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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
"POsT"-sCRIPTs.

The following extracts are from that racy,
able, 6ne and exceedingly readable paper,
the Boston Post, aud we know Of no better
Hame to give them than that which stands at
the head Of this article:
The new Goethe Club in New York has
Goethe good start in life
Francis Covert has been arrested in New
York for cOvertly forging deeds Of property.
The Shin sect Of Buddhists is sending mis-.
sioBaries to China. 1t considers proselyting
Legitimate.
The Worcester Press classes whiskey
among the vegetables Because it's Pas
nip, you know.
"Briok" POmeroy has married proof.
reader in the Office Of his paper. Now let
her correct Brick.
Dartmouth college is looking for a new
president. The louisiana returning board
will see to il.
A Michigan Veterinary surgeon teaches
singing school. Should think he would always
be troubled with "horse-ness."
The District Of Columbia has 1000 more
women than men. We always said there
was woman at the bottom Of it.
The Grow Indians have been neglected
and swindled. But the government knows
the crow is bird that won't fight.
The New York Herald says Queen Veto.
ria brought her children up on oatmeal. Now
we know where Wales got his wild oats.
1t is stated that the Western Union Tel
egraph Company is burning "bushels Of tel
egrams." Pocks of trouble may come of it.
The wife Of Carl Rosa left him 100000.
II will be difficult for him to find "a Rose by
any other name" that twill smell as sweet. +"
Whalebone few years ago cost eleven
cents pound aud now it is worth over two
dollars, but there is no use blubbering about It.
A Minnesota editor offers his paper at
halfprice TO widows, but our Massachusetts,
"widow" does not want newspapers at any
price.
If the melting away Of the present body
of snow should be sudden you will see more
water than you ever "thaw" before in these
parts.
Jennie June says the Christmas season
always lifts us out Of ourselves. We caught
hold Of our boot straps and tried it but Il
didn't work.
Next to throwing kittens into mill POND
the saddest sight is that of a lady at Churct
fair drowning two or three poor little oyster
in gallon of thin milk.
Some young ladies of Cam len have re
solved "that no lips that touch liqour shall
ever touch mine" They've probably go
some cheek, though.
There are so many mortuary items o
phenomenally aged cats going the round
that it is reasonable to expect less Of tn
Old Scratch the coming year.
There is probably no truth 10 the repor
that somebody is going to marry Miss Ben
nett and run the Herald. She is going into
a convent aud will have "nuu" of them.
The Washington Star says it can be prov
ed by statistics that more charitable work
done 10 Washington than in any other city
Of its size. Well, it requires considerable
charity to cover its sins, you know.
Mary Clemmer has gone back on tn
Washington democracy because they smok
in the hall Of representatives. Mary mus
remember that it takes considerable smok
to disinfect the hall after its experience G
|. the last fifteen years.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
R E A D E hi!

Have you risen fom your bed after a short sleep 10
nnd yourself nearly suOcated with Catarrhal matter
IN your nose, head, and throat Have you noticed
what depressing Influence II exercises on the mind,
bunting Ne faculties besides enervatlng the body as
weli How dacult 10 rid the head Of this foul mat
ter all testify who afflicted with catarrh. How
difficult 10 protect the system against is further prog
ress toward nc lungs ana bronehisl tubes al physl
for relief To &c freed from the danger Of sufiocaton
while lying down 10 breathe freely, sleep soundly and
tor dehlos tho breath and undernines tho
system, 10 know that the body does not
10 destroy, indeed blessing. To purchase i'm
munlty from such fate should be the object Of all a
hcted. But those who have tried many remedies and
physclans despair OF relief or cure They become In
ereduous With such the long array Of testimonials
fom our best citirens, physicians and druggists In
hhvor Of
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02

