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The old year has gone, aud the new
year ushers in the beginning Of the second
century Of the republic. The year 1875
viii be memorable. not so much for great
events. as from the fact that il has been
a year in which no bloody wars will
leave their record on the pages Of his
tory. In Spain. in Cuba, in the
Russian provinces Of Asia aud in some
Of the countries Of Africa. wars Of CON-
paratively = small magnitude. have been
waged. but the great nations Of the
earth have maintained peace with their
neighbors. In the United States no great
national calamity has visited US Grad
ually and quietly. the nation and the
people are passing cut Of the depression
aud injuries caused by the war POlit-
ieally. there has been no great crisis or
eommotiOn. Religiously. there has been
q marked progress for good. Many
souls born into the Kingdom Of Christ.
will date their conversion in 1875 and
many churches re-entOrced and strength
enej will remember the last year with
gratitude Abundant crops have been
garnered during the year. and the store
houses. the granaries and marts are ELL
Cd with the staples Of the land. seeking
domestic and foreign markets. The
neurological record Of the year. bears
the names Of many great and good men
dead. This nation mourns the loss Of
Vice President, many senators and
representatives to congress. many Of
those who have occupied prOminen;
places in the nation and the world the
rich and the poor, the wise and the uu.
learned. the good and the bad. vast
number have gone to their reward
The beginning Of the second century
Of the American republic. is. or ought
to be. but the beginning Of an unexem
pied career Of national greatness. Tn,
hundred years just passed. great as hav
been their achievements in the western
continent have been only sufficient 70
the occupancy Of our vast domains, an,
the testing Of government formed b,
the people for the people. Civilization
in its westward march has crossed ID
continent. and now rolls back into ID
interior from the Psei6e beside the spa
eious harbors Of the coasts. and on h
margins Of the great rivers busy elite
have been built: on the mountain slope
and over the vast Puairies villages an
hamlets have been planted. but the de
velopuent Of America is only in its in
fancy. Our government has endure,
the trying ordeal Of foreign aud dOmes
tic war 1t has WithstoOd the shock O.
easiOned BY the overthrow Of the syster
Of slavery. engrafted into il at its birth
aud it rises over all these. powerful {
deal with fees without. and strougl
grounded in the faith and love Of fort
millions Of people. Nothing but the d
cay Of virtue and the loss Of nations
patriotism in the hearts Of the peopl,
can prevent au onward and prOsperou
career for the United States. such as Il
world has never witnessed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

following pertinent question: Can Yer
mont, at the end Of hundred years Of
national existence. consent to stand be-
fore the world as unable or unwilling to
represent herself at this great gathering
Of the nations Our history. our honor.
our self respect and patriotism should
forbid il.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03
WHISKY.


Whisky Is about Is troublesome in
uatiOual IS in domestic Affairs. Cor
eminent Is carrying % an extended and
Vigorous 6ght with the great eoubina-
ton Of whisky GanufAeturers aud T.
qu0r dealers in the Unitsd States. Sec
resary Bristow has been very successful
thus TAR in this warfare with the ring.
and the fight IS stiil going On MI
hoOs Of dollars have been recovered and
many 1en brought to grief. Govern
usns 01eials who could b boazht or
brlbed. have been purchased and aided
n the frauds s0@s Il them are nov
IN prison. and Others viii sooa Be tried.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

slow and safe process wins. while the
rapid and risky attempt fails. The
sailing down of few dollars annually
will give competence in age. as figures
and numerous examples show. and it Is
wisdom to take this slow process. rather
than risk any other.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

CONGRESSIONAL NIsIK TO TIE CES-
rESSIAL BCILDING.-About four hund-
red members Of Congress. and other
guests from Washington. including the
President and his family. the Justices
Of the Supreme Court. and other officials,
visited the Centennial Buildings at Phil
adelphia- BY invitation from the citizens
Of Philadelphia The party left Wash
ingtou in single train At 5 o'clock. D.
N, on Friday. but on arriving in Balti-
more the train was divided into two
sections. The President. members Of
his Cabinet, Judges Of the Supreme
Court, and some Of the Senator's and
Representatives were on the second sec
ton As the party reached PhiladeI-
phi1 they were taken in carriages TO the
Continental House, Girard House, La
Pierre House. and other quarters for the
night On Saturday morning they were
escorted to the Centennial grounds, tax
en- through the buildings and shown
everything that could be seen Of the
preparations for the Exhibition About
500 people SAT- down 1t ? o'clock to
dinner. which was spread in Hortieal-
tGral Hall, one Of the most beautiful Of
the buildings erected. which covers an
acre and half Of ground John C,
Built, Esq, who presided. delivered an
interesting address On the magnitude,
cost and condition Of the Exhibition en-
terprise-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

