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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
Nelo advertisements.
AUCTION

AT SOUTH GLOVER, SATURDAY. OCT. a. 1870.
VIII be sold 70 the highest bidder, on the above
named day. commencing al I0o'cock a. m.. the follow
irg property, viz One dwelling house aud store. with
shed and barn attached and About acre Of land
buildings nearly new; ! lumber or wood shed Isx60
feet the mill and water privilege the outlet Of Stone
Pond; large shop with wheel and power: i saw mill
in good running order blacksmith shop with bellows
anvil. vice. tools, etc machine for saving shngle
chair backs cloth boards etc. l20 timber land
which is good sugar orchard. with sugar house.
lumber camp and stable. Hand, cross-cut and bench
saws. thrrshlng and saving machine in good running
order ] circular board saw I circular saw for horee
power, peddling wagon. buggy wagon. extra two
horse lumber wagon express sleigh single sleigh
traverse and long seds-sngle and donbe-for horses
and oxen; CHAINS. whifsetrees. forks izkes shoves
carpenter tools stone hammers and drills. frAmers
bearing machine, augerA. ehses. bits, etc. lot Of
lamps and buTners safety eolaTs for kerosene lamps
70 save Oh and preFent explosion lot Of sugsr tools
which have been used only tsO seasons frame
for buldlng 20x30 intended for sugar house: q
quantity Of boards and plank lumber FOR aeds yokes
etc l carriage horse. extra breeding mare. pair
work hcFses. and hundred small articles not men
toned Terms personal property. al over
SO and ess than &I0O six months credit 800
eight months credit with approved notes Easy terms
on real estate W. L. BAKEows. Auctionesr.
g. ". MCCARTHY,
W. n McGAPFKY
SAMUEL DENYING.
Clover. Vt. Sept p. 1879.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

State n Alfred Cotton Indictment
for assault. beisg srzed Eith danger
Gus weapon. vita inteat 70 Kill Is vas
conceded b. respondent that On tie 18th
day Of January. 1915. he shot one Nn-
L Jameson. with pistol. thr0sgh the
neck. James0a had called az Coltoa :
With one John Coriey % have eouger--
sation with CoIton in regard % stories
Cotton had circulated zbsGt Jameson
and Colsou's wife Cotton net Jameson
az the dor. invited him iato hia hose,
sbook hznds with hiz. saf ted kIra be
was .-zIzd 70 see him csltsn tben
proceeded % relate some tr0sbls ne had
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09


The PEOPLE WANT PRoOF.-There is
no medicine prescribed by physicians. or
sold BY druggists. that carries such evi-
dence Of its success and superior virtue
as BoscHEE's GERMAN SYEUP for severe
coughs. colds settled on the breast, con-
sumption, or any disease Of the throat
and lungs. A proof Of that fact IL that
any person afflicted, can get sample
bottle for 10 cents and try its superior
effect before buying the regular size at
- cents. Il has lately been introduced
in this country from Germany, and its
wonderful cures are astonishing everyone
that use IT. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it Sold b. L. F. Dutton.
druggist. Barton o46
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

the Nerves and Nervous Maladies. I"
These works, written BY the Chief Con-
sultiug Physician Of the Peabody In
stitnte." Boston. have attained an enor-
nous circulation. and done incalculAble
good. in appreciation Of which the Nat
ional Medical Association have just pre-
scented the author with one Of the largest.
most costly and elaborate Geld Medals
ever made. See advertisement in an
other column.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

