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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-10
Snbn1tnia4> - Gtnitnrs ettter
RriiTe.

8rantforo, Ont, 9. Nopember. = Die
biefge Bride Der ySrantfOrbz9 z9tOrwifl=Port-
8urtpell 8abn" bra6 beute gfa6mittag 5l=
iammen, uno Die 2OfomotiOe, iOrpie Der Sc
pad= uno ein Sradtiuaggon zines @il5u9e8
itiirsten in ben @ranb 9tiuer biuab. Der
Baiiagiermag9ou blieb brei SUB bon benz einz
geitiirSten 8O9en auf Oem @eleIie lteben. Ser
2ofonlotiufiibrer, SsiSer, @onOufteur uno ell:
@rpreBbote puroen leidlt uerlebt. Die BaIia=
giere fauten nit oem S6reGen oauon.
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paltsrin bes Sames Sisco'ldlen WathlalTes
gegen Yatrid Sorreher; neuer gro,es bstuil.
ligt. - SameS 8Ollar6, 8erluaiter DON gBm.
g. Barriers Ha6laB, 9eeen SO. ggilIon,
Dttetbtla9e; inter Serbanolung.
Sun6esfreis. @erid)t.-(@or Rid)4
ter 8Onb unO 9eiitber @ile8.) @eorq 8.
gSllion miber Siaaf Charles unb gBm' 8.
solomon, 8edlielflags; benz SIdser $683.63
Suertannt. -Soiepbine 6erbit ptber bic ,,Wlu=
tual Nebens Serli6erungs @eieaidbaft BON
ytep- 9ort," 8oticen Sla9e: Der S(6aeriu me
gen 0faHgelS eluer 8eplif SlO7O ,uerfouut.
Superior. g eri dl t. - (SS6r Rid1ter
GobblH.) 9eute fOmmen Die Bro1eife Starss
man's gegen S4minte uno gBoluertou's unb
Nnoerer geaen SoOm CUR Serbanbluna.
@rtmtual=9 =9erid)t.-(Y Oberriflter
SrOwn.) @eitern rubten in 6ieIem @erid5tss
boie, Der Die @roB= uno Sleinqeidmoreuen am
9onnuItage bis DtoHta9 eHtlaifen bat, bic
@eiddfte.
4uf Der beutigen Yro,eB 9teqiffranoe ffeben
folgenOe 6dlle: gS. gS6ite, @Hqriff auf SEQ,
Stplcr; Charles Surrouabs auf SaS. Wan:
Salentln Deer auf 6eturidl GSranf: Seinrih
5amia auf Boli3ilt 3teiQu; Sarl Bitter auf
Sobn &. S'0ap; 9rau, Eborn auf @eorae
?)oung; Sobu S'6ara 6uf SEQ, 81, Gurtis:
eouiie 9tumiorb auf aoie De Sanner: Seinr.
8u6beimer ouf Siabeae 0idens; Siabelle
0ldens auf 6eturid Su9beimer; SautueI
SpOe auf gS. gSalton; 2S. gSalton auf @fI.
Porter; Sarl SritB auf Benjamin Sortn,r;
Yfartus 6r0hlt9 auf Satob 0tittna6t; Wurs
tin Oeepner auf 6rieorih 0foieuberg; 8Obert
Ntont9Omerg auf Dti9ael Sellp; Z. @s-Smitb
anf SObn Craig; Samuel .. 8atdelor auf
Deter u. Satd)elOr; SEQ. Sobnion, alias
part Smitb, auf Wiihael @niprtgbt; Daniel
SurnS auf BoliStit $. s. 9Seilp; Seiuridl
6ranf auf Salentin Deer; gS. Suttenberaer
auf Sarab Carroll; GbomaS un6 Sob. 1tenz
ner, 9Sn. RepnOlOS auf gS. Sople; Siaaf
@rame5 auf Same8 6. S'Qrien uno Nrant
SorOan; Charles Bennett auf Is. gS. @ruue;
SeremlaS Wtc@raw aui Yoli;ilt @banen:
Same5 gSiaiamS auf AmanOa Sromu; SOAR
tba Ser anf 9tellp giifiu; Sobn gounq auf
Seut SorbleD; SobH Glarf auf Clara &l0ridb;
Soiepb 0onnellD auf YOliSilt 8rootS; Beni.
Sortner anf SObu y. GetutS; (6oQingsmortb
San Gear auf gilbert 6aufins; albert 6am.
tins auf 6ollingSmortb San Scar; 6. Biaz
man auf Dtar9aretbe 8lgman; IuguIt Sta6l
auf gOuiie Stabl; Wtarie 6anlen auf Sbos.
9anlen; 3. Bfliiger auf 8. @rtffiu; Sobu
Calhoun auf 9apio SoneS; Soiep6 Burnel
auf 6rteorif llrmif; SEQ. 4pres auf 4nna
pull; SameS Sens auf Boli3iit 8bitlep; glt.
labetb 9Stlliam8 auf Ntarie @aiiioD.
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StaAt Baltimore.
@trfditssgsernnnnI,,,net,.

