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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-18
PooRTRiCKERY ATWAsHINGToN.

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THE Government at Washington Is run,
exclusively ia the interest of the party IN
iower,llnd as il file opposition had no
rights that Republicans were hound torres
lect. The public records are treatedtas
partisan prol@rty.i A more scaudaleus
abuse Of authority was never witnessed
than the refusal Of the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue fofunlish Mr.. Hewitt
with .he official account Of Mr.. Til,len's
income tax, while iI,at officer was at the
same lime tanlperipg with il 20 assail his
personal integrity. Il
Nothing baser has ever occurred la our
politics, and this prostitution OF place 20
the yilest uses Of party Is made more cons
slicuous by the fact that while Raum, the
Comlnissiouer, withheld any answer 10
this formal and rightful application of Mr..
Hewitt, he was. giving out 10 the press
statements that lie had furnished The in
formation desired, both ia regard % Mfr.
Tildel's tax, aud that's of Mr.. Hayes. So
that, besides abusing 'his trust, lIe delibe-
fa'eiy ~ ""'slso' uusn"' s' VIZ - sonie
satisfaction. at least, to have this fellows
cohancl ihVes''Ra'en heA' "in'et' aha :
brand put upon his brow, that he may be
Stunned by decent men hereafter.
This is not All exceptional case, by any
means. II il only an illustration Of the
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-18
ANNOUNCEMENT.

NH b Is
On tie 10th day Of ofNoyember. 1876. and
in tho city Of Raleigh. the undersigned will
coau,ence the publication Of TiIs 0BsER-
YER, daily aud weekly Dcnrcratic news
paper.
Of long experience in their profession as
editors. respectively Of the Fayetteville
Observer aud the Wilmington Journal,
they do not affect to doubt the soundness Of
the general Judgment which assigns them
ability. to furuisl, n newspaper suited 20 the
needs and adapted to the tastes Of the pc :
pie Of North Carolina. Differing 10 poll
tics 10 the oiden time, there was never q
difference between the Observer and the
journal in zeal for The interests and honor
VI North Carolina. To promote the one,
and to uphold and add to the otaer will DO
the object Of the Observer now.
OF very decided opinions on questions q
public interest. and apt to give lhvse opin-
ions plain expression. .Ley deem, il the tirss
duty o. newspaper 70 furniah its readers
with the information Of their opinions--to
publish all Tho news ? and their pnrpose is
10 make The Observer now, as Of old, a
truthful. accurate. condensed history Of the
times in which we live. Ii Was thus that
tho old Observer won its hold upon the
people of North Carolina, enjoying the af.
fec,ioL Of its party friends, receiving the
respect and confidence Of It's titterest poli-
teal foes. aud commanding IN its cpnpara-
lively isolated location circulation larger
than has ever been attained BY any other
North csrvllna newspaper. and il IS thus.
By like dignity. and fairness that the edi-
tors of The Observer. transferred 20 the
State Capital, hope il will deserve. and
SON equal and then surpass. its former
circulation and prosperity.
Il will be their high aim 70 deserve the
public confidence BY earnest efforts to pro-
mote the public welfare. 6rst and foremost
II North Carolina. next u alIthe Southern
States. and finally. and through these. Of
The whole Union. They think that this can
only &c effected BY the prevalence of De-
nOcratic principles and The dismissal Of the
liadical party from the places and power
which they have - greatly abused. and IN
der whvse Laleful rule the South has been
outraged aud the whole country has been
impoverished aud di.graced.
PETER NJ. HALE.
W. i. SAUNDERS.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Daily Observer. one year. IS 90
Daily Observer. six months UO
Weekly observer. one year 2 OO
Weekly Observer. six months O0
All communications should be addressed,
until further notice. TO
w. j. SAUNDERS.
Wilmington. N. q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-18

"A prudent man. says a witty Frcncl,-
men, ~ ikea pin; his head prevents
him from going too far
You want nothing do you " said Pat.
he dad, an' u ~ n"lhing ys.want. yen
iihd u la thcJug where the whisseS was.
The bellies who tread the strrrts bur.
dened fashlonably BY clanking chains and
bnccleis, are not tcouvicts of course, bu,
u reasonable 70 suppose the, are open
10 conviction 10y the right man.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-18
A FAMOUS LION DYING.

