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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-05-11
For CutaneOUs Disorders
Disorder of the Kidneys
For Stomachs out of Order.

No medicine will so efectually improve the tone OF
the stomach as these Pills they remove all aculty
They reach tho liver and reduce II to healthy action
they are wonderfully efcacous 10 cases oil spasm,-ln
fact they never fail In curing all disorders OF the liver
and stomach. = Al, =
WOLLOWAY,S PILLS arc the best known in the
world for the following diseasest Ague Asthma, Bill
ious Complaints Botches on the skin, Bowels, Con
SUMPTION Debility, Dysentery, Erysipelas, Female II
regularities Feyers Of all kinds, Fits 6out, Head
ache Indigestion, Inflammation Jaundice, Liver com.
plants Lumbago, Piles, Rheumatism, Retention 81
Gravel Tic Dououreux Tumors, Ulcers, Worms OF all
kinds Weakness from any cause etc,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-05-11

=, THfmTNfH COMPANY
VI
They
du
Ito
dsvose
Paint
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-05-11
CATAR r III
TWELVE YEARS
Of Suffering.

0eatiemen s-Abeut twelve years ago, while travel
ing with Father Kemp Old Folks Concer. Troupe As
tenor singer took seyore cold and was laid up at
Newark, N y This cold brought a severe attack OF
Satarrh, which battled with every known remedy
tof four weeks without avail and finally Obliged 20
give up most desirable position and return homo IN
able 70 sing note For three years Afterwards was
unable 70 sing At ALL The lrst attack Of Catarrh had
en my nasal organs and throat sensitive that the
slightest cold would bring on fresh attack leaving
me prostratod In this way continued 10 sufer. The
last attack, the severost had was terrible. I
suffered the most oxcruciatng pain IN my head, was
90 hoarse as TO be scarcely able TO speak and ooughed
incessantly. thought was going into quick con
SUMPTION, and firmly beieve that had these symp-
toms continued without relief they would have render
ed me an easy victim. Whom In this distressing CON
dillon, commenced the Of San (ords Radical Cure
FOR CdfarTh, very reluctantly, confess as had tried
all the advertised remedies without benefit The hrat
dose Of this wonderful medicine gave the GREATEST
relief IL Is hardly possible for whose head aches
eyes aohes who scarcely articulato distinctly on
account of the choking accommodations In his throat
realize how much rollef obtained from the first appli.
cation OF Sdndfords Radical Cure for Cafarrh Under
Its influence, both internal and external fapidly ro
coeered and by and by occasional use Of the remedy
since have been entirely ffee from Catarrh, for the
first time In twelve years
Respectfully yours,
GEO. W. H0LBR00K.
Waltham Mass, Jan 8, 1876
P.b.-l purchased tho Radicai Cure Of GEORGE III.
ROGERS, Druggist, Rumf6rd Building.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-05-11
GOING NORTH AND WEST.

Trains leave White RiUer Junction
Mixed Train at : 30 A, NJ, for NOrthheld.
Express Mail at 40 p. NJ, montpelier at 90 p
NJ, for Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal, Ogdensburg
and the West.
Accommodation 80 r, NJ, Ciontpclier at e.iOP. NJ
for Burlington and st. Adams.
Night Express at 10 A. NJ, (Montpeller at 30 A.
N.Y. for Burlington St. Adams, Montreal, ogdensburg
and the West.
Accommodation Train leaves North6eld at g. so A.
NJ, Montpelier at 10 MI for Burlington, st. Al
bans, st. Johns and Montreal.
SLEEPING CARS are attached TO the Night Ex
press Train running between Montreal and Boston, and
Montreal and Springfield
DRAWING ROOM CARS on Day Express Trains
between Montreal and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS for Chicago and the West fol
j. W. HOBART, Gen'l supt.
st. Adams. VT, Dec II, 1876.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-05-11

CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
GOING SOUTH AND EAST.

GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Trains leave Montpelier.
Mail at o. Is A. W., for Boston, New York, &c.
Day Express at 2 10 p. NJ, for Boston,.
Night Express ats 30 p NJ, for Boston, New York &c
Trains leave White RiUer Junction.
Mixed train at 20 A. NJ for Bellows Falls and Brat
teboro, Mall IL 50 NJ for Boston, (via Fitchburg)
New York, &c.
Mixed Train at s 10 p. NJ, for Brattleboro.
Night Express at l2s4OA NJ for Boston, New York, &c
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-05-11
SANDFORD'S
Radical Cure
for CATARRH

HAS worked revolution in the treatment Of Cat
Il nrrh. II has determined beyond all doubt that
this disease, even in Its scverest FORMS Is curable and
that comfort and happiness may he made 10 follow
year Of misery, years Of suffering by persistant
oft The method OF treatment originated by DR. San
ford viz the local and constitutional by remedy pre-
pared by dstilaton Is the only offered TO the
public that will bear the test Of time.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-05-11

E0MIXED CARDS with name, for loo and stamp
OH One pack co stylosl Acquaintance cards. loo
Samples for 90 stamp. NJ, DOWD& co., Bristol, ".
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-05-11
COLLINS -
VOLTRIC
PLASTERS.

A N Electro-Galvanic Battery, combined with the
"A celebrated Medcated Porous Plaster forming the
grandest cuatve agent in the world OF medicine and
utterly suppassng all other pasters heretofore 10 use
They accomdlsh more IN one week than tho old Plas
tiers in whole year. They do not pallate they CURE
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-05-11
"A WONDERFUL REMEDY"

Messrs. Wseks 4 Potter Gsntiemsn.-Your coHins
Yoiaic Plaster is a wonderful remedy have suffer-
suffered with weak and painful hack than eight
years before sent for your C0iiaf Yeifaic Plaster
Tho pain reached FROM my hack 10 my sides and hips
My LEFT side and hip feeling very we'll, but think
l require another Plaster for my right side
much improved that walk and stand, but before
got your Plaster was unable to walk or stand.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-05-11

MRS. RICHARD GoRHAM.
Lynehburg, Va, July e. 1876.
P.S.-Slnce finished my letter some OF my neghbors
have come In and wish me 10 send for more Of
your Plasters. am recommending them to all my
Friends. Please send six Of your Collins Poifaic
Piasfsrs. Enclosed find LIS. Mis- GORHAM.
Sold by all druggists for % cents. Sent by mail,
carefully wrapped, receipt Of Is cents for one 81 rs
for six, or $2.25 FOR twelve, by WEEKS POTTER,
prOpTetors, Boston,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-05-11

VERMONT FARMER,
ST. J0HNsBURY, VT
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05
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FOREIGN.
gNGLASp's JEALOUSY.

London, April 4.-The Times re-
marks a lack Of eiation in the public
feeling 1T the signature Of the proto-
cal, weighing various influences which
might induce Russia to peace or war,
says: cit is doubtless time thst war
can only be carried on At an immense
sacrifice, and that those with anything
TO lose know this, aud permit their
zeal to cool accordingly. All intelli-
gence from ST Petersburg and the
chief cites Of the empire confirms this
opinion, but At the same time, as-
counts Of Russian war preparations
are too numerous and consistent to Be
fictitious.
| THE POST SAYS:
London, April 5.-"We 9 understand
the porte will display readiness te
carry out tho reforms which are de
/ manded, promising only that they
only shall Row from the sulisn's au
.hority, and are to be applied TO .h'
whale empire. 9
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05
Chicago Anoat.

Chicago, April 2.-The melting Of
snow, falling Of rain aud incressing
warn weather OF the past few days,
which culminated yesterday and sent
the snow ofrapidly hss had the effect
Of flooding the southwestern portion
Of tho city to an extent equal to shout
eight miles square. The wster which
The sewers and drains could not carry
with sufficient rapiditv has risen In
some cases to the FIRST stories and
driven from the houses the people
who are now oblidged TO make their
way in boats imp,ovised from float
ing timbers and side walks. The
damage TO property if very great in
that Section west Of Western avenue
and south of Harrison street and far
out into the country. The water this
afternoon receded somewhat, but it
will be several days before it leaves
entirely. No lives have been lost &c
far q heard from. The damage in
side the city limits 10 small compared
with that Of the farming lands along
the Chicago and Alton railroad and the
Desplaines canal. The 1a.er in the
canal, which is six feet higher than
the ordinary level, has broken through
in several places and flooded the low.
lands for miles TO the south and east
oflhe railroad. At late hour to.
night the water was rising again, and
reports from the surrounding country
arc 10 the effect that all the streams
are full and the water 10 gaining. Nc
trouble will be experienced in tht
business portion Of the city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

A Terrible Explosion in New
York.
4 Quarrel is.Nappose1 to Have
Caused 1t.
WAsHIIoToE.
rus CIVIL .ray:lcE RKroaxs.

