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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-17
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE.


viii be sold at Public Auction, on the premises
DAY MARCH MkNi4 EIGHTH instant. at
o'clock NJ the following described property. viz.
The Tannery and Iannery property Of the estate
Of said Read, consisting OF main building 40 20
teet, 20 stories high. building $50 40 feet,2
stories high, about 81 OF land with dwelling
house, barn, blacksmith shop, and the necessary
outbuildings connected Herewith. The tannery
ana outbuildings all nearly new and
among the best IN the state, with modern maehin-
cry, two new Turbine water wheels, force pump
with hose. ac. &c. and good and sufficient water
power. all in order Tor use, and Is located that
bark may be purchased at the lowest prices and to
any amount needed. The tannery has a capacity
tor tanning 5000 hides into sole leather in year.
Also about lT5 cords OF hemloek bark, all in good
order. and piled near the Tannely ready for use.
Twenty acres of the best meadow land in Jamai-
ca OF on tho line OF West River, with good barns.
&c,
one dwelling house. with about an acre of land
connected with the same. This house is fitted in
shape and designed for the OF two families.
ana is among the best paying pieces OF property in
town.
The " Stone dam or Reservoir SO. called, sit
uated short distance above said tannery with land
connected with the same, afording by tar tn best
water privilege in town.
Also one moving machine one two horse lumber
wagon two hundred feet of first class leather hose,
and many other articles of personal property,
Terms made known at time Of sale. which will be
positive and without reserve,
Remember the time, Tuesday. March 26th, 1876 at
O'Clock 7. Nj. L. M. READ. Administrator.
+. PHELPS, Auetioueer. lO-12
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Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries
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In this village. March 1lth THOMAS COMMON,
aged al years.
In Chest ter, March 5th. Mr.. DANIEL DAVIS,
aged % years, months, and l9 days.
In Williamsvile, Feb. 2sth, j. Il. CHARTER, ag-
ed 70 ears, ii tbs, 9 days.
In Someryille, Mass, at the Mclean Asylum.
ALLAN b. CHAPMAN. formerly of Londonderry,
aged rs years.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF VERMONT
IN the matter of BARNARD Q, WILKINS, Bank
l. rupt. 1 hereby give notice that on the 18th day
of February. a ID. 1876. by the U. 5. District
Court OF Vermont, appointed assignee of said " IL
kins' estate. WM. W. LYNDE.
Marlboro. March Z. 1876. lib
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Vest and pant makers wanted at C.
E. Horsford's.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-17
ToTHEDELTNQUENT TAX-PAY

TOTHE DELINQUENT TAX-PAY-
l. Frs OF THE TOWN OF ROCKINGHAM
have in my hands for collection Town and State
with, as they were due last February, You will
plea.e regard this as sufficient notice from me- and
II your taxes remain unpaid after April LIST, shall
Butterfeld at Saxtons River. Tuesday. March a.
from A. NJ, till p, NJ At the store of D. f. Cush
ing, Cambridgeport. Wednesday. March y, from .
A. NJ. till II A. NJ, AT the store Of John b. Weston,
Bartonsyille, Friday. March "a from 10 A. NJ. till
noon At the store of j. b. Diyoll, Rockingham.
Friday, March "a. from P. NJ TIL p. M. At the
of o, r. Woods, Bellows Falls, Saturday. Mar.
%, from ?. NJ till p M TO receive your taxes or
they may be sent to me at Bellows Falls,
Very respectfully,
CHAS. W. BUTfERFIELD. Collector.
N. Blake due notice Of the above and govern
yourselves accordingly. I'LL
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
AN Address
To the Democratic and Conserva
tive Voters of Arkansas.