Old Parker, the large African lion, was
dying yesterday In Central Park. He
was captured when about four months old
near tile walls .. Dram, by schulet, one Of
the agents of the Geological Gardens u
Lundon. In 1859 he wns brought out,
and on their s.c,nd night u Ills exhibition
lie killed w. q. Rockwell, lis traiuer, In
Cooks Circus, London. Ills next exploit
was the killing of his trainer, Robert
Stuart, In Glasgow, aud afterwards lie
badly mangled man In one OF the shire
tnwns of England. Parker was afterwards
brought 10 this eountry by sands. Nathan
& Co; but they could do little with him,
aud after a few performances be killed
Miss Hardy. lie afterwards became tile
property Of Mr.. Barnum. and finally Of
the Park commissioners. y. Sun 2Dth.
The yellow fever at Brunswick. Georgia,
exceeds any pestileneo known TO history.
The mayor pro tenn. teloxraphs 10 jiayor
Lalrobe ns follows: In distress; ninety
per cent. sick. Any help will DO thank.
fully received.' The worst accounts Of
tho gague in Greece. the black death and
the spotted plague ofthe seventeeth cen.
tury fall short VI the horror ol this Bruins.
wick pestilence. With ninety people ou,
Of every hundred down will, The fever.
thcre are not enough LEFT 10 bury The dead !;
not tenth enough 10 tend the sick. Star.
yation must soon add its horrors 10 tie
scene. aud uuburied bodied aggregate lhe
maligni,y Of tho disease. let ali whose
hearts are not stone send aid IL the suffer.
crs. -- Baltimore Guseite.
Speaking of shavlng,' said pretty girl
to an ol,dumte obi halehrlnr, 4 should
think that a pair of handsome eyes would
he the best mirror toshays by, YES,
many poor fellow has been shaved by
thcu. the Sretcl. replied.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-18

II is now rendered certain by the states
mcnt Of one who knows Governor Holden
himself that tho llolden-kirk war. ut the
bare mention Of which the good ?epl le Of
the State even now shudder, was Deliberate
ly planned in tho councils OF the radical
party at Washington. It's hard to believe
that any party could descend to such terrible
means to accomplish its ends. but the events
are before US; the history is written. That
such an outrage aud oppression could be
deliberately planned and inflicted upon a
quiet. peaceabie and law-abiding people
like the people Of North Carolina. that n
mere triumph might be achieved. aud
certain office-holders kept in their places,
is crime which we are glad to say history
furnishes few examples. -Sentiael
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-18

- SHALL attend ~ follows 70 receive The
/ n ais ana County taxes for this year. ~ Wit;
Oranrr Factory. Monday pth 81 Oytobsr.
Manrum,s store. Tuesday iOth Ort.
Hnlre eiorc, "Wednesday llth Oct.
Huhhoro. Thnrsdhf nth ut.
svilllsm fhrrks. Friday fMh OCT.
geiar Grove. saturday t4th Uct.
Gates. Monday ysrd Oct.
White Crnss. Tuesday 2lth Oct
shmnel nm. "Wednesday 1Dtll Ucf.
patiersos,'s nIll, Thursday 2Uth oct.
Durham. friday 9Th Oet.
Times are flahf. hut hope the Tax.Payers
win remember ihat tliis does MOI excuse me am
e0mpelled 10 sett with the Treasurer on ~ w.
fire NE ~ of pecnnhsf, and 20 nepe ml wlll wv
attend and gay promptly, aud rflltse me o. thc
urplrnssnt dlIfy oi forcing collection.
Candidates VIII bc present and address the
'SF'' :, THOMAS n. tlUGHEs.
uct. 9sh lw. sbcrii oi Orange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-18

