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Pretty Tough Plug.

One day last month, when trade
was dull. Vicksburg grocery clerk
procured a piece Of sole-leather from {
shoemaker, painted it black and laiG
it aside for future use. Within few
days an old chap from back in the
country came in and inquired for q
plug Of chewing tobacco. The piece
Of sole leather was tied mp, paid for,
and the purchaser started for home.
At the end of the sixth day he return
ed, looking downcast and detected,
and, walking into The store, he inquir-
ed Of the clerk
Member that terbacker I got here
the other day o
Yes"
swell, was that a new brand ?"
"No--same old brand"
Regular plug terbacker, was it q
yes"
"Well, then, it's me +; it's right here
in my jaws sadly replied the man.
81 knowed | was glt.in' purity old, but
| wus allus handy on blttin' plug. I
never seed plug ofore this one that l
couldn't tear to pieces at one chaw. |
sot my teeth on to this one, and bit
and pulled and twisted, like dog at a
root, and I've kept biting and pulling
for six days, and thar she am now.
she same as the day you sold her to
me !"
Seems to be good plug remarked
the clerk, as he smelled Of the coun
terfeit.
"She's all right it's me that's fail
ing u exclaimed the old man. Pass
me cut some fine cut, and I'll 60 home
and deed the farm to the boys, and cit
ready for the grave - VichsJUy
Herald.
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GREENS AUGUST FLowER.-It is
natural for people suffering with Dys-
pepsla and Liver Complaint or any de-
engagements of the digestive organs,
such as Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Ilabitual Costivcnoss, palpita.
ton of the Heart, Heart burn, Water
brash, gnawing and burning pains at
the pit Of the Stomach, Yellow Skin,
Coated Tongue, and disagreeablc taste
in the mouth, coming up Of food after
eating, low spirits, &c, to put off
from day to day buying on article that
they know has cured their neighbor,
friend or relative, yet they have no
faith i'll it until it is to, late. But if
you will go to 0. G. Kimball, Drug
gist, and get n bottle Of GREENS AUG
usr FLOWER your immediate cure is
as certain as you live, Sample Bot
tie of this medicine can be obtained
for 10 cents to try its superior virtue.
Regular Is cents. Try it, two
doses will relieve.
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NORTksNNN RAlLR0AO.

Noi' ~ -1'i.' 1'+s siA'" -AD'
1919, SUMMER ARRANGE MENT 1870
an and after Nav 81 1873. PASSENGER Tram
u will run as follows
UPWARD TRAINS.
Dav E,pres Train lao,es Concord ot 10 4(
Jam: and AccommoGntion Train ai 10 1;
A.M*for White River Junction. counrrtino
ith train for well River, 81 JohnShmrT
warton, Newoort, WilIon9bbv md Wn"9o
Eakcs. SIonstcod Onnhec TotL IittieI9n
T,Inncostnr and ibnWhito and Fr"ncn,i.
NJounto;ns AIso y,;,Ltr,;,s c,r Mt
urIinr MnusfoII Nornto;r Urriin,r,o,, =,
AIha,a 49, pnt Mantroa G, ot, ~
hnr5,h and i| ,hn Vs. o'i'' 4A0''''"'' s'''"S
"" i go, an" NC W uS ~, C,,.
WTi,o l 49, IGun.G UoIot ~
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Personal NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all Of
ficers, sailors, and soldiers, wounded,
rupturei, or injured in the late rebel
lion, however slightly, are entitled to
apension. and thousands of pensioners
are entitled to an increased ia to-
Apply Immediately through
DIR. E. B. JACKSON,
[l724] Late Surgeon, U. S. Navy.
No. 4 New Chamber ST. New York.
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VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE: INSURANCE COMPANY

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS FOR 1875.
The Members of the VERMONT Mutual FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY are hereby notified that
tho following assessments have been made by
the Directors on all notes in force on the fol
10, t.,
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RetrV.
The Nun and Harp.
HARRIET PRESCOTT spoFFoRD.

