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Spindrifr was first away, Warrior second, Madge
third RISK fourth Harry Felter nth, Burgoo sixth.
Spindrlit lea around the upper turn, hall length
anead OF Warrior, RISK third Madge fourth, Harry
Felter fifth, Burqoo sivth drift kept IN front
rounding the Dluff led the way wnen he
came IN sight OF rne = turn, one length ahead
OF Madge, Risk third .fry Felter fourth, War
rior 1ftn. Bnrgoo bringing up ire rear. AS the
still in front, closely fol- t.ed by Madge, Risk
good third, Harry Felter and warrior side and
side, BurgUo Skin. Coming up the homestretch
Splndrift was IN 'front.' until thirty yards OF the
finish, when Madge increased her stride, and In
Jour jumps landed winner bv heao. Spindrift
second, ten lengths In front OF RISK, VINO was five
lengths ahead OF Harry Felter, the latter about
the same distance IN advance OF Warrior, Burgoo
sixth. Time, / :45.
THE SECOND RACE.
THE WESTCHESTER CUP, sweepstakes OF $50
each. play or pay, with s., 500 added; the second
horse to receive $500 out Ol the stakes. me win
ner oil any single race amounting TO $4,000 TO
carry lDs OF $780, los. oil 81 900 10 lbs. extra.
Two miles and quarter
STARTERS
William Jen nings' b. c. Bailankeel. by Asterold,
dam SchotiIsche, years Old los lbs. (Cnam-
M. A. Lttelps br. c. Reform by Leamington
dam stolen Kisses, years Odd, los lbs. On
HayWoou) .......... ......................
10 Donanue's CHI. c. Botany Bay by Australian,
dam Bonnet, years Old, los los. (k0e) ........
Lawrence q. Lorillards b. h. ShylocK, by Lex.
lngton, dam Edith, eyears old, lis lbs Don
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cny OF q single pair OF these insects were allowed
to Increase without molestatlon for an entire
season the Result would amount 10 over Co 900, O0o
of individuals. which will give some IDEA Of their
powers Of reprOdu elton. Though the potato Is its
particular food II VIII feed upon other plants, such
the tomato, egg plant, &c., sometimes DONG
consider Bile damage and In one case reported.
after destroying Held OF potatoes, they finished
up a patch OF the jamestown weed (DGtuTG
StYdutOnilLnL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09
THE POTATO BUG.
March Of the Colorado Bee
tie" Over the Continent.
The Pests Traced from The Rocky
Mountains to the Atlantic.
ATTACKING TOMATOES AND POTATOES.
A Simple Method to Discover
and Destroy Them.
ATTACKING TOMATOES AND POTATOES.
Why Europeans Dread the "Ten-
Lined Spearnan."
WASHINGTON. June I, 1875.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The Colorado potato beetle, which has been
steadily moving eastward for number OF years,
has at length reached the seaboard, aud, with It's
advent into the eastern and more densey popu-
lated section or the country. where everything
connected with its history is comparatively new
and its habits and the means OF prevention un-
known, there is naturally much apprehension felt
SIS to the results OF It's INVASION and at this time
when the subject Is attracting 50 much attention,
brief outline OF the principal facts connected
with its natural history and it's progress from west
TO east. together with the record Of Fast exper-
menT, must prove interesting TO the general
reader and most useful to the agrlculturist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

Colored silk Costumes of
heavy gros grain silk, styl-
lshly trimmed, well made,
$55, SOS. $69. $40, $SS, $95,
Sl0l.
Very stylish striped silk
Suits. $45. $50. $50, $50.
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We shall offer on Monday.
IN entire new stock of Costumes,
at the following prlces:-

Black silk Costumes, Of
fine Lyons silks, elaboratelv
trimmed III variety Of
styles. S6t. $6o, SIS, Sse,
$l01 $l2o. $40, $3.50.
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DRY GOODS.

