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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-08-11

FALSE IMPREssIuSs.=TI is general
.ly supposed by certain class III eiti-
zens, who are not practical or expert
enced, that Dyspepsia can not invari-
ably be cured, but we are pleased to
say that GREENS AUGUsT FLOWER has
never, TO our knowledge, failed to cure
Dyspepsia ael Liver Complaint in all
its forms, such as Sour Stomach, Costs
iyeness, Sick Headache, palpitation
of the Heart, low spirits, &C., &C.
Out OF 10000 dozen bottles sold last
year, not a single failure was rerortedi
but thousands of complimentary let
tiers received from Druggists Of won-
lerfnl cures. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try it. Stmple bottles 10
cents. Regular size 70 cents. For
sale by 2. j. Noyes, Lancaster; A.
X. Towne, Gorham; o. S. Blood,
Whitefield; True Loverin, Colebrook.
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tine Exchange to-day resolved, rela
tive to the losses and damages result
ing from the late riots, that a commit
tee of seven urge united action among
the members of this and other exchan-
ges in the prosecution of claims, to
consult with legal authorities for the
purpose of ascertaining on whom the
losses and damages properly falls and
to decide as TO the best method ofpre-
pairing, presenting and collecting
claims when tile responsibility is de-
termined.
MAUcn CHUNK, Aug. C. All the
trains began running regularly on the
LehIgh and Susquehanna road last
night. Every train is on time. There
is not the slightest trouble. On the
Lehigh Valley road the night trains
begin tonight.
WlLKEsBARRE, Aug. .. Four more
companies of regulars arrived here to
day. Trains on the Lehish and Sus-
quehanna have started. The first one
from Scranton here was stopped below
Pleasant Valley by stones wedged be-
tween the tracks.
SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 6. Two hun
dred and eighty regulars Under Col.
Burren arrived to-day to relieved the
9TH regiment of militia, who have been
here since Saturday..
The miners of the Lackawanna Co.
show no signs of returning TO work,
and threatening letters continue to be
addressed to the mechanics, who are
said to be in favor of going to work
in the car shops. Everything is quiet
tonight.
NEW YorK, Aug. G. This morning
so Italian laborers were taken to the
cole dock at Port Johnson, n. j., in a
barge to take the places of :he men
striking for an advance to the old rate
of wages paid last spring. After the
Italians arrived demon rat!ons by the
rioters became violent, and help was
telegraphed for to Jersy City. The
receiver of the company cslled upor
the court for protection. and Judge
McKenna issued notice that the pro
perty is under the control Of the court
and that any interference is violation
of the law, Which will be speedily pun
ished, A special Car was dispatched
from Jersy City for Port johnson thi
afternoon with Iillinghast, the rcceiv
er, Sheriff Laverty and 20 policemen
One hundred special officers are Oh
duty at Port johnson. Msyor Bayou
ne has closed all drinking places ant
the 4th regiment is under arms.
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AUGUST FLowER.- The most mis-
erable beings in the world arc those
suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. More than seventy-fve
per cent. of the people in the United
States are afflicted with these two
diseases and their effects; such MS
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit
ual Costiyeness, Palpitation of the
Heart, Heartburn, Water-brash,
gnawing and burning pains at the pit
of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue and disagrceuble taste in the
mouth, coming up of food after eating.
low spirits, &c. Go to your Druggist,
p. j. Noycs, Lancaster; A. X.
Townc, Gorham; o. S. Blood, White
field; True Loverin, Colebrook, and
get 40 cent bottle of August Flower
or a sample bottle for 10 cents. Try
it, Two doses will relieve you.
Oily
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Rev. L. D. Hopkins of St. Johns
bury, charged with forgery and sent
to Jail some weeks since il default Of
bail, appeared onthe streets Saturday,
having furnished the Necessary bail.
George Gates Of East St.Johnsbury
shot 81 woodchucks in three days
hunting. Quite country for wood
chuchs, that.
If Russia only demanded autono-
my for Bulgaria under Christian Gov
errors the Porte would agree to make
peace.
The Vienna, correspondent, al
though agreeing with Turkey in the
present circumstances, says that
many who talk OF peace Utterly disbc-
lieve that Russia will consent until
she has gained some signal success.
VIENNA &; Aug.6 a telegram from Bel
grade announces that Prince Milan
when at PoIies:i, received permission
from the Gar to participate in the
campaign.
CoNsrANTINorLE, August 6. Count
Itchy, Austrian Ambassador, had q
confidential audience with Kadria Bey,
President of the Council Of State. The
latter is said to have minated that
the Porte, in spite of the late success
er, is firmly convinced that the war is
really misfortune for the whole
world.
LONDON, Aug. T. The Telegraph's
dispatch says that telegl am received
from Bucharest announces that Meh-
emet Ali and Osman Pasha jointly de-
feated the Russians at Tirnova, with II
loss of $1,000 killed and wounded.
The Car has gone back TO Fro.esli
This is probably canard.
BELGRADE. Aug. 6. Orders have been
issued for mobillizing the first class of
militia to be ready in eight days. the
officers and Dragons must be prepaed
in forty eight hours to start for their
destinations. Everywhere munitions
and provisions arc being quietly col
lected. The Red Cross Society is
hastily preparing all necessaries.
Minister Ristcs is to go on mission
to Vienna. 1t is rumored that in a
few days orders will be issued for
troops to march to the frontier.
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above named place. Now we sincerly
hope that some means will be devised
TO continue this good work. We have
two church cdifces here, and we
should, in our opinion, sustain divine
worship in them. AS far as our OBJ
servation and experience has extend
ed, we think Mr.. Willis has given en-
tire satisfaction, and we think that
this community woul,l be glad to see
HIM employed for another year. lie
has with very few exceptions since
our sojourn in the place, had p very
fair and an extreemly appreciative
congregation, and we sincerely believe
it to be the desire of the community
here to have him remain. We hope
that the officials of this church wall
see it for their intrest to attend to this
matter. They can surely obtain no
harder and enthu siastic worker, and
one who will labor for the intrests Of
tho church, than Mr.. Willis, and we
are confident that all our readers will
agree with us, and be anxious that lie
remain. We hope that when the par
ish meeting is held there will be
large attendance.
Victory is 'boss" on oats. A man
of that town has As acres of oats SOW
ed, all in one field, and the average
height of them throughout the whole
field, is 5 1.3 feet. If any one can
beat this, let him come forward, and
we shall hold ourselves open to con-
viction.
We most highly appreciate the kind
ness of that lady that done so much
to furnish us with items for the HER
AID, and who took so much pains tc
tell us of it, while enjoying the re-
freshing infue noes Of an evening
smoke in the bower last Thursday
evening. We don't notice any chill
dren's troubles, as we don't deem it o
sufficient interest.
Our young townsman Chas. Webb
is getting popular in his profession o.
violin playing. Friday night he was
called upon to play at Lancaster.
True merit will always .fnd notice in
TIM.
We call notice to the alvertisemc n
of Caldcrwood and Severance of ST
Johnsbury, in another column. Thi
firm are large dealers in farniture
and we believe in the old and true
saying, that
Gle who dy his "biz" would thrive
Mast sell goods cheap, and adver
tse."
ANY thing from foot-stool of TIT
, cheapest character, to parlor set G
thd highest order crn be found in thei
store, and any one who may fave
, them with call, will find them to b
gentlemen, in every sense ofthe word
and will find their prices reasonable
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+; 1ot'' J''',.
GUILDU1LL.