GOmmnn 8leasz @erift. - (gor
9ldter Sarep.) @eitern fiel Die Sieuug ans.
5ltr Wtontag iint SIR. 1924 eer @ifir>, gfr.
10, ll6, III, 100, l21, 1872, 100, Ill, 81
uno Sc Der Tro3eB. &e9iftranOe angeiett.
Gaifen~ @eri6 t.-(8Or oen Ridteru
Snglis, 9inbiaD unb Carroll @S efbielt
SOiepb U. 5enOeriOn srr @srIpaltung Der per-
iOnli6en 5inteliaftsnfbaft bon anna 0teper
eeri6tli9e @Ollma9t.
Sta6tgeri9t. = CSor &i6ter Biuf-
Rep.) Sulie anRa 6. cisco, 9egeriu, Ser
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80Mferoff.

&tncinnati, 8. 9topbr. Beni. q.
@roome, elm 8iebbdnbler in @larf. @ount1,
&p., erfldrte fit geftern bdnferoft. Die Bai.
iipa betragen $l78, ,548, Die 4ftipa $3.50, ,27O.
Die ueri9ieSenenSaHfen in 2erington, Yaris,
6ranfforf nno Der gaflsen yglauaras=@eaeubd
bsFnoen fi9 unter ieinsl 9laubfssrn.
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gpe,ial.Notisen.
Gine &0rfe.

YIN aGe, melte an Den Bolsen bon SusenoiInben
nerpoier S9ndde. @nttrdftGns, SerIEit Der Dtaus
nesfraft &C. leben, ieube id TO mi Elm Resept,
bas fie furirt. 0ieies grose SeiImittel purbe pom
einem NdHonar in Sio=amerita entbedt. Stsitt Elm
obreliirtes @oupert on 9tep. Soepb Z. Snman, siaz
ton D, SibleaSouie, N.=g. @itp.
(Sft.S.1S ,t&p., ,j.a.G.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-10

MiiHer, merit @tdb fpobI, haB ainoer= ebolera uno
Sommerletben Surd ben Getraud BON g Stonebra=
fer's in oiani d EN- 81 ummt= Sprup On-
dian Gum Syrup ioiort ginbaIt setban miro. Nfan
9arantirt IN alien dlen baiir ober ertatte oas Gelb
burlf. Nur % Gents. (5uli9, ,3Utte, Ia .1gS6eD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-10

Die nemcn tarftSd)sn uno ruifiid1en eIeftrp.
demiid)en, gerturiai=, sdsueiel> unb Sampfs
baoer in Nr. 147, Saratoga=, nabe GutamftraSe,
finb iett iiir Serren uno Oamen in poler 3bdtiste
(Sept10 12Uiteg)
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Ser Gt9arrsnmadter= 2fmSftanS it
WetusCrIeattS.

81 e ND lean8, 8. 9touember. - Ser
QuSitanb Der &igarrenmader Oauert fort; Is
6abrtfanten baben itd berett erfldrt, Die &c,
forberte 1obnerb6bung 81 be8ablen nno es
jdeint, ais Oh Die Qu8itebenben erfolgreI6
ietn miirben. Ste baben itd nm 6iilfe au
Die Giaarreumadler in SepzgSeit QetuenOet.
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8ottf=Naninteatt.

batirter 8rtef aus Concord, y.=6., meloet,
Ss BE-
wsrOen iOa. Die gaiTOa i0llea bic afttOa
I'm cine beoeutsnoe Summe iiberitei9en, unO
man glaubt, baB Oas Saqiment etne 6olge
Der OfiBuerualtung uno Pat4tpernaAlaiit1
ouua @eiteuS Der 8eamten lit.
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8r1n0e.

