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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10
State at Largc.


The City Council of Manchester has Of
fered a reward of $500 for the arrest the
person or persons who may have set fire
to the stable of Jeremiah Cronan.
Claremont will soon come i%to posses
sion of about $50, Oo0,by the result of
suit involving the Tapp.n estate. The in
| terest is to be used for prizes for advanc-
cd scholars, and to aid the indigo in gain
in~ admission to the high school.
The White Mountain Medical Society,
composed of physicians in Northern New
Hampshire and Northeastern Vermont,
recently resolved that they did not think
it advisable to make use of tobacco, ere
garding it as poison which has no place
in the human economy" and pledged them
selves to induce as many as they could, to
abstain from its use.
Some two years ago or more. the Farm
ers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Gilnanton, then bankrupt and having ceas-
cd to do business, made an assessment on
the notes given by the insured for premi-
ums and attempted to collect it; and many
. suits are now pendMg in the courts against
those who have refused to pay the assess
ments. Judge S. w. Rollins, to whom
2G of these suits were referred, has de-
cided against the validity of the assess
ments.
j. G. Thompson of Winchester was ar.
rested, Tuesday, and brought before jus
} ticc S;ickney, ofMilford, on charges offor
gerry and obtaining notes under false pre-
) fences. He waived examination and was or
dcrcd to give SO. 900 bonds to appear al
the Amherst May term. Thompson, il
connection with one Rookie, who has now
run away, victimiAcd many farmers in Hills
. boro and Cheshire counties, by pretend
. ing to sell them patent rights, which thor
ough examination of the Patent Office rec
ordS shows had no existence except in TIT
, minds of Thompson and Rookie.
The Grand Jury Of Grafton county return
ed the following indictments last week -
Against JOS. G. Whitcomb,o of Grafton, 70
receiving an application for insurance, no
having proper authority; George Young
of landau, for an assault; Noah w. FL
liot, Jr., of CamptOn, for an assault and at
tempt to rob Abraham Darling; Allen Per
: kins, of Bath, for stealing; Frank Hubbard
Il ofLisbon, for an assault; Moses B. Saw
! y:r for the murder of Alma Emerson, O
: Piermont, and the seleetmen of Lisbon
for placing names upon the checklist III
: lawfully. In the case of Sawyer,a motto
> was made to have the trial continued t
: the May term of the court, to be holden a
Plymouth, on the ground of local feelin
against the prisoner, which motion wa
y granted.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10

eumstances and surroundings few Of US
imagine. Whatever the future may bring
the West it il not like New England now
in this regard, and in many parts is utter
" the reverse. MIny a man becomes
changed not for the better by migration
there. Not that it need be so, bat Is
Burns says,
"Mankinl are ever weak.
Ahl little u be trustei."
Not few grow stronger and better by
the change, but removal from home re-
striant, almost invariably, among doubt
fal associates, leads many aStray.
There is acofdiallty and friendliness for
the stranger among Western churches
more openly shown than here, but there
is home feeling in our native place that
is better, and we know that lifelong
friends more deeply care for us.
But my letter is unusually long. had
thought to give some of the material
days works, dollars and cents-reasons
for choosing to live in Vermont, bat have
spent too many words and too much space
already. A VERMoNTER.
Nelson Call has seven pullets, evidently
descendants of Old G lines famous hen,
as they laid ten eggs last Sunday. Nelson
vouches for the above.
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Bloomhel

Fred 7. Stevens, of Columbia, N. H.,
intends to- build starch factory close by
the saw mill now owned by ChdS. Stevens,
about two miles north of Bloomfield vii
lage. Som. of the timber is already on
the spot.
Chas Stevens has decided to put steam
engine in his saw mill.
james Boothman, formerly in the en-
ploy of Perkins, Johnson 4 Co., has PR
chased the steam engine in the mill owned
by Boutell 6 Co., situated in the pine
grove in the town of Ferdinand. M.
Roothman, who is engaged by the som-
pany to saw the pine remaining, will,
when the job is completed, 60 into busi-
ness for himself.
Mr.. Beaman Bowker has sold his house
in the village, which he lately vacated, to
I Mr.. John Boyle, for $500
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Canaau-Charles Green, Charles Weeks. |