Washington, April 5.-Sec. Schurz
has promulgated an order providing
for tho investigation and determine
tion Of questions connected with ap-
poiatments, removals: and promotions
In the various bureaus of his depart
meot, By means of ! board Of inquiry
oompfi.ing throe members, ono to
represent. the secretary's Office, and
appointcd By The secretary, one to be
selected from such bureau q the Sec
retary nay indicate, and named bv
tie hesd thereof, and the third to be
designated BY the head Of the bureau
from which charges or recommends.
tio0s estimate. The two 6fst named
are 10 serve three months, aud the lat.
ter fos the session. When reduc-
zion i oecessary in any bureau, a list
OF nancs, Is per cent. in excess Of the
actual number number to be dismis-
sod, shall be furnished the secretary,
Ard the required number shall be Pc
lected fseM the list by the board. II
10 provided by the bpard, however,
that the fesult Of the boards inqui-
ries shall in every case be submitted
70 the secretary Of the interior for ap-
peov.l.
APPOINTMENTS.
Wsshinsson, April 5.-J. s. Hoyt
Of Mich, haa bsen appointed governor
Of ths ssrrisosy Of Arizona, and Johr
Hsmmoad, Of ILL.,, superintendent o
of Iodiss affAlrs for tho ceo.ral super
intendsacy. The cabinet, III its session
to-day, eossidered the contemplate
appoin,a aeuts.
Waahiagtos, April. 5-The de6ci
enoy reqsired to pay officers for thrc'
moaths viii y sbost a75,O0o. al
temporary clerks j. The navy dsp.r.
neni will be discharged at the end 9
The prssas mosAh.
rnn NAVAL payicIENcY.
WssAiagtoe. A5rtl s-Ths secretary {
~ savy ~ sssaing issasd tbs follswin
circular;
The aeer,saty 4 ~ ssvy rsgrsts /. b:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05
ArrEMprKD ABDUCTION.

Iowa City. fa.,sApril "a bold at
tempt was made lat night BY gasg1
OF. six scoundrels Of the Rock Island
road 10 abduct Mrs. Geo. Watson, Of
Massillion, O., coming TO lows Cay.
AT Cleveland, u, she bought ; ticket
to lows City, and .elegraphed friends.
ii Durand, L., that she would arrive
there on the night train, and stop With
them. Al Rock Island, Ills. the six
hcoundrcls entered the car, one Of
them an old man, claiming to be her
husband, and saying she Sswas Insane,
aud had escaped from the asylum u
Newburg, Ohio, wither they were re-
turning her. This story was believed
BY the conductor and passengers, and
she was closely watched. AT Daven-
port they told tho Same story on the
cars, paid her fare to Wilton. When
the train arrived at Durant she saw
her friends on the platform, but the
6en.ls held her down, and gagged
her. At Wellton Junction they
attempted TO transfer her
to The Southwestern road. but after :
long struggle in tn, muddy street,
during which she spsained her ankle,
she made her escape to the Rock Is
land train. AT Iowa city she clung
to the, conductor, John Davis, and
begged him with many prayers. to de-
liver her to Mrs. Nc Donald at the
Central house. knowledge of Mrs. Nc
Donald convinced Davis she was not
insane, aud against the threats oi
the scoundrels, he escorted her X. the hotel
where she now 10. Mrs. Watson 10 young
and very handsome woman, and wa,
richly dresssd, with considerable fins jew
airy. She is we'll known and respected
here, and should any Of the gang b
brought here, they will have speedy and
certain trial. l, il believed they are por
tion Of the Aorte gang that oncs infected
The Rock Island road.
BIG FIRE.
San francisco, April 5 On being
advised OF the failure Of Friedlander
1 interior banks holding his notes to the
\ - 80. ts
amount OF 100000 at once offered Il
carry them three or six months with.
out interest. This offsr was declin ed
as the accommodation would still fsl
short of the necessities Of the case
\ Fricdiander states concerning the re
4 suits of his tonnage operations for the
season, that charters which last June
lpromised profit OF quarter Of ,
:. million has actually made loss o
= hundred and City thousand dollars
lie denies owing either Baifour
Guthrie and Co, or Faulkner, Bel
and Co, any amount whatever, zan'
while still declining to name unse
cured creditors says they are oil in tn
interior Of tae state, and every dolla
is secured.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05
nuCILLAHIoUs,
: FI.I.,K

