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New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

There was nothing specially important III the 1or-
egn adyiees to-day though it nay 10 sta'cu 'iiT1 IT,
tie chances of war are gradually lessening' IN
support Of this may add that Dfftlsh SOsols arc
higher a! 959l6 and United States bonds strong al
yesterdays advance At the CLOS, loofs are q'pt11
at 109alO9ls; old 1S6js at 1882; new hyes at 100
Rl06ls and ten-fOTties at lOI y, whlie plie CON-
mon shares continue steady at 3l2. lhere Is no
quotation for money, bnt at last repOr iFee ihOls
bills were discounted ut III per cent Ihis Is =
under the minimum charged at me Ddlh t Nl
England the managers OF the regular ,N0ohS
meeting to-day seeing no reason 70 hiahc any 9us
alteration In it, although t45l 900 bloh Was "5,u
drawn from n during tie week, and f49,OOO adal-
tl0nal to-day "On balance" DouDue5s Boo".y
proportion Of il has passed, or VIII lnd itS way, 70
our own shores the City of Richmond being Just up
with $4,000 coin on board. The PrOpQrtIo1 ol 1T re-
serve To liabilities - now 04os per cent; Idsu VIZ VIZ
II was 80. Bar silver III London Is quOte9 AZ -
pence the ounce There were quotal%pls % Vi ~
iOlSs. Dispatches from Pans report fIIIich .
per cent rentes at 104 60, and hin. DnIlhg
the week the Bank of France TePorleo an
increase of 5,S10,000 francs. Sight eXcDahge on
London was quoted at 2516. The foreign eAchange
was quiet and lower. the standard rates ainohg tne
prime bankers being reduced 10 $4 - anu % %.
Ihe supply Of bills ig quite liberal, ana CONCESSIONS
are allowed on both long and sight bills, actual 0u-
hees being done the basis OF pA 6I'4 10 INC oi
The Inst named, and - o3i2 for slght draits. We
quote commercial sterling az % Toi2cP4 oV n iVt
documentary and 81 8OGS4 81 for clean bills. The
goid market was not particularly actNe' gut ~ 'oi9
thefe vas rather more iirmness noted, WIN SAFES az
new 70 remark Of this department. Dally loans cost
2 l. and per cent carrying, ana eAcept4Vnai,,1 ~,
iae' lime loans are lsia3i6 carrying ICI % 10 oO
Considerable gold has been taken on tte mar
Ret account h heavy charges required for car
i1g lbe Assistant Treasurer to-day pd OUT III IYlh
interest $4,000, and $1,000 IN redemption OF elieu
RaS The days business at @ tne go" 59 6o. SnId
SIaa1lsnceS Sl,3OS, l47; currency balances il' iI2o'
Ss ee prnegal gold quotations Mere eo as iSs
iiSo-.'iosS l2OOl09 aO0..-..lOS's 0VO-''--AV'e
~t'vV-..-iVJal J iOv.... lOJ9ei
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

The quotation. follows Cuba-Renning Infero 10
common Sia9ss.; do, Far 9sc; do Good. 1Olsc DO,
rdIne i0e do Grocery Fair 70 Choice, lDdl0ose d.
Cehfuuga, lOhOll &c. MOasses hhds and boxes. Sa
n9ae.; Meada 52osc Clayed boxes d. g, Nos. 10 g.
SGJ'ic 40 Do DO Nos 10 10 IL, l09l0iac do do Nos
Is 10 TO- Oaa iec. do do d0 Nos l6 TO IS II Hll Ic
do2 do do Nos 10 10 90 l2al2Lc; DO. DO White ~ 2H
~ 2ci Porto kleo- Refining Common 70 Prime 9l4al04c
DO, Grocery Pair 20 Choice lObdl03ic BrazD ID. =,
Nos 10 l2. Sdi0sc. Jaya-D * Nos l0to l2 l06lO5c;
Manila, 9a994c wOrleans-Redning Grades, 72d92c.
do, Grocery Grades 100 lie
TAILOW-Ihe market dull anil uns settled; sales 90.
900 D AZ 81 Sssc. for very Good Prime.
WHlshf-fhe market quiet with sales OF 80 bbls.
81 O9la % gallon '' - -
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
FISK g. HATCH.
9apinos Banks.

