November next, from one
o'clock, P. NJ. until four o'clock p. NJ, on
each of said days, and that six months from
the 18th day OF June A. d. 1873, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Woodstock this 25th day of June,
A. ID. 1873.
F E1s;TnH T,D b SHAW ; Commissioners.
ASHLEY WYMAN, Administrator,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-07-17
Commissioners Notice.
THOMAS RUSSELLS ESTATE.

THOMAS RUSSELL'S ESTATE.
THE undersigned, having been appointed
l. by the Probate Court Of the District of
Hart ford, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against THOMAS RUSSELL, late OF Wood
stock, in said District, deceased, and the
claims Of the deceased exhibited in ct.off to
the claims OF the creditors, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the purpose OF ex-
aiming and allowing said claims at the store
Of Chas. Chapman in Woodstock, on the Sd
Monday of July and October A. ID. 1873 from
o'clock p. M. until O'Clock p. NJ. ON each
of said days, and that six months from the
18th Of July, A. D. 1873, is the time limited by
said Cont for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Woodstock this It'll day of July
A. d. 1873.
j. Jn Il. M fH4e%R"' Commissioners,
GEO. r. CHAPMAN, Administrator
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-07-17
West Randolph.

West Randolph.
Norman Green, the young man
who was injured in Salisbury Cos mill,
recently, had his leg amputated below
the knee, by DR.. Upham, on the same
day Of the injury.
quite extensive repairs are about
to be made on the Christian church
edifice
Six persons united with the Chris
tan church last Sabbath.
The ladies of ST. Johns church,
open an ice cream retreshment saloon
in Du Bots & Gays, building, adjoin-
ing the Eagle office, one day in each
week, an excellent arrangement.
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Ludlow.
Turkeys come home to roost as
well as chickens, This has been dem
onstrated in Ludlow by a hen turkey
that John Daley bought, and who
goes home n mile to see her old com
panions. John has disposed of her
to the hotel folks. She won't 60
home any morc.-G0gette.
There was no accident at Ludlow
on the Fourth, with the exception of
a biery fellow falling into the hume of
the factory. and he was Ashed out by
Chester fireman.
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st Louis has commenced the work
Of monument building. A monument
to Daniel O'Connell the 'Irsh Liber-
ator" is to be erected in one of the st.
Louis parks. We admire the spirit of
the St. Louis monument builders. If
we were going to commemorate the
greatness of anybody, we know of no
one we would prefer before Dan o.
Council.
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Connecticut has sent a Jewell to
Russia, and now a Diamond has gone
from Bridgeport to superintend the
manufacture of firearms for the Ger
man Government.
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Hartford.

Hartford
DR.. Eaton has moved recently to
the place lately occupied by Nelson B.
White. Mr.. White is soon gong to
Woodstock, to take charge of Mr..
Standish's new chair factory.
John w. French is rebuilding his
grist.mill, which was badly injured
when the ice went from the river last
spring, When the work is done, he
will have firm and nice building, and
one of the best mills in this part Of the
country.
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What cruel man Beauregard
was when he recommended Southern
planters to send their bellies (bells) to
the furnace for canon.
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1t has already cost Stokes $780,
600 to keep his neck from being
stretched, and the end of the expendi-
lures is not yet visible.
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Duncan, who was hanged at Paris,
Kentucky, the other day, called for
strawberries and cream just before he
assembled the scatfOld'
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"A jealous Michigan woman threw
kerosene over her husband and then
set him on fire when he came home
from the "Masons" the other night.
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-Clews has gwen $4,000 towards
establishing newsboys asylum in
New York.
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"A night Waterman Of Bqrling
ton, Ia, bank died few days since
worth $15O,OOO.
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Cure for Female Weakness,

without supporters. The best vegetable
medicine yet known. an Indian recipe, will
eradicate all humors which is one cause Of
great suffering, makes new blood and strength
ems the whole system. Three bottles will con-
vince the most skeptical, hundreds will testify.
Write for circular and testimonials. Inquire
for Mrs. Belcher's Female Cure. Sold by all
Druggists. Price 81, or bottles IS.
MRS. LINUS BELCHER, Randolph, Mass.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Geo. c. Goodwin & Co. SO Hanover st. Boston
Weeks 4 Potter, 40 Washington St., T9w12l
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The Misses Putnam, Hazen and
Wills, give vocal and instrumental
concert at the Town Hall this evening
wednesday,
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1T has been decided al Richmond,
Va, that as cleanliness is next to god
illness, BARRIERS may shave on Sunday.
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Nartland.
The Hartland post Office is now a
money-order Office
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Our Windsor local Correspond
ence is ahead Of any paper in the
State this week, We appreciate the
labor of our local writers there.
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a OrrAuQuEcHEE CHAPTER No. 81
Nv r. A. NJ, regular Convocation Mon
Xxx day eve, July 2S, 1873, att IL