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4 llttlo boy 0 yeara Of ago, q eon Of Mrs.
Force, Of Plymouth, Ind, in attempting to go.
on wagon, loaded with worry heavy stok OF
timber, yeatonlay, foil, tho wagon passlns ACROSS
hss Ghost, crushing him to dcatll insthnt!y
Potter Murray, brother Of A. D. Murray, Of
Peru, and clerk In tho boot and shoe dopart-
ment OF their atoro, diol in that city, about noon
yesterday, within fow minutes Aftor In tirHe
complained Of feollng Ill. l1o 10 supposed to
hayo died OF apoploxy.
leo IN tho Iulaon at Albany Point started
last night, hut stopped Boon, having gorgad bo-
low. THE boat-liouso Of tic Mu.ual Club wss
carrled away.
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fktlilrOnl Accidents

Special Dlspalch 70 Tito Chicago 9Fi6tlAe.
CEpAn RAplns, Iowa, April 6.-Nino cars Of
stock wero thrown from tic trnok noar Alorri-
ao:,, H., laat night, and delayed tho Chicago
train six houru. No ono was injured.
fireman who was injured In the Iailroad accident
lnat night, Sustained Bucli Hoyoro informal inju-
rioa that Ills recovery Ia doubtful. The ongino,
by the forco Of tho collision with tho rock, which
tllo air, and turned completely upside down in
tic riyor. hut for tho breaking OF tho coupling
link botwoon tho locomotive a1:.l tho baggago--
car, tho whole train would have baon preoiptated
into lilo river, cmtailing fearful loss Of Ifo.
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Tho cEx-CAlcroIkco Indian Agent CfanrE-
cd with Eorgcry-.GAe Protests l1is
H,t..nrn,, ,er.- = I'M nAtg s-s n.10.OffD Emil

SAA a1A~4VuV A4AAAAs
ST. lou1s, April 5.-Jutgo John W. Wright, Of
Washington City, against whom nnsnher Of indict-
foreiua Endorsements On drafts, arrived hero
yeserday mud voluntarily arpeavsd before Jnag$ !;$
Prinlm, Of the Criminal Court aud wns held
to bail In tho sum Of $4,000. VIM. II. scud-
der President of the erehanta o Exchange md
Ra!lroad, Rged tho bond. Judge Wright was accoln-
panied By bis son Irwin T. Wright, aud oS.copgEess-
man pold, OF Cincinnati, M cotnEo1. and Hon.
John Z. Mehor, cx-Scczotary Of tho Interior. This
is tho continuance OF MI old caso against Judge
tin.o ago, aud grow out Of charges 1nada
ngainat him Of Irregularities committed when ho wns
netting r8 Agent for thu Crcok Choctaw, Cherokee, and
other indians who aorvea 10 aoldorat in o late war,
iu tho collection u bountios for toEo Indians. flo "a
nco,lscd OF forging powera Of nttornoy anu indorsc-
mens on drafts, uhug tho ns1cs Of load 1no H.
Wright on,pl,atcany dcniea that there , III
nny truth III tho Charge, denounces the prosecution
ae malicious md says TINT tine will probably diacloso
tho African hidden In the treny Of 1866, and chow
why many distinguished individuals nro required to
visit tho Iniun country and look after rnrcnl land
qrants auI speculations In projected cios.
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would bo hoard by tho Court, inasmuch Us a Jury
trial on tho Inv aido Of tho Court could NOT 10
lad oxcopt the partien agroo until QDngreya a.aI! as
works gront hardship, but is apparently un-
nvoflablo.
Tho forty-tlrd general Conference Of tho
Saints cominonceH tomorrow ut tho Tabernacle,
lilo attendance will likoly be largo. Tho city Is
quito full Of pooplo from various parts Of tho
Ionitnty. Many loading n,enlbcrB Of tho church
nrc present.
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OMAHA, Mob, April 5.--TLo tide Of inmigra-
ton through Omaha to tho Wcst continues I'M
abatod, aud has noyer boon eQualea since tho
completion of the Union aud Central Pacific
Railroads. Tho actual number Of pasaengors
lowing Omaha by express trains for tho past fix
days, az shown by the records Of tho Union 1'A-
clio General Ticket Ofilco llore, is 676, aud by
tho omigrant mud colony trains 10o0, for tlo r.
oiilo slope, with nearly NJ many for the Platte
Valley, in this S.uto, Colorado, and Utah.
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TIE WEATHER..
War Department. Reports nnd Prog
M0k1iCtltiOuus,

