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, 1877-06-05
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DrnEt~nrox, 1a+, limo IA watcr.spout this
morning flooded the country two mEfes northwcst
of this city. cauttnz ltawkeye Creek suddenly to
overflow ani do ecycsal Thousand dol3ess' wosth
Of damage ~ foundEcs, machine. .efopH and ngrf.
cnitatas works. 'gnc City connrs' tonight VIII
probably or'1ef the construction Of another largo
aswet 10 carry on tho surface water.
, 1877-06-05

In this city. to+morrow morning. The National
1rewers' Congrene ennvcncst In this city to.norrnw
evening. tonsinunR to Friday night Delegates
Afc expected from all pAy&a Of the Union.
, 1877-06-05

Gptefof Cusrttpoadtacs aF TAa TrfSHn&
San Jnsr. May es.-ThIs IL the drycst scasou v"
havo had stuce 1854. In cur valley tho crops will
nut amount to n,orc than one-sixtctnth of what
they were last year. Thu farther aonth you 50 Tho
greater tho drought The majority Of the people
ani cattle tint will have to be killed 10 prevent
their starving Ia death. Wa haSo nu RrAss. and,
Ut cour.s, Will nos hasa any hay. nor will Va hara
tho usual winter browsing.
, 1877-06-05
MINNESOTA.
Hnafd{ RfspakrA 70 III 1ffkHHA


GIKswoo1, Pope Co., June 4.-GFasahoppcfa
arc Matching out IN great abundance, dcsttpYins
gardcus nnJ fields of grain. They gruw Fapidly
and become mora destructive. Farmers sre trttug
III variety of ways to destroy them. Coal tar IL
most efluctual spread ~ sticking plaster on shcnt
irun. cloth, or board 10 bind the hoPpcrs feet
swept Into them and shaken TO tho bottom. and
cooked In hot watur. II tho 'hoppasN wcSo catablc
they might give fund TO 1fe atarvlng poor. We fear
tho coming IT great swHrma bclnru A4ryust.
6pectai Mspotca 70 5A< 1r4aans
11xnnos, E!col!u1 tu., June I.-Tame Rrafs
estcn up by thu grasshoppers. Wheat In par I'M
mediate seln,y has been snisely drsttoyea T!tnti,
may DO small crop. Cora u ratcu down. aud
one.quartet Ut It IL killed l'eas silt hold snrtt
entirely cusrrnR thu ground. They arc about
half grown,
, 1877-06-05

Spttfel NEpatcA 10 1hs 7fiaa4G
M8M Yobk. Junn 4.-At ! nlcttl1K Ut tho Anett-
can lido Team OF 1877, to strange tho citcnn~
staeas for eantessuE ths ncxs International match
for The Centennial trophy, 1t was dce.dcd that the
Captain Of tht proposed team ahouid not bo chosen
from the eight men shootane. tscu. DakfR, MAJ.
Jewell, snd Nes.rs. Isathbone, Bruce, and llyde
~c1v appointed Committee 10 desiss ecaeu,u TOT
the selection OF tho team, with instruction 10 pro
sout their saew4 u tho Duatd OF Directors.
, 1877-06-05


BURLINGTON. In, June 4.-Tom Peterson. a
wtll-known Front street safeon.keeper, dsonred
dead In his own eafoon At midnight To- night, ill.,
an overtime Of laldanuml, which lie was taking on
phyhcians prescription 10 recover from tho elcrta
Of xptec. \ GUfoncrs turY returned 4 feFdtek Of
death from excessive drinking.
, 1877-06-05

TLUT FWUbfHkFkDt
L1snoS. Junn 4.-The Diar0 de foftrt7s fncws-
pare1} announces that the authorities Of st. ThoM
~, In the Gulf Of Guinea. discovered conspiracy
for tho aeparatlnn of tho Island from Portugal.
Arms md document4 were found In Ghe house u i
Portuguese 1ueEchant, who has committed suicide.
, 1877-06-05
KILLED ny LIGHTNING.