.;ssss ;5s5s ., !!:s :!::-r. .ys7s. ;5a5"
SIXTH AVENUE
AND
TwENTY-THIRD
STREET
-" Sill SEEsTER INDUCEMENTS
LADIES' AMP me- gHIrPhsN,s R4MIRTs FURNISHING
the door Of
s67 SIXTH AVENUE. $751;
they have added the past few days many desirable
bargains to their already large stock. in all
forming the most extensive
LADIES' AND CHILDRENs UNDERGARnENTs
IN THE CITY,
ApersonAl inspection Of their goods and prices WIN
amply convince ladies OF the many inducements ana
the superior quality Of Garments offered, which does
not make II obligatory for laoies to purchase
CORSET DEPARTMENT
the finest line OF imported corscts in the city.
THEIR EUREKA" CORSET AT 81
THEIR 'xL" CORSET AT slsa
THEIR JULIA CORSET AT 81 80
THEIR NEVADA CORSET AT sl7s
All superior finish, and eaeh pair six Stitched ana
Embroidered and acknowledged to be the best
AND CHEAPEST CORSET IN THE COUNTRY.
MRS. MooDYs PATENT ABDOMINAL coRsgTs
REAL wERLEY ooRsETs EGS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE
FRENCH CoUTILLE CoRsETs IN VARIOUS GRADER
THoMsoE's GLOVE FITTING coRsETs
Lower than any other house.
PIoGE AND LINEN GARAENTs.
sus bREs Ss'sSso So%rs
KILT SUITS AND oLoAKs,
from the lowest to the finest imported
You cannot fail to be suited both IN styles and prieee
MILLINERY DEPARTMENTS
IN THEIR NEW STORE,
sxSLUsrSaIT s sl1GH DEy5fnb Ey5hHS' 10 fas 81 SANE
immense stock Of entirely new
STRAW GOODS.
for LADIES', misses AMI children.
in all the latest styles. -. -.
THE LARGEST AssoRrMENir ff;Do Il TsE CITY
Chip Bonnets and Hats.
FIVE FRENCH FLOWERS
An uncGuaucd assortment OF novelties
RIBBON DEPARTMENTS
are nled with an immense stock OF
GRos GRAIN. bonnet RIBBONS.
DANAE FsEie TWsD fsR fsS SoSET RSSoNa
IN all widths and shades.
EXTREMELY 'Low PRICES
large Is Eff SGESs Snf 1rrs
in great variety OF designs
SASH RIBBONS,
IN GRos GRAINS. PLAIDs DANAssE,
ROMAN AND TwILLED SILK
All shade, in :, and inches VIDE
AT VERY Low PRICES.
STERN BROTHERS
SIXTH AVENUE AND TwENTY.rHIRD STREET.
- 'V- new and novel styles OF
sun UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs
which they are offering At
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Before purchasing ladies win md to their iutcrstO
inspect the stock
LACE DEPARTnENr2
The finest assortment Of
REAL GuIPuRE LAcEs.
REAL YAK LAcEs,
REAL THREAD IAcEs,
REAL yALENcIENSEs LACEs.
FRENCH BLONDE LAcEs,
II al widths and many desisnA
SpeSAi bargains ~
REAL GUiPURE AND YAK LAcEs,
eucha,ci the past week .,
ENORMOUSLY REDUCED PRICES.
BUFF, SLATE AND WHITE EoRU NETS
REAL GuTPUsE NETS.
SPANISH NETS AND IAcas.
Real bun, drao and white oluay Laces
from {. . yard upward.
BUFF AND DRsB BArI TE LAcss,
IRON, I0c q yard upward
A magnificent selection OF
HAND MADE LACE GOODS
vALeScIENNEs LACE SLEEVELESS JACKETS
EcRU NET AND REAL CLrxY LACE JACKETS.
ENTIRELY NEW LACE srEEANERs.
CREPE DU CHINE LACE nrs AND BOWS
REAL DUCHESS AND APPLIQUE LACE TIES
with many other Goods.
our own designs aud manufacture, very cheap.
HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS.
DECIDED BARGAINS IN
LINEN AND COTTON sHEETINGS.
TowELs TABLE DAMAsKs NAPKINS
MARsEILLEs QUILTS, PIANO e1vERs.
and all the STANDARD makes Of
BLEACHED AND BROWN MUSLlsR
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DRY GOODS.