NEW YORK SAYINGS BANK, Sth-ave., cor.
IN Of l4s Interest commencing from OF each month.
ASSETS f3,610967 Or SURPLUS $4sl, ,647 CO.
G. w. BRlNcKERHoFP Seey. RICHARD H. BUL Ii. Prest
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

SO S Sseg % m days. los, seller days 1925 seller 80
DAYS.
The following table of prices of the prominent
gold ana silver mining shares as received by tele-
graph from San Francisco. is furnished by William
Ward Irexel HuildinQ All prices in gold:
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
limitations were :

In Statp bonds tTansactiOns Testrlcttu, q lot
of Gs of Missouri selling at 105l2 Tennessees at d,
and District of Columbia 3-65s at go. The current
otationS
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK, Thursday, Nov 23 1876.
The following foreclosure sales were made at
the Exhange Salesroom to-day
BUA J. Blocker & Son
block bounded by 81 and Iexngtonaves 1O6th and -
lO7tsts 2Olx42 RchansOn .$6l 100
BU Il. H. Muller O. Son
fourstOry brick tenement house with plot n OF
3Sthst, 1913 IT. OF ZdaYe, plot 4Obxba4N3zxfoSj 90.
'''' -''' '''' BgR :. HayIieiL
lot Of 65th-st, 100 H. OF shave 25xlOO5 go.
Geo NJ Nil er and Marshall Sl6,S00
lots " GGth-st, 975 tw Of sth-aye, each 25x
1868 i ame M S5sse bayer ooVi' sl57oo
lU22j same
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
sEw-YoRK CITY.
I22ast n g. 221.3 1t e OF 1staye, 1G.SXl0011 II
l65ta'sj 5 800 It 9 Of lthave I65xiOO Ann Curtis
45thsL s(No i3l $50 II Of 5thave 25xlO05; Chas
s ssh s9 % VIZ n Of KbE5 road u lots deed
dated is671 c G Gardiner to A sewa att .~~. $500
l1thaye, e l29h-st, 1A4x2S L Johnston 70 c
ana Sife TO Mathews. Nominal
WarD Pastor to G CLARK 225o
Fnday st. 200 It " Of Washi1g'SSna9ys 9 2oxlO8 .oo
sehasisr an, vie to q Koch 5000
GUM and vile to NJ Walsh Nominal
'yST MaTSay snd dVi wife @ to MURPHY 80 $4,000
To5EeT to sc6ack Nominal
iInStS ard %iie T. to s. seller = S o-s 10000
NAM and vile to 5 stenmann COCO
Tar2il t. G B GGntaer Nominal
'G e5r nj :, tgSo ef5s to schueR s4Oo
IIS5 Ii,SI ~ 1srss , 70 NJ Tallnan ..... 500
IUiacaij ihS '''' j. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
HAVANA MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETs.

HAVANA, Nov 23.-Spansh Gold, 222d222ia Sugar firm.
Exchange quiet but firm
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
Citp properin 90 Eet.
Drooklnn propertn % fet.

ITO LET-3-story brick SCH0OI-H0USE, No.
4 lbs Ro.seusG; 5-story briek DWELLING, l1y Nil
lOughby.st GORDON L. FORD 81 clark st. Brookyh
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
Gonnirp prOpsrtp 90 Eei.

nNO LET-COnvenient suburban cottage and
Il grounds ii rooms gs. water heater near depos c
geat lines ahriant trains and low fares 80 ulinu'e
New,YUrk yearly fae so0 10; lad out gsrea ss
iruit, berries, sc. Apply 10 OWNER Room y ~" vas
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13

