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lDEATn on CIlIisT sIsrIoR CHASE.

b. NEw YoEs, May z, -Clsief Justice
Chase was yesterday attacked bydapst
pnplcxy, in this city, aud died this
morning at. 10 o'cluek, AT the residence
of his daughter, Mrs. William IIoyt,
No, 4 West Thirty third street. Ills
two daughters and Senator Spragne
were present. fssharl rrw g.aL
The death pf,Chief Justice Salmon.
Chase has t'aused general ,agrief
thron shpat the acily. arho flags on
City Hall, iiha principal. newspaper
utioss. ands many private buildiags
ere displayed at haif-masi. The.
Chief } uslice camc here on ,SSatuFdayl
evening to visit Mrs. W. Hoyt, lhls
daughter lie was iua uuusnai good
health ami spirits. aIid this favorable
slate OF. things continued, bnt yesler,
Iiay morning at 10 o'cIck a servant
was sect 90 cali him To breakfast, and
on entering his room found AIR. Chnse
lying III a state otistupnrys His daughi
ter was. immediately sumrlohtd aud
servants were dispatche l. fos,nmedical
aid. When t1e .physicians arrived
uncsnsciousness was found 10 have re
suited fnsmgthe recurrence of paralvs.
is. of which he had several strikes.
a u oflaits a. relieve him proved una.l
vailing, and it. was evident his vitality
was eb6ing away. Governor 'Sprague
and his wife, daughter of Judge
Chase, were summoned aud arrived. in
the city last eveuing His daughter.
remained BY his bedside until 1890
this morning when he breathud his
last lie remained totally uncon.
scious frum the time his condition Was
discovered until the end The news
sf the death ofthc Chief Justice was
not received in tile Uuited States
Court buildings un;il the time. Of adj.
journment of the Unite,l Suites Cir.
cuit anil District Courts, AMI as the
truth of.the report was not considered
absolutely certain, no nmotion WAS
made to adjourn either Court, il being
detmedaex pedient toposipone making
such a niriien until the report Was
/ confirmed arl yat ul u41f'Fi'9 nu
Runorl around the United States
Court buildings names cx Judge 'ex.
I United States District Attorney Ed
wards Pierrcpoint as the probable
| npmiiiec Of President Grant to fiji the
Vacancy occasioned by the 'death "
Chief Justice Chase. but the political
friends of Senator Conkling are very
confident he will be the successor .o
Mr.. Chase,
| All the evening papers eontsir
! obituarits eulogistic Of the integrity
ability and spotiess charster Of Chic.
Justice Chase.
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FOREIGN ATTACHMENT. 4 +.


FoREsr COUNTY, ~. THIS CoMNao~wrALru
OF PENNsyLvANtA, 10 rHESHkn1Fr OF
SAM County, UReErfN0;
i've command that yoa attach Bcniamin
n. Uolc. late &C Nfmr' county, by9a'l and
singular his goods and chattels, lands and
tencmcnts In whose hands or possession
socVcr the same may bc, SO that lac he and
appear before our Court of Common Pleas,
To he held .nL Tionesta in and for said
County, on tho fourth Monday of Nav,
ncxt, there to oanswcrslohn A. Dodd .ofaplca
in case. and also that YOU sumhlon Bcn-
ianiin. r. Cole, or the person or persons in
whose hands or Possession socvcr tho Same
may t,c. as Garnishoc, that he heand alp
poar before our said Court, at the timc and
niace Aforesaid, ~ answer wlnt may he
INFECTED against hila and abide the judg-
meat Of The Court thereins and have you
then. and there this writ ,....1
Witness tile lion. W. p. jerks, Presi-
dent D utl9c oi said Conrt. at 'llOnssta, the
fourth day of April. lSsa. "a fio tliht !.
Bail required to dlssQlveiH in $500, 100. ..
''' s." J.. u. 9Ii KEW, 'Pfolh'y.
nv virtuc Of thc above writ have at
itas.hpd all tile right TILE, interest and
claiiu of, tho dcfep lants Of, in and TO. alt
!. Upt pact or PARCEL qf l3pd rs follows: The
of tract iltinfI,ercd iivothousand ene hun
Is1rctllanh iii''ctv-two. and situate in lIick-
ierEyt ownship, lnrest Co. PA. his said in
tcrost heing one hundred and twenty five
itcrcS, except twenty-five acres thereof.
heretofure conveveu to li.gC.. Stephenson /;
leaving loo acrcs hereby attached. And
Also, all tho deiendents Interest and
ciiiiifl iii the fNllow deScritcd pieco br par.
Gel OF hnd, situate in said township OF
Hickory, bounded as follows: beginning
at southeast corner OF lands recently owns
ed by Richard twia, running southwest
criy on tn line of lots Nos. 5I92f knd 9;93
fhr. enongh to inclhdei ii0f acreS, thence
northwesterly parallel to the southwest
line Of lot No. hG92 to the Inc between lots
Nos. i5la2 atd 5fsi, thcA,ue eIipfthwcstaioh. /.
said linetoih said line recently owned Ivy
| Richard Irwin, thence southwest to the
place of beginning Containing 100 acres
of Hand moro Or less. ''ii4 'AH l'Ni ia
certify that the above isa truc copy oi
the origina writ and description of the
property attached.
sF'4 ''''f' On T. j. VAN GIESEN, .
Sheri6's Office, Tionesta, Pa. April Il
1873. $50 sH ael - ian s-Gt
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DECORATION DAY.

