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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republican majority in the
northern states Is 250.O00.
Several Democrztic Electors are IN
trouble on accoun, Of ineigibilty.
Kentucky gives Tilden $1,000 ma
jOrity And elects 10 Democrats 70 Con-
gress-
The majority for Hayes in Minnesota
is $4,000. Three Republican congress
men are-eleeted in that state
Il honestly and firmly believe that if
Mr.. Tilden Is elected it would place the
republic in great peril. ''-Ge1- .S0iRRcr.
Iowa is the Banner Republican state.
having given Hayes $4,000 majority
over Tilden. The Republicans elect
every congressman. fourteen in number.
When yen have eliminated from the
democratic party. the confederate ele-
ment Of the south. the iuhStioniSts ef
the west. and the foreign-bOrn voters Of
the east. there Is hardly enough left TO
swear bv.-Bastoz -AdrersiScr.
The Democrats are going about with
lanterns in every state from Maine to
Texas, locking for that missing electoral
vote. They have now discovered it for
about the twentieth time in both Wis
cousin and Illinois. but the chances are
that they will BE unable 70 hold it
Na~tpshier Lossr1aaL
"A shrewd negro in Louisiana. who
loved bis vhiskey, on beng questioned
BY Republican Senator. gave the fol-
lowing explanation Of his having desert
ed bis party: Boss. Tse iIned the
/ TildeD Club IN dis county; desc men
has de whisky: dey gives Us lots
but when de lection comes YOU gifts Oul
votes
said Pat 70 Nike: Mike. did ',
know that Sammy J. Tilden has his eye
on the Presidential cheer ?" ..Yes.
said Nike. Il know that; but, Pat
mind ye. SAMMY J. Tilden bethur &c
his eye Of the Presidential cheer befOH
the 4th Of next March. or Ginerzl Hsye
will Be : sittin' on Ho&liRgt0
RsPWb&oGH-
The Tribune says: Senator justin
, Morrill, Of Vermont. who was At the Fift
Avenue hotel. said be was not apprehen
sive Of trouble OF disturbance in Ii
south OF elsewhere When the votes {
the doubtful states have been eoGnteC
be thought the defeated party. whethe
Republican or Democrat. would subn
gracefully. and accept the result
peace
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

Extract from colored orators speech
II Washington a few evenings ago :;
NY frien's once | preach to a right
siufu' cong'gatlOn. Dey was stiff-necked.
D-y was self-sufhcient Dey wouldn' t
lk-en to muffin l pray wild dem %
Lsrd.' say. take EN- up in de boiler
oh yer han an hol' EN- ober de mouf O
he'll. Hal EN- dar TIL ye seoreh 'em.
But, o Lord, don't let EN- drop in.
Sc wild desc publican party. They
wouldn't lis'en to muffin. Dey let oul
breddren in de Souf be undated. Dey
done bust de Freedm' Bank. Dey key
bad men where deg stole more'n ebel
eolored people does. Now de Lord
got EN- in de boiler Oh his han. an he
hOldin' of EN- ober de mouf O hell
An o Lord seorch EN- an scorch EN-
but don't let 'em drop IN y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

MINNESOTA BRIsASDs SENIESoED--
Two Of the robbers Of the North6eld
bank in Minnesota. who shot the cashier
while making the robbery. and who we're
pursued and captured On the prairle.
have received their sentences. They
we're brothers BY the name Of Younger.
They had been identified. and when ar
raigned pleaded guilty 70 the murder Of
HeyEood. the bank cashier. When the
plea had been received. the prosecuting
attorney moved that Jury Be iupauDel-
led to pass upon the guilt Of the prison
ers. as much to test the meaning Of the
statute as in the hope that the jury, il
secured. might recommend the death
penalty. The motion was OTerruled
The prisoners we're tbereup0u arraigoed
for sentence. Judge Lord imposing tbe
only penalty within bis P0Wer-iuPris
onnent in the State peniteutiary at harC
labor until the end Of their natural lives
The sentences were received with st0ies
indifference and expressions Of relief b,
the brothers. but Miss Younger and Mrs
7. Wynan gave way 70 tears
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

