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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
AUCTION.

Real estate and personal property for sale al Auction
on the l4th day Of October next Sale 70 commence
az O'Clock a.. M; the farm owned by
THE LATE B. ]. sMALLEY.
IN Albany Sad farm consists Of from % 70 100 acres
Of good land lying within hundred rods Of East
Albany Church. Store Post Office School-House. Black
smith shop, Shoe shop, etc, is on good road. nse
rnies from lrasburgh miles from Depot al Bar
ton The farm Is well fenced mostly with cedar rails
there Il a good stream Of Beserfzlng water running
hoUse and barn; cuts from 20 70 30 tons hay; a
Sugar Orchard " nine or ten hundred trees: plenty
Of wood The buildings consist d good farmhouse.
z7xS2, with rooms: part z5x3Q with two rooms
and W6od-shed; barn 2gx35, shed 25x50; borse-baEn
25x39 hog-hoase 1870. sagar-hoase With arch and
personal property cash down on all sums under so;
over S1OOBe yezY'z crcdtwEB approved notFs- There
viii also Re sod from % 70 20 tons hzy. from TO
tons straw 10 " 20 bushels cats, 100 good buckets
sap holders draw tub. sac PAM sz heater r'ai-
and sDouts. &c. NJ b sriLEs- Administrator.
Also 90 the came day The EARN known as THE u. u.
STILES FARM. lying Tie creek road aud joining
the ssnsey farm. egassting u DezFiy 10 acres 81
good level Land hay Be cot with flacilne water
runBiz into house ard b lfas EIGHT Or tea acres n
Isa nead0a thai h0Es is vel euoed with ciar raiiss
taeBsy cedar, hefnioek and spruce fgr farFn; nSfs
twenty-five v thirty apple tres Sugar oFe1aFa =
1a0 Of 800 trses viii snSsr hggse 2zs3 fzt with
arch cuts from 30 V - tons hay The saiidiHgs
consist u nes h0oss, bain tlTee years ae0. S51s
with L z2xss, painted inside and outs b4rn.. one
z4x44, 10gsz stih bassssnt hsrse LaEn and slsi
zzx3s: is very desirable loe@tsOn possession gwen
Immediately. Also / pair - oxen years of1. god
1orkeTs: II extra eoss, yezFlDg bull bog pas
81 cart moving machine. gFfndssone. OF
ke4sIes forks chains ee.: all the daFy tls, stoves
and tale some 0usehold fBFBlt1fe 100 feet a aB-
l,sr wagon. go b1ekeik bosderx dfaw tnO, zap
psss sap heater % - 70 tons hay o. tons stra~
100 bushels oasz izzFiey. bztss &C. aud many otei
tlnzs 10 numerous 70 ueftop- Terms On farm easy
terms On tTse1zi property On sB faEas over 10 On
years credit with approved notes. ess than SO eSt
Dean EensEahser thai tbs sale eosnnlenees NJ
efelsek a. m. NIB STILLS. Lswell. Mas.
wa. L BAREOws. Aaetsoseer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

There i sometimes great danger In
great joy a SEiss. living near BeTDe.
honest and hard working. was one day
startled By the announcement that sSme-
body had died and left hin twenty-five
thousand frznez He reserved i with
great JOY. and sas theneeforth . tstaIly
changed man His character was mark
ID b IEcreased penu-ioasDess. and be
was SIZED With mortal fear that he
would die Of starvation He stole cut
into ; dep forest One evensng and hung
himself 70 pine tree, ard left his wife
the handsome remembrance of 1O0, O0l
frznez
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

Il vas Al party that some young Ia
dies we're discussing the relative benefits
Ct the spzrrows and the worms. VIXEN
one Of the fair ones appealed 70 young
FizzIetop. Who lad just joined them, and
had lot caught the drift Of tie CONVEX
satsen- Which do you think the worse
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
SEEK 10 aouuire the rover Of c0nsiuu,

Seek TO acquire the power Of oontinu-
Gus application. without which yen can
not expect Success. If you do this. you
viii be able to perceive the distance
which IT creates between you and those
who hare not such habits. Youwill not
count yourself. nor viii they count you.
IS one of them. Thus you viii find
yourself emerging into the higher regions
Of Intellectual and earnest men-men
who are capable of making place for
themselves. instead of standing idly gap
ing, desiring place without the power
to command il. Keep On striving 10 ae-
cOmplish more and more every day. and
thus enlarge constantly the range your
intellectual ability. If you learn to do
IS much work in one day as you used TO
do IN two or three days, you are as good
as tive or three such men as You former
ly were.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
PATRICK y. cAssIDYs ESTATE
STATEorsEHnosT' Ole. :. p,..,,e.