Headquarters Grand Army Of the Re
public, Department of Pennsylva
mia, No. 140s. .Chestnut St. Gener.
al Orders, No. 81.
PHtLApELrArA, April 23d, 1873,
.s In accordance with our Rnles
and Regulations, Friday. Nav 30,h,
wiil be observed asa MEMORIAL DAY
!, for the purpose of stEeying with flow.
ers, or---otaerwise- Decorating the
Graves of Comrades who die,l in de-
fence Of their country during the late
: Rebellion, or who have sinee y ssed
away. Citizens generally, Military
aid Civic Associations, Churches
and Sunday lSchouIs should he invited
30 participate, 'aad. IN places " here
o3there are no Posts of Grand Army, il
Is bcpetithat the, Citizens will Join to-
agethsr for This pnrpnse, that fitting
asservices may be held in every Church.
sAvard or Cemetery where eur dead he.
aAroes sleep..I sA7i, sa'
" "a Ihe maaier Of conducting these
services is opfidhai With 'rdsts, hut
{ those desifing it, can obtain copies OF
: The form of ceremonies, IA fornished
last year by making iminetlia,e ap-
% plication 10 The a. a. G. : .'"'''
80 Attention is especially Invited at
this time to The recommendation from
National Headquarters last year,
:" that flowers aud shrubs be planted
at each grave, in order that when we
=. are gone, the seasons, in their cease.
less round, may in our stead, adorn
the sleeping places Of our Comrades
4 By order of ..e.fa
7'sls.a ga Il. b. BEATH, noaa -.
'2 Commanding Department.
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DEATH OF oAKEs A37ES.
NoRTu EAsToS. Nav 3.

1 .aa la NoRTn EAsToS, May 8.
Mr.. Ames was SO years months
and Is days old at the time of his
death. He has been suffering from
diabetes for nearly three wears. but
by attention to dietlh has been able to
keep the disease in check. On Mnn
day, April 90. he had an attack Of in
digestion, but attended to his duties
in Boston on Tuesday and Wednes-
day of last week. Thursday he re-
mained at home. occasionally visiting
his office Mt North Eas,on. Thurs
day evening he was seized with i'm,
ilsmation in the diaphragm. and
through the tight he suffered intense
pain.'obtaining no sleep. Oa Friday
lie obtained little rest while in a
sifling posture. He passed the day
sitting in n chain Saturday he was
more comfortable Sunday he slept
we'll. Monday his pulse and The tem-
persture othis body aud perspiratinn
all indicated rapid raturn to his
usual health and he remained very
eomiertahle up tn $50. when he was
seized with apoplaxy. resulting in
paralysis of the right side of the body,
at the same time slight indications OF
pneumonia in the lower left lung.
Mr. Ames remained partially con-
sciaus at intervals up to noon We'd
nesday. since which he has remained
perfectly unconscious.
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returned with a verdict Of guilty. A
motion for new trial was made hut
was ovcrrpled. If we are to Judge
from the aylience, The tefsndantssems
to have been dangerous man in the
community where he resided and was
generally feared by all OF his neigh.
bors, and no attempt was made to sus-
tain his character when it was assail.
"a
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ERIEE'S SALE.