A circular hAs been issued by the
State executive committee and seat %
all the members Of the legislature. to
see 4 they vii consent to meet at
Montpelier % atEsni an extra session
Of the legislature. withsas eoSs . tae
State The object Of the session / To
take measures % have ysru.oat suitably
represented. in her agriealturaL ne
ehAHieAl. mineral and osher capacities.
a. PhilaasiFh@ daring the present year.
lt : believed that ths railroads IA the
Ssats follSsiug the example 81 tie Ceu-
sral Ssruoss vii soesent e carry aem-
bsrs gratis. and that the cost 70 nd
vidal Haezssrs wilI Be very susan II
members aa@sns o. gre their time and
tier iaas<nse IN aEsr e ths usEs. Il
: sxPsstsd tAas an extra session vii
b eoDysne1 The circular asks he
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03
AMOS P. BEANS ESTATE.
nmiSSiOnerS. Notice.

The Subscribers. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Orleans
Commissioners 70 receive. examine, and adjust all
Claims and demands OF all persons against the estate
q Amos p Bean late q Glover, in said District,
deceased reFFaseused fus0lvent. fsfx
months from the 18th day Of Dec. 1915 being allowed
oy said Court 10 the creditors Of said deceased 60
nlot and prove their respective claims before rs Give
notice that E attend 20 the duties Of our appoint
ment AZ the Ate dwelling house Of said deceased in
Glover IN SAID District the 18th day OF January
and 10th day Of May next. at 10 o'clock ia the fore
noon. On each Of said days
y. 7. SHEAFE
JAMES sIMoSDS. S0li11ii Si'iieis'
Glover, Dec IT, A ID. Is75 52-s
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

The MONTREAL RIors.-The deStitu-
ton and suffering in Montreal Is un-
doubtedly. to large extent at least,
due to the efforts to induce emigration
to that country from the Old World
These efforts have been too successful.
They have resulted in bringing into
Canada large class Of men who had no
means with which to buy bread or en-
gage in farming. and they naturally
drifted into the large cities in search Of
employment Perhaps not sufficient at
tentiOn was given to the class of emf
grants brought over Canada does not
need any day labOrers. She has an
abundance Of that class of men now
She needs class Of emigrants who have
some means, and who know how to take
care Of themselves-men who are pre-
pared to aid in developing the resources
Of her lands and making available the
timbers Of her forests. Ii is wrong to
crowd her cities with men who have no
means with which they can help them
selves-men who are dependent upon
their daily labor for living. In Can
ada. there is necessarily long suspen-
sion Of outdoor work on account Of the
severity Of the winter. and the class of
men referred TO are thrown out Of en-
ployment, and must steal or starve.-
They naturally join hands and eOnsti-
tute a mob, taking by force that which
is necessary to keep them alive.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03
sAIlou's MONTHLY MAeA1IHE.

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IN Tie C0tsntTy- -ss..s
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We have just commenced rep1bIiShing oar NOVEL
ETTES. the Plates Of which were DESTROYED in the
Boston Fire. SoE READY
No l-TEE ARzASsAs RAsGER. Or DtHqls The
BGeEssoodsssaa- By Liegtenznt Murray. Illustrated
No. 2--TEE SEA LIos- Or The PrTudtssr Of the
FeHsosc1t- By sylv1uus COBB JE illustrated
For sale BY AL SeEa5eaIerz sent By mail postage
prepaid On receipt os twenty-five Cents
5--3 THoMRs TALBOT, % Haxiey ST., Boston
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