Dispatch frcm Gov. Tildcn. The Sol.
lowing dispatch from Gov. TiIden was re-
ceiyed by Gen. Core and read at the great
indianapolis demonstration:
fvur Telegram Is resolved. Allow me
10 thank the gallant. oiliers. who like
yourself. fuulht for. The preservation Of the
UniOn. and who are now marching forward
~ the grand aruy of reform.
Samuel J Tilden.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-18

lis said thai As soon rs Hell Gate wa
blown open the devil shosed bis head out
and anxiously inquired il his e,nmi-arirs.
Don Cameron and lack Chandler. ia
obedience, to bis dictates, had cent troops
south 70 aid 10 carrying the election Coz his
party, and when told that his wishes had
been complied with. he rcsired with
sardonic grin oserspraa,ling bis benevolent
cOuutcnance. - lynch. STIR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-18

How Judge Settle enjoyed ten thousand
dollars of the hard earnings oflhe People.
In February. 1871, Judge Settle resigned
his pusltiou on the Supreme Court bench
to nerrpt the poaltion OF Minister TO Peru.
lie Was commissioned Feb'y 18th, 1871.
Sometime IN The following July lie arrived
n his post and was formally installed
Minister. On the Gosh Of November lie
obtained from the Government leave 70
return home.-He remained ut home un-
~ February. is72. when be resigned. lie
was Ia the actual service ofihe Govern
ment four months, for which ho received
Is6- TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS Al
from the hard earnings OF u bankrupt aud
ruined people. Is Il eny wonder that
Judge Settle la dumb when asked II he
endorses he magnificent Extravaganza of
Republican rule? Make anote of this,
ye horny -handed sons of toll, for u h 10y
the honest sweat Of your brow Settles Lill
has 10 he I,aid.- SiGtcsriils Landmark.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-18
WHAT BIRDS ARE GOOD FOR.

f..... H., T. r,;o ohss,y;,c anal,
AT 81 nn,a. I, Ill Gr,Lcr.. c.,,n 6SlJ
resolved 70 watch Their motions: lhey
pursued very regular course ~ ,ne'r lo1ss
glng' commencing on one sue "i me ns'u.
taxing about nse rows ana ie'low'hg 'oem
tho same manner over the next live rows.
They continued IN this course until they
had explored the greater portion Of the
field. The lad. Suspicious that they we're
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-18

4 Sunday School, schnlnr, when asked
10 the lesson y David sparing SAUL Why
Larid compared hin~elfto "fiea,r re-
piled that he suplsnei IL was Saui
couldn't catch him.
An irish Judge aid. whom a,i,lrssinr q
prisoner. 'lon ARE 10 he hanged. aud ,rol q
Il will prove warming 10 you.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03
pporFST

=
Nessrx Editors ef tie noitsr We
wish 10 request through the columns Of
the Nonitor that the people Of Barton
Landing and vicinity who intend pnr-
chasing anything in the line Of Christ
mas and Holiday Goods. 6sfore doing 50.
would call at eur store. for We have
something interesting to tell them. Al
though somewhat late on account of
sickness, we shall have to quote the Old
Proverb, Better Late than Never"
We have large stock of mostly frSt
clesS goods, at low figures. We have
quite an ASSORTMENT Of the so called nine
ty-niRe cent goods, which We should be
pleased to sell at Srom 75c to 90c. We
have the largest stock of Confectionery
and Diaries in town. Our stock of
Diaries consists Of all the different styles
upwards of 500 in number-and at
prices from loo up to 1915. We have
the agency for the American Bible Soci-
ETY.. and have large stock of American
and English Bibles and Testaments,
which we will sell at publishers prices.
Roger & Bros plated ware-a full line
and all warranted the best Price Of tea
spoons, si.Oo per set, and balance Of
Rogers goods at same rates. We have,
also, full line of vases. toilet sets.
writing desks, work boxes, sleds, and
dolls of all kinds. backgammon boards.
games of all kinds, accordians. concer-
tinas, harmonicas, etc. etc. Spice boxes
"a full line. A large assortment of
school blanks and miscellaneous books,
gift books, poems. toy books. etc, ETC.,
in fact a full line of everything usu-
ally kept in a first class Fancy Goods
Store. together with full line of drugs.
medicines, and toilet articles, which VIC
shall in the future sell lower than the
lowest. FLINT BROS. & co.
Barton Landing. Vt. Dec. 20, 1875.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