pYVIRTUl {; Of sundry writsof f.fa.ven.
ID OK. issued out of the Court of common
Pleas, Of Forest County. and 10 me iii
rected, there will he exposed TO sale by
public vendue or outtry at the Court
House, in the borough of rioncsta. on
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1873. :
Mt 10 o'rlNck. a. lu..tho following described
real estate, to-wili, .f- Il. ...... ~
No - May rcrn 1873, CID. No, ~ Sept.
Torn lSs4--M --Msson--Aililhati ertaIn lot or
piede o! ground 81 uate in TiOncsta lSOr-
OuSb, described iS follows, VIZ: Lots tl7D
seventeen and IL eighteen and the wost-
ern portion OF lots one q ana two ~,
more mnutely described rs follows, viz {:
Commencing al a stake, the cDnrr 0i Will
lam anu Nay Streets, theme by May strces
casteriy one hundred and siNty-fotir lcet
IN Il post, llierco northeriy and parallel
with Elm street one hundred / Ut to post
on the south line OF lot No. 3. theme weSi-
erly and parallel with May street one hum
drod and eighty ieet'to . po, I ON William
street, thence >Outherly by William street
one hundred feet to tho place OF begin.
ming One House l6x32 teet 2 stories,
painted and plastered thereon greeted.
Taken in executlon aud to be sold rs The
! property OF Vim. b. Harlan at the suit Of
Robert hco.
.NrOq .4r ALSO, sl .f
| Daliel Black, Ven. Tx. No. 43 May Term,
| 1878, c. u. "A Dee. Term, ls7S- Mercilliott
All that certain lot or piece of ground
situate in 4 .oncsta Borough, described a.
/ follows. viz: Lots III seventeen AMI Is
| eighteen and the western portion Of lots
I olic l. ana two t2). niofe minu'ely des-
trihed as follows, viz; tOlumengins at "A
/ stake. the corner of Williatp and May
! streets, thencc by May street e.lsterly onc
] hmidredand sixty -iour ieettoa post thence
/ northerly and parallel with Elm street one
/ hundred feet 10 post on tho sinth lno of
! lot No. 3, thence westerly and parallel
with May street one hfi1rcd and eighty
\ loet 10 post loI W iliiam sstreet,l thence
one hugdred ipet TO theIilaee ot he4inIlin~,
/ One House. l6X32 feet two stones high,
painted mid plaStered tllcfeoir erected. ~
4 Taken in oNeeutien and VI hs sold rs the
property nf Wm. Is, Harlan aud DaTiel
Black at tho auit of John a, Proper. ~
Ai Terms t,ishi ApA1 tAD 5A9e %
| diis .rulB. J. VAN GII5S EN-. Sheriff.,
! SherGla 9nlre, 1fapTla.. Pa May 1, 1873,
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.snRo0kAMApoMa.

%. y ~ "a =. s,l- t~FT y - etleH
WHEREAS. Thc llunpralfsr w. r.Jcnk44
, rryhkl4 fuArYsof ~ q Eiprfasyt Ignl
mon plcas aud tInarttr Scssinns N and fer
tho co,ii,fl ~ ~ f9si, qias isyicd his pro-
sept TOR lollmg,a oirt pi EorpuIill 'icaa
tlrurtcr Scssinns, Ni',,..at., ftrcstr for
fourth ,Monddy bf. May, next,sl,cing the
26th day uf MAY. iST.i Nt'lirt is therefore
eivcn tu the q iraIfcr. . tifalps ut ii0yi'cacv
and COus,al,lss sbt sAil tsonht ~ tiisA thsy b,f
then aud tburp IN thoir rprlPavsirs'spns at
ton o clock, ~ M,fofsSnid ti,yi with thcir
records, iirluisiiionS cx'tiiiinRti',nsr- Rnsl
either r,remeupbril1ces, Ia, de ill.Ast, -tllinga
which 10 IN 'lr offices appcrtnin Ii bc done,
and tOhose Na3 sbnurl iiN fpAeal izancer
10 prosecute a sainsl he prisoners hut are
or shall b. IN the iail of Forrest County that
{ theH hVth"ll aud there t,proaeslt,, 4 INST
them Hs' slall be iu~l. assifensnndrr my
hanl and seal this I'D day stptii, a. u.
lSTI. Ifs tn, y MT tlsSfsSt tSsSn.
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We take TIE following from the
Erie Dispatch:
Mr., Hanson, vessel inspector. while
passing from II vessel To- the dock yes
lerday afternoon stepped upon s,me
loose slaves, which gave way and he
was prseip tated int The water. lie
sank twice ard but for the timely as
sistance of the engineer of tug;
might have been drowned. A rope
wasslhraNn him and be was assisted
OUT One Of his shoulders had BEEN
dislnealed in the fall and he MAS taxi
en- to the office of DIR. Stranshan
where ehloroisrn having been adulins
islereihthe arm was reset and he is
Only . little,worSe for the shook.sd u
Last evening a little daughter Of
constable Andrew Wagner, Jumped
6ilthe streepcars, got caught and one
Of the " heels passed over her right
leg between Knee aud ankle, 1acOrat-
lag IL 10 aihorFible manner, cutting a
dep cash in tle calf Of the leg and
probably crushing the bones. II is
reported that the little girl claims
that she asked the driver 10 stop and
lei her ofl, bat he would not and she
jumped and was Injured. An slider
fisler wss With her on ths eer sRd hsd
jumped first,
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roaEleNATTAcfMeN1t.T T