HARRIET iRESCOTT SPOFFORD.
What memory fired her pallid face?
What tide of sorrow and desire
Poured its forgotten flood
Upon a heart that ceased to beat,
Long since, with thoughts that life was swee
When nights were rich with starry dusk
And the rose burst its bud?
Had not the western glory
Stolen through the latticed room,
Her funeral raiment would have shed
A more heart breaking gloom
Had not dimpled convent maid
, Hung in the doorway, half afraid,
And left the melancholy place
Bright with her blush and bloom
Beside the gilded harp she stood,
And through the singing strings
Wound those wan hands of folded prayer
In murmurous preludings.
Then, like voice, the harp rang high
Its melody, as climb the sky,
Melting against the melting blue,
Some birds vibrating wings.
All, why of all the songs that grow
Forever tenderer,
Chose she that passionate refrain
Where lovers, mid the stir
Of wassailers that round them pass,
Hide their sweet secret ? Now, alas,
In her nuns habit, coifed and yelled,
What meant that song to her?
Slowly the western ray forsooll
The statute in its shrine,
A sense of tears thrilled all the air
Along that purpling line.
Earth seemed place of graves that rang
To hollow footsteps, while she sang
"Drink to me only with thine eyes,
And J. will pledge with mine"
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LYONS KArnA1RoN prevents the
Hair from falling Oh; or turning gray,
renews it growth, and gives strength
aad vigor. It is acknowledgement
and makes splendid dressing. 1t is
the cheapest and most desirable Hair
Tonic ever produced. Used by the
elite. Price only so cents. CYL.
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PYLE's DIETETIC SALERATUs-Uni-
versally acknowledged the hest in use.
Each pound bears the name of JAMES
Pyle. None genuine without. [36y1
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mn AZ Tho choicest in the world
lUAO. Importers prices-Largest Com
pany in America-staple artice-pleases every
body-Irade continually increasing-Agents
wanted where-best inducements-dont
waste time-send for circular to ROBERT
WELLS, 43 Vesey St, N. Y, P. o. Box 1887.
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AGENTS. OUTFIT FREE
large Comu,i.s;oms & cash s'rcIn-
ii5saS

large Comu,i*s;oms & cash s'rcn-
iulas
FOE SELLIND
LIBRARY OF FAMOUS FICTION
COMPRISING THE Ten
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Nathck, Undinc,
Vicar OF Wakefield,
Paul and Virginia,
Elizabeth, Picciola,
Tales of the Arabian Nights,
Complete in ONE VOLUME of over 1000
pages, beautifully Hlilst"utct. with 81 full
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1t is the IvOEsED'S SEOEsX ssDOaG, and
all want to read 1t. Agents Outfit free to all
who mean business and will faithfully canvass
j. Es. EOIcD Il 90,
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BOSTON, Mass.
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Making 3 81 per cent. for
the year ending August /. 1875. to be paid to
to the Treasurer, at his Office in Mont
peler, on or before the Goth day of October
1875.
o. j. VAIL, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Vt, August /. 1875. [41w3l
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DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE !

1t is from such results and everyday proofs
ike these that physicians are now prescribing
the DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE as a3
iniaIlibc specific for removing the causes of
tn" Go"i, Chronic, Acute, or Muscular Rheu-
malism, Lnmbago, Siatica, Nervous Head
ache, Neuralgia Of the head, heart, stomach
and kidneys Tic Do!o,eux, Nervousness =,
Flying i'ains. Twisted Joints, Pain in the
Back and Loins, Weakness of the kidneys,
Tired feeling, Langud, Weary prosteration,
and all Nervous aud Chronic Diseases.
Let any sufferer who reads this purchase
small bottle and take it according to the in
strHct1ons around the package, and it will not
take long to convince him that paying doe
tors ices IS money thrown away-Lnimcnts
OF all Kinds are useless.
This medicine is for sale by all Druggists
throughout the United States and Canada. -
!t it happens that your Druggist has not got
1t IN stock, ask him to send for it to any
OF the Wholesale Druggists in Boston. or to
{. II, MARTIN x CO., Concord, n. II.
WELLS. RICHARDSON CO.,
Burlington, Vt.
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The Great Value Of the
Diamond Rheumatic Cure,

Boston, April, 1879.
Prot, ALpHoNsO KILLER Dear Sir
Many hanks for the two hotties of "DIA-
MOND RHEUMATIC CURE which YOU
so kindly sent me through Mr.. Marstoil.-
used but one bottle, which relieved me of Il
severe attack, and better still, have not had
twingo since and am in hopes I shall never
have another, as the last attack was in July.
1871. Should it, however. return, | still have
the OF her bottle lett and shall try it, and ex-
poet the same beneficial results. Gratefully
yours, l.. Il. SHE WELL.
Ihc above testimony ought to convince the
most skcptical Rheumatic that a SIRE cwre
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THE COL r U L E
A New Religious, Family journal.
Ladep 3ndea, Varied. PrcgreSsiUe, Cheap.

