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esd. there wlll also Be new steam
T pleasure yacht pat On BY WiwsIl 4
Clark.
Ga Wednesday q iast week bnll-dsz-
ius fellow. eal8ng himself Brown. called
"a Mr T. " humphrey q Jericho, and
demaadej slo5 10 payment for galYan-
ired clothes line. Mr., Humphrey did
net van, she line and told the agent he
never bought, ard shoald no, pay FOR Il.
Brown then took Mr. Humphrey By the
throat sud sat down on him 10 bis own
Kitchen with as buueh 81 bones Ia close
eoutsei with Humphreys nose telling
bin TIA, be hsd jos, two minutes TO live.
Mrs. Humphrey bearing The noise came
. 10 aud a. once started oct for assistance
when M Brown picked up aud busted
Rev w II Lord, d. u, Of Montpol.
Ter, 8. seriously "a Of disease Of The kid
neys, makiag Il necessary or him 20
keep under The influence Of chloroform s
portion Of The time,
Ga SUNDAY morning last, at about 5
O'Clock, FIRE broke on, IN the NJ. T..
church, Fair Haven, which was wholly
consumed Fortunately the morning
was very still, and although there was q
great lack Of water, the are was prevent
cd from spreading 10 the adjoining
/ buildings. The Fair Haven fire company
did efficient service II is said that there
was insurance Of about 5000 il the
I Vermont Mutual The loss isa very Sc
we're Que for the Methodist society in
Fair Haven
January Attn, man called on Charles
Walker, OF Chester, representing himself
as the appointing agent for the sale OF
the Hollow Twisted Cable Wire Com
4 pany's Patent Clothes-iue, and induced
/ Walker TO sign what purported to DO an
agreement 10 become an agent for the
sale OF the line, aud 10 take 1000 feet,
amounting to sl04, for which Walker
was not TO pay until the expiration of one
year. Saturday afternoon, 3 man call.
! Ing himself w. &. Kingsley, OF Horuells'
vile, n. u, called on Walker with a
power OF attorney from tho company and
demanded pay for the goods. He show
ed Walker the order he had signed, TO
the effect that the goods shosld be paid
for on delivery, and by threats obtained
note for the full amount. Subsequent
\ ~ Walker bad Kingsley arrested for
swiudliug, and TO settle the matter
4 Kingsley gave up the note.
The masquerade fever is still raging
and has attacked Bennington. The $50
cial club" will give their fifth annual
masquerade at Bank hall, in North BEN
ninglon, Friday evening next.
The Brattleboro Society for the Pre-
vcntiou OF Cruelty to Animals recently
took horse with badly calked ankle
4 from an out-of-town team and pat il ia
comfortable quarters, at its owners ex.
pense, until the animal was fit to 60
home.
Recently, as j. l.. Walton, teacher OF
the high school, Rchford, was punisbing
one OF his pupils for misconduct, the boy
drew out large jack-kni fe aud threaten.
ed to stab he teacher II another blow
was struck. Fortunately, Walton's
scholars interfcrcd and succeeded in get
ting away the knife from the boy with
ont further damage. The authorities
have taken the case In hand.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION; q
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; tho result Of MENTAL OVER.
WORK INpiscRETIoNs or EXCESS, or SEINE
drain upon the system, is always cared
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No q. II tones up and invigorAtes the
system. dispels the gloom aud despou-
dency, imparts strength and energy
the drain and rejuvenates the entire mas.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price
$l.00 per single vial, or $500 per single
package OF i've vial aud e. 90 vial OF
powder. Sent by mail on receipt OF price
Address, HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHlC MEDICINE COMPANY,
562 BROADWAY NEw YORK.
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STATE Tvs.