egant setting in which il moves ID IS
large and highly trained. and the figures
executed are novel and artistic The ef-
feet Of the heaUsif0l evOlasiens is en-,
HANGED BY eolOred lights. the skllfal
management Of which gives some amaz-
ing effects, The prs1sisres Of this ballet
are the sisters Me8zelll. famous in Ea-
rope but never before, presented 70 an
American audience.
The cast Is . strong one throughout
as indeed it should be 20 support such
artists as Miss Eliza weshersby and
Mr.. W H. Crane who sustain the pTin-
cIpal roles. Max Aarstzek. the we'll
known impressario. conducts the 0rehes-
ira. and makes Of the incidental music.
much Of which Is original with himself.
one Of the best features Of the perform
anee. Thus armed and equipped ''Babs
has fairly captured the city ard viii
maintain its sway throughout the winter.
A dead bear. in a hand-eart pushed
| by two Irishuen. created sensation
among the bulls and bears in Wall
street on Thursday. The bears insisted
on carrying their dead brother into the
Stock Exchange. while the bulls endeay-
ored TO propel the cart 70 = neighbonug
restaurant 20 have Bruin served for din.
ner
/ Edward s. Stokes, who from his mar.
der Of jim Fisk has become PahliS
character. completed his four years Of
Imprisonment for that oEenSe on October
| 18th. and has returned 20 this city. He
st once called On Commodore Vanderbilt
20 thank him for kindness extended dur
ing his Incarceration He expresses HI;
satisfaction At getting out in time to SCI
the Centennial. which will be his mex
step.
c. E. Beekwith. formerly eon6dentia
clerk Of B. I. Baboitt. and for year
principal manager Of the enormous busl
ness Of that millionaire soap manufac
turer and capitalist has been eonvicte'
this week upon the first Of long list {
, indictments against him for forgery an
: enbezzlement- He Is supposed TO hay
: robbed his trusting and m2guaniUou
: employer Of over quarter Of mllh0
: I OF dollars RADIx
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
HAAILEoS FI.H. - Of Sax

An ISC0REIGIBLE CAsE-It Is nsrrzt-
Cd b. railroad men. speaking Of the zc-
eident near Ple@sznton, AEeek ago last
thursday night, that tramp was sit
ting o. the rear platform Of ; ezboose,
when the engine Of the train following
ran into II, and be vas knocked three Or
four rods By the force Of the collision.
He Ezs picked up insenzible. and tho
the physician Who vas summoned did
nos discover any wounds On his body q
evidence q bruken bones. Il Ezs decided
that his injury must be internal. Is II
o1e eoald withstand such eone1ssion =
he had experienced and esczpe unhurt
He vas conveyed % the hOteI at Pleas
anton. put IN bed. and Efforts made .
resuscitate hin. bat they we're uusue
eessfaL and It was generally beIieysl
that he would n0t regain Consciousness
Sone hours later, however. the attempt
% bring hIu %, net with s1eoezz- H
opened his eyes. stretched himself. se
Up. looksd around hin. evidently tire
% eoupreEend tie situation but eouE
nOt and getting CIT q bed With the r.
mark well. | u1zt hare been joll
drunk this tine :" he walked away viii
OF % u2ch a. saving. by your lezEe.
Or Thank you (Cd
Record Cni0z-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
ADAY OF THANKSGIVING.
By tie President Of tic Cnitsd States
A PROCLAMATION.

By tie PrgSSGs or tee MATED StGtsS
PROCLAMATION.
From year TO year We have been ae-
euztoued 20 pause In our daily pursuits
and SET apart tine TO offer our thanks
20 Almighty God for the special bless
ings He has vOuehs2feG 20 Us. with our
prayers for continuance thereof We
have At this tine equal reason TO be
thankful for His continued protection.
and for The many material blessings His
bounty has bestowed In addition To
these fayors accorded TO Is Is ludlvldu
ais. We have especial occasion 70 express
our hearty thanks 70 Almighty God that
By His providence and guidance cur
government. established century ago.
h4s been enabled to fulfil the purpose Of
Its founders IN Offering an asylum 20 the
/ people q every race. securing civil and
/ religious liberty 70 al within It's boz
/ dsrs. and netting cut TO every individual
alike. justice and equity before the law.
Ii Is. moreover, especially our duty 70
offer our humble prayers TO the Father
/ Of all mercies for continuance Of His
divine fAEGr 60 Is as nation and IS IN
diVI6uzls
By reason Of al these considerations,
/. Ulysses s Grant, President Of the
United States, do recommend TO the PEG
PIE Of the UpIted States TO devote the
thirtieth day Of November next to the
expressions Of their thanks and prayers
20 Almighty God. and laying aside then
daily ay0eatlOns and all secular oeeupa-
ti0ns 70 assemble IN their respective pa
ees Of worship and observe such day =,
\ day Of thanksgiving and rest
In witness whereof | have hereuntg
set NJ hand aud caused the seal Of til
United States 10 Dc zf5xed-
. Dune At the city Of Washington TIL
tventy-sIxth day Of October. in the yea
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundreC
! and seEeaty-si1. aud Of the independ
: snce Of the United States Of America
the one hundred and first
/ Isl Z. 5. GRANT.
l HAMILTON FI.H. Secretary Of State.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13

