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sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

rs a Local and Constitutional Remedy.
LooAL-Because II is applied directly TO the seat Of
disease the nasal passages, ty insuation, where 1t
acts instantly clearing the head of mucous accumuA-
tions Rllaying pain and soreness subduing nhAmma-
ton and gradually drying up the discharge.
CoNsrITUTIoNAL-Because it is taken internally,
where by its Alternative and resolvent properties 1t pu
rifles the blood OF the acid poison always present in
CItArrh, keeps the pores open, the skin moist and
healthy gives tone to the nervous forces, improves
the appetite and enables the system, by its powerful
tonic influence, to completely throw of the disease.
Each package contains 4 Treatise on Catarrh and
DR.. sanfords In proved InhAling Tube. Price Sl.OJ
Sent prepaid to any part Of the United States for
$l.25. For sale by Druggists everywhere. WEEKS
4 POTTER, Boston, General Agents,
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Netp advertisements.
AUCTION SALE
OF LIVE STOCK!

VNHE subscriber will sell at public auction at the
Charter farm, opposite ]. NJ Moore's, near VIII
Iamsyilie, VT. on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2Oi 1875, at II
O'Clock, NJ, sharp, the following Live Stock:
az Head Of Horses and Colts,
consisting Of Ave brood mares from three to eight
wears old sucking colts, yearling colts, two year
old colts, 10 three and four year old colts;
100 Head Of Cattle,
consisting Of 80 head Of yeArling hefer 10 steers ~
COWS with fat calves by their sides, or new mich
cows 80 head Of fat cows aud heifers' ana Searns
bulls. ,,,,,, :, -,
The above is all grade Durham stock. VIII be sold
for cash or % days approved credit :, ...o,,,
williamsville, VT, Oct. IL, 1875. A2-As
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Legal Notifies.
CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO,

~ Sc. The Probate Court for said District.
To all personsinterested in the Estate Of HIRAM
JOHNSON, late Of Vernon, deceased, Greeting:
Whereas, George Howe has presented to this
court an instrument purportng to be the last Win Of
said deceased, for probate: You hereby notified
that this court will decide upon the probate Of said
instrument ut the session thereof to be held at the
Probate Once in Bratteboro in said district on the
last Saturday Of 0ctober, A d. 1875, when and
where you may appear and contest the same, IL you
see cause. AZ ASA KEYES, Register,
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New York stock and MONEY market.

New York, oct. u. Money easy at 2@3 Ia per ct.
on call Gold closed at Il6. Government bonds
steady. The following are heclosing quotations:
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WE1sTER's
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100000 ACRES

OF MICHIGAN LANDS
For sale!
The Lands Of the Jackson, lansing Saginaw Rail.
road Company are Now Offered For Sale.
They are situated along it's railroad and contain
large tracts Of excellent FARMING and PINE lands
The farming lauds include Of the most fertile
and well-watercd hardwood lands in the State. They
are timbered mainly with hard maple and beech soil
black sandy loan, and abound in springs OF purest
water. Michigan ia Of the least indebted and
most prosperous State 10 the Union and its farmers
have greater variety crops and than any
Western State. While Of the prairie States may
produce in greater abundance, they have 9TH
resource and when this crop fails destitution fol-
lows. has been the the past year in Kansas
Nebraska. For maps circulars, and further informa
tion, apply to or address
ON. BARNES.
Land Commissioner, Lansing, Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

A SkDUCER AND ABoRrIoNIsT.-Last
winter, Jay Owens, hospital steward at mil
itary headquarters in st. Paul, Mimi, was
arrested, tried in the common pleas court.
convicted and sentenced to one year and
four months imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary, for seduction and procuring an abor-
ton on Julia A. Mann. Through the exer-
ton Of the military officials, a stay of exc
cution OF the sentence was secured, Owens
being released on bail in the interim, aud
the case taken to the Supreme Court ON an
plicai ION for a new trial and TO set aside Ger
lain rulings of the court below The Supreme
Court has now rendered its decision. All the
judges cOncurring, refusing the request. Last
week Owens bOndsmen surrendered him
He was locked up I'm Jail and Will be sent 10
the penitentiary in few days 10 serve out
the sentence,
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~The Bavarian minister has raSirnat.