STATE OFFIcEEs.-The Legislature.
in joint assembly. has elected the follow
ing State officers: For Railroad Com
missioner. Hon- MyrOn W. Bailey. Of
81. Adams for Commissioner Of Insane.
DR.. Harvey 5. CzlderwOOd. Of Greens
boro: for Directors Of the State Prison.
Hon C. " SPaulding. Of Jericho, was
elected first; Zion e. Pettigrev. Of Ind
Low. second. and Cyrus Jennings. Of
Hubbardton. third director. For Trus-
tees Of the Reform School. Charles ROg-
ers Of Wheelock: Victor Atwood. Of ST.
Adams. and Herriek Stevens. Of Yer.
GENES. we're elected first. second and
third trustees respectively. For Trus-
tees Of the L. Y. n and 5. A. C. Hon
Asahel Peek. Of Jericho. was elestet
first; Hon Paul Dillingham;. Of Water
bury. second. and Hon Crosby Miller
Ponfret. third trustee
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

Il always did love to gaze on the chill
dren in their sports, " said Potter. as be
pensiyely contemplated crowd of ur-
chins; Il am carried back To-
just then the baseball came over his
way and tried to get into his vest pocket
and doubled him up. When his breath
came back be shouted, You young rag
amufin, you. if ! catch you playing ball
on the street again I'll get the police af-
ter YOU"
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

bring forward their proof that the count
has been dishonest, if they have such
proof. If they make ca, good case.
they win End none more ready than
Gov, Hayes aud his friends to den0unoe
the wrong.-Bassaa Aarsreiser.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04
Daniel Webster, having been

Daniel Webster, having been CON-
mended for his eloquenee Oh memora-
Die accession. replied. IF any thing
have ever said or written deserves the
feeblest eneomiums Of nv fellow coun-
erynen. / have no hesitation In deelar-
ing that for their partiality am iEdebt-
ed. to the daily and attentive perusal
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true poetry and elOquenee. as well as Of
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04
rHRowING COLD WATER.

Some people are always throwing
cold water on everything. One Of them viii
eHectually extinguish the most sanguine
man III the world, They 80 about on
purpose to dampen everyhOdy's enjoy
ment Their happiness consists in
making SOMEBODY else anxious and for
boding. They are birds of evil omen.
always expecting something dreadful is
coming. They look for the cholera
next year. The small pox is on the in
crease Everybody, almost, is liable to
paralysis. They like to read aloud the
statistics of death and disease They
like TO attend funerals. They are fond
Of talking over signs of death and i'll
luck.
The crops are to fail this year. they
invariably say. The grasshOppers will
be unusually plentiful. The lOcusts
are coming, Potatoes viii rot. and the
wheat will be smutty.
RpiEeotie viii rage colds viii four
ish. colds generally end in eonsump-
ton. they have observed.
The banks are all going to break and
government viii repudiate its debts.
Bonds will be worth less six months
from DOW.
The man who likes to throw cold
water will stop YOU in the street TO in
9uire after your health. and he will tell
you that you look just as his friend
Sims did. and Sims died Of apoplexy
when be was just about your age Siek
only three hours. and left wife and
eight small children.
He says you look bilious. and re,
marks that his mother had just such :
complexion a few days before she wa;
taken down with typhoid fever. anc
suggests to you the prOpriety Of taking
Jenkins Anti Bilious Pills.
If you contemplate going on an ex
eursion into .he country. he is sure it il
going to rain-be never knew eloud
like those in the south to fail of bring
ing wet weather.
! If you are going to ride. he will tel
You that th> roads are in frightfu
condition. and the mud up to you
ankles. If you are going anywhere o.
the ears. he will look lugubrious. an,
inform ron that the eulverts on the par
tieular route you are 10 travel by. ar
extremely unsafe. and that the rollin
stock is all old. and liable to break a
axle any moment.
If you have any particular friend:
and happen to speak in their favor, b
will roll up bis eyes in pious distres:
and sigh and say that if you only kne'
what be knows: and then he signs agai
and more despairingly:-
well. We are all poor creatures p
And when you insist on being tol
; what be knows. be signs louder an
more dismally than before. and says
, Il .z~=--. r-i--ssiIrlr-S IN Sar 49,
thing to injure anybody, or to max
them feel unhappy.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04
TwEED'S RETURN To PRISON.

