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"NORTHERN MESSENGER"


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MARRIED.

In Boston, Mass. Sept so, by Rev. ?. A. Whitney,
Charles A. Deerng and Jennie F. Smith, both Of BOs-
ton, Ward 49,
At the waumbec House, Troy, Oct. IL. by A. Hods-
den Esq., Mr.. George NJ. Clark Of Irasburgh and Miss
Ella Wheeler Of Troy.
At the Congregational Church, IrasbuTgh. Tuesday
Rve Oct. T. by Bishop Bissell, DR.. c. E. Templeton
aud Miss Ada Bogue, both Of Irssburgh.
At the NJ. z. Parsonage Irasburgh. Oct u, by Rev.
S B. Currier. Mr. George sanbom Of Barton and Miss
Susie HENDERSON Of Irasburgh.
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s0AAtcUeUT 4 PASsUMPSc R.R.
7 I M Z T a 3 L z

Passenger Trains Leave
NEwPURT-Going SOUTH Oj an; 1 80 pm:
70 t1pm. Doing north as an; : aOpm; IS
ON. 80 I'm.
ClyENTUY-G Going South lBam; Q 53pm;
r..U- N0rth-8 IS pm. I Os pm.
BARTON LANDING-Going south 2aam: o Il
Hu. q US pm: 1000 b m. Going NORTH l2am;
3 SIS on; - SO pm; a 2lpm.
BtETON-Going SOUTH lam; 59pm; %
pm Do % %. Going NORTH s. am; 20 pm;
D. an pm; ~ pm.
SOUTH BARrON-Going south 81 a m; 10 %
W. Going NORTH A. am, ~ o m; u g p m.
WEST BURKF-Going south--s 90 am; 10 90 b
on. f8pm. n uOpm Going North-2 q a m /;
45pm: ~ % M; . As p m.
YNDONvlLLE--Guing Suuth--s A. m: DO AZ 3
boz. oJ p m: m al p M. Going North--e O5 "a:
S IS pm; u scam; 80 pm.
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Neao Advertisements.
VIM. L BARRows. AAor1oxrEE.

Will be sold at Puclic Auction, in Greensboro, on
the Mace formerly owned BY Erastus Randall about
three miles north OF the village, on WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 81. 1875 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
described property Cows seven years old Mare,
Calves three half Jersey Pig 10 weeks old. Is
tons Hay, 8 tons Straw. ! Flow Harrow. Buggy
Wagon, / Driving Harness. Work Harness. l one
horse Lumber wagon. Traverse Sled for one or two
horses Sleigh Forks. shovels and many other arti-
cIes too numerous to mention.
TERMs.-OBe years credit on all sums over $40,
with good approved nots.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON
Greensboro. Vt, Oct l3, 1875 42z3
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DIED.

MS-A1 notices OF deaths inserted free obituary
notices and poetry ice cent? per lane. aaea
In Harlansburgh. Penn, Sept Is. Charles Aurelius,
infant OF Dr.. L G. and Anna L Zegler, aged three
months and nine days. -.
In Coventry Oct. g. Jesse Miller. aged So years.
In Derby. Oct a. Fannie. eldest daughter ofA. W.
Todd aged % years
In wbeelock Oct. 10, Carrie j.. eldest daughter Of
Hon. Charles Rogers aged 10 years.
At Newport Center Oct Q. of dysentery and infam-
nation Philinda Oaks, wife Of Rufus Whipple, aged
IS years. IL months and days. New Hampshire
papers please copy.
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IA THE GREAT CAUSE OF
@ HUMAN MISERY