A word TO our lady readers. Mrs Jenes
wants to know why we don't have more re-
cipes, ETC., should think we might Of course,
but Mrs. Jones has never sent us word for
this "Ladies' Corner" except her fault find
ing which we don't want as we are sufficient.
ly gifted in that direction ourselves. Then
Miss Tabitha Hannah Maria Susap M
Of the town Of B, writes sweet little
note on lavender tinted paper made disgust
ingly fragrant with musk that as she now
anticipates joining her earthly destiny with
that Of George Alexander W of the same
town, etc.. she does wish some one would
give u recipe for "Wedding Fruit Cake"
or "Bride's Cake" In "P s." she informs
us in confidential manner that "my George
Alexander"-she uses both names as they
always say Henry Ward in speaking of
Beecher, she adds-"has an elegant figure.
wears No. boots, gloves to match"-not
over six we suppose-that "his eyes are blue
and bis hair brown or nearly black"-our
eyes and hair exaetly-that the has lovely
moustache and bewitching smile" etc., etc.
Now Miss Tabitha Hannah Maria Susan NJ
is clearly smitten, and we bid her beware
lest the smiles Of her George Alexander
prove as feeting as our January thaw week
or ten days since, and if she seriously thinks
Of matrimOny, as VIC seriously think she
should at once, she ought to be familiar with
her future duties as a housekeeper to George
Alexander to make the cake of which she
writes. Nevertheless as all cases Of human
suffering touch our pity and move our hearts
to the very core VIC plaintivey plead with
all our fair readers, to come to the aid Of
this suffering sister, Tabitha Hannah Maria
Susan M!
While our hand is in, let US add that it
must be apparent to our readers that they
can't expect us TO publish any more matter
10 this department than VIC receive. 1t is
the "Ladies' Corner" and if you do not ell il
with questions, hints, recipes, short essays
etc., you must not blame US or others. One
word more, please write with pen in gooC
clear hand so that our compositors can reaC
it without the aid Of microscope, aud w
rather not be obliged to employ an Oriental
list to decipher Egyptian heroglyphics, a
the editor furnishes all the matter Of tina
kind needed in the office. Matter writer
with lead pencil is so badly rubbed as to b
almost deiaced and has to be rewritten, Will
the delicate, almost invisible writing of som
ladies has powerful tendency to make som
of our employees violate a very importan
one of the "ten: commandments" Pleas
don't write on. both sides Of your paper; i
you do not see any reason for that request
go into printing Office sometime and it viii
at once be very apparent to you.
There now, we are ready for fresh lot {
those feminine missives, perfumed with any
thing but musk, plainly written, and you sha
be delighted in having your own suggestion
in print ready to put into a scrap-bool
which every lady Of course keeps. Don
know how to make good scrap.book2 d
you want our experience on that matter
so you shall have it sometime.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02

You can keep your nubias, and all soft
white Aeecy wear, including babies sacques,
clean and nice without washing. Just put
dry -four on them aud pat it in between your
hands, and then sprinkle it over and fold
them up, and end the job by sPrinkliOg over
enough to cover quite we'll. Let them lie
eight, ten or twelve hours and then lift them
and shake of lightly the -four which will be
found with all the dirt 10 it. This is an adj
mirAble plan. The tassels on nubias thus
preserve all their wonderful lightness aud
hseciness. There is a great deal Of poetry
10 dainty white fake Of a nubia, and |
know you will all be as glad to hear this as
l Was.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
For the VERMONT FARrER.
UNDER THE SNOW.

There's many hope lies buried
Deep under drifts Of snow,
II may have blossomed In June
How II died, you cannot know.
II may have budded in sprlHg,
Az the snow was leaving the hills,
Sweet music II made In the heart
sweeter than music Of ripping rills.
The beautiful snow has covered the earth
with pure and spotless shroudi
The sun has hid his nee to-day
Behind dark and threatening cloud,
But the flowers will come again,
And the flowers Of hope will spring anew
And bud and blossom IN every place.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
cAws AND EFFEcT.