MOk1iCtLtfOlus,
WAR DEpAnTMEST, OFFICE OF THE Cn1Er
SIGNAL BEny1oE, DIVISION OF. TELEaaAMs AID
nEroNrs, ron rl1r DrSEr1r OF CoMMERoE,
WAsn1un1os, D. G., April e. Probabilities
Rising barometer, partly cloudy aud e!oar weather Will
neutrality-suspicious. during sundny in tho souh Atlantic
satee, an! With cloudy wcathGr III tho Eastern iulf
athty light rain will prova,l III tho Southwest. The
arena Of low barometer In tho Lake region an III West
Virginia will very generally diminish, and possiby dis
appear. Easlorly wna vcerng to ao,tharly will prevail
III Tue Middle States md Southern Now England, with
veer to west and norlhwest over Lake Eric Tho Upper
Lakes, and tho Upper MiNHssippl Valloy with falling
temperature ind cloudy partly cloudy weather. Cold
northerly winds will CONTINUE III tho Northwest, aiid
will extend southwnrd Missouri md possibly tnto
@Tcxna. =
Cautionary signals continue nt Milwaukee,, Chicago,
Grand uaven, Uawcgo, AMI Eocllestor.
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stroyed tho building occupied by Judge Eawley
anu otfleru. Logs, not severe.
'WAnDsv11LE, ont.. April 5.-A fire. this morn
ing, destroyed the principal portion Of Tho busi-
CoLuMnus, 3. c., April 5.-On tho night Of
tho lat inst, several Btoros woro burned at Wal
l,alla aud last night tho Western Union Tolo-
grapl, and Southern Express Offices, depot, aud
adjscont storog in Ninnonboro wore burned.
:. Special DispatcA to TAs Chtcaua Tribune.
LABA1LE, April 5.-Iho dwelling house Of
David Ritchlo q prominent fnrmer of tho north
TIC furniture @ was s, nayui IosS about 70 GOO; no no
Insurance.
DunLrxoroS, Wis, April 5.-Blako's 1Iotol
noar the depot ut this place, was burned to tho
ground betwoon 2 and O'Clock yostertlny. Tho.
furniture wna mostly saved. Tho losn on tho
building III S3, 500 insurance, 81, 900 each In tho
Special Dialatch to i've Chicago Tribune.
tTonoNTo, Ont, April 5.-A largc ilro occurred
III this city carly this morning, by which facto-
burnside Hospital for Wo,non took fire also, but
the inmntos eacnpod or were removed, and tho
building finally saved aftor tho ROOT had boon
badly burnod, Owing to q favorable wind, q
mated at over 1000. Tho cause il said to DO
lightning, but it liz not known positively, aB tho
fire broko ont at 4 O'Clock in the morning.
ltni1rOs.u l4cAESs
I.1Tr1E Rock, Ark, April 5.-The Cairo l.
Fnltou Railroad place an engine on the road
'or 81 5h's sit Xp m19s 5ho pennsyvana Rail-
WY Company propose to spend 3l9,000,co0 in
this State during tho present year. The pTinci-
pal portion Of this amount will be expended III
| lnying additional tracks between this city and
| Philadelphia. This work of grading for tic new
I tracks has been already commenced.
NEW yonx, April 5.-Tho Gilbert Elevated
| Railroad has completed . contract for building
fiyo milos Of double track by the middle Of Oo-
tobor.
At 4 moo.ing Of tho Directors OF tho Texas Il
Psciac Railroad, tho Engineer read his report,
completed, and arrangements matlo to commence
laying tho truck tho woBtol limo within thirty
days. A rotlnost was received from tho Italian
| Emigration Committee tlnt tho Company employ
tho emgranta in their c)argo. - o.
ST. LouIB. April b.-ScnutorH 6churz md
Dogy, Congressman Wells, Stannrd, and Stone,
Untod States Architect Mullett, Hovoral prom
| iucnt railway ouginoors, Capt. Eall, Chief En-
gineer Of tho Bridgo Company, Dr. Ta1ssig,
President OF tho Tunnel Company, George Bain,
mud othor gontlomen hold q consultation today
relative to connecting the railroads contariug orc
with The NOW Ioit- 0llloo building, by naoai1B OF
Widening or otherwise modifying: tho tunnel nov
| III proclsa Of construction between tho bridge
and tito proposed Union Railroad depot Two
plans wero presented which wero fully discussed,
ono Of which, with Tow notifications, mot with
tho approval OF Col. Bangs, Government Super
intcndent OF tho Postal Service. The gentle.
nlen present wore unanimously Of opinion thai
tho connection botwoon tl:s tunnel railway traakf
A,sl tile new ppHt-Ofico iH onLirol y. practicable
aud that Rucll connection will be 4 Great alyan.
tago to citzons Of tho citynnd The postal soryico
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I.robnblc Child Nurlor.