N 81 -
Fo:oEsr CorS x. 81: THE CoNNoSwxLrlr
-teoF PENSsNLvA NlAsTosnEfSiRrlFp ov
stNbGcV NY, GHbsr5 sts-s----------
We cmninaudfhat vtitI aitaeh john r..
l1.o.Ithnr, l,te cf vourf Comfy, Ths all
aid s.ngiilara lss -troo.ls and chEuei-,
hnds anil stoneinpnts' in W hcEei -hNnd+
or lO~cNsion socVer the sam AhIlaY
l'c, ~ tina. he be and-appcrr- -h~f>r-- our
Cppm OF Common Pleas. 10 be iyrla ns
Tionesia in aud for said County. on tho
iourt.i MolidU Of MaVno 50 ! here to an
sw9r isalc Ash of Plea IN AssumpSit anL
Yftflv yp,RsttHtir spftfp foersuIf CT per
suns iii whose hands or p1sscssion the
real.lS tllay be as garnishcr. 20 that they hs
AMI appear bc;urc our said Court, at tho
time and place aforesaid, t. answer what
msv Ice objected aeailst them and abide
the judgement of tho Court therein Sanlt
tave sou then and there tiii--writ.
Witness the Il,Sn. W. y. oenks, rrssl-
dent Ju'tge Of SAID eSlgt ~ tionsltS ih'
I'D daFiM April a. pvlS2 ss--A q
Bas. required l. dissolvcin IA &c -n.l9--
.sesJ. B.AsNEM, Proih'N.
rigY viHnc al the above writ Ttr,yr at
tachoi ali tlla rights titic. interest ana rlsiin
Of the de'unaant OF, in R0lte all ti,stsror-
tam iiieco or parcel of .aa.l si.;i:.se ir-f.o %
ncstn township, In tho County rofi forcst.
bounded and ucscrhcd as follows: ife-~
giniCDE az 4 chcstriub ON The tast bank of
Allegheny ldvcr, thence by land WSrran-
llted To iienry TaiEase rsp ulif twepiy.n ne
degrees east one hundred and tYcpiy per-
chos 20 Il White oaiS. thcncc south ohd de-
sree west one nc'handrcd and two rcfclNs IL
u hcnlock, thoncc by lot No.l eggs, fforih
eBh;y-uine degrees west th,rtY-tWo and
nvc-tuuths porchcs 10 n post, thcifce hy
vacant land north ono f.egrcc cast seventy
percEca TO alicincck thence north twsnlv-
mug degrees West ono hundred aud ifty
'rcrches pt Hhcmleek. thcncc mp tho klle-
gneny River. north. .eisbty,loiir. degrees
| cast sixteen perchos, north six 81 -o.eht de-
grccstaSt forty Aiid iivcte.itts perehcs,
n6rth my degrees cast ility,ionr petches
y the p ace Qi heSipI1ng, -Coutaiplug ono
l'hunthcl asld one atreS. ..sInc huhdrCd AID
ave. .nerehes aud allowapreef s.xvper cent.
DC tlic sntrfe more Or icss 'Al-h w
al / certify thatthc ahr'ri g a,traa COPY OF
iEqI InrlginI owri. anu aiscripsiens ufe tbs
! property attached, ..N4o enfr.+sa
se III VAN al Is .,S. Sheriff
Sheriff 3 oflcc, III lresta, April I'D, ls7s.
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FosEsr CorS x. 81: THE Con- NoSwxLTIr
teoF ptNSsYLvA NIAsT0.fnEcSifkrlFY az
"A 't.ts asRN. ~ a. - -ft-
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TnE NEW EaAsTIO TRUSS.

