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observation-disclosures

Fred Teichman, at his cigsr aud ,oba ,eo
store on Eighth street, has just received a
large and complete assortment OF pipes, etc
AMI a large stock OF the best brand, OF Emo.
king and chewing tobacco. +. rs stand.
ard cigar always on hand. Give him a NJ.
= n 4 nm
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II. Block, boot aud shoemaker. on Eighth
street, between Washington AID CONNER.
eisi avenues, has gust received a new style
OF last. snd is now prepared TO make boot
that, for neatness snd comfort, cannot be
excelled. Give him . call and examine
thi. new style Of last. et-i-l5-lm.
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Don't forge, that Mr.. ID. l.. Davis, Of
the SIM. will lecture at Liberal Religious
Hall OIL Sunday evening next. The adj
dress will no doubt be- an interesting and
instructive one.
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We viii take, at the st. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 80 day borders,
q: $!2 per month, and5O boarders with cool.
pleasant rooms on the upper eoor, At 80
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying bosrders will be
accepted. JHw8rr WILCOX & Co.,
3i-s.2S.in. Proprietors.
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SOelee-LuuasbeP.

Having again established myself In the
Lumber business, at the Wall & Emit Mill,
| am prepared to sell lumber Of all kinds,
lnh. and Shingles at Wholesale and retail,
and to offer eN rs inducements at all times
guaran eeing the lowest possible prices.
t):-.rli.lm. j. i, NCGAHEY.
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The bieges: lunch ever set In Cairo. will
be spread every morning NJ the Planters
House. Wiener beer 10 the great sttrsc.
ton. ltpays TO visit the Fisnter.' House
aud try drink ofshis, the finest beer ever
offered In this city. 4lS.S.lc.3w.
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Gentle Gcrould for the pat Jew iay-
la. had a gang Of laborers at work on
the various streets Of this city. repairing
the street gas mains OF the Cairo City
Gas company, and othcrwi~" putting the
ca- fixture. in good running order.
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LOCAL NOTICES..


Mr.. p. Fitzgerald has just received and
ass on sale NJ hi. sales room y large stock
u English ale. porter. HenDe-sy brandy
and wines. and liquors Of all kinds, which
bs viii dispose Of Of reasonable prices.
2so-p-2S-tf.
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LOOK HERE!
Base Balls Of Every Description
Ar
PHI. II. SAUP'S.
Doxs: Dogs Dogs :.

On and after June lst, 1873, all dog. Iuu
niog at large, on which tax has not been
paid will be disposed Of. Call Of the City
Clerks Office and pay tax.
o-s-td. WM. ". WILLIAMS.
CITY Marshal
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on and after May 9Th the Passenger
Train on this road will lesye from the cor.
ner OF Commercial sveuus and Second
street ut 7;l5 q. m. The train will always
stop at the platform Of the Freight House,
ioos Of Fourth street near the Mississippi
ievee, where passengers can obtain tickets
10 u. Louis and all intermediate points.
CAIRo, MAJ I, 1873. e..
h6.?w. 1ouS tOccirr Ayar,
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A illl and complete stock Of line and com.
mon buggy harness. single or double, AT
ST, LOUIS pRIcEs, at the new shop next
door to Theatre los Commercial avenue.
Sew. l.. d. AKIN 4 Co.
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On Washington avenue. Wednesday
Oh india rubber tube. The finder will be
rewarded on leaving il at Winters gal.
lery. ll.-5-l3-3,
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Cottage or two story, with good accom-
mcda,ions. Address or apply to ID. r.
Bennett, Howe sewing Machine Orire.
tII-Llltf
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Engine and Boiler; also Saw Mill fix.
lures. If wanted. Forpar'icnlsrS enquire
orc. u. Woodward. 5l-lm
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Cir the best! The ''Star" shirt Is the
best shirt In existence. Sold only ny q.
Haythorne 4 Go. ta0-6-ll-3t.
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Brf your line shoe. Of o. Haytborne
& Co.
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THOMAS JOINS, sersi. 5. 5. u. 5. A.
Circuit Court.


Alexander county circuit court com.
mences on next Monday.
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THE Old Reliable.

AURORA BUCK BEER at Louis
Hcris,1's
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Excellent Teas.