In tho opening OF the political
campaign Tor the present year,
tho State central executive com
mitiee, referring TO the satisfactory
advancement oi our State on tho
road of political honor and mate
rial prosperity under a Democratic
administration, desires to invoke
the continued action of the whole
people 10 secure the perpetrau
OF u condition @. affairs satisfactory
to every patriotic citizen.
Ia Ii pcr,od incredibly short, A.
kansas has been redeemed from n
state Of political vassalage aud
Il ancrl bankruptcy to that Of II
sovereign equal in the American
confederation, happy and prosper
ous nj home. and respected abroad.
70 the people OF the state, through
their representatives, belongs the
hpnor. 1t only remains tor them
to act together to pcrpetuate the
blessing. 70 that end your com
mittcc has called u convention TO
assemble al the state capital on the
louriccuti day oj Jane aoxt, aud
urge upon all who haze the inter
ests o! the state aud party at hcal t
10 take part 10 the effort necessary
to make that convention II the
iGilcst sense represent the senli-
mcnts and interests of the whole
party. As each individual must
snllrr by the maladminisiralion OF
public affairs, so is he under obi
galions % assist in shaping events
so IA to secure pure and compe-
tent administration.
Your committee urges prompt ac-
tion in tins matter, first upon the
county executive committees. In
counties where a call for a convcn-
ton cannot be regularly made from
any cause, it is suggested that as
many as three members of the
party il fair standing in each town
ship nigh, unite in u joint call for
township aud county eonvcn,io ms,
giving ample notice, aud thus
ehec,ually organize the party with
out the intervention of n mass
meeting for the selection Of an ex.
ccutivc committee. AS to the ex-
act mode Of organizing, no positive
direction Is given; but the hope is
strongly INDUCED that such organ
ization may 90 effected SO that
the will of the party may be fair
~ reflected in all the convenuous-
township, county, congressional,
and state. In such eases do not
wa I !,r sonc one G sc to act ; act
yourselves, and see that others do.
1t il an important era IN our hls-
tory, and the destiny OF the coun-
try for years TO come is to be de-
termined. The same corrupt dyn
asty under which Arkansas sui.
lcred so long has now possession
of every department of the federal
government, except the lower
house Of congress. That body is
doing f'ilhiul work, aud Arkansas
has four representatives TO give her
volce expression.
You will be called to vote not
only tor candidates for state of
ticers, bat also to appoint dele
gates TO represent you in the Ma
iIonal Democratic Convention for
the purpose of choosing candidates
tor the highest executive offices
of tho general government, aud
with the prospect, for the first time
in many years, OF giving your pref
erenco expression at the general
election. The occasion is propi-
uous ns well as Important. Let
each member OF the party do his
part as an individual, and the be.
ginning at least will be secure.
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
Delinquent Taxes and Penalty
Irram the Little Rock Gazcttel

From the Little Rock Gazctte.l
"As the penalty for delinquent
tax will attach on the 30th of March
this year, instead of goth of April,
many persons will doubtless calcu.
late that the time will run us here.
toIore, and thereby have to pay u
penalty. We are informed by the
tax collector that on all taxes un.
pald the penalty will be attached
and collected in strict accordance
with the law
Believing the above extract
clipped from state paper--a Hope
paper. we bclIeve-conveyed an er
roncous view OF the law, we pro.
scented it 10 Auditor Miller. who
kindly iavors us with the corree
zion bcioS. Here is the auditor.
iottcr:
Osricg OF AUDITOR oF STATE, }
LITTLE Rock, Feb, %, 1876. /
EpIToa GAZETTE There has been
40 change la tho revenue law in re-
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18

Ina well considered article on
county officers, the Lewisburg State
gives the following good advice Oh
this very important subject:
Who burdens you with heavy
taxes, involves your county iD debt
aud brings dishoIor upon your mu
nicipal and county Administrations
Not the honorable men you have
chosen TO fill the state Offices not
these, but the incompeten,s you too
etten intrust with the management
of county affairs. And who make
tho bad laws, or fail to make good
ones, but the c.od-headcd, vain, IN.
competent men that the county
sends to the lcSislaiurey Any voter
who lends his all to put an incom
petcnt, dishoaest. or stherwisc un.
1t per on in county office, jus, be,
cause such person seeks the Office
for his own profit, may help to rot
his children thereby. And he tha,
helps to send an incompetent mar
10 the Legislature, as q law-maker
wrongs his other isliow.citizens o
tlie state.
We are now speaking of general
principles, aad in advance OF th'
election so far that our remark,
can have no personal application
Aud in speaking OF county Offices
we include the township offices
also, because every justice Of th,
peace is by law u member of til,
county court. Neither are we ask
ing any changes. II present in
cumbents arc all that can be de
sired in your estimation, by NJ
mcans change them for the sake o
change. II they do not Oil lh'
measnre o. the requisition, by al
means displacc them and ill th'
alices with moro competent serv
ants, and do this fairly, freely
firmly, without any regard TO per
sonal considerations, without any
bias of private friendships or AMI
snositics. Your likes or hates mns
mt DO allowed To Interfere will
- pst;ir good,
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES
The Fire Arts.
Ennr nenntlinl nne on Chromo.