MkxrtIi*, Tenn., Jnnc 4.-On last Haturlny
f,corgc snndcrtan, residing On 13lg Greek, somo
fifteen mics north al this city, songh shelter from
. ptor,n under tree. and was str1lck br lightning
and Ills bndy badly man9ed as 10 to scarcely se-
cOpnlzabic.
, 1877-06-05

According 70 an evening paper. tho ufant 3nr5
Jesteflay ordered subpenas to ba Issued fot
William MeNou, Edwin Walker, P.J. Sexton.
, 1877-06-05
A POINT on WHICH THE DOCTORS AGREE.

Physicians who hare tested 1Iostc.tcrs Stomach
itten concur In representing It to be- <nsneativ
safe sfimatdhf, far preferable to tho ordinary
l1qnoss Of commerce, NIT phY because 1t Ia tncdl-
catcd but because II II infinitely pure. its alco-
holic basis Is tho tnest odrYc and this IL tempered
and rendered medicinal by tho cura.ive ingredients
Of botanic origin which It holds III solution. II las
Often heen lua!ascd, bnt noyce ttvatcd, aud Is to-
day the leading tonic. dlurcti:. and apcrlcnt nf
Atncflca. Material feycfs arc prcyentc. and rcue-
died W IL and it IL thoroughly rcliabIc medicine
tn cases .uf dyspcusia. constipation. liver coln-
nerae e
increases tho hudtIy stamina, checks prenIna,sre
decay. and 4. sustaining and comforting cofliai
for The ngc4 aud iuarm Is uncqualed.
, 1877-06-05

Speeial Nspatea to 5hs TFttH.<
Eau CLAIRE, June 4.-Wn hare had . bountlful
rain, and winter rye. wheat, and oats arc looking
nitro than ordinarily well. Tho corn IL coming M
good. farmcIs arc working har1, aud llope for i
IountifaI harvest.
6ptaa: Mspatca "a M Tnaxs4~
WAurAcA. June A.-Corn up and In good coaIi.
tion: every prospect Of good csupi oa&s and wheat
Ia tait condition.
, 1877-06-05

Ctxc1NxArt, o., June A. Owing Ia the heavy
fsioa tho taces to-day wcfo postponed unul to.
m1Ff0M.
, 1877-06-05

ExrtnE, atcrhcsa0R Co.. JnAc 3.-Pfowlng tor
corn finished. Ous corn planted ali up. and good
stand. Planting has been kept back great deal By
our continued hcary rains, and tho country has
boon IN ncasnre flooded for the past two weeks.
Prospects 70. winter whcst etttl very favorable.
Tho wet weather OF May hns not hnrt spring whcat
that wcrc sown ou nat land laye slghtly turned
yellow.. Tho Assessors booka Of our county show
10, 600; rye, III. 0ou; spring wheat, !. h, barley
1,u00: outs. 1000; corn, 90 900: heoon- corn.
10, o0o.
Special DispafeA 10 IAs Tribune.
CnEarEit. judersou TO-, Juna 4. No hhve had
nnc wenther for tho pnst week. fioFsG~ planters.
hand .p1an,ers and everything that coa!i plant
corn, hayo been In lto. Moat Of tho corn ID now
III.
6ptefal DitpaseA to The Tribune.
LoNaTox, Elk Co., Lnnu 4.--Atl done planting
corn. Ear,y planted pour stand. Prospect for
winter wheat was neycr better.
, 1877-06-05
SWIMMING CHALLENGE

-
ST. LOUIS, Juls 3.-Anircw clftsiol the wEsAt'
lcr, has isauea I challenge 10 Frank Prince. tho
Champion enimmcs, u anlua 6ys ns4iea In tho Md
, 1877-06-05

itae - Mrs. Y'Insinss's soothing Eyrup" for
diarrhuA, wind cole, and regulated tha bowels.
, 1877-06-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Keeps Tntrnt Fart1y-1fatfn DFeas BhtrtA
the very beet six for ST.; ran he ffnlshei ~ cas!ty
ID homnllhx handkerchief. 173 31adlaon street.
, 1877-06-05

uolnnd'A Aromatic 1st1thr Wins of Iron Ia a
rcurtIy for nervous debility. impovcF1e he'd blood,
andimpafEed digestion. Depot. ~ Clark STREET
, 1877-06-05