Gamben, N.-S., 9. gtopbr. - I'm llbr
beute Mor9en brad in Der &uti6enfabrif Oes
6rn. @ha8. 9. @affrep an @Ge Der 10. uub
UtarfetitraBe Seuer aus, rueldes bas @ebduoe
trob aller anitrengungen Der 6euerpebr pollz
itInotg 5erlt0rte. Der @eiammtuerluit mirO
auf $1O5,OOO gei9dtt, ipdbrenO iid Die Ser
ii6erIug auf $4,000 belduft.
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Oei1aftss8eg'peiIer

Ueiaaitss8eg'u siier.
ssderearserdtbc aaaeS samereiest.
Norrts, Sbomas s. spbm, g}r. AZ. ssbtftr.
sit ole 5aweaI
s. Scat & 9ojne, SIR. 49,, Saoz8roabmae.
9. Scanncret, A9asr u..p.), g'r. 62, eerinstonHr.
Dollar Store, SD. ego, gS. .=SaltimoreIfraBe.
sSobn H. Goutber, gtr. 73, eertngtoniir.
Soats selbsr, ytr. fG7, siiOs sg1oaoiOap.
Sanfen uno 9ana,siers.
rSeutfdle Yanf," @de Sollloa1= uno Saltmoreifr.
"Seretntgtc Ssmtid,e 2,amt," GGe 8altimoreitr. II.
YoIt=SjfcezNuenue.
nSea.id)e 6en.rai S3ani," p@Orreipon6ent"z@
bduoe.
n9sutfd,e sparbams," @de Baltimore u. ginehr,
&Imuter & @eacr, gtr. Fl, Sout1Hr.
oiatne, s., "eorreponoent" =@ebdube.
SrnG)banSer.
gStIb. s.. Gastnbarot, SIR. 40, Horb gapitraB
&ntter, @iss asro gdweiser=Saie.
camping s. @ppe, gir. 80, @ioz@9aresfr.
Observation-Disclosures H. SsamsMaler
Gmu,art & snarttes, glr. 81, 9arffrase.
Observation-Disclosures.
Douie Il SberHSorf, ytr. 20, Saoz@barIesitraBe.
6ol0= tsno Silberpaarea+
Maeait stemam, Sir. 284, gaorO=@5apitr.
@as=@tnri1tmnsen.
y. y. SaptoIon & Comp, Sir. 5, 9t.z2i6ertoitr
Sserreu=GieiSer=gSaarcm.
~ r oLoTHdNG 1il,.dls HOUSE, Str. is4, 8eF>sat=
@abn, sssrS., gir. IO5, gsetz galtimorefr.
GtrobmeDer, Geo, 0r. 90, lSeitzSapetteftr.
Irancis sd,icmnes, S.zB.z@de 8a(timorez unb
Sbarplr.
Yeeler, STR. 5, 9toro>@aloert5tr.
gSanmentad)er, gtr. 166, gSeit@g,aGtimoreitra6e.
SSopfe1t 1s1t0 Wdls.
Soso & "'aefts' S'r' 10, sfSz@apfta6e.
@osTer ana eso.A4osA.,,
s""'' Wv" as8""ta1we"+
S''s"a 5 ScrdraFs nnofissz aO'qen @a9' un0 tSrs0ez
SeSersS5atto l.sttn.
$. Slices 6 sohne, gir. Is, sarafosaffr.
Belt, ssthiaH', g'r. %, si93tItraBe.
gWarfst n r. Nifi,ejts,.
'' ansa;,;,,;smas 49, .s.,'''''f'''"S''
gogsler, y: 4 20, yir. "a, gitertoHr:
"'''' D. Somern' 'Gp.j G'.a "u9' ""''9, "f' 1914
19
Wf0beitt. SEatras,ep -. II.
irtab u. YnuaG, gtr. So, gioro= =Soparbarase.
~ e0 ms';iassr sa Mf; g oS', SSarf2;n,'Gs 1;r
nnD Ir. ~ Gniilmbnitros,s mn II, p''''""'7'
8. q. steoens, SIT. 5, sH0<eauertltra6s.
Somen,prnn9, Sst' s65a. 4eitzEapettefr.
SSotl, ~. Nf. 30 2Sefz6apettein.
Sbomas 2. s,aahes, gir. SO, Sa%8otimOreftr.
WtsSIWe,tDaeee It. 7. No.
Greoettd, u. ~, Va. 40, N.zSremontitr.
H6S,naidjiue,s.
Sinners wtan s.. gtr. =, Io1ose e6ar!esftrase
ose""s'""s t,gs 'et' g. Seoto'
ormomS s so, str. 81, sao'Ose'apfr.
Sefett u. I. TO-
o. q. o.
sSeatberoh C Sonne, stf' II uno l3' Sfof
St9etlprtage... o,oa ,....a
@'oo, So1h Ss' 2H' 400 &oetz6@pel'e'f'
SzA+or+N.cs;.;..
S"sS"'-1 'eot"s'+
Geth 2. Sauce, gtr. fG8. t=SaltimoreHraBe
YtGttoS, Eraelst atu0 NReloreouS
s, ON
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0erntifdte Sepeid)en aus Neips
MDtf.