William NJ. Tweed. who was allowed.
by the officers who had him in charge.
70 make his escape from custody in this
city. Dee 4. 1875. was returned to his
old quarters st Ludlow street Jail. on
| Thursday last His arrest in Spain
was announced several weeks since.
I The L. 5. ship. on which he was brought
back. had long passage. having left
Vige on she 2Sth of September. She
reached this port early on Thursday
morning last. and was boarded by Sher-
I III Conner. who took Tweed in charge
and brought him 10 the city in tug
boat The accounts state that be made
his escape from New York. in December
last. in yacht. and thar he was ar sea
/ for many days before landing on an IN
settled part Of the CUBAN coast. whence
be made bis way to Havana From
that city he was compelled to take fight
owing 70 the efforts Of the United State.
Consul and the evident disposition o.
the Spanish authorities there TO aid hin
in securing Tweei's arrest Finally. driv.
en- to embark in . Spanish sailing vessel
be landed at yigO. only to find himselt
surrendered by courtesy Of the Spanish
Government.
Tweed has now an ordeal in civil anC
criminal prosecutions TO pass through
. One civil suit for s6.O00.OOO is pend
ing. brought by the people Of the State
in which judgment against him wa
obtained in March last This case wa
appealed 70 the General Term Of ii
Supreme Court. when il was recent,
argued. the decision being reserved. 1
second suit. also brought in the nam
Of the People Of the State. is 70 reeOve
about sI.OOO.OOO on County warrant:
The trial Of this case Is set down f.
2 Tuesday. jan ,. 1877. Besides thes
: there is the suit for s., goo. coo brougb
r in the name Of the Mayor. &c. xhie
: combines the causes Of action of th
e other suit There are now also sixtee
: criminal indictments pending agains
e Tweed. One Of these Is that foun
l. against him and Connolly on Nov. 2:
d 1872, and charges tsem with false prs
e fences, in having prOO~->d the slg~.tur
= s. o-L-~u-II. when MsyO-. 70 or
IT Of Andrew ]. Gsryey's bills for sl26
+ 1879. for alterations alleged 70 hal
d been made on the aque luet betEe.
Is Ninety-third and One Hundred al
Is Thirteenth streets. A second indie
or ment was found on June Is, 1875.
4 il Tweed, SSeeny. and Woodward .
ut charged with conspiracy to defraud L
= City. in having procured Halls sign
r ture to a plumbing bill Of Keyser & G.
be for s50,653.S5, presented on June l
te 1870. The bail on these indietuen
y Is $4,000. Alfred B. Sands being TEeeC
N boBdsman. Besides these there a
OF fourteen other indictments, on viii
ne Tweed was held in $4,000. OF The
ne fourteen indictments SIX are forgery :
40 for misdemeanor. one for felony. and Q
py for conspiracy 70 defraud- Tweed v
Il called on in the Court Of Oyer and T
eE miner, on June %. 1875, 70 plead
len the TN aforementioned indictments.
Of
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

Ii is estimated that there are 3,OO0.-
600 cows in the United States. Now.
If some one will till rs the number Of
pumps. says the Commercial Bulletin.
We can estimate the total amount Of the
milkmen's trade.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

Judge Hoar says he Is profoundly
silent and submissive on the subject Of
womans rights. He adds: II certainly
never said anything against them, and
they always seemed 10 be a kind Of
rights that. if | may judge by practi-
cal experience, are very apt to take car'
Of themselves. say this as a married
man Of long standing"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

Arctic explorers have discovered that
the length Of Polar night is AZ days.
Good place for lovers that. The expense
Of keeping up FIRE must be ruinous 70
the old gentleman, though.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

The msngold Is found 70 yield more
tons Per acre. and when fed 70 COWS. 10
cause a greater flow Of milk than any Of
the roots commonly grown as field crops
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

Mexico Is again in disorder. Ex-
ChiefJustiee IglesiAs has proclaimed
himself Provisional President Of the
Republic. and established his seat Of
government At Leon. 10 the State of
Guansjuato. the Legislature and Gov
eru0r Of which sustain him. A portion
Of the procession eseOrting Iglesias 70
Leon attacked the American missionaries
With the cry Of Death to PrOtestsnts .
The missionaries barricaded themselves
in house until the police rescued them.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04
Heminway's History
VERMONT!

