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nv daughter has received great benefit from
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was . source Of great anxiety TO all OF her
tored her health, strength and appetite.
n. H.;TILDEE, Il -,..'F. =
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
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CHxaLEsrows, MASS, March 10, 1859.
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any one In need Of such 9 medicine.
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,V,HIs House lis now open for the recep-
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TlHE firm of ]. N..Suthcrland 4, Coils
All indebted to the firm will make payment i;
to j. N. Sutherland, who is authorized to
settle up the business of the firm: -
J: N. SUTHERLAND, -,
II. J. ARMSTRONG:
=: - W. F. SUTHERLAND. b
Belto1fis. C:,.Nov:2o, 1s7e.s =
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The undersigned, having purchased .the
entire stock of General, Merchandise. of :.
r. N. Sutherland g. Co. Have formed a COS.
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low for cash at the old stand, ,Iunder thee
!iirm name and style of Sutherland, q Arm
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Bolton, Nov. 20, 1875. 81 10 : ..-s7..
.CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. -. :, . +. :
BY W. ". H'mphreys, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Dr.. E. NJ. Brown has. made
suit tGdf me to grant him letters of Adminis-
tration, on the Estate and effects Of John
Reed, deceased. C. ri .1s' seT
These:are therefore to cite and admonish !:
all kindred and creditors of the said John
Reed, deceased, to- be and appear before
me in Court of Probate, to be held at An.
derson Court House on Friday, Januai
ry 10Th, 1877. after publication hereof,
to shew cause. if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted: -
Given under my hand, this 22nd d''day' Of
December, A. d. 1876, ..n..a.,: i..s,; "a.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, =.
i';'''. 80 Judge Of Probate.
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What Is TeQetiste F.

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las been proved by many all aged person. 1t is
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them YOU viii say to your friend, neighbor and
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" ,be Defendaut. Marv Andrews J,

20 the Defendant; Mary-Andrews: 4 -
NOTICE is hereby given that oh actions
n,s been commenced in this Court upon a
COMPLAINT of the above IIamed: Plaintiff
-nr the purpose of obtaining q sale to pay.
Iebts and liabilities Of deceased Of the
PREMISES therein described, under the diree.
ion Of this Court, and for division of the
'rocceds of such sale among said creditors
according to their. respective rights, which
premises were at the time of the commence
nent of this action and the filing of this
notice, situate in the State of South Caroli.
IA, County of Anderson, and are described
in the said complaint as the real estate of
Peter II: rWaiker deceaseda Of which you
have an interest.
JOHN B. MOORE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dec %, 1876 81. "a :; 6
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STATE OF SOUTH reARoLllHEAAH'
COUNIt Uf ANDERSUN.
In THE COIlRT Or pRORATE

IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
f. NJ. Brown, y i riainhf, against eliielstssr elilts NJ.
Walker, Columbus G. Walker, Benjamin
F. Walker ct al, Defendants. W up up .H;F'sunmons
To the Defendant, Mary Andrews:
V7OU are hereby summoned and required
j. :. to answer. the complaint in this &C.,
tidR, which is filed III the Probate Judges
iliicc December 2l, 1876. and to serve aoopy
If your answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber at his office. at Anderson Court
House, South Carolina, within twenty days
after the service hereof exclusive t tho day, /.
II such'service; and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the ,sime aforesaid, :!
:hc plaintiff i'll this action will apply to the,
':ourt for the relief demanded in the COM
Dated e1st December 4. D. 1876. -
:".r... -'asa' JOHN B. MOORE, 10
ii -. Plaintiffs Attorney. :,
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ORANGE COUNTY NE VS..