Four Beautiful fine OH Chromos, 7xa and
one gXi2, sent for 80 cent, and rA, size 7Xg and
six gNl2 slht for 81; or "a full family Port Folio
of loo OH and Gem ChromOs. all dtsgns, very
due 81. Our chromOs are lac simile rrpruduc-
tions of the choicest works of the great Masters.
and pronounced by COunosscurs equal To the
original oil Paintings. our SCriptuml Scents,
Landscapes, Rocky Mountain Scenes, sea Views,
Fruits and Flowers Designs, &c, are meeting
With great favor.
300 Decalcomanie pictures 80 cents; large
mixed. various kinds, 81, or | 800 for $500
Satisfaction guaranteed, Catalogue of useful
articles sent on receipt Of stamp. Address, en-
closing price, In registered letter or Post office
order, with n IA &c cent stamp for return Of
goods by mail. FELIX CLARE 40. Dvaler-
IN Oii Chramos, Ne y9i East ! 10 street, n. y
sFr Please state the name Of the paper you
saw this in septlS-Gm.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Ey virtue Of deed of uust. % me executed bv
II r. II. Suilon. On the J0lh dag oi April ls15.
to stsare 4 u. Haynu- * Ca. in certain intrhi =
edn,~- therein expressed which deed Is record
ct 10 lho rccorlrI'- Office of Mississippi county,
hfk.msus, In decd record, vol. &. PAGE ial,
David Cfuighrad, as tfl-trr, will On the
18th DAY OF MARCH. 1876,
ai The Stoncwall plantation, IN Misals,ipli coun.
ty, All to the highest bi,hlcr for cash In hand
tAc following described properly uclos,d in
said triist decd, to-git One darn bay hor.c
called john enc mare colt one tWn-hofs,
wagon. one cnW and calf aud one wear Ing
The sale 20 take place within lawful hours
This March a., i6C.
DAVID CRAlGBEND,
Trustee
q. W, Thomson, Au'y S-ls-st
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
Important to Agriculturists-
Emperor William" Cabbage.

We have received from Europe n limited quan-
uiy Of Emperor William Cabbage 81 ed which
profrces solid heads Of Cabbage, the size OF tbs
mouth OF lpur barrel and larger Thc.c cnor
muu- clhbdgas are raised with the most ordinary
cultivation, IN any climate, and at present pr,c,s
double the ordinary p oft l. realized from their
production. In tralsP planting from the seed. great
care should bc used TO give sufficient space for
growth. package sent 10 any address, post
paid on receipt O. 80 cents. Two packages TO
one address, % cents Eight packages 81 Al.
dress, enclosing stamp, FELiN CLARE & 60.
22l East 18th Street, New York.
Please mention the name oi the paper you saw
this IN. sept ls-Gmo
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
TRUSTEES SALE,

py virtue Of a deed oftru7t to me. eVccr'cd hy
ID W. T. BuwCn and wife, Alicc r.. Bowen
for ue usr and benefit of J. H.. Edriugton, aud
the SAINT recorded in Recorders oflcc. of Mis-
=issippi county. In book Vol 3 pages 31G. 311 aud
S7s To secure certain indebtedness therein com
tanned, l. john Matthews, A. trustee, will sell,
on the laih ddy of March next, 1876, to the high
est hi llor for cash Ia band, IN front Of the clerk
oncr, w tav town Of c-c"olA Arkan-as, the fol
lowing dtsCfthod lands. IN Miss, ippi county.
Arkausu@. and haundcd rs iHllaws, to-Wit
The north half of southwest quarter, section
tSl. township tl3l unt D, range tll east. nn,l
the Interest us-.l.ur, TO VI \. Rpgcil. Catherine
Young and JOHN e. Bowen. in the nnIthwe,;
quarter of section N0, township Is north range
QD 'a-', and the northeast quarter of section
tlM, township 03), range G0l east
The sale OF said property VII take placc within
laWhil hnurs aud the title tn the same T. be-
licyed to he good, bul shall sell and convey as
trustee only.
lai-, the 10th day Of February. 1896
JOHN MATTHEW'S,
Irustte.
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
All lONISlltNG q.