WANrED-Some good hay. Inquire
at this office.
Gov. Dale invaded or sluctur list
Monday. We are always glad to see
you Governor
We were pleased to sec the genial
face of Henry Julivinc of West Con-
cord, i'll town few days since.
Mrs. Dow, of Boston, who has
been spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs. j. 5. Thomson, will leave
for her home to-day Saturday.
The mama of c. b. Leslie Esq, of
Wells River, doomed up rather con-
spiciousiy upon the Essex House,
register last Monday evening. Mr..
Leslie is an old All ktrlcl member of
this bar.
GENTLEMEN who use Tobacco,
for Smoking or Chewing, will find all
interesting notice in our paper Of this
date from tue Merchants Tobacco
Company; 80 Broad Street; Boston
Mass.
e. We are panied to chroncal the
accident of Mr.. John Cobb. While
going into the woods, some days
since, an axe which he carried upon
his shoulder became complicated in
some way with some brush, and
brought the axe il close Communion
with one of Johns feet. At last &C
counts John was doing we'll, but the
axe is ruined for life.
If there is any one thing that we
enjoy better than another, it is to sit
under the shade of bower and listen
TO the soothing and refreshing notes
of q violin, with a full blooded Ital-
ian at the helm, and his big brother
blowing the harp with sweet and be-
witching effect. Such was the 10Y
granted We detected and forlorn speci.
man of broken down printer last
Monday afternoon. The effect was
simply astonishing. 1t seems rs
though trials and tribulations would
never cease in this world.
The young ladies of this village,
= Miss Follensby being chairman, had
very enjoyable time in the fourth of
July bower last Saturday evening
Through their direction, fine swing
was put up, and the bower cleaned
and arranged i'll an attractive way.
Games of various kinds were intro
duced and enjoyed hughly by all pres
ant. A large number of invitations
were given, and, we think they were
generally responded to by the pres
cnce of the recipients. Much credit
Is due to the young ladies for the fine
manner in which they entertained
their invited guests. The young men
should not be forgotten, as they mind.
ed their lords in good style, and be-
haved themselves like good, obedient
boys. 1t does beat all, what won.
dcrful influence skirts have on the
male portion of q community.
AN IMPORTANT FACr.-Our readers
are doubtless aware that the term fo,
which Mr.. Willis was engaged. nc
pastor of the Congregational church
at this place, expires on Monday the
the 20 inst AS yet, we have heard
OF no arrangement being made, either
with Mr.. Willis Or any one else, to
continue religious soryiees in thc
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-08-11

