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Coruorallol NollCes.
CRY or NPw.YoRK. DIP ARTAiENT OF FIsANCE,
n LLLLLL LL-A OF u We.

BUREAU FOR IlE COLLECIlOA or AAfs
Court House PARK. 81 chambers st.. Oct. 10. lSlIl
NOTICE TO TANPAl ERS.-N0tice Is hereby
~ given thar rolls rona properly AMI
b,nt ct ion inc wear 1877 have been delivered 10 the uu
esie,d hat the taxes thereon are no" cue ana pay "
I'm case of payment before the dav Of November next
The Uerp 80 paving shall be entitled 10 the Dement'S mu
toned I'm the twenty ninth section of the act oi harch 81
1880 viz: 49, - -,
reduction the Of seven per cent per annum RON
Tie time ol pa, mpnt the FIRST day Of December next
MARTIN I. MCMAHON, Receiver OF Taxes
PROPOSALS for DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
i Paints. VIII De received by ihe d parlne 81 funh,
Charities and Correction until iday October 49, ~ - Tor
full particulars city Record tOr -ale Al 40 my nan
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Gorses. Carriages, aarue9s. Me.

CADDLE-HORSE WANTED.--A gentleman
- residing on Murray Hin is vi mig 10 take AID have ls
ovn coac1uu Keep SaddehOrsg through the Fail ,and
inter fol the having the Of H. solely for ms own
riding m the park None VIII pc taken unless offered soon,
aug mono bu thoroughly trained saddleho with gooi
gait Address b. p Tribune Uptown ONCE l2o Broad
A-n NEW and SECONDHAND CARR
'D AGES, ~ all styles aud kiuo. ~ very loW prices
To make room sleighs. stock now coming ~ 49,
MN. IL. GRAY, 20 and 20 Noosterst
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THE NEW NOVEL,
A BITTER ATONEMENT,
BY the author of
Thrown Of THE WORLD"
is published this week. Price. 81 so
The bes novel OF the year.
6. W. CARLETON II Co. Publishers.

Madison.square, New-Yorl.
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h Y-,CoNTENT&-FIv DAYS ~ THE It's
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OF BRONZE. ApArIRD FRENCH or ENiLK
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Neu Publications.

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~ "EECOLLFCTfDNS OF THE EAPLN pNnH ~
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MENT, hv a veteran OF Che National Guard liandsomeN
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published ON saturday, october u, by
T. b. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
800 Ch,stnutst Phila elpliia,
And he for sale ,y all booksc ers agents every
where.
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Eeaal Notlles.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Hon.
Charles p DAILY ChcfJust.ce Of 10 CoSft 90 sImnSn
given 10 an he creditors aud persons having caus
ISAAC MtAf lately doing business I'D the 1lyO NtN-
York that they are required present their saih 81 lu- WIN
the vouchers therefor duly verified, Ia the suDeclOt e
auunutfd assignee OF Never io the htncut "i hs
riror al his plnco the office 81 Gustav t.
LAGER 10 80 Woost.rs. NcWYOrG city on or before the
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Veaehers.

Geachers.
A PARTISAN LADY, good teacher, desires
~ new engagements for the Fall Conversation specially
Address d. &, Box -lou, " y.
A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY wishes engage
ment as companion or goyeInes Dy s snd o. m
md music You'd give three months Az
dress s. Post ONCE. Norlistown, Penn.
A HIGHLY qualified lady teacher, gradu-
y ate Of Hanoyeran seminary. aRomee i9 Franz
branches. Address NJ. 81. 30 West z4thst.
A YOUNG New-England lady teacher
~ wishes to make mt as resiGent OF visiting
goyne9s Toroaghness, vim e1eeis1t disSPne, Y
Bile TEACHING, los East 45thst. y. Y.
AN English LADY of experience specially
"a qualiled to teach piano. French German and The IN LIN
ston as visiting or resident goyerness or IN a school
taught, aud others Address 5. r., TINS Office
A COLLEGIAN, competent to fit young men
"A for Goeg asf 70 oa aSf iSM SA dress W. G. r.
Tribune Office.
A YOUNG LADY desires BOARD in family
~ instruction o. tine children and use OF pian'
SSaS BE a. eo M 6 70 West" West
A GRADUATE OF YALE, with highest tes-
y monials and cry reerrnce1 desirg7 phl yAIt 1r
uhe Uptown daice l29s Broadway.
a YOUNG Partisan lady Of IL refined educa
fnslsn ssiiesa position in good siagdns s
ai1e pnyate lessons Address Nile dAIAAkD' 49, West
AN EXPERIENCED Classical and Mathe-
~ NAUTICAL TEACHER. Ella steal cOt media list OF foreign
university desires uiva pupils CITY reference az 70 Ftc
ing for au ugsh Tn yeIsify, Haysr touma, 1alt Ntrh
ufc school. Address TEACHER Box 80, Tribune UPTOWN
Office LBS Broa away.
AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY. 70 UnUu-sqgar New-NOrk fBfoalWay slie
Le 18th l6th ss supplies irinepa FOR pubic schools
boarding schools Professors tutors ana toF
srnessas parents 81 good schooa Mi
successful EXPERIENCE IA the ulalakeneh
Of ne Institute ahOrts Lttn
ties meeting demand Apply to Miss NJ j. lOON6
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 50 UniOn-square.
made Teach No charge 20 schools ana
families ANNA RANDALL DlEhl- Manager.
MRS. ANNA RANDALL DIEI1L, teacher OF
WI Reading and Dramatic Action, 30 Un"nsqnaro.
NgRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN,
Va il ready thus Fail classes IN music, ana
the modern languages. apply AT NO ms place
brooklyn.
MISS OTTILIE KLAUCZEK, Pianist, grad
WI nate Conservatory pupil OF Li-zt ana iaHs
the pubic tntt she WI fe0c mr.
,.rns IN q assc and dcrn Music. Address ~ West IUt
A. or cal nc Kuabes Piano Rooms morning, y 20 IL
n, COTESWORTH PINCKNEI'S Agency
for SCHOOI.S and TEAC HER 80 Unionsq" 4thaye
slider New supplies good teachers Tor any depsr eht
with rnsitions stamp for application FORM suppher
schools families with competent INSTRUCTORS, without
charge TIE GAZETTE one OF The best ana cheapest
to teacher 10 pupil 10 parent
specimen copy
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panrlna Academies.

panrna Academies.
DODWORTIrS CLASSES FOR DANCING
N. No 6Sl Fiuh-ave-
Now open for the reception of pupils.
Clases for ladies' children gentlemen and private les
sons For particulars send for circular.
school aud family classes and out Of town. supplied with
competent teachers.
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Jusirnftl6n.
For Both Sexcs-Citv.

For Both sexos-Citv.
GLASSES IN GERMAN,
" For MEN WOMEN and CHILDREN,
Prof orTo KrPIIAI. Sl fs Royal Military College at Ber.
n PrTeloT r., ny sf9E ~ ~ carns leads to
Speaking Glasses o. three, SO classes Of l"o' *lo'
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE and KINDER
GAi'iLN' Ia Last S ai' Anna C LAMB Principal
FRIENDS SEMINARY. Rutherford-p place and
i last I6thsi. BENJ SMITH A. NJ Principal
CROST JOHNSON ART SCHOOL, studio
L IS ASSOCIATION Han Art instruction. ~ branches
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
,o,..r CITY % !, Tg ~ 22RE UNION SQUARE
= EAST foo ~ 1'aa ii' IL fiithaSeJ
THE Bfsr iNS'"' fdR THE LOWEST TERMS
BY THE MOST THoRoUGH Instructors.
uEIDENFELD INSTITUTE. - English and
e aarner y Of aGs SGa New ST@ begins epe@Dr
Circulars sent Oh application
NlRS. NJ. F. WALTON, q graduate of Mrs.
MiT scm5o ' at No. No. S g. East 52st october l.
lJLLE. DOREMIEULE and MISS KEITH,
w. Ess SSsn AND Sy E 2
Miss BALLOW'S English and French school
ts for y3ngs ado. and children NO. "a EAST vi"
MISS McDONALD'S CLASSES in DRAW
removed to No. East 2OthsL
MISS EDMON,S BOARDING and DAY
Va school, Tor YoUNG LADIES end GaihDeEHi
Hoihef Gl care tho school. 81 East 29thst
AIRS. NJ. RODGERS GRIFF.I"TS, No. %
AND G Tfsd @ fore YoGNd LADIES and
CHILDREN. on Wednesday. September 20.
AIRS. WILLIAMES. 20 WEST 391 HIST,
A'A will reopen her ENGLISH and ttiNCli ~ AIIpiNS
aud DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and CliIlDltfN
Thursday Sept q. Collegiate course pursued Best ayan-
tsges secured to he Preparatory Department
NIADEMOISELLF TARDIVEL,
Nt No. % WEST FORTNSIX IH-sT, NEW-fORk,
Sc Dol To- YOU Ladies Children sept 20 Circulars and
references sent on application.
MRS. GARRFTSON,
VI Assisted Miss TIL URsTON,
YoT SO LADIES AND CHn.DREN,
40 % 81 ATTN sTHEEE NEWYORK,
on WEDNESDAY. sept. 26 ,EINDERGABTEN, oct. ].
Circulars sent on aptllcato On
MISS HAINFS AND MILE. DE JAEON's
FOR YOUNG LADIES Al j CHILDkEN,
VIII reopen on Thursaay. septem6er - at 10 "ramercS
BOYS CLASS AND KINDERGARrEN. OCTOBER ].
MRS. FREDERICK JONSON
WI and
MISS AGNES l.. JONES
will reopen their r. NGlISH, FRENCH and GERMAN
EOARDING and DAY SCHOOL tor YOUNG LADIES and
CHILDREN, with KiNDERGARTEN, No. ID East 3lstst'
september II.
NsME. DA SILVA and MRS. BRADFORD'S
w ,rmerly Mrs OGDEN Hofman'sl ESGlISII, FHkNCH
LADIES and CHILDREN. With Calsthencs No. II West
Sstlst N"w-York. Reopens sept o. Application may De
bovs under competent teachers. Lectures By
prof b. waterhouse Hawkins and DR.. Labberton
CT. MARY's SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
- and CHILDREN. No East 46 st. viii reopen on Mon
dsy, september "a
CT. johns SCHOOL. .,..
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Eau Schools.

NNUAL SESSION 19rhl of the Law
= SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ifb ~ ~. az Ut
NEW YORK Washn quare. begins October next ana
ends T. For circulars, ETC. Apply 70 " *, 1-
nj y secretary Council al Broadway OF 20 d. X JAQO
PrUfessor lnd secretary OF Faculty, 29l Broad"ay'
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NEW YORK and long BRANCH DIyISrov

~ Trains ieaye for Pera AIuDoy Red Bank. Long ran
ocean Grove, &c. at Ii5, II - a m. :, $50 D.
Stages CONNER AZ MataH station 20 aud ffOm YPQR
ami al squan ~ and from POINT PLEASANT $50
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6feamboats ano Railroads


A LBANY EVENING BOATs-pEo,tp;,; -
ddS g.Drew and 81 John leave pier Il, NhRrLES
ceDts s Trans SoT fS s1S vest 1i'r"s @o5s
FaTs 81 So trse EaT y 6oas o. the oosS hss.
bridgeport, and all points on Hors.,.-;
sbd Naugauek Railroads Fare, 81 steamer ~ ionic
bridgeport al 4 D. M ' D. N, .od
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAU,Ro,n-
- Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses ard I'D
$40 .. m. o.Washington ana the West Rlehno.a -.
l9n q me SOUTH making close Connections Tor doaes
1s0p. N. Tor Washington and the West. and ..
aod he Soulh wa Hofa0nsylhe Pullman fra a1oad
hi sup| an "'gD' maS9g Close oonnoct. 1t
800 p M Tor Washington Through Palma, a.,
$50 p daily for washidgt'n n, the south, and v.,
man s..Pfs ron NeHf3r 70 baltimore snd Washppa L
~ Lous PITTSBURGH the south and south west ca1ssl,
ss t5 6 Sh 'nS Tor LynehOurs Florida
For thIoaeR tickets. plea-e can at Company. o~,. :,
and DcsDrossesss and DEPOT jersey City " N''uands
ASK FOR TICKETS XII tiie BALTIMORE AND OH,o
CITIZENS LINE STEAMERS FOb M.
M, snd sAkAfogA connecting Win al railroad h Wy
steamers 2 or re Ta S1Y f ana nss ard r@3scai SSI
Saturdays excepted al M nom Pier 49, esVe dsar
points. JOSEPH CORN Efi S,,s S.,ssei % al
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW IppS%;--
~ teiry station m Newl ork foot u Liberty 4. Do1f.
Gso CON ~ o. y Isl7-Tr'i1s leave ioiors.
Chunk Ienilqua, Wikesbarre Elnira, go '' N2nch
80. a. nkor high Bridge Br,och Fs.ion nsrn,.,.
Malen CAunk Iamaqua. NllkesbaTre Wilamsport @e "z
iOlO n ~ and 40 D. nn-FOr ~Omorvile ana femneso,
i p. m.-FOr FlemngtOn, Eason Manch Cbupk tb,,la-
barre Scranton, Iuhhaun0ck. Tamaqua Hazl.,on "pAss
ing PottSyilie, Harrisburg "s~f
p For High Bridge Branch rlston. geylcere an,
GaL~auqua ana
$50 nr Galy-For EastOn Allentown and Harr,bp,s
$50 B. For
For trains local points sec time ssuoo.
SUNDAY TKAlNS-Ieaye $50 a. u IL - 4,
Bound Brook intermediate points aud AZ j,1 ~ ot
kast0n Reading. aud Harrisburg ~ "s
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
~ Trains for AInboy Bank Long n,y,'
ocean Grove &c. az T:tj, II - m. !. 5lj D. m.
Stages CONNER az MataHau station 20 and ffOm KEYPORn
ami at squan u and from POINT PLEASANT 49,
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot Of LbeTtyst. for Frc.aI a,
I45 LAD a. N. g. 5:I5 p. n.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

ssontclar and Greenwood Lake Rails"ad.-
vi Trains leave daily CIuulaud AMI DrshrIs- -,
43 p.u connecting Cooper GA sealulJaf. ii ills
md isl ing were never better. g.. Ef Rf ~ uI-rL
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A LBANY EVENING BOATS-pE0rp,I, ~
xcN d. Drew and ~ John leaye pier A. n n LIZ
eepo. WIN trains porth and west stateroos @, sf
nns1, fTee transfer by boats Of the Brooslv orshy
rare u d. y H. MAYO GenL Passr Agt '"" AnasI'
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CT. johns SCHOOL.
, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Sos. and 3 West 3yd-st
,I,UE MODEL KINDERGARTEN and

lNVIIIlll T ~ III.
SEMINARY FOR kINDEEGAkINEkS
hraGs AMI Mis- Krdu, BOete, removed 70 No9
W Is hs Wee-u jtLAYe ami Broadway. Kinder artep
Advanced Glasses VIII begin oct scmln1r{ Tor Kin
defeartner.. Prot Kraus IA disciple - the Pesia
lOzk froebpl School, and VI the a prag
KndeTsagn la this country. Mis- kiaus boele Is
pHpil OF FrOebes WIDOW, with 81 experience
Of nineteen years IN Germany IN gland AMI America
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EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD. SPRING
l. FIELD 4. JOHNSBU Y mon lEEAL ald
tcrmedatc points Steamers leave Pier T. TO- lhy >i1'
DAYS excepJsd az D. ne connecting WltA Soc
al trains a. Newiaveu Tor Hartford springfield g. ~
baggage checked az 3i4 Broadway Nr".fo
aud Contest Brooklyn. TX, Grson TO New Asyen ana
rein
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RALTlNORE AND OHIO RAILRo.n-