''Yct 'orty days, and Nineyah shall be over
thrown
Future events pr0pheccd by rules In Benners =
Prophetic Book Fortunes forrtod m the ups
aud downs ct prices Tor the next twenty years ;
the latnre Judged by the past What years TO
make money on pig-iron. hogs provisions, cot
ton, md when W. will have the next panic,
what vagr htr,l iincs will end aud business re
yivp again. Iv,ry farmer. manuiacturtr lrgltl-
mate uader aud spcCulator Should have thi,
book to know the future, 80 as 10 avoid ioss ana
trsuscta-iui. sent 10 any name, post PAID Tor
ii. Addrc-s SAMUEL BENSER, Baihbrldge,
l.ps- county, q.
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18

ard 10 returning properly delin-
luent Tor non payment of taxes.
The tirie fixed for returning prop
erty delinquent Is the Goth OF April.
| apprehcnd the author of the arti-
rle inclosed has been led into an
error, from the fact that the law for
sale OF property for non payment
of taxes for 1873 and 1874 was sus-
pended until the 3lst of March,
1876. Yours truly,
W. X. MILLER.
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
CONSUMPTION CURED.

To the Editor Of the lines:
ESTEEMED FRIEND:
Viii you please inform your readers that
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
and all disorders OF the Throat and Lungs, and
that. by its use in my practice, have cured hun
drcds OF cases, and viii give
S1,000,00.
for a case IL will not benefit Indeed. so stronI
il my faith, viii send a sample free, to any
fcrcr addressing me.
please show this letter 10 any one you may
know who is suffering from these diseascs, and
oblige, -
Faithfully Yours,
Or Il. BURT.
WILLIAM 81. New York.
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18

WE publish to-day the proceed
ings OF the State Central Commit
tee, at the meeting held in httle
Rock on Wednesday last. A call
has been issued for a State Convon-
ticn, to be held at the Capitol on
the lith Of juno next.
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
DILDINE ANIMAL TRAP.

4 SlfActing Trap, 10 capture all rat and
animal creation. II catches iS game alive, Very
many can be caught Ecfurc removing them from
the Trap The trpp il srli-acting, always ready,
aud the best trap for Mice. Rats Gophcrs, Rab-
bite, &c the world ever produced Rat aud
GcpEcr Trap, 20 50 : Mouse, 81 IS; the money
to accompany the order L. Patent, Aug %
1874. canada Patent sept 1873 tangdg pat,
cut for sale For lIups, etc, , address the pat
cntee, JOHN DlLDlNE, Limcstuneyille Mon
tour Co, Pa.
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
SATURDAY, MARCH IS. 1875.
GAIL FOR A DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.

Resolved, That convention of
ths Democratic Conservative party
of Arkansas he callrd TO meet in
the city .. l.'iilc Rock on We'd
nesday. iae l4lh day Of june,
1876, lor he purpose of nom'nat-
iny candidates Tor the State Offices
,u he voted ,r nj The election TO
be held on the Hid day OF Scptem-
brr, 1876, and also II presidential
eiec;nral ii, l;ct. aud TO appoint
delegates 20 the National Demo
c.atic Convention. 10 be held in ST.
Louis, on the 2Iih day OF June,
1876, and for the transaction oi
such other business As may be-
deemed advisable
Resolved, That the county exec,
u,ivc committees be requested and
urged to take prompt act on in the
premises, and convene the purity ~
their respective counties, in or se'
that full aud fair representation
OF the party aud ITS interests ma.
bc had at the State Convention.
Resolved, That the basis of rep
rcseuialion and voting IN the or
ran:zat,on of the State convention,
and until otherwise ordered iy II,
shall be o. follows: Based upon
the vote tor the constitution oi
1874, exccp. in lhe county OF i.a'
fayettc. whose vote in SAID c'ec'
ton shall be equally divided with
the county OF Miller; each county
shall be entitled TO one vote with
ont regard to is voting population,
and, after tho first 500 voters, to m
additional vote Tor each succeeding
500, or fraction of said 500, in ex-
cess of $50; Provided, that the
number OF persons composing the
delegation OF each county IN the
State convention shall bo lett to
the direction OF the county conven'
ton.
The representation on SAID basis
~ as follows.
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18

s. to 500 per day, Agents wanted, All
" w 60 classes Of working people OF
both sexes, young and old make more mnnsy at
work for us, IN their own localities during tlicir
spare moments, or all the time than ut an ything
else We otfrI cmpluymcnt that Will pry hnnd
somcly for every hours work, fnll particulars
terms Ar. sent Tree send rs your address ut
once. Don't delay. Vow is the time. bon {
look for work or business elsewhere, until YOU
have learned what you Offer G. sIlNSON& 90.
Portland, Maine. Jan. lgly.
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
Grundy McGavOck for Congress