Nine ms.Aphyslcians, perched alot
On the top Of dry pine tree,
Have talked all day in a marvellous way
OF divine philosophy.
No wild Coleridgean ramblers they
All over the realm Of laws
They stick 10 their text, however perplexed,
The doctrine Cand practice) Of caws-
The biggest crow, on the nearest limb,
Gave irst, with never pause,
clear, profound, deliberate. sound
Discourse Of prOxlmate caws.
A theologue In cassock clad,
With . ehoker under his jaws
And cold In his head, either sung or said
A treatise Of second caws.
A hsh-hawk lit on the topmost limb
with q pickerel in his claws,
When small and great began to debate
Concerning efficient caws.
And when, at the close, the congress rose,
! saw two old crows pause,
And what they said, as they few o'erhead,
Had a sound Of final caws.
No longer in me, o Philosophy,
Thy devotee expect,
In spite Of thy laws, here's q chain Of caws,
And not one single effect.
--WasAiRgtoH GiaddsH IN
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
SANEnRn,S RADICAL CURE

Must convince them that II possesses great merit,
while the aud original method Of Its preparation
whom studied with disease satisfies the mind Of any
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
100 ACRES OF VALUABLE WOODLAND
FOB SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale lot 49, ID division OF
Lots stuated on the little Osmore Pond In the town Of
Poaeham Said lot contains 100 acres by the old sur
yey is heavily wooded, and lies less than 800 RODS
rom the railroad. Terms made easy Persons deslr-
Gus Of purchasing said property will please address
MELISSA @. WILSON,
Chester, Windsor Co.. w.
Chester, Doc 4, 1876.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
NOTICE. |

This Is 10 certify that have given my Son, Luther
Brooks his time during the remainder Of his minority
and shall pay no debts OF his contracting nor claim any
Of bis Earnings altsT this date.
North Concord, Jan ~, 1877. o.,o,,s
CHARLES W. BRIGHAM, Witness.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Trains isaUs Montpelier!
Mail at o.. Is A. NJ, for Boston, New York, &c.
Day Express mt p 10 2. NJ, for Boston.
Night Express ats OP.M., for Boston, New York, &c.
Trains leave waite River Junction.
Mixed train at ~ A. for Bellows Falls and Brat
teborO Mall ~ 35 2. NJ, for Boston, (yia Fichburg),
Mixed Train at 8 10 p. NJ, for Brattlsboro.
Night Express at i2i0A for Boston, New York, &C.
GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Trains ieaue waite River Junction
Mixed Train at 30 A. NJ, for Mortified.
Express Mall at 40 p. NJ, (Montpelior ut 90 p
M for Burlington, st. Adams Montreal, Ogdensburg,
and the West.
for Burlington and st. Adams.
Night Express at 10 a, NJ, Montpelier 'qt 10 4
H,l for Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal, 0gdensburg
and the West
ACCOMMODATION Train leaves Northaod at s so A.
NJ, (MontpeliOr at 10 AMI for Burlington, ST, Al
bans 81, Johns, aud Montreal.
SLEEPING CARS arc attached to tho Night FIX
press Train running between Montreal and Boston, and
Montreal aud Springfield.
DRAWING Room CARS on Day Express Trani
between Montreal aud Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS for Chicago and the West fol
sale at the principal stations. -. ,
| st. Adams, W., Dec II, 1876.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
SANFORO'S RADICAL CURE

Cleanses the nasal passages in a single application
with tho admirable inhaler, (which accompanies each
package free Of charge and is more servcsable than
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
SANEnRl'S RADICAL CURE

Removes by a single application the hard encrusted
matter from tho nose opens up the nasal passages,
allows the sufferer 10 breathe freely and enjoy for the
first time the pleasure OF q full breath.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Allays pain, Inflammation, and Of the mucous
membrane OF the nasal passages II Is the most sooth-
ing, healing, and grateful preparation ever applied 70
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02

Cardinal red is no longer fashionable.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

IL also taken internally where by its actions the
blood in eliminating from the system the acid poison
always present in catarrh present in the whole consti
tutt
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
SANF0Rn'S RADICAL CURE

Relieves In short time the very worst forms Of Nor
vous Headache, Neuralgia Tightness the tenn
pies Ringing noises In the head and wakefulness.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02

Thus becomes powerful purifying agent IN overcom
ing the action Of the rotten matter that has
during sleep, dropped into tho throat and mingled
with the contents OF the stomach 10 be absorbed into
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-02-02
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

4 local and Constitutional lromedy. It atrengthonB
70 system by Internal use, while endeavorlng 10
row OF the disease, and soothes and heals the In
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
ClrN 10 SL0LkN GONDS.