JuE. Published in Sealed Envelope. Price III cents.
A Lecture on the Nature Treatment, and Radical
cure OF Seminal Weakness. SpeTmatorThoea induced
by Self-Abuse Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Ner
vous Debility and Impediments TO Marriage generally
Consumption Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical
Incapacity &c.-by ROBERT J. CULYERWELL, NJ
D.. author OF the Green Book" &c.
The world-renowned author in this admirable Lee
tuTe clearly proves from his own experience that the
awful consequences Of SelfAbuse may be efectually
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations, bouges, instruments, rings, or
eorials pointing out mode Of cure at once certain
and effeetual by which every sufferer. matter what
his condition may be, may himself chesply pri-
vately and radically
Thir Lecture viii prove tooa TO heuEanas aaa thszsans
Sent under seal in PLAN envelope. to any address,
postpaid receipt Of six two post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. G. CLINE & CO.,
I27 Boyvery, New York; Post Office Box 1856.
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BRAINARp sTEBBTNs' ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT, a.. ~, :.

In Prahate Court held Inshurrh, N said District
on the tn day OF October A. n 1875.
john G Buswell administrator d. Aovfs nnn q the
estate Of Bganan Stehhins latc Of Barton IN said DIS
rict deceased presents his administration scc,nnt ~
examination aud allowance. AMI makes Application ol
decree Of distribution and partition q the estate q
SAIL deccased
whereupon Il Is ordered by said Court. that sa1d
account and SAID application be referred to session
thereof to BE- held At the Probate occ IN said fras
hurgh on the @sth day Of October. A. y. 1910, iei
hearing and decision thereon.
And IL Is further ordered. that notice hereof y
given TO all persons interested by publication Of The
thrcc weeks suocossivey IN the Orleans COUNTY
Monitor a newspaper published Al Barton, IN said
District previous 70 said time appointed for hearing
that they may appear at said time and place and show
cause q any they may have why said account shout,
not be allowed. and such decree made.
BY the Couft-Attest
ALAS r. A. STEWART, Judge.
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d)rltnus County allupitur.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ra.art of the Barton National Bank
,,,1m,I.r williamson. Grceusboro. Auctoa
Prospectus of the Montreal Witness.
TaIi b. poWuiug's Estate Barton.
ksl A. Williams Estate oliver
D o. BIIkc. BARTON. ans l. Eimhan Coventry. Guns
Nr. Kendall clover. Nfnmcry Goods
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2Reaoine 2toficcs.

Mrs. L. F. Parker of Glover has re-
turned from Boston with large line of
Millinery Goods, which she proposes to
sell cheap for cash. Give her call and
see for yourselves.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS OF THE Pc
RUvIAN SYRUP Ia protected solution of
the protoxide of iron.) Beware of being
deceived by any of the preparations of
Peruvian Bark, or Bark and Iron, which
may be offered to you. Every bottle of
the genuine has the name Peruvian
Syrup" (not Peruvian Bark upon it.
EXAMINE CAREFULLY BEFORE PURCHASING
PAssUMPsIo r. Ron and after Oc-
tobor lst. 1875. Conductors will collect
from each passenger Without Ticket,
20 CTS. in addition to Ticket Office
rates, giving therefor an EXCESS
CHECK, which the passenger can
present at any Ticket Office Of the Com
pany. and RECEIVE THE AMOUNT go
cts } in return.
| 1912 II. E. Folsom, Supt
n. p. LOWERING. Jr., Gen. Ticket Agt.
LYONS KATHAIRoN prevents the Hair
from falling out or turning gray, renews
its growth, and gives strength and vigor.
1t is delightfully."- perfumed, and makes
a splendid dressing 1t is the cheapest
and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro.
duced. Used by the elite. Price only
80 cents. Ola
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AUCTION.