CORNWALL. VT, Nov. 10, 1876.
Messrs. +. +. Smith & Co:
l feel desious to express to you my
gratitude for the benefit You: Pile
Pills have conferred upon me. After
being troubled with that painful and
annoying disease, the Piles for more
than 30 years, and after trying
every known remedy, without effect,
l at last, as you know without much
faith, WAS induced to try your Pills,
and to my astt III 5ement and great joy
in short time found myself well.
The change has been 50 great, that |
feel in my whole system like new
man.
j. X. SPERRY.
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LHHfHLHrg.

LH"rnb burg.
Tickets for the centennial and re-
turn can be bought at the Lunenburg
stotion, good until the goth of Aug,
for the very small sum of S 600. The
rout extends over the p. &. o. r.. r.
to Cambridge; thencc on the Burling-
ton and Lamoile to Burlington; from
there on the Vermont Central to Ben
nington. Start from here the 18th inst,
Oh the A 80 train.
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ta'ltall Br,in2's Bir''t''e.

cExFRAL MERCH ANDIsE.--F Ilall.
SEN - do n. h. Hubbard.
EsSEV HOUSE.-Wm. II. ilartshoin.
a 4 TOURNEY. &C. D. Beston.
IsiIYSICAN ---Dr. y. 5. BOyce.
iituRFR NANF'ER.--L. +. Moore.
t;RIST MILL. +. Moore.
MERY SPA BIE--Charles +. HartshOrn,
a. ARPFNTERS. Vim. ID. Rosebrooks, VIM.
a. Wa,hburn, Hubbard Will..rd, Joseph
OrmSbv.
1.oST-OFIICE.--Mm. II. Ilnrtshorn.
StIoElMAKER,--C. W Juv.
xynniS IIfMBER SURVEY0R,--P. X. Fol
lunshy. - -, r,,,a &
wUEELWRIGHTS,-- -B. L. Cobb, Pooie
i'ACksNITH, Jonathan Poole.
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Arrivals and Departure
of Mails.

Mails arrive at Guildhall Post Office from
thr south at I O'Clock L. NJ. From the North
nj 9 clock A. NJ,
directions, IT $500 ".
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Northumberland, N. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE,---R. L. Adams
Patrons of Husbsndry.
POST OFFiCE.-R. l.. Adams.
wHEELVRIGi rs. WIN. Irshlll.
BLACKSMI rIS.-Wm. ii. Poole Son.
PEGS, STRAW BOARD and STARCH, Rob
, S0RrHUMBERLAND TOLL BRIDGE, .--Geo
Poole, keeper. ..-..-s- .r .,.t . v, -
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The Railroads and the Strikers.

PrrrsBuRG, Aug. 6. The strike Of
the workmcn at the National Tube
Works at McKaesport has ended, and
the men will resume work without an
advance of wages.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug.6. The Mari
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County Officers :

CLERK. c. Z. Benton; JUDGES, Porter Hin
man and Isaac X. Houston: SHERIFF, j. A.
Mnnsur; JUDGE OF PRODArEs VIM. Ii. Harris
horn; REGISTER OF PROBATE, g. +. Benton
TREASURER, Richard Small: STATES ATl OR.
SEY. Geo. w. lIartshorn; HIGH BAILLIfF, u.
l.. RAMSEY; COURT AUDITOR, &C. Chase.
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ESSEX COUNTY GRAMMAR
SCH O o Il!