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kIkzEY kISzSy
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IISNzzEEYY KIINzzEY
KSY KISzEY
KISzgY
KKINNzEY KKINNzkY
kinney
kNzEY kINNzzEY
kISzsy kISzsy
voo dozen n Berlin lin ana n LILLE, aHe - n.ir
Lot OF hid Gloves Zpc pair -. -. o,o a.
,n,.o, .,.,o. Two-button Aid Gloves ooc'
IN KID Gloves Ole pair, s,nr,s >, c,ox..
Fun assortment all the year, year 49,.
give you new pair. x,yzpv
| prSypy,s s,..o, rn.,a. v.o , kinney
hlNlEf'S two octton Niisson Ioc. pair yrNzrv
KiNzEY's twobutton cushnan, &C. pair v,s7pv
KiNzEY's twobutton Lottc' 81 2s pair urxzev
kiNzEi's two-button BROADWAY u 90 pair. V,Nzpv
v,,,ry,o ..o, :, -s k'hzEf
prSzxv,. .,,..or so.n,o,e a. kinney
kinney
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
l2yO03 pair Balbriggsn Hose,
n.,,.,~ length, white and brown, SOC.
SILK clockea, at 49c; pSir
thread Hose, tu regular
mad made .yO white and brown 2oc pair
.aS'' ~" lesu'.l e S Ladies' striped Hose
every szs, SSc. pair. op
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
Special bargains ,s II this department
o1 =" a'.s a. @
stSS al linen printed borders iSc
Rxtr. ne all linen ne%@sa SD a linen hemmed lO'' 's'
o.-.,..-- Gents all linen, hemmod, isc 10 2sc.
with colored borders, oOc
L8CE DEfAhTMENE
-, v.,.ro,.n,n. r.css 10 10 2sc
ron, ADDou, L.e.. sHss e vaen''0n'' I''e' Sc 10 e
.oo Real YAK Laces, l4c TO SOC
Guipure Laces loc. TO ~ o. sn,.,,r .. a..
Spanish Lace for scarfs 7Se $nrsoa So IA poD,1.o,
Llama shawls ana saeques po.nsr r1... oo,cnr.. =,
cOlOred cluny Laces E.., Lace Collar. mc
Real Lace Baroes oc uO black ana co,ored suk sets
Lace Neck Rulings .sn1r
Jo9 9 iols ,o ol ,.. nc ~ LaSss Larv ,o,~
sewing Siik 'eil'' s'''
FAN DEPARTMENT.
Thread and poiu, Lace Pans Special bargains in Fans
skpanssd Fans I'c' 70 sSJ Japape,. Fans liocb asc
satin IA Ivory Fans soc '
FRAMES 7
sr,,. Carved Frame. Photograph Sram'' all styles,
1EMhLn1 gErAEr1ESr
Ea9fInss ESrlns: LGsSSsi Scsi.ess snsGst setts &e &
d-LEl LEATHER GOODS
Portemonnales, Cigar Cases, shawl Straps,
- Glove Boxes ao1e.- S5i"ns De'A' s. -
All <, new styles in Drs..
!" ''ssi sf'iii ana 'ff French 'i'6' p'Srssi'is%
TOILET DEPARTMENT
Imported and domestic rsiia@e.
rr,ro,,.a a nd aomcstic soaps
r. ,..r4,,,, AZ Rsr, Cnnhs ~ - o' " '
TO 'aiS'' Tolef Mlrrors nd Dressing CaSea
An ., nonutar nrices
Z so - ~ "A se"e'
YcuyFR PTATED WARE
Al - ----A
trinie nia,e ana osr nr,ces
are below the manufarttire ~,
f';sVwIss c1RvISGs
=. ----.1-.o a..o.tmert
run ana compie'c ass. s@
TsTATIoNERY DEPARTMENT..
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a.
- 80 - - s . 4
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flHURCH OF THE REsURREC ION. EIGHTY. FIFTH
" street. between Lexlngton and Third avennee.-De-
vine service by the rector, Rev Dr. Fagg morning and
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

WILL OFFER THIS WEEK
IN THEIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