Ia Probate esssrt hSs8en Il TrzzbaFzh In aud fof
szsd 1fstrset ~ the zssk esF u s<pema<f a u III
K5ilsh p Church, administrator u the estate q
Fssrsek Czsslay iz1a n L0ee3L hassv fsfssfly u
sid Irastasrvh sseeMssd mskes Application - sad
esz u exs.na I've slne hsEesesre sosad hiIn b pay
IL dss DE from ss1d estafe o. feaef bic admins
tFztsen seeesat ssHtii s1atss fafaFs dzy.
wtefeak<. iE = ordered ly kzd eeaTt tazt aid AZ
sassEtsa l. hard 81 te Prs4te 0asoe In IrasssFg
~ the ne 20 day u OcGet<f 1874 aad Il - fsrteT
szaesad thzt pses ~ gwen - al t@rsns eoseeshed
b ~ fasies u tisis ofier ~ ths DFieass Csosiy
Msssst0r tffnts9 Barton "a this ststs. tree yeas
szseess3yesy ksksre sid hearing
Esg Is Gsurt--Aftesl-
aaxs "a STEWART. Jsdse.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

uxmilR application of water in this wheel Is some.
thing new In hydraulics The whole strcam Is
pzesented 70 the " heed in oac snice gate, and
n operates perfectly each aud every bucket
at though each bucket wcfc ted through
gate snice OF its own, TINS avoiding large amount
Of tfcsian and ieskaxr attendant small apertnrcs
aud Fly Trap gates The power. by avoiding ffic-
ten. results In giving force % the water, and
consequently morc power 20 the Wheel The last FIVE
years hara trials successfully encountered has practi
cay set az rest the credit aud ability Of the Wheel Ia
perform all that has been claimed for it, The aa
slight expense with which IL i set in place the rca-
BILE and permanent character of the power Il delivers
the slight loss experienced ey hack water together
anchor ice he removed aud the readiness with
which the amount Of water used be aseertainef.
makes the Wheel agreeable to all who have in
the running Of the power; while the actually
tnet TACT that portion Of the water gives its null
effective fore Just in proportion 10 the amount used
fom the first 10 the last inch makes desirable for
economy Of water, variable amounts, While the
price OF the Wheel Is low she amount of power
furnished thai any who wants power can Just
well have first second class one. Parties who
have been and using this Wheel 20 drive all
kinds OF machinery under all amounts OF head AMI
with ever varying quantities Of water, rcasy aad
they manifest in the of this wheel any and
all others they have used Five years ago IL
launched entirely On its merits ny the maker. who
wen aware OF all means creditahlc and discri-
able which used to pun machines and
improvements II tcl that IL the Wheel
better than those that had preceded it. the community
would he able TO find out the tact and candid enough
TO appreciate it Experience demonstrated the above
principle to be correct
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
yer, Was called and SCI the limb.
NORTH TROY.