As Henry Gilett, Esq, of Richmond,
was driving three beef cattle across the
railroad at Jonesville, last week Wednes'
day morning, two OF them ran up the
railroad track and were struck aud killed
by freight train.
Diptheria isragiug at Burlington, three
children of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burgoyne
died on Monday of last week within an
hour of each other. The Oldest was six
years old. Mr.. and Mrs. Erissel lost
their only child, boy five years old.
S. S. Tiukham, of Brownington, raised
the past season two hundred bushels Of
potatoes on one half acre Of ground.
Two monster owls have recently been
captured in East Randolph. They had
killed several hens and turkeys. a male
turkey was killed by them that weighed
twenty bounds.
The diplheria has been raging fright
fully in Orange. In school district NJ.
there are about tweAty cases, two OF
which have proved fatal, and the school
has been broken mp. Grave apprehen.
sinns are entertained that tho worst ia
not yet.
II Is expected that Whi,imore &
Clarg's minslIes will occupy Free Libra
~ Hall, Bennington, Oh Saturday night
Jan. "a.
A. L. Lyman, of Il, nn,ngion, contem.
! plates er, citing tenement house suitably
/ cspAcitaied to accommodate four tenants
on Pleasant street, the coming spring; for
which lumber Is already being drawn
Mr.. Den. X. Chase OF Rutland, has a
clock fully 800 years old made by Richard
Lyon, London, which be obtained from
Truman Abel, OF Lemster, n. H., once
famous for bis almanaes. |, is thirteen
inches high, has seven inch pendulum,
aud is about xix inches square with the
bell forming the top.
The number Of savings banks 10 the
state, in 1876, was twenty against eight
cen In 1875, while the Number OF deposl-
tors increased 2 ,572 Cor from n ,667 TO
70, isl. The amount on deposit in the
several savings banks Of the state, al The
date Fl the annual report IN 1876, S.,
05s ,553 03 showing 81 increase OF sI6s,-
4 GOO siG7 ,9J4 5g--or something over six
per cen, In year.
George w. sampson sued Francis A
and Ruth Wallaee in Orange county fol
SANDER, and they sued him for slandel
and EssAult aud battery an the snili
were referred to Judge Strickland, o.
Bradford, aud Albert Bailey. These ar
bilrators have decided iksl IN the 1rsl
suii each party shall psy their own costs
aud Ia The others Sampson shall recover
bis costs. So all that stew and lronbls
has been for nothing.
There will be unusual attractions OF
Lake Bomoseen The coming seAsou, 81
Mr. CoiFey At Bishops landing Is 10 pa
more new boats on, making about ,wen
~ 10 al at that place. Mr.. BiIby hal
parchasea land south Of Bishops land
lag. and il puiilug up barns, boa, h0ass
and dock, aud viii pat Aboal twenty nev
boats ON the lake. Theodore Goodwl.
has about aise en- boats Up a; The nortl
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A few years ago "AuguSi Flower" wat
discovered 10 he . certain eare for DYE
pepsla and Liver oomplAiut, few thin
Dyspeptlos made known 10 their friends
bow easily and quickly they bad been
carea BY Ia use The great merits 81
0xrrN's Ausutr fuowER became herald
Ell through The counirY BY one snferer
10 another, until wlthoa, advertising, hS
sale hiss become immense, Druggists IN
every town 10 thc United States are sell
Ing Il. No person suffering with Sour
stomach, SICK Headache. Cosiiyeness,
palpltaiion Of The Heart. Indigestion. low
spirils, etc, can take three doses without
relief, Go 10 your druggist, Walt &
Hard or V. Grovsr, and gel bottle for
Is cents aud wy Il sample bottles loo.
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! Peak family bsa ringers, gave 81 eater.
tainuent iasl seek. NJ. Peak has shzs-
aoue8 the bells, Bat uses 10 thsir ssssd :
81 q glasses OF K5blels, from which Be
draws vsfy Sweet mnsic. Toe sutefiaia.
msui bal tha striking merit Of origlaA..
ity sbd paveay
a farmer 70 thls town SAYS Test he
has timber lot thsi Is n9w vAaeless bat
I Il tbs Buuleboro aud White bar Rail-
road i balH he csn give tea men emp ioy-
msst thersls % tbs, ihey $ vel e him.
self can pas whatever taxes mxy e a.
sssed agAiust them en aeoouns Of The
town's beipg bonded 10 favor Of aid road
and have handsome margia Of profit
bn. That farmer ka9ss which side bis
bread i battered on
An effort viii be ms1s to have The
narrow gauge railroad -it bailt r run
through this village. thence up Flood
brook ard Batcbe idcr brook 70 Peru Vii.
lsgs. thence 70 strike he present survey
on be Peru pike This i thought TO be
a mach better route 70 build and from
one to two mile, nearer than lhesnryeyed
route
Farmers Grange inslslied.ihe follow
Ing officers last Wednesday evening" IN
The presence Of the Grange and a fow In
yiied guests: o, 5. Davis, NJ, u. II.
Collins, o., @. T. Abbott, IL q. II.
Grswold, Il !; j. @. Gale, A. s.; @ -.
Farnum, Chap; Danl Batehelder, Treas,
Mrs. Viola Buxton, Sec. A. +. Sbattuek,
q. h. Mrs g. ID. Farnum, Cres.; Mrs.
c. II. Griswold, Po.; Mrs. J. c. Gale,
Flo Miss Ella g. Vale, L. A. s.. II.
1 II. Collins, Agent, After the installation
all psrtook OF a bountiful repast, pre-
pared By the ladies OF the grange, and
enjoyed a social good time. The writer
acknowledges the courtesy OF an invita-
ton, which was readily accepted, aud
would gay that while be fonnd some diff
6culty Ia getting there having slipped
down once, nearly pulling his better halt
with him found none Whatever in re-
turning, by reason Of having taken on so
much ballast al that bountiful table. Just
few more on the hal! shell il you please
ARLINGTON.
The force OF workmen in the shoe
peg isctory has been reduced, only one
set OF machinery is now being run 10
place Of two as formerly.
We saw the genial face OF Mr.. Ii. L.
Stilson, late Of the Boston Globe but
now on the Banner staff, in town this
week. We were sorry to lose him last
spring aud glad TO welcome hun bacL
again.
Albert O. Can6eld, for several years
station agent Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad at Brainerd, Mimi, is visiting
his parents In this village. lie reports
but six inches OF snow on the line OF that
road on the first OF January.
MIR. G. j. Williams has iour.year-
old horse which tips the scales at 1900
pounds, color jet black, and for style
and all other qualities which go to make
up a good horse is hard to beat. Can
any one furnish match for him? ifso
address Mr.. Williams.
An alarm OF fire was sounded at $3.50
Tuesday evening, Jan %, II proved to
be In a dry house near the chair shop.
The fire was discovered too late TO save
the building but the contents were re-
moved before the roof fell in. Loss
small.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-01