~The Bavarian minister has resigned
~khokand Is occupied by The Russians,
and Will probably be annexed TO Russia
~ Mopsignor Nobili Nitelleschi, one Of
The newly-appointeu cardinals, is dead.
I'm. Guillernin calls comets "the yaga-
bonds OF the heavens"
~The Ames plOw company, Easton, Mass :,
which In good times employs 20 men, las
now only al work.
oS-lt is said that in each OF the ~ tobacco
factories OF Richmond are organized bands of
yocalists.
R-A Savannah Judge has decided tina. ar
umbTe la is private property. Theoretically
the Judge is correct.
~Judge Jere. Black calls the act OF tho
government I'm making money out OF papec
an act OF transubstantiatlon.
1PrIvate Dalzeii has been elected 10 Tn.
Ohio legislature; but the legislative station
cry is usually small.
~Tbere is dilstory couple in Tennessee
years.
NThe late confederate agent for the ex.
change OF prisoners Is writing long letters GA
that subject. II il the ould. 0uld story.
ported 10 have arranged contract in Paris
Tor the sale OF two million tons OF guano.
ga Prussian In Dusseldorf killed bsx
wife and daughter because they indulgsi in
sarcasm on his flaming red hair.
Tragedy-A wife's Life Saved BY the Ste {
Of Her Cersets- The Husband's Suicice.s
oVColonel Anthony, the Kansas editor
with pistol ball In his head, has rosumef
work on the Leavenworth Times.
ga Portland, Oregon, dispatch says that
Umatilla Indians have driven on the work
men ON the Nevada and northern Telegraph
extension.
~rhe Madrid Impartial says that Cardi-
nal Simeonf the papal nuncio, he's demand
Cd that the bishop Of SEQ de Urgel be- allowed
to come to Madrid on parole.
o0H quarreiing over the honors and ON
ces should prevent the democrats from ret
ting them as all, bow sad IL would be-
Springfield Repssbstcoa
ga woman In very like q kettle, AZ Won
you come 90 think oft She sings away Al
pleasAntly-then she stops-aod when Won
least expect ft, she hollis 0ver.--ysdv.
o1"say 70 said Q city youth 20 the m<>aeet
co1n q, got me hay Esd out o. hair
jedge not from the way the calves rus It,
me.r-Roc,exter Democrat.
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MARVELLOUS ESCAPE FROM A BrRSrSe

MARVELLOUS ESCAPE FROM BURNING
SHIP.-Intelligence reached Plymouth GU
Oct of the total loss by fire OF the Aurelie,
5ls tons, of Quebec, from Liverpool to La
Plata, with coal. She left on the 18th of
March, and reached Barbados on the ID of
August Smoke, however, was seen to come
from the cargo, and an iron rod passed do gn
in the coal speedily became red hot For
seven days the crew used their utmost exer-
tons TO put out the fire, but with no result,
and at length they had to take their two
boats, badly pIovisioned and Ill clothed
They were In the boats five days, and were
then rescued 10y the ship Moonlight. While
IL the boats the captains wife gave birth To
child, ard singularly enough, both sur
yiVed and are in good health.
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SPORTING NOTES.-The GdllG,ia Tenn }
races OF the Albion Jockey club wound up
Saturday with a fox chase, in which about
one hundred ladies and gentlemen partici-
pateG. The race for the hotel stakes. mile
heats, was won by Sue Wynn in 1;46 and
l.i5 :; The CLUB purse, mile heats, best three
10 hNe, by Sallie Gardner. best time La =
and the consolation purse by Pythias in Liz
and I:i5A.
The fdieJ dH regatta took place Saturday on
Lake SaltOnsjall. The shell race was won
by the law school; the single scull race by II.
Livingston, of class of rs, and the barge race
by the crew of class of II.
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EUROPEAN NOTES.
A Decreasing Reaorf nm Erie