those states. and they remembe red him.
but would uos vote for h5m- tie esuld
carry the rural districts Of New York
where 'usellIse0es. morality and love OF
country ab0uads. bat be could not carry
the filthy wards about New York
city. and therefore loses his election
Let our enemies write respectable
epitAph On the slab that shall stand
over the Republican grave, We yield
to the DEGREES Of fate. hoping that the
party nay have glorious resurrection
| four vears hence.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
ERWIN O. wOODBUEY's ESTATE.
Comm iS%ioneT-E' Notice

The EnDscTfbers having been appointed BY the
Honorable Prot4te court Tor the District o. Orleans
CSmndsrbOnsrs " receive, examine. and adjust all
Gains and demands u ali DersOns against the estate
q z. g. Woodbury. late u CrafsuFy Ia said District
oeeezsed- represented insOlyent and the Of
months from the 10th day u July A. D. 1876. being
allowed ~ said Court " the eTsdtOrs d said deceased
70 exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice that viii attend 70 the duties q
appointments a. the once 81 ". W. Miles IN North
CrzftsburE 10 sad District the 18Th day u Dece-
bsr and zDrh day u JasBary next nine O'Clock, in
the forenoon each u aid days.
ANokY DAWSON. I f.r,,,..so,eys
NYRAA WILLIE.
No. cTzfssi,ury. VT. SEPT 20 A. d. 1875. 44-4s
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13

GREAT SUEFEEIxG-The Countess
Azry JOznni. formerly Miss Harrington,
AZ American Eolzn- writes > letter %
TIE Sev York World. dated AZ the ItaI-
ian consulate. Belgrade, serTiz. Sept
24th- II which she states that quarter
q 4 zilii0u Of women. chiLdren AID IN
firm cd men are literally Starving 70
dezsh n serviz- consequent upon the
zvsges Of var. She calls On the AMER
can Pesple % seBd Subscriptions 70 tie
s1itor of tie World 20 be fsrzzrded 70
her % pr0vizs0E a kitehen IN Belgrade,
which she vii personally SUPERVISED.
and fro2 which she can daily distribute
Dez1 brad and soap 70 the starving
Chrsztiao seryiza v0zsea and children
SAe viii render faithful account Of al
eonEribztioas 70 the AnerIezn people,
thr0agh tie pzesz-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
JOHN HYDEs ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT

In Probate Court held Irasburgh in said District
the zsth day Of October. A D. 1915.
John Q. Chapman. Executor Of the last will and
testament Of JOHN HYDE. late Of Barton, IN
said District. decreased presents her administration
account for examination and allowance, and makes
application for decree Of distribution partition Of
the estate Of said deceased.
WherEupon, Il 10 ordered by said Court that sad
account and ezd application be referred session
thereof 70 be held al the PROBATE Once in said Irzs-
bugh. On the l6th day Of November, A. D. 1879. for
hez1ng and decision thereon.
And s further ordered that notice hereof be given
% all persons interested By publication Of the same
three weeks succssslyey 10 the Orleans County Aon
Tor. newspzpeF published at Barton aforesaid. pre-
yiOus % said time appointed that tbey may appear al
said time and place, and show cause IL any they mas
have, why SAID account should not bs allowed. and
sueh decree made.
b. the Conu.-Attest.
44-4s T. A. STEWART Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13

The opponents Of the bill claim that
the buildings Will DO for few years
more. and that there Will be n better
time in the future 10 erect new o0es-
The members In the House from the
towns west Of the railroad. except JAY.
and the member FROM Bennington. OPP
pose the bill Mr.. Nelson Of Derby, in
troduee3 the bill.
.Kos4tpelisr. Noe. 9.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
Pc II MAN E NTLY
Gu RI ID.