3pEe1d9 1H1pf9cA 70 I'M 171tRNI
Nocx ronr. Aachlnson Gu, juno 4,-spflag
wheat, cats, and barley Ia fuu condition. Tho
g,a44hoppers haro hatched out In great mum.
bcrs; not al hatched yct. Tbo cnterpssIny faFn..
ers arc preparing to dessuy them. ulhsts, fear,
Wilt IN u1thipg unlcss cuMpel!cI. VIC d0 not m.
tlepote IN eutlfe ttcatrnttiolt Df crops.
Special DispGtcA 10 1as 7rianaA
WAnnsasuoMup.u. jobn.on TO-, June a.
Wheat and Uats Look Nv. /. CuFn 10 now bcing
cultivated. Peaches do not psomlse Large crop.
, 1877-06-05

Town Talk-"The Plopcer'' ;,iuE tobAcco,
Each ping has wood tag. It 1t Is now tho farof-
i,o. Everybody iikra It.
, 1877-06-05

8F11501 EFt1R34tF 70 3A7 1F09Hk
Sioux cIrr, Ia, June 1.-!lepufi4 received TO-
day from iii paris oi Southern Dakota represent
that crops were nsver Ia the hlsury Of thu cuuntfy
10 pEomlsne ~ 1t tho urescnt illus, anl III esano
may Le tAll vi thLs en&Ir1 heclluD. urasshoppcsa
i4olAtst patches,
, 1877-06-05

FUNEHAL or MT. MOTLEY,
L0xDox. Innc 4.--The rcm1tns uf tho late John
f.othrop Motley were inferred to.dsy In ths gfave
beac that Of hiA wtfc. who was hnrtet1 In Renal
1tcen Cemetery In 1xT:,. Dean Stanley ssai the
1,rr]ni i
, 1877-06-05
Drspcp.tn Destroys tho Teeth

DyHpepsfn Destroys tho Teeth.
untcaA tta cffests aro tUun1ernctci BY that purb
vegetable tUnic and Antieept1c Sozo.!ont. No bod
ily di.casc ean impair them If ths anidotc to all
curfurird elements thai act npun tho cnAue Ia reg
utatit applied.
, 1877-06-05

"WUllY BREWE0 4 PECK o. MATT"
6pe<dai nspoteA 10 7As 1rtban<.
MILwAukkx, Wiz. June 4.-fau NAtlon&l Con"
ysnton OF AAltststs eoayeats u tho opeEa. House,
, 1877-06-05

Iaxons. May t,.--s 4. ID. .-s!, Henry G. Pc'iy,
Member Of FAtirmenl Tor llnnttn.Lvt.hite, died
of sunstfokc III uYde Fa.k to-day.
, 1877-06-05

LoNnON. June @.-The east nf TwYceofa Agntnst
Baron Grant In the i.!st1,n Tratuways matter has
been further appealed l., the 1ionte Of Lotds.
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John Barker after eating dinner, on
the 18th, of new potatoes, LEFT home
and in one or two hours was taken
very sick with great thirst, vomiting
and cramps. lie got Ira Grant to
ride home with him. On arriving he
found his father, mother, son, and his
wifes sister, violently sick. DR.
johnson was Immediately sent for, who
pronounced it poison by arsenic, bnt
as no arsenic could be found, it is
thought that a potato bug must have
accidentally been boiled with the po-
tatoes. They are now improving.
Died, in East Concord, July II,
Mr.. Samuel w. Barker, aged II years.
He has been an active member of the
NJ. f. church for many years, paying
literally for the support of the Cos
pei. He will be greatly missed by q
large circle of friends and especially
so at home.
Died, in Stowe, VT, July II, Mrs.
Albert Russell, of consumption.
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RAMS new YORK. BUSINESS DIRECTORY
FOR 1877. The second volume of this
valuable and indispensable work has
just been issued by the Publishers,
Mcssrs. Walter Heugh & Co., of 8
Park Place, New York. No pains or
expense has been spared in the pro-
duction of the present volume, to make
it complete and reliable. In typo
graphical appearance and binding,
certainly it is fine specimen, of book
making. 1t contains over one humid
red pages more matter than the last
years volume, which has added large
ly to the cost of the production of the
work, and compelled the Publishers
to issue hereafter only the full cloth
bound edition at One Dollar per copy,
upon the receipt of which sum they
will forward the work to any address
in the United States or Canada, by
mail, postage prepaid.
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False INrRBssIoNs.-It is general
ly supposed by certain class Of citi.
sens, who are not practical or expert
enced, that Dyspepsia can not inyaris
ably be cured, but we arc pleased TO
say that GREENS AUGUsT FLOWER has
never, to our knowledge, failed to cure
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all
its forms, such as Sour Stomach, COST
ivencss, Sick Headache, palpitation
OF the Heart, low spirits, &C., &c,
Out OF 80, 900 dozen bottles sold last
year, not a single failure was rerorted,
but thousands of complimentary let
ters received from Druggists of won-
lerful cures. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try it. sample bottles 10
sale by p. j N-;os, % & Blood,
/ X, Towne, Gorham' W. S3o o.,
'W W True Loverin' 0OleO.O
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Read This.
CoHNwALL. VT, Nov. Is, 1876.
Ioserc L L Smith & Co.