The Boston Jo,sr7sal makes the sug.
gestion that the next Republican Ma
tional Convention be held in Faneuil
hall. 1t is capital suggestion for sew
eral reasons. 1t would show that the
rest Of the country is not yet prepared
to leave New England out in the cold
notwithstanding Mr.. Speaker Kerr's eff
forts in that direction. Then it would
give New England an opportunity TO
show to the rest Of the country. and es-
peclally to the South, what great and
warm heart she has. For the Centen-
NAL year no filter place could be found
for the convention, and it would seem
that the whole country would gladly
unite on Faneull hall as the place be-
fore any other for the convention. Some
might think that it would give Mr..
Blaine an advantage to have the con-
vention held in Boston. but we do not
think 50. Mr.. Bristrow, Mr.. Washburn,
or any other man would be quite as
likely to reap the advantage Of the deep
and fervent feeling which the occasion
and its Surroundings would develop. As
the last National Republican convention
was held in Phidelphia. Boston-that
other hOt-bed Of revolutionary patriotism
hrs right TO be considered next.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

Mary Nzriosh Nazoo divides kersex
rnto three elAsses-the eddy bzrrsrsies.
ne busy bees and the woman rixhtsrz.
he arsr are pretty and silly. the seeaua
pam add 1ssfxL the thiri mannizh an.l
S'li'G2- The first wear dag trailing
dresses and sale al y0Q While waItring
Sae sseoad wear aPrSas and give va a.
pc t9lPhags the bird want ysar
lanly PrspessaYss. yosr dress euaE,
year 1a1ag 1n4 ys4E Es<a.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

IL "a great tang % lsak aanay. Be-
tween brick walls. sorroxs pm one dawn.
and grind and guaw Oae's life IL Is 50
natural. Whea things % wrong ind0ors,
70 SIC and look cut If = window, II the
SIndo~ looks anywhere Yea thiak
tAAt yea are sUlky and Riserzble-psr-
h1Ps you mean = Be AZ first; but pres
entity y0G have gotten ali over L. Ysa
have gOue oct from yo1rself. away oG
ancog trss bSzaehes and eloQi isIandz,
carving yoUr tr91bles with then and
there y01 give Il the sip. and leave L
. net aEaT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03
H 0 IL D AY
1kG I FIT S
AT THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The subscriber would say the people of Barton and d
Joining towns that has Just returned from market with one
the largest of goods in his line brought into
Orleans County He has made speciality of Toys and Fc
Goods feels confident that he has any and everything that
any person will want for Holiday Goods.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

800 = tA-A'-A = -3E3-4 % gELEAEs.
I 4 4 DEWEY, Caskier - ne zk.zEe-usFse.I 49,
q seleAznlE sEezx thai .he above s6a1eaut Z ~ -
tie Best q my kzsxtsize and k<tlsE
z DEWITT. Czzhiex
.aoseTl9s- aaa ssorE . bsErs ~ thas Isl dag n
Izz1aTy. fsze- - =
p y BALDWIN. Master Il Chazesry.
C0aEEcT-AI1szz
HIRAM MeIELLAN
ELLIAN = GEOUF. sDarsesor.-
A @ EyELNsON
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03


Mrs Abigail Adams. in one Of her
letters written ID her husband, John
Adams from Braiutree. during the rev
oluti0nary troubles Of IVA. gives i Gu
rioGs illustration Of the Puritan regard
for the sabbath even while in the act Of
violating II A party of patriots had
forced an agent Of Gen Gage 70 deliver
70 then two warrants IN his possession,
and Mrs Adams sAys-~They then made
4 circle and burnt them They then
called vote whether they should huz-
"a. but It being Sunday evening, 1t
passed in the negative" Our pio1z
forefAthers thought It 10 SIN 70 resist
their oppressive rulers On the sabbath
daT, but It was wicked 70 hurrah.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03
Toys Il Fancy Goods

Vases of all sizes and varieties and of the hands
est YOU ever saw Toilet Sets Mantle Sets, Smokers Stands
Work Boxes Handkerchief Boxes Writing Desks, Hobby Ho
es Jumping Jacks, Rail Road Trains Street Cars, Horses and
Wagons Cats and Dogs, Games of all kinds, and Thousand
other things, not mentioned, for the Children.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

fart.rntdT attention gfress trimming gfce tSp
ana 1"shefs. A good supply aIsrays oa hand.
fsaFf"H january H@t. $40.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
Barton National Bank.

At Barton. in the State q Vsrmoat AZ the elOse %
business. December 18th. ISIS.
, 1876-07-01
lMBECtlE.