SANRoRns RADICAL CURE FOR CArARRH Is a safe.
certain ana permanent for Catarrh of every form
and is the most perfect remedy ever devised. Ii is
purely vegetable dStillation. aud is applied locally
by Insulation. and constutenally by internal admin
is,ration Locally spphed rsii instantaneous. Ii
SOohes heals and elenses the nasal passages of every
feeling Of heavineSS obstruction dulness dizziness
ConsututionSlly administered it renovaes the blood
puriHes it Of the acid poison with which tits always
charged in C2tSTrh stimulates the stomach liver and
kidneys. perfeets digestion makes blood, and per-
mts the formation OF sound healthy tissue and finally
obtains complete control over the disease The
mSrSahle curative powers, when all ether remedies
utterly fail Of SANFoRp's RADICAL CURE Sttested
by thousands who gratefully recommend it to fellow
sufferers No statement made regarding il that can
not be subsantisted by the most respectable and re
Sbe references. Ii is great and good medicine and
worthy all confidence Each package contains Treat
les Catarrh and Or. SSnf0rd's Improved Inhaling
Tube and full directions for its use in all cases
SASFoRDs RADICAL CURE is sold by all wholesale and
retail druggists throughout the United States Price
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13

Lame and Painful Back Twelve Days in
Hosuital

Lame and Painful Back. Twelve Days in
Hospital.
HsysrS Weeks q Potter; GrRtIemes,-I have Just
recovered from a lame and painful back through the
use Of your COLLINS YoLTAIC PLAsTERS- Ny back was
so lame and painful that could not stOop. walk
do duty Of any kind, and placed in the hospital
for twelve dSys without then asked permission
Of the surgeon Try the COLLINS YoLTAIc PLAsrERs
and in a few hours after putting one on entirely
relieved Of pain and able 10 bend my back am now
thoroughly well l consider them simply wonderful
Respectfully yours,
ALEXANDER JAMESON
Co. l, LIST Artillery, Fort Warren.
Boston, Nay s, 1876.
sARE DOING WONDERS"
Nsssrx. Weeks d Potter: Gentlenen-CoLLINs' Vol
TAIc PLAsrERs doing wonders. They work like
magic. and those you last sll sold and more
wanted Send me three dozen a yeu get this.
Money enclosed herewith. | want them tomorrow
night possible In haste Yours,
T. II PALMER, P. N.
No. RAIErTE, Ne, Nay ]. 1879.
Sold BY all druggists Sent by mail receipt Of 25
for $l25 for 81 twelve careful
~ wrapped and warranted, by WEEKS 4 POTTER,
PrOprietors. Boston, Mass. o47
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
PHILIP J. EAsTMAN's ESTATE.

= Orleans District, SIS
In Probate Court held al Ir2sburgh in said District
the 26th day Of October, A ID. 1876
Laura Eastman. Executrx Of the last viii and tes-
lament Of Philip j. Eastman, late Of Greensboro in
said district deceased makes application TO said court
- extend the time heretofore allowed her 10 pay the
debts due from said estate and 70 render her admins
trztion account until some future day.
Bhereup0n, il is ordered by said court that sad
application be beard At the Probate once in IrasbuTgh
on the 18th day Of November 1875. And. it is further
ordered thai notice be given TO all persons concerned
By The publication OF this order in the Orleans County
Monitor, newspaper printed 81 Barton in SAID dis
tct three weeks successfully. before said hearing.
By tbs Co1Tt,-Attest
4-46 ga STEWART Judge
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
LUCRATIVE
CATARRH.

This Is the destructive and terrible stage 81 the dis
ease. The whole nasal passages Including the eyes
and ears the tonSis throaL bronchial tubes and lungs
become. after another Affected inhaed, liberated,
and saceaub rapidly 70 this fightfol monster pc
eoliSr acid is generated and ~ liberty by this dis
ease which. permeating the blood, weakens and de-
stroys its renovSng power. and allows the system
opportunity TO throw of the malay until tins poison
neutrszed and expelled Ii Is here that eonstitu.
tonal treatment becomes ofthe most vital consequence
because unless arrested at this stage the disease viii
make rapid progress toward pulmonary consumption"
- Warrss's HaassAoli PagSeiaR. MeARwhile a sooth-
ing healing. and sstnnseat medicine must be applied
directly TO the nasal passages, this forming the most
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
.eminway's History
VERMONT /!

