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ESTRAY

Came into the Enclosure of the subscriber the 10th
of May last two years old sorrel colt chestnut
spot on the left hip, white right hind foot. The
owner requested to prove property pay charges and
take her away.
V. B. SMITH.
East Bloomington, June 9TH, 1873. 1926
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NOTICE.

As my wife, Mary Jane has left my bed and boart
without any Just provicaton, therefore forbid al
persons trusting her my account shall not pa!
any of her debts after this date.
JEREMIAH BERRY.
Sutton, June 4th, 1878. $3.50
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CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
II HI IL NJ O N L It O H
BY
A. ID. 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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OPIUM EATERS.

We CURE the habit PERMANTLY, CHEAP, QUICK,
without suffering or conveneace Deferibe your case
Address $ G. ABNsTEoNG, n. u, Bsrrisn Springs, Mich
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BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
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BARTON LANDING.

DIR. Eugene Ranney and family went
to Lunenburg last Friday, where he will
practice medicine. We congratulate the
citizens of that town, in their good for
tune In having so skillful a physician
settle among them.
CaDker rash is prevailing here to some
extent but no cases fatal as yet.
The frame of the new school bouse
was raised last Thursday ard Friday.
and no one was hurt, yet one man came
near taking a twenty-eight foot iumn
by sudden motion caused by enter;no
a tenon to one of the plates, thus dis.
turbing his footing
The Ode -- received from the
Landing was not accompanied with the
authors name, and as it properly be-
longs among the advertisements. W,
hold it for further orders.
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HARD WICK.

Professor F. c. Halfway has been
obliged on account of failing health to
leave the Morrisville Academy in the
hands of other teachers. He is now w.
ing very low at the home of his father
in Hardwick, and his recovery is ex-
tremely doubtful.
The season is cold. dry and backward.
The crops are all small and the pros
pect for an abundant harvest, poor. The
fruit trees blowed full, but ten thousand
caterpillars are ready to devour every
green leaf. What can be done to de-
stroy this pest.
A. Z. Judevinesis still at work on hi.
house. He has been at it for the las
two years, and will, when completed
have one of the finest set of buildings il
this part of the state. He has none,
and taste. and will spare neither in tn
perfection of his residence.
IRASBURGH.
George Hill has been making i'm
provements on the premises he bough
last spring of S. II. Flint. and is no'
putting up new barn On the same.
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DIED.
Barton Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR,
A. c.. ROBIN son,


Flour, Grain, w. i. Goods. Groceries, &c.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-06-23

But notwithstanding all this Dutton has been and
returned fir ON the same city with goods in his
line than has ever been brought into Orleans County
all of which he will sell at
, 1873-11-23

opposed. air Thomas objected to tho marriage
for tho reason OF the utterly dcprayed character
o. tho Countess. She determined to mt this
objection aside by numbering tho obtcctor.
Representations wcro lnado to tho King that Sir
Thoma" ovorbtlry Ind shown contoinpt for tho
royal nuthority. 1io was committed to tito
Tower now Governor md oiIcera worn ap-
appointed, tic croatnrcn OF tho Earl aud Countoss.
aud on tho day beforo tho divorce vaB granted.
Air Tl'o'nsa Ovorbury died from pulHon, III l,is
prisun.
31rs. Turnor, woman Of most 1caparalo do
pravity,--forsncr'y living Ill tho tnnily OF tho
Earl Of Suffolk as n dependent and companion
franklin, Ill nI,otlecnry, and handed this over
to tho wArton, Weston, tho hitter unlor inptruc-
lions from Turner, and through tho cogniza,,cs
OF Elwos, Tho Llc,,tonant OF tho Tower, admil.-
istorcd It TO Sir Thomas in his food In small
doaes. exton1Ing over period of months.
All tho criminals wor0 executed al Tyburn OK
copt tho Earl aud Countoss, who ,sero Imprisoned
by the King through fear Of Tho publication ot
somo diBgracoful secret, which Somerset hold
over him In icrrorem, and OF which no ono
uootnB to know anything moro tlian a,lrlnno
oven to this day. Lord Chiof-Justico Coke
passed. sentence Of death on Mrs. Tlrnor, Do
clating that MS Bio Tns tho inventor Of yellow
staicl,ed rnifs and cuffs, 30 ho hoped that Bllo
mud directed TINT Bllo should be hanged In that
attire which slto had mado 80 fashionable. Ac-
cordingly, nt the scntrold Mrs Turner, "tho fair
detnon," was asoBged in festive nitro with hor
face rollgod. and wearing q nock-ruff stifioncl
with tho yollow starch. Poraoua Of quality in
large nunibor8 won't to SOC tho woman mako 10
poMitent ending Of It, but that was tho Inst Of
It broke out al a fashionable whim In ! new
placc hero ---,
, 1873-11-23