ConNwALL. VT, Nov. 10, 1876.
Messrs. L. E. 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 80 years, and after trying
every known remedy, without effect
1 at last, as you know without much
faith, was induced to try your Pills
and to my astonis 9ment and great Joy
in a short time found myself well
The change has been 50 great, that ]
feel in my whole system like a new
man.
J. X. SPERRY.
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regard to the mannerof its Observance
or that it should be observed at all.
Rather we find caution lest it should
he regarded too highly. jsee Rom.
XIV, 6. Col. II. 49, From all that
we can observe in early writings of
the church, Sunday was celebrated
much in the same msnner DIS Christ
is at the present, and not at all like
the solemn manner of our Puritan
fathers. And thus it was observed
until the time of the Scottish Calvin
lists, when John Knox preached his
cast iron theology.
We would not be misunderstood
Although we do not admit that Sun
day was of dcvine appointment, yet
we sincerely believe that it is one of thu
most useful and salutary institutions
which we possess. The physical
and moral constitution of man, de
mands a day of rest, reflection ant
worship. The constant observance
in New England, for two hundred ant
fifty years of this day, has sufficient.
demonstrated its utility. We would
therefore, upon sound, conservative
principles, wish that it might continu
sacred in the eyes of the people. Bu
we would not seek this end by an ig
norant and superstitious reliance
upon groundless and exploded thee
.ries. c. II. II.
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LION. NATHANIEL FRENCH's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, 90
Essex District, So
In Probate Court. holden at GOildhali in end
nhd for said District, on the sd day of July
a. d.. 1877.
Chas. W. King administrator on the estate
OF Nathaniel W. French. late of Lunenburg,
IN said district, decJascd. makes application
10 said Court to cAtcAd the time heretofore
allowed him TO pay the debts due fro,,i said
state and to render his administration
account until some future day:
WhcreuDon. IL Is ordered by said conrt that
said application be heard mt the Probate
Office, In GuildlialI Oa the 3lst day OF July 1871.
And, II Is further ordered, that notice be
given To all persons concerned, by the pub
licit'on of this order in the Essex County
HERALD printed ut Guiidhall, three weeks
successfully, before sail heal ing.
VIM. H..HAETSIIORN. Judge.
y true copy OF rccoftl-attest,
q VIM. IL. HARTSHORN, Judge
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VIM. MORSE
CHESTER SHnFF }
.oMMlssToxEws NOTICE.
ESTATE OF RICHARD NEWMAN.

The undersigned. having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
ESSEN COMMISSIONERS to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against The estate of Richard New.
man. late of Canaan in said Dittrct, deceased
and all cllims exhibited in offset 1hci eto, here
Hs given notice that we will meet for the
purpose aforesaid, ut George W, Harshorn's
Office in said Canaan OH The Ist Saiui day OF
August and list saturday of November next,
AT one O'Clock. =. A. until i've o'clock, r. NJ.
each said days, that six months from the IL
day of May ID. ls17, is tho time limited
by said Court fcr said creditors to present
their claims 10 us for examination and
ullowsncc.
Dated ut Canaan this 18th day Of June
4. D, 1871.
GEO. ". llAETsHoRN.)
II. IL. LCcAs,
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Mrs. Sptrks exhibited trustworthy
taste in her selection of pieces, among
which were the following; The Relief
of Lucknow, by Robert Lucknow; The
Laborer by William Gallagher; The
Search for the Slain, and also two COM
ic compositions, illustrative of Irish
oddity. Her voice shows a decided
Improvement, particularly in the COM
pass, possibility, and depth. And she
has received words of encomium and
cheer, from her celebrated instructor,
Professor Cowper, of Boston. All the
people before whom she has read, pre-
dict her success, in the near future.
The musical features of tho occasion
were communicable, Mrs. DR.. Olcott
having sung several popular songs,
with tastefuly played organ accompan-
iments, by Miss. Clara Savage.
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&alllsll 1e,ine.s 3ise.tart

