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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-28

VuST KECElVED-Prime Messins Oranges
u and Lemons, New York Butter, Durand's
olive Oil, Boneless CoIfsh, Colman's Scotch
Oat Meal, Bakers No. l Chocolate, Smoked
BIoaters and Eagle brand Condensed Milk; also
another lot Of cheap Sugars.
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
fobe 16t; and ITO King street.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-08

900 @tiid IS. 50. slaugter 10000.
Ser n&inoerf5uis1 1T 5amue1 %. III
lett ], seboren in &entudD Der aber ieit
|1einer Riubbeit in Seras lebt, tue er aug
einem perladenen &uaben gum Gisentbii=
n1er Der sr6Bten u&an9o's1 unb aabl=
reiditen Rinoerbeeroen 9etporben 1T, Die
lie Elm Mann beiab. Sbm seb0ren Die
folgenoen &an9o's: u 9as Gando
u@ranoe," oas 9r6bte oieies Continents
tuel6es Elm Mreal BON 80 Meilen 2dnge
uro 40 Meilen Breite umfoBt unb atpiz
l6en Dem Nepaoa= unb Golorabo=@trom
liest, baiielbe erfredt f6 bur9 8 @oun=.
ties, Monta9oroia, Qapoca 1lnb Sadlon;
auf Oielen Sriften aqein bdlt MQen 120=
900 @tud 8ieb. p 9as &an6o
u9ome" in 9arris County 9elegen bas
beinabe balb 10 9roB 1T tpie bas erfere,
uno fir 10000 @tiid Weioe liefert. 81.
Das &an9o San Bornar6" in Sort
8cnb County nit 5000 @tif 8ieb. ~
9as &an6o nSnoionola" in CALHOUN
County NIT $4,000 @tid. 9as lino
5uiammen 100000 @tad @ieb, bic Elm
sin5ieer Mann beiikt. Nu 6ies gisb
lebt uno mditet li6 pon Sen einbetmi=
i6en @rdl lern uno tpilb tpa@lenoen
8fan5en eines perbdltniBmdbie tleinen
Sbeils oes 9roben @ebietes pDn Seras.
Gin 5tpeiter &6ni9 iit nit &e6t uno in
ooppelter 8e5iebung (5u9lei9 au@ leines
Namens balber) Der Oberf &i6aro Sing
gu nennen Der BeIber bes &an6o
Santa Gobrutus," tpo1elbH $4,000
&inoer> 10000 Pfer6e> 1000 @@afe unb
800 3iegen auf s4,l32 @dern sebalten
per0en> gu 0eren 9iitun9 800 met gifani=
i9e 9irten uno 1000 Pferbe perpen6et
weroen. Sing morfirt jdbrli4 $4,000
&dlber unb perfauft 10000 @tid fettes
@ieb i'm Sobr. Sn benz eelesneten Sc
ras lino @tallunsen ober @6uppen fiirs
8ie6 unn6tbis uno nabrbafte @raler
ipriebsn oas sonoe Sabr 6inour3 I'M
reberfluB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-08

Begrdbnib 5 zines @@einto6=
ten. Mus einem Sar9e 1prans in ben
lebten Sagen, tpie mir int nBaloloal" le=
fen, auf oer &erepeierltrabe in Pefb Elm
S@einto6ter. Ser 2ei@enau9 betpe9te
.li9 auf ber erludbnten @trabe portpdrts !;
Die 8ermanbten fol9ten, bittere $brdnen
per9ieBenb oent Srauermasen. Ser Bug
mar bereits in Der Ndbe oes &o9us1pi=
tols an9elan9t, als in Dem @ar9e pl6b=
li3 Elm intenlipes @erdui@ emit titanb. Die
9aare oes &uti9ers ftrdubten ii9; bic
Pferoe blie6er, Die Obren lpiben6> lteben.
Pl6bli@ iprang in Tol9e elmer &raf ftan=
itren9ung oes nSo6ten" bet Dedel bes
@arges auf, uno bic 2ei@e flo9 nit Ell
rem fiibnen @obe in Die W}itte Der
@trabe. 9ie 2eiotrasenbeu perlieben
natiirli6 iofort Die Wasen; es entitano
ein getualtiser 0olfsauf flauf big 16lieB=
lid Dem 2arm baour9 Elm Gnoe sema9t
murOe> bab man ben tpieber 5um 2eben
@rwa9ten in einen Wasen iebte uno
nod 9auIe fiibrte, pdbreno Der @arg
gum Sil4ler 5uriid transportirt tpuroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-08
8iiber fir SJeberinamn!