a!do, swotoring In thor llfos blood, lay bis vito
aud Infant child. zach Will horrible
gaal, in tho thront3 and razor The torrbo IN
r,,nisl to thu door and chilled nolgbor, WIG
hnatllY rot out for phyBtcian, returning with
Dra. IftuB and Foater. Tho litt1o innocent had
nlrcady hronthed It's last, but Tho mutlner atl
hliowod atgns OF life. She wna piaccd upon
bod, WHOM 1t was found TINT her ihront was bad-
". gahhod, but no important yoHsols wcro Bovor-
oh, and tho wound wns not necessarily fatal.
THO wound was quickly Htitclled at,d bhndagod
and everything that could 10 dono was done for
tho unfortunate woman.
Upon her breast waB pinned ar envelope, up
on which woro writtun tho words: Good-byo
dear husband. I llnyo tnken COL, md It Ia
eating me up" Tho unfinished nontonce could
mol be dccpLcrod, but IL IL thought 1t vns ill.,
tended tor calotnol or coal oil.
IL would acon from tliB that tho lnt1y, who hnB
Tor somo tno beor In foebe hoalth, first TO-
aorIed to aorncthing internally. tho exact nnturo
OF Which substance Is not yet known probably
Tor relief, or through nstako, but which hnd
tho enect TO cnu6o d arrangement OF tho mind,
during which aho committed tho torriblo dood
with tho fatul razor.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Marion manifested
that shc had returned to consciousness. though
aho did not attompt to spuaA. During tho nirht
tho windpipo, which muat llayo boen Injured.
gGvo way III n fit Of coughing which aggravated
tho wound :; but, notwithstanding this, d. Titus.
the attending phyploian, ontortains strong hopen
Of ler recovery.
The child was about Is months old, and was
An only child,
, 1873-11-23
THAT JOURNALISTIC WATCH.

Conclusion of tho Contest-n1r. Walkte,
with the Assintanco OF Zoo Dixon,
Gets tho Watch Which Was Hum
Away WitEl-Whcxc 10 tho Money!
For tho past two woals people going into
Tom Foley's billiard-room have noticod.a mall
glass case containing IN Elgin watch and Q
massive gold chain, placed in q conspicuous part
Of tho lobby OF tho ball, with card attached
to 1t stating that it would bo given
to tho most popular journalist in tho city, /. g.
ho whogo friends should buy tho groatcst num-
bcr Of votos for him at fifty conts vote. This
watch YVES put thero by J. L. Rock, who made
tho above announcement, and added that tho
e''ttra proceeds would be given to tho charitable
institutions Of tho city. Tho voting closed
yesterday afternoon and tho following result was
announced lnat evening: Franc 3. Wilkio, $50 {:
James i. Hnynie, 396; Martin ]. Gallagher, G8;
Charlos Northrup, GG !; Alexander sullivan 50
Z. Total, 1,480.
Thia largo number Of votes surnriged oyer7
ono, evon some who were very anxious to get
abort speech in acknowledgement OF tic honor,
and then the candidates and fow invited
guests, Including tho contestants in tho lato
billiard tournament Buffalo" Miller, jake
hehm, Mike aoesy, Aid. corcoran, AID. Hildreth,
to Q collation. at Phil Conley's.
When tho company were seated at the table,
nothing Hoemed wanting but the watch, which
was to DO formally presented by the City Treas
uror. Upon inquiry, no one remembered soeing
tho article since il was seen lying In the show
case. At last. Jako Rehm, Joe Dixon, and
Tom Foley hold . chucus, aftor which
Dixon and Foloy left tho table, got
into carringa, and drove swiftly away.
In half MI hour thoy returned, having been
after Mr. Rock, whom Joe Dixon "persuadel"
to give up the mlch-fought-tor and greatly
labor. At last The presentation ,Yas mado, md
everything passed on pleasantly. It ia now a
question that il generally canvasaed, "Whe1o is
tho S750 arising from tho salo Of the watch 2"
It may be al right, but 1t doesn't look so.
, 1873-11-23

