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New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
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SAN FRANCIscO, Aug ia dispatch from Vic
arrived The alarm among the settlers suOsding
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. l9.-rhe supreme Lodge
knights o yas adjourned at late hour Friday bight
IN Indianapolis on tho fourth lusi~. Ia Angus
1878.
NEWPORT. II. l.. Aug. l9.-The Summer residence
G. Potter Of Newlork entered BY burg.
night and number Of yaOle articles carried
OF.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Aug. 10.-The ST, am tug
White" while towing boat ON the James River AZ
yesterday mornfng, bow Eear the RIP kaps
Blunt Engineer James ana one fireman arc missing
M,RrHIs VINEYARD, Ma, Aug. l9.-The an
nual ILLUMINATION Of Oak Bu vk place light Twenty
streets besides ali the PARKS were brilliantly illuminated With
cal,i ngh;s lanterns, hrewOrks etc. the city for three
being blaze Of light
CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-W. Il. Carter was arrested
few days the charge OF eountcretng lie
In tho bu small scale for
put circulation $500 wort OF spurious Dee and
other counorfeitng tools were also captured
KINGSTON, N. Y. Aug 49, society. 10 be acx,l-
the society for the Prevention Of Crime Of NcwYor
organized "Wednesday evening In the village
oeers OF the society elected aud largo
bershp obtained Application will al 10 The
parent society 70 become auxiliary
WArERrowx, N. Y, Aug. 19.-0eorge Hitchcock.
age sixty highly respectable citizen o this city
out Of young about four mes ghs ty
last night 70 ned for the purpose of hunAa
While climbing stonefenos MI HItchoocks
volyer which in his made pocket aesleht dL
charged the ~ pasana through bic heart and causing sana
aeath
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in solitary grandeur hes, however, an indi-
viduality Of its own that defes compari-
son, and the handsome houses in the village,
with their lawns and gardens, and the rows OF naples
and ems that divide their shade between the door
yards and the streets, suggestive of the cultured,
wholesome American home life which need envy
nothing in foreign countries. In Windsor liye side
by side, IN the Summer season, two great New-fork
lawyers. One of them Mr.. Evarts, finds small time
TO enjoy his country home since he has taken up
the heavy burdens of Cabinet portfolio The otner,
Mr. T.. w. StOughton. spends eight or ten weeks OF
every Summer in a spacious mansion, whose large.
high rooms. broad verandas and ample grounds and
gardens tell of GOODNESS and repose and generous
hospitality. Mr.. Evarts owns three houses. The
one he occupies is a white frame-house of moderate
size, with green blinds. and the bright,
fresh, neat air, common to New-EngIand
village dwellings of the better class. A thick
growth of pines and naples quite screens the front
from the street. The pretiest feature of the place
is a close-shaven lawn, sloping abruptly down to
little valley, and covered with a turf so soft and
dense and of such vivid green that it must be the
special pride Of its owner Mr.. Evarts INDUCES in
the rather expensive luxury of farm, while Mr.
Stoughton is content with three acres. The two
neighbors and their families are on the most friendly
terms, and with their guests, of whom they have
usually an abundance, for they are too hOsptabe to
enjoy their Summer leisure alone, they make de-
lghtful little society. The Presidents party, who
arrive to-day, they divide between them, Mir. Evarts
taking the President and his family and Mr. Slough
ton the members Of the Cabinet. E.v.s.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THE CAMPAIGN IN ARMENIA.
AN ATTACK MADE on THE WHOLE TURKISH LINZ
TIE RUSSIANS REFUSED.