iron bars across said stone on the outside
Of the jail, said stone could not be
pushed out. but must be drawn directly
inward in order to remove il from the
wall that the end Of piece Of jest
underneath the Jail floor was directly in
front OF said stone so that il became nee
essary to cut of the jOist in order to
pull in the stone: that said jeist was
partly cut of with pocket knives by said
Booth and Osborne that a saw made
Of watch or clock spring had been
brought IN to the respondent on spool
of thread; that on the 29th day Of July.
1876, he made a frame or handle for
this saw from piece Of wood used to
con6ne one Of the Jail windows in its
place; that with this saw he attempted
to saw of This piece Of jOist mentioned
above. and that in so doing the saw
struck a nail aud was broken; that the
jOist was then cut and broken of. The
respondent denied having anything to do
with the saving. but admitted that he
did put his hands into the opening dug
out around the stone TO satisfy himself
how the stone was fastened in, and to
convince the others that they could not
get out, which act Of his accounted for
mortar found on pair of gloves belong
ing to him. The respondent also intro
dueed evidence tending To show that
there was no saw on the spool in ques-
ton when it was handed to him, although
tie thread thereon had been unwound.
The respondent also relied on the fact
that the witnesses for the State were
mostly accOmplices of respondent if he
were guilty. and had also been convicted
of crime. and claimed that their evidence
was not entitled to credit. Verdict of
not guilty. L. H. Thompson, States
Attorney. and W. W. GrOut for State
Edwards and Diekerman for respondent.
The Sd instant the following persons
were sentenced to confinement in the
/ States Prison at Windsor for term Of
years to be computed from the Sd inst,
/ as follows:
James Ryan. horse stealing. two years.
HsnIy PorontO stealing from an Office. three years.
/ Charles Taylor. horse stealing. three years.
wm. A. Booth. larceny. two years and SIX months.
Nelson Osborne, larceny. two years and six months.
Joseph T. Cook, larceny. two years and six months
Adolphus Parker. horse stealing. one year.
Edwin Wood. larceny two years and six mOntns.
Moses BAraw and Hollis Morse. tao boys. were nneS
$50 each. and joint bI Of costs for the larceny
sls in money.
Fred Herman hned so and costs for an assault
The cases of State VS.. Edwin c. Hay
den for murder. and Joseph Riever fol
shooting his wife with intent to kill
were continued to the February Term
1877. The case of State vs.. stepher
Gamble, in which the jury disagreed
was not tried.
October 18th the court adjourned. Thi
has been one Of the longest terms known
for many years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

Prom a weli-known Manufacturer
..springfeId. Vermont April n. 1871.
Messr.. Seth W. Fowle & Sons Gentle
men-Seyeral years ago / was attacked
with a severe lung difficulty. which vas
quite alarming. had severe night
sEezts. and al the prenonitary symP-
tons sf Consumption. After having
tried several remedies and the skill n
physicians vitbout benefit. | vas iDdoc-
"a 70 use WITTAE's BALsAN, the hrst
bottle Of which afforded iumeiiate re-
lief and continuznce i IL Ne soou
restored me - ny usual health. For
twenty-five years past is has never failed
70 afford ezssre satlsfactioBs ~ ali cases
q colds. o. sny throat o. laug diflcBlt-
=. I knox n - medicine ] consider
IL equal. Yours truly.
JsMEs MITCHELL
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

THosE WHO HAVE BEEs DEcgIvgD ~
the Incompetent empires that base AZ
tempssd % ealighten The weyld upon TIE
delicate matters selztiBg - the genera
tzye orgzas shesd rssoTt - tie sosks
published b. the Peabody Medical Ia
zt5tute," Bos11n. a. The source u true
informztios. Those wto are sseering
a. though wfskoat hope frosa TIE erroFa
a voash--shose whose vitality has been
impaired b. exposures o. BY intsnse
apUlieation To baziness. sheald Det fail
y p<rase s.Ths 5eieDes d Life. o Self.
Preservation The feaaIe pofsios u
the eoamusity skosid make thenasslses
fanilizr vita he ..s<xasl fhyssslogy u
Hon4n and Her DsAeaseA Ihose a.
fseted EIth berysss debility - an fora
skould read the woEk 81 Diseases =
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

B0sine@ vas resumed again Oct ID
State v. John Reese This was Al
indictment for asssmpsiEg - byezk jail
July .. 1876. Plea. not guilty. The
evIde1cs for the state tezdsd 70 shsw
that the respondent wa convicted 20
IEzsburgh jAa July z. 1876. 81 the
charge Of uttering forged pzPers; tat
On the z4kk DAP Of the sznns Eonth
Selsoa Osborn zsd Wa A. BooIA we're
e0mnitsed % aid jaii On the eAargs a
larceny that % Tie dzg naasd n tie
indietGeEt stene had been Isosened 10
val q tie jail, AID that resposdess
had hzad ia tie jsb: tkat exing 70
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

