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TRtP TO THE SUMMIT or GREY.
Loo X MOUNTAIN.

IHf - HOtNIAIN.
One pleasant morning in the fall Of
1873, party Of students, numbering
eighteen, started from Greylock Insti
tute, Niliamstown, Mass, for a jour.
ney 70 the summit Of Grcylock noun
tain.
There Icing road leading 10 the
foot Of the mountain about half OF our
company engaged team to convey
them there, to get fresh start, for the
mocntain is quite steep and the path
rough. Each Of the remaining party cut
a cane and fastening their lunch on one
end started on foot When about half
way to the summit, two Of our number
could not endure the fatigue longer,
the weather being exceedingly warm,
and agreed to remain there until our
return.
We arrived At the summit about two
O'Clock, where we were joined by those
who were conveyed TO the foot Of the
mountain Here we had magnificent
virw of a large portion II north west.
gro Massachusetts, Directly II the
loot o. the mountain on tbs eastern
side lay the beautiful village Of North
Adams. on the south. South Adams and
ON the west Nilliamstown. For many
mics we could sec dark shadows
sweeping over bills. vallics, rivulets
ard lakes like waves on the ocean
AFTER viewing THE grand scene for
some time with the naked eye aud tal-
escope, we grouped together for a
lunch, socn devouriug every eatable in
our possession, for our appstiles were
especially good on this occasion. Ater
satisfying the inner MAJ" and engray-
log onr names ia Tat rock, already
well covered. We we're surprised on
lookihn westward TO notice immense
dark clouds rolling toward US. Soon
rain drops we're falling. now and then a
vivid light would flash through the
heavens followed by terrible reports OF
thunder In short time il was raiB.
log quite hard. bu. during the most
iempesiuous part we lodged under
boshes which were numerous in that
vicinity, and when partly abated
would travel with our utmost speed
Soon weIeached the spot where we bad
lsis cor weary companions, who had
visited coru6eld 10 our absence And
bad number Of ears Of corn roasted
fer us, Of which we paviook. We then
continued our journey. bat wene soon
dfiven 70 pine Grove. near BY, which
served "a shield from tbe storm In
this grove there vas a stage and few
ssAis, showing that 81 sone previous
tine there bad been a gathering OF
peope here FOR some purpose. Part ol
us saga few familiar sopEs willie the
rcsi moved with measured steps 10 the
mesieAl acccmpAnimeh, upon the plat.
fora Bu, shortly we were on cor
Joansy agAia. and 6aAlly arrived al
the lastitate about bali past seven.
After changing cur dress the principal.
i. ? Mile. iHViied az 10 : wzrm ssr.
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j d, NICHOLS

The Grand Medal Peoples Mower has been
Lewis1on, Me.. MancbrrtUr. A. II . Futiai 4. Ft
Worcester Mass Pittshrld, Mass. Sptius held.
Mass. Palmer Mass. Providence, r. J., south
Kingston. X. L. NursAlk. Rockville, DaRbnry,
Hartford, Brookiyn and Nprsieh, Conn, Nafh
iugton County, Warren Cn1nty, Clinton county
Albany, Schenectady Aud Utics, n u, and Other
% aces, tahiag che prizes, aud wlnutng the adj
miration II alt II took the hrst prize NJ the
Vermont State Fsir. held st Bu land, st above,
a money prize At Is. ooklyn and Norwich, Conn.
a ceriihcste OF high merit AZ the Washington
County Fsis, n j. aud the fret piize ~ the
Schenectady Coui ty Fair. n over tho Wood,
Buckeye, Champion, Climax and Eagle.
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Astfscxa team Which recently
wotto Irelsra iof the rttufr rife
maich bKs again Come g tscioneus
tbs. gssring the prcicfxnce 81 The
Ansrxsa nkstssasn - wtll 81 the
Amfrican rise
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Waaisn Alii at L0edoadrrfy, W, ls nos 10
operation. Gad prepared - rzceiYe Wool ~ man
ufsctnrs on shAres inEo al Kinds u CA-si tnerrs
Doessans. Add Fianhels 81 the io~est Iss-r}his
fatss. Particular 2Ftebh . iii BE given - the
manufacture ~ Il az and White Yam. .aitsbir
Tor The kaitilng trade Wua Sib be- also tSBuh
10 eIehErgs feF goods GA hsnd AZ the u4iil Al
it5iarmatigu pfumtdsg snsS erssi 90 application.
iss vi tHsDNiNk rFniTi$tss.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We, TIE Subscribers, beng appointed ks
che Hoo. the PROBATE Cuart faf The District Of
Manchester, Commissioner too receive exsnains
and Aaiuet the c.aigns aud demands Of ali persona
a. sinsi she estAts ~
lra Bristol. late ~ aaudgata.
10 said district, deceased, tna alsa ~ claims
aud damsnds eihlbited m ofisst thereto, hsreby
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aforesaid, a. the late duvAing b.u-e u .ala AZ.
ceased on the tst SAY ~ september ard
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D. 1873 Il the tn . limited hF ssd Court for
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examination aud sliossnce
Dates Al Manchester, tAs aO,h DAY Of June,
a. y, 1875.
VIZ RA'DAII, -.
6sN Smith f1h. Sem'
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THE NORTH AMERICAN
ATTORNEYS AND TRADEsuExs.
PROTECTIVE UNION o