y
TIE RUSSIANS REFUSED.
LONDON Aug. 10, 1877.
peuter,s Trzerum dispatch and an Official telegram
from Mukhtar Pasha state that on saturday 'he
russians numbering $4,000 infantry Ten
r,rimcnts of cavalry aud 40 guns attacked
Mukhtar Pasha along the whole line ex-
tending from Magarajikh to Yaknlar Inc
cannonade commenced at 7 in the morning ana
at in the evening the Russians retreated III sood
order to their encampment, pursued by the lurk0'
The Turks lost 165 killed aud wounded, and the
Russians 200. THE OF this attack Is the us
trict on the north and east of kars.
From the Caucasus it is reported that the lnguri
colump under Gen. Alchasoff continuedits advance,
and arrived August - near Atora, on the kiver 10
dora. where preparations were made for ehectlng
passage. and the cavalry of the column crossed over
70 the right bank but these operations are not likely
70 have much influence Oh the general military situ-
alton IN Armenia. In that direction as in Europe
the Russian leaders appear to desire reinforcements
with which TO resume the offensive while Their op-
ponens are unable unwilling to take active steps
10 profit by the quiet Of their adversares
A correspondent of The Berlin National Zsitung
writes from Adrianople that it is probable hukhtar
pasba will be surrounded and compelled to sur
render The London 1imes's correspondent, who has
been watching the operations in Abchasia, wrote
under date Of August 3: 81 am now about to return
to Nexapdropal where am told to expect great
events but, although troops have passed up that
vav believe Ardahan more likely to be the scene
OF he next operations. Gen. Mehkoff, VINO has
hitherto commanded in person. is now 20 place nm
self under the orders of the Grand Duke Michael.
SOFT Is possible that operations may be preparing
which will again attract the principal interest OF the
ean3aien TO the neighborhood Of Kars, Batum and
Auladan.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

Renters Shumla agent says portion OF MS army
has arrived at Ellea. Another Shumla cores
pondent SAYS he is before Plevna. However TINS NAV
be- it seems evidentthat he either is or shortly VIII
be in communication with Osman Pasha or Lieut.
Cen Mehemet Ali or both. Suleiman Pasha seems
to have brought his infantry and cavalry through
Ferdlza and Haen Passes and bis artillery through
Demi-Capon Pass, that road being better for the
transporta of guns Shipka Pass, wmch Is SUN
held by the Russians was blockaded at the southern
entrance, and will probably have to be evacuated
unless the Russians attack and defeat one OF the
three Turkish corps which now form semicrcie
from Rasgrad to Plevna
ACTIVE OPERATIONS PROBABLE.
Some critics appear TO think that Russian adj
vantage lies in continued nactiOn and further con-
centration but the increasing ravages of disease In
the Russian camp Offset against the arrival OF
reinforcements, and may compel their Generals 10
attack Plevna or Rasgrad before strateeical con-
sideratons would authorize such an undertaking.
1t is reported also that public opinion in Russia
Is powerfully affected by the failure before Plevna
Echoes of this dissatisfaction may reach the
army in the field and tend to tempt the
military advisers of the Emperor to urge some enter
prise that might well be deferred till stronger forces
can be arranged. Thus it is not impossible that
active operations may DC resumed before they are
Justly warranted. The establishment of the I'm
perial headquarters at Studen would seem to point
to close connection between the Emperor and the
Grand Duke Nicholas, and perhaps to presage the
presence of the head of theHymy at some deter
mined and obstinate assault on the intrenchments
OF OSman Pasha.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
A SCHOONER AND THREE LIVES LOST

The schooner r. NJ. Denham, Capt. Chase,
from Aux Cayes which arrived at this port yesterday
brought four of the crew OF the schooner O. ]. Van
Name that foundered August 8 In gale. Capt. Hardy
of the lost vessel remained the schooner Minnie p
ley which rescued those saved The steward and two
passengers wero lost
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
A LONG AND FAITHFUL SERVICE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 19.-Arnold Yates, q
weIl-known colored man. who for over twenty-five
years porter of the Franklin Bank OF baltimore dled
Yesterday morning aged sxtyeght During this quarter
Of canttry he discharged his duties bank porter In
the most efcienl manner and died respected BY tho
community.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

astic cheers were given by the crowd for President
Hayes, for PostmaserGeneral Key, for AttorneyGeH-
era Dcvens for Secretary Of State Evars and for Mrs.
HAYES and for our country The band played The sweet
byeandbye and hundreds OF voices took up the refrain
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
AnIsHONEsT MERCHANT.