The fall term of this InG.tution will oom-
mencc at Guildhall, on Monday. the Bird day OF
September next under the direction of Mrs.
ID. h. Spooner and continue ten weeks.
JOHN w. WEBB, lCommittee
p. II. FOLLENSBY, of
C. E. BENTON, } Trus tees.
AnnI1qf 1877
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Churches.

CoxGREt; ATIoNAL..-Rev. J. G. Willis.
ISr,.acbing botb forenoon aud afternoon.
1tETiIoniST. ..I,cv. w. g. Robinson, Preach
inv moth forenoon and afternoon.
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The new M. L. Church of this place
will be dedicated to the worship of the
Almighty on Thursday the 10th inst.
the sermon commencing at 100 p. NJ -.
The Dedicatory sermon will be preach
ed by Rev l.. d. Barrows ID. ID. of
Plymouth N. II. Sermon at $50 p.
M. by Rev. VIM. II. Puffer Presiding
Elder of st. Johnsbury district.
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Island Fond.

Island Fond.
Fitzgerald & Grindall are pushin Z
the work on their new mill. The
frame is up and covered, and nearly
ready for the machinery.
On the 4th inst, Leroy Wood came
into the post office with blood run
ming freely from his nose. He enter
ed complaint against Martin Dan
tho, claiming that Martain struck him
with stone, with out just provication.
Town Grand Juror Pinney made an
investigation, and elected the fact
that the trouble originated about a
horse that belonged to Wood. which
had got loose and was introducing up
on Martins premises. Suspecting
trouble, Martain went aud see Leroy.
and claimed that he meant no harm.
He was just in fun ard was sorry,
Most likely Martain's sorrow increas-
ed upon seeing the Grand Juror.
Leroy forgave him.. and they shook
hands and parted good friends.
On the 9th inst, Thomas Connolly
was brought before A. H. Bonett, Esq.
on complaint and warrant charged
with throwing stones in the night time
and breaking in windows at the house
of Patrick Kuel also using boistrous
and threatning language. The respon.
dent plead guilty and was fined ten
dollars and cost, and ordered to rec
ognize to the state in the sum of 5000
to keep the peace for one year.
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B. c.. & M. r. r. Time
- Table.
Members of the Essex County Bar re-
- siding in the County:

Geo. y. Dale, D. S. Storrs and.Z. NJ Manaur,
Island Pond; Geo. w. IIastshorn, Canaan /;
G.. +. Benton, Guidhall; Harvey & Gleason
and A. +. Nichols, West Concord.
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Price for large box, 80 90. sent to an v pa
of the United states or Canada by mail ON re
ceipt OF price. Address,
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED,

All suffers from this disease that are anx-
ious to be cured. should try DR. kIsSNEliS
CELEBRATED CONSERVATIVE POWDERS. These
powders are the only preparation known that
will cure CONSUMPTION and all diseases of the
Throat and lungs-indecd, so strong Is our
faith in them. and also to convince Nou that
they are no humbug we will forward I o every
sufferer, by mail, postpaid, free trial box.
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We don't want your money until you are
perfectly satisfied of their curative powers.
IL your lite is worth saving, don't delay in
giving these Powders trial, as they Will sure
~ cure you.
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Rev. L. D. Hopkins Of St. Johns
bury, charged with forgery and sent
to Jail some weeks since il default Of
bail, appeared onthe streets Saturday,
having furnished the necessary bail.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
THE STRIKE BROKEN.

ABSOLUTE SURE NDER OF THE ERIE EMPLOYEES Al
Observation-Disclosures TO START TO-DAY.
HORNET LsvILLr, N Y, July 26-1 a. m.-Tbe
agreement discussed by the strikers last evening was
ratified by them in executive session, and the strike
is ended II amounts in fact to plete surrender
on the part of the strikers The terms are substan-
tially as follows, to be- ratified and signed by the
railroad companies and the employees: The ten
per cent reduction of iremen and brakemen are
agreed to no man to be arrested and prosecuted or
sub ,eauently discharged account of the strike
trackmen to receive tue same wages they did prior
70 Juue the renstating of the three division men
not 10 be put in the form OF a demand, but the
strikers leaving the matter entirely to the Judgment
and generosity of superintendent Taylor.
The strikers will resume work early IN the morn
ing. and all obstructions will be at once removed
and trains will run as formerly. At the request OF
the citizens General Ward has promised to make
full-dress parade of the entire command through
the streets of Hornellsvle. News of the termlna-
ton of the strike caused general rejoicing in camp
and among citizens while the strikers feel sore and
declare that their victory is barren. The
behavior of the 2.}d Regiment is praised on all
hands and to the influence of their presence ana
excellent discipline due in great part the termlI-
tion of the strike. The damage to the road Is eSi,
mated at over one million dollars. lhe camp VIII
break up as soon orders are received from uOV.
RI
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