WfAr4rtHtrus PussE EsaeR
hkIx sFatef. Mtss AEsIeFN. Nesss
fasuiu,ea Is tAe iuietasif 81 Trsassmrp
protect from ffHa4. faet&ata esa3sepapt, sta
turnsaa lufgsmaslFu winch wsd pfHseat fatals
l4ss lie lamPaaT ts Ia tirearsfei utagf re
Is - 81 thr 80 q 81 e snnrrtteat 49, f9ers re
tho Uaiou al - slam are endorsed by hsuktrt
Aehdiax bnsiaess men kud eshef resFausi
parties, are ilssted within tAsy sterss y q
% = 10 th rllte3 States AID she #ith
FroYiHeea Ekeh attorney ~ under @rittta
ooutrso& With she Gampaag q make collectors
far no ns,rfs 81 tht Uaisa, A. ptf ratas, tssuas
and conditions a. tpcgihed-
Terms for collections to 10 per cent,
whether 10y suit of otherwise No
charge made unless successful
Ia making collections
Eyery membe. j. ga rautced free Acrcss
the CumpAny's hst - unsafe , rites 60 tusi,
kcpt on Aie " lhs ofiler q the ocai attorney
AOENfS WANTED 90 canvass Tor the s&lo ~
memberutia tickets n the ABOVE Company IN
Vermont aad NsN Hampshire, and othsr pSrts
81 tbs Onion. Address
EMERSON ESTABR0OK,
General Ascent. Factory roint. ".
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ron SALE

Frea one ha9dfed aad Ghy % two HUNDRED
thou -sHd q brick a. tbs In 4 ssFa ns-f hAa-
chester Depot Pa . irgm u 70 81 prFta us-
aud - ntdinK 10 analitg, and Ill be 40 - .ois
70 ssi parrAas-fs iaqatfsp u
J H. BQNEsTKYL
Fass9r, Ps.at, 81, Fsb -. is7s sou
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per fer which we were sety FTAsefai
Then sc a,parie3 % orr sereral re0ms
soaewbai al gusd. tgt feeling vel re
paid BY oar sKcsrsi8a.
ssa
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THE CLEANER RAKE

IL wat anted TO be the best horse rake on wheels
It l. good, strong rake, simple IN constrGc.
uOu, eary for The morse, aud ~hetber IN the hay
or grain held does lie wArk perlecly IL lie the
only rake IN tie market that will not harrow the
sod, and for style Ut workmanship is unequSlls d.
g5W
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For Diseases Of The Throat aud Lungs,
Such as Coughs. Colds. Whoop-
ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma and Consumption.