Newz Dorf, s. Nouember.-9er YroSeB
segen ben @r<@ontroleur q. y. @Onnollp auf
StiiderlausuEg BON $7,0Oo,0OO tit auf ben
10. Nopember feitgeiebt bt'woroen.
- Sob er6ffnete 5u 1923.
- -Seute iinb bier angefomnen: bon @laS@
gofu Die 9ampfer ethiopia" unb ,,State Of
Qouiiiana," bon 2enoon Der 9ampfer 1900
per-" bon 2iperpool Der 9anpfer y y9llgeria,"
bon aipinipall Der 9ampfer yacapulco."
= Die Yaifiua beS 6dli6ers @iiman be-
tragen mad bem Serid)te 6e8 9rn. Sliper
0rafe Smitb, tpeldem Gilman ieiu @ei9dft
iibertrug, $l37,1O2, bic wirflifen 9lttipa
$12,411.
= Ser llnteridasmeifter sablte beute fir
Sutereiien $201 400 nnb fir eiu9e3o9ene Sb,
liaationen $685., 200 aus.
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S5aiIe! YdfTel
sir 1feiie ins 2usanb beiorat lnnerbaI0 "a Gtnnben
II. Haine,
Gde Der BaltimoreHrase uno BoilsO Oiiiees anenue.
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Selegrapbii9e 9epeI9elt.
[Sert9te Der aociirten s}refe, iilr beu nDeuti&er
ecrreiponoeRten".
9nlanN nN-pepffd)sH.
9l,ss 0er 8ttnSes1auptftaSt.

@rn. SoBm gseIfb's Grnennnas beitdtist.
8aibiu9to II, 8. gtopember.-9er Ct
nat beitdtiate in ieiner beutigeu @refntlpittung
bic Grnennung oe8 Srn. Sobn gSeliB gum
@eianoteu na6 @nglauo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-10

Die auten, melde slaubten, baB Die grbe
cine # a de g aeibe iei, tuaren trobOem
aan, m quite @eOgraphcn. Die afritaniidsn
= arten bes 4tolemdus, lpeld1e ungefdbr aus
benz 2. Sabrbunberte unierer 3ettre4nung
itammen, iinb nellerbtHgs bur9 Die Sorifun=
aeu Stanlep's in ihrer 8i9tt9fett ,pieoer boil
fomnlen beit1tiat tpOrOen.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-04-07
General News,