A standard medicine for curing Brights
Disease, Dropsy, Kidney, Bladder and
Glandular Maladies' is HUNT's Remedy
Female Weakness, Pain in the Back and
Loins, Gravel, Diabetes. Intemperancs
and Prcstration of the nervous Sysiem
are cured by HUNTS REMEDY. Hunts
REMEDY imparts tone and vigor TO the
constitution.
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH improves the
Eyes.
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Extract OF Letter from Rev Richard
Eles. OF Bolton. MAJ

Eaes, OF Bolton, MSS.
"For years was ssnGerer from bolls,
80 that my lie became weArisome
through their frequent aud persistent re.
currence, A cArbuncle, which ultimate
ly occupied spAcs OF three or four
square inches, formed In the small OF my
back. Daring lie progress large pieces
Of composed Gesh were every day or two
cut away; aud the pruslra,ion And gen.
eral disturbance OF the system were
great. Before had recovered from this
attack, two smaller earbuneles broke out
higher up, and | was again threatened
with recurrence Of the sutleFings 10
which had so long been subjected. II
Was 1t this time that commenced taking
the PERuuAS syrup. continued TAX.
log il until had used hve bottles; since
th u have had nothing OF the kind. |
attribute this improved state OF my sys.
TEN entirely TO the PERUVIAN SIRuH;
and ! feel that cannot express my obi.
gstions to IL In terms too strong. For
years | was one Of the greatest sufferers.
Other medicines gave me partial and
temporary relief; but this remarkable
remedy, with q kind of intuitive sense,
went directly to the root Of the evil, aud
did its work With . thoroughness worthy
Ofits established character.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-01

PALATABLE MEDICINES. Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is honeyed drop Of releaf; his
Cathartic Pills glide sugar shod over the
palate; and his Sarsaparilla Ia. a nectar
that inparts vigor to lie, restores the
health and expels disease. - Waterford
(Pd) Advertiser.
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To CoNsuMPTIvEs.

The advertiser, an old physician, retired from
active practice, having had placed IN his hands
BY an East India Missionary the formula Of =
simple Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy and
permanent Cure OF Consumption, Bronohetis,
CatArrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung Az
fections, also a Positive and Radical Cure for
Nervous Debility aud all Nervous Complaints,
otter having thoroughly tested it's wonderful
curative powers in thousands OF cases, feels IL
his duty TO make IL known to his suffering fel-
lows. Actnated by this motive, and q conacien-
tious desire TO relieve human suffering he will
send free OF oharge), to all who desire It, this
recipe, with full directions for preparing and
successfully using. Sent by return mail by adj
dressing
Or. W. G. STEVENS,
26iy Munrna Block, Syracuse, N. Y
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Fine and elegant portraits OF either OF
the Presidential Candidates sent to any
address FOR only l0c. each, two for l5c.
Address S. MURRAY, Woodford, VT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Masonic.