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 19.-Joseph Metzler of
the Metzer Brothers. notion dealers, has fed
from town. taking with him $50 In and several
containing valuable goods belonging TO the nrn
He also secured checks amounting 10 $4,000 giving them
in exchange for Judgment notes. From one firm he OBJ
tanned In this way $500.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
R'f'JSTCHUK BOMBARDED.
vIGuT1yG RENEWED IN ARMENIA.
rur Rr-ssI.N LINES IL BULGARIA Khfo"iN" ~ -
SECURE FROM ATTACK.

SECURE PROM ATTACK.
The Russians hold strong line from sistoVa 10
--;-,ova. and thence to the Shipka Pass. They 90
not apprehend Turkish attack. The bomparu-
,nept of Rustchuk was renewed On Saturday nom
tho opposite bank of the Danube. The TURKS con,
ANNE 10 hold a strong position at PieVna' pu'
ave barassed by the Russian cavalry Whioh
emf oil their supplies. Kustendje has oeeh
rt5ccupicd by the Russians. In Armenia on Sa'ui-
dav the Russian Army, nearly 10000 strong, at
tacked the Turkish lines defending hars' Muhn'ar
Pasba reports ,hat the Russians were repu''eu
The loss was light on both Sides
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
FATAL BATHING ACCIDENT.

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., Aug. 19.-Yesterday
Charles wooston aged eighteen. while bathing plunged
into the breakers from the top OF pile and mscacuat
ing the depth Of struck his head the bottom and
fractured his spinal column. He died tonight HIS
father was the late Rev. B. r. WoOlston.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
REPoRTED ATTEMPT on TIE pREsrpEyr,s LEE.

WooDsvILLE, n. H., Aug. 19.-An attempt
made to-day to ditch the New-York aud Saratoga
through train TO the White Mountains, by driving pece
OF rail between the rails at a switch in woods half
mile above LIttetOn, n H., but fortunately the train
passed without accident Il was ramored tba, the
Presidential party were to come by this train.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THE PRESIDENTS SUNDAY.

WINDSOR, VT, Aug. 19.-This morning about
nihe o'clock the President and Mrs Hayes with secrs-
tary Evarts nd Mrs Eyars, and ChefJustce Gray Of
Massachusetts,, made informal call upon Mr.
and Mrs C. c. Bcaman, upon the third aaniyer-
safy OF their marriage. Mr.. Beaman having
married IIete, eldest daughter Of Secretary Eyarts
The Presidential party attended service at ST. Pauls
Protestant Episcopal Church this morning. Of which SEQ
retary Eyarts's family are members.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
A REoEprIoN IN NEw.HAMpsHrRE TO-DAY.

A KEIEFTION TN NEW-HA MFSHIEE IO-DAf.
PLYMOUTH, n. H., Aug. 10. Coy. Prescott
and party, numbering hryone persons, arrived hero
last evening, and will take the early train tomorrow
morning for Wells River where they expect to meet The
Prcs.deEt Tomorrow, coming from Windsor, VI.
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spring IRON Canada thirty thousand BUSH