CEDAR RAPIDS, H., April Dat CcdAr Falls,
Iowa, tliH forurooll, q littlo child about 9 weeks
old was found drowned III tho Cclar Rlyor. Tho
body was lodged In hoE,o brush. Last night u
ilnr ralls, took supper, mud went north on the
Illinois uentsal tairohd, The lotnl.koepor
recognized tho child MI tho ono with tho man aud
woman who took supper ut ILLS hotel last night.
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aro expected here a O'Clock on Sunday morning. THO
fort wo stepping M this city md provided for their
TRANSPORTATION to their lcHtlnatton.
lorr, olsoriuB to ndopt tho only boy aavc from lilo
wreck.
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TnLrpp, O., April 5.--During tho passing Of tho
Orcat Easlern Oirctls nloug tho sroets To-day soma
partca unknown en.erod tho First National bank
mi. Kotclunl y Viol'a hardware atore, BY the rear
so,no 3oi III currency aud Two boxea Of valuablu i-
pers a,l from tho aafo OF tho lnor 5000 in nnrro,cy
clocks, ad certificates Of deposit. No arreata have
I4At NJ
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GREAT BRITAIN.

IonnoN, April 5.-Aflnipcr schonck gnyo grind
ban1aot lnat night. .,. ~
An explosion Of ro.ttamp In n coal ntno near Abor-
tlory, Monmoutlslirc, England, yostcrdAy, ca,sod
tho death OF i've mlnors anl wounded many otlcr.
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Nc, Fon1,slp Sugrrtlxu.

PHILADELPHIA, April hin the Supreme Court to-
dny, III ha en4o OF A1ss Durnhan, pleading for TIM
right to yuto n tho ground that tho word freencn
in thu Constitution meant mon and wonlen tho Court
decided aKaluSt Aer.
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Two Fatal Shooting ARRAYS.

MEMr'uH, April 6.-Abont 10 oolook lant nght
shooting affray In Oholaoa IN tho northern por.
John Nowoll at the hands OF Il. ". Coleman, his
brother-iu-law. It Booma that NOVEL;. who was
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LEBANON, pa., April b.-l'reBilefnt Grant and
and sro tLo cuosta Of G. y. Coleman.
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Oqcnn Stcnshallip NOSvs-

,Dos7oN, April 6. 5.-Arriyed-steamor bassvla
from Liverpool.
QuEgNsrowy, April 5,-Arriyod--Tho Rteam"
ship WISCONSIN from Now York for LlVorpooi'
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1ItO1k Et0Ill9s

SALT LAKE, April 5.-Jndgo Mexican informed
tho bar this morning that no case In equity
, 1873-04-07
THE LOST ATLANTIC.