As am abo Ut 70 close Out my business ~ Barton.
sill sell public auction Tuesday Oetobsr %. 1915
at 10 o'clock. not sold Al private sale before
that date the following resl estate and personal prop
erty. Ny DSellng House and BaTHs the hill. sbou.
IS rods from the Depot with -4th land On which
there - thrifty young orchard q about loo trees.
Buildings cOmmOdi0us and IN good Tepair. AlsO 20
tons hay 20 cords four-fOst hard WOOL year, Old
heifers sleighs 10th nice sleighs one new vol
81 ii rOtes buggy Wagons sne-h0Tse lumber wagon
harnesses, and large amount y personal property
consisting u articles numerous % meuiion Also
large stock 81 goods At the store n not previously
dsfOsed q Place % sale 10 front u store. TEkM
On real estate. made known day u sale; on PER
sonai property cash for al sums under BOO On Al
sums over $40 three months credit With good notes.
AARON TWOMBLY.
Barton. VI. October c. 5s75.
Nm l. B6KROYg. Auctloneer
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II ysn sloah 1aDt y Jay first rate shot gun. nes
and asrrantea god. yeu o. - 81 tbe small
u 81 These gsns are ~ spglHgheia s1aootks
E.se nilh peaeFfui ssek and are 81 right Ia every
KIhBALi. ceventv azu
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-10-18
BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
T H Il NJ o N II O II
ny
/. D. H 1 B B A R

A. ID. n I 3 3 A K ID
Jobbing and Commission DealeTin
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD, EGGS,
BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &C.
2I JOIN STREET, BosToE. Mass.
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RRNARKs.-The butter market is quiet and the
not sell as well they did the call is for something
fine. Cheese holds steady although hardly 50 firm
Eggs in good demand. Flour remains unchanged in
price and demand. Pork lard and hams are very firm
Oats lower Corn is unchanged in price. Potatoes
are in large supply and are lower.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-10-18
DERBY LINE.

There will be a Musical Festival at
Stanstead Plain, commencing on We'd
Desday, Oct 20, and continuing three
days, directed by Prof. James Whitney
Of Boston.
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AUCTION.

VII b sod a. publia auetiOn, al ny Tessdeuce, tive
miles from West Glover On tbs pond rQaf. cgmBeBa,
ing a o'eisck. q. n Thursday, Oct. 2Is 1873,
The fDONing real estate aDd persouai property TEo
Farms q l52 acres the ether q - acres land
Also a. ne and place, Al coWs. IL yeaElng haf
era ysariing boil calves horses. 20 t0as "a hay
to1s straw. % ba.bels barley. thEzsbing Hzcbine
and saw rig. b1gg7 Wzkon. q eaFtss ] pair W0rk
h2rneBseA gl0as aarToz, q fie1s atfzs cutter,
onezhlrd interest ln stone digger aei - CO.. jew
ets milk pane. set k4irlAHks Cni0n Scales. TERMS
-on farm made knoNn On day u Eaie. persousl
prspeFiy al 80 seFen naenlhs credit Nfth
god notes. Kni. l. B1RROWE Aneli0HeeF.
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Sewi,lg Machfne Neeites

VIZ = seat ans address as ge fsox4ng pr0ee. "a
Rog thgse eent stamp and - cents 81 y ~ 50
csss. Ix ~ g. eents. Tsekers, add Tpck Msfkrrs
st ~ 80. Scroll HznueFs e g any maehihe = 80
eents. AFsa Farisaa other AkGaeAmsHlz - uunefoss
70 naeBtign.
~ HIIJ-
EaFtoa. ". Ma =. ls7s- zla
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s. S. BLANCHARD

Has nies salt Pork for sale uhoesaie " retail Also
Is bbls n good soap u ~ cis ~ gallon By IL
Dbl " bill
Glover sne e. 1915 zsf
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Barton National Bank.
At Barton IN the state of Vermont at tic cose or
business October lst ISIS

STATE OF VERMONT. CorSTY OF ORLEANS IS:
Ink. DEWEY. Cashier Of the above-named bank,
do solemnly that the ahove statement Is true 10
the best Of my knowledge and beliet
H. X. DEWEY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day Of
October. 1875.
NV BALDWIN. Master in Chancery.
CoRREcr-Attest
W w CIRCUIT.
A. c. ROBINSON. Directors
L. II. THOMPSON. J
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DERB 4.
The epizootic is prevailing among the
horses of this town to some extent.
Holt & Colby have commenced to buy
butter and pay 80 cts. for nice fall-made.
Gallup & Wilson have dropped > cts.
per bushel on the price of potatoes, at
their factory, and are now paying but
20 cents.
Rev. James Hay started. last Tuesday
evening, for the West Indies. He will
be missed by large circle of friends,
and very greatly by the society of which
be was pastor
The Rev. Mr.. Tilson of Mass, will
hold a series of religious meetings al
the Center. commencing Thursday eve
ming and continuing over the sabbath
the first one to be held at the Academy
hall, and the succeeding ones at the
{ parfiEf church
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-10-18
AARON TWOMBLY.