8itber fir S5ebermamn!
gu be5ieben ourd Ben aiser 8rotb ct 9,
M e n 9 ort (Q.8. 4s49) 11no Gin innati
3. (2.8. 1881:
9 ie erm II, bet erobe aieberfreunb. g;ne Mtts=
1pabl pon 200 8oltsIieber. 9ebeftet. IS.
3 0 d, ltsgefunbbeitslebrer. geb. Is.
bas Bud pom gefunben unb tranfen Met=
fden. gebunben $3.50.
am ilie s d bas solbene ober bet tStlideSaus
f6at fir iebe 9aus= unb 2anb1prtbf4aft nnb
fit Sebermann. 2 9Gnbe. geb. $3.50.
Sausbu$! sosenes fit Sar'aer, @artner, @tsrSsz Be
Mitb 8iebbeftter. $t-25-
maGler, Der @elegenbeitsbi@ter gum @ebrau@e fiji
Sebcrmann, So
. Dfianber, @oltsarsnen,ittel fit einfad5e, nidbt
pbarmascutidse 9eilnaittet gegen arantbeten
bes Meni9en. IS.
huerner, ber selbitarst, ober Doctor anb Ipotbete
I'M eigenen 9auie. gebb. $1G0.
81 egenS burger 81 eb rtrena, Sammlung aus
9e,udblter 4fmmise 2ieber. 4Bbe. gebS. 1925.
y 9artitur, gebb. $275.
81 ob 1T II praft@er an.eritanii9er 5armer. Sin
unentbebrIibes @anbbu9 fir bic aanbrpirth=
i9aft, @teb3,lbt, Dbit= unb 9einban~ -gebb. 50.
81 Of NJ es au9en.enes 8iebaraneibud. gebb. 81 is
81 tbe grans Stowat, bet aanomani'. wie ct fein
iollte. aebb. so.
u bic aorb=8ienensubt. gebb. so.
Sin b, iider II. sedpinb belenber peroe TO
Sbom 8 au9emeines 8iebar3neibu9. $1.OO
@ertil lsun bet Raupen ,nb f9abIi@ften Snfetts1n
iiberbaupt. 80.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-08

u@inbertDnige" E" in $eras. SIN
tsS1re 1870 f6dbte man bic 3abl Der
-Gbla6trinber in Seros auf 100000
Gtiid unb bic oer Mil@tibe auf 100000.
Negen,edrtis 1T BET @iebanoel in Seras
,pabrbaft srobartis. Sic teranii@en8ieb=
bdub4er betrsiben ibr @el6aft 9an5 i'm
@ro6en. 60 belibt ). .. Sobn 9ition
am Brogus Riper 10000 older 2auo
N1S $4,000 Ninber> s. g6risbolm 30>e
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-08
9laa3eif&e J!

Sic san5e Musmabl BON Sribiobrs<
unb @ommer=&leibern, 9iiten, Rappen,
9emoen II. (. p. 1T oiele Mo9e an9e=
fommen. Gs tpurbe feline 3eit nod
Mube seIpart, oieielben bilIis gu faufen,
unb Seoer tann li6 perl0nli9 baoon
iiber5eugen., ob Die Waare bieles Triib-
iabr ni9t bebeuteno bifli9er lit. Wir
5ieben Dor oie1es Dem Publitum ,pi@Ien
gu laNen, bamit es au@ ben @ortbeil boz
BON entnebmen fann.
rSfe1p Dprf G1ptbin9 $pnse"
Gront @treet bas ndbfte Souse bon GifeI-
fteinS's mem Stoore.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-08
st ii 3eige n.