Although the protocol has been
signed, it is said that it will not secure
peace in Europe. A dispatch from
st Petersburg says war is considered
inevitable.
Oakley Hall, is said to have
arrived in Liverpool, Saturday, on the
Steamer Victoria, from Boston.
1t is announced that no strike on
the the Phila. 6 Reading r. r. The
engineers preferring the road and the
wages to the Brotherhood.
There is a runner that Mr.. Tildcn
is TO commence qo0 acdrTanto proceed
ings against Mr. Hayes.
The u. $. Troops are to withdraw
from The State House IN Columbia, on
the 10Th inst.
The total emigration from tie
United Kingdom during 1876, was
1922 and the immigration, 81, SAT.
This is a smaller excess Of cmigrants
over immigrants than for any year
year since the Irish exodus began.
1t is reported that the Russian
Government propose building rail
road in the heart Of Central Asia
Should this be done it will greatly
increase the power Of the Russians in
the East.
1t is thought Boss Tweed is tc
escape from ''durance vile" in Ludlow
Street Jail, by giving ~ his swag
papers, etc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-04-07

Atlantic States. 1t appeared that
stock companies had been formed for
its manufacture, and the stockholders
became dissatisfied with the profits.
Recently, the National egg and nutler
Association held Convention ia
Chicago. 1t was stated in that Con.
vcndon that the fraudulent butter was
making such serious Inroads upon the
trade, that il had already become an
important question how to get it out
of the market. One firm in New
York has turned out 1900 tubs of the
stuff weekly, during the past season,
and this was sold TO hotels, restaurants
and boarding houses. and the worst oc
it all is, that it 50 closely resembles
tie genuine, that many purchaser 5
dou't konw the difference. An effort
was made in the Legislature of New
York to have the stuff so marked, that
purchasers could tell what taey were
buying. Some manufacturers put
enough genuine with 1t to give it II
natural flavor. In Others the suet is
allowed to stand in new milk long
enough to obtain the necessary favor.
There is money in the business. and
The manufacture of the .stnf is
extending into Ohio, Kentucky,
Indiana and California, rapidly. it
has obtained strong foot-hold in
Europe. A prize Of three hundred
marks has been offered by the
Pharmaceutical Association ofLeipsic
for an effective and easy method of
determining the manufactured butter,
so that all purchasers may know what
they are buying. This material has
had much to do with the low aad
falling price Of the genuine article the
present winter. The only apparent
remedy is to make batter so nice,
sweet and pure, that it will be a stamp
Of itself; but then q larger class OF
cur citizens, will doubtless buy the
sham, because it IS grease, and cheap
CT.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-04-07
TO OUR FRIENDS AND
PATRONS.

In assuming the management of
the HERALD, We do it with a realizing
sense of the responsibility which is
due in the control of an institution Of
this kind.
We hope that tLosc who have pat
ronized the paper in the past will
continue it in the future.
We shall make it an object to give
the public the latest local, State and
general news, and make the paper
worthy of the liberal support and
patronage of every man in Essex
County.
We shall, rs n matter OF course,
fall short great many times, of what
may seem to some, our duty; but we
hope our patrons will look with
lenieney upon our mistakes. Per
lection is of Heavenly origin, and few
obtain it, and we are by no means an
exception.
Politically, the HERALD will be a
strictly Republican sheet, and will
advocate the doctrines of that party,
with fear and malice toward uone.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-04-07

Now that President Grants admin
istration has passed away, and its
results are written in history-the |
hatred Of him and his works also has
had time to abatc--it may be well for
lis to look at some Of the achieve
ments, to what has been accomplished,
in progressive national growth,
development and wealth. There are
certainly, positive results which the
strongest opposers Of the administra-
tion for the past eight years cannot
deny. Let US candidly examine a few
OF them as they will stand in our his
toried future. These will show eight
years Of progress. On the first day
General Grant became President, gold
was sold in New York at 1872, that is,
that greenback dollar was worth
nearly 76 cents in gold. On the day
he retired from office, gold was sold
for less than 105 and the paper dollar
was worth nearly 96 cents. Here is q
fair and true test of the value Of the
administration to the country, that no
man can gainsay. Again, to clinch it
stronger, let us examine other securi-
ties Of the Government. In 1869,
Government bonds were sold at six
per cent. interest IN gold. TO day,
the Government is selling bonds at
par, having only 4 1-2 per cent. in
gold. This places cur national credit
among the best of the civilized
nations, Engl4nd's being q little
better, with this exception, we stand
first. This shows the value Of tho
administration among other nations
Now what have we saved ourselves
The public debt statement in March
1869, was 2,j25,000, 900, March
1877, s2,088,OOo,0O0, showing
reduction Of $437,000,000, thu.
saving in the item of interest aloAt
$4,000, 900, annually. Here is wha
is save |. We do not claim but wha
there has been errors in Judgment
and that the President has listened t.
bad advice. But who will not sa,
there has been vast improvement
and the way is now open, for
greater progress in the future. Th
near approach to each other of pape
and gold, has taken the eloqucnce al
out Of the infiationists, and is short
telling truth Of the wisdom of the pas
administration, which the future, as !
measures results, will readily grant.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-04-07