Rev. w. II. II. MURRAY, Editor
70 be issued October 9th.
Each No. will contain MIR. MURRAY'S
SERMONS, as preached in Music Hall. and
Editorials by Mr.. Murray and corps of able
assistants, with Special Articles by distinguish
ed Contributors. There will be Religious, Po-
liti,al. Agricultural Literary, Musical and
News Departments. All large typo
ONLY &2.2O A YEAR, including postage
g9F' AGENTS WANTED "a
In every city and town, to whom Liberal
Cash Comm issiOns will be paid. Address
with reference.
J. Q. A. Stone, Business Manager.
G. Il, Pub. Co., 146 fremont ST..
Boston, Mass.
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"TuE WORLD" AND ITS WORK.
[Bingtampton Leader.
These OF our Democratic friends who de-
sire to subscribe for a New York Paper will
find none that equals rHE WORLD in ability,
or that so fearessly and clearly advocates
Democratic principles. In the news from al
parts of the world, it is complete, and its
editorials ON all subjects arc vigorous and
logical. TO the farmer i. is invaluable -
teaches him many th:ngs that tend to promote
his best int, ests which he sorely needs his
eyes open to. The World is flow doing Il
e eat work in behalf of the Democratic party,
and shonld be fully sustained
THOROUGH NEWSPAPER.
Manchester Union.]
The WORLD, in point of ability enterprise
and influence, stands at the head of the Dem
ocratic press in this country,
Address, THE WORLD
30 Park ow, New York
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CHESTER TOWN FAIR.

The second annual Mechanical and Agr
cultural Fair under the auspices Of the Chester
Driving Park Association was held on Sep
TENDER 81, %, 23.
In the three minute races the following en-.
tries were made j. +. Gibson, Anna; A. II.
Danforth, Lallah Rookh II. w. Lincoln,
Chestnut Billy; r. f. Lowell, Black Frank
NJ. Warner, Springfield Maid. Anna won
the first money, $780, Chestnut Billy, second
S45, and Lalloh Roo!ih third, $50. Time,
9514.
Sept. 90. Trotting for purse Of $1G5, to
horses that never trotted better than $50
500 to first, $40, second, 500 to third:
II. o. Peabody. b m Maggie, 22Ill
;. w. Jonas, Little JOKER Il222
j. +. Gibson Anna, 13333
ii. w. Lincoln, Chestnut BILLY, "a dr..
Time :-2.io; 2ljls a4ja 2dS4 247b;
S.37 Race. Same day, purse $685. open
to horses that never beat 2S7-#t0O to first,
$45 to second, $50 to third
NJ. w. Perkins, Red Rock, 1929
II. w. Lincoln, Night Hawk 1882
A. II. Danlorih, Clifford, 2lll
Time :-2472i; 2.l3i.; 2.dj4 2.iG.
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THE WHISkEF ENG.
More Rumors Rbout tie Evidence Given to
tue ~. Louis Grand jury.