A man, who called himself Daniel Austin,
living al Kent Putnam County, y. y, entered tAc oico
of Nntcuc Laird an attorney 81 NJ. 80 Broadway, or
October 90 and asked Lav5 Gc SONIC Troy prop
.rty transferred 10 his daughter lie also want ii some
other law Jus.ucss transacted, and the bin amounted
10 $50 la payment ho tie lawyer thice COUPONS,
due last Auguat and .ed 10 have the collection made
and the baiaucc returned.
YESTERDAY Mr. Dl.lae, OF P'"Esill, wTuted the same
lawyer 10 COLLECT a c.sIn Of FlJO Mr. nike was form
,rIy couu-red wIln The ooh hycA.ngc IN tti- citi
d bir Isi tAJu- no would De guD! pcisOu 80 C-t
fine coupors Tlc Coz ppns Wec accordingly ire 'en"d.
ana proved 10 have necu utt.c'" 60 ola Ho'tn hV1d~.
DrI,c ard Laird NcTr lien arrest Ciid brought bclOro
mud d. Duffy at the IOubs Ponce Curt IAcy wee r.
leased ic- ol'nz tucrs. bc'b b,Iu2 f1eH col!
c,ud r,ii. on. and su-Iciou being entertained mat
tlcy were guilty. iu.lier cXImina iVh oi tle matter
N.lii d.. nia,lC tns HuInIL-. Lat evening Mr. Land
co II no tell Tie bonds were, or Inc value OF ne
coupo.r. ,
Ie POLICE have been searching for the bonds for some
time, 4 ry were stocu last hu-us. from l. aei X ugs
.v of No 30 ca. t0n-pl, the Treasurer oi tue Union
T.Cnlo icd seminary. while travel M on me Hudson
Il ven Il abroad. Coupons worm .DJut elOIO have al
I,ady ueru recovered one Of ihe coupons recovered,
ve,tciday was for S3j. a b nd 81 tho Chicago and
Northwestern hlllIoa. The Utucr coupon, "cTr Tor -
and /. . % bonds Oi Othtr RAILROADS.. MT Kingsley
wIlf appear at tbt cXamin Oh tbs mcrniu2
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