The original American Tea Company, OF
New York. OF which Robt. Wells il PreN.
dent, was established in 1870, and since
tha; time has been steadily gaining in favor
not only in the city Of New York, but all
over the country, sntil now Its teas reach
every section. The leading Press OF the
city and OF hundred, Of places 10 tn, eoun.
and parties wishing excellent teas st low
prices, can with perfect confidence send
10 this company for them. Their teas are
put w in one pound packages. with the
Kind and p Ice prllt I'd on the wrappers |;
also, in boxes cont aiming ), 10, 90 and 80
po, nds. They range In price from - cents
,osi - per pound, oar merchants can
have samples mailed 10 their address by
enclosing 10 cent, tor each sample. The
company wish reliable agents IN every town
10 sc; ny clubs amongst families Tor their
teas. aud offer great Inducements. Send
Tor our circular. Address a,way-. RoLt,
Wels, Pres't. No. q Ne-ey -, New
York. j.s.d&w.6t.
the Ssate Sun0Ry SrhOOu convention
The Seventeenth Annual Convention OF
the State sunday School Association OF ILL.,
noi- viii be held In the City Of Alton, Tues.
day, " ednssdsy and Thursday, May a5,h,
10th andg:th, 1873, commencing Tuesday,
at 10 Q. m.
Each county In the State. except Cook, IL
entitled to ten delegates. The number from
Cook county 10 not limited. The pro-
grsmme viii be published coon, and for.
wsrded to lc county Secretaries. The ar
ransement, Tor the convention give prom.
ise ola mo'f profitable and pleasant scssi2n,
County Secretaries are requested to have
This notice published In the county papers.
X. =. JACOBS,
Chairman Of the Executive Committee.
laid
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-10-23
Gorhann.


Mr.. Joseph Chandler, who has been
considered ip very critical state of
health Is now convalescing, to the Joy of
his friends and those who had deSpaired
of his recovery.
The past week we saw poor untortu-
nate mute, deaf and dumb, meandcring
our streets, apparently happy under the
influence of liquor. He was made the
laorc conspicuous in this sad state through
the frequent gestures of the hands, the
only medium which God had provided to
make known his wants. lie attracted the
attention of all who came in sight of him
and elected, rs might well be expected the
deepest of human sympathy for the poor
fellow. Unable to speak and hear, yet q
being in human form was found, who, fol-
paltry sum stood ready to put the tempt
| ing cup to this unfortunate mans lips ant
thus deprive him of his reason. This
sorrewful sight Is eXcelled only in the re-
membrance of IN instance, when we be-
held an armless man Unlike condition.
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Colebrook.

A certificate was recently issued from
the town clerks Office of q ncighboring
town, to a man Of sevcnty-cight; the pro
posed bride is eighty-one.
The grangers propose soon to take mea-
sures to renew the interest of the mem
bers of the order in their meetings.
A forty foot addition to the main build
ingof the Parsons House has been com
menced by its proprietor.
Parties not feeling honored by q scrc-
made in honor of their wedding, propose
to have some forty of the young men OF
this town indicted at the Nov. term for
participating in 1t.
The rainy weather is causing consider.
able illness in this section, several deaths
having occurred in this town and vicinity
recently. There are those who are sc
unkind as TO say that the recovery Of oul
two leading physicians from their lonf
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New Hampshire Item J.

Lancaster.
The epizootic prevails quite generally
among the horses in this vicinity, though
in very mild form.
Frank Smith s Co. are receiving about
900 bbls. of choice Michigan apples, Par
ties i'll want OF some nice apples will do
well to look at them before buying.
Monday was the last day upon which
processes returnable at the November
term could be served, and was consequent
ly most busy day for the lawyers and
sherifS.
Martins Jewelry Store contains every
thing required in the line of watches,
clocks jewelry &C., and what is more
his prices are most reasonable.
TAKE NoTICE.-Hereaftcr / shall not
give credit to any one nor shall ask it of
others. Those who are indebted to me
must pay Immediately or otherwise shall
be in the poor house. L. Z. WILSON.
William Clough Esq, took up swarm
of bees recently that had been Improving
"each sunny hour" for fourteen years,
never having swarmed during the time.
1t was estimated that there was at least
400 pounds of honey in the hive.
Yes, striped, five pound Horse Blank
ct selling at Richard L. Kent & Sons
FL, fai1 To 4l,oir rNpioo
list of crockery. Colgates best toilet
soap six cents ball. Unusual bargains
in every department.
Que of the awarding committee on APP
Piles at the recent fair, informs us that the
second premium was awarded to Charles
d. Stebbins instead of John w. Savage,
as reported. The error occurred in max
log UP the report at the fair and was pub
lshed just as it was made by the com-
mittce.
Ladies viii find an excellent assortment
of millinery goods, adapted to the season,
at Mrs. Sparks store. She has recently
received heavy invoices from the New
1Ofk anu DOSlOu lldIhetS, SelcCtCu Win
special reference 10 the demands of this
community.
One day last week rs our artist, Mr..
Hill, was sketching i'll Wentworth, N. H.,
large black bear came in sight of him
and made himself quite at home. Mr..
Hill had no weapon with which to attack
his bearship and was obliged to allow
him to go on his way unmolcsted. Bears
are said to be plenty in that vicinity.
Charles King, one Of the observers sta,
toned on Moxnt Washington, was in
town last Friday, having made the de
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-10-23
DIAMOND EHEUNlTI2 CURE