From tho nnpounts pivau NV McFaul
ue,r,s rtfyrnv rnnr.nnnn ,'nrr,,n ana utnrrs
a. n1'n. -, I'M mar in nm, n,nrbin.ry W. al
-, ,,,,,',,', ,,r,,r Irv,,. r. me 70 tIern $40.
-. ~
10" .s =, hare hove boro,s n utor,v C,sev has
fo,,, ,,,,t r.n,t's IN nd ,vs' ~ IN let nm
H. I,'',',,, ~, ~, f,Il.in,, N.vn 90 Ia A, n
"a nIttn cn,,nru a. war WINS hr,S' nd il was
,rr al th.t avn n ~ Iid exterd rho CIRCLE N
in us stren,tb f. take IN "A Presidential
H. ~ in l4v In xyas declared MAJ .hn v.rv
,,t tt,t ,,iuit H. r,sev Hrn,'l ! ns * ooo fnr
a st,,,,t.r ana =, rel,,I,r We'll. IL stinend
- ths nnvs skinned round ina uisttller, in
,r .sNI mo nrnrf ~ thn crHntnd ~ the rerti
N r. aud t,s.v'. MOI AZ = raised md ms nom de
,,l,,,'' ,ftnrbsd 10 ~ =, n ~ inc kin,,
f'V Vttr'i,s an v,,nt yr.ii t1r srerI poptba
u,, If, ,,,, ,i,v J,,r. - ma dnyv, am tia r,,siirr
~ IA t,,',, ,itn =, ,,,,m lat,nr il, III ia,,d aud
cnnsier, nan written vii over Ms face wnisDcr-
,,., ..'t..''t.'.
81. r.r, U,hcock has found ont what
C,..,'s '.ttin,- AMI ,y~'ve got tn tnkr INN ZOO
- ~ pr.si,'artf J.. s,.rrnt ~ and d, ~ Ir,i tin,n
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TuO rirHIOTs.
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o., f.rnu-ins Go,rraor Give hi. Opinion
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CuAfl.v~roN. :. G.. NoV. --GnV. CAau-
.,l .. r.-
'' '''. ""~ - 49, 90
li.,ns lie made them a speech at the Charles
~, !, g.. u.,to mora than IA ve.r 400
10" '"''' ~ - '."
that nc was cinc'da'e LOT tue SuuI&es OF 'he
Rcuuhlican party. and these same ludcpendents
,,it.I from IA 2 marty b.cause tncv could not
'"''V1 '""" ''' '''''
SUPPORT htr.--ii- 7, pJiatlnn Was such' ac, oruhE
TO tnrlr spoccuus lud newspaper articles, thai
...,,i.. ,,, ,,, tr .t.i,, a.. tl.t, outs,v
49, - 60 $500. ., -
ortu 10 tut'lu nearing from t"'li' hhu A iH'
to ca flcs on To- add ess them al the Military
nm vb,r. they hold their crnud pow-wuv.
II u'' N"'l' '''' "'." va" o." '
III" was ediuied 10y 400 manner "l N'll-' ana was
obliged to Ieeist from sueahtnI. The platform
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W. 500 80 T." It,r i,,.,..'.,it. no -
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Axe =" ~ ",',.', ' ,,,, ma nj tn, t'n,ntn,r
AN were .nnhrcd 10 retire o. Their Motel.
~ l' r,t H.v,,nr rho sane t,rtv
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'i','i.,,i ,, M a., rchnd a1put IN ii mex
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put forward by Mr.. ScHENcK ana his
associates, chiefly because he repre-
sentcd the United states Government,
and it was not supposed poSslDie
for che American Minister to be con-
ncctcd with fraudulent stock-jobbing
operation. Every device known to sharp
ers was used to stimulate the demand ana
when the explosion came several millions
of dollars had passed into the pockets OF
the conspiratOrs.
III, scandal spread all over Europc, and
our Legation was III. guccd. Every Amrri-
can clfixon felt the rcproach. ScurNct
was pat under the ban personally IN
England aud only tolerated at all beoausc
of hi. official rank.
Instead of recalling him. and purifying
Tie LEGATION from such a stigma, he was
permitted TO remain. rs if nothing h"d
happened. and was rather strcnethcncd at
Washington by his sharp practice on JOHN
Bull. such IL Grmtsm.
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II was announced by cable the other day
that Mn SCuENCK had written n letter to
the London TmCs, "cXposng the sys-
tomntic sale m ENGLAND of fictitious Ameri-
can University degrees" This may be all
uoh,, but what a change III ScHENcK.
Four years ago n PROSPECTUS was issued
in /. ndon of the q" Emma silver Mining
Company Oimtedl, with "A capital of Sj,OO0,-
CO." Thl- scheme was brought ont under
the auspices of W. NJ. STEWART, then II
senator from Nevada, and other sptcula-
lor, in ENGLAND and the United States. To
float il ucccssful'y, official character and
mnucnce were desirable.
Nj. SCHINcK had served rs member Of
the Joint COMMISSION for thcScttlcmcnt of
the Alabama Claims, and had thus become
well kuoWu by name IN England. Then he
Wus appointed Minister To London, which
gave him .diloual standing there. The
adVcntuIcrs who got up the I'm ma mine
nuud knew the market value of ScuENCK' 5
official endorsement, and how easily it
m gilt be procured. lie was Therefore
made leading air ctor ana trustee; and
when the details of the project were per-
! frctcd, It Wue launched with the credit of
| the Legation of tue United states TO sane
| lion the pledges Of enormous wealth in the
mine, ana OF AN annual revenue f. ON il for
dividends ranging between three and four
mllliohs of dollars. Thus endorsed. the
share, Immediately rose from 500 To Si3i,
and there was II great rush to secure them,
especially among the class OF small CAPT
taists to whom the sreat return promised
was a temptation.
The public trusted in the statement:
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peacon nmiIh,- narsn story.