W vIaoURoUx, u. FOURTH HAvEEUR.-LINGERIo
v. Embroidery, ladies' and babies Trousseaux gpe
ciay OF Tor handkerchlefa table
and bedcothc the largest ocE Of kmbr0idercd Goods
terms, Machines and aceesanrieA
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NOW OPENING
IN OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT..
magnificent assortment of plain and striped Stock
nRs clicked in latest styles ana every
MAKE, Tor ladies and children
Pull assortment Of celebrated two and three but
ton Kid Gloves in all the neutral and delicate UNITS
Price. Tor twobuton &c for threebutton ~ ~ every
pair warranted, or give another II they rip or tear
Now opening
Sun Umbrellas In newest styles
with ivory, pearl and silver tppeo handles,
ia plain and twllled silks.
Drces Trimmings and Frngee.
In the most fashionable styles now iu use
ready made or 10 order.
Gros grain Hat and Sash Ribbons
Plain and brocadcd Hat Scarts aud saeheS
YAK ValenCiennes guipufe aud thread bacess
making 10 ALI the most complete assortment
TO be found In the city. ..
cornaT siSth svanue aud Nineteenth street,
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I LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURNISHING
i DEPARTMENTS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
About Potatoes.

From some cause all of the varieties of
potatoes degenerate as we continue to
plant year after year the quality becomes
poorer and the yield smaller. We believe
something may be done in the selection of
seed and careful culture, after all this our
dependence has been on new varieties
and is likely to be on new seedlings; and
changing these about the country and on
different soils is beneficial Any person
who has produced good seeding potato
is benefactor Lunenburg has Il good
record not only in raising big potatoes of
good quality but in starting valuable seed
lings as all know who have had the
Brooks Seeding. A new Seeding started
by Alfred Thompson of Lunenburg, VT,
stands at the head now as best to yield
and Of superior quality every way This
variety was raised last year by Henry
Powers, Edmund Powers, Russell Powers
Alfred Thompson, Phillip Thomas, Ben
jamin Silsby and J. G. Webter, Every
man who makes business of raising po-
tatoes will do well to obtain some of these
seedlings. They were on exhibition at
the Fair in Lancaster, last fall and was
awarded the first premium We have no
Ak to grind in the matter but have had an
excellent opportunity to observe them
when growing on several farms with
somewhat different treatment, and intend
to plant few. Alvin Thompson, also
started another variety which proved to
be an excellent table potato. One word
to those who intend to raise potatoes fol
the Starch Factory, be careful and not
! plant to much seed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
No Excuse far Being Sick.

No person can use Boschee's Ger
man Syrup without getting immediate
relief and cure. We have the first
case Of coughs, colds and consumption,
or any disease OF The throat aud lungs,
yet to hear froni that has not been
cured. We have distributed every
year for three years o'c 100000
sample bottles by druggists in I'll
parts Of the United States. No other
manufacturer of ncdicine ever gave
their preparations such test as this.
Go to your druggist, A. X. Townc,
Gorham, or j.. Savage, Lancaster,
and get Il sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it large size 20 cents; two
doses will relieve YOU
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06

Dor tie Herald.
Biz. EDroD LA The good State Of.
Vermont there IS little apprehension that
any party Rin get the better Of the Re-
publicaus for the reason that Vermont l.
the political star that Is always in the as
ccEdaut It has been Wing or RepuH.-
can from time immemorial; but il Is not
so with New Hampshire. Parties in that
Stat. are more equally divided. Bat FOR
the last twenty years the Republicans
have ruled for the greater part OF the
time, and they world now hid they kept
in operation the same efficient organiza-
tiol that they did formerly. All through
the gloomy period Of the Rebellion this
party efficiency remained perfect; and
well it was for the nation that it was so,
FOR although New Hampshire is but
small State, yet she exerts mighty infu
ence. Within her borders are comprised
some of the noblest patriots in this wide
Union and on the other hand Is to be found
set of men who in the day of their
country'S trial and adversely were found
untrue, and who used every art and device
they could command at that most critical
! time when the nation was contendng for
its very existence against the boldest band
| of conspiritors that the world ever beheld,
backed up as they were by two of the
most powerful governments in Europe,
aud when this tremendous conflict was
ended they could not dissemble their deep
and profound dissatisfaction, because this
Union was preserved: against this party
are the Republicans in New Hampshire
about to have another trial Of strength
God grant that they may meet their pc
litical opponents with an undivided from
and be enabled to retrieve at the mex
election what they lost at the last.
Guildhall, Feb. 10, 1875. .-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
PolIv D. McF ar!and's Estate.