LONDON, Oct 1s.-Mr. John Morris. coun-
sci for the English bond and stockholders IN
The Erie railway, who accom- pauied Sir Ed
ward Watkin To America, has presented his
report in regard to the road. 1t has served
TO depress the price of Erie railway shares
as IL indicates the necessity of heavy sacri-
fees by the holders of Erie securities. Mr..
Morris paraphrases most of the important
recommendations and suggestions contained
in the report OF Sir Edward Watkin, but
adds some information about the difficulties
which would attend a foreclosure and about
the amount of fixed charges, which exceed
sity of subordinating the oondholders claims
TO such.
Shtpwreck and Fl Lives Lost.
LONDON, Oct. 1S-Fhe French schooner
Sophie Eft Julie has been wrecked at Japa
Archacon, coast of Arance. 81 persons were
drowned.
Britain and China.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 1S.-The negotiations be-
tween Mr.. Wade. the British minister, and
the China government are progressing satis-
factory. The Pekin Gazette publishes an
edict referring to the murder of Mr.. Mar
gary declaring the right of foreigners To
travel in the interior and requiring Chinese
officials to take cOgnizance of treaties.
Messrs. GrosvenOr and Baker will prOcee tn
YuBnan overland. Mr.. Wade has arrived
Shan2hae.
Waiting to See the Emperor.
MILAN, Oct. 1S.-The Emperor William,
OF Germany, is expected TO arrive here at
$50 this afternoon. An immense crowd OF
people, estimated TO number TOO, 900, is gath
cred in the vicinity of the railway station TO
greet bis majesty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

CASE IN LINCOLN, ONT, illustrates the
liability OF courts and turieS % cruel mis-
lake. A few months since Matthias KOnkle
was found guilty of felOnious assault upon
IL male ten years of age. lie was conyictai
and sentenced la be hangei. but the SEN
tence was afterward committed to imprison-
ment for life. IL now appears that there was
conspiracy 10 get rid of konkle, IN which
his stepmother was tie principal mover. her
motive being 10 obtain possess ion of proper
". She took into her confidence the grand
mother OF the litde girl, and servant maid.
These together arranged the piot against
honkle, The child being maltreated 60 furn-
IN evidence against an innocent man. At
the trisl Mrs. honkle posted" all the wit
DtsSes TOT the government She, with her
Fellow conSpiratoTs. have been arrested and
TIE convict will be brought from prison TO
testify against them. The little girl has
turned queens evidence. aud her state
ments, which are very clear. leave no Doubt
OF malignant plot 10 put a troublesome
heir out OF the way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

MR.. BEECHER'S LAST FRIDAY EVENING
TALK at Plymouth church was on "Death.
and the Christians sombre view of it," He
urged brighter and more cheerful view of
the end of life. When Mr.. Beecher concluded
VIM. McDermOtt, who claims Bessie Tur-
ner Tor his sister. prayed long and fervently
for hat young lady, and seemed very than K
lul that he had discovered her When Mr..
McDerTnott had finished Mr.. Beecher an
nounced that Andrew Bradshaw and Mrs.
Martha Bradshaw requested letters of Ills.
mission from Plymouth church
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Jerome Park Races.

NEW YORK, oct. 1S.-This is the last day
Sf the Jerome Park fall meeting The at
tendance is large and the track in fair con
di1iOn. The first race, free handicap for
all ages, mile and five furlOngs, was won by
Galway, B. +. Carver second, Shylock third
Egypt fourth ana BurgOO fifth. Time, 3.0i.
THE SECOND RACE,
dash OF three quarters ola mile for maiden
twO-year Odds. was won by Tigress by two
lengths, Am bush second. Only two started
Time, I:23.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1s.-The Tunes this morn-
ing, in referring to the late visit here of Jay
other railroad magnates, says the main
object OF their visit was to perfect ARA nge-
ments to run through cars from here to San
Francisco, via st. Louis, Kansas City, and
out change, and ultimately from New York,
via the New York Central, through this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

DEMOCRATIC RETALIATION ON THE GER
MANs.-lt is shocking to read of the dreadful
work of retaliation which the democrats
nave entered upon toward the unfortunate
Germans. In Chillcothe they are going To
enact an ordinance shutting up the beer.
saloons, and there are horrible threats of the
same nature uttered in this city. The chief
difhculty in carrying out such programme
VIII be the inconvenience that IL will occa-
sion to the democrats themselyes.-C T,lcin-
fdti Gdze.fe '
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The Noe Murder.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-John DOlau, the al
raigned in the court of oyer and termin er
this morning, and pleaded not guilty. A
special plea i'm abatement was also Inter-
posed, averring defective indictment.
owing to the alleged illegal drawing of the
grand jury which found the Indictment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

BRITISH NORTH ANERICA.-Through gem
uemen arrived in New York Saturday fiom
ST Pierre, the French colony In British
North America, Intelligence has been re-
ceived of one OF the most terri Die series Of
assassinations In the history of the CONT
nent In a single night, and for the purpoS
OF robbery, whole family, consisting OF 2 /,
DE l. Escale, bis son-in-l law, Mons. Cart.
land els wife and two sons and daughfe,
and one Folquet, the keeper OF their villa
were foully numbered on the morning o. N 3
9TH, or late on the night Of the 4th inst, az
Mr.. De L'Escale's splendid mansion situ-
ated about halfa mile outside the town of 81
Pierre. Mr.. DE L'Escale never has ma the
custom o. depositing his money in banks.
and IL is, therefore certain that the burglars
and assassins have secured an enormous
booty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