Deacon smith of Wilkinson county,
own, diu own, horse, wnlcu one tlur ~
H. l4r saved hll un Ia, lcutNle amount ol
mon, \ rs - morse sense. ihr ucdt 'tl =. , niiu
+ u and wife, Wui,c unr,ihius ut tnrlf 'uud v
ne %, Wtie NerN IA .VH s,ilpil-vi at tuc dtt'uo 90
tiI morse. Wulcu VS. luurt IA tue rud4 II Al ne
huu. 20. II wound run ~ To- the gaze hrlLh
v,cifrruusly au, then ran OH aGuin, hl- "
zen, .,cd several times, duu the deacon arose
from tine tuc to ascertain tur c.u0c 81 hs
strange conuuct. lie rvdcued the door tnd
inuN,i oul, auu saw away On m the difcCtilu
the uurrr uad run dense suuht. II sciIeu AIS
hat aud ran 90 the place. "Gcutirmru,' sd
he, 4" .ptuiug n @ttdrk a ttcr dnd set II on
fac. AID the Il me. nad communicated a. my
feuCe around my corn ucli containing .nnul .
uusuels ui corn. Inc nlu hod cons ,ined ubNut
uupL, piurl, OF fcucin-, anu rth 'ued a. hlhuch.
NV uursc, Murn dllifcd, Was stan ln- iu tuiS
bra. ca. dipping hur II utu the w. en- ant
Throwing the water on the burning fence The
cruwu luoLcu lncredu,uus, ma tue deacon shl,
"Grhtlrmen, II you don't believe II, Iou ASK
Maualb.'
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FIODl ~ NIIlNlIIV Nu'fIl Nl0, u,
We ACKNOWLEDGE The receipt through the
mails OF u priutod sin wlirh purp RS - he a
uart of Henry W ri Beecutr's sermon On sun
a y last Ne are az luSs to understand me
reason fui such action on Il e part, IA pureniN,
Of the good people Of BluuhlNn. The ,prlnt IS
heaued "SIlruce uuder sun n, u" WuiCn, A. IL
supposed, means TIA 4 a.r. IS ecntr still has iai h
in the "polcN Of silence" Can II he pussinie
that Mi. Leecher's a hcrcnls are irving 10 M
nuence pubic opinion la adya .ce of tin Com
= e-atiunh CounCiis dcliboiaU ms un the adj
yis bll't> Of refusing IurtGer fellowship VITA
their pastor2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-15
Herr Won nulow n, oh,ckcrnl'- New Hall.


The great German pianist, composer,
and orr hcs,ral leader win give MS first concert
In thus clty tnls eyenin-. The occasion will
gather an additional interest from the fact that
the new Chickering Hall. at the corner Of the
Fith avenue aud Ei-h.eeuth street, Is 10 he for
tue first time opened to the pubic.
For wears these great mauufa turers have
practic ,ily been denied a hearing tor their NOBLE
instruments in TINS cry. AT last they have
secured II. and at the same time they nave
given to the public splendid concert room,
centrally located. beautiful in form, eventually
to be made more beautiful by the decorating
rt OF tn. fre~co painter, aud brilliantly hghtVd
hy sun-li.nt fcncctors aud side bra h, l..
there is An ample stage nAnked on her side
10y AN organ manufactured Tor the nall ~ MT.
ii rnc l.. * l-cVeit and supplied with every
modern adjunct tu ine lu-tfuthU mt, lucluulng.
Of course. tht uuw common rYr hUniditd stup,
wine however. in this instrument, 10 PURPOSES
of sft, distant iiq peculiar euec's' Is placed IN
the root.
II is Fortunate Tint so great rirtuJ,o n Won
llullW ,uanld uc iu tnl- country ia the mack "
time To- in a.glrate tine nall since Li.lt no
luu..er rlaY= in uuulic. save on the rires ucca-
- ln-. and iauSl- j, ~ more, Won lu CIV iud
Riutn~tein divide the crown ut kin-sntl II me
nan forte. The latter VS. fcrVcut. lh !ctupuS
FIERY. often oNerdying his Ciuuose. with his
own int 81 nAture. Won 3uiow, So those re .iorl
WIZ ~ We tad the ilc isdrc Ol caring MN
Identifies himself perfectly tn III, composer
e,iruuutlng Beethoven or tuOuln or Bnr i. ~
the NriV 3. irlt cot thosc masters, the IA rlleCi
and discretion Of tie PLAYER Always cputruliinl
time tor all Of us To iddge each Tor MINIS II Is al
| hand.