receipt by the Treasurer OF certificate OF depo,,
OF funds In the New-York Office Of M.
will be ordered paid to the proper person by IN.
Assistant Treasurer at either Of the point first named
designated in the certificate.
spatch received at the War Department thIs after,
Announces the 9th Infantry LETT Om tha mi.
morning for Rock Isaud where they expected 10 ar
rive tonight.
RearAdmiral Trenchard in command OF the gor,h Az,
lantic Fleet here and has hosted his ag on tho swa
tara, anchored Of the Arsenal The Plymou h and F.
sex are hc other vessen OF the feet anchored oy
this CITY.
All the United state troops at New Orleans, crcept
squad protect public property. left that City TO-DAY for
Louisville, where they will be- iIn by conDanie, from
Ba'on Rouge. JdcAsJD AMI Holly springs. fnes tr,oos
commanded ~ Gen. DE II DDrInL lt Is una .rsro,5
tat Col Floyd Jones' nOw at Noble has also been or.
dered 20 cOncent ate his SneDt at Louisville The d,-
patsues all show TINT troops nave been
moved with promptness. AMI ali ready lOr active
service Ia Of necessity Dispatches o-Dyt
show gen sra fe ins OF Anxiety all dslurbei ds.
rlcts but there has Oeen ildcous distribution ~
tTOoDs, the Off as here fe cOnhIent that any violence
eau De pro uptiy 'prss5ad
Adiutant Geu. Drum tele graphs from Chicago that
Lieut. Gen. crid in Will return from tn vest nmedi.
.tely. IA having been tclcgrapned for YESTERDAY Cen
Sheridan to meet n. Sh .rmau toly, At tlc nOui
Of the Little Big Horn ant tusre uceyeo tne
notification " return 10 Cnctgo Without delay.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
AMAYOR LEADING TIE STRIKERS.

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 25.-At 10 o'clock this
,norun large crowd composed II laDorers, seyedores
and all classes OF workngmen, assembled at tn United
States Hotel on Ottawl-s committee Of ten was aii-
p,tei 10 draft resolutions expressing tne sentiments o
those present Among them was Resolution that every
laborng man and mechanic cooperate with tue railroad
men WHO have struck
Mayor Jones being present was called on % speak
He responded by saying tnat it proper for the men
to march quietly to the manufacturers and request
them 10 alleviate their distress They have tho right 10
enough compensation to sustain their families AMI them
Selves There was other alternative. Every man wa
entitled TO employment enough to support hinslf and
or thi, he must receive Just wages bur in getting THIS
employment aud these there is liability 70 excess
He hardly thought it wise plan to ask men u quit
who wanted to work. but in it was done,> no one
oud suffer for the nccessares of life long he
Mayor of the city.
A, the conclusion of the Mayors remarks the crowd
formed line it being announced that tney would first
go the whole length Of Water-st. to the Pennsyl-
vauia depot and then through the manufacturing
districts notifying all the establishments TO stop WORK at
one. This plan followed out, anu the crowd pro
ceeded from place to place. gaming oteuEth - II PIo
ceeted IN ordering the employees OF ldmDei yards, mis-
gOuudrics etc, 70 stop WORK. ,.. -. 49,, H.. 4.
Every large mahuIdc'ur'ns eS''oi'"ie"' 'i '' ''' "
cali for mass meeting OF citizens at o'clock this
evening WAS issued by Mayor early IN the day ana
H. nursauce thereof an Iumo rcwd assembled IN tie
Market space at tnat hour Mayor Jones presided. The
rn,efing WAS compOs II largely OF the dlscOntenteu
eIsmeu1 representatives of which took the stand and
pruco edcd address the crowd, and lhe meeting nAy
broke up in confusion ana disorder some 4l IN tlea "a
Trade and thereUpOn Tie whole mass su g'd INTO ana
down Summstreet to tue CAamDer oi commerce biiiu-
ing, hOOtng aud yelling AS 1t went Arllei al
THIS poiut intense excitement and noisy dem
onstratons for time prevailed No acts oi violence
were committed however, ana afer snort stay the
crowd again passed through 5umm~r-st 70 tue upper
part OF the city, and, IN measure, dispersed.