N 4
Washington, April 5-Losa by FIRE
q Jessap 4 Aoore's paper mills is es'
.inated :. ea5o, 900. Insurance sl25,-
0Oo. distributed among 5 companies.
Al. ACClpRAT.
New York, April 5,--Ay Al explo-5
J sion Of sait ps.er in Jewett's white
Nod boase, Fron. and Burlingsl,p
streets, three men were killed.
AHuTHB1 ACCOUNT,
Tbs nofniag fearful tragedy %.
slrsd 10 tkS q - of nssau Jsvett,
~ ysest slse = ~ : ~ = y 4 isll6 - !.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05
nAKKETS By TELEGRAPH.

oArsAFirm; Il1ed western and sta's asass.
PORK-Firm at IS
LARD-Flrmef-at . Is.
WAiSKY-lWS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05

son Of Jno. Jewe.t. Orville p. Jewett'
. relative alsosa ! member Of tho firm
had his left hand shattered and auffer.
"a internal injuries. Joseph a. Dean o
O,ange, New Jersey, had his knee pan
fractured anl suffer I'd mt rnal injurics.
Both NJ. Dean aud O. ID. Jewstt
refuse To m.ke an, statement OF the
pertictl.rs Of the terrible affair. Pis-
tolls and . large dagger were found
among the trio. The Aplosion oc.
CURED in the Office on the second
Aoor. Windows were blown out,
SCOT istwo inches deep on the aoor,
and the Office furniture is powdered
to bits. Pieces Of bombahell are in
the room. The pistols and dagger
arc at the police station. Toe body
of Jewctt lies in his private Office,
fronting on BarhDgsiip street. The
corpse and carpet are bathed in gore
His face Was ali biaakcDcd with SCOT
and his hands were coal black. The
coroner is investigating the case.
Portions Of = conicsl shell Of brad
grenade were found imbedded in the
walls and ceiling of the room and two
revolvers aud dirk knife were found
on the floor. A scabbard aud belt
corresponding to cne Of the revolvers
were found on the person Of Orvillc
ID. jewett. Three clerks and son
! Of Mr.. Dean were in the adjoining
room 1t the time Of the explosion and
were positive in their assertion that
i the shell and never been in that place
after the war.
They ray the shell must have been
brought here this morning by one Of the
injured men. The police think Gao. w.
and Orvills D. Jswet. quarrslsd, and used
the sh, !. Is weapon. One OF the rsvolv-
es when foundlhad achsmber just amp,ied
Dean refused 10 say anything about the
matter.
Orville served In the late war, and il Is
stat d kept the shell as relic. Dean ua1
driven home, but Orville Jewett was taken
to Chambers street hospital, whsn he wai
believed 10 DO dying: Great axcitemen,
exists in the vicinity.
ATTEMPTED RscArE.
Louisville. April 4.-Henry John
son, supposed to be the leader of .
band Of burglars before the commenc
ment OF his trial to-day sought to es-
cape by descending forty feet from =
window in the court house. He used 8
! small piece OF twine, and had hardly
proceeded four feet when /, broke, al
: lowing him 10 fall TO . brick pavement
below. " hen picked up, Johnsor
wss discovered to be seriously injured
A paper Of pepper, and . large knife
{ wore found in his posscssion.
q ABscoSDEp.
Atlantis, Ga, April 5.-Mr. Georg'
Sharp Jr., : well known diamond AIT
nijewslry merchant Ia, disappeared an,
! his store has been closed hy New
York creditor. Mf Shaft ssaA.afp il salt said Il
! owe several brokers here fifty thou
. ssnd dollars.
y .soSE WHERE" ac.
ST. John, n. b., April 5.-A. L
:. Goodwin, United States Vice Cons,
and meuber Of the 6rm Of Quill
= Goodwin, ship brokers, lef. for Pro,
3 idence, r. l., on the goth Of March 1
wind up The affairs Of Warner, Goo,
= win 4 Co. On the 9th Of March h
\ !. / telcgraphed Gen. Warmer, the Ame
Of ican Consul 1t St. Johu, that he ha
= :, completed the business and had maile
II, to him IS 900, aud would be home
:. :, few days. Nothing ha, since bee
ID heard of Goodwin or the money.
4, EpRopa
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-05
Public Debt Statement for the
Month Of March.