4 daughter Of Mr. L N. P2rkhurSt.
who was here On visit recently. left
for her home in Euosburgh with $500
horse. which died the next day after her
arrival there.
LEN}O1FILLE. p Q.
LESN0xvTLLg DISTURBANCES was
received here during the afternoon Of
Monday. Sept aSth that the village of
Lennoxville was On fire Great anxiety
vas felt to get further particulars. and
several gentlemen went down BY the
evening train to see for themselves 1t
appears that fire broke cut in barn be-
longing to Chas- Brooks. Esq, ubout 10
A. n. and spreading from that with
great rapiditY, destroyed Mr.. Brooks
store. house and other buildings adjacent
sweeping down one sideof the street and
then returning on the other. Among
the important buildings burned may be
mentioned Brooks ste7e. Bucks hotel.
Coshing and Asselin stores. the Metho-
dist Church. and most Of the principal
business places in the village 1t is
said that farty-three dwelling houses
were destroyed with their sheds. harms.
etc, besides the stores. hotels, Shops.
etc. Of course the l0ss Of property Is
immense Many Of the stores and houses
were cleared. the gods being placed in
the street 70 be afterwagd set On fire BY
the flying shingles and sparks Mr..
Brooks had large stock Of goois. soma
Of which were saved in damaged state
So with the ether stores. Bucks hotel
vas partially cleared. and the farnitur,
badly damaged Ne suppose It to d
the most disastrous ire that ever eoeur
red in the Eastern ToEnshipS-W;
have not an estimate Of the Insurance
but It must be quite heavy. and IS prob
ably divided among large number Q
companies
The Shsrbrooke steam and hand en-
gines were On the grOund but could i,
little toward saving property until II
fire had reached the vicinity Of the rive
when the steamer did good service. play
ing through seven hundred feet Of hose
The people thus suddenly dispossesse.
Of their houses and property. deserve
and viii doubtless receive the heart
sympathy and more material sid frOr
! neighboring towns and Eunieipzlitie:
Il Is IN unfortunate season Of the yea
to Be left hcuseless and many Of Il
sufferers have probably LOST al. q near
I Iy al. Of their property Their cas-
: appeals directly To the prompt Chart
and god OHees Of the publie general!
and especially 70 thoze bszt aoquainte
] with the true state Of the case
P s Further particulars are to L
effect that the entire business part /
= the village Is destroyed except CaswelI
hotel. Buck ( LezrDed's and Clougl
Robinson / Cos stores. and the pas
: o5ce and depot The loss Is stated :
100000. which seems u b = Iow =
tlnate- Insurance Is stated 70 b abol
SO. 0Cs1-sS+zHSsezd .Fgszy5aazi
FESTFTELD
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wE.r pAsr.llE. VI. Jan. %. lszs.


LUXE DuLLKLI, ST. JOHSsBUKY. VI:
DEAR SRI now have in my mill one of your 2Qineh
Giant Water Wheels under a working head OF about
IL feet with which run a shingie machine, lathe MILL
a boiling and slab saw. can run all the above ma
chinery at and do good business. with wheel
drawing only 20 inches of water. In regard 10
strength speed and economy of water, consider it
ahead of anything have ever met, and would recon-
mend il to all who have low head and small quantity
of water As being superior 10 any other wheel
Yours ke- WM. BRICKETT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
OFFICE or A. H. MCI,OUD Co.,
DEALERS ~ Flour, SHoRTs PEED, ETC
81. JoHSsBuKY VI, Jan. Is. is72


DEALERS ~ FLOUR, SHORTS, PEED, ETC
ST. JoHSsBUKY, VI, Jan Is, iS73
Luxe BUzzKLL:
DEAR SIR-we now have in in mill Eve OF
your Giant Wheels and with from fifteen TO sixteen
sixty bushels Of per hour. On our prov
ender rum in the time we have ground seventy
five bushels Of corn into tine meal On wheat run
have ground Is bushels of western wheat hour
with 30-ineh wheel We 5lineh wheel for our
corn mill, and a s0Inch Tor our proyender mill lou
must bear mind that have TO keep our mill ia
good order to do that amount of grinding But with
thirteen years experience in running grst and Hour
mills Think your wheel the best have ever seen
for the power given and water used, and eheerfuly
recommend il 10 all in want Of first class wheel
Respectfully yours. A. H. heLbOD X ".
The above letters are but samples Of hundreds which
the manufacturer constantly receiving la addition
he begs also refer the following gentlemen who
have the Giant Water Wheel and who have gwen
written and verbal testimonials 10 its worth
. B. r. PAINE, HEATH WEIGH,
Jay, Vt GFofSE. VI
HART 4 BRAND CASS x JERALD,
Parishville y. Y. Lowell, Vt
WI. II. BEARD A. II. KICKER
Broom Iron Hill r. q. GFotsn, VI.
LADD 4 sMALLMAS JAMES BR0xS / CO..
Malone n j. Lowell Vt
r. & ~ HAMILTON L. H HARRIS
Port Covington, n \. South DaIisille, VI
Lssver-set Board Mills Ciapload and slingle Ma
chimes Eureka Cylinder Bed Board Pianers furnished
short Notice.. 1871
I'll IIT-I- q H. =. 0ud 80
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
Neec Advertisements.
NATHANIEL B CHALLIS' ESTATE
Communication Notice.

The subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
orahle Probate Court for the District OF Orleans Com
miSsioners receive examine. and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of Ma
theniel r. Chas late Of Glover in said District de
eeAsei represented insolvent. and the term Of six
months from the cath day Of September 1874. being
allowed by said Court TO the creditors of said deceased
exhibit and prove sher respective claims before
Give nosioe that will stseno to the duties Of our
appointment at the dwelling house Of Nancy Chelis
in Glover IN said District the s0th day Of Deccm-
Der aud the 18th day Of March next at O'Clock. in
the afternoon, on each Of said days.
\. NJ. SCOTT. lc,,,,ss;orors
ASA WILLIAMS.
Glover VI October 5 A D 1874.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

Cane "a % tAe premises q he ssiserlszsr the
I5sh 4 August. 4 SHALL KID BULL CALI. The
oNbeg : requested = essi pay elafges. 80 take e
away y RKEnTEk
IrsssargA. ". sepsesaier =. 1914 sa-sl
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

PAINLESs PgRIL-The latest foreign
professional investigation of the respec-
tive dangers of popular anathetics shows
that ehlOtorm is eight times as perilous
to human life as ether. twice as perilous
as an equal mixture of itself and ether,
and more dangerous even than bichlOr-
ide Of methyline. A repOrt on chlorOform
BY committee Of eminent London ply
sicians declares that. with every care
and precaution taken in the most exact
dilutiOn of its vapOrs. chloroform must
sull have the power in some cases to
turn inSensibility into death.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

WHArIr DoES.-Base-ball leaves its
hideous mark for life on all its silly vo-
taries, says lady correspondent. The
hand is one of the most beautiful men,
bers of the mortal part of humanity.
Baseball spreads the palm. hattens the
thumb. and crooks the handsome fingers.
Look at the hands of a great number of
young men ofto,day. oh, cruel deform-
ity! What an instrument to pat wo-
mans cheek 1t has not the velvet soft
ness of the paw of . catnor the imperial
strength of the eagles talon. They are
only fit to be given away, if creature
can be found weak enough to take one.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

We hope to give our general readers
: better paper hereafter as some Of the
hal matters that have absorbed eOnSid-
cable SPACE, will need no further atten-
.i,--
The Vermont Legislature commences
-szt Wednesday. We hear Of nothing
lev in regard to the prospects Of the
several asPirants for the Speakership.
C.srkship aud the position Of Secretary
q: senate.
T-OeuI News
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

Water in which potatoes have been
boiled, Is said % exercise . remarkable
cleaning influence oTer silver ware Of all
kinds, especially spoons that have beea
bIzekened By eggs. Even delieately
engraved articles can be made bright By
this Inetbod even better than by tie use
q the ordinary polishing powder, which
i apt to settle III the depressions, re-
curing particular care IN It's removal
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

TRYING TO INITIATE WEsroN.-ames
H. Crozier. printer, tried Sept ed.
to walk from Fifty-ninth street and
Third avenue \. Y. to Bronxville. n. Y.
and return thirty-three miles. in eight
hours for wager of $500. At ESQ A.
NJ. the judges drove UP in alight wagon
and the pedestrian started off at live
ly rate. followed by a large crowd. He
kept up n god pace and reached Bronx
vile half the distanoel AZ $40. On
the return he walked much faster, and
was ahead of time at the Harlem Bridge.
which he reached at 1:45 P. III. His
friends who had accompanied him now
began 70 lose all hopes Of his accomplish
ing the feat. He began 10 show signs
of exhaustion. He reached Eifty-ninth
street at 100. and fell exhausted. He
lost the race by twenty-five minutes.
/ He walked the distance without resting.
+ His time for the thirty-three miles was
/ eight hours and twenty-five minutes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

Poor John Wesley. How Ike lamb
he bore the delights Of married life. as
his angel wife used to walk into his locks
and scatter them. And. then. occasion
ally when she vas much excited over his
sleepy conduct. she'd knot her little fist
up into . bundle. and hurl it at him,
and send him sprawling over the floor f;
then she'd crawl over his fallen body
and comb out his hair again with her
fingers. Poor John Wesley. What bliss
he must have enjoyed near a hundred
years ago. May it not be possible that
the Methodist girls Of to-day have in
herited IN some degree the charming
temper and lovely ways Of John Yves.
ley's Eife?-ErchGnqs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
wHsrrlErD, VT, Sept. q. issa.
IrkERrxxKLr ESQ. :