EDITOR TINES: read with much
pleasure your editorial of last week
bringing out DR.. +. Grundy Nc.
Gavock for congress, and write
simply to say to you in the name
OF myself and every friend that |
have talked to on the subject, that
we believe you have struck the
right chord. There is no man IN
Mississippi county indeed, | may
say IN Eastern Arkansas-who is
his superior in genius, education,
and those natural qualities which
are Leeded TO fit man TO Occupy
SO high and honorable II position.
DR.. McGavock, if elected, will not
only be credit to our section, but
ho will make his mark IN the coun
ellis af the nation. Continue, Mr..
Editor, to press upon the adjoining
counties the fact that Mississippi
county has right to the aomina.
ton, and that she wants DR.. 7. G..
McGavocH 10 have il.
Yours resp'y'
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
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Own Hair,

WI be T s truly Trnl preparation Caa.Si har u
those " % IA I'VE been f n 0 &
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NO. .

Sc 4 Sec. 50, r II n, r. East, 100 acres
Nest Of this tract Il above overflow, 50 acres
we'll d,adcned, and with No. | would make n
farm OF 40 acres Of mach value, Price a. 300,
Terms Ule lh.rd cash, balance in one and Two
years.
These lands are the best IN the Frenchmans
Bayou settlement, is near the Church aud school
hul,. e. and is the most desirable lands now on
the market in this county.
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
Malaria I! Malaria =!
READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.


the No L
ntr life
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known
il IA AnLma
nnirods
n iow
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tina lcuo them rnlel
mark ssa ,dnlor
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OUR NEW IDEA FOR AGENTS.

In the Map, Chart, Picture aud Frame business.
our circulars tell the story They are fre. to all
Address T.. II ROSS.
slt. 3i3 4 SIS Locust Strct, ST LOUIS, MO
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
Lands For Sale.


Sc = Ne Sec 32, Township II ~, u. east,
iOacrrs, above overflow, % acres In successful
cultivation, balance dcadcned and under fence
Price 81 ,2OO, terms one third cash, balance in
one and two years.
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
No 3

WhNs a Sec ST ION II. Fast, 80
acres. 30 acre. above ordinary overflow, balance
well timbeicd. Price sit0. Terms easy,
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
Smith, Burns & Co,
Nov Il Sm,
Meat Market!

The undersigned have jpst opened a Meat Mar
Sot next door to Mr. Il 4. Butler's saloon,
where will be fonud EVERY SATURDAY, a
FRESH SUPPLY OF MEATS,
which will be sold e; living prices. Come and
make yoar selections
o. T.. PETTEl.
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
No. 4.

Nv J.. Sec. 90, T. l3 \ Il. 10 East, within
~ miles nf Usccola, 40 acres now in cultivation,
with beautiful crop on 1t. 80 acres nearly
cleaned and can easily he put In cultivation the
next year. Comfortable houses on the place
some uf the land l. subject TO Overflow, but Is
We drained by bitches. Price "a, 800 cash.
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
Save Your


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Bs3- FOR lST6~@a
Popular Literature, And All Mat
ters of Taste And Culture,

ArPaUroN- Journal appears IA new type
and with other mechanical Improvements,
mal.ing the hund.uncst weekly literary journal
IN the country. AprLEToSs' JOURNAL aims 10
he comprehensive incuding in its plan all
branches uf literature, aud treating all sub
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sians 10 be elevated m taste and pure in tone
it gives in quantity fully tweuty- Ave per cent.
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while in quality It's literature is OF IN. highest
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

60 day at home. Agents wanted. ouihl
o. and terms iree. TRUE n 90 Augusn,
Maine
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18

we're al o stop it only
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from
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NO 3.

NO. B.
ESQ acres on Clear Lake, good farm with com
Portable buildings. with gin house, good MILL
aud all necessary out buildings; lao acres in cu-
tivation; ~ acres dradened purt Of which Is un-
der fence. centrally located, and good site for
a store, and in n thrifty and prosperous settle
ment mostly above overflow. Price slO,OOO.
Terms will be made easy ~ good purchaser.
satisfactory reasons given for wanting to sell
The Osceola times., 1876-03-18
n.Rcad the following certificates.
MEssRs LOVE & WILSON

Nr..n. -. :, AILANIA, 3,
~ In Api last wac taken sick with regular
AHu haNhg every alternate ly After had Two
induced
my became lighter
Iec or our Times when IL lCf entiioy
caL shai aid IN future should
want one Of your Pads pysc Wishing everybody that
may M so unfortunate have Chils
enough to get one of your Bolts
lam, respectfully etc,