Obtained at No. 81 Hanover street, Boston. The
statements accompanying the directions seemed
reasonable, and determined to give ta fair trial.
its efficacy. | followed the directions; and The
results were that on using the third bottle / was
sensible that it Wds acting powerfully and favor
ably, and before using the fourth bottle my pains
had passed away, and now have occasion to
GRIN with joyl that no longer have to bear
them. Yours respectfully, 4.
WM. u. PHELPS.
We take pleasure in stating that we are init.
matey acquainted with Capt, Phelps, and hereby
endorse the above testimony as genuine.
GEORGE G.. GOODWIN & CO.,
IS Hanover street.
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Whitefcld

Two horses belonging to Browns Lum-
Der Company have been missing since the
18th inst. AT first it was thought they
had escaped from the pasture, but now it
is feared that they have been stolen. They
arc bay color and weigh about SIS and
975 pounds respectively, one horse and
the other mare. The owners will cheer
fully pay for all trouble and expense to
whoever may give information that win
lead to their recovery.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-10-23

I illness, and the advent OF a new one In
this village has not improved the health
Of the inhabitants. The physicians seem
willing to join in the laugh against them
selves. The past summer has been UNI
usually healthy, aud funerals unknown.
A rumor, probably unfouded, that Judge
Ladd contemplates resigning causes many
expressions of regret among his friends
here of all parties. They feel that he is
the right man in the right place.
VIM. D. Barron is paying thirty cents
for starch potatoes at his mill in Stew
artstown. The farmers here hope their
noighbors will be no less liberal.
Hops of the best quality, eight cents
Cannot spectators from abroad afford to
iSit this section.
The following items were intended for
our last issue, but failed to reach us in
| seasOn.-Ed.
The recent attempt to establish fire
/ district failed, by decisive vote on Sat-
urday, 9th inst. The people are in favor
OF some action to prevent recurrence of
the disastrous fire of 1870; but dissatis-
faction within the boundaries of the ter
ritory included in the district has defeat
ed, for the present, the organization of a
district. The first meeting week earlier
caused much amusement to diSintercSted
auditors, and considerable feeling among
those interested within the limits of the
district; many spoke at length and excit-
eddy. Several arrests were made or at
tempted during the meeting, and decided
resistance of officers followed. The res
ident lawyers were ali prominent in dis
playing their respective peculiaritics,
and brother Barker of the Seminal was
decidedly indignant that the moderator
did not check the personal remarks made
by Hon. Hazen Bedel. One of the voters
made speech of over three hours, and
until Sunday morning, which resulted in
the adjournment of the meeting for ono
week, at which time the meeting proceed
ed to ballot, without debate, and will
entirely good feeling and order with tho
result mentioned above.
The low price Of starch potatoes ant
farm produce, and the probability that
but little will be done in the lumber woods
indicates the approach of "hard times" il
this section. The past two years which
have been years of PROSTATE business anC
distress in many sections, have been years
of general and unusual prosperity il
Northern Coos, but now there is Il feeling
here that perhaps we must share with the
rest the embarrassment so general in The
United States.
Several buildings and additions to build
ingS are now going up in the village o
Cotebrook. They are mostly owned by
mechanics and hotel men, which indicates
prosperity to those classes.
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CASH PAID

For hides, Pets. Hay, Butter, Round Hogs and
all kinds Of produce. PRANK SMITH & CO.
Lancaster, October Il, lss5.
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Died.