A few years ago there was a
reported discovery Of a process where
by animal grease Of the cheapest kind
could be converted into good quality
of butter. For a time but little was
heard from it, except from some of the
operators in the manufacture of
oteomdrgarine, as tie artificial butter
was called, who appeared in the Courts
in California and in some of the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-04-07

JUDICIAL Observation-Disclosures
Fairbanks has appointed Walter c.
Dunton of Rutland to ill the vacancy
of the 9th Associate Judge of the
Supreme Court, Vermont. The
vacancy was caused by the advance
ment Of other Judges to vacancies
made by the appointment Of Judge
Wheeler as District Judge of the
United States District Court for
Vermont.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-04-07

use; and every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them to be the SAT
est, surest, and best Of an the PjIis with which
the market ahounds. by their occasional use,
the blood is PARTED, the corruptiOs of the sys-
tsm expelled, distractions removed, and the
whole machinery of life restored to its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are ceansed by 1Yer'S Pills, and
stimulated into action. Thus inciplent disease
is changed into health the value Of which change,
when reckOned on the vast mutitudes who enjoy
it, can hardly be computed Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take and preserves their
virtues uhimpaired for any length Of time, so
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and operat
without disturbance 10 the constitution, or diet Oh
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each boz, how to use them as q Family Physe,
and for the following complaints, which these
Pius rapidly cure:-
For EBynY,epsi.s or indigestion. EistEess.
IL esa, EssasgsRSr and EIOss Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the Ston-
aeh, and restore its healthy tone and action
For Ei-eT Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bilious Headache, sick Head
vcas, yauntsica or Green Sickness, Kgil.
fous Celtic and Bilious EevcrE, they should
be juGciOusly taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause it.
For H9yaemGeFy or BDiSEFSsOea, but one
naud dose is generally required.
Toy Rsfses ana stfsYsa, Goat, Gravel, Pal.
VsGaAEENA Oh BstS Ri earT. ENs4tn IA gHe
Slide, Sack and HOina, they should be contin-
uously TAKEN rs required, to change the diseased
acsion of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For nsropNy and BDrOEaieal 5weiiings,
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of n drastic purge.
For Suppression. large dose should be
taken, as it produces the desired effect by SYM
Rathy.
AS . Dinner PuI, take one or two PMS to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels restores the appetite, and inVigora,os the
system Hence it is often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
tolerably wei, often finds that a dose of these
Pills makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovatng effect Oh the digestive
apparatus
PREPARED ny
DR.. IT, G. AVER Dc CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, U. S. A.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRuoGIsT7 EvRRYwHRRE
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Every wear increases the populari-
tyofthis valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and is the only reliable and perfect
cd preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandraf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
viii create q new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care.
fllly selected for excellent quality /;
and I consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
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BORN.

Born in Guildhall, VT, to Row. S. F. Gus =
man and wife, Friday, narch 30th, duNgh-
ter.
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Buckingham's Dye,

AS our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation; which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL, & CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure of all derange-
ments in the stOm-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
apericnt, and al
excellent purgatiye.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
ed hy their timely
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We have tried the gospel of the
bayonet for ten years, and still the
intimidation and slaughter continue at
the South. 1t is lirae to try the
gospel Of humanity. That may fa,l,
and it may not. If it should fail the
hayonet will still be in reserve. But
it will not fail unless Christianity,
civilization and selfgoyernment all
prove q failure on this continent.
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We hope that orr patrons will
excuse the unusual amount of
advertising this week, as we were
obliged to pnt it in, in order to be
able to get paper out this week.
We have been obliged to get out this
paper in just three days, and had to
move ia the bargain. We promise
yon that such thing will not happen
again; but under the circumstances
we hope we are excusahle.