The Committee WHO aro soliciting aaossr,'a% a..rlic
tho re,cY of Tho aulorors by tho scamship A'ao'''
a,s.ator acc,,rod tho following amounts yesterday:
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told mo o placed tho sp four miles south Of sambro
then went below. Tho Captains ordcra to keep
good lookout Tor loose co aud in tho event Of aeu!nu
s1 So It al ,m s nss a IT.
ounntunsoz to eall him not s.cr tlsn O'Clock Tleso
a not S@ over s It @ ro eaa ns w
ready OIL tho bridge. was arouacti by tho shock
when tho ahip strask wont on seuk r. md 10 found
Gse ss Ss eiesed @ ass a ~ y
tho fors rart Of tho Hp Sis hid keslcl over to ihq
will1ward and acaward. rasseAgers Wsro taking to
wonan, u ths ,aizzeu rlgany wItl mo ut daylight:
remaineo the there until about In the after
2ssI g?ss r.
was tho last ,an who loft tho wreck nliye. It was III
my opinion, impoas!hs to havo launched tho boat
dnyiis Iaye lid twoty seven years. experienced @ It
ss With II grsat i ay icy nsrts @ ana fonna % csp
largely in tho 1nd,a trade. There could not
sye been Wy atten to lscp the atcerage passengosa
cannos glyo auy opiulon as to the quantity Of
coal sho Lad, or whether it was enough or not. I
lator person might bp told shors wore 700 tons Of
eoal on board, Int IT, tlst W would not provo II. Too
ers ters IL sas M r, wln S9s
bed At midnight. The colrso WAS intended to tako
about tys miles east Of sambro l!ght Tle point at
which sls struck learn Eaybn liea %cAt OF tho light
can account for tho dlsaster in other way tla
that there strong sut 10 tho northwest w,cls
did not know Of. The log hove regularly cvtrf
two hours. On Two or throo days during tho l,aasagS
when wc lud no observations, or dead reckoning Waa
found correct. Tho chief steward Ind reported y
abort supply Of provatons that night because took
/ on hoard mnrn raasoHgara than We expected.
Th!s completed tho Chlef Ocora statement, on tho
co1'cl'on Of which The Court dlourncd ILL 10 o'clock
Monday morning,
IoRToN, April B.-Thu survivors after dinner and
an hdarusa IN Fanoutl Hail. marched 10 tho raroa
station through the burnt district under Hlartt OF
poliee Tho lano wore Furnished with carriages.
uab!n pashAHn aud supper haa been provlsnl for u
| tho etea1hcr for New York. Tllere considerable
curiosity to seo the nie giving tho oltco plenty Of
WotK Ihe tra!n left the d0p0t ut Rlf Enst g. Several
o1 tho immigrants accepted Baatio1sa in tho city,
Iarae OF four Foioatn III t,e hospital. All neodt,iH
clothing weTa snprotl, s. COO having been ratsod fur
tho purpose. Tho llttlo huro john II!ndoy received
$2a frum Visitors to tho Hail. and lin uutogra1 Is i
great demand. Tho 1nonoy laa Lceu placed n reano-
Aiblo llal!s for hfH hetleft, " N1~'
Hocona onlccr tho Atantle took place horo to,sy
from Vt. lau1s Episcopal Church, Tho huoa OF DtrH
antl Miss Davidson, cabin passengers. wsro p!cked up
to-lay and brought to the city Tonight. The IIyura
| havo commenced work.
NEW Yonu, April 6.-Mr. Sparks, agent Of Tho
| White Btar Line III thla city, laa saro!yel iy
csne full iist of tbs r,se,ssra of Tic Atlantic,
and Ia ready to I'LL inquiries concerning us
Wing fEoads. Tbs paaavngota coming by WY of Uoaon
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at the hotel heard groans and screams
in her room during the night. A day
or two afterwards she rode out with the
hotel-keepeI's family. but WAS soon tax
en- i'll after her return and they propos-
ed to call in their family physician but
she preferred DIR. Bradley and he WAS
sent for. She died and he or they tel
egraphed to Burlington to ascertain if
she had friends BY letters found in
her possession from certain men in st
Adams they learned her real name and
ther as is claimed. the hotel family re-
allied that horrible crime had been
committed.
he circumstances were So suspicious
that the Selectmen here ordered an in
quest and post mortem examination
was held by several of our principal
physicians. They came to the umani-
nous conclusion that an abortion WAS
produced upon her and that from its eff
tects she died. She was buried vester-
day III the Protestant ground. Justice
Farnsworih has pursued the inveStIga-
ton to some extent. but we are not at
liberty to name any of the several men
III this town whom the testimony i'm
pllcate; and besides, the question has
been raised as to the authority of our
officials to investigate Il crime which
WAS committed IN Canada even
though it may have been plotted here.
In this connection we may SAY that w"
understand that DIR. Bradley. being ON
this side the line. WIS arrested yc>tri-
day and is now in Jail ut this place. but
whether or not this is true the aUlhori-
ties do not at this time choose to state
The Young woman WAS known here
for her great personal beauty. and ~
she industriously pursued her trade no
suspicious resting upon her character
unless possibly from the fact of her ac-
quain aucc with one or two men here
of questionable repute. 1t is very sad
and shocking affair. and as her mother
is poor widow and the girl. though
twenty or more Years old. was undoubt-
edly circumVentcd and prcycd upon ~
villains who made the arts of seduction
even II public boast. we trust that the
authorities on both sides the line will
pursue Il most rigid and searching in
vest legation and that the guilty. wh"cv-
CT they may he. will he eNpo>ed and
punished. -! ST. 1IbanS NcSScn,Jcr
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Ccntaur i.iniIDrnt.