THE FIRST SNOW STORM of the season i'm
Port Jervis, n. Y, occurred SATURDAY night
Snow fell at COchectOn, on the Eric railroad
growing heavier further west. At Susque-
hanna, Pa, IL was five inches deep. A severa
gale also visited Port Jervs Saturday night
uprOoting trees aud damaging some build
inss. A terrific tornado, accompanied by
heavy bursts OF rain, passed over Milford
Pa, and immediate vicinity between six ana
seven O'Clock Saturday evening Trees were
uprOOted, fenceS blown down. outbuildings
upturned, windows broken, &C. The storm
lasted thirty minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

EXTRAvAGANCE IN HARD TIMFs-The
Christian lntelligencer, of New York, well
remarks that the people OF this country are
row laying capital and compound interest
for their lavish expenditure i'm the flush times
OF the war and the few years succeeding il
Shoddy put on its plumes and Haunted itself
in silks and velvets and gold; sober minded
people caught the plague; everybody and
everything glittered, Now the tinsel has
worn off. Financial reaction has made hard
times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

TWEED AND WATsoN-An Effort to Recover
from the Eadte,-The suit OF tue People vs.
Mrs. Mar aret Watson, ADMINISTRATIVE OF
James Watson, deceased, came before Muir
ray Hoffman, esq, referee, this p. m. for tes-
timony. This suit rs one for the recovery of
SO 600 900, alleged TO have been stolen from
the city by William NJ. Tweed and his CO.
conspiTatOr, James Watson. who was county
auditor during the palnly Gays of the ri ng.
Charles O'Conor appeared for the People.
James III. IngersOll was examined a. state
evidence, and repeated the testimony fam =
lar 10 the public during the Tweed trial, a 4 er
which the examination was adjourned. Mrs.
WatsOns estate is believed to De " orth
S50o, OO0-N y Express 16th
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EXHUMING A MASToDoN.-Prof. T. B.
sistabts, was engaged last Friday in exhum-
Ing the skeleton of a mastodon. discovered
at Isle, near Binghampton, N. Y. They
nave taken out one piece of tusk, feet in
cEes long, and length off feet of the others:
humerus. IS inches long; hyoid rib 30 In
ches long. and 81 shorter ribs; the atlas 10 by
l. inches, and several tail vertebre. The
Skeleton is well preserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18
THE OHIO ELECTION.
TIE Vote of PerPyShu, rsr Tn rOxUn ,

Toll Oct ls.-The Commercial has in
omatiOn that the Wood county canvassing
BOARD decided on Saturday to throw out the
Perrysburg vote, In which case Brown and
Swan, republicans, would be elected sena-
ors, and Hayes majority in the county
would be .33, instead of 400.
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II 70

KINGSTON, n. Y, Oct ia large tan
merry belonging TO AlonZO Patchen, at Roice-
willie. Ulster county, was destroyed by fire
on Friday night last. The loss IL about
Sl5 coo, partially insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

MoRR1SSEY FOR SENAToR-Iast evening
a large and enthusiastic mass meeting of the
Independent democrats opposed to the rule of
Tammany Hall met at Botanic Hall. No. 6s
East Broadway. Dennis O'Holohan in the
chalr. Addresses were made by Messrs.
George W. Curtis, Dennis Griffin, MasterSon
and others. John Morris5ey was nominated
FOR Senator TO represent the Fourth Senator
lai district, in opposition to the Tammany
(.LdlGate. John Foxy Y. E,,rrld I1fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

A SEQUEL TO THE DOUBLE MARRIAGE
AND DOUBLE FUNERAI-Wm Russell the
old farmer who married Mary Stokes his
htrec girl, near Roseville. Pa, in September
nas become insane over The terrible domestic
tragedy which followed his marriage The
particulars OF this trag edy: the DESERVING of
her father house by Harriet Russell: her
marrying Horton Hurst, bitter enemy OF
her fathers; the following of the couple by
ue farmer, and subsequent accidental shoot
ing of the daughter by her husband and his
piowlng out his own brains over the dead
BODY oil MS wife, were given In THE STAR a
the time. Russell is kept under strict sur
Nelllance by his friends, as it is feared that
ne VIII commit suicide, his arrangement
evidently having that tendency. His Young
vile is nearly wore out by her devotion 10
hlm, ana by theeNciting events that followed
her marriage. Russell is 10 be placed In am
asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