In Lunenburg, Vt, Oct. s, Mary, wife of Peter
Trainer, aged IS years.
In Lunenburg, VT, Oct. s, Lucinda, widow of
the late Capt. John Nichols, aged Oh years.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-10-23
He Crins with Joy.

LEXINGTON, MASS, june %, 1915.
Prof 44lph0Hse Hitler: Dear Sir-Fur the allie.
Walton of human suffering feel it my duty as
well as pleasure to Certify to the following facts
in my own Cass
The last spring was sore afflicted with Scatic
Rheumatism, suffering night after night and all
night, without the least cessation, the most eXcru
tatng pain ever knew. Ny doctor, who prac.
ticed in my family for over thirty years, to my
entire satisfaction, and IN whom still have the
utmost confidence, said that medicine would do
me no good-he could not helpme-time probably
would, aud in six or eight weeks 1t might leave
me; in the meantime "must grin and bear it."
But was not disposed to Ito so, and In my despe
ration caught at the first article, which under the
name of Quack or Patent Medicine, or any other
remedy, promised relief. 1t happened that this
4
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-10-23
Diamc1d heumatic Cure

This medicine is prepared by careful, expert,
enced and conscientious physician, in obedience
to the desire of numberlcss friends in the profes.
sion, in the trade and among the people. Every
bottle is warranted to contain the full strength of
the medicine in its highest state of purity and de-
velopment, and IS superior to any medicine ever
compounded for this terrible complaint.
In simple eases sometimes one or two doses
suffice. In most chroAic cases it is sure to give
way by the use of four or Ave bottles. BY this
are save to those who least afford to throw it
away as surely as it is by nc purchase of useless
prescriptions.
This medicine is for sale at all Druggists
throughout the United States and Canada. III
it Happens that your druggist has not got
it in stock ask him to send for it to any of the
wholesale agents in Boston, Concord, Worcester,
Providence, Portland, :angor, and other places.
Price 81 q bottle
WELLS, RICHARDSON 4 CO., Burlington, vt.
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Mr.. Phelps is gentleman we'll and favorably
known in this community, and for the past forty
years has been recognized by our shipping lricr.
chants as one of the most successful captains
sailing from the port of Boston. This testimony
Is genuine and speaks more than volumes could
eNpress in favor OF the greAtmerits Of the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-10-23

Lunenburg.
Promenade concert at Chandler House
Tuesday evening, October 10Th. Music,
Vance's band. All are invited to attend
Dancing, 80 cents; oysters, 80 cents.
East Concord.
The Ladies' AID Society of East Con-
cord gave concert and supper ca the
evening Of the !tth inst. the profits to be
applied to furnishing the new church.
The entertainment was Il very pleasant
affair every way. The net proceeds were
about $50.
The outside OF the new church is near
ly finished. 1t viii be very neat and
commodiouS house of worship. The cit
iA2ns deserve great ere lit for their zeal
aal unaninity in carrying on the enter
prise thus far and it is hoped their inter
est will not abate until the bliIding is
flashed and paid for. A partial payment
from each subscriber at this time would
relieve the committee from some cmbar-
rasSment.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-10-23
State at Large.

At tho Circuit Court, in the county
Of Grafton, n. H., in the case Of
Robert w. Laird VS.. Connecticut and
passumpsic Rivers Railroad, to re-
cover Of defendants for burning his
store at Barnet, VT, in the spring of
1872, the jury disagreed, being out
fifteen hours.
Miles, the Barre bank robber was
taken TO Windsor yesterday.
S. d. Bugbee Of Rutland, who was
sent to the insane asylum u few weeks
ago, having been release, has publish
CT card, saying that his dcrange,
mcnt was caused by intemperance.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
Guildhall,