STATE or FERNONT In Probate Court,
EsSec District sS held at Guidnall, in
A. ID. 1917, Hon. John W. liartshorn, administra-
tor ON the estate of Polly ID, Mcfarland, late of
Lunenburg, in said district, deceased, makesap
plicatioa to sa court for license to sell all of the
real estate of sail deceased for the purpose of
paying charges of administration, and for divi.
sion of the balance to the heirs entitled TO the
slme, and representing that part cannot be sold
without injury to the remainder
WhereupOn il is ordered by sail court that said
application come under consideration and be
heard on The 9Th day Of March, a. ID. 1870 at the
Probate Office, In said Guildhali And u is Nu.
Their ordered that all persons Interested be mott.
fed hereof by publication Of notice of said appli.
cation and order thereon three weeks successfully
in thc Essex County Herald, published NJ Guild
hall, before said time of hearing, that they may
appear at sali time and place, and if they see
WI. H. HARTsHoRN, Judge of Probate.
A true COPY of record, attest,
VIM. II. HARTSHoRS, Judge Of Probate.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
ABOUT PROMISES AND WITNESSES.


II is said by some the ministers have gone against
gospel gambling in this place.
We hope ii is So suth rs oyster suppcrs grab
bags. guess cakes, gol& rings lotteries, &c,
for it has been disgrace
All scots and people must go against pride and
fashions,
Or it may throw u into malice, envy, hatred and
n passion.
"Seeing We aye cempassed about with so great n
cloud of witnesses,
Let IA lay aside every weight and sin that doth
so easily beset us.%
Woe to you, Scrlbes, Pharsecs, and hypOcrites,
for We deyou widows houses, and for pretcnce
make long prayers, therefore shall yc receive
ind ,rcater damuatiOn.
We would askif this does not hit this class that
carry on gospel gambling--minsters having
from 81 900 to SCI, 900 ycar-metainks greater
will be their dumlatiOn.
Woe unto you, Scrthes and PhaIisees, hypocltes,
for sc compass sea and land % make one prose.
lytc.
Aud when he is made ycmakc him twofold more
the child OF he'll.
We would ask il such class are notin danger of
going to hell.
Finally feel to submit and trust in the Lord,
Believing we are near the end of tme--the signs
are mostly fulfilled am striving fora heayenly
reward GEO. HOWE,
Portland street, Lancaster, N. II.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
Notice.
Eak1 County lailToai Company.
sfrciaL sTocKu7lprzr ,.gFTISG.


stEcjaL sTocEu3LpEs" c.vFT1SG.
The Stockholders 81 t',s Essez County Eailra-d
Company afs ',-rtay uolirI 10 meet % re N.-'-
piny's oiaoe - -. j'.,.s9ur,t Oh Is's'i.' -
z3ra day Of tcbyalTgi 4. ID. issa, g. tet o.e'eeN
Ia the iercq0oa, - aet cp'a tle following ''74-
Esss, tc-Til.
let. 10 slecta BoarI o. Directors.
q. To sea IL the stockEosicrs win rauly snd
accePii on ne i1rt Ell -aid company the leate,
exccptea By tue Montreal ChaHIs,y & sorel k.i
Way company oi tala.ls o. i.5 rgaa oa e -fi9
day VI NOYensoer, 8 ID. lsli, % tfe sai1 : Eek
Lldnty Railr2i1 Company tie Montpelier \ =.
J1lus1gry, tlc Laui,iils valley, aot me Ian.
ollie Valley junction Railroad Companies, and
wall authorize tie directors or some otnef olhcers
OF said Essex County Railroad Company On behalf
o. sald Coiapany' y aGree upoh, ana 70 Io.iuc'.'
uons Of said lease from time 10 time, or upsl a
new lease Of tie same road, and II 50, - hN TIE
limits and conditions OF Tie authority o. t.e a.
rect0rs, or such otter officers la that behalf.
81. To sec il the said stockholders will author.
iLe the Directors OF said Company, or some OF
the officers of said Company, on behalf OF said
Company, 10 join with Tie L1mo!!e Valley juno.
ton, the LamOille VALLEY, and the Montpelier &
ana with tle Portland & o. eusbGrSh Railroad
Company, ~ Maine and New Hampshire, ana re
Montreal, Chambiy & Soret Railway Company, OF
Canada, or with either or any Of said compIlef
and IL So, what companies, In the issue Of JOINT
bonds of such companies, secured b. joint
mortgage of the franchise, roaas aud
vi SUN NNlN l1dl4lcsf ant Ao' W
! upon the terms aud amount Of such bonds and
mortgage 30 % be Issued and executed, ald will
alec authorize said directors or some other proper
officer, on behalf of sci company, to agree upon
! and exc ute contract or contracts for the COZ
: soidatin of the management and operation 81
any or all of the ro1ds OF tie companies aforesaid
4ti To pass any votes or r solutions tlat may
be necessary to carry out, or accomplish any o
the object and purposes named in articles 2nt
and 81, and to give the directors or other Off ~
fu!l power ami instruction in TIE premises.
BY ORDER or THE DIEFCTOEs,
/ JONATHAN ROSS, CierS.
February STR 1875.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
For the Essex County Herald.
Capital Punishment-.-No. 8.