The few competitions, which have won The
confidence u MANKIND ADD become lonseh Did
sotds, amgnE ngt only one but many natlf 0s
must hAyr e.trsofdibAry vrlnes. Perhaps no
ne ever secured 20 vide ssfai4tion, or main
,Aiaed u ~ lo1g 81 Ayers Cherry Psetorai II
mas been ku0gI 10 he puBiic sbeut forty year.
y q long continued berl@s ~ mar elgus Gu e.
tiAt have wog for Il a nnu6deues Ia lie yjft ies
ieFer sou I'D by sny olhef medicine. Il fuil
mskes tue meet theeiuAi cure a Coughs and
gdlis kgd CaAsBmpt on hat tau be made b
sBsdirai rhtl Isdead he Cherry peotoFal ha-
rsiil robDed these dangerous diseases II their
teffuts q great rxtsnf, aad given feeling u
Immunity from heir fatal 81 nts. that IL -
iauadfd IL tte remedy BE- tstea ~ seesgn. ~.
~ fsmiig should have 4 10 their eiosst "a tie
feAdY relief " - nembefs Tue pruient should
au# legls b snd tue -tse VII not gsep + b.
vou fas the protection u an5rds by iia tlasly ass
IL pcdasu AZ Eebs
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NEW GOODS
NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM. NEW GOODS
~ Having rented the Bakery II Il. Estsbro)k
we shall continue to carry on u Q business at
the new stand opposite the Baptist Cnureh
Our goods shall vii be tirst-clats aud good ~
ortment on baud at all times
1EdMS Cash or is equivalent In Butter and
Eggs.
We shall also keep on hand q good stock Of
Ora gees, Lemons, App ~. 0rions Batter sud
Cheese, all good aud fresh. lee Cream 10 be
had a, all hours unng the day Parties wa At
lug Ice Ores eau ba furnished by the plat,
quart or gallon at reasonable rates
Tue Car vii run AS foll0ss: MONDAYS, ar
llugt9u ~ oDAYs, Manchester. WEONtS
ID AVS, West noreet aud East Rupert, THUS
DAYS, East aud North D, rset and Dandy, FRI
DAYS. Arlington, SAL FRIDAYS, Manchester.
Orders for rice Cakes will receive prompt At.
teutun WAIT n FkEZUN,
Factory Point, Vt. June 7, 1915
GuoRGE Al. WAIT. Y2f ADRIAN FRtzos.
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Jass ls s Msssas.les, isas. Elaegs. Ased
~ Yss4s
geas 81, Sc NJ rok Me- shtis Hsitebi
Rsuns, ses,i % vvsts
sunr 81. ia W-sl uFstlsA,ra Nau8ys Lynas
seed NJ ttafs rahtts ard asss
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DEXTER.

This horse wall stand f1t use q. tue stabli 81
~ r. BARNEY, ArH gt9a, 81, daring the 80
son u i-75 ,rcept "Wednesday nd Thnrsdag -
esch week from A,y 18Th 70 Jal, i-t Whea be-
viii be at Thsyar's Hpte'. Fact ~ foiAt Vs.
PEDi6REF
Browu Dexter vac sired by foEng DEXTER he
b. kssdshs Hsmuietaulau, 81 sdyss ~ AZ
allah. he By NsmbnuD. sai he b5 imported
Messenger BfoEa Dtttcrs elE. 49, bs Esst.
HNar hufg&h. Thus u Si ~ sesu that al
horse j. Intensely connected silh lhs Fars pe.
tSaHtng bftgd ~ tLs eounir iGa
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LIVE erocK---Ihe excessive beat OF tbs yes b.
er renders it impossible TO keep butchers meat
without mourning heavy erpsnce in ice, IL
consequence trsds 10 ali descriptions o. I've
stock vas slow, AID sAlts even IA small numbers
dAicalt 10 fleet At slHieih street Yards,
bssves sold At 56tsic, q D.. weights a to 81
cst. At HSfsi pus Cove bseves sold Al "a IA
& D vsighia 4. TO owt. Mich eovs vete pot
qaoted. Yeas and Calves were extremely slou
VI sa's al sale. 4 y. hhsep we're duh At Ist5ir
d n Lambs sis oai EtftGsif IN.
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Will mske the Season Of 1875 a. the above farm,
HAMBLErONTAN MONARCH vas sired 8,
Rysdyk's II amb etoSiau. dam by Roe Abdsllai
CHIEF, ~ Old AOdslAb, lJdied Aprll -, Isj4,
Blood BAY 10 BandF.
Terms ts1 70 VIZ, go st time u service, md
500 when The Mare prUfes ~ Oai.
Dos GIOVANNI ga+ sired by Hampton ICON
Of hysdyk HAmbirtonianl daul b, Yolunt sei
son 81 K1Htyks HsmbetJnisn aud thr sift Of
@ o-ter, Huntres-, Sc <. q. BY Old Abdalli 81
foAled 1910, Ba ij{ hauds
Viii be hunted to twenty i've Mares Tetms
$50, TO vit, ti0 at slime 4 service, sud t2O ~ a.
the Marc proves ~ tDsl-
PORTLAND sired by Ciari0n dam by VIII lam
Tell, grandson by Old Abdsllah, fgaied ls65
Bsck 49, Hands.
Terms siO o. insure
Mares pastafed al 81 per week bat acedtntF
Al owners rick.
n. B-Nn busiuess attended to on So dsy
~ fur Circulars giving FOIL PARTICULAR 81
igrees, Ac.. psesre address
NOULIUA BROS, West Randolph, ".
5iIgu
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We. ihs Subscribers tslsK sfpa'atsAh ~
ne liaa. ths Probate Csasl fst tbr pisugrt ~
hanth#sief, t.su' eli sstepeFs to receive etautne
snd 'ilas ~ el'iass SAD Scenarios " ~ psssens
aEsfas the t~taie -
hsnty v. eest ate ~ narsst
% said iHsiffrt Creased sod sisB al claisps snd
densspas FNhltiha ia uhtst thereto. aud sl1
mna,hs ffeui lhe 80 d. 81 ians, 1878 helns
siased y tbe saia Nuaft f0t tta purpose -
o., thstetuFe, hctebs eiva Has4ee, thst - will
attend ~ the bael - paf ApIss.ni meet al
hAke,s Ian, 10 sstf nsrsat Ga tbs ah dsy n
b,c mbsf, 1879, FROM eAe until taur a'eieck,
r. ~, on Sad dny.
dated a. holse', this aaih dsy u Iape,
a n, 1sT O. v. FARMEtt. -
69s A. r. ARMSTRONG, NNaAf
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THE MARK rs.