Chelsea,
November 23, Joseph Smith, a
young man living on the west hill,
placed the muzzle OF his gun under
his left arm pit and lighted a match
on the barrel. The match broke, and
the lighted end came in contact with
the cap, dischargng the gun. The
charge passed under the shoulder and
into his side, injuring him so he died
in few hours. He was twenty-five
years old, and is the son OF Nathaniel
Smith, who recently lived in Pomfret'
Some years since he was wounded by
gun in tho hands of comrade.
The funeral OF Levi Bean was at
tended November 80, at the house OF
his brother in law, James Merrill, and
an excellent sermon was delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. Worthen, pastor of the
Methodist Society in this place, from
Ecclesiastes $40.
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w
Winner first put in an appearance
here on Wednesday evening.
"A dancing school is talked OF.
-Rumor has il that there is "mu
sic il the air" up "Snow Hollow"
White River was closed over in
several places with "anchor ice" las
sunday morning.
Peter Kettle received severe in
turies few days since while at aworl
on the r. r. bridge at Centerville by
getting fore finger crushed between
two timbers.
Henry Silver found his horse
dead in his stable recently. Cause o.
death unknown. The horse was val
ued at $4,000.
No wonder the defendant coult
not get around to attend that lawsul
at No. Pomtret. We should have
been tempted to have "sqneezee
through some small holes" and en-
deavored to have escaped justice
too, had we missused Mr.. Babcock il
the way he has been.
The church organ was recent.
opened by mischievious boy ant
lett exposed TO a leaky roof, conse
quenty it refused to produce must
cal sound and was sent to Brattlebort
tor repairs. 1t is suggested that TIT
sexton see that all rogues are KEEP
from doing mischief while in thu
house, especially that boy!
-"Asa" came near having hi
"clothing establishment" totally de
molished by fire few nights since
while coming from Quechee. Moral
Beware when using those ''lonl
mines"
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South Woodstock,

The schools in this vicinity begin
this week. Il. E. Jaquith teaches in
District No II O. M. Barber in No.
IS, and W. H. Sanderson in this vii
lage. The Academy opened Tuesday
with fair prospects for the winter
term.
Prof Williams lectured here last
Saturday evening, and gave an inter
esting talk in regard TO what he knew
of horses and horse training.
"A revival among the Second Ad
vents has been one of the novel cpl
sodes of the place. For two weeks,
closing last Sunday, they have held Il
series of meetings which have excited
considerable interest and have been
we'll attended by people of all classes.
But your correspondent does not learn
that they made many converts.
Mine host Clifford did not give
his usual Thanksgiving Ball, but cal
culates to open his doors to the public
January sth, and welcome them to q
generous Democratic jubilee.
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AFinc Microscope for few Cents.


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Tunbridge.
There has been quite an interest in
religion manifested on the east hill
lately. Two have been converted,
and they have meetings at the church
on the Sabbath, which has not been
the case except al long intervals for
some years. There was large and
flourishing Free Will Baptist Society
there once. but Discussions crept in
and the faith OF some waxed faint, and
for several years it has existed only in
name, but from reports they seem TO
have taken a new lease of lite lately.
There has been a slight disturbance
in the school in the Kirg district
lately.
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Windsor.

Windsor.
I'VE repeat-no anchor ice in
the Connecticut River at the time OF
writing this. This is remarkable for
the Sd of December. When did the
like ever occur before ?
The Journal says that more
than sixty rowing guests of the town
have been entertained by MIR. ii. f.
Thompson during the past month at
his Hotel Dss Trans and still they
come
The Bookstore of f. H, Butler
& Co., has been moved into the lower
story of the Journal building, just
south of the "Wlndsor House. We
are Informed that a Bookstore was
kept in the same place many years
ago.
Charles w. Whitaker has also
moved his store into Story's building,
lust two doors south of his recent
place of business,
Senator Patterson will deliver
the next lecture Of the course this
"Wednesday evening. Subject
"Mauhood." Theodore Tilton deliy-
ers the next and third, Dec. 18th
Subject to be announced III our next
issue. Undoubted there will be a
large crowd of people out to hear this
distinguished and brilliant lecturer
Collector Rolin Amsden is out
with his State, and State School tax
bills amounting, we believe, to about
80 per cent. on the Grand List. Pay
before February LIST, and save your
discount Of 4 per cent.
Those Brattleboro 'boys re
yiyalists--are to hold a series of meet
ings in the Baptist Meeting House
next week, as we are informed. They
are splendid singers.
The convicts at the State Prison
had good Thanksgiving dinner
furnished them, consisting of as many,
if not more extra dalnties than many
families had outside. That is all
right.
Our Village Schools commence
on Thursday OF the present week.
The term is to be 10 weeks.
Herbert Biathrow of this village
was before Justice T. E. Winn,
recently, for theft OF some 8 or $40,
perpetrated in Wea,hersGeld last Sum.
mer, and bound over for trial at the
present term of our County Court
The organization Of a Literary
Clut,' is talked Of in this Village
We hope it will soon be brought about
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Quechee.
The entertainment given by the
young people OF this place on We'd
nesday evening of last week was
successful and pleasant affair.
Scott has thrown out a new and
beautiful sign, painted by Mr.. E.
Thomas.
Sylvester Merrill has purchased a
Prindle sleaming apparatus, which he
uses in preparing feed tor his cattle.
Charles Cowen has the "boss'
full blooded Jersey calf of this section
1t is seven months old and weighs
447 lbs.
The natives have been some
what exercised during the past week
over the report that lady had invest
ed in q thousand dollar shawl. We
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POnfret,