Masonic.
The next Regular Communication Of AdonirAm
Lodge y. 4 A. NJ. will be held on Thursday
evsnlag, JAa. ~. 1877, At Factory Point
J. II. wHiPPLR, WM.
Adoairam Chapter, No. Is, II. A, NJ.
Next regular convoeation ON Thursday even
lag. Feb. !. At u o'clock.
W. A. BLACK. Sect.
skinner Pest No. 81, q. A. H.,
Meets 10 Adams Hall, Factory Point, on
tho first Tuesday evening Of each month
JOHN Z. BLACKMRR. Commander.
Grant Lodge, No. I04, I. o. g. r.
Meets At Adams Hall every Saturday evening
al 7 o'clock. All members Of the "order" are
invited. Degree meetings every hrst and third
Wednesday evening Of each month at O'Clock
T. J. HOYT, l. H.,
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- for Pamphlet OF 100 pages, containing lists OF
5000 newspapers, aud estimates showing cost Of
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DISCOUNT u twenty per esat viii DO allowed
n clubs ~ four more persons Thus four
copies u BlGeksDod OF " nns kssi1N uih L.
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four ReYisSt aud Blsekvood for as. aud - o..
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.BIackWood's EdinbuIy Magazine,

The British Quartsriss give To iLs read =
wsll-digertsd ihtornAtiOn upon The great sssLt.
In soniatn p0rAnsous history. aad eontkiA ma
terry cfiticisms On all that ID frssh aud VainA q,
In htefatoFe, AZ well So summary Of the 4
umpbs Of science aud art The wars iiEsly
eoByul.s all Europe will form topics fer dlsss
alon, that ELL be ueGtGd With AtkoFonghhss.
and ability nowhere slse To be found. blA,
woods Magazine IL famous for stories, ssa.y.
aud sketches OF the highest hterarJ merit.
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aaasraart. prhFfeisr
Ar,.... - wsaslsstst tshfots depot Neuaay
a. ssr#tfs $40 Feasfe 81 " 49,
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mes sattsl = Nss faaf ,ftis getns sgfih
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NV sxfra Pfpgrsoiar
Aestss 4 MaBrhasttf raaras8 deg.A NanAays
Wednesday, saa Fnit}s a. 80
Wpsgasfra. ArnFes Manchester rsllFas8 aepai
fssadsyt Taafs3s1s ta3 satnrls5s As u a
.fes lgf4ssl a % ~ a. y pass goiag Aafth
pos Eaas4.r.f7vg 3 tashe.
S b Crrrls Frppristor
Nail. Cisss.
.ogfru a. rsi,fa.a ~ Nsw Y1rs. AlbsnT. Tto,
sasth ard West 81 Il ~ 49,
xumYq-Bf Railroad fsr Hausn1. haritastot
North Nbd Eats a. &Fs
oRkyyII.t.E mau - stage closes a - 70 a, =
rosT oYTIcg op@s syaTaH tosr.~
alsi. fross The sorth arivs q. the Poet ohss Al
t1s
$50. itsaa ~. aoalh arrive Al ,Ls Peat oaes
a3tEx
ksits fer rtfa. Lsn3gfers, Bondrilis. jamaica
Ae ~ stage. eleSe Kt fGetoTs foins Fpstoi-
ss.Nit Tassdsya, Thursdays 1sd sat
sfdafs.
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FAMILY oAsEs.