There is pain winch the ccntaur linumrut
will not relieve. ~rliu- viii not suiur. and
no lam,n,>s which II Will not This j. ~fr"u-
language. hut II IL true. Whrr, tn" parts ale lat
gone lis effects are marvellous. 1t has produce
more cures Of rlrumatl~m neuralgia. lock Jaw .
palsy. sprun-. SwclliuGS. cilkcd breasts. ~cid~
burns. salt Ih,um. ear ache. Ar-. upon the human
frame. and of strains span .Ill- AC-. upon AM
mails in year than have all uthr ir' tended rem
rdics since the world hc..u. 1t is counter IN j-
tlnt all healing pain rrli"yrr triPrl.~ throw
away their crutchrs the lame walk. p"iSnu"u~ bites
are rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without scar. 1t i II" humbu@. The recipe j.
published around each bottle. 1t is SrljIn. no
article before sold and il sells hrcius, it does
lust what il prrtcnds To- do. Those " he now suffer
from rheumatism. pain " swelling. deserve suffer
if they will not Ccniaur Iiuimrnt. More than
1900 certificates of remarkable cures, including.
frozen limbs. chronic rheumatism govt. running
tumors, &c, have been received We will send Il
circular containing certificates the recipe &c ra-
It's, 10 any requrstin. it, Onr bottle of the yell
low wrapper Ccntaur Linimrnt is worth hun
bred dollars for spawned swecnicd HORSES and
mules, or for scrcw-worm in sheep Stock -"wn"rs-
this linim-nt is worth your attention. No family
should be without Centaur Linmient. j. b. ROSE
Il Co, New York.
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County Court.

At the adjourned term of the C#ltd"-
MA county court for court business
.juma. Ross. presiding judge the fol
lowing ct~,-> came up t"r adjustment.
Stephen l.. Nichols " f.. Rictrr and
Trustees Heard ON motion tn di--
charLc trustees, and they were dis
charged.
Geo. W. Clark and Mary \. Clark ".
town of Walden Nation /" change
Venue motion denied.
Willard Bumdy and others ". town of
Burke Road petition heard ON com
mittrc report. which WAS to build the
road, "n condition petitioners il" bond.
Bonds filed to buld road for Il certain
amount. Report accepted. and road
ordered to lr built in one year.
CldudiuS Is. Somcrs ". Lester :.
richards. Action on the ease. Pin.
claimed that in NOV. ISG9 dctt. sold
him ll6 of the patrm! called Stanley :
blast elevator, for S5ltOO. upon miSrcp-
rc>cntation. Drft. denied this. Court
reserved the decision.
:. I. Brooks vs.. King. Fuller X Co.
for medical services rendered employee
of dcft-. Pin. claimed he was employ
ed 10y dcftS. through another party.
This dettS. denied judgment for plif. of
$40 interest and costs.
VIM. Burt ". W. J. Parker. Judg-
mcnt for pin. for 80.
Maria :. Pope vs.. \. Rabbits estate
Hiram Rabbit claimant. Appeal
from Probate Court. Plti. allowed by
commissioners S23-:5. Judgment that
LIST. ID. 3D.. 9TH and -th items of speci-
ticatiomS- amounting To about $1,000.
Il. VI. McCrclis ". G.. =. aud F. II.
Smith. Petition for new trial. Plif.
claimed he was deprived of his day i'll
court. Delt. denied. Judgment for
petition he dismissed with costs.
Samuel Jcwctt ". II. Blake. Action
on note Judgment for plif. for amount
claimed.
Albert Carr ". Mary Carr. Petition
for divorce. Petition dismissed.
.. :. x I. {. Burke ". Horace II.
Wheeler. Account for professional ser
vices Judgment for plaintiff for S2Ot
and costs.
b. y. Davis W. town of Danville.
Claim for insutficicncy Of highway. Re.
I D n 1
Ordway, Blodgett y Co. vs.. Moultol
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Storms, Emily Shaw. wife of John Cass, aged %
Years
In South Albany, Jan t. of consumption Alta NJ
only daughter # Franklin and yda Pierce, in the
18th wear of her age.
IN Barton. Jan ~. Sophia. wife of VIM II Hoyt,
aged Ii wears.
In Albany. Jan 10 Melinda, wife of MIR Wheaton
Livingstone. aged - wears.
In Albany. Ian IL of quick consumption Lizzie.
wife q" Cornelius ROGERS. and only child of Mr. and
Mrs Alden II Darling. AGED II years.
In East IhaIlrStnn, Jan II. Amos VI Clement
aged 81 Years and months.
In Ryrgatr. Jan. H. of quick consumption Miss
Agnes l.. Mclam. aged twenty years and ten
months.
In Newport Center. Jan - Of disease of the
heart. William T. IuukinS, aged ~ wears.
In Ira~hurgh. Jan. - /tniIs Cuhh AGED = wears.
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STATE NEWS,