The dwelling house of John Sheehe
on Guildhall hill was burned Thursday
evening of last week. Loss about $500 (;
insurance on house $500 and on furniture
the same. But very little stuff was saved
for want of help. Cause, defective Chin
ney.
The sale of property belonging to the
estate of the late Ephraim Ward, came
OFF as per advertisement on Wednesday.
John w. Hartshorn, auctioneer. Hay
sold for $3.50 to 1915. Buckwheat, 5S
cents; oats, II cents; COW, S34.75i hog
estimated to dress off 800 lbs, S26.15.
The farm was struck of to Charles Keith
for 2,45O.
The Congregationalists are painting
their church outside, and plastering
painting, and granting the inside, prepar-
atory to the getting of minister.
Frank Hall has just received car load
of corn which he will sell as low as it car
be afforded.
The Hanson family have moved into the
house lately owned by q. 2. Frye, ant
Chas Farr has moved across the rive
opposite the toll house.
The Methodists continue their meeting:
about every evening in the week. The
pastor, Rev S. +. Cushman has had some
ministerial and lay help from abroad. A
good degree of interest is manifested
numbers rising every night for prayers
We think that if they have an abiding
faith and look to that source from whence
their help cometli, they will witness {
greater outpouring of the Holy Spirit thar
they yet have done.
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B { l. MI q NJ 7
EUROPEAN TIOTEL.)
623 and 625 Washington ST.
InDDoeYrY- ~, am, ,r,,,,,,,,,,N

30 5 II ON.
This new and cOmmodlous hotel, built by the
late Gardner Brewer, Esq, is now open to the
public. 1t is complete in all the modern appoint
ments-Passenger Elevator, Steamboat and run
ming Water in the Rooms; Bath and Toilet Rooms
on each Floor, ETC., etc. Very centrally located,
near the Common, all the places Of amusement,
Public Buildings, and Southern and Western De-
potsf and The numerous Steamboat lines; Horse
Cars and Stages to all parts of the City and
Suburbs, connecting with all tho Depots, pass the
door continually
Rooms sl.00 per day and upwards, according
to location.
An excellent Restaurant at moderate prices
Your patronage Is solicited.
Lon. III. SANBORN. E. A. HARDY.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-10-23
Married.

IN Lunenburg, VT, Oct. 4, by Rev. II. f. Forrest
Mr.. =. ID. Dolan, of Portland, Me-, and Miss Mar.
garet Cassidy, of New Ireland, c. f.
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Minor kilograms.

ALBANY, n. Y, August 2S.-A portion
Of the mechanical hall ut the Fair
Grounds, fell last evening, killing one
child and iujuring another,
LONG BRANCH, August 23.-Owing to
the heavy rain today the opening Of the
extra meeting at Monmouth Park has
been postponed till Thursday next.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, August 23.-In the
baby farming house here, the keeper nd.
mits that three out Of four children
brought to her to nurse within five weeks
have died.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-John W.
Sturdy has been appointed lnteral Rev.
enue Gauger Of the Fourth District, and
Moore G. Blackwell in the Fifth District
Of Indiana and Harry II. Mathews store.
keeper In the Sixth District Of Kentucky,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24
Tho Crowd at Gilmore's Gardens

New York, August 23.-The Gilmore
immense concert garden was crowded to.
night on the occasion Of n special musical
reception to the American Rifle Team.
Just inside the Madison avenue entrace
were suspended four American flags, four
Union jacks and four Irish llags. The
Team entered amid the cheers Of
the vast audience and occupied two
alcoves especially reserved for them. The
first part Of the programme was then per-
formed by the band consisting Of march
triumphRl, introducing "lGre the con.
Quering hero comes" after the perform.
anCe, the Team took q position on the
music stand and Gen. Shaler introduced
Gen. Sharpen, who delivered an address
Of welcome which was responded to by
Col. GiIdersleeye. The remainder OF the
music programme including the Irish and
American airs was then carried out and
the audience dispersed. Trophies won, by
Americans were exhibited at the upper
end Of the garden, and at the lower end
werO posted up the names Of the victors
with the diagrams uf the scores that each
made at DOllymOunt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24
Chicago Certificates.

CHICAGO, August 23-Comptrollet
Hayes has temitted SS500OO to pay the
certificates Of Indebtedness maturing at
American Exchange Bank, New York,
September lat. This remittance included,
he has paid since the first Of the month
over 81 100000 Of certificates, and issued
Sl22OOO, reducing the amount Uustand-
ing to SSS3,O00, with n balance In the
treasury Of $4,000, and nothing Of con.
sequence maturing before the lat Of No.
venber. Mr.. Hayes says the taxes are
coming well, and he does not anticipate
any serious difficulty in the finances Of the
city in consequence Of the attempts made
to create public feeling by the parties who
have temporarily defeated Judgment
against their lands for unpaid taxes. The
amount il not large enough to be embar.
raSsing, and the stringent measures about
being reSOrted to Of levying on personal
property and attaching the estates Of de-
tAulting hon.residents, will compel pay.
ment from these deiaultefs and secure an
earlier settlement OF taxes hereafter.