Onre on timo-lot 70 the story goes--
DupopulAted wAs an tSlkna emsll BY wot1.
Wlicu good lEacus prayed, another Enes
Sprung from the eoll, 10 oil the vacant space:
lh91a dooMed RsEa TO spend their life m toll.
And gather wealth by laborns on tic soil.
We'll might they boast no suKyerd souls wete tneys
"Motk, Waotkl" wta s'eE shets naosto, aud No
play"
From iuan TILL eve they added to their heap,
htolo FROM the night the precious hours Of sleep
crcpt In dark holes wbl!s a! arpnnd wn dAys
Nor yet had tiua 10 eat, stlll less to pray.
Little thoy dtentntl that zach Should dlH AM Gkasos
Mhilo toiling thus With one intent to save.
Many sAved bread, which turne1 70 nioldJ cFnAts
r III tfAl, xNccGAttae stosea put all tcls tr9at:
When e1te1, lAcy but served to clog lhe soul,
NJ pDgffsl,uleNkln tteYt-And those btkter ROLL
One wnEked with buried zeal 70 build . tower.
Which fell At LIST, aud crushed him by ito power;
AnuthpF buried deep sGnlo usetesA rust,
Mltcn aooll Mas mlugird with 1ls own ffai& d1stt
Willis lit who heaps4 ihe biggest pills 81 aauu
ueca,a0 ut once tile Lord uf ii! the land,
Although 1t pruyt4 bis t0hlb whcu yale arose.
And brought hkx worthless life 10 hpeedy cloAs.
Nisrs built fuads 10 earFy on sbeis ttRdet
These,btought In spoIls when bens on Giundenak
rid;
While sumo constructed bridscs very loose.
Which soon sAyp way, aud serred fgf Lntna ABUSE
shlp3 TOO, y gfe built, but with 10 ittla sIill,
ltEu Spr,, = bat9uu they nnsy served " kIt,
Slnus few cun!d avlul likr AgrtpHfna bftSc,
Aud those who yriIturel fuuDd 4 WAterJ grave.
Tau.nt by atc1u Eunesls, this l,oot, ftcblu sta@
Learned MaMs,nal. scrtets axe uot always Risa.
k'tt,n kr,l lM"~ Z -.',. "-* .r'-~- --- -e'
, 1876-07-01
A DISAPPOINTED CLAIMANT,
A Man Attempts Suicide at tho House OF Blr
Edward Thorntons

EuNnFu THofnLo1s
DfpatcIa To 4Ytte Pork Norid.
WAsn1NGron, June 92.-1 understand that q
cnrEVls case OF attempted suicide occurred hcro
the other day ut the doors Of tho British Lcga-
t.on. AZ Is well known Slr Edword Thorrl-
ton, Her Britannia Macsty's Minister, hns acted
for long time past as umpire Of the dstraetEng
mixed C0mm!asion OF tho United States and
Mexico for tho settlement OF clain,s agalust
either Of these countries by citizens OF tho other.
Tho patience, ability, anl integrity shown by Sir
Edward IN this tha.iktcss task have earned him
geucral admiration and respect; but ho has
naturally been obliged to pronounce adversely
III many instances, aud the claimants whom llo
has dismissed naturally think I'll Of him. Ona
lnan whose cnso was unfavorab1y acted upon
not long ago, being driven to despair, went ta
yIals Of lautlmlum. Armed With these, be went
to the Legation, drank tho contents Of the thrco
vials one after the other, rang thu bell and sat
down On the steps. WhGn tho servant appeared
s ~, qsks1 s ld% d1r BIZ Edwna who
confronted l.in, with hagEnrd face, and said in
substance: p" You hnvo ruined nc by deciding
ag!hnst my Jus: claims. have no hope LIFT fit
this world, aud summon yott to mcct me- be-
toss 5gds more 5ast t9an som,sst 10 The aee
Walls out of Ills picket. Sir Edward, thinking
tho ,nan mad, mud that he was about to producu
pisto1, caught his n1nl and shook It Violently.
his hund to tho ground, str Edwards scr,
runts by this time had called o policeman, and
| With llts help tho would-bc suicldu was removed
TO the. hospital, where the prompt use Of q
ston,aelpunp restored him to IT,, IT,, nn,,a, much
! uf the story by adling TINT c1perts pr rononnco
the name clafma o1le Ut the most inpudent put
III before tho Commission.
, 1876-07-01
A FRAGMENT.