There was very interesting debate
at the Lyceum last Monday eve. An
other meeting Monday, Jan. Sd. Reso-
luton that free trade should be es-
tablished between the United States and
all foreign nations. The evenings en-
tertainment viii consist Of music. dec
lamations, ROTATIONS and discussing the
resolution. Let all attend.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Dunbar HOyt, St Johnsbury Centre,
lately had his feet badly frozen.
The West Burke Dramatic Club play
1.-The Drunkard" tomorrow, Tuesday,
evening.
sl6o above expenses was realized at
the odd Fellows Fair. st. Johnsbury.
last week.
1t cost Len. Burnham and John Miles
of East Hardwick. $40 apiece, to lick
Marshall Miles.
Bryant Stowe. St. Johnsbury, ten
years old. broke one of his legs while
sliding, Dec. %.
A FIVE years old son E. E. Hovey, of
Waterford was recently nearly hunted
to death by a cross buck.
Capt. Horace K. Ide, St. Johnsbury,
and Fayette E. Richardson, of Water
ford, start for Florida. to-day.
Mr.. John Gould, of Danvillc. has just
returned from Rome, n. Y, where he
has had cancer successfully removed
from his lip.
A tramp, at Lyndonville last week
set on fire the house Of Milo Leach. but
is was discovered in time to prevent
much damage.
Thunder, or the tremens, woke up the
Union local squib, week ago Sunday
night, and he supposes twas an earth.
quake
Somebody killed favorite dog of Par
ker Harvey, of Passumpsic, and put ii
IN the well of Mrs. Wilson, where after
decomposition, it was discovered.
Florina Bartlett of Lynden Centre,
ran against fence while sliding: Dec.
"a, and had an arm broken, a wrist dis
located. rib fractured, and was badly
bruised about the face.
C. H. Dwinell formerly of Barton, and
E. NJ. Harris, formerly of Danville.s have
entered into partnership in the granite
business, and have opened works on the
Passumpsic Railroad grounds, St. John
sbury.
A Lyudonville unmarried brakeman
who gets his washing done at Newport
by some unexplained mishap got pail
of female drawers mixed up with his
duds, which, coming to the ears of editor
Chase, of course reused his jealousy, anc
he IS making strenuous efforts to ascer
tain full particulars Look out for &
boss local in the next Union.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

We have made arrangements with the
publishers, enabling US 10 send the Mon
IroR and either Of the following publ
cations for the price annexed, postage
paid:
Uasroy DtnY GtoHr. price Ss.O0. and Monitor. both
n1sros wrrEtY GlouE. price SaOO. aud Monitor
Is..h uuC year Tor BIB.
udsros DuLT JouuvAt. price 5000. and the Moui-
tu. bath one yenr, for SOLO
u1sroN stNu-WEEELY JoUEy Al. pricu $500 and the
Monitor. both one year Cor $3.50.
H0sroS WEEKLY JOURNAL price 500. and Monitor
Ii.h one year iOr $50
Nrv YoEE wrEELy TNra, price 500. and Monitor
IU.h year Cor Sl25.
NEW YonE sENi-wEEELY TIMES price $500. and
us Monitor, both one year for S4.sO.
Nrv YoHE wEEELr THrurSE, price S3.OO and Mon
far both one year Tor $50
Nvw YouE sEau-WEEKLr Tribune. price $500 and
Monitor. bo.h one year Cor $3.50.
srnfvar1ELD WESLEY EKrupLIcAx, price 500. and
Monitor both one year for 500.
HArrEE's wEEKLY. price st.Oo. and Monitor, both
,uf YEAR Cor $3.50. .|.#
IirrrEs G.zlAn. price S4oo. and Monitor. bon
aslrrns MosTHLr. price s4.oo. and Monitor. both
one year Cor Si25.
MosrHElL Dlur WITNESS. price $500. and Monitor
Iatl one year Cor S4b0.
MovruEAL TrI-WErKLY wrrSEsS. price $500 and
The Monitor both one year for s865
MoSrHEAL WEEKLY WrrSEss, price lilo. and the
Monitor both one year f1r $2s5
MoxrurAL NEW DourxI0S MONTHLY. price SI.5O
and the Monitor. both one year for $500. s..
ulusrnotn price no and the Monitor both one
yrar or s2.60. -.
AurHuas tLLusrnArEB HoNE MAsAzrNE pries
$3.50 and the Monitor. both one year Tor $500
LtrrELL's LIVING AsE. price $500 and Monitor
both year for Ss15
Bosrax Pror price g.. 65. aud Monitor both one
yrar with chrome. Cor $500.
lEuH woHtD, price $3.50, and Monitor. both one
year nr S4lu
HrArTu Avn HoHE price ss.5O. and Monitor both
one year Cor 81 80.
AMERICAN AGEICuLTURIsr, and Monitor. both one
year ur 81 10.
5oDrYs LADY's Book. price s. 90. and Monitor.
both one year. with chrome. The Morning CALI" all
fr e4.4l
s5umyErs MONTHLY, price 500. and Monitor.
both one year for $3.50
ST. NtdHoLAs. price $500 and Monitor. both one
year ~ $40.
rHuEyoLootcAL JOURNAL, price $500, and Monitor
one year. Cor SAYS.
s5lEyoE OF lIEAErH, price ss.OO, and Monitor one
year both Cor 1898
seIESTuIo GEEHreAS. g. 90 and Monitor both one
scar FOR 4.15.
The above terms are for yearly sub
scrptiOns only.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03
AUCTION.