els OF potatoes. lie buys his potatoes at
or near River De Loup, one hundred and
forty miles below Quebec. The Grand
Trunk Company have done much to ac-
commodate and encourage MIR. Marshall
in his speculation so far from market
They furnish him special train OF
twenty-five cars every week, which
leaves River De Loup at o'clock P. Nj.
Friday, and arrives in Portland Sunday
morning at O'Clock. ME- Marshall lett
Portland Tor Boston last Tuesday morn
ing and sold in that city Is carloads of
potatoes and returned to Portland the
same night The next day sold ! car.
loads OF potatoes and returned home
same day. This morning, Thursday, he
leaves To meet bis train, which leaves
River De L1up this week on Friday. His
business amounts to ten thousand dollars
a week. Mr.. Marshall has great bust
ness capacity and experience. and what
ever he takes hold Of. he plows the fur
row without looking back, and is not
easily discouraged with few snags that
may be IN his way, ADD from field that
would look discourasing 10 many bust
ness men he always gets u good return.
lie says he has had written application
TO become the buying agent for the
Changers bat prefers 20 be their middle
man aud the farmers friend.
Oar worthy mechanic, o. l.. Pratt, is
try ing the blue glass experiment. He
claims it has relieved bis shoulders
OF rheumatism. and extracted three
corns from his right foot. and other
wonderful things may be yet reported
from the further experiment of the bGo
glass theory.
Mr.. james BArrows has on hand in his
Chair Factory i've thousand manuiac-
turod chairs OF different styles and some
three thousand sill unfinished. lie re-
ports good business.
The many friends of Rev. George
Briggs will regro, to learn that no is
suffering severely from catarrhal tron-
cLi.es. and is quite low.
The old boys and young are TO have
matched game OF Base Ball at this place
Fas, day. \ good Tine is expected.
JNo
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West Bethel.

Aprii 2o.-Odr place Is snail bat bust
nsss iyeiy.
Our High Schrol. now under the in-
StructIoa ot R.v. 5. j. Gould, (and
otaerS) Is considered peIiec. success
ne seaOiars Numbering about 30. There
Is connected with the school llceum
every Wednesday eve, which is interest
lnS, as tha, Is ulso under the management
OF Mr.. Gould.
Sunday evening, April s h. there was
4 public temperance meeting, the first
ever held 10 GoU,d,s Hail. The speakers
were invited here by the All Society.
Tue meeting was called To order 10y Vice
President Pdtnsm, the President being
absent. After music, &c, Mr.. Arno
from Gorham made q few interesting re-
marks. Next followed Mr.. Pearson ct
Portland, who spoke Tor one hour and q
hall. Surely it was rare treat to the
people OF West Bethel. Alter the lecture
Bro. o. ). Needham presented the
pledges and seven new names were add
co to ours
The Ladies Ala Society made choice
OF officers April Il. For President, Mrs.
VIM II Morrow Nice-Presidents. Mrs.
W. i. Putusm, Mrs. John Allen, Lucisda
c. Mills; Secretary, Blanche Stu4rt;
Treasurer. Ne,,ie Allen; Chaplain; w.
p. Pu,nam; Business Committee, Eunie
Roberts, L ia Far~ell, Allie Leach, Ida
Putnam, Irene Needham, Bode Mason /;
Collectors, Abbie Needham. Ida Putnam
Monday evening, April 30. the Ladies'
Aid Society will give Al entertainment in
Goulds Hal. A good time is expected.
Tuesday evening. Apri. - sugar party
wi.l be held q, The residence OF W. Ii.
Morrow. p cents q couple, tie proceeds
for the beue6; Of the Ladies Aid.
lEoN CLAD.
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south Paris.