DEAR SuS-ln reply To Your enquiry how we liked
our water wheel will say that fully salts
fed We have done more business since put in
the Giant Water Wheel in two months than we could
in six before. We circular saw Of IS inches,
elapboard mill, with turning lathe, drag saw, an
edging and slab all at one time, with %
inch wheel using $50 inches OF water under 20 feet
head We can with 20 inches OF water COO feet
of spruce boards in hour and will engage to saw
100 feet in 10 hours with 20 inches Of water for
felt one thousand dollars. We are now at this time
planning elapboards only using p inches of water,
giving MS plenty of power Ii has another advantage
all other wheels in running steady in saving.
In the board mill aud elapboard mill we have 10 stop
notice any alteration in speed never shutting the
gate from the time start up until noon. unless
something breaks. We believe ii is the best wheel
made; il certainly is the best that run
Yours very truly, \. c. HOlT co.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
TESTIMONIALS.

Among the many testimonials that have been given
In favor OF the Giant its inventor hcgs leave to
fer TO the following. all Of whom known either
personally by reputation. TO the majority OF the
people Listen to C. q. Drown. lifelong lnIahermaa,
and who has had much experience in water wheels
most men OF his age
SorTH BAKToN, VT, Feb. 5, ls1a
LUXE BUEHgII, ST. IaHSsEVKy, VI:
DEAR Sik--You wished me To say what think about
your Wheel, how am shifted and what il Is doing. l
purchased my Wheel in July lSs7. that have had
pretty good opportunity in the last rve years
ming test and lind out all the good and bd points in
its action. My water is very limited, much so that
my neighbors deemed me wild to think of using your
Wheel that time Il experiment. ON all
sides being your first Wheel aud NV departure nom
4 breast Wheel Yet when the stream so low that
mills below me shut down was able TO notice
your Wheels creeping into those mills believe
when the water lowest sawed and delivered on
the IS 600 feet per month. can and do with
the 40-ineh wheel easily la.ooo feet day, and By
driving do more have sawed in hour : coo
feet, bat 0aa is fair average In the month OF May
lS2, sawed in the working days OF ten hours each
226 4a{ feet Nv head is sixteen feet, and have
the wheel, since put the Giant in, that
would dare put in the place of IT. nor have the
day or hour when was not satisfied with its work.
IL Is easily handled and gives all the power there is
in the water ftam partial to a fan gate have been
in the lumber business Tor twenty-five and have
had great many water wheels under my observation
and for driving machinery where power is wanted |
would unhesitatngly say give me one Of your Giant
Wheels Yours &e-, c. q. DROWN.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
CLOVER

Frank Phillips has q heifer Of the
short horn breed nov two years and two
months old which weighs $50 lbs
The young people Of the village and
vicinity are to have Masquerade party
Tuesday eve Oct 18th, to which alI are
invited
Mrs. S. s. Bickford and family have
moved 70 Boston 70 spend the winter
Mrs Biekford intends 10 keep = beard
ing house
D. L Il. Z DEinelI. are nov Pre-
pared 70 show their customers : nics
line Of carpets. and nan paper. = vel
As dry goods and clOthing. which an
fast soius.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

The SIyKISG or The AxDE.-Trav-
ellers who wish to ascend the Andes,
shonld Lose 10 time in carrying out their
intention. otherwise they will perhaps
find 10 Andes 70 ascend These unfor-
tunzte mountains seem 70 be sinking
rapidly. A list Of the attitudes Of some
Of the mast important points determine
Cd At distinct intervals Of tine. Is given.
and tells sad story Of diminished pro-
portions L Is, however. doubtful
point whether this continued depression
Of the Andes Is attributable TO the sink
ing Of tie mountains or the rising Of the
world In the meantime It Is curious
% observe that Wherever attitudes are
really inoonvenient they never become
depressed
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05

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~ Eoex-5zz palsy. sprzsns sweIIsng. ezked breast
seszz barnz szss-rhenn. ezrzebe H.. UpDa the be-
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rez6dses since the world began They are eoDHter5s-
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scar TIE rsa,e e pnbslzhsd sroubd each bottle
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-05
EESTEELD

So far IS beard frca l. 9. Leach Is
ahead On Potatoes thursday he dug
twenty bushels fr0n one hundred and
sixty-eight hills We say quite num-
Der which would weigh II-2 pounds
each This Is accounted for b. his be
ing resident Of Wsst6sld- and the po-
tatoes Of the Late Rose Variety.
Wetfeid farmers know how To farm II