Case, Morocco. with above IS large Walls and
Manual Of directions ............ go 90
Case Morocco, Of 10 large walls aud Hook & 0e
These remedies are sent by the case. single
box or vial, to auy part Of the country, free Of
charge, on receipt OF price. Address
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE t0NpiNT,
Once and nepot, 562 Broadway. New York
Eos SALE NJ ALL DRuoaisrs SHY
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Noa Cures Goats
!, Ftvrrs, GeukNsnoB indsmmalsuu rs
J MoFms. Narm Fever. Wcfm Cphc ~
q cUtng -Co}4s Cf rtsthinR - infzutf H
4 ptArhona, oi ChiAdfen o. Adults -
s, hYsentrfy. Guwnr, Miisns Cohc -
3, Cholsfa. Morhas Venting As
:. Conghs. Cpl .. uroaehius Is
>. Neursigia. Toaihschs FancAcBs. .a.. -
3. Headaches. Hst Moadschs. Vertigo -
70. nyspspsia, Bilious stomach .. a
~, Suppressed, nf PAinfal Periods IS
n. Whites to- rrofuse periods ..ss..ss ~
Is Cruag. Cough pimeait Breathing rs
IA. salt hheum. Efysipelas ErupuUns ~
IS. kheumaNsn, Rheumatic Paine .ss, IS
l6 Fever and Agns ChiA Fever, Agues. ~
~, Piles blind 90 bleeding .... SO
~. OphthAlmy, and Sore % Weak ives 4 81
~. UAtArfh, kcute or chronic, lHflueuEA ss 40
~, WhooIaaE -Congh, violent coug hs.-.st.. se
III. Asthma, oppressed breathing ..sst.t. "
~. lar Discharges, Impaired hearing s.,. 50
as sctotulA, enlarged giAnda, svellinEs 50
~, 0ensrA Debility, Physical Weakness 70
%. DropAy and scanty secretiouE s....s. so
~, heA-sickness. sickness from riding .s... 20
n. kidnsy-piseAse, Gravel ..=4s.sss %
~. Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness ..,t1 ~
~. Sore Mouth Canker .,t..............s. 90
o, Urinary Weakness, NOttng the bed ,ss. 20
81. Painful Periods, OF With spAams ,t.s... 80
81. Disease Of Heart, pslpitations Ac., ,,,. i 20
s.. Epilepsy, Spasms, 1t. Wins Dance 1 90
"a. DiphthertA liberated sore throat. .....t. 80
IS. Chronic Congestons and Eruptons .,, 80
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PKRu.

The meeting for the proposed Brat.
,lcboro aud Whitehall i, r., wAs held
here January 25th, aud was very well at
tended. The nesting was addressed by
the Hon d. d. Harris, Hon. j. L. Martin
aud Others, who spoke very favorsbly 10
regard to The road; We think the little
town OF Peru viii not hang back in tho
traces. But If We wonld have the enter.
prise succeed, We must put our should.
err 70 tie wheel. These railroad con.
tractors will be disposed only to help
those who help themselves.
soUrH LONDONDERRY.
--niptheria u prevailing In this visin-
ity.
Two Of cur citizens were discussing
reeeut fanersl sermon, la Chase's store
Saturday eyeslnK, when enc d them sd-
vsnced striking GrgumesL IL took e.
fee, on his opponents chin. Byslanders
Ibiesfered, and The merit Of lhA, sermon
Is set unsettled.
--Mr. and Mu. Peak Of The original
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Local Intelligence.

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The frost made dne display Of fan.
' work gu the trees Wednesday morn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.


OF n DENhEE VIM
der of Sale issued out of and under the seal oil the
Honorable Second Judicial District Court in and for the
County of Ormsby, State of Nevada on Judgment Oh
tanned therein the 18th day OF April A D. 1877, and
atested on the Goth day Of April A d. 1877, III favor OF
Nevada Sulphur Company, corporation plalntlfs, ana
AGAINST A. II Pepn and NJ Bassette defendants for the
sm of 81 500 principal and interest thereon at the rate
Of II per cent per month from the 10Th day Of July A D.
s8 until paid and accrued costs i'll the sum OF s44 40
and counsel fee in the So j5 and clerks accrung
costs in the amount Of s. co. and all costs which may &C
cre by reason of advertising sale SheTs accrung costs
etc all in gold coin of the United States apd to me dl
rected commanding to sell according to law certain
morcaged property in said Decree and order 81
Sale and in pursuance thereto have levied upon ana VIII
expose at public auction in front Of the Court House door
in Carson CITY, Ormsby county State OF Nevada on the
18th DAY OF MAY, A d. 1877, between the hours OF y
A. NJ and ) p. NJ TO wit at o'clock P NJ, all the night,
title interest claim of the defendants Pepn and Bas
settle Of in and the following described property TO Wit
All that certain of land situated in the county OF
Omsby State of Nevada, claimed and occupied by said A
H. Pepn and NJ a mill site commencing at
stake marked No l. at the mouth of the Bassette Iun
mel and running thence south 40 feet to stake marked
No thence east $50 feet stake marked No g. thence
running north 40 stake marked No - thence run
ming west feet the place of beginning, with the mn
provements thereon The said land is situated IN the
southeast portion of the northeast quarter "a OF Section
No g. in Township No Is north OF No. IL east MI
Diablo meridian according to the United States survey
S I. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, April 26, 1877.
T. W. w. DAVIES, Plaintiffs Attorney