FFon1 Me kansas City Times, Not. 2O
Two Of gaug OF horao-thievoB now operating
in tho Counties Of Buchanan, Platte, Clay, aud
Jackson, mud other countios In Western Mis-
souri,, wore traced up by skil1ful detectives and
captured, one In ST. Joseph aud tho other in
Atchison. On Monday last the two thieves.
Wilson Blair, and J. s. Stitson, woro taken from
tho AtchiBon County Jail aud sent to Jefferson
County, Kangaa, where several horses wero al
ieged to havo been ato1cn. The accuscd were
plncod in tho Jail ut Grasshoppor Falls under the
guard Of tho Sheriff and posse Of cltizons, and
woro dccmod Bato from further harm. But
mob Of people, reckless and indignant against
tho alleged horao-thieves, appeared before the
place Of eoninomont where Ssisaon and Dlnir
wero held uader guard awaiting trial, and thoy
from tho town, and ahot.
, 1873-11-23

That dreadful ministerik staroh" attracts
the -. attention Of Sturgeon, who says to hiH
~ yon have indulged In It would earnestly
aoVlse you to go and wash In Jordan ueYon
timos and Get It out Of YOU, every particle Of it.
AN persuaded that QUO reaaon why our work
iingmen 10 uniyeraally keop cloar Of minstars is
becanso they abhor their artificial and unmauy
,xaya; L thoy cav us, in tho pulpit and out Of
~ aeslng ilko real men, and speaking naturally,
Ba1tcrs temnrl still holding goods .The waus
of familiar tone and expression Ia q great fault
~ moat OF our deliyedos, mud TINT which we
n!'onsd bo very careful to amend The vice OF
re mlnlhtry ia that 1nntaters will parsoniAcate
the gospel. tFo must have humanity along with
our divinity II we would win tho mssaes. Every
body can Gee through aroctations, and people
aro not likely to to taken In by them. Fling
away your stllts brethren, aud walk On your feet
aou yonr eocleaiastloiBm and array yourself In
, 1873-11-23
Colorado nnd Consun,ption.-John g.
fIccnun.

Grace G7et1,.oood IN tho Neto Pork T7ac,.
am convinced tlat consumption, in It's earlier
sthgss, can NOT only be arrosted, but cured, by
residence in Colorado; but oonsnnptiyea In The
lust atagoa ahould by no moans DO sont out here.
so'notlmes they lingur little longer, but more
often tho eed ia hastonel, especially it tho
patient comes nlonc. The ali OF Manitou, ever
40 ba!Iny to me- WAS TOO strong for poor John
.. Heensn, expressing his magnificent chest
and producing hamorrhagos- It soomod to All
who 81" him TINT ho might 1.-Two il
he could only keop up heart-but he wxs utterly
caAt down. Ills sickness, comparatively sudden,
tho rapid decline Of his splendid physical powers
seemed to him 20 mysterious, 80 unnatural. that
ho Wae snbdued and frightened. There wan in
hla look The mute, pathetic helplassness Of somo
strong animal stricken down, bit rot " conaent-
Ing unto HI death" an glad to havo 1t to Bsy
that Mr. Aeonan Expressed to his physician great
regret nnd mally shame for much Of hls past
oaroer, and a humble desire to 1.-Two, that ho
might " lead better life." Colin noror oloaed
oyor more superb human figure than Lls-wss
all chance for i \ better life buried with that
abused aud waited body?
, 1873-11-23
Thirtcon Stuhss