AUGUSTA, GA, October 5.-Later and
more complete returns justify the state
ment that the Democratic majority in
this State polled at the election held
yesterday viii reach $4,000. No dis
turbanees have been reported.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
Local News
BARTON.

skinner & Drew shipped ten tons Of
sugar to illinois. Thursday. October 5.
Remember Barton Grange meeting
saturday. October IA. ? o'clock p. u.
1t the usual place.
The amount received for the sale Of
tickets at the Barton depot for septem-
Der was sI4OS.5l.
Fred Fields retired from business
Tuesday. and has been rusticating at
Newport for few days.
Nine persons from Irasburgh Jail
passed through here Thursday en- route
Tor Windsor State Prison.
Twenty persons started for the Cen
;euuiaI Exposition from this plaza this
morning.
in. smith has found a small sum Of
money. The loser BY calling at his
place and prOOyiny property can obtain
e.
Remember the temperance meeting
thursday evening at New Church. J.
". Drew viii be present
We desire % call the attention Of all
vio are in want Of apple trees to Dr.
H5skins' advertisement. on this page.
Guy Rowell has just received car
Dad Of hand-Pieked Balding apples,
which be proposes to sell for $3.50 per
barrsl
Fifty-seven car loads Of live stock.
lumber. chair stock and potatoes we're
shipped from this station during the
Auth Of September.
Frank Hunt Is building house on a
ste which be had Of bis father. opposite
Ai..au BarnarFs- The house Is raised
AID the work is progressing finely.
Edmund Young has bought W. f
E55ins0n's barn and land on Main street
1850. Edmund Is rapidly convert
iag the barn into tenement and bar
less shop.
We learn that Chas- Gilman has sold
as house to John Drown. aud has par
chlsed building lot Of ". F. Robinsor
ca Park street for $3.50. where he pro
Poses erecting dwelling house this fall
Barton has secured some Of the posi-
ua1s Of honor in the Legislature BY th
election Of Gen GrOut for Presiden
Pr5 ten Of the Senate, and the appoint
aent Of ?. W. Baldwin. Esq, as Seers
AIRY Of the sane body
D. A. Currier. recently from Morgan
las purchased Ous-half interest in Reu
Den Devsreaux's sash. door and bin
'aoP. Mr.. Currier has had large exper
ieace IN the care aud running Of wood
E'rking machinery. and the cOnPan
vi Be prepared to do both shop UOr
iad outside iobbing.
The Barton Temperance Reform Gu
aaPlstsd its organization on MOnda
'7sning October 2. By the choice Of Il
blowing officers President. H. !
1sFsY; Vice Presidents. E. E RzEso'
o. y. Webster. A. B. Blake; Secrstar,
~ stanton; Treasurer. J. L ski
Der About Two hundred and 6fty ha'
Asaed the following pledge I'VE Il
sl''ilsd members Of the Barton Refor
C.'a' DO solennly promise. with 4
Dl'iae help. and in the presence Of the
'l'assses, that We viii never make. bu
ell o. use As > beverages. any sPIrit0
" aa.t liquors. vine or cider. and tn
w. IN all proper Ways. diseOuraI
We nanufActure. sale and use Of Z
sams."
BARTON LANDING
thirty persons took the ears here
'sinesday. bound Tor the Centennial
he fbespians are preparing two Z
0sl.sot plays with which to entertain
public soou.
s1.An G. sarsle has returned fir
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

Proeais Courts are held a Ne~pors on Monday and
saturday. and At lrasourgh On Wednesday aud Thuis
Gay. y each wcek The following business vas trans
a-.si CO the wesk eusing September 30
serI 2I.-H. Gisius estate; adnsinstra,ion account
tettieL
sepl 2s-Eiwin II. Cha.fse. miner; guariiza' l.
cease Jehn Jsnness estate; license granted By.
Twss estate commissioners report eled Oiin san
bcru's estate; apprzzsrs' Feport sed Johu s1abOrn
trust estate; trustees accouni settled.
sepL 29.-Boiton minors. guardians license Geo.
". Nlles' estate; coumrssiouers' report nled-
SEPT so.-wm- sarysr's estate; administrations &C
count settled deserve % distrbution 70 heirs Harvey
Elkins' estate; commissioner report fled
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