Warrington, April following is
the public debt statement for the past
month:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-05

ALTHorGH tue Philadelphia Times is not
responsible for the opinions of public men
held by George Alfred Townsend, who, as
general newspaper correspondent, signs
himself Gath" instead of Gas, it com
mts grave error when i. permits bin,
through It's columns, to ventiiate his stupid
calumnes against General Mcclellan. The
editor of the Times, being Pennsylvania
himself, has uniformly treated General Nc
Clellan with high respect and considera
tiou, which renders the contrast between
respectable journalism and the lunatic libels
of Townsend in The same paper the more
remarkable. Townsend is nothing if not
scurrilous and vindictive, no matter who
happens TO be the object Of his attack, and
he is therefore consistent with himself in
his low AMI clownish abuse Of Gen. Nc
CIellan. The hero of South Mountain and
Autietam has sul vived a wonderful amount
of personal detraction in high places. and
will outlive the aspersions of even George
Alfred Townsend. Gath" however. i'm
accoId dance with the eternal fitness Of
things ought to be invited 10y Col Mcclure
to manifest his '.irue iuwaIduess" tbrouph
the Columns OF some other Journal than the
1ines when he undertakes to spit his
venom At the fair name aod reputation Of a
gallant sou Of Feuusr ivania.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-05

IS a let er in the Harrisburg Telegraph,
J. G. Delaney, Gov. Haitranft's executive
messenger, admits that he has been to
Pittsburgh for the purpose Of inducing his
''countrymen aud co-relgionists' in gen.
erai to vote against Col. Noyes In the
trial IF yellow Jack Donahue, hanged for
the murder OF Morgan Powell, Slattery
testified that this same Delaney carried
money from Harrisburg to the coal regions
to purchase the Molly Maguire' vote for
Hartranft. In view of this, says The Lam
caster Iatetttgencer, we have greatly mis-
taken the character OF the Democracy of
Pittsburgh whom Delany claims as his
''fellow eountrymen and co-religiouists,"
if they do not spurn the base propositions
of this base fellow. Meanwhile the peo-
pie of he State look with interest upon a
Governor who permits this chap to remain
in his confidential employ aud allows him
to spend his time, for which the State
pays him, in buying up the Molly Mcguire
vote for his party.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-05

The New York Republican ate CON
yention, which met at Rochester last week,
squarely repudiatcd Mr.. Hayes Southern
policy aud civil service refoIm. The con-
veation WAS entirely under the control of
Senator Conkling and his understrappers,
Conkling himself being 4 delegate ana iul-
ing the convention obcdieut to his will.
Conkling is not as slnewd politician as
Morton, who, as soon as lie discovered that
the people Of all sections with one heart
and one mind demanded peace, aud would
DC satisfied with nothing less, promptly
avowed his purpose to support Hayes and
his Southern policy, even though it was of
pure Democratic origin. Ia the face of
the past six months experience, how lame
and impotent is this effort of Conkling and
bis followers to resist or chaugc accom-
p.ishcd facts? Profound peace and good
will exist to day between the North and the
South, and will continue to- exist in def
anco of all the Conklings, Blaines and
Camerons i'll the land. They might AS well
attempt to dam up the water Of the Missis-
/ sippi wi Ii bulrushes. as TO stem the onward
popular tide i'll favor Of peace and reconcile
alton. Conklng has split his party in New
York into two waIring factions and the
prompt response 20 his supreme folly is
that the leading Republican merchants aud
bankers i'll the city of New York propose
To hold a mass meeting 10 rebuke the as
SAINT uf his convention upon Mr.. Hayes aud
his administration. The true secret of
Conkiug's present political movement is
the nomination of Graut for President in
1880, believing that ,f lie is elected. as he
won be, he iC"ukIing) will become Grant S
; successor i'll 1884.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-05

MosT Rev. J IS. RosEyELT BAILEY,
Archbishop of Baltimore, died at The resi-
nence uG Bishop Corrigau, IN Newark, y.
i.a taken to- Baltimore TO day, and the fun
c,al will take place in that city or Tuesday
,'ext, About six weeks ago The Archbishop
returned from Europe, where he had uu-
avaiiingly gone for the benefit of his health,
aud since then has been an inmate of Bish
op Corrigan's house, patiently awaiting
the last dread summons. We will publish
an ex ended notice Of his life aud services
ju cur next issue.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-05
S~4AS D -"

TnE latest in regald to tie movements
OF Chief Joseph is that on last Monday
week lie tackled a small detachment of
soldiers Oh the upper Missouri, below Fort
Benton, in Mon ana, and after the fight,
i'll which he had several killed, he started
north ard was believed to be making for
the Canada border. Four days before
ihat, Howard and Sturgis were Mt Camp
Taylor, Oh tho Mussclshell river, Montana,
III hot pursuit., but will not be able to over
take Joseph on American soil, and dare
not follow him beyond the British hne.
This is a misereble ending 10 so long and
tamous hunt.