From the Portland {0regon) yexs.
Ihs =; news , Of terrible tragedy. which haa
tains from Tillamook. The parties engaged in
the death-strugglo were n rostanrautkosper
named Droat aud half-breed named Nelson
uau1hurgt. Hau1lurat has boon engaged In
fishing etc., for eoule timo, and has been accus-
toned to mako the reataurant OF Dtost q 1oahng-
place. An iB natural for como folks, q feeling Of
jealous hatred began to rauklo In tho broas: Of
Mr. D. as he notlcud the frequent vlnita Of Hau1-
hurst to hla house, and, d he thought the
great pleasure it afforded his wlfo to receive
ono day, IN . burst Of rage, he forbade hia enemy
over entering Ills houae. Last friday, Mira. D.
learned that tbs young man intended to call at
the restaurant that evening, and sent him word
not lsa.o 70 .' come ~ aho knew her husband and
sro rsarod IT tho trouble H. that wou surely tato
tho samo root. bnmindtul Of tic warn. warn
Ing, Hau1hulss proceeded to the house
about O'clock In tie evening. No sooner had
10 entered than Drozs,. with q maniac yo1l,
isprni,g np9n 3 lin 'lte tlgor and began sena-
young, wlry, aud ycry aotivo poraon, but the In
mouse atrenGth OF his antagonist waB too much
Tor hlan to copo with. Mr., D. had knocked him
down n several tinos, aud waa Bi!t!ng upon him
on re floor pounding him liho striking ham
got bold OF largo butcher -kntfo, aud stabbed
hlm thirteen times, causing death In very few
minutes. n With q groan and muttering some
th'ng, he reeled and fell upon tho door In hls
own lifo-blood and expired. IA Il. arose from
the blood-stained loor, he presented the moat
slcken1ng sight. Scarcely squa1e Inch on bis
body Or clothes could be found which wss not
saturated with blood. But two porsona wit.
messed the torzible ARRAY, and they vere the
Victims vito and man named BoRn. Haux-
hurst was arrestsd. but after preliminary OK
animation WAS discharged, ~ It was Asoortainod
that ho acted In aolf-defanse, Drost having
thteatansd hIs lfe on eevorM ocoaAions,
, 1873-11-23
Yel1ow-It1rCtleu ed Ekuffss

FT6W fFe 81. Ltt1 Fff}ttb1lc0H.
Tho effort making by faahiouahloa In tha East
to Introduce yellow starch as a BtittennG mnto-
ria! for tho prevailing run, reminls US Of CO.
inciaeuco. Yellow starch is not new thing, as
our lady readers inay suppose, for on this date,
yontor Of II waH hanged by the mock until aho
WAS doad. Her unmo Waa Turner, worry beau
tiful snd treaoherous1y bad woman, and thereby
hangs story OF historical biography, which,
briefly told, Ia this
Robo1t Carr, Earl Of Somerset, waa the favor
Ito Of JamCs !. That progIte noble fell In
love with tho equally prolligato Countoss OF Es-
sex. who had been married at tho ago of IL
to tho gon OF tho behekdod fayorite OF Elizabeth.
= marriage, which Biz Thomas Ovalhury, Who
had bsaa Soma1sAts hisaA nd aasisat, nsnnelv
, 1873-11-23