Canaan-Charles Green, Charles Weeks.
Lemington-George Ramsey = Arthur
T. IIolbrook. -.....
Brunswick ID. ". Smith, William
Fitch.
Maidstone-Wm. J. D. Stanley, L. c.
Luther.
Galldhall-E. s. Frecm1n, HavillsLam-
kin, VIM. II. Meacham.
Granby-O. s. Rice, Samuel Dudley.
Brighton-E. p. Lee, l.. Rosebrooks.
Victory-George A. Appleton, l. r.
Houston.
East Haven-D. c. Hudson.
A meeting of the Directors and Execu-
tive Committee is TO be holden at
Lancaster Saturday, June 9Th, to COM
plete the making up of the pre-
mium list and make all necessary arrange
ments for holding fair the coming fall.
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In Whiteheid, v H., March 2s 1875, Susannah
Burns, relict of the late David Burns, aged 50
years and months.
In Bloomfield, Vt, Feb. 23d. Cordelia A. Robe,
aged 50 vears.
In Dalton, March 90, of Pneumonia, Mr.. Elan
GrlswOld, aged about 10 years.
In Stark, y. H., April 27th, 1878, of Consumr.
ton, Louise. wife Of Aaron J. Smith, aged 10
wears months and DAYS.
In Stratrord, March 81, 1875, of Paralysis. Zen.
iomfn y, ockingtOr, aged Il years
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Whitefeld.

Last Wednesday, Mrs. John Burns
slipped and fell, striking in such a manner
as to break her leg just above the ankle.
In this issue we record the death, at
the.advanced age of 80 years, of Mrs.
Susannah Burns, which event occurred at
her home of the past GO years, in White
field, on the 2Sth ult. Among the aged
persons present ut her burial was the ven
cradle Simeon Warner, So years of age,
who had known the deceased long and
intimately. He remarked as he looked
upon her for the last time: "Good bye,
old friend; I've known you for more than
half century-am close behind" Mrs.
Burns was the mother of Calvin w. Burns,
Esq, of Lancaster, and widow of the late
David Barns, whose father was a Revolu.
tionary pensioner.
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Stratford Hollow.

Stratford Hollow.
Benz. B. lexington, Esq, an old and
prominent citizen of this place, died on
the 3lSt ult., aged about II years, leaving
numerous descendants.
A child of Austin +. Knight, of this
place, little girl two years old in May
next, swallowed belt pin about three
inches in length, with sharp point, on
Wednesday last, and although there was
great apprehension Of fatal consequences,
it was discharged on the third day with
out apparent injury.
Henry Aiken and John Ogle, two very
likely and respectable young men, left
here for California last week with the
best wishes of all.
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SvDIBEE FROM TIE SEVERAL STATS.


NEmber of cars over the different roads-Boston
& Lowell, 8; Fitchburg, s.; total, ca.
Prices Of Market Eeef-A few choice, 5000
extra $3.50 to sl0.25; first quality, $500 70 S925
second quality, $500 TO $780, third quality, 5000
TO $3.50
Prices of Store Cattle-working oxen, per pair,
from slO0, $50, SI75 to S240.
Mich Cows aud Calves from S35 to S63; extra,
sGj to sa5. FarrOw cows, $50 10 go.
Yearlugs, $40 to so; two years old, SlS TO $50
three years old, SIS 70 SIS.
Prices of Sheep and I.ambs-In lots LOO, $3.50 10
$500 each; extra, Si.25 to $3.50 each, or from
IL to lie per 10. Lambs, s TO DC per ID.
Veal Calves, - tn Sl2.
Prices of Hides, 1allow and Skins-Brighton
hides, to s l-2c per ID; country hides, Lee
per ID. Brighton tallOw, IL 10 &c per Id; coun.
try tallow, 5 TO 5 Lee per ID.
Pelts Sl15 to sl.25 each. Calf skins IL to l5c
per lb.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
y. b. Beef-Choice grade includes nothing but
stalled 100 to 400 lbs bullOcks Extra and first
quality include the best, large, fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and two and three
year old steers
Sheep-Extra includes cossets, and when those
of inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle-The supply was very mucn the same as
last week. 52S head were Western, handled by
Western dealers. Very few buyers present, and
the least show of business noticed for number
of weeks.
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Lunenburg.