Barton. VI. October c. 5s7s.
M. L. BkKROWg. Auctloneer
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NRWPORT CENTER.

NE WFUH DLN IIH-
Fred Dawney was arrested last Thurs
day morning. for knocking Lyman Viii
liams' front teeth out with his fist Won
der if Fred expects patent for pulling
teeth
Hiram Drown. who was arrested last
week on suspicion Of setting ERE to bis
dwelling house. viii be tried at the Of
fee of W. D. Crane at Lake Bridge on
the 18th inst. Rumor says that the
insurance company have preferred -four
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-10-18

wsss Gsessr Or. Z. 1875
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it stood shivering with cold, led it to the
stable and fed it. When the young men
got ready to resume their journey they
found the horse nan est and were obliged
to make inquiries of Donegan if he had
seen anything of it. He informed them
that he found horse out by the road,
and thought it would be more comfort
able in the barn where he had put it
| He then cordially invited them into the
house They demurrcd. but he insisted,
and they finally went in where they found
that the good Mrs ID. had a well pre-
pared supper in readiness for them. and
would not take the excuse that they
we're mot hungry" for an answer. They
reluctantly took seats at the table. The
victuals were first rate, and they took
hold, but il was rather ehoky business,
and. although they we're waited upon in
good shape. they didn't seem to enjoy
the meal so much as they might under
different circumstances. After they had
finished. Mr.. DOnegan helped them to
hitch up and bid them good night.
OF course the boys cannot help think
ing that they were treated in christian
manner. and probably viii ask next
time they want any Of Mr. DIS apples.
WHEELOOK.
Benjamin Squires has bought the Dan
lei Ward place in this village for l2Ol
dollars Takes possession first Of Janu
AIRY.
= Our village and vicinity Is filed viii
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BOTTOM PRICES

Apacas, Popns the celebrated Yicky Cloth Gray
Mowhars very low, Black Cashmeres heavy and good
Sl0O per yard. Cottons and 10 ceHts A. wide Cot
tOnades, Denims Ticks etc, price way down. Ladies'
Serge Shoes 81 .25 per par, good article. Gents
Cloth Boots, Calf Boots Ploughman Boots etc.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-10-18

On tue 10th inst. three young fellows
ranging from Is to Is years old, were
at work at S. o. Clark's in Iras burgh.
While there one Aaron Bickford. by
their request, procured them pint Of
liquor which they proceeded to drink.
When they reached home at the Com
mon, all three were drunk, and one of
them proving noisy. his friends had him
taken in charge by Sheriff Holdridge,
who kept lin in custody till the follow
ing day, when he was taken before B. B.
Jackman, Justice of Peace. and disclOs-
ed that he was furnished his rum by
said Biekford. A warrant was issued
against Biekford, and he was brought
before said justice and fined $40 and
costs. amounting in all to s20.32. He
thinks he shan accommodate his friends
young or old, very soon. by buying then
rum. l. H. Thompson, States Atty. fol
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