GENERAL MERcuANDIsE.--Fran Han.
~, 40 n. = liubbtrk
EsSEy HOUSE WIN. II. iIartsholn.
ATTORNEY -. L. Boston.
pUYSIc 4 N.---Dr y. :. lyee.
pfJHBEE VI ANF'ER.--L. r, Moore.
VRIST MII.I.--Is. 4. Moore.
I.{yERY STA BLE,--Charies Z. Harthorn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID. R0Sebrocxs, WIN.
q. Washburn, Hubbard willsrs. Joseph
Arm~by.
l,OST-OFI IJE --Wm. Il lIartshcfh.
SuOElM AkER.--C. w jaw
WOOD X LUMBER sURNEYORr-P. Il. Fol-
lan-hy. a. a
wuEELwRIGHTs,.- n. 2. Cobb, Poeie n
Moore.
NTH, s'Jonathan Poole.
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4't'' Js'py.
GUILDU1LL.

We learn that O'Brien's Circus will
soon visit these parts.
Quite a party of our citizens visited
Brunswick Springs last Monday, and
report having fine time.
Mr.. George Hubbard has his barn
nearly done, and it is real improve
ment to the looks of main street.
We have received a copy of Horac,
Dodd's new speciman b >ok. This book
Is fine speciman of typ 20 5raphy,
and carefully and compactly compil-
ed edition.
We call atteutian to the communi
cation of G. II. r. in another column
Mr. R. presents his views, in this ar
ticlcs, and of course every one has
that right.
We have just addel the CoaticooL
Observer to our exchange lis, Of
which F. Z. Newman is Elitor and
proprietor. Frank is right 'up to
snuff" and gives tue citizens of Coat
icook a local paper which they ought
to be proud OF.
Last Saturday, the Groveton boys
came down and played game of ball
with our boys. The game was d very
interesting one, and elected much
interest from the spectators. The
scores stood Grovetons, "a; Guild
halls, 10. M. K. Clifford was scorer,
and Chas. HaytshoIn umpire.
We have just received, through the
publishers, +. II. Butler & Co. of
Windsor, picture Of the building in
which the Constitution of Vermont
was draughted in 1777, and which
building still stands on the oil origi
nal site, in Windsor, to-day. All
who would like picture of this an.
cient building, can obtain one of them.
1t is really quite curiosity.
We have heard some complaint in
regard 20 our statement in regard to
the fourth, chat the celebration this
year was the first one in 19 years :"
and heard it said that there was one IS
years ago. We simply relied on the
authority of of some Of our townsmen
for the substantiability of our state
ment, and il we were informed wrong
ly, We stand corrected.
VETERAN SOLDIERS REUNIoN.-It is
the aim of the Officers in charge of
the coming Reunion to make such ar
rangements as will render the encamp-
ment comfortable and pleasant in every
way, atfordlng the Soldiers one of the
most enjoyable meetings they ever
held at the same time having in view
the importance Of close economy, so
that the total expense of the excursion
will come within the means Of every
man who may desire to attend. We
are authorized by the Executive Com
mittee of the Centennial Commission
to announce that the fare on the Cen.
trail Vermont Il. II. will be fare one
soay. 1t is expected that other lines
connecting with the above road will
grant the same benefit. The Commits.
sion will SUPPLY, gratis, the necessary
number of tents; also, fuel and straw
The encampment will he prepared b,
O. M. General Olney Fuller, and b,
ready for occupancy on the arrival O
the troops. Each man should bring
bis own blankets. The accompanying
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.oMMIssIoNER's NOTICE.
ESTATE OF CHARLES ID. FAlRculLps