!, 9a Der vDbio @aiienfreun~ f@on Kiiber
eiten sroben Sbeif beS Staates Sbto berbreitet
ift, aud III ben meiiten anberen Staaten fbon
Nbonuenten ad6it nnb bic 8erbreitnng nod
INNER in, 58unelmen begriffen 1T 70 empfeblt
ii9 unier 8latt gu Mnsetaen aller Mrt. So lou
onr9 Die Mn3ei9e1 Der 2eieitoff nidt beetntrad9s
tigt perOen, fonbern mir iuerocn, falls bic gn;
3etge11 iib fbermebren, benz 8latte beionoere s(n'
5eigeipalten beilegen. 9ie Rreife fir anttt9en
i'm ,,Sbio Baiienfreunb' itnb biefolsenoen:
, 8ebn 9eilen 8rebier toiten: .... ..
~, Sin Nal 49,. ....... $ 100.
9mei Mal !. -. $ $50.
Dret 0fal !. 80. 5 200. "
9rei Wtonate ..!.$ 500.
"A. Seds Monate IS 900.
: Sin Sabr .........$ 1900.
Betn erten Gribeinen finb bic anaeigen gu
besablen. '''z .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-08
Dbto @aiieufrenno..
Ser erf1e Mprtl.

Gin getp6bnli9er 96er5 III Gnglanb =
mie pieqei9t in Der ganaen Gbriitenbeit =
1T, an, eriten sMpril, ben Die Gngldnbe,
6orafteriitiIh oen Narrentag nennen
einen unsliidliAen 2ei6tsldubigen mi
einem 8riefe fprt5u19iden auf ben el
Mnttpprt er1alten 1oa. 9ieIe beitebt IT
einem atpeiten 8illet ait eine brittle Fer:
ION, fe -t1,bge ben Narren lueiter l6iden
Gin iunger @birur9, Der eben aus Del
Bartbo olpital=S@ule gefommen
tpar, tuurbe Dor einigen Sabren bon 1eine1
Wobnuns ouf Dem @tranoe gu einen1
Patienten in ber Nemgate= =Street gerufe
einem iebr rei9enManne, NamensDobbs
Gs mor Der erlte Qlpril, uno oies mar lein
er1ter potient. Ser jun9e Mr5t muroe
bei Dem perrteinten &ronfen, Der in lei=
mem Compton eifrisit beidaftist mar,
Dprselailen; er erffdrte ii9 iiber ben 3ued
1eines Be1u9es uno Mr. 9obbs, Del
einen tref ffli6en faufmdnniI I9en Werltano
battc, bur919aute balo Die 9an5e Sntri<
que. gr bonfte fir ben Beiu@ uno la9te :
Sc lit ieoenfous Elm Mibperitdnonib> Cir;
,nein Same lit allerbings Dobbs, ober id
bin, - @ott lei 9unt - fril6 uno se=
1unb. @s lit obne 3tpeifel mein Bruoer,
Der 3uderbdder auf Tilb=@treet=Siu> De,
nod ibnen ge}anbt fat ), ,er 1T bdufis I'M
~pdBli9feiten .unterporfen, i9 min Sbnen
eine 3eile ait i'm mitseben. Ser iunge
G9irurs perbeuste li6 1pra9 1einen
::Dant aug, noDm oas, 8illet uno 1po5ierte
au Dem 3uderbdder brei Diertelmeilen
tpeiter. Ct trot in ben 2ooen uno fano
W3r. 9obbs ben 3uderbdder ebenlo tpobl
-auf als 1einen 8ruber in oer Nepgate=
@treet Ser 3udermann lag bas 8illet
1eines 8rubers, 1tammelte cine gnt19ul=
bi9un9 fit oeHel1 Srrtbum uub la9te, ct
,9laube, oo bic Noreife an 9errn S. 9obbs
,udre, oab Nlr. Sobn Dobbs unb ni6t
Seffrp 9obbs 9en,eint iein miiiIe; ]ein
Same lei Se{frD, aber 1ein 8ruber Sobn,
>ein brittes @lieo BET Tamilie, tpobne 3u
9imebouie, un0 bieler m6ge tpobl bic per=
ion lein> Die oer Serr Gbirurs 1u9e. 9a=
init miro BENT 1elben abermals eine Mbre6e
ein9ebdnbi9t, uni iie an bas duBerite @n=
he BON 9imeboule gu trasen, Die - mas
mon tpobl ni9t erit gu iasen brau@t -
ebenfalls fol16 mar.
@etdu1 DIT unb ermiibet uno Die ganae
Dobbs' 5de Samilie Bel jebem @9ritte
Der fu9eno, trat ct ieinen 9fiidpeg an.
Mls er bur9 llpper=SbaopeQ fan. , iab
er Elm 9fero tuiit6erb bic Gamonile= e=@treet
berabrenneu uno ieinen &eiter nit boiler
@etuolt auf oas pFajter tperfen. ct lief
nuo bob ben @efoaener auf, ben er finn
los ooliegeno fano. @r bro9te i'm in
e;:,,u in Der gdbe be fin0li9en &aben> lieB
linn sur Wber uno batte balo bic Treuoe,
i'm Die 9lu9cn ,uieoer aufi6lasen gu ieben
9sir boben nibts ,peiter binsuaufiisen>
tls ba s ber iunge Gbirurg Sen &ronfen,
no6oem berielbe na@ 9auie gebra6t
poroen mar, biz 81 leiner p0lligen @ie=
nerberi itellun9 bebanhelte, uno oob bieier,
Elm rei@er oitinoii6er &aufmonn bod an
Sobren unO pbne 6amilie 10 oantbar
fir Die Bemiibungen 1eines Retters mar
oaB ct i'm als dr5tli6en Treuno ins9aus
nobm uno bel 1einem Sooe gum lniper=
1alerben einlebte. 60 ma6te oiesmal
bic 2aune Der @liidss6ttin einen April=
11arren gum rei@en Manne.
,,Min6erfDntQe" in Seras. Sm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-18
BENNINGTON.
woutjFoBTl