(Conciutled from last ,ceek.)
1t does all it can to justify murder.
In revenge of greater wrong it pre-
scnts q spectacle Of life violently
taken away without any apparent
necessity and with this internal fea-
ture in cool calculative transaction
that whereas most private murders
committed in the heat of blood, and
without much dehberation on the
nature of the act or its cosequences,
society pcrpetuatcs is wrongs with u
cool and deliberativc malignancy, and
after years Of forecasts and calcula-
ton. BY 80 doing it becomes the
model for the individual who makes
himself the avengcr of his own wrongs,
the murder. BY SO doing it blunts
the virtuous sensibIlities, dissipates
the wholesome prejudice, If it be q
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
Dr.. Howe's Advertisement.

ON THE INDIAN WAY OF DOCTORNG.
We think this Is the right way of doctorng.
Reader, please come and try this way, and We
will tell you so. Y on may doctor yourselves
BY serving the Lord so Us to keep ont Of hell.
As for root beer,
We keep il here
If any are troubled with piles,
Apply, we can help you, and not have boils !;
II any have the salt rleum,
We know we can help yOu soon.
If any are troubled with scrofula,
We can help you speedily;
If any have frog coming in the hand,
Apply soon and it Is at your command.
II any have sore eyes,
Don't stop to cry
Come my medicine will help you,
For it has been put through and through
II any have fever fo'es .. @
Don't stop'to have more
We know that we have the stun
That will help you well enough
II any havea cancer, .,
Come, and not have the canker
We can help You, but we must look to God,
For it is done by cleansing the blood.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
Maidstone Land Sale.

The nonresident propretor5 Of the town Of
Maidstone, in the county of Essex are hereby
notified that the taxes assessed By the said town
within two years next preceding this date remain
either in whole or in part unpaid on the following
described lands in said town, to wit:
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
Advert, Cmcnt of NOn-!ie~iden
Land sale for Faxes.

Tho nonresident proprietors of the town o,
Victory, in tire county of Essex, are hereby mott
fed that the taxes assessed by said town With,
two years next preceding this date remain either
in whole or in part unpaid on the following de-
scribcl lAnla in sli / town. TO wit:
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06
Errors Of Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from
ECrvuus Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects If youthful iudIscrtion viii, t.r
The sake OF suffering humanity. Send FREE IA
AL who need II. the recipe and direction for
making the SIMPLE remedy by which he was
cured. sufferers wishing to profit by the ad'
VertiscrS experience cnn do so by addressing
IN perfect eOnii,lrnce.
JOHN Is. OGDEN, q Cedar St, New York.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06

TIE uor-residsat praiileiss 4 TIE town o.,
Tfr.ingtar, ia Ia count. kof i,-ss, 40. IzrFeby
no iiiqd TIA. t'ieNf,Nts tsssesse vs. s.hf towa
within tlle two yesrs resi- preceding this ,asc, NJ
main etitr il Wilph or in l.srt utlait OF ie TO-
L------ DO ----. L-A--- n III --M-. d VII.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-06

And 80 much Of sail lands VIII Dc sold at pun.
lie auction ut the dwelling bousc Of Rarnard o.
Neil, in said Lexington, on the thirtrlr>t day
of March next, Mt ten O'Clock in the toreaoon, rs
shall be requisite to discharge said taxes with
costs, unless previously pain
Dated at Lexington this 18th day Of February,
A. d. 1875, BARNARD o. NEILI.,
s.3w First Constable.