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VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMP ANY.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The local agent for Hyde Park has forwarded
through the post-oflice, to each member in that
town, the Annual Pamphlet for 1873, with the
amount of his or her assessment written thereon
Members are earnestly requested to pay their as
sessments before October 18th. Mr.. c. S. Page is
the local agent for Hyde Park, to whom assess
mcnts may be paid. l9tf
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Eetate Of IoInn MnnnInr.

Aloie of lrrmoHf-fiisfssfi - Laa0illc SIN
Probate fuurt, held 10 johnson in said Di,tricf
un Tie ;ih day uf NOVEMBER a. u. ls5s.
william 4. MaNneld, Administrator Of The estate
~ John Manning, late u Eden 10 -aid District
ieceu-ed, presents his tliminsiia ton sCruunt for
examination and allowance. aud makes al,plica-
t41u Tor decFce II distribution and partition Il
The estate 81 said deceased: NhereuIspu, Il l.
or'icrd by sid Court, that said account and said
lppiicaiinn hu Inferred G. a session thereof 10 be
lcii az The lruhats Olice ia said johnson, nn
The 3Stb sspy OF November. 4. ID. les, for
nearing ana Hcri-ipn thereon. And, Ii Is further
ordered. thatnuucc hereof be given Ia all persons
Interested by publication Of the same three weeks
successfully % IHIE LANOTLtE NEWS On news.
~ per publ Jiel at Hyde Park, previous 10 said
NJ said time and place, and show cause ifapy
they may have, why said HceOunt should not H.,
allowed, and such decree made.
by the Cuurt.-Auest.
s2w3 W. II. GRIsWOLD. EGdgc,
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Scratch no More" itching Piles"

Scratch no Wore-T EtchIng Plies,
symptoms of which are moisture, like
Iperspiration, intense itching, particularly
when undressing, or after getting warm
in bed, increased by scratching, might
think pin worms were crawling in about
the reCtum, oftentimes shows itself around
the private parts. A pleasant and safe
cure in every case is "Swayne's Oint-
ment." If allowed to continue, very seri-
Gus results may follow. 1t also cures
letter, BARRIERS itch, scald head, ring
worm, blotches, all scaly, crusty, itchy
skin eruptions. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt of price, 80 cents box,
or three boxes for $1,25. by DR.. Swayne
& Son, Philadelphia. Sold by all leading
druggists. 52yl
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GOOD FOR BABIEs.-We are pleased to
say that our baby was permanently cured
of serious protracted irregularity of the
bowles by the use of Hop Bitters by its
mother, which at the same time restored
her to perfect health and strength. The
Parents, University Avenue, Rochester,
| N. Y. See another column S3w2
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DEE .

LEWIS-In johnson, Nov. 18th, of congestion
of the lungs, arising from slight cold and rem
dered fatal by debilitated condition and Ions
illness, Nellie L. Lewis, aged IA years.
Rest for the little sleeper,
Joy for the ransomed soul;
Peace for the lonely weeper,
Dark though the waters roll
Weep for the little sleeper;
Weep, it win e,tse thine heart,
Though the dull pain be deeper
Than with the world to part
Hath the dear Savior found her?
Laid her upon his breast?
Folded his arms around her?
flushed her to endless rest?
Grieve not with hopeless sorrow,
Jesus hath felt your pain;
He did your lamb but borrow,
He'll bring her back again.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR DIR. MARCHs NEW BOOK
FrozSa Dark to Dawxa.

in this new volume the popular author of NIGHT
SCENES IN THE BIBLE portrays with vivid and
thrilling force the events Of sacred TRUTH and adds
fresh testimony to the beauty, pathos and sublimi-
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this book, with its sparkling thoughts beautiful
market Recommended by leading thinkers and
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LlRERATloN NOTICE.

This is to give notice that have this day given
my son, CHARLES II. HOSAIER, his time during
the remainder of his minority, and that shall
clam none of his wages nor pay any of his debta
contracted after this date.
CHARLES IL. HOSMER.
EDEN, Nov. 18th, 1873. S3wS
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Notice of kssigneo's Appointment
STRICT on VERMONT, IS.

MONTPELIER, VT, November s, 1873
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee of ALoNZO 4. KEITH
of Gilmore, in the County of Lanoillo and State of
Vermont, within said District, who has been adj
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court of said District
s3w3 JOEL FOSTER, JR.
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STAGE LINE

prom HYDE Park Va, via. North HYDE Park,
EIen. Eden Mills, lowell, Mcstfied. Troy, TO
Nsffl Troy, Vt, will run a. follows: Leaves
UrIe Park at A. 4. ON Mondays, Wednesdays
AMI Fridays, arriving AZ Lowell al O'Clock r. ".
returning, Leaves Lowell ON Tuesdays, Thurs
lsy- and saturdays, arriving az HYDE Park at
D N
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Installation of I. o. C. T.

At a regular meeting of Mt. Mans.
field Lodge, No. Ill, l. 0. G. T., Of
Stowe, held November 9th, the follow.
lowing officers were installed for the
ensuing quarter:
c. M. Watts, w. c. T.
Abbie Bigelow, w. V. 7.
Lille A. Peck, w. S.
Minnie Nuthng, W. f. S.
George A. Town, w. T.
Mrs. p. D. Pike, w. c.
Charlie Nutting, w. NJ.
Mrs. A. r. Corse, w. G..
Frank Corley, w. Sentinel.
Stanard Boynton, A. S.
Emma Morrill,, w. d. NJ.
Ada Boynton, w. r. II. S.
Mary Hale, w. L. II. S.
A. A. Warren, p. W. c. 7.
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We desire to call the attention of Capitalists of
both small and large means to our Iowa improved
Farm Mortgage Bond Loans ltisno new invest
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the whole East We never, under any clrcunl-
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= G r N i.

EGGLESTON-I In Morristown, November 9TH
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. John Egglcston.
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MISS ANNIE OLIvER'S SERMON
frASer' Praise, and shouts OF HaIlelujah
Under the LeG.rt's Park Trees.

large concourse of persons occupied
Ler"rts Park, Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon.
IL having been announced that Miss Annie
oliver the girl preacher" was TO deliver an
address to young men. Ala o'clock after sing
ing and praying, Miss Oliver spoke cloquontIy
To- an attentive audience on tho benefits and Tho
delights OF present salvation. her argument
amply Illustrated, being that il WAS not meet
that men should be satisfied with the hone and
the prospect Of ultimate happiness. but that
ton sure
AT the close Of Miss Ollyor's discourse an old
fashioned experience meeting" was organ
lied. and n number of Old, midde-aged and
young persons related their experience Sew
eral Of the more cxctabe became happy To the
extent Of giving ,yent to their enjoyment In fire.
aneni shouts oil Glory. Hallelpjah, and the
man told Of Tie loss Of he wife ana two, boys,
immortality, ana while he spoke the tears
poured down his furrowed cheeks One old
gentleman became so much wrought upon by
the influence OF the speak ing and the singing
that he could not keep from shouting. and
when the music began no got upon his feet and
Jumped about until exhausted.
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DRfuiTIC NOTES.

succc-s in rhl.aso.
Nj Cn-nlan has been assigned the lonlln. mart 10,
"clars,h llariowe"
Mr. " Lini,ndahl has. tits said. in training youns
u9sguuc OF vNira1rduW. tf ut,, WHO'S TO MAKