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PRsCspTS AT PARTING.
INV ~ RUSSELL.

We'll. sou so you's g~inr for to lcab us, your
lub"n' Of man.rTy AN me.
And st you 'nr'f "r aa Il waiter, ahoa'd ob Sc
RIDbut r Lee,
Along wi lriu fancy Young nIgg"rS what =
'>hamrd Tor I" look nj a hoe.
And acts Ike a r:t-srl Jb rich folks. when dry
isn't got muffin To show.
You had h"tter trainin' ian dcy has-I hopes
I you II 'Z:bit more sHl-c:
Sech nisger' l. ike II young rooster a-s"ttin' up
top Oh a fence;
He keeps otrctrhiH and CROWN aui hIie
les l-bloH.m hI- hVIn,
Dem chickens what am uTt-r tussn l. l,Ickin
up al oh tie corn.
Now listen. and min what itelI YOU, and don I
YOU iJrgIi wla' sav:
Iak" a'ivlr" ub a 'ep-rtruce pu7sOn. and you II
ct M u" ladder an stiS,
Who knows on nigh, gt. l.. be Pres dent OF
Justice, pcrh tpr, ui 'i. F"aC"---
lie man u hat keeps IauliIn de grape vine shake.
down few punches j; iris'
Dem nigycr- what run, Il. r,bher il Ino7'ly Il
IuIshty sharp set
Deg - TN out SOM Way Tor to beat you, II You
bet 'em ir at"r wuA wet;
You = got To watch ont tor dem feiiers-,i-y &!
rh"a' on 'ir horn, ub COW
knows '"m-i ro'i"r"'i de rihb"r, lore ehher
i"iiercd lie F"w
You'Il easy git 'iumH wld lie white iolks-de
CAuprn aud steward and ci"Ik--
i'"' ""n'i ~ty a word t. II nI-4er ~ long ~ d"y
And WORT ~ ,ie Oniir,' iugiur We anv 'ca-l lor
- Ittr
10 keep Gwine roo lie currents dat rrsft II
lie slirichut boat.
hesrI lat Ite' from pre- ,chcr-he lowed a.
dis iIi. II stream
t.d eberS "ur'~ safe a packet dat run " al
luiI iI"nh "h -teaiu,
Dat >ofnc ob en- "nis stern -wh.rlcrs, wiul,
nd"r- n"m-'u 'uI~iy fine
And lie "Trip wTL fn.ti' -afr,' an 4ucSes by
boat- ob dr Nci"d!s line.
wants y"u my sou. t" be 't!rklar, and sociat,
oniv wIdd.y
Dat. 't'tI"'l Ia 90 in lie cahin--iou'r ncbbrl
huh l.Hftin to
| 10 dem los -lniud, Il ruIIeti b ,ut nIs.rrs wha
han i.- .'c Co;fnn h low,
| Dem common hTiCk ra-Cits AIN I fttIh' tor II,
Ctbn-wH!ier t" hnuY.
But nchb"r .,it airyhc 'speci lul to ALL lie whit,
p,"ll NpU rec,
| And rinrr 80 back on de ruI>ln' Won : hal
from your TfuuIiuv an me.
| II 3 hari "n Your IuuI,lcr, Wa. leahIn' don
know " hatcher -h.' II do:
| Aud shoIrly yuur fiG-r II miss yoW-I II alluI
| ID" t!.;..kiu' oh you.
Well, now / ; done toi' you my -av-so-,inr ain =
i!EIh mure ..s | kuvw--
'Cept d. Don't you Ueburr come back, sab
wli"nt N"u has npury an cin'e,.
is KEY you W. long rs = gwinr to, and nov
ynu An me done
And r:iv"S l. too skacr dis country to kill fO
fIuiIsHI son.
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YInRInGE RURDEN,

A TTOKNEY \ COuN>ELLoR Al LAM :
n Lexington, No. Olicc back room over t'''
IrNlngtou savings BIUh, vPpu>i-" '""E , .".'
" III practice IN tn. STATE ami F"'l"I"' !v"lt7
PROMPT attention syra to thc collection yi am
ami Probate business. 1''''
,,,>utr<s Tf.TT.
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, ALFRED j. HALL.

ATE CIRCUIT AND Prosecuting Al
l. IORAEf, VIII practice IN u! me courts 4"
..oyrG IN LaIayr;.s go.nry, ami III a! i!r sta e
anu Federal Courts. Criminal law an; colI.G
tons . speciality. ReIer= Dy p"rTni=si"n, 70 '!tc
L-aIngton savings Baak, lion. john l.e!i
nuIrIuan ,ta,c Urrnucrntic Executive Commit
tee GOV " cteven-on. |. , senator iToH
k.Atucsy; Z K ITeisnt, County treasurer
Wn T. steele, county Clerk. ONCE over NJ
;. KeI!,rr. -rnr. aniS-lN
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A. 4. ALEXANDER,

q TTORNEY AT LAW. viii practice in ;i'
4 N also ,rr,n.: urI!nl.-ly 10 the Cu!Icctluh 4"
Claims, and to luvesti-ailon OF titles 10 rel
estate ufhre over the Banking House OF W IN
Nn-ri-,, 80 i.uL4-lv
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FEBRUARY.

Fl-ecy, ilCkl,. fluffy, irvczv,
Ecrcutrlc. earnest ami uneasy.
clustering Borcas b ,uni ia bars.
RuU>.s u rIu- ui reNclrr,.
Ingrulal. ugly. UuielIsniIns.
All armed with All, 50 app Icing,
Roll T"uud-TUu-rIo. rarely,
Your ok, HniI yuUusi!nE !eit e yearly
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PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON

LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation lor - Louis and the
East ........... ............... .... ! iO.,. NJ.
Arrive ut Il Louis ... ..-...... .. t |; T.. Vi.
Express and MAJ! Tor gt Louis, East. i Oor. Nj
Arrive At 81. l.uUIa Z - A. Nj.
AERlNE
hApieaS and MutI from 81. Louis, Ea-t
Accommodation from st Louis, East
aud south, arrives .....---.... ......- 6;Uut NJ.
IlcSet, "n safe at In" Missouri Pacific IIch.I
Ollirc. ~ the cuts Hotel, Lexington, Mo, 10 ali
parts ~ HIt"'! ~t,Irs. ttn','ia- aud Europe M
lowest rates. Ht"4aS" cm' rk.d through I" de-
tinatIon. I. EE\ KUs>ElL. Ticket Agent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS NY AND NORTHERN
LAAyE LkSIN"Tn\
rr,.ns Tor Kansas CIty and wr5t....-. ~ \ NJ
Trains tor II. Louis East ana >"uin- ia II n
FRAN, Tor Kansas ClIy Me,I......-.- IL T. ~.
truin7 I"r R"hmond ..-...--.. .....--..' A. \ Nj
...........-..-.. o:Il r,'
ARRIVE ,T LExI(.r"<
Trans from -. Iouis"ni all p"iuts East
"n' south ." 81, 4. ~
From Hans C,ty ani all point. West 81 . NJ
St Ju- and puiuIs North ..........-..... ... ur NJ
;. L. INGRAM. Agent.
wf.spoTTE, KANSAS CITY ASD NORTH wk-TtH>
RAILWAY. SAnmow ".rGE.
LEAVE LLNIsCTo>:
Passengers tor hansHs city ami west. 90 4 W.
knpgr.. Mali ....-.--.. ..--..--... =; our NJ.
ARRIVE Al LkNIS&ToS
ENm~ss and Mai! from Kansas Cuv
aud the " s;-.................- II 30 A.
Passenger ..... Il > T.. Vi
coal ..-...-... .-... ..-... 9iS \
'I"sr connections made at knnsas CT! lor
renee. Iul,Ga, PucIi", Denver, Cheyenne,
: III francircn and al, points IN Kansas. Ne
bra>nH, New MeAirc, ,"iorA'io ami California
lhruu.h Iichrta tor sale at LlIv Iic.-t Office
fl,rI \ Ven ttir'- IpSeIFS HhtTe aIIN
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TOBACCO WANTED,

SND nDn Pounds Of IUh. .."u wnutcd 70!
CUU'UUU which vIIl pay the highest
market price. III rI-h. delivered t. ne nr the
New Ea!iIo;.d IIutr.'' III l. N!nStun, where
my office and warehouse will b" Iuund by III.
timr t!.c crop is ready Tor >aIc.
'ier2tf NM. CALLAWAY.
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JAMES "a. IcHATTON.

ATTORNEY Al LAM. Lexington, Mo. W.
n I-rtIce ia the courts OF Lafayette aui o.
oIuipg counii-s. ana IN the SuprtIne Court 4"
tile state Special attention gwen 70 collection
OlIire IN Dutch Row. near QuArea & Go >: br"-
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-.kANss.
GRAVES 4 WOOD,

TTORSEYS Al LAW will practice IN th'
n simirAud Federal courts. i'r"inpt aIeh'I",
k,Ii,.r's Iry .,omls store OPT ostse City Hotel
Lexington. Mo.
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Il had nine children to support and it
kept me busy" said Smith to Jones, as
they met, but one OF the girls got mar
ried. Now have Eight" inter
rupted Jones. NO, ten-counting the
.on-in-law." said Smith, with a sigh,
which might have been heard atar of,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10

TToRXEY> AT LAW, Lexington, II"
~ Oliice over No H., Main street. fractte'
il all the Courts o. Lafayette ai',t a'Vatrt COM,
DIsiri,.r t'nsIrt al The United States PrcmpI
atI-ut!Un gwen 10 collections and al! OH.
I,l'.tr,-s lAuIi
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10

"A passive verb, said teacher, "is
expressive oi the nature uf receiving an
action as Peter is beaten Now what
did Peter du?" We'll, | don't know,
said the scholar, dcliberat'ng, unless
he hu!lered.n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10

\ correspondent of the New lori
sun makes this valuable suggestion: ~
the srhi"ct OF heating the street ears Is
now occupying the mind OF the public
and the ear companies. would offer Il
new plan. y stove is placed under the
feet OF every passenger and mustared
plaster on the head, which draws the
heat through the whole body.
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An editor out west became martial
and was made captain. On parade. in
stead OF Tw" PAGES in trnnt-advance. :"
he unconsciou~ly exclaimed. "Cr>h-
two dollars Wear in advance" He
was cnurt-martialcd and sentenced to
read ii~ own paprrS.
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,,.'.-'-rf hu h,.,. m stars, LrNin- S+,s
ron MO -A'' uii.lS
Is.lIuT- ,- ,,,.f-t.i..g Il, IN,
Persons knowing Themselves l''e''"'' ~ ''''
Wlll please maze prompt In, InrN'-
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WALAER 4 FIELD,

A TTORSEYS Ar LAW. LEXINGTON
n Missouri. Office over Wm Murr!son y
Cos Bank. hnHI1h
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Hereafter the name of no per-
son Will be placed upon our
subscription list without pay
Nitnt in advance.
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TO EAIseIER%.
MONEY TO LOAN.

nS improved real estate In sums from SEQ 10
~ Sl0,HD. .44! f...s q! ~ ,t,-t. For par
tiruiLrs, ,rptl a. /. l.. { tAI.II...!i,
Ls\iIrtun. Mo. ur kIcurUuG. Mo.
Applicant. a., required TO turuI.t satisfactory
testrECu OF tIts uSilsd
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INTELIIGENCER.

ALIEN. y. LE>UEUH, EDITOR.
ETHAN ALLEN, BUSINESS MANAGEK
W G. NtSC;RoVE. PUELI-IIEE
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Cat bottom prices, Tor casii. JnU,c luJ ul Cigars
tand Tobacco, cheap, Tor cash. Groceries ex-
changed for country produce st cash prices TIE
highest market price paid Tor Butte. E..-
chickens, and other country produce
jan!5 CHA:sLE3 HtLlS.
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TUT s. son.

,.u~ rf-rr kEN<kII< n. II IT.
-'''-' - $. Notary Pubic.
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Groceries and Provisions

HAVING purchas, u the Groycry store OF II
III Macy, and repienished our stock, Is now
prepared to accommodate the citizens OF LexipK-
ton and vicinity with frst-class
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se,s 4. W. NiE.NG.

VI aASSFII.. u. l. >.-uai'e over lin
u rick bank. Lr\in-t"i;. Mo. .''''
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RYLASD = RYLAND,

N Z ryLASD 1ESoPHuS RTL,>p,
\,-.-v i'uD,IC
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DENT ISL. I.

NFFI,,E with Or. Chambers. over NJ. f kr!-
" !tr's store. opp.sil" the L"LItE""ee.
y
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, office opposite
cour.ncu.c. over VI. r. keller : s,3''
ReS;Ieucr. south sd, Main street, near "'sst'
s,-a,, ianl 5a-ly.
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GAME AND MEAT STORE.
HIDES, PELTS, FURS, &C.,
CHARLES HUlTS

Also OLD IRON, COPPER, BRASS RAGS, ~:
franklin st.ret, Orpo-I;e QuaE an blacksmith
shop.
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NIISCf.5.l.iSLOJ
MITCHELL T. BAND0N,
CONTRACTORS g. BUILDERS.

INEALER IN Groceries Of all kinds. Bacon.
IL Egss and all sorts OF produce bought ahi
sold 4 good supply OF Fresh Bread, Cakes.
Crackers, Cheese, Candy and Dried Beef. Also
tue beat st. Louis Beer. Go To haldscnmat' r
{ - your lunch. iunc21-ly
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MEDICAL.
DIR. II. IL. CHAMBERS.

DIR. J. B. ALENANDEH.
)ESsIDN SURGEON. offcr room NO; -
sinIrs nNrr tnr ENnress ntMCr. laM---lN
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From Hans CITY AMI all points West : 3h a
.... go -.-.........S y - r
ST Ju,. amt points N"rIh. ..........-..-.-. o.
:. l.. INGRAM. Agent.
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wf.SpoTTE, KANSAS CITY ASD NORTH wE-TtH>
RAILWAY. MARROW ,;trGE-
IRLNE IL NINnInS.
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lne.r.l lat rie" from ), pre- ,chcr-he u

ri- Int Wa- IL stream.
A:d ebcry "ur' : 50" WIZ packet dat run
y mi i"nl "h steaiu.
Dat some oh 'cn'~ "ni. stern wherlcrs, wl
nd"r~ Wa ni"n-' 'uI~iy fine
And lie "Trip wTL mad. -air,' an 4uickes
boat- ub d" Nci"dIs' line.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29

The great Tabernacle erected for the
evangelists Moody and Sankey, was for
mally dedicated to Almighty God and
the work of saving human souls, Thurs
day evening 1t was a solemn yet JOY
full occasion for the vast throng of Chris
tian people who were present, and the
impressiveness of the exercises will long
one. not sSvesSsfd b.. AL who attended. No
Indifferent, who observed the silent grav-
ity and deep attention Of the congrega-
ton, the fervcnt earnestness of the speak
ers, and the spirit of solemnity, which
pervaded the great crowd. could fail ia
be impressed with the belief that sea-
son of general religious awakening i;
near at hand in the city of Boston. The
keynote of the revival was struck by thu
Rev. Reuben Thomas, when he said
ave all come here only in the name o
Jesus" On the walls of the Tabernacle
above the heads of the singers was tn
one word "Jesus" in large letters, AM
underneath, There is none other nam
whereby we must be saved" The speak
ers we're imbued with this sentiment an
evidently spoke from their hearts.-Bo'
ton Daily Giode.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29

Senator Edmunds of Vermont has
added several inches to his stature of re-
nown, by his intelligent, persevering and
statesmanlike actions on the compromise
bill, which has passed the senate and
will doubtless soon become law. Sen
ator Edmunds already ranks as a leader
in the senate, and the snow-buried State
of Vermont is proved that she can ex-
ert a commanding influence in Congress,
by her intelligent and honest represen-
tative IN that body. Perley, of the Bos-
ton Journal, reports that Mr.. Edmnuds
remarked, while receiving congratula-
tions for the successful manner in which
he engineered the bill through the SEN
ate, that he considered the measure a
means by which the Republicans could
beat the other party, while they would
be prevented from cheating them.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29

structions of September 26, 1876, to
commence suit against persons who had
failed to pay proper income tax, | de-
layed commencing SUIT against S. }.
Tilden because l thought 1t better to
wait until the Presidential election was
over. Since the election have further
delayed in consequence of the anomalous
condition of the public matters. But
my term of Office is about to close, and in
endeavoring to dispose of all matters
that have remained unattended to have
been brought to consider whether [
ought to delay longer. After careful
consideration it has seemed to me that
it was my duty to commence suit. [
am thoroughly satisfied that Mr.. Tilden
has not paid the income tax which the
law required, and he should, therefore,
be compelled to pay it.
Very respectfully.
GEORGE BLISS.
United States District-Attorney.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29

A suit was begun last week, IN the
United States District Court, before
Judge Blatchford, against Samuel j.
Tilden for the recovery of Sl5O,OG0,
alleged to be due the Government tax.
On the 26th Of September last Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue Green B
Baum instructed the riet-Attosney
of this district to bring suits against all
persons who had not paid their income
taxes up to the repeal of the act. and
thereupon Mr.. Bliss began to look up
the record of Mr.. Tildea among that Of
others in this paFtieniqF. The result
was that he addressed to Mr.. kaum G
letter. of which the following is copy
Hon. Green b. Ram. Commit ssioney o.
Internal Revenue.
SIR: After the receipt of your in
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29
THE JOINT COMMITTEES BILL.

We give below the important portions
of the bill now pending in congress,
which has been framed for the purpose
of settling the disputed questions in re-
gard to the late election. 1t will be
seen that fifteen men, FIVE from either
house of congress, and five from the Su-
preme court are to decide the knotty
points and determine which candidate
received the election on Nov. Z. The
House is Democratic, and of course will
choose FIVE as strong Democrats as can
be selected; the Senate is Republican,
and will select five good Republicans
the judges are supposed to be non-parti-
IAN, but unless those chosen from the
House and Senate rise above party pref
udices, it is to be presumed that they
will let their judgments 60 with their
party bias, and will vote that way which
shall favor their candidate, so that the
question is liable to be decided by the
FIVE members of the commission, selected
FROM the Supreme court. If it should
turn out that any Senator or Represen-
tative is able to rise above the influence
Of party, and record his vote on the side
of justice, that event will be looked up
on as a very favorable omen.
We are inclined to think that the pro-
posed plan will add to the chances Of
Tilden. If the laws and the precedents
should be literally followed, we do moi
see how Hayes could be defeated by
bringing the matter straight before con
gress, and having the votes counted anC
declared, as they always have been bu
in that event there might be great dis
satisfaction, and the defeated party
would always claim that they were cheat
ed out Of a president. By the proposed
plan the highest and best tribunal tina
can be selected in the country will TAX
the responsibilities, and, as we believe
decide the matter according to law. Tn
defeated candidate and his party will
then have no reasonable cause for com
plant, and should cheefully acquiesc
in the decision. Great as would be tn
seeming calamity, we should much rath
er see Tilden in the presidential chat
than Hayes, if he received majority {
the electoral votes. But. on the othe
hand, we speak the sentiment of ever
true Republican, when we say that
will be a dangerous experiment for an
mob, faction or party to undertake
force Tilden upon the country as pres
dent, if he was not elected. JustiC
must be done, though the heavens fall.
BE IL enacted, &c., That the Sena
and House of Representatives shall me,
in the hall of the House of Represent
tives at the hour Of one o'clock, DO
meridian, on the first Thursday in Fe
ruary, anno domini, 1877, and the Pre-
ident of the. Senate shall be their presi
ing officer. Two tellers shall be prey
ously appointed On the part of the Sc
ate and two on the part of the House
Representatives, to whom shall be han
ed, as they are opened by the Preside
of the Senate, all the certificates al
papers purpOrt;Dg to be certificates
the electoral votes, which certificates al
papers shall be opened, presented al
acted upon in the alphabetical order
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29

The Democratic press is now sticky
with praises which are being bestowed
on some of the Republican leaders in
congress, who have carried the presiden-
tial compromise measure through that
body. But since that party swallowed
Horace Greeley. they are prepared for
ANYTHING.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29

The chase, England's national sport.
engages the energies, almost daily. of
thirty thousand men, twenty thousand
hounds and one hundred thousand
horses, and costs three million five hun
bred thousand dollars a year.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29
Dissolution Notice.

Barton Landing. VT, January IL, 1877.
The copartnership of the firm of II. W. Buchanan 4
Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
books for short time will be left the store for set
Element, but must be settled at H. w Buchan-
an is going ont O? the State. TAKE NOTICE AND COW
RRy YOURSELVES LeeoRDIsGLY,
- H. W. BUCHANAN q CO.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29

Barton Landing. VT. January H. 1877.
Daniel Buchanan and Daniel Buchanan, Jr.. have
this day formed copartnershp under the style of D.
Buchanan &Qo and will pay all debts Of the late firm
of II, W. Buchangn & Co.
DANIEL BUCHANAN, JR.
DANIEL BUCHANAN.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29

The State of Maine pays five dollars
bounty for every bear killed within its
limits. Last year five hundred and
fOrty-nine were killed, costing the state
two thousand seven hundred and forty
five doliass
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29

While coastlng, In Preston, CT, Fri
day night, James Adams had both legs
broken: Charles Coy, badly cut in the
groin, and four others badly bruised.
All were from New London, and were
on one sled.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29
Westmore land Sale.

The nonresident proprietors of the town of West
more in the County of Orleans, and State of Vermont
hereby notified that the assessed by the State
and the said within the three years preced-
ing this date remain in whole or in part unpaid, on
the following described lands, to wit:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29

The annual report of the inebriate
asylum at Binghampton, N. Y, states
that from May lst, 1867, to December
3lst. 1876, two thousand and sixty-fv
patients were treated. More than one
half of these were permanently cured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06
I'D WHITFIELD

Git St. Charles stroot,s a.,
~ =, s,r,ps OF Veneral Diseases, semi
nj ,,S F,ni,ion, and Sexual Debility, wiin
nnn ni SI success. No matter who failed
cail o. write; pamphle, o. consultation nn q;
Can refer TO the medical rosesssoo " ~
paaeH VI. csausT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-06
nrGENn DELIGHT,
Oausca tho Body to Gain In Solid Floah
PRESCRIPTION FREE,

v>oR the ap,edy Cure OF seminal Weak
mean Lost Manhood, aud oil disc rdern
ht on by indlsoretlods or excess, ANY
druaricf. has tho tnyredienta-
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