The Insurance Monitor says that the
Supreme Court of Vermont has pur-
CHASER of property sold i'll execution OF
Il Judgment has no claim to the imsur-
ance effected by the original owner.
y SAD AND SHOCKING AFFAIR.-The
people of this town have been consid-
erahly excited for Il few days past over
the death of Il girl named Anna Follen,
whose widowed mother lives at the
western extremity OF the village on the
Lake read. As nearly as We can learn
the facts she left home Il week ago last
Friday. saying she was going to Mont
pelicr. to find work as il tailorcss girl.
Instead thereof she went to =. Han
ver's motel. at Stanbridge station, Z. O.,
and put up under the name of Miss
Smith of Burlington. Report says that
either that night or the next, she was
visited by DIR Bradley Of st. Armand
Station. Report also says that guests
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Miss Nina E. Gregory.

This talented y"un4 Lady of Vermont birth having
studied 18th IN. best teachers E"cuti"u i'll B"s-
,rn and philadelphia Tor the past four wears. will
-iy" Il, STATION and Heading in IT. .Iohnsbury
at TIM Town Hall. "n Thursday evening. Feb
unry ii. 1873. She comes highly recommended.
= the follow in certificate shows.
W lir undersigned. having attended rh, Ercita-
lions ana Erlin-- OF Miss ,irr"ry. can bear trSti
m.nl O." her excellent qualifications as a Reader
Hon. .I"isn ". Stewart. EN-,i"vrrn"r of VI. Hon
N~.th'l Peck. JUDI ct supreme Court. Hon I. F.
" Walton. EN-Mrui',r Of Congress. Hon. Herman
Carpenter. County senator. Hon. C. H. Heath
County senator. I"u. .I"-rIh Poland EN Count y
~,nar"r Hon. charles Dewey. En-, 'ounty S,.na
tor lion. ,'r" %irl"l-. Secretary "f STATE. COL
Fairbanks. SPEAKER of Hou~, of Representative
E'y. K : Howard IN President Of Norwich Uni
Nrr~Ity.
Miss Gregory. viii also read at West Burke Sat
uriay evening Feb. and at Derby Line MONDAY
evening Feb. 10. It.
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Religious Meetings.

FKEF E,rTI-r CuURCH.-Mr..tin.- III hall of Gale.
DOMAIN El",k-tI;-y. Isaac Hyatt Pastor
Sabbath services at 1880 \. NJ and "'m T. NJ
sabbath Sch"nl at L. VI.
NIrrrunIsr CHuRCH.-tI;ev. II. \. Spencer, PaNt"rD
sabbath services at 1870 \. NJ. and Oh"
IN sabbath school al I2oo NJ
. ..rt ,,>.. CurR,u-,E,v. Chas. VI. S"uth.atc.
I.,-r.,rl sabbath service, at 1890 \. NJ. and
l3or.M. sabbath school at Ii =. NJ.
-.I.II Cu>,.,r CmuErH.-,I;rv. l.. .. Era>t"w. Pas
for, sabbath services at Io,n a. NJ. and ".n
T. NJ sabbath ~,lionl AT l2uu II. Prayer
Meetings at each church Wednesday even
In.- at 1.3u.
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A printing office is usually Il busy
place, and ours has been 50 for three
weeks. Measles entered our office.
More than half of our compo>itor> left
rs. Our remaining force has been So
"Nerw"rked. that, last week. they were
III Il condition something like seasick
N"yagers, scarcely earring what should
next happen. But our papers were
gust squeezed into the mail. vet not
with all the proof sheets corrccted-so
money was substituted for monkey.