The subscriber oers far sale at pubic auction NJ his
farna known as the c. c. HaniS place. H. miles
south Of Glover Village on the River Road THURS
DAY, JANUARY Is. 1870 at I O'Clock. j. M the
following personal property, viz. Good Cows
Yearlings; grade Al3erney Calves. I two years OH
Boil lAierney, Of T. & 7. Fairbanks Cos her,il;
Driving Horse: Sucking Colt; Shoie; % tons Ex-
ira Hay / Miller buggy. nearly new; ! Miller Sleigh.
nearly new; pair Work Harnesses, nearly new; l
good two-horse Lumber Wagon. twp-horsa Traverse
Sled; Clipper Moving Machine: whitcatnh wheel
Rake sixtaen-coN set Jewet MIA Pans with lxtures.
and other dairy utensils Also l-2 land with
a good comfortable house thereon. adjoining said farm.
TERMS--AH sums under $40. cash; sums over $40,
six months credit with approved notes Sale Positive
". L. BARRows Auctioneer. c. J. lYNnS.
Glover, Vi. January 8 1876. l-2
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

boys German pcddlcrs, landlords and
the State. 1t is hoped that the In
struction will be beneficial to the CON-
munity. Those parties that considered
their tuition bills too high should re
member that those who steer clear of
ofenses against the law. rarely ever suf-
fer the penalties of the law. So far as
we learn, there is no vindictive feeling,
but certain abuses have been tolerated
as long as the public will endure them.
and it remains for those who insist on
doing wrong to stand from under.
The prevailing wind for each day in
every month Of the year 1875, is as fol-
lows Jan. south IL days, north 10
days, west day. Feb. south 9 DAYS.
north IA days, west days. March,
south IA days. north IA days, west 8
days. April, south days, north %
days. west day. May, south 10 days,
north l6 days, west days. June, south
- days, north ii days, west 2 days.
July, south II days. north u days,
west 2 days. Aug. south Is days, north
1 days, west ? days. Sept. south II
days, north - days, west days. Oct.
south ! ! days, north ii days, west G
days Nov. south 8 days. north 10 days,
west days. Dec. south ii days. north
Is days, west days. Wind south l42
days, north lS6 days. west 81 days
Prevailing wind north. consequently q
cold season. Frost each month In the
year. Only l54 days between snow il
the spring-May l6-and Oct. II
Snow fell on 81 days, and rain on 6S
days of the year 1875. Snow has fal.
len since October 81, five feet five inch.
es The coolest days we're January l6
10, 20 and 26, Feb. IA and 10, Marcel
20 and %, Dec. and 2, 10 and 20
The warmest days were June II and "a
August 10, l6. 20, 80 and 81. Not
outstanding the GOODNESS of the season
the promise has been fulfilled and /;
bOuntiful harvest has been the reward
Of the husbandman's labor and toll.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