The ball must be- kept rolling.
"A heavy frost sunday morning.
Two pretty peaoocks on exhibition at
the Fox IIonsc.
"A grand bail will be given at the
City Hat, July 3rd
"A big cntrcc Of moaquito". makes it
ANYTHING but cpIo,abIe in shady nook.
near babbIing brooks, nowadays.
We peuial editor of lhe Bauocr, &C.
companied by r d Hamlcu and son,
c,nghi two baskets Of dpe trout in the
"RrdGcld hronk," on saturday,
Rsv c. II Hnlbert ofiisted AZ the
ciiv church. las' sabbath Tii- sermons
were particularly impressive, eloquent
aud instructive
We hear some complaints made Of
the highways in some parts orihe towu.
Oar edlcieu' board ct -eIectmeu aren't
Intentionally inadgertout in their duties,
we know. but needed repairs shnuld be
made af uuee.
III Is feared thst tine trast of Saturday
nigta IHIed rbe large quantities Of straw.
berie.. yiue. sid blossoms which were
80 pfafu.e ln anrdslas au3 hits. Those
OF onr e.fizana who were 80 unfortunate
3. 80 have ear'g plants up iu their gard.
III . .....f F.., t....s. .sE... s. ..,..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-18

n los l. N e1Akst dhdEtNs
Il } " Han Clerk
4 DAWN CEufrr. Sheriff
i j BArHElprg, States Attorney.
Ia tbo ease of ". y. Ames ", y. l..
ant & CO. tbe plaintiff made a motion
anew trial on the ground that the de.
Il ehdant had tBmpered with tho inry du.
"a ae the trial. TIE ca.c was continued for
Nc purpose Of takiuE evidence on the
uesllou raised by lbc motion.
Abigail Parsons vs., estate q Levi Par
1us. Tits was an appeal from the de-
isiln 81 the commissioners Verdict for
j laiuiia sgsg gs. Bsebcllrr Miner &
lrcbc pf pn Fowler ior def.
John q. Walker va. N,tbaniel Brown.
iction on lhe esse FOR fiand and deceit
o representing Eugene Brown 10 be o.
& lro when be was 10 iact a minor, aua
Y ll-o couut In ttoyer Tho canrt direct
3 no lurY % bring Ia a verdict for he.
u1aui, Exceptions by pIf Martin
ui Baichelder Tor PIN; souihwouh and
Howard for def.
state vs. Chas u. Slockwen ludict.
ncui laf breaking jril Plea guilty
ruiepcel 10 states prison for one year.
STATE y. Hlchscl Grace. Indictment
! ~ burglary. Sentenced to states prison
or o0o year.
Smtc Edward Lynch Indictment
lor burglary Sentenced to reform school
iiye wears. The last two were the bows
WHO broke oDou nine stores IN Benuing
ton Ii one night Strong pleas for &
igtt sentence were madc by Mess rs.
Lyman, sibley and Guduer, on the
! ground Of lbc youth OF the prisoners aud