Now is the tine To lag in stock 81
spring goods aud groceries. Tae place
20 get ,4em iow Tor cash. IS AZ Cap:. II.
y. Boosters. Read his proposition on
the fourth page OF this paper.
The cto.aet factory IS crowded with
WORK, aad his orders ahead for long
time 10 come.
Gerry has a lull lice OF fishing tackle
4. bis drug store. Drop in and catch d
hy.
The Andrews House is doiog 8 good
ousiaess. The clerk, J. v CArsley, is d
very popular fellow, ana draws The ;rag-
elers oY his courtesy.
A. NJ. Gerry has made decided i'm
proven MS in tIOnt o, bis store.
G. \. wilson has pa. down nea;
plank sidewalk from MS house to toe
-qure.
III. \. c. Hall has commenced the
erection OF a Inc dwei.iu. on the site
iolnotlT owned by &rs. G. VI. Chase.
e. + Wilson is going 70 change his
foundation from sand" to the ''solid
rock. Il" and mas conrsc,ed wiki Anscl G..
DaGley 10 PIT in substantial stoac
walt under his store. We understand
.'Jim" made the same good resolution
81, has "J1cts{M."
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There wal be preaching services in the
Blpus. church. Thursday. fast day. al
II o'clock. A ". The evening meetings
Wi. be held at 80 O'Clock Sabbath days
AID : 10 on Thursdays.
N. j. \. Jackson who died one week
since, was buried from his residence. .as;
tuesday morning, Rev. Mr.. Sei,z OF Nor
way cGici.ung. Mr.. jackson vas q.
wo,-kuowu ci,izea ol Paris. and worthy
member OF Noun: Mica Lodge Of Odd
Fe.loSs His death was the hrs; which
his occurred in this branch oj Tie fra
terui;y. although !; has been established
over three years. aud has more than one
hundred members. During Dir. Us sick
ness he has been cared Tor by brothers OF
the order, and a; his death, his family
drew 81, 800 lromthe Odd Fellows Relief
Association.
The Academy will close next Wednes-
day.
We learn there is to be new black
smith shop built here this spring.
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Bethel

April 20 j. ;. Wsdleigh killed two
sheep Tor the HayerhhI market. the car
cases weighing respectively 1876 los AID
so lbs, the pelts PC - los. and Il lbs.
Tee pel,s we're Dough. Dy Seth Walker,
ESQ.
II. s. Hastings of Newry bought Tor
the Portland make. i've lamos Of 5. b.
Twitchell aud i've OF Z. J. S.esrns that
averaged 50 Is. each. dressed weight.
Mr.. Eli B4Izer has IS iamos from Z
sheep. One Of the ismbs when dropped
Wei he'd IA b..
j. VI. PAAbro3k winters 10 sheep and
it would be a sigh. worth beaoIdiug 20
see ,te Hoes of lambs
Wv Mason, > lula Downs and ShoTp-
shires are me .oOk.lg hJoA. These,
with his Berkshire pigs aud Ayershire
cattle make his farm an attraction 70
lovers Oi good s,ock.
D. True b4s SOME fire Jersey eOSs.
IL ass i1st returned from New iamg-
shire. where he has UeeO giving his
Course OF lectures. 10 cgowdee houses.
Babel i noted TOR It's attractions as 8
place Of sumner resort, bot W. were no,
aware tha, thers was such Gail TO-
"bath-tu0s' as your types made ne say
Bailey < Shaw were manufacturing. 1t
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Porter.

We arc having al early spring. AL.
ready the farmers have commenced to
sow their grain and peas, and to plant
early potatoes.
It has been hard winter for bees. l..
L French has los, four swsrms. &. \
Norton has los. three, and mos; all Of
these who keep them have .ast some.
Mr.. Nehemiah Towle OF this town who
ha! two p4rsly tic shocks some two weeks
since, has 60; SO as TO be about the house
but cannot talk.
Mr.. Samuel Tibbets OF Parsonfeld.
formerly Of this town, died Al his residence
in Par-onfeld on Friday last. He was
upwards OF 50
Nj Samuel Holmes Of this town. VINO
los, h's wife = short tine since. buried
Ais only child one day last w,ck. Mrs.
Holmes was the only daughter OF MI.
VIM. Mason OF this town.
tn heavy rain that We had short
tin.e since has given the mills 4 plenty OF
water, So tsat they are running ON lu!l
line.
We know OF nothing more cruc' and
heut.eS, than the wholesale slaughter OF
the small birds 80 common in our towns.
Tas farmer owes more 20 birds than he
/, api u admit. They destroy innumera-
be insects which would prey upon his
frC..s and iujuTe his crops. VIII not our
proper officers enforce tho bird law as
well as the dog law? |. L.. F.
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9ald be nearer lhe truth 10 say ,.tutler-