- sBd NaugatUek Railroads Fare Al ste.,r tonic
ayes CathaIine alp daily Sundays oxcepie AZ pssrsr
bridgeport al / D. '' ." Z p m, sad
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Bpl Nd BROOK ROUTE.
OR TRENTON Avn prTrr Aprr ID

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave Ns@fork for Trenton and philadelphia al s,A
iOi Trenton. -
Leave Philadelphia from station NOrh Pennsylvall, R.a
road 10 ri go herka-sts. al 40, $3.50, .ljU NJ IN
40, $50 II ?. ~
Leave Trenton foT New York 20, G3j, sos. lol5An
l2:ij. 2lO, AS, COS D.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars are ached 20 the s30a
1870. 80 b. trains from NewYorK 800 800
$50 trains irum Philadelphia and reepng Cars 70 t,
y O'clock midnight rail frOn both Nogl AID Pa
plls.
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave New York and Phiai.l,b,
AZ $50 a. NJ. j3O - Leave Trenton az 10 ~ a n
$40
Tickets for sale az foot Of LbeT ysL NOs 500 ana "A,
Broad 1t the principal iOres al ~ The Erie nj.
way in Ncw-NoTk snd BrOokyn, and al No. Coart n
Brooklyn. b Cuccke. from residence
II. p BALDWIN. Gen. PISS A
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WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE

Young MEN privately Fitted for College.
Conditioned stuCcuts ,utnrei Summer aud Winter.
4. HOFFMANN, 5lOckbIiugo, Mass
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. LrpSrv

foi trains Ia local points see ctable AZ stations.
SUNDAY TkAlNS-Leaye al $50 a. H. ~ M -
Bound Brook intermediate points. aud go D. M ~
kast0n. Reading. aud Harrisburg 49, w
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CELECT FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL for
~ YOUNG LADIES. MorTistOwn, New-Jersa,.-Na alive
French and German languages Latin
knglsh those OF wellknown ability The school year
opens sept 10 For circulars apply 10 Mise " ]. WOOD
WARD, Principal
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-03-05

has been started, and pulp is being
manufactured. The Lyndon Mill Co.,
will convert one of their mills into pulp
mill. The pulp is made of spruce tim
Der and is used in making wood paper
An excellent religious work has been
done In Wheelock and vicinity by Rev.
Moses Henderson and the Gospel Work
ers. The revival has been chiefly among
men and women of middle and advanced
ages. The work is deep. and will be a
great blessing to the town.
SHEFFIELD.-Isaac Pearl has bought
the house formerly owned by Charles
Mcclellan IN this village.
Religious meetings continue with good
interest. Gentlemen from Danville and
st. Johnsbury are conducting meetings
in the Baptist church.
Sugaring is threatening and people
are getting ready.
This letter reached us too late for
publication last week. Ed.
DEAR MONITOR: We enjoyed very
fine entertainment in our village last
evening, of which some of our readers
may like to hear. 1t was on this wise:
Three weeks ago the Ladies Aid Soci-
ETY. of the M. E. church decided to hold
festival for the benefit of the church.
The Methodist ladies here are ready
for every good work as we'll as word,
and preparations were at once CON-
menced to make the occasion pleasant
and profitable. The appointed evening
came, the weather was fine, the audience
intelligent. aprreciative and generous.
The lecture by Rev. D. E. Miller of
st. Johnsbury, on 1.-THE seen and the
unseen" was very fine, and his attentive
listeners followed him with interest, as
he discoursed eloquently of the superb
ority of mind over matter.
The Batchelder sisters, so celebrated
as singers, are now residing in Burke,
and they very kindly gave their assis-
lance to make the music rare treat.
Either the lecture or the singing
would have been sufficient entertain
ment for an evening, so excellent were
they. But the programme included more,
for the ladies had devised generous
things, SO the audience adjourned to the
vestry. where the various tables were
loaded with articles of use and beauty,
which found ready purchasers.
The festival was decided success, and
the Deruniarv result il over 900 hae;de
expenses. BEULAH.
Vest Burke. IT., FEB. q, 1877
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-03-05