POmfret,
Silver weddings seem to be the
order of the day. The friends OF MIR.
VIM. Hutchinson and wife met at
their residence last Friday afternoon
and evening to celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary of their welded lite.
There was large company in atten-
dance. Valuable gifts were presented
in a friendly manner and received with
gratitude. The evening was spent in
social chat and mirthtul plays. A
general good time was enjoyed by all.
Herman Bugbee, one of our most
enterprising farmers, is funhing up a
large, roomy poultry house. He has
got a kitchen, nursery, sittingroom and
bedroom where his hens Can lay and
take their case. Mr.. B. is going into
tue poultry business quite extensively
thinking it pays better than any other
production of the farm.
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WINDSOR COUNTY COURT.
DECEMBER TERM, 1877.
Hon. JAMES BARRETT, Judge.
CALVIN FRENCH, ! Assist
CROSBY MILLER, Judges.

Court opened at 10 o'clock a. M,
Tuesday, December 4, with prayer by
the Rev. Elder Hazen and proclation
by Sheriff Stims0n. On call OF the
docket, fifty cases were marked Tor
trial by jury. Proclamation was made
by the sheriff tor the grand and petit
jurors. No case being ready for tial
on the assembling of the court in the
afternoon, court adjourned until nine
o'clock a. M, "Wednesday, December
5, when the jury were called in No.
IL, Clifford VS.. Hassam. This is an
action on the case for malicious prose
cution tried at the December term.
1876. Verdict for defendant. Ex-
ceptions taken. Remauded from Su,
preme Court February term. 1877.
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Barnard.

Barnard.
oodstock claims to beat any
other town in regard to pigs. G. G.
Aikens' pig, kill Dec. Sd, aged 9
months, dressed 4O13 lbs. ; H. A.
Woods pig, killed Dec. 4th, aged 8
months and 8 days, dressed 427 lbs.
Can Woodstock beat this : If 80 let
us hear from you.
-Thomas Lynch has commenced q
suit against Wesson Newcomb for Diet
amatcn Of character and for false i'm
prisoument, setting the damages at
$4,000.
Hiram J. Luce, Esq, killed pig
one year old last week that weighed
SIG lbs.
&C. G. Aikens, Esq, has an April
pig that girts 5 1T. and 2 in. round
him 5 #. and 4 in. from between his
ears to the root of his tail.
Silver Lake was frozen over on
Sunday morning so as to hold light
persons, and Monday it was good
skating.
The winter term of the village
school commenced on Monday. 1t Is
taught by Miss Clara Atwood.
-Witherell Bros. gave one of their
unique entertainments at the Town
Hall last week. Miss Alice is as ever
queen of the musical fraternity. John
lie Smith is the man to make you
laugh, yet. He is hard to beat in his
songs and dances. They have first
class show. X
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-05

Hartland.
Mr.. L. A. Shedd, who has raised a
fine lot of poultry this season, had ii
nearly all stolen not long since. A hen.
roost thief is mighty mean man-he
is ahead of the man who subscnbes fol
a newspaper with no intention of evel
paying for it.
Two tramps who remained in the
town tramp-house one night recently
left in the morning without lheil
breakfast rather than saw wood to pay
for it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-05

East Barnard.
Jonathan Ashley has improved
the looks of his house very much by
adding green blinds.
Our school is kept this winter by
a lady from Pomfret-Miss Minnie o.
Chamberlain.
Augustus Paddock felt pricking
sensation in his heel the other day,
After taking off his stocking he dis
covered the eye Of a sewing needle in
the stocking. By the assistance Of
Dr.. Turner the remaining part was
extracted from his heel.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-05

DR.. Ba]lou has changed the time
Of holding his meetings from elven a
m, to two p. m.
John p. Keith has returned home
after spending nearly two years in
California.
MIR. and Mrs. Sweet are stopping
here for a short time from Milford,
Mass.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-05
North Tunbridge.