The air waa full oftho mus'eot Daby's laugh, ns,
ple,sis, M:Sy,' and came into tho bright Springs
Sharp, on background OF trailng mlsts and stcei3
Iiad bfoEc the spenloss OF sare and perfect day.
A sl0ps Of tender green, With slinta Of ro1dy.
Dluc sioles-swect rs paby's breath-low Nesting
down;
And, under our feet, bces dizzy with sweets, down
,,, ,t,ip ,asSip tn .a sho clover; t,,, ,o..co,,
dscamtlY over
The waving k1ols on which, la'. week. they dung
Like e5isnI;yY'lo" nashG banners on beautiful carpet
40 lltt|e shost' does mother want moi" cn''Fuped
Three sSsSine ssSsi e'a T. sa1n, thing tad vanished
A glctm Of wings, and swallows cIrcllng low ana
A wild Slr.i's song, and nest. guess In the OLD
A hawthorn. hedge, with Its dainty ccnsers sstng>
And bIesses, heavy with perfume, come. linger,
And clusters Of sun.tonehcd trees o'crhang tho
o'cr ii sxssf lissssa sso0ps loving, With Its gift OF
A stretch Of buildcd walk, with rows Of maple
And dimpns, sunlit .lopes. whore swcepa thelsko's
Through stont Young coptc. aud ferny brake, and
And ths Sood!anIs hu.h that crowns tho blun'a
aharp edge.
Which steep o'crhangs Lake Michigan, whose
aarklinF watcss lay
tint that day;
With ,t;s tar:e1 T. snnllt mist, sna clona-shadows
And tias tiss'y syb &c g. & '' "hs'' 1T blends
And BABY ,. saw tho waves break whIto against tho
For III: Az t.ms,-TSt.h me-, their solemn "ror cEes
And hush dslfscd over the tiny face, meath tho
A hush llks that which follows tho beuedlctmn~.
prayer.
Tho rosct ttut wavered on check md ltpa, and dars
Grew, and doep. With .AL Fret great thought Of
G0a-o sWcot aurpstsol
Thea ~ 1't'e s'sa of deep content On tho atlne''
Liko fosv:ps.s1. dropped, by idlo hands, In eoo1-'
And paby cloned bis wondering eyes. and White
lis thy. ~ folsaednauds, lllo badalns ll,y.cup,
And sott,y, said. "Asosa dis " and "soul to
The 1:Skss :fSss Fragments of "Sow Lay me dawn to
which 1,aby A. nor two year. eld .na u nntsush,t
0LxSrvx, ls7g. MARIA WnLzrT OWEN.
, 1876-07-01
Tic t'oot'a Muatllo.

There Seems to b. diGoeHoc Q! opinion in re-
gard tu the pronunciation u The last ilanu Of An.
tiIe HuIcYn. We infer tsita fFogi tho variety vt
rhymes III which Il IL matle 10 d. service i nM-
ber Of manuscript poem. recently TseetSsd " tlIs
For instance, W. Anl tho following couglet In
l>oeu, signea - AxRsl:"
Whl,s can,isS yeArs tArtf cautzo arc Fol1ln,
Wu'tl thlnk 1t Tide Gs Anus HoIuYu.'
Aud In a .'sonnet," sleuel "Ofcates." occurs
tAe following:
rrwcrc swoct thy pcutlyc smllc to win,
Fesrtcss aud sn1ef!s,sA n. HoyhR.
While, on tho Other hund, ''rercy ST.. Clalt"
duc!alcy, In u ttcMalous GhlrogEphJ nhd violet
inks
What wonlrous rHwet Of lova wa& tAtus.
THU uIettl VI +urfuRe. sA1ss Bp'lihe.
And 'sAhelbcrt" goes on luto u rh1psuty like
llis:
VIZ feel pride wo vaat rcssTslu
lu Auha Ufcktiguufs Bu u!H"s
We expect another Invoice in day or TWO, aMd
NAV le sbip IN .sle1n thrrrlfoln u uany Rrnulin.
CATIONS Of hoAtyn Nc thste nrS ways VI spellth7
SuafNklelspetairtrt.