bhlbhApNs
CArrLE--P Prices Of beef cattle & 100 Tb'., live
weght-Extra quality t7558ts, first quality
t7G7371 second quality s,.S7l8s6 81 lird
quality s. 508s6.25 poorest grades Of coarse
oxen, bulls &C., s3 50Qs5,.5 The trade last
week for the best grades OF cattle was quick al
prices about the same az thote OF our last 10.
tatlnns, rome OF the best lots se'lipg at 7a0s.
Il b. Upon common grades the trade was not
50 active, although prices obtained were iul,
high as those Of one week ago. There were
several lots Of Texas cattle 10 market, some of
them OF very good grade, selling at 5ag6ic
d D.
sHEu AND LAMBs. From he wet there wa
,-uppy, all owned BY butcher, costing landed
Al Brighton frem e6l7c. e D..
ALBANy
BklyEr. The suppiy for the week w8s I! O.,
mead 9l5 more than tho week before and ol an
average quality not 30 good, there being more
common Naive add scallawsgs, aud II care
TexAs aud Chufokees The best bunch iiliI0le
,teers, averaging 1900 hs., were held a, 81.
sithout tsker Common Texans sold down to
Be-. which dad DOT pay transportation from 81
Louis. The highest price paid wss 81 u est 4,
i've weight. flr 60 choice Illinois sieers, aver
aging l54s hs eao We quote decline, on
las; weeks prices Of he, and ou Texas ie1ie.
81. ALBASs.
Bu4TEa. There is but little change IN the
butt market, moot Of the s4le. being from %
6s25e, wi,h selecuUns At III.
MA YoRK.
CHtgsK TIE exports Of cheese last veel
~ere very large, reaching 5000 boxe, The
demand from the home trade Is also large, and
Prices are very firm At an advance Of le d n
over last weeks quotations. Choice factory
lie, oraiusry 70 good iligisac, farm DAIRY l2G5
1919. The receipts o. packages aud export. Of
cheese in r,st New York snes May Let the
beginning Of the trade yea,D compare as fol.
love:
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THE SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE MANNER d
HOLDING DOWN THE TEETH IN
GdEEN OR HEAVY GRASS

We wish particularly to call the attention Of
the public to the improvements ON our Raler
tins resson, by which we sre enabled by very
simple and effective de, ice TO dump The rtk
from both wheels. The Rake will dump equally
we'll ii ellh.r wheel ID IN motion and the other
is at rect, or either wheel running back aud the
other forward, thereby obyiatlng tue difficulty
side drsf. Civ
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WANTS.
,oMMlssInNIRs NnrIrE