with admirable cargoos from tho begluning part OF
their popularity doubt due go the fct thai theY
gave employment to tbe native sailors, int.e e. iss VINO
fsI becoming vacah nds by reason OF the sioueis
driving the native iuks Of business Jae pohcy o
tine line made ttuly native enterprise " WIS uiis
blckvu botl by Government and puhlic onihOn anu ~
has mad . great success bcpidlnglY, ana ia- hhuc
money, while iis competitors have Ltue more thdh Gov
cred expenses.
Ouo result OF the fight against toe foreign companies
h9s been tue complete cr 81 on" of t.e aIr hc
h Ie-chong ard tile sale OF all it, properly, SHIPS
NharVes Yards. and stores tO the native inc Inc
transfer took place about two mortus ago lht n -
rhOng Inc WAS tncu rnnuug 20 steamers. " so AZ vi
these and the prDueTty Of the company complete 10 i
rival for 81 100000. The Emperor ~ CIinh auVabc.u
$l,JOO,0O0 OF TINS sim out of the pubIc ici.ul 10
enable the arrangement to hc carried out Jhs aci eN'
~ the Cuina Merchants e Of over 30 steamers AM
concentrates Into native hands une-ali OF ne ste'h
1eet c0astng and fiyer radc III Cllna Inc noN,
srnuent sustans the iuc with increased business anu
sHch is the outlook at present That IL Is con
udcntly estimated that even with the large II a..
the company now possesses i.s resources "ill De
taxed to tue utmost by the trade of tie coming season
The Outlook on the whOle Is rather inspiring fOr tbc
nativcS and they are eycusahle for believing ta -
future of the company viii he sucn FUZZY Ia IeGuie
the love of c0ulry affection iJr Ms people 80 dnpy
displayed by the high authorities in backing up the CONF
pIny's intcrcs.s.' IL,
Tie sale oI the kee-(bOng line is the heaviest bow
ever ct dealt to foreign interests IN Cna lLe hst"9
of the af ,ir shows that pluck national feeling ana D'
hess intelligence have had very fdi sort OF dtNt"ir
men. amOng the blrbalc Cclesiis, and lut te or
foreign Lines in China nave very serious competition
before them.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
TIE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2G.-Final arrange
ment, for the reception President Hayes next week
have been completed. lie Is expected " reacd TINS city
Tueday afternoon Il special Train. which Will stop at
the head II trnkiu-st., near Monroe Park. whctr II
large .iforu Wi Jr erected, and where q welcome
spcrch will be delivered ~ judge Meredith, acting
Nayor, and be res iOuied 10 uy The PfrSld-nt.
Tie Iuuy u then be fsCurted III ptUco ssion
ny the military. fire department, cic., u the EHcEage
Ictei. ~ isut Prt siCcut WI hJd popular ccl-
tou ia the l;tIloIs Ot tDc hUic. On Wednesday Inc
L esJeu. will yirt the state Fi, ana viii tItrr he wei
coined Virginia los Governor kcmpci, ana al nirht "a
state reception VIII De b'ld at the Gu.crnaioria man
zion IuuIsdiy tucIe Will P.csiIeu la review
ol The military the iar gIOunus, and competitive
drill a-u excursion down tnC rYci To tbc ID iich
Cap tan. Thc Presidential party Will return 10 Wash
Iu vu u IhuIsy Li-i Quitc cnthus. aside feeling
prevails mere auto pas VISIT. Tue President
vii De accorded ovation mat VIII doubtless be ex-
tIcIuely gratifying to ulIn.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
JOHN S. Mon4O. UNDER ARREST.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. Oct. 26.-ln view Of
tie ac HAT six bills OF md ctnent have been found
a .ad 81 Join s. Morton, ex-prcsdent OF tao West
Philadelphia Passenger Railway Company, Judge
I,udlow this evening issued attachment for
hs arrest, AMI at O'Clock hc taken
into custody at MS rcs.dcnte at Germantown.
H. was tueI taken Judge Lu0loW's nOu-e where Ills
ionOr 10 tho PRISONER tnat there was Dill Of
indictment cIdiliAg nun witn eDIb zZemcut Of $780,
600 upou when no security had been entered, aud
otels upOa which the scCu ly Is very S. all. TIE Juuge
Ituer staeI would take buil IN the Of
600 iud real estate security, should II bc offered.
Nj. JOnu :. Morton Was tahtn ltOm judge LudOws
residence 10 tAe American oIei, wherc Ieaiul in
charge Ot 4 cOdrt officer.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ne,e- York Ho'eI-General John :. P-rst9ni OF
soufh q rrl-a: cx- -enffor John ". Stevenegn OF MI
uckv Allan MaIans of Bal imore, and Mayor W. g. Wite
y If wilmington. Del ....--fith An'nne Ho., ;t,
Jerome h 'hanre pf Colorado; CongFessinap Auhr" WI
Inns Pltt.burg y. V; Mayor Henry oyersiol OIL 3i sI
nns Congressman f. H. Huri, l"eh Ohlp
MacSn. Of FsIk H. y. V aud William W o eIiss % Of
N,Iv-,u'r rr -, J4usS H0ref Gen, ralWini m W Bel
l. ar OF tBsdTs HOiei iJu i;o q orge ShatHWo,
Of II ladeut -. Hta,LsOr N0fel' oner's- 1dh BeJ MN
A VIVA Gils,g ilOts>-Iudgc H. Bear'ley OF B,iI -,
ort cam Nlesolas ifOtef-Nirgi I0Nels, khliioSl
tom,nissuner, of Georgia. and Wim 81 Mnnly, Pr sue
OF tie ntral Railroad OF Georgia trerH Ht, ,
fss0rs G. NJ Mead and !. IA Th.yc', 81 AnuoFrf hiS .I
the f. " Dr Brarar. 81 Auburu y. --.. tiDh hI"tre
J The Rev Dr. scJli OF Pensacola, and the rev Dr
Steele. Of hry West
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
NAXAL Orders.