8 ho iaet tlat the father u Grace was kill
: % ip the armv, and the father Of Lynch
was also Il soldier Tor Eve years. and also
4 Thar ,lo bnys were under the influence of
Z liquor 81 the time. The court remarked
uai The latter wHs 40 excuse for The
! rhne. bot he parties who sold them The
iqgor ought 10 90 made 60 suffer TIE ex-
fema penalty Of thr Jaw.
state al. .Iasg ifes,e,. Indictment yar
mbiHe. Plea guilty FIued s. and
ass
s'#eNs Ejala l.. Bailey. Indictment
4 Nt breaking jail Plea guilty. Sen.
ed to states prison artwo years.
S,.i. a.. Il.n HARRINGTON rs,,ar
a.geat.aa. PEA ogity Of ore ofr.a.e
furl $50 au1 costs.
j. n r.foe5f a.. WA II rls,,.,s
,..,..o d, ,r.,a+ e,ra ...,,,,, ~ hn.t.
vfest yasl,., sat =. ,L,u.r5 .n1
4, ,s,a fs- am ufaer & p..t,. f,r s.o
r.... -. 81,
80 '''''' 81 49, ''' ''
'1'h 9'a"t ~. i.'t4's u stowe ID
a' $3.50 A'aAst3 'a' datefl'on.
Rogers We. Rogers Divorce. Biil
gaa'ga tfF !ufo'ggable severity.
Ea Woodward Us. Melvin Wood
4 wa. Divorce. Blu gfaaisd far adui
us Petitioner NAV resume hrf p,sidet
same.
us1.nst notf go Ma, - Rail n,
,aree. Ls5I otseta8 f,r vgtfst 8asevt5.,o
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~Ahs7a Hay "afa "as haea at iAe ice
erb' itrm #f ihe Windsor County 1"0fi
90" IHaie' me't N'aH '"' e'aaas- t.f-' Toe
aafHs#E hts tai.a#ss fa Weston "fia DIE
t~ B." aa"aad aa tae'Ea1.a# eaiHra"f'
sna sfaha43 fog "af#'"& b'' h"''aiaks'
81" eaf'7e3 ae"ea COZ "A.eH l@e a"r'''"E
"@ase '' L.. " NE'a&ae Was "a'"'a.--
l"t Ore occurred "n tHe -'ih vl d"'t'
is'-- a' elsie showed 10y '"a testimony
81 Mary be'i. HAS warns FORMER mistress
ana WHO "t iae iime Of nv hfe was Hf'hg
"tlh hila as h's WIFE, lha' 600 one occasion
before lHe hfe oi The *''h OF JAY he st'
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A. '"' we '''l"""'"'' 9'"'''' '' WIS
'''''e'''" T." ,"'"'' 9'"'s u" l''''''
''''"' at '"'" '"0'' III TUG state i'''''"'
Abel Ridoul OF this town, died on
Sunday the l"h uil., and by his own re-
quest frequently made during his Illness,
and The coToboraiing wishes OF relatives
To satisfy their minds aud those OF many
interested friend, there having been di
/ Rersity Oi opinion as TO the nature OF his
disease, an examination OF his body was
made, which revealed the following, the
thoracic aud abdominal cavities only be-
! Ing examined: The lungs were unaiirct-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-18
THE MEADOW KING,
The Best Mower Made, and
GRANITE STATE WHEEL RAKE,