Lunenburg.
1t has been arranged to have an old fash
toned spelling match at the Town Hall
next Friday night, 10th. Everybody is in
vited to be present and participate in the
exercises. prize book will be presented
the champion of the evening. Admission
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10
Stark.

Alexander Wentworth of this town, has
eight ewes which have brought him
thirteen lambs. Pretty good stock to
keen
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10

~ Manchester, Y. H., April 4, at the resi- lence
Ofthe br les father, by Rev. ii. f. wool, MIR. Chas
II. Wingate, Of Famngtor, Y, H., to Miss Ida,
daughter of Arson ii. Hartshor , formerly of
Lunenbur", Vt.
In Bloomied Vt, April At, by Rev. r. Pritty,
Mr.. Jlmes o. Stevens and Ella T. Howe, both Of
Columbn, y. III.
In Ameda, Cal, March litt, at the'residence Of
the brides parents, by Rev. q. W Mayer, Mr.
John Q. Nutter, of Ukiah City, Mendocino coun.
ty, Cal, and Miss Mary Beta Green, of Almeda
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10
Dalton.

Jurymen for the April term-Charles
NJ. eastman and Abraham w. Hubbard.
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wATkKTOwN UNION LIVE STOCK

For the week ending Tuesday, Mar. n. 1875.
ANouNr OF LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-04-10

Married.

In Dalton, March 81, to Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. Hall, a son.
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CRANKY

Cranky
Rev. Charles Duren has been engaged
to supply the Congregational pulpit for a
year.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-04-10

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Public Meeting.

At a meeting Of the citiz ms Of this
county held at The Scranton Acade-
my, on the 9th day Of April, 1875,
the following REGULATIONS ere adopt
ed.
The meeting was called TO order ct
II NJ. l.. n. PANTHER, presiding,
and Nr. Geo. Wood being called
upon by the ehairmar, explained the
object as follows:
70 take measures to quarantine
the Port Of Eist Pascagoula and have
them enforced for the protection OF
the citizens.
Tn motion " Mr. Jos. Ellison, q
committee OF five persons, consisting
OIL Messrs. Justin Durel; JOS. Ellison,
VIM. Dodson ST., W. III. Gillespie
aud DR.. W. T.. BradGeid, Was ap,
pointed TO procure from New Or
leans aud Mobile a form of the Quar-
anllne Regulations of each city, and
praii 'lerefrom a set of Regulations
10 lie used at this Port, and report
Their action on Thursday next, the
9Th inst.
on motion by Mr.. Geo. Wood, the
meeting was adjourned till Thursday
hexi 3 p. NJ. Ii. I. TAYLOR,
Sec'y.
lhe meeting was held pursuant to
sVJoprnn ent on the 9Th, Mr. l..
N DAIMLER in the chair.
Report of Committee appointed to
Draft Resolutions presented by DR..
ofadheld as chairman, and on motion
ny Mr.. Wood are adopted.
on motion Ivy Mr.. Wood, the
COMMITTEES on Resolutions are re
qOes'ed to instruct the meeting In
,'Sard TO the subject of Quarantine
''m such information as may have.
'esa acquired by their Investigations
on motion by Mr.. Wood the
Taalrman and Messrs. w l.. Dodson,
Nav sdfield and W. Fl. Gillespis
are appointed a Committee to wait
VI The Board of Supervisors and
press them to action.
II. T. TAYLOR.
Sec,y.
M, RESOLUTIONS.
"nereas. BY teiegraphic reports
ase advised Of the prevalence OF
"'" 'esef at Havana aud other
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Mr.. Joe Lamus, who was engaged
inlhe Bakery business last 4
and Fail, has r,umed il, md isrre-
pared 10 lul niah lis cd customer. aud
US many new olea Ms p~os-ible' with
fresh bread and cakes. He will lie
glad 10 wsil npon all hn luror him
nth their custom, and determined to
hopes 10 merit a iah share of
the public patronage.
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Marine AND COMMERCIAL
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swedish IA psLf Gasts( BFHudt.
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DO a, Ant0netts, s~sanize,
Sehr Tsxsns. Bfigzs.
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DO DiOne. Dutat
To which are Ia be- added those above under
the head Of "Eu,srod,
LUMBER STATEMENT,
Cleared iiOn, sept vt .............. lS3O0,3N
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Total. ...... ~ ,0it, 53i
Memofandam-Sailed not cleared, schr Vernal,
Kicker. no tons Galveston, lJ0.O 0 II lumber by
Morrill, s. ShOOlbred.
REMARKS.
To above statement % per cent
he added Tor lunber shipped
IN vep,els under coasting license, no,
clearing at Custom House.
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Wgcsll %attenIoa ~ tte business
card n W.. j W. Grim Of Moo
Pgint, whOsc name 50 d merchant Il q
synonym Of mobiy. integrity, and
perl,ct f~irsdpaling.
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II ia Just as We expected. The Civil
Rights hill is causiilg a great deal
more trouble in the North than the
South. 1t Is carrying home TO the
former what tie latter has felt Tor
several yeais.
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r IL XAa.