Weald De nearer the truth to say "butter-
tubs"
Noodsum Mason has sold bis residence
70 Jefferson Foster tor IS. 400
The wife of Rev. n. ID. Center was
'hro"n IRON carriage last Tuesday
(oear the house of Elijah Brown and
seriously injured.
fhe Reform Club held series of meet
iAgs Friday, Saturday and Sunday, as
sisted BY II. NJ. Bryaot of Lewiston,
which resulted in large additions to their
pledge. w.
Ap~i 2l Mrs. y. ID. Center. who
was thrown from carriage Tuesday, is
comfortable and improving.
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IA WONDERFUL REMEDY "

Ms,srs ITe,tsd Potter GGltimsH.-l our COL
HISS NoLTAIC ILN-IrG ia wonderful remedy.
have suffered With weak AMI painful back more
than eight years before sent for your COLLINS
VoLrAIC PLASTER. The pain reached from my
back 10 my sides and hips ~ len side and hip
are feeling very well. bar think require auoth-
cr Plaster Tor ms ligh- side. am 90 much IN.
proved mt can walk and stand, hut before /
got YOUR Plaster wa unable 10 walk or stand.
Respectfully yours
MRS RICHARD GOEMAN.
Iynchhurg. Va. July -, $50.
T. S-S-nce ! finished nv letter some of my
n.irhbor- have como in and wish mo To -,ul for
come more o. your Plastcrs. am recommending
them to All oi NV friends. Pl'a'e send me -iN OF
yorr CotIISs' NoLrNIC PLksTFEs. Enclosed
Iud 5 -. Mrs. COLEMAN.
sold bv all druggist fny - cents each. sent Z"
any uart oI the Tnitcd states and Cana IA ON re
re,ri of - cents for one = - for .iN. or - for
twelve. los WEEKS 4 POTTER, ProprieiOrs,
Boston. ap2t
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CATARRH.
TW ELVE YEARS
OF SUFFERING.

Gentlemen About twelve years ago, WINE
travelling with Father kemp's Old Folks Conceit
Troupe as tenor singer, took a severe cold ana
was laid up at Newark, y. j. This cold brought
on severe attack of Catarrh, which l battled
with every known remedy for four weeks without
avail, ana was finally obliged TO give up most
desirable position and return home unableto sing
Il note. For three years Afterwards was unable
to sing at all. The first attack OF Catarrh had
ieft my nasal organs and throat SO scnsltiie ihat
the slighlc cIld would nriIg on fresh attack, ,
leaving me prosJTatCd. In this way l continue
TO suffer. The last attack, the everest ever hau
was terrible. 1 suffered the most tAci uclatlnB
pain In my head, was so hoarsc as 10 be- scarcely
able to speak, and conghcd necessarily, ithonght
was going into quick cone umption, and hrm!y
believe ihNt had these symptoms continued WIN
ont rc;ivf they would have rendered me an easy
victim. When in tins distressing coudluoh. i
commenced the Use Of SANFORD 5 RADiCALJuRE
FOR CATARHII, very reluctantly, confess, AS
had tried all the advertised remedies Wlthoutbcn'
Cfit. The FIRST dose OF this W0nderlul mtuiclnc
gave me the greatest relief. IL ~ hardly possible
10. one whose head aches, eyes ache, VINO can
scarcely aniculate distinctly on account OF the
choking accommodations IA his throat, 10 TcallLt
how much relief | obtained nom tie hr5t apph'
cation OF SASToRD's RADICAL CURE. Under its
influence both internal and external, rapidly re
covered aud by au occasiOna! use of the remedy
since have been entirely free from Catarrhi Tor
the first time in twelve years.
Respectfully yours, ,
GEO. W. HOLBROOk.
Waltham, Mass, Jan. 5, 1876.
T. ST purchased the RADICAL u FL "l "tp'
"A. EOGkKS, Druggist, RumlOrd lIulldisg.