Roys Linen Coats only % cents at
BLACKMRHs.
AsnMUN'S
TEMPLE OF FASHION
-oFrERs-
Unparalleled Inducements this season
in
MILLINERY, FANCY,
md
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS.
We are cndeavoring to make this
SPRING OPENING
superior " hhN VI our iutlutE tUDIth IN inc ulb~
play Of beautiful goods, as well as tho general
arrang emont, which we hope will win the atten-
ton o. our viii tors Special attention Of the
ladies' is called to our large stock OF
TRIMMED MATS AND BONNETS
Comprising over four huudred-not two alike
ranging from Il upwards TO els.
Unframed HATS.
In untrimmed hats we ofior larger assortment
than any other two places in the state, including
the latest and most desirable styles, no u 25c
upRards.
FINE BLOWERS
Our variety of wreaths sprays montures. vines
&c will be found the mnht complete and the
richest Onr prices are very reasonable exam.
ue. Special inducements in
SASH AND TRIMMING RIBBON
Beautiful Sash Ribbons at 45c and SOC yard; 8
inch watered sash tsilkl 81, cheap at tl.75 a I'd.
READ READ! READ
Ladies' Muslin and Cambr c uudergarments, CON
slstiug Of Chemise. Night Robes, Drawers Corset
Covers and Dressing Jacques (good cloth and
warranted well msde) al zoe, Csc, S5c and up
wards, the cheapest line ever offered.
KID GLOVES.
An elegant line Of two.buttons In handsome
shades at SOC; Alexander Kids at 81 and 1925
PARAS0LS! P4RASOLSl
handsome assortment for children, misses and
ladies, from 4Dc upwards, with the newest de.
signs Of handles.
LADIES' GAEZE VESTS
For summer wear, At 63c, worth 81.
C0RSETS} CORgETS!
All whslcbone cor.et, ia box, at G5e; imported
eoyea, 80 bone, at zoe to s. Mad, Foy's Coise,
HAliBURGsl
From Be yard, upwards. The qusnti, ie- We
sell If these guod-, and the order W. Tereye
for them, prove that se sre the chetpes, AMI
have the Target assnrtmen "a the stato,
HEAL NAM.
Sstches. 80 inches long. - ounces. warranted
drt-car hair Is -; 81 inches 1 ounces, g..
lHrn hrm. e., sud full hhH nf ornaments for the
JEWELRIt
Band-omo Il ss Of the newest designs In Eu bbef
oct, Gold. silver anu U1S diced At bargain.
Hosiery, Ties, Rushings, Infants Long
aud Short Robes, Infants Hoods,
Capes a Merino CIoaks, Wells
a Yelling, Laces, Dotted
Brussels and Spotted
Nets, and store
full Of
NEW, DESIRABLE AND CHEAP GOODS,
Forming one Of the heaviest lines 81 Ladic=
Furnishing Gygds herezb0ut. Al goods arr
marked i1 plain figures. Oar price 20 all. GyOds
sent sli over the staie ~ o y With privilege e.
examine. la + II this place aud surrounding
country sii consult their interest IN saving u
7 per cent by sending their ordfrs or call on
AsuMCNB TEMPLE OF FASHION,
NaBpareil Block, 9 Center Street.
INF EufiAud Vt
/ Dress Goods and sbawls
cheaper than ever before A splendid
shawl for only 81 90 at
j. -. BoNEsrF HIS,
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-~s=I - true. il has produced more cures
rl1srp1 Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
aw,palsy, sprains, swelliugs eakod breas ssealds,
burns salt-rheum, ear.ache, &csupon the human
frame and of strains, spaun, gals, &c upon ami
mals il. one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. II i- a counter
liant, an all healing pain relieger CrippIer
throw away their crutehes, the lame walk pos.
onous bites are rendered harmless and the
soun ed are healed without scar. 1t is no
humbug. The recipe is published around each
bottle. Il is selling as no article ever before
sold, aud it sells befau It does just wha It pre-
tends 10 do. Those who nov suffgv from rhen-
matsm. pain or swelling deserve to sufierif theN
all not use Ceutaur L.umeut More than 1000
certificates Of remarkable cures including frozen
limbs, eh ouic-rhaum4tism, govt, running tn
mlIs. &c., have been received. We viii send
circular containing eruAcates, The recipe, &c.
gratis, to aug one t8Iae-uag t. Oue botueoi
the yena wrapuer Uent.ur laaimeDt il worth
one hundred dallar7 ~ sFruuoI 81 sweem,d
uofsas aud mnas, or far sefca-" rm ia sheep.
st,ya-0taeF-- this Huimeatis worth Your alien
ton. ~ family should ba vithou. Contain
Llulmeut. ssld by au Druggists. % cfGts per
bottle argo bodice, 3i0a, T. B, hosE IS Co.,
50 broadway, Now York.
t4sIuaIA IT, furre tuan q e1a- It-ie .or CaztT
OIL. II s the on sf" article lH es Ietehea hich
Be- cclla4at 10 ftsimtlate tHh luad. reguato the
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The dFaNiak nom car msAes IL
dalS ts.p ifVm Aew A3fk q Asaehes.
ter
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SYNDICATE.