An Important Invention, 1t retains the
Rupture AZ all times, and under the hard.
est exercise or severcst straih 1t is warn
with comfort, and if ( pit night and
day, effects permanent cure in few
weeks. Sold cheap, and sent by Mail
when requested, circulars free, when or-
deredi by latter sent to The Elastic Truss
Co, No. GS3 Broadway. \. Y. City. No
body uses Metal SpriuT Trusses; too
Psinfnli they slip n too frequently. 4
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TREAE4 LIST
FOR MAY TERM, 1873.

John 4. Proper vs.. chas. Robson & 60. <.
J. X. Dale vs.. " illialn Cook. rs bur
Elizabeth GeerFs. II. c. Scott et al,
EValine Coon vs.t'. !. BOX.
+. II. Ellsworth et'al yse VS.. j. ~. Dilks
et al Ca. q Id n. f.- iiheLf
II. n. May VS.. James T. Yhisner OF al.
H. IL. May-vs JohIr NJ l,llct OF al.
Royal T.. Scott vs.. X. O. Carson. Htri
leltle Paul W.. alex, MeAndrew et al
Bottle Paul VS.. Alex Nc Andrew ct al.
VIM, Armstrong useNs. iiaimou rewhship
EvSino Coon ct 81 vssJiio. q. Jlahdoh al
.. at ua. b Holt .teyna sLP ad "a
Helen S.Thomas, vs., Beuj. May .et al, -
James f.. Brown ". Bennett Dobts 81 al.
DBiel itlstjs vidl1'e Us eysoers Of the PoeF
q Of pionesla liqrqlShed "a s.lofssb
Charles tarrowavs. hli Berlin 80 III.
-. D.. DAVIS vs.. Ale Nan,lcf Wallace ct a..
Ia B. iluilmnaNs. john talandus.nt q
WiHglirki ~ al as. John AZ treger.
Bernard Mead ", JYhp " pkinsy Nh
john flavitison rs. W. a. 'AierciJlfott
JOHN Ileasor ilse.Ns. l&Ilslbrnlner
iaYid, ltays W, T.. Neiii ct al bra
a; 4; 4; i. b'haTdson I, " All9gR9ny valley
II. a. Cqnin vs. Allegheny Valley Rail-
road Co. al.
smith foreman VS.. w. L. Anderson
III. l.. ifo.an VS.. Goo. Walters ct al.
James Rafferty, W. Thomas Potter
Amos l.. Hiseock W. A. i. Hrald
John toll VI. NJ, B. Faris
J. y. AENEN, PrC-hy.
April II, 1873.
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sheiiff's Ollco, Tionesta, Forest Co, p,
April 20, 4. u. 1873.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-24
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The PeruUid,1 Syrup, o. Protect
ed Solution of the PrOt0Eitte of
Iron, is so combined as to haze
the character of an 0IiAae11t, as
easily d3geSted and aSSi3laiJaied
aCith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the qt07ltitu
of Natures OaC71 VitdJisi7sfT
agent, Iron IN the blood. and
cures "G thousand Ills, ;" sillepJy
byTO7ai7lg up, I71UigOrGtiseg and
VitGJisi7sg the System. The en-
7'iclted and 0itdLised blood per-
771eGteS eUefy part of the 6odg.
repairing damages and acaSte.
searching 0att morbid secqe-
tons, and Tearing nothing fo2.
disease to feed stpO7s.
This IS the secret of the sUo71-
de1JaI success of this remedy inc
curing Dyspepsia, LSUef. Cone
plant. DrOpsy, Chronic Di01'-
3'hoG, Bolts, Nervous affections,
ChaJtS and FeUerS. HstgnorS,
Loss of Constitutional VigoT.
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating i71
q bad state of the blood, or &C.
COntpO7e9e0 Oy de6gCety or o. tO1t,
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, IN G2sy form, its
efsergixiasg effects are not fol-
IOaOed By corresponding 4'eGc-
ton, but are permanent, isstas-
sing strength, VigOr, and saetO
life into all parts of the SYSTEM.
and building up an IRON Con-
stitaCti0n.
Thousands haze been cha9sqcd
By the Mse of this remedy, from
sOeGk, sicEJy, suffering cre0-
tsGres, to strong, heaJthy, ana
happy men and aUO9,sess r1s.2
S71UGJids cannot reasonably Res
ityte to giUe 1T o. trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP bLOaC9e isa the gloss.
Pamphlets Free.
Up. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. SO DEY ST., NEW YORK.
Sold by Druggists generality
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-24