6osrov Ami 7-Flon Demand moderate s,es - 2odts ~
Tor Western Snpeane So ?59Rj 80 for Common Extras 70 oo
f6 rs Minnesota ncuiag choice bakers
s. 1886 WHITE Wheat Ohio Indiana and hlcmgsM soWs
ST. LOUIS the latter price Tor ore
south. Flour SIS Common Extras and Choice Family
Tor Xred and Yellow Oats 72G75c for Mxe and "n
Csc QSI Shorts S2SdS29 Fine Feed and Nildhngs
Flour $40 bb- Corn, $4,000 bush heat Voo
bush hush Shorts 1854 bush; Barley oo Dusn
BALTIMORE April 7-COttOn anc higher Low
lGLc quiet STEADY and unchanged wheat nrmef no
Western al 30 No DO. 81 20; Pennsylvana hel
81 Do other unchanged buoyaut aud trong soon
arm southern TOd75c; Western White 69G7Qei Western hed
67aG8c quiet and unchanged Hay Gull ana nn.oanged
Provisions strong. Pork steady S22 30 Bulk Meats hrm
Shouer Clear Rib Sides l2c for carloads Dose jonn
packed higher Bacon fm with active order trade shouarts
gs,c Clear Sides l3c Hams Ii Ia De Lard hiner ne
Gned lGc Batter steady and unchanged Petroleum easier
Gee Coffee nominal Ordinary to Prime Ro cArgoe
Whisky dull at 81 IA. ,o1,o,-. r..
PHm,prLPniA Anr 7Cover Seed sells freely at 1Odl for
Pennsylvania halle for Western Timothy decinng
nomnay unchanged BARK STEADY az sos or
Ouerctron dull and unchanged ofJOO Dds
and Mnn.os Family $685. rs Pennsylvania irasns ana
Ono So 256s So Is and High Grades AZ 10 1Od$i o. he
Flour S Meal quoted at 81 40 heat Nsne az
27aSl ~ I'll 3Od$ ~ for Amber 81 80 for hi'e
Sc aud Mixed ssc held higher Oats excited anl
advancing; saes Of White 7ld73c MiIed 7oG72e BereV
quoted s Canada and 81 30dSl 40 Or Ne~iork wo
and from 81 Az 20 II DO Povlaons ur
sales OF Pork s22aS22 80 Beef Hans slsdtZZ ~
Picked do. l2Adl23 Lao lAdl5aic Whishy dul at 81 -
dul NewYok and Bradford County hItras
2sdOc % a27: Western Ertrss 22d2fc DO fs
Isa uncbsngsd Bggs 6m Peunsvysna ses
re Fresh. 2Ga27e; Western 25a26e southern
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per cent, which no one seems able to explain. The
business IN Central and Hudson was larger thah
usnal. and the price was advanced per cent, which
surprises and puzzles people i'll view OF the an
nouncement that the Supreme Court OF the United
States has decided Ia decision that Is final that the
Company is liable for the long-disputed
tax. levied under the Internal Revenue
laws, upon its great scrip dividend. The
remainder of the list has been duh and featnrceSs
The total transactions for the day amounted TO
1920 shares, distributed among the active
stocks, and the following the opening, closing,
and intermediate prices, with the gains and losses
from last evenings close: 80 100 Western union
sold at 15.Q1Ss, 77.Q7ss gain of per cert; isooo
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph at 2ilG2Gi0213 a2os
Q&!0211Q27S. a gain of 81 per cent t2,SV fac'ic
Mail at Poll 43G42b043' G4Si, gain OF per cent
$4,000 Union Pacific at 70.07la70. 07Os0'Os. a eSih
of per cent ; $500 North Western at HBV io.a u
gain of per cent; 100 Preferred at 5Ss GSoo ST. fa
at 30a 39 ESQ., 39a. gain of per cent 7ofreIcrreu
at 5Si 05SJQ58I; 800 Rock Island at 1O2s@lV2i
gain of per cent 1900 Ohios at 2Ss0@SS02S3 2foo
Lake Shore ut 80, G73 loss of per cent 81 4V ETC
at 292s. a 80. 73O, gain of per cent Soo' Cen,i
at 1Ol01Ql2G1Ols gain of per cent; 2oo hanipai
and ST. Joe at 27i gain .per cent; 14co Us Z. l.
e.. al 620GgQGa gain of per cent; ana INV Wa
bash nj l5J0l5! 0l6!O1 gain of per cent. Inc
market closed quiet but firm. The following are
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