North Tunbridge.
Walter Ordway has given up house
keeping and gone to live with his
wife,s father in Chelsea, and his step
father, Elisha Louge, is to occupy the
premises in G., Hacketts house which
he has vacated.
Those who attended the dance at
mine hos: Sprague's at East Ran.
dolph on the night OF November 20
had tip top time.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-05

have not been advised as to what the
natives propose TO do abou. it.
Our accomplished barber, Desiah
veyette, is contemplating going to
Claremont, N. H., to reside.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-05

Chicago clergymen are coming out
against the so-calIed comedy of "Plnk
Dominos." We cant see the sense of
attacking eptemeral wickedness in a
city that keeps so much chronic Gus
sedness constantly on hand. Boston
Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-05
No. POHlfret,

I
Il. B. Kimball of Sharon raised
three squashes from one vine which
weighed 1913 pounds all told; one go
one sc, one 81 pounds. 1t was in
bloom the first OF August and was re.
moved from the vine the 30th of Sep
TENDER. Mr.. Kimball says beat this
and he will try again.
MIR. Dickey is making the pig:
squeel teartully this week.
--hIr. Alonzo Snow Of this place
killed a pig eight months ole
that weighed 3lS pounds. Who
beats this
The winter term Of school com
menced on Monday of this week
taught by Mrs. Fred Lamberton O
this place. She is competent teach
er. Success attend her.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-05

Moody and Sankey are preaching
to the Rhode Island sinners.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-12-05

For fifteen cts we will send by mail post
paid. a beautiful oil portrait Of either of the
above eminent men. A pair for Is cts. or
the set of eight for Is cts. These are not in
ferior daubs but really fine portraits, pro-
nounced by good judges to be perfect like
nesses. Liberal Inducements to agents.
Price list free. All the popular chromos and
frames ut the very bottom prices. A splen.
did Assortment OF 24x3J chromos on stretch.
ers at 50 cts each.
BAYRD 4 GULDSTEIN, Cleveland, q.
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AS we go to pytss a warm ram
storm is in progress.
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Notice.

-pAYrn PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
n at the CLERK of the Board of County C0nmis-
sioners Office at Idaho City. ]. T.. up 70 :. ~,
July a. 1871 for keeping in repair ana e
the roads and highways in the several dlstrlcls u
Boise county for the term OF 1--WE w eais LEI
after awarding of contracts In accofoanS0 49, -
act of the Legislature of the Territory OF lpa5o az
proved January 10, 1877, and the aSe
thereto approved December ~, loH ou;.,ns
District No l:-Commencing at the warm oplSrss
thence to Idaho City. thence to the houtiS VI III
nois Gulch and from Idaho CITY 70 Tue Snra Idaho
Citv to the summit between Idaho CITY anu Dvston'
District No 2:-Commencng at Quartlourg'
thence via Granite Creek, PlacerVllie ana C 9
VILE to the summit between CenterVllle ana loaho
citv Also from Centerville via Boston, TO the sum-
NIT to the Star Ranch. Also from the Boston ROAD
at Garden Guch to Granite Creek via Chufche SO"
mill, on Wolf creek. ~ 1,ro.;on of
the Placervile and Pioneer City roads IN center
Vile. thence to one mile above Pioneer CITY. Also
from Pioneer City to the Placerv1e road on sne III
vide between Boyle's Gulch and Opnr crevK'
| District No Accommodating at Placervllle, thence
tn the Upper Payette valley, and up SAID valley 10
McBrides Ranch The bid for this district VIII not
/ include the rebuilding of the crloges across Inc
: 9;strict No. Recommending at Horseshoe Bend
I and running to Jerusalem. :, -.
District No Recommending at the mouth OF Car
ter creek and running soutAsrly toward DOISe oi'S
/ to the county line. .u
| District No. 7:-Commencing at the mouth VI Il
| linois Gulch and running to Banner City
Each proposal or bid so submitted 10 the Doaru
ohaT he accompanied with bond conditioned tor
the faithful performance and duties OF the contract
which NAV be made and entered into by and be-
tween the person making the proposal or old' ana
the Board of Commissioners, IN sum nos lesS
than double the amount bid and stated in said pro-
p rs for the improvement and keeping in repair
the roads and highways within the
the said bond to be secured by two or more sure
ties who shall justify in the same form and manner
| as is required on bonds of county officers.
JAMES MoRIARTY,
Clerk Board County Commissioners
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion removes treckles,
tan anc sallowness; makes the skin soft,
white, and delicate. Its application can
not be dete. ted.
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a GARD.

To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscretions of youth, nervous WeahIr
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C. on :
will send recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remeab%
was discovered by missionary j oou ne
America Send a selfaddressed enVeloRRS
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ~
Bible House, New York City.
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cart Initiating Nature"

A coating of diamonds on apare crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds. Their
luster is perpetual. For sale only at
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Store, ITO Broadway, opposite Stewart,
New York. Goods sent G. 0. d., with
privilege to examine before paying for
them. Send for illustrated price list,
"a have no agents.