GLOVER. w. July 10. 1875.
/ wish 70 say 70 those who have subscribed for
HEAIKWAY'S HISTORICAL GAZETTEER or
VERMONT. shall not be able to deliver the work as
expected in consequence Of the third volume being
complete. but viii be The delay will be favor
Of the subscribers the labor the work will
make il valuable. expect 70 visit the in
Orleans County which have not during the summer
and tall II any book Vermonters want 1t s this
History. No State in the Union has q history equal
bH-
Il. B. sIMONDs.
I3tf Glover, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

Medical Wonder
elves onoyancy 70 shs Iris elssts,ty e che 81
II 10 warrsnted "a " e1 n, ~ N
Gssesesof the Liver, Stomach. X j3psTs,T5
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Dl0o0 diseases, aud is certs n 10 Grad "a eyery
prn. u ..semale Disease, ss WelIss Nervous
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Mncn never cure but b. eradirating from the
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n hAwLET, Esq, Serltoga sires to say Nal
N his case Medical Wonder orked like charm
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Rev. .. j.. WATT, Frankl n. H, Wife sffiieted wiz
Liver and Kidney complaints. Neuralgia Dyspepsia.
MRS. G. p. ORDwAY. Centre ST.. Concord n. H.,
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!, .DR. A. DALTON. MorrfsvfIe. Mad. Co.. " T.,
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

TUesd says be has DO disclosures 70
make touching Gov. 1ilden-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04

The Woodstock Standards very SEN
sible suggestion that lat no distant day
Rutland will be the capital of the State, -
has thrown the Montpelier people into a
fever of excitement. The inevitable
will come, though Montpelier has the
Pavilion" and the "Augus." But
friend Green. you must not be SO thought
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-04


there stated religious services. and In not
one is there any hospital. The aver
age cost Of supporting the prisoners Is
$4,000 a year. and there is no income
to OBJECT it.
On Sunday night of Nov. 26th instant
the depot at Wolcott village was broken
into and there was taken therfrom Dbl
whiskey IL Dbl wine. large quantity
of ak helyes and various goods The
casks were found beside the track COW
cred with bemlock bark with a consid-
cradle portion of the contents missing.
On the same night the depot at Hyde
Park had the glass In the window OPP
| posite to the sash lock broken with evil
dence that an effort had been made to
raise the lower sash but had failed Of
their object and left Near by is the
/ corn barn of Almond Boardman, ESQ.,,
who had a bag Of corn ready to take 70
the mill. this was missing in the morn
ing.-Ae0sdeaLer
1t is reported from Montpelier. thai
the Secretary Of State received on Sat
urday. anonymously. blank rules and
forms for the casting of the ballots Of
the Electoral College under the Consti
tuition and laws. Upon their examina
ton BY the United States District At
torney. these forms were found 10 b
spurious and designed TO evidently mis-
lead the Governor and Electors in th'
performance Of their duties. This i
considered a machination Of the enem-
TO cheat Hayes out Of Vermont's electo
raj votes by inducing the Governor an,
Electors 70 Issue illegal certificates.
Is suspected that these forms have beef
sent into all Republican States for tn
same evil purposes.
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a NEW ERA IN MEDICINE.

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His Anti-P Periodic Pills remove malaria, and
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His Blood, Stomach and Liver Tonic builds
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The professor has prepared remedies fol-
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DECORATION DAY Yesterday, Co. G, of
this city, together with number of returned
soldiers, decorated the graves of deceased sol
diers of the late war who lie buried in Mount
Hope and ST. Johns Cemeteries. Ak2P. II.
the company toxin ths Lima &c szai'oh from
their arrnory, beaded BY WinkIer's excellent
Cornet Band, Of Trenton. Arriving at Mount
Hope Cemetery, the exercises were COM
menced by dirge from the band, after which
Rev. Enoch Knowles offtSsd prayer. The
Band played another appropriate piece and
addresses were delivered by Rev. p. A. Stud-
diford, d. D., and Rev. r. A. Chalker. Both
of these addresses were excellent, and were
listened to with unusual interest by the large
audience present. The attendance was much
larger than for two or three years past. At
the close of the addresses, the company dec
grated the graves with flowers while the Band
again played dirge. At the close of these
ceremonies tho company marched through
the principal streets of the city, presenting
some fine exhibitions of their skill in drill and
evolutions When they reached the
Presbyterian Church. the line was halted and
a detachment decorated the grave of George
Coryell. one of the bearers at Washington's
funeral, whose body lies buried in the grave
yard adjoining the church. An American
flag was thrown over the monument erected
to Mr.. Coryell's memory. Our principal bust
ness places and a large number of private re-
sidences were decorated with flags during the
day.