head of the largest chair manufacturing
establishment in New England, it not
in the world. The factories at Fitch
burg are as perfect and as well adapted
to their use as it was possible to make
them. The two main buildings are
each 400 feet long, so feet wide, and
two stories high. Another building OF
the same length stands beside these
which contains the boiler room, the
steam dry house, and the bending room,
where the bent pieces are formed. The
sheds and dry house cover acres. A
large store house, convenient barns and
sheds, and an elegant office stand near
the factories. An immense amount OF
lumber is received from Vermont and
from the west. Every variety of chair
is made, and men are constantly en-
ployed to invent and perfect new pat
terms. The number of hands employed
in and for this mammoth establishment
is not much less than 1000. The fact that
the factories have run without reduc-
ton of hours. wages or help, during
the panic and hard times. shows that
the business is good, and the company
is sound. Mr.. Haywood may be seen
daily in the factories giving attention
to the minutest branches of the business,
and giving directions as to how his
work shall be DONE He began ehall
making nearly fifty years ago, and car
| ried his own chairs to Boston and SOLD
them when he first began the work
But the poor chair maker has built up {
business that now gives employment t.
community, and has made him almost
millionaire. His energy, industry
and strict honesty have been abundantly
rewarded, and his example might wei
be followed by many who would lik'
his riches, but are not willing to taxi
the slow, honest, but sure road that h
took to obtain them.
The following is record of the schol
airs attending the last term of the Barton
High School, giving the number of day
attendance, general department and av
erage standing in their studies:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-24

Center, the corrupt Stokes juror, was
sentenced by Judge Davis to thirty days
Imprisonment and to pay fine of $3.50;
also, to stand committed until the fine
be paid, but the commitment not to ex-
ceed thirty days from the expiration of
the first thirty days. It is understood
that parties have been before the grand
jury, with evidence showing that two
more of the Stokes jurors were tamper-
ed with, and that the officers of the law
were the corrupting parties.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-24

EMELINE M. GLEASON, Principal.
The intermediate department register
ed the names of thirty-three scholars.
Average attendance, 81. Twelve pupils
received no absent marks during the
term, viz: Minnie Caswell, Carrie Row
ell. Electa Bean, Emma Niles, Abba
Bridgman, Nora Emerson, Susie Belknap,
Alice Deveraux, Charley Varney, Alfred
Young, Wayley Whitcher, Martin Row.
ell.
BARTON LANDING.
No services will be held in the church
on Thanksgiving day, until evening.
Work on the board saw mill of Grandy,
Skinner & Co., goes on briskly..
Ye sharp-shooters will remember the
turkey-shoot, on Tuesday next. Go
morrow.)
The Shurtlief VS.. Wilson arbitration,
results in the award to the plaintiff of
$50 and costs.
Ye who dread the frost and snow call
and examine Austin & Joslyn's new stock
Of winter goods.
Those who know what's what, will adj
mire the taste of L. D. Wilson, in put
ting his store in trim for winter quar-
tiers.
Nelson Gallup has made no arrange
ments for numbering at his mill in
Bloomington. He has about million
feet of lumber on hand
Austin Joslyn & Co., have commenc.
ed work towards putting in board saw
in their mill, in connection with their
box works and single mill.
See advertisement in another column
of Tucker & Wheeler. We recommend
them to all wanting work in their line
Tucker was a Captain in the war, and
we know him to be a man who won't
back out of hard job. Try him.
The Eastman troupe gave very civi
and agreeable entertainment here or
Wednesday evening, to small but APP
preciative audience. The flute perform
ances of Mr. Eastman were alone wei
worth the price of admission. A civil
dance of an hour or two, followed tn,
entertainment
The school-committee have secured tn
services of G. G. Bridgeman, whose sue
cess as principal of the Lyndon Acade
my is we'll known. Term commences -ol
the first Wednesday after Thanksgiving
Good assistants have been secured. an,
large attendance both from in and GU
of town is expected
Barton Landing is soon to have an eli
ficient debating society. Permanent OF
ganization took place on Friday las
A constitution and bylaws were adopted
and Friday evening at o'clock will
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-24

An Irish advertisement-Lost on Sat-
urday, but the loser does not know
where, an empty sack with a cheese in
it. On the sack, the letters G. P. are
marked, but SO completely worn out as
not to be legible.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-24

Way ENDURE THAT CoUGH and endanger your life
when timely use of Weeks Magic Compound will
relieve you. 1t Railways affords relief and WILL when
taken in season. cure more cases of disease of the
throat and lungs than any remedy known Colds yield
to its curative power at At this of the
year no family should be without it. Sold by all
druggists. to34