Advertisements uudsf IN. hesl ia csats -
hae essh ihsetuaa.
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ALSO AGENr feR rHE
y. II. NNE IMPROVED
Bay State Horse Rake.
The peculiarities Of tlissRnGo over Al othors

The peculiarities Of tiissRake over al othors
are;
FIRST. peculiar shape Of the Teeth.
those at each end being brought forSsrd OF
those ia the center, which preyents the hay
from scattering or ropiug Mt THIS l. paruca-
larv advantageous when faking on a side hull
SECONDHAND, the mAuner Of holding each
tooth ia iis proper post on, atorally. by vi at
il called the uuid +, which prevents Them from
Topping about, as is the case with all otter
raki =.
THIRD Each tooth il independent Of al
others thereby enabling It 10 pars over an OBJ
siruction ~ ioches hugh without IA the least
ailec ing the Teeth ne 10y the side Of It.
FOURTH The umriug arrangements, where
by any boy or girl who can drive y horse, can
rake as well as a man as 1t il dumped enttrrlA
by the power OF the horse aud only pounds
pressure by the foot is required.
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LADIES aud GENTS
FINE BOOTS and CATERS
A SPECIALITY.

Al work warranted ~ represented, and All Solk
done promptly sad dous wheH promised. ~
shop hss been n attsd inec the ne and repie
ished sIgh = ~ llne 81 the psst hfands It
Leather. Gail aud leave your orders
A. SCnLEtFF.
FsctnrY Point Jane y, 1875 Sw
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DRESS GOODS

consisting in part Of Alpacas, Mohairs
PercAles, Cambrics, Lawns, Piqne, etc
ParasolS, Fans, Ladies' Ties, Ribbons, &c
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JOSEPH II. FORE, who Killed his
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years ago, and subsequently twice at
tempted to asSaSSinate his wife from
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VIM. WIEn, an old and esteemed
citizen met with a trightful accident
on Saturday last at his saw mill, three
miles west Of IIallSyillc. He had his
right hand cut completely off by the
circular saw. It appears he was reach
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from under the saw, when it struck
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cidcnt will be q very dangerous II
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Ladies' Repository, Cincinnati.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-12-10
a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction.
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NOTICE. OF TIE PRESS.

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The Ra2cr i edited with 4 combination OF
tact and talent that We rr!uom find in any i"ur-
nal: and the luuTMai itSrlfis the organ OF the
great world of fashion .-i;n~ton Traveller.
The BiZar cummcnGs itself to every mrnb"r
OF the huu>chUlG-to the children by drpl! ana
pretty pictures. To the young ladies ~ it, fash
templates III endless variety, 10 the pr"EIdcni
matrou by ii. patterns for the chiltrrn'% clothes
10 pGfGJuiaiHG5 hy its tasteful designs Tor en-
hroilcrcd slipper, and luxurious dressing
gowns. But fyr rcauiUg-nIattcI of IN" liaZar l.
uniformly Of great excellence. The paper has
acquired 4 wide popularity 1or the ir">ldc en-
joymcEt il anords.-N. \ Evening Post.
IN its WAY there * nothing llk" II. Fresh aad
as fashion guide, il stories, its
poetry ami ~iUii-, are all invigoratlEG 10 the
Evening Journal.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-12-10

JUDGE PARKER, of the United
States Court for the western district
Of Arkansas, which includes the whole
OF the Indian Territory, las hishands
full, having over II hundred muir
dcrcrs. horse thieves and other Grim
inals at hand for Him to pass iudg~
ment upon. There are twenty muir
der cases to be tried, four hundred
witnesses are in attendance, and the
fees for witnesses and jurors amount
to 5000 each day.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-12-10

Mrs. ELIZABETH CADY STANTON,
of New York. one OF the most talent
ed lady lecturers OF the country, de-
livcred thrce lectures in Oregon. Holt
county,, last week, which are highly
spoken Of, and Madc amost favorable
impression for good. She spoke H.
der the auspices of the Woman's In
ion. of that place.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-12-10

EVERY road oycrsccr shall erect
and keep Il post at every fork or
crossroads in his district, to which
shall be affixed 4 tingcr-board, con-
tanning Il lcgibIe inscription, direct
ing the way and noting the distance
to the next important place on the
road. Such business has been sadly
neglected, and road ovCrSccrs would
do well to examine section 90, new
road law.