The UNGRATEFUL GoAT.-Saturday
three boys dubbed together and stole a
goat belonging to man on Park Place.
William is noted all through that neigh
borhood as being a direct defendant of
the wickedest goat which ever walked on
four legs. He soon gave the thieves to
understand that they had better try to
steal a buzz-saw in motion, and being
unable to handle him, they tied him in
an alley behind block of stores on
Grand River Avenue. After an hour or
so grocery clerk with red hair and a
large heart happened to look out of a
back window. and discovered William
stamping around and shivering with the
cold.
"That's a pretty trick, that is, said
the clerk as he opened the door, "Some
thief has tied him here to wait for
darkness
His big heart prompted him to advance
and unite the poor animal. He walked
around him to look for marks of owner
ship, and was about to take a close view
of the goats ears, when William dou-
bled up like jackknife, shot forward.
and knocked the clerk fourteen feet tc
an inch. 1t seemed to the clerk, as he
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-03-05
The Tragedy in Newark.

The horrible murder, of which we
made mention last week, was committed
at the Caledonia Spring House, hotel
in the east part of the town, built near
mineral spring. The name of the
mother who murdered her children is
IN v --,urrI0 years ago
sue married Hiram Young of Dixville,
Canada, and afterwards had two children,
boy and girl. Young was dissi-
pated man, and owing in part to this, and
to trouble between Mrs. Young and the
parents of her husband, Young had left
his wife in Canada and gone to work for
the proprietor of the Spring House, in
East Newark Mrs. Young had taken
up her abode with her own parents, hav-
ing her little daughter with her, while
Young took the little boy away with
him.
Mrs. Young wrote several letters to
her husband and desired to 'make up"
and again live together as man and wife,
but Young refused. Finally Mrs. Young
left her home and proceeded via. Island
Pond to Newark. Here she met her
husband and had an interview with him,
but he refused to again live with her or
to give her the boy. Mrs. Young in the
conversation told Young that she should
kill the children, but he did not compre-
bend her frenzy.
About four o'clock in the afternoon,
after finding her entreaties with her hus-
band unavailing, she went into wood
shed where the children we're at play,
seized an old dull ak, struck the boy a
terrible blow on the head which felled
him to the ground, she then struck him
several times, so that he died almost
while the maniac mother was gashing
him with the ak. She then turned upor
the little girl and repeated the terrible
deed. Having completed the bloody
work she returned to the house and said
Il have killed my babies !" On goint
to the shed the inmates of the hous
found that her statement was true
They were both weltering in their blood
The boy was dead, but the girl live
about twenty-four hours.
The mother was completely overcom
and crazed by the terrible scene. A
soon as papers could be made out sh
was arrested, and conveyed to the jai
IN st. Johnsbury. The woman talk
nationally. but is terribly overcome wit
grief. Everybody believes that sh
committed the deed while in a state {
insanity. The boy four, the girl tw
years of age.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-03-05
Shot Guns, $3.50 F!

The subscriber. offers
the remainder. of a large
lot Of guns purchased OFT
the Government for the
extremely low price of
$3.50. These Gums are
the Springfield pattern of
962. SmOOthe bore.
They are new. with pow
erfu1 PERCUSSION lock.
black walnut stocks. and
are warranted perfect.
They have been thorough
ly tested. and are reliable
fOI. any distance under 20
rods. Sent SC. O. DE- for.
so. Address,
@. HI. BLAKE.
Barton. VT.