TEXAS. .rs
~PoSTPoNEMENT OF THE TExA REAL
ESTATE DRAwING-Os wing to the lnvarihle
custom of postpcning Drawings. the public will
not believe they will take ptace until the expect
ed pos'pouement takes place, Although literally
pasonized. we have not disposed of quite all
the tickets. Owing to the above cause, together
with the II precedeuted rains and floods through
out the entire South, as well as Texas. and as we
are determined 70 have a flu drawing thereby
insuriug entire satisfaction to all ticket holders,
we have postponed our drawing to May Eth
about sixty days, when every Prize shall be
paid in full, amounting to over Quo acres of
choice land centrally located. near rail roads, u
Houses 1925 Gold Coin prizes, among them one
of 4 0,00J and Jne of $5,uOo. Our enterprise is
endorsed by tne City Council. Reliable Agents
wanted. Seud for Circula $ they viii convince
you, we are both reliable and responsible. Tick
cts reduced TO 81, Eleven for $40 aud % for $50.
No connection with any other simila- enterprise
j. T. FOSTER,
mcbl3-2m. Manager, HousTos, TsxS.
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NEW ENTS
NOTICE.


. MAY |. 1878 to APRIL 30, 1876.
The Revised S~tatutes of the T., s. Sections $3.50
1887, 323S and 1899, require every person epgag-
ed in any business. avocation, or employment
when renders him liable 10 a Special FAX, TO
Procure and Place Conspicuouslv in his Estab-
lishment or Place of Business a Stamp denoting
the payment of said Special Tax for the Special
Tax Year beginning hay |, 1879, before com,
mencing or continuing business for April 80, 1873
The Taxes embraced within the provisions OF
the law above quoted are the following. viz;
Rectiiierp, 5000 90; Dealers retail liquor SIS 90
Dealers. wholesale liqnor 100 90 Dealers, in
malt liquors, whclesale so 90 Dealers In malt
liquors, retail 20 90 Dealers in Leaf tobacco
IS 90; Retail dealers in leaf tobacco $40 90.
And on sales of over 81 zoo, iiftv cents for evey
dollar in excess of 81 700,
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 50 w, NJ anu
iacturers of stills 50 90; And tor each still manu-.
ftctured 20 0. And for each WI m manufactured
20 90 Manufacturers of tobacco 10 90; Manu-
~faeturers of cigars 10 90; Peddlers OF tobacco,
first class. more than two horses or other ami
mails so Oh; Peddlers of tobacco, second class
two borses or other animals) % 90; Peddiers of
tobacco, third class. lone horse or other animal
SIS; Pedd'ers of tobacco, fourth class, on foot or
public cJnveyance 10 90; Bowers OF less than
800 barrels SO 90; Brewers of $50 barrels or
more 100 90,
Any person, 80 liable, who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject
to severe penalties.
Persons or Firms liable to pay any of the Spe-
cial Taxes named above lnust apply to NJ.
SHAUGHNESSY Collector of Internal Reeve
uue, LIST District, at jackson, Miss, and pay for
and procure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps
they need. prio" to May / 1875, and without
fUrther notice.
Office of Internal Revenue.
Washington, ID. c February list, 1875.
j. W. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
March 70, 1878. april l0.4t
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Important to Patrons and All Consumers
Grange STORE.
BILOXI 49, : MISSISSIPPI.
Par. Christian Resd,J