The advertiser, having been permanently cured u
that dread disease Consumption by simple remedy
Is anxious 90 make known " his fellow sn1ersrB the
means Of cure. TO all who desirs i. he EiH send
copy a the prescription used ffFee o. charge. with
the diretons for preparing and using same Nhich
they WDifind sERE CURE FOR C0s8g aRTIoK. AsTHNA.
DADAeh1fAs e. fafte7e y Lent8 W per1fif ttvh
win please address, Rev. 2. A. WILSON.
4-22 1874 Penn ST. williamsburg New York.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

"AIHIh I'D
In weztneld December e. Ly Eey.g. MeDonasd
Mr.. wInls Gnpip and Mis- Hattie Fa1s4n. both n
Westaeh
Al the residence " the brides father Dee. Il 70
Rev :. W. stiles. Mr.. JOssph D. Hsaley u Ooaeosd
n H.. and Aiss Annle r. LangHayd u Coventry.
Ia Charleston, Dec. 70. b Ref. ;. ". spencer. Mr
Feser BoaTdway u charestoa aud Mass Ellen syibneT
- Rfosaiagt0a-
In DsFsy. Eeey14. ~ EeT- Z e-Dse3sasoa, Mr.
John NJ Barrett o. Charleston aud Miss Ms4sls v
speAr q Derry.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03
srEraEN r BIc1roSp-s ESTATE

GTATE OF vERMoET,l
- Orleans District, SO
In rrutase Cesfr lla a TFxssarSh IN All District
on The At4h iav - nocemher. A. n. ISIS
geSeuh ps6aneIl Alrnistrator Nith The viii anncx-
nexe4 If ere estate "a Ffa Strong lste y Ghsvtf
sa1l pstuct desessod. prescnts his aigainisuatiou
aeaounf ~ cxaminAiisn and allowance and makes
Appeagion Cor ecree q distribution ana partition ef
ne estate ~ said aNrasesi
wherenfon u - snieFea Is said Court that sasa
account and sasd app icAtion he resri e scssiea
sheref Re hela II ne Probate ohee in SAID lras
hutgh On the sosh dsy II January A, 4. lSst, far
bearing amt dccisiou thcFvoh-
Ana IL Is farther orcre thst notice herscf te given
20 al persons Interested BY pUlration % The same
thrae weeks suecessvely IN the Orleans Ceuuty Mont,
ter newspaper Published al Barsaa sforessd. pre-
vous said time appointed that they may appear a
said time and Place and show cause " any they may
have why SAID account should not hc allowed and
such drcrec made
BY the Court-Atiesb
Is " A. STEWART Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03
@edSine 21ofices.

Cross AND sTCKLY CHILDREN can be
made healthy and strong by regulating
their stomachs and bowels with Castoria
1t Is more effective than Castor OIL and
is as pleasant TO take as honey. For
Wind Collie. Sour Stomach, Worms and
COstiveness, there ia nothing in exist
ence equal Is GastOria- @
WHY WILL Tou srRPER from Rheuma-
tism, sprains. STIFF Joints. swelliDgs,
Burns. Scalds or Weak Back. when the
Centaur Liniment affords certain relief
Many-aItieles sOOthe the pain to Ger
tain extent. bat the Centaur LiRiment
cures. The White LiDiment Ia for the
human family. the Yellow Liniment is
for horses and animals. o-l2
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03
CRAFTSRERY

At the Christmas gathering at the
Methodist church, there was a good at
tendance and the usual good time. The
wife Of Rev. Mr.. Little, got from the
tree handsome silver cake basket, and
Mr.. Little a nice scarf.
A party of young people were guilty
of conduct unbecoming ladies and gen.
tlemen, to say the least, in making a
disturbance at the Christmas festival,
held at South Craftsbury on Christmas
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-03

FARnKRs, ArrnsTIoE We have q
contract for Tico TJsousaad Bushels If
Oats 70 fill. and viii pay the highest
market Trice for them. Price governed
BY quality. FLINT BROS. & co.
Barton Landing. VT, 8, 1875