GLoyEs. w. Jaiy TO- 1915
w9sb % aay - tbese sbo have satseribed for
HEhIkNAY's HISTORICAL GAZETTEER or
VERMONT, shall not - Aaas 70 deliver The worf a.
exe~sea n consequence " the third volume pos being
eeaagiee. ~ ali y The delay si be 10 favor
n tee ssb~erbers - the extra Iaer % ne ~osk wil
make i 1oFs Fsigsbe. IexDees sislt The towns IN
osissss cosnty shIeh have net, daring the ssn8mer
and iAia n any be1k yeFneptess ~sss, Il il Ihis
His~ry. ~ slats Ia the Uslsn hsa hast0ry squai
bk
X. q. sTm0nDs,
is-u Clever, VI.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13
G. Ill II o n | G
CATARRH.

Sympt0ms,~-0esuueted breathing, partial closure Of
one or both ReStrS. stopped up snoted up feeling
in the head, constant blowing VI the nose. discharges
nom the 81 walery OF thick yellow or greenSh
m0e0s. frequently StTeAked with blood. Sometimes
the matter becomes enerUStyd in the nasal pASSageS
and is removed only by prolonged effort In the
naornng en- rising the symptoms the worst Nio-
lent blowing hawking aud splitting until the erosss are
removed a least partially and the throat is Need 0n
the elStter that has accumulated during the night,
Finally the poisonous secretl0ns attack the thr0aI
bronchial tohes lungs terminating In pulmonary con-
sumption. accompanied by most Offensive breath and
-. - 49,. a.,Ah ..aN in,a.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-13

/ yard and On gong % the door, were
! horror-struck to fnd that the wagon was
empty and the horse without : driver.
Going I'd the rad the team must have
Travelled, they found Mr.. Read lying IN
the Highway. dead. Il seems that be
fell or was thrown from his wagon and
broke bis neck. causing. Of course, in
stautzueous death Mr. Read vas . far
msr. about fOrty-fEe years Of age, and
leaves family.
On the 18th ult-. serious aud almost
fatal accident happened 70 little girl,
daughter Of stephen Dodge Of Lunen-
burg. aged ten years Mr.. Dodge and
wife started with team % 90 70 J. z.
Lyons, and this girl with one oder. ran
along forward Of the team 70 open the
gate In opening the gate. which was
swing gate, the pin broke, letting i,
fall over Oh the girl. When taken up
the blOod was running frOm her mouth
: and nose very freely. DR.. Rznney wa
called AZ once and stayed al night she
remained insensible until the next morn.
ing and. strange Is it may seem. it va
found that 10 bones we're broken exeepi
. ore II her nose.
The Windsor Journal is completely
j., horrIfed Al the Dumber Of murders, etc.
which Vermont furnishes the pzpers aDf
history with. IL asks: What does j
mean. and 70 What are Ne coming TE'
? brutal murders within the past tire
: weeks II Vermont, and another assault
= accounting nearly 10 murder. Two 9th
er horrible murders in the past year. On
a. HIghgzte and another At Derby, f.
) which the perpetrators are low commit
= ted and waiting the necessary trial
a What Do these things mean True. il
this respect Vermont i not much Eors
taan New Hampshire and other se'
l. EngIzsd Stztes-but what comfort ]
e thai % innocent people sbo are il ecn
z slant jeopardy By reason Of this state 9
things7 Lex the people reflect and pu
= their hands earnestly 70 the work Of PRE-
= Tention. znd see 10 one thing - the oui
= al, VIZ: that tie laws are strictly Al
certainly executed"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-17
Don't Poison Your system

With such hurtiul drugs as quinire Gallo
mel or blue pills, but take Instead that
safe, prompt and agreeable substitute,
Hostettrr's Stomach Bitters, which,
whether II is used TO remedy or prevent
malarial fevers, overcome general
debility, or to correct torpidity OF tho liver
and bowels, will in every case be found
fully adequate TO the wants Of the sick
and feeble. IT entirely removes dyspeptlc
symptoms, and by stimulating the now OF
gastric juice, facilitates digestion ana in
sures the conversion OF fool into blood,
whereby the system is efficiently nOur-
ished and regains its lost vigor. This great
vegetable restorative has received the en-
dorsement of men of science, the press has
repeatedly borne voluntary testimony 10
its excellence, and the public has long
since given It the preference Ia every
medicine OF It's kind.