REMAREs-The receipts OF butter have baen quite
large and the market has become rather dull except
for strictly choice lots The latter with ready
sale at full prices Cheese remains the same and the
demand Is quite moderate. Beans firm and higher.
Eggs higher and In request Potatoes have been In
demand and the market Is arm. Pork in moderate
demand Lard remains without change. flour has
been quite aetive but comparatively quiet this week.
Oats are dull
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

Halls Vegetable sicIlian Hair Renew
er does not color. but restores the hair
10 it, Natural collar.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
CURES COLDS,
CURES COUGHS,
CURES CATARRH,
CURES CONSUMPTION.

On. WV NJ. LADp. leading Druggist Of claremont.
certihes as follows:
FOR many year, / have known DR.. A. J. Fagg a
successful pFactieing physician. and the
public that his representations relative to the Cough
and Lung Syrup be strictly relied upon. Ii has
been used IN his extended practice with marvellous
success. and know IL 70 be all that he claims for
VIM. NJ LADD. NJ. d.
CLARKMoST. n. H., September. ISIS,
DR. FLAGo-My Dear sir. Your Cough and Lung
Syrup has proved great benefit me- giving relief
from Coughs and Soreness OF the Lungs, when
all other remedies and physicians had failed. have
never taken medicine more pleasant 70 the taste
more satisfactory in its results.
MRS. LYDIA WILEY.
Prepared only by
DIR. A. j. FLAGG s. CO.,
CLARRMONT, y. III.
PRICE, so CENTS.
sola by all Druggists. Sen, " Express prepaid.
resoipt 81 IS eeRts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

NJ Trinaming Dsparmeal is well aapplief-vish
LAoss. Tnagss. Trsmuing Batsoas. Trimming rssslss
Laesng Cord Ae.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
GOOD JAP. TEA 40 CTS.

Ny stock q Brown cossobs. Cotton Fannels. SHIRT
ing Eiannels Fured Cloths. WOODEN Yarn. warp Yarn.
&C. is complete aud the prices are low.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
GOOD JAP. TEA 40 CTS.

h4ye Jsst reoelyed a. aeg4nt line n BergEnaD's
Berlin wessseds. IN 2Sssa 4goa and efold Beisding
Dos,e omber Jod Green. Gas Green and all eelors IN
RaDdoa ard Plain. ass Gard Board and Canvas ofaiI
kinds.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
SEPTEMBER '76.

! have just received an immense stock Of Staple
Goods for the Pail Trade 70 which the attention Of
purchasers is invited am now Offering large line Of
Prinss in whole pieces. remnants. and pounds, at
manufaeterers' pnees.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
BARTOH LANDING.

bARION LANDIDG-
lhirty persons took the ears here on
's'inesday. bound Tor the CentenBiAL
The rhespians are preparing two ez-
esl.sot plays with which to entertain the
public soou.
Sa1An g. sartle has returned from
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

Ven large ysss2ss ssT1@a sta red kssps ~
pln4er fgf7ginagsf - Sesgasf God he&E~T. ana
bssrs yosaE Tegy ihgstT sasa seFssetgy kas9g. "a.
eefsent ~ A as@s
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
TOI.NAN SWEET.


Izrgs ysllex sps1e Eeeps - Nintes. gifst-ci
Kzazeass
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

Remember that it
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09
GOOD JAP. TEA 40 CTS.

lsstss ssasaisss = ~ saeek 4 Iags. aia shees
wAss - oaes.x = great rssisslias isaa ferpssT
tre~s-sa sellsas xs.ss saxa Nss's ls-4s - e. -
49,. .ae eshef gels - tsesosaeo.
The Republican journal., 1876-01-20
BY JANE TAYLOR.