WASHINGTON, Oct 26.-Pay Inspector Ed
ward MAY, ordeled 10 duty Inspector o PROVISIONS
aud cOlhing at tne Portsmouth navy yard, Pay dHec-
tor C. j. Emer, is ordered 10 duty purchasing pay
master, Boston navy yard. Professor HcurJ d..
Todd is 10 du uhuer Professor J. Nc"COmU,
Superintendent OF the Nautical Amdndc Pay Inspector
j. T. Thornton detacIed rom dntJ purchasing pay
master Boston and ordered to settle hs accounts.
PdyasteT Charles T. Guild IL detached from duty at
Portsmouth navy yard, and ordered " settle his
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
BEHIND TIE AGE.-Mistress

BEHIND THE AGE.-Mistress I'm sOrry to
hear siaIy. yuu cant agree with servants.
Mary-Well m, done know VINO could agree with 'em.
Dsagrceabe Od fruiups wb0'yc only been ia place
this Two years : London Fun
AND THE BEST THING TOO ol-Sparks: What
n shame to knocked about your Old woman IKE tId
last nIgn swpes whoy wHat preIeIt did you ave Tor
bealin' her sol swipcs: Laws II mu-sy, nelghbor
Sparks didnt no prcte1t. not ! II was the broom
'andle done II WITH London Fun.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
NJ. LEPERE TO BE PROMOTED.

LONDON, Saturday, Ocl ~ lNff'
1t il thought in Paris that NJ. Charles lepere,
Vice-Prcsi lent of the ats CnamOer oi Depuuef a~ an
intimate nIeBd O. NJ Ganbetta, will be e oed to the
Presidency oi the new Chamber, which NJ Grevy viii
probably decline ia consequence OF hie Nomination to
the Republican leadership.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
p Q S r S @ RIFF r.
3:A5 a. RI.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

NJ. CRENnEUX VISITS GENERAL GRANT.
PARIS, Saturday, Oct 81, 1877.
NJ CrGmieux, who was member of the Gov
crnment Of National Defence during tne late war; called
on General Grant yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
OBfTCARY.
TUr No.. sOHIEskI Ross.

WuIIAuspORT, Penn, Oct. 26.-D;spatches
received nere to-day aIrouuce ihat eX-Con-'essinln
soaiesd Ross suo, hiuscf the 24th is~ut' al h.s
residence in Coudersport, Penn 10 had suffered iu
health g0r some timc.
Mr.. Ross was born at COudersport, May 10,
1s2s lie WIS educated surveyor ard elvh eng-
nc bul has been ased for scme ye1I' asi III iarm
ing and in settling large body OF laud In several oi the
Nor,hcn Counties o P1unsy .yauia. Ia 1872 Mr. bo
WAC occicd o. the XLllld Congress from thc NNiltb
Distinct Of PrunsylVan Ecpuhl can. .etcfhg
, n i'm "A total vute 0i 81 G6S. HIS district tIfu com
brIs,. nc COM les ol C'utrc, ClnIon coni. l"ti'
ana Tiora Duiug hIs term n tn XLlIIi Congress
,l,o d,.t.fe ut prnnSYiNaua rhauc,, and wien
Ike was r.t.,c eI IN 1871 90 the ALlNtn CugI'tH lis
81 let cnml.iscd tine Counties a Cameron, Iyconi-f
n, hrp Potjer. SIlnvau, uud Iioga, 'ud W> c'od tc
NNIri. Iu tuat NJ. kps's 90 ity wa, 3-' ~
ioIa vote of 1891. In ib &LIIl CO. cr 3. he -cFci
uu tc Cormit MiiilId, aud iu tie Al.ili Con-
..resS WIS "A momDcr Of tac Comntitscs uh Comm cc
"a flc Militia lie was not Candidate for rejection
Aeftr
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
THE PPUsSI,N COMPLICATIONS.

LONDON, saturday, Oct -, 1877.
The TTtaes's Berlin correspondent anticipates
that the debate In Prussian Det will terminate avo,
ably Tor the mIn.ry, Thcires declaration in favor OF
the continuance of Reform policy has disarmed the
Moderate Liberal majority