TT VI
The undersigned. having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Essex: Commissioners to receive, examine
ana adjust all claims and demands of all per.
sons against the estate OF Chas ID, Fairchld,
late OF Gulldhall in said District, deceas. d,
ana all claims exhibited Offset therets, her, by
given notice that we will meet for the pur-
po.es aforesaid ut the Probate Office in Guild
hall, on the first saturday Of August, and last
saturday OF DECEMBER nat, from 10 o'clock
\. NJ, until O'Clock l.. NJ, each of said days
that six months from the 9Th day OF July A. ID
1917, is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors TO present their claims to us for ex :.
ami alton and allo vance
dated at GlIldha!l, this 6 day OF July A. D.,
1877.
VIM. MORSE,
{Commls sioners.
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County Officers /:

CLERK. C. +. Benton; JUDGES, Porter Hin.
man and Isaac x. Houston; SHERIFF, j. A.
Mnnsur; JUDGE OF PROBATE, VIM. ii. Harris.
horn; REGISTER OF PROBATE, c. K. Benton
TREASURER. Richard Small: STATES .AT1 OR.
NEY. Geo. W. lIartshorn; HIGH BAILLIFF, G..
L. Ramsey; COURT AUDITOR, K. e. Chase,
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3egal Motites.


hHOTICE TO SELL REAL ESTATE OF DR.,
HvPRE>COTr BUCKMlSSTER, DECEAS.
ED.
STATE OF VERMONT IS.
In Probate Court, held at Guildhall, in and
for said District, on tie 18th day OF July A.
D., 1877.
Mrs. Mary II. Buckminstcr Administrative
of the estate of Dir Prescott BuckminsteT,
late of Concoid i'll said District, diseased,
makes application to said Court, Tor license
To soil u part of the real estate of said deceas.
ell representing that the sale thereof would
be conductive to the interests of said Estate.
Whcreupun, IL Is ordered by said Court. that
said application be referred to- session there.
of, to be held Mt the Probate Ofics. In said
Guildhall Oh the 3lst, day of July A. d. ls77,
tor hearing and decision thereon.
And, 1t is further ordered, that all persons
interested be notified hereof. by publication
of notice of said application and order there
on, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Essex
County HERALD newspaper published at
GuildhnllHnd which circulatcs in no neighbor
hood of these interested. before said time of
hearing, u at they may appear ut said time
and place, aud, ii they see cause, object there
10.
VIM. II. HART>HORN, Judge.
true copy of recorti-Attest.
q VIM. H. HARTSHORN. Judge.
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Churches.

r. CONGREG ALTON Al. .-Rev. J. G. Willis.
Preachiny both forenoon aud afternoon.
AIETIIODIST-. Rev. W. C. Robinson, Preach
Ing both forenoon and afternoon.
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Arrivals and Departure
of Mails.

Mails arrive at GUlldhall Post Oiitcc nom
the south, at O'Clock p. NJ. From the North
at clock \, ",
Mails leave Gaildhall Post ooftce, fer all
directions. 1t 5.S0P. NJ
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A. n. BONETT,
AUG ITO NE E R,
ESLETD PO.rD, FT.
FSL-E.''D PO.rD, FT.

Mr.. Bonett takes pleasure in announcing 10
people of ESSEX and Coos Counties fbaf he
VIII serve them in the capacity OF an Auction
eer. All orders promptly attended to, and
charges reas enable. Address.
A. IL. BONETr
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-07-21

East CesesrS,
Charles Crawford boy IA years
old, made a fine shot the other day,
seeing hen hawk on the fence, he
took his gun loaded with a ball and
as he got ready to shoot another hawk
lit near the first one, and he fetched
them both down with one shot. Both
measured three feet from tip to tip.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-07-21
Northumberland, N. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE L. Adams
Patrons of Husbsndrv.
POST OFFICE.--.R. l.. Adams.
WHEEL yRIG IrS,- -Wn. Mtrshlll.
BLACKSMI riIS.--Wm. Il. Poole X Son.
EEGS.. STRAW BOARD and STARCH, ROB
Srt Chas Q Il SOr. ''".',
NORrHUMBERLAND TOLL BRIDGE, .-Gco
Poole, keeper.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-07-21

ONLY LOOK. 90 mixed visiting cards with
W name neatly printed with an ornamental.
cut. sent Post Paid, for 2JctS. Also - of the
above cards for l0cts.
Z. L. REED, Richford Vt.