II aving adopted the Grange Plan of Cash
IlSales. NJ low profit, ! am enabled 70 maize
a support on the small margin of ten cents in
the dollar. aud in order t. co operate dirert
with consumers, l have ipsuguufed - system
by Which YOU can procure FRI sh, and of the fms
quality, Family Supplies of every descrip.
Il m, a. VIII o lesale priees. 1
viii keep cousdsnflv on band y well
selerfed Stock Of Gcods of every variety.
I will receive all kinds Of Country Produce on
sale or in exchange for eoeds. propose deal
iug largely in Oys,ere and Fish and will there
fore be able TO ia all orders promptly aud
reasonably.
a. &. BROWNING
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NOTICE.

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To Cons sspftUes

APREACHER of the Gospel, having cured
his son of Consumption Ia it's worst stages. after
being given mp TO die by the most celebrated
physicians, desires tc make known the curs
(which proves euecessful in every easel 70 those
afflicted with Asthma, Brpnehuis, Coughs, Colds.
Consumption, md all Afeeuons of.the Th-vat
and Lusgs. and will send the Recipe, free of
charge 10 all who desire il. if they will forward
their address to DANIEL ADEE, l76 Fulton
ST.. New York. oct24-6m
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~ Successors Of w. Harrington & Co.. by
appointment Of the Efecciive COMMITTEES Of the
State Grange Of Mississippi. and Special
AGENTS, also, foe the States Of
Alabama, Tennessee and K~ansns.
VIII sci, on consignment cotton aud products
of All kinds whatsoever: will make liberal
cash advances thereon. bills Of lading attached.
viii fnl AL orders promptly and at the lowest
rates. AL inquiries As TO price of bill of goods
promptly answered and goods forwarded on re-
ceipt Of money or cotton.
~ Special J~aeiiities rhen Brothers bug IN
SEND Us YOUR COTTON AND YOUR
ORDERS, serl2 6n
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BOYS & GIRLS

In 4 light honorable business
No capital required. dina
teur printing presses, micro
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-04-10

NM RESOLUTIONS.
whereas. By telegraphic reports
s'e advised Of the prevalence OF
'"'s" lever at Havana aud other
, 1875-02-22

enrpost and outspoken, but lacking in concen-
tsaton Of thought. ffa commenced uish re-
view ct Biblical history, and pronounced tho
religion Of afosea and the prophets IA tasson Of
esoncrnonta and sacrifcea.' After dwell
lux 1t length Upon Christianity In It's
earlier days. ho attscknd tho religion Of
the psotont with great yigor, and a5gued.that IL
Naa it'lr.is'aonle contly aud exclusive flo then
pictured tic d'ntinction In popular faiths, draw
inK tAe lines ehtscly hctwoon IrDtc.tantism and
Catholicism hkilltnily weaving II. and discussing
tho variouE religious tenets Of the several
churches. especially in 1efosnncv To the
Trinity. lie regarded modern Christianity "a tho
worst order OF slavery, for the reaaon tLat The
Church dare not question Ii, or for 4 moment
rccosnzo that anything could take its Dlacc.
Iie wns not OF ttIoao who wouli lay rnti,lnss
llandn npon 1t and tcar 1t down. hut no1,1, Yalher
build 1t up by tncnlca:ng into l1ln public mind
higher ldeas Of life, and BY pnpAIarz,ng pl.ynicsl
aud mental education. Christianity as IL VAS
i'o..:oucd its loavonn and hnlls and popular
rrl:gio, VA but q Reconciliation ci tho
noHi. The prinonH. fallowa, and ;Allloline had
for 1.53D yearn been a rart Of The grandeur Of
EhrietKhttY. md On tho bhttle-felt. h.nsd the
carnngn anil blood, chapiatns had never baetI
wanting. The BnoaLnr vas liHtensd 10 with mark
Ell attention throughout, ard frequently inter
rliptea by aprlatlue.' especially Wien Asthilns
what scenetl tn him tho srfors in popular rolig-
i'm. Tie eceo..i lecture of the col1rAn Will DO
dalivofod t'uuday evening. tho sub]ecs 10 bs Jet
ottpSIU nroi.