Rev Dr. Lambert Of Rupert breaches
in Sandgare al the Congr gational Church
next Sunday, (2l.t int. at +o'clock p.
m,
There is to be dance at L. A Ben
nctt's Han, on Thursday evening, July
2nd; music by Buu's CotiIlion Band,
BENNINGTON.
--Riehard Houghton, a bov about eight
years Of age was playing with another
boy named Rock wood, saturday morning
when the latter accidentally discharged
shot gun, the charge taking Effect in
Young lloughlou'N breast, causing his
death Ia few minutes, One version OF
the affair Is that Redwood painted the
gun at lloueh,on, not thinking It loaded,
another that the hammer caught on the
door causing The discharge, but in either
case 70 was a piece Of reckless careless
ness TO allow such boys to handle fire
arm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-18

upa awss. a sasg.a.
nrAxtsGros curNr, cuuRr.

IlNE fTEuN. 1874.
Hos. n, n WmIA, Judge,
Hos n. ~ purrER. ! Associate
Hos ! n. eYKls, / Judges.
j v Han Clerk.
Dawn CRpFrr, Sheriff
! il HApHEluEE, States Attorney.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-18

-14g sarges poudfa makes ~ CT =
long s.lenar By glgiag us ihc iol.9w *
string q ace 1euls We hope there may
e mistake Ia regard 70 some q them
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-18

Williams hiss a new Jos Of spHng aud
.ummcr gogds,
Planting, hoeiug aud hayiug viii
tread ou each others heels this year and
people have ua time for cutting up aud
makjuc Item. IT local news.
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rTII

The Sabbath school was reorgauizcd
lasl Sabbath. and J. Il. si,nond. elected
sHpaiufrndcpl The sebooI is in a floor
atiug condition.
Quite a number ~ our citizens were
lu attendance az county oaari last week
sna ee beer ut considerable RrumbIiug
taeTyat.
--IHe ilap9aoa'- SD doing rushing
bussuoss BE thrir store, aud "a beElus %
.esm like old times agsin.
-Uaut forget tbt county sabbath
School mcai.HR. Jane There shguld
be barge attendance.
MIR rbeuezer Tattie ~ th.. p.aoe,
vas severely lfnot fatally iHjared by 5e.
iagihsowu from earisgsNoUday morn
.Hg o. iasl week Oae iag dropped. then
fhs iblf.s. tie horse was frightened, the
uHef ug broke sd Sir. T. was palea
over uo 8asbaf wish great violence
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25

The following directions for restoring
persons apparently drowned. were issued
by the Massachusetts Humane Society.
aud their republication now is timely. Let
everybody read and remember them, tor
no one can tell how soon he may need TO
pu. them in practice =
Convey the body to the nearest house
with head raised. Strip aud rub dry.
Wrap in blankets. Initiate the lungs by
closing the nostrlls with the thumb and
finger. aud blowing into the mouth forci-
bly,, and then pressing with hand on the
chest. Again blow in the mouth and
press on the chest, and so on. for ten min
utes. or until he breathes. Keep the body
warm. extremitics also. Continue rub
bing-io not give up SO long ~ there is
any chance OF success.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25
NJ \ X X | Il ID.

Ell>worth-sunday evening. at the residence
of the bride. father. by Rev. Mr.. Reese. Mir.
Julia A., daughter Of j. X. Jordan. Esq. Of +.
surry-lOth inst, by Rev. l.. ;. Trip, Capt.
Edward Curtis and Miss Hattie Haskell, both
u Surry.
Ilancock-aist inst. by o. W. Young, Esq
Mr. Thomas W. Fcrnald and Miss Annie +
Sinclair. both Of Gould-boro.
Lamoine-4ih inst, at the residence Of the
brides brother, W illiam q. Ryder, BY Warren
King, Esq. Mr.. James Alexander OF London,
Eng, and Miss Anne V. Ryder Of Lamoine.
stockion-l3th inst, Mr.. Nelson ". staples
OF stockton. and Miss Mary McCastlin OF Pc
nobscot.
Castine-isth inst, by Rev. A. T.. Ives.
Charles X. Perkins and Susie T.. Hammond,
both Of Castine.
Ellsworth American., 1874-06-25

Boston business men, probably tired
of waiting for . settlement OF the Hoosac
tunnel question, are looking into the
merits OF scheme to tap Canada road
betweeu Ottawa and Georgian Bay. thu .
securing route 70 the West much shorter
than any Of the existing lines. There Il
much enthusiasm over the project. and Il
will probably last until money Il demand
ed to put the railroad through.