AN ARRAY AT SANAToBIA, MISS. Sat
urday night, between Colonel j. III. Cooke, a
prominent merchant, and b. McHenry in
which several pistol shots were fired by both
parties, resulted in the mortal wounding OF
Cooke, who then drew a knife and stabbed
cause the difficulty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18
Pest Office Robbery.

LEBANON, Pa, oct. 1s.-The post Office at
Myersiown, on the Lebanon Valley Rail-
road, was robbed on Saturday night of al
the letters. stamps, and money IL Contained.
The thieves effected an entrance by prying
open Il window shutter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

The TURKS arc reported to have crossed
the Austrian frontier, and now menace the
ylllase OF EIZeg. Troops have been sent to
the scere. The district of Zubci. the laSr
refuge OF the insurgents. is held by the Turks
A Berlin despatch says negotiations are in
progress betw cen the Great Powers for the
purI ose of demanding a guaranty from Tur-
key for the payment OF the interest on her
debt in five years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

THE FINANCIAL CHRONICLE reminds
Gen. Butler of the truth that mo paper
money has ever been permanently kept at
PAR with coin, except by the expedient OF free
redemption of the paper I'm coin on demand;
and, with this, universal experience in view,
they will hold TO the assurance that his pro-
COsed feat is impOSsihleD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

GOVERNMENT SUIT AGAINST RAIL
RoAD.-A suit has been commenced at st.
Louis by the United States against the Ohio
end Mississippi rail DAD company to recover
100000, the amount of internal revenue tax
on the net earnings of the road from January,
1865, to January, 1872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

KILLED ny THE CARs.-Davfl Hail. of
Lewiston, Pa, an employe at the Cumber-
land Md steel works, while In q state of
intoxication yesterday morning, was run
over by an express train on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad and instantly killed. He
was Is years of age and unmarried,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

A WIFE, Cow, &C, SOLD Fur So A
Michigan man, named Wymans, having dis
Jones got along much more pleasantly
together than was natural, suggested that
they had better 60 their way and he would
60 his. The wife confessed that she would
much rather live with Jones, and, Jones
agreeable, bargain was soon struck. For
$50 Wymans gave written bill OF sale, for
mally transferring bis wife, . COW, and some
parted on the best Of terms, and with Q belief
that he did the right thing 70 all concerned
This strange story IL vouched for, and the
bill Of sale Is recorded In the Township
Lake county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

THE OPTICAL VOTE of Hamilton county.
Ohio, gives the following republican msjor,-
ties on the state ticket: Hayes, governor.
l.2a5; Young, lieutenant governor, 3.25i;
Williams, auditor, 1,SI2; Milllken, treasurer
s0S; Little, attorney general, ,32; McIlvaue,
Judge supreme court, III; Thatcher, mem
Der board OF public works, 1,5.8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

SHoRT.HORN HAIRIsroCRAO Y.-At a
r. cent sale in the Kentucky blue grass region
The following prices were obtained. Forty
four native COWS and heifers brought
S5s,210, and twenty imported ones s5l .225;
four native bulls sold for S1,7l5, and five i'm
ported ones for So 800. The total for seven
tY-three animals was Sl23 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

WHAT CAME OF COMPLEMENTARY
tTAMMANYl NoNINATIoN.-The Tammany
senatorial convention for the stu district
met last evening at Breevort Hall. east 5lth
street Every delegate was present, with
instructions In his pocket from John Kelly
TO Lrst tender complimentary nomination
10 Hugh H. Moore, the present senator. who
would, OF course. decline, and then nominate
George II. Wheeler. In pursuance OF this
programme Moore was rendered the compile
inentary nomination, and a committee APP
pointed from the 21st assembly delegation 10
wait upon Mr.. Moore and inform OF the
honor which had been offered. The cs,nn-
mittee left the hall and went aror nd fbe
shortly afterward retuEne. With the startline
information that Moore could not be found.
A scene OF CONSERVATION ensued during
winch The chairman declared that the con-
vention stood adjourned until Tuesday even
ing next.-M Y Tfnes lffh