Tho phenomenon callsd the ueop Of plants
Tao tlTat observed by tho iliustrious Swedish
botanist, 1snnDun. He remarked In the birds
foot ts9sou the difference bstwesn The attitude
of ths Leave. during tbs day and night Es A.
, 1873-11-23

FTptu the Cairo {IA) Bulletin, Nou. 10.
On tho Mississippi River, four nios above
Belmont, there ia place tnown to river men aa
Lucas Bonl." or "Iar'a Landing" At this
point thero il ntoro,-a country storo,-vllirh,
lks moat I'LL other country atoress is not devoted
to tho sale Of any ono particular line Of goods.
aud shot, aud last, though not lolst, whiaky is
sold at this storo. Tho proprietor, Joseph Klug
by namo, was doing good business and acctl-
1nulating considerable mouoy. Recont1y, having
more ready cash than lie deaired to put into
tract Of land The purchase Of this land By
MIR. K1ug In ao1ne way interfered with tho
arrangements Of . farmer named Washington
htrotheE, who owued the adjoining farm,
a and tho two mon became bitter enemies. On
tor tho purpose Of settling the trouble bstween
them. The two mon talked their troublpa over,
and agreed to drop all further ill-feoling with
rofefeuce to It, Yhon Kug and Strother wont
Of liquor together. Having disposed OF tho
liquor, the two men started for the front door,
and WHOM within few Rtopa Of it, Strother ntep-
ped beck as IL to allow Kug to pasB out Arst.
But that wns not his intention-ho Vas bent on
revenge. As they neared the door, Klug few
huge kniie, snd with one blow cut klugs throat
from car to ear. The wounded man fell to tho
floor aud oxpired without uttering word
Mtor committing the decd Strothor slapped to
the door, and Wiping tho blood from the kplfo
on the door jamb, left the premises. In little
while tho uows Of the murder spread throughout
the notghborhood, and large party Of citizons
started in pursuit of the murderer. He WAS
oyertaken several times, but boing mounted on
tlcot-footod horeo. succeeded in Keeping out Of
tho roach Of his pursuers. County Constable
Russell, Of Belmont, camo up with him once, and
found ho was accomplished by two other men.
Ho ordered them to halt, but thoy turned to run
toward tho woods. Russel frcl and succeeded
in wounding ono Of the pnrtiea, who ho captured.
The wounded man stated that strother was also
wounded by having been shot by some one
furthor down the road, but that his wound nas
net serious. At last accounts the murderer was
At large.
, 1873-11-23


From. tAt Bellev,'te lKan) Ttlescop&
Mr.. JarneB Rambo living on Elk Creek in thia
county, Waa murdered on the night of Nov. l.,
the fact coming to light in the following nsn-
nar:
About midnight of tho date above mentioned.
his wife, Catherine Rambo, went to neighbor's
In her night-olothea. and b8refooted, and report
cd having fuss With her husband: aud that ho
had shot on tho end of hex 1ngor and cut hor car
with butohsr-knife; and that sho wanted sono
. A .Coroncr's inquest WAS Immediately hold,
which Was followed by tho arrest Of his grandson,
John Drieln. and The deceasod's wife, Catherine
Raulho. After they had been in custody for a
couple of days, tho boy made the following con-
That hia grandmother and hs had been plot
ting the murder for tho past six mouths, and
that lie lad boon prAotlcing with revolver for
thht purpose. That on tho night Of tie murder
he took his revolver, after tho old man had gone
to Hleep, and advanced to within short dis
tance Of him, shot him In the back of tho head-
his grandmother at the same time standing in
ade the bedroom door. Aftor ho committed
tho dced he md the grandmother wont
gos around the tree who the boy shot 1t, intliot-
Ing q flesh wound. 8ho then had him take
q bntchor-knifo snd ont alight cash In hor car,
the object Of all this bong to ward of suspicion
quarrel between her aud the old mau, The boy
further stated that he had thrown the piasol In
pool Of wator. On searoh being made by tho
constable for tho piatol, It WAS found whero tho
boy had directed him, with two Of tho cba1nbors
discharged. uo also found the mark OF burnt
powder on tho troo, whore the dngor had boon
ahot at, according to tho atasoment made BY the
boy. Tbs hutohar-knifo With which the ear had
been cut was found close to the houao covered
With ehloson.feathers. Close by WAS also found
path she bad travelled going to tho neighbor's
(ToAna). knd little to one sfde In the grass wa
, 1873-11-23
a mnn Robbed and Tiarowu into a
We'll Ninety Foot Docp.
Frnnt fhs FL,,is flfoLs