A monk, when his rights sacerdotal were Ger,
In the depths Of his cell, with his stone-coVered
floor,
Reslgning to thought his chimcrlcal brain.
Once formed the contrivance we now shall eN-
plain;
But whether by magic, or alchemy, powers
We know not; indeed, It's no business of ours.
Perhaps it is only by patience and care.
At last he brought his invention to bear.
In youth twas projected, but years stole away.
And ere twas complete he was wrinked and
But success is sure, unless energy fails.
And at length he produced the ''Phlo>ophers
Scales"
"What are they" you ask. You shall present
ly see
These scale, were not made to weigh sugar and
tea:
- no: for such properties wondrou> had they.
Thai qualities feelings. and thoughts they could
weigh.
Together with articles small or immense
From mountains or planets to atoms of sense.
Naught was there 50 bulky but there it would
lay.
And naught so ethereal but there it would stay.
The first thing he weighed was the head of ' OIL
Which retained I'LL the wit that had ever been
there
a, Il " eight he threw in the torn scrap of a leaf
containing the prayer of Il penitent thief
When the skull rose aI0ft with 50 sudden a spell.
M, II ,,o,,,,n.j ~ - t,ii 90, .,a ,,t =, ~,
rajl I'M " ''''' wv '''' VI Wv
one time he put in Alexander the Great
With The garment that Dorc;,s had made. for a
weight;
And though clad in allnor from sandals to crown
The hero rose up and the garments went down.
\ long row of alm>-house>. amply endowed
BY a Wcll-c>tprmed PhariSee busy and proud
Next loaded one scale. while the other was
pressed
l3y those mites the poor widow droppcd into
the chest:
tpncN the endowment not weighing an ounce
And down. down the farthn@-worth came with
a bounce.
The Republican journal., 1876-01-20
The Abode Cottage.

ii intended to live in Santa Barbara
says California correspondent of the
Courler-Journal. | would dOmicile myself
in an abode house, and | would make a
perfect little home-neSt OF it. Who would
live IN Il structure of wood and brick if he
could get a palace Of mud These abodes
are to me most picturesque and comiorta-
bic. The walls are smooth and hard as Il
rock, from two to three feet thick. which
makes the incest window seats and deep
door ways The windows are large, and
rooftiled, and Il wide porch runs all around
the low dwelling and harmonizes with the
whole nature OF the landscape The 9TH
er evening | sketched one of the most
beautiful OF these houses. 1t nestled at
the foot Of a high cliff, which was scanned
with deep raviEes and green with moss
and vines; a wagon road round up the
mountain side, and sheep grazed on dizzy
heights. The wide piazza surrounding
the house was curtalned with thickly WOW
en- leaves OF q passion flower. This vine
covered a space two hundred feet long
and fifteen wide, running completely
round the porches and over the root, and
the whole solid wall of green was gem
med by purple flowers that bore in their
bosoms the miniature cross, spikes and
hammers, symbols of our Lords suffering
and death. la the door yard stood four
century plants in blossom. The leaves
OF these immense plants were five feet
long, one foot wide, and three inches
thick, and covered a space twelve feet
IN diameter. From the centre of this
great bunch OF leaves rose Il flower stalk
SlN inches Iii diameter and twenty-four
feet high, OF a blueish green color About
the stem branches were arranged spirally,
1t intervals OF ten inches, each branch be-
being about four feet long, tipped with a
tutt Of leaves and white flowers. have
described these plants thus infinitely be-
cause a century plant in bloom is not
seen many times in a lifetime, yet here
were four so nearly alike that no differ
encc in height or form was perceptablc to
Inc eye. | was told that these plants had
sent mp the flower stalks in a months
time, and would remain in bloom about a
month, and then with the fading OF the
flowers the whole grand plant. that for 4
hundred years had stood silent and flower
less, would fade and die, meyer to be rcan-
mated or resurrccted Near these great
century plants grew a semi-tropical shrub
called the datura, which was hung with
bell-shaped blossoms. ten inches long and
about six inches in diameter, pure white,
and fragrant us tuberoses. Another at
traction OF this place was a bunch of cac-
ius higher than Il mans mead. This look
ed AS though it might have been the very
plant that shaded the unmarked grave Of
Walker in Nicaragua, Of whose lonely
resting place JOAQUIN Miller writes
NO sod, no sign, no cross, no stone.
But at his side Il cactus green
Upheld its lances long and keen;
II stood in hot, red sands alone,
Flat-pamcd and fierce with lifted spears:
one bloom of crimson crowned It's head
\ drop Of blood, 50 bright, 50 red.
Yet rcdolcnt as roses tears"