The following account,of cr,1ol aud cold
blooded murder WAS received horo yesterday:
Topp sPn1Nas, Col, Nov. IL, i873.
v. y. Jnz-Dear Sir: / laYo JuAt arrived
home from the headquarters Of our compnuy,
which ia located at G11rnev'a Mill. and have i
most horrible story to communicate to you. Your
murdered. After corresponding with him fer
some time, ho came hero day before yesterday.
70 illustrate tho usefulness OF tho woll-auger he
bored down ninety foot. and OUT company, being
pleased with tho working Of the maohino, pur-
counties We, paid him in cash $1,000,
and gave him three notes on us amounting to
s1,8oO. It rot nosed around that lo Ind this
amount Of monoy in his poHsosson, and late in
tho evening three mon, who arc, without doubt
tho rnuzdorcrn, went to whore 10 waa stopping,
pretending that they wished to purchase gomo
territory: Thoy mado remarks to the effect TINT
thoy doubted tho truth Of tho report that he had
bored ninety feet in one lay. They induced him
1as, one OF tho men carrying lautorn aud cord
for tho purpose, they said, OF measuring the
depth themselvos., That was tho last ovor seen
Of poor Watson aliyo. We had not, howovor,
morning We rlggod up tho auger for the purpose
Of going still further down in our prospecting.
Imagine our horror when the frat augor
full WAC brought to tho surfaca; it contained
your agcnt. Tho face was Uasily idoutifed by
those present. Whothor ho was dead when tho
augor reached him or not wo cannot tell. though
come Of the mon fancied tho body was yet warm.
He WAS doubtleaB robbed and thrown into tho
hole he had bored himself the day before. OF
course wo did not attompt to 70 any further but,
after satisfying ourselves that the remains we-o
thoao OF Watson, wo placed tho niangled parts,
back into tho we'll, and filled il up. 1t Las caused
great excitement in our camp, and think wo
have some clue to the flends who perpetratod
the cold-blooded and horrible murder. feel
certain that tho robbers secured the
Thousand dollasa which re paid your
agent as lie told me that no would not
remit It until he got to M express-oflco but IL
is our impression he mailed you our notas, as +
SEW him have a lotter addressed to the Wall-
Anger Company, st. Louis. J. W11xxason.
, 1873-11-23

"A huge ateAn-a1arm, oonEstinK Of three
Attesn-l -luoh whistles, haA be4n erected al ,th9
6Andu4ty (0.) atssl.norks, and. NkaA Navn.
eAA b. hAAkA fntly hftetn tnlek
, 1873-11-23
A Woman, In q Eat OF Mental Dexanuo.
monts Outs the Throat OF H1er UhiId .
and TrlcB to Destroy K4or Own T.iYe.

=, FTo1a Ls J0plifI lll0.) Nssoa, Nov. u,
On Tuesday Of this week, about o'clock In
re aftarnoou, Paul Marion left tho husnsss por-
tion Of tho city for his home, Ue onte.ed hin
dwelling and pa4ssd Into the kitahan, vhsfs the
nloss hortihls night which can bs lrnaxined msA
hta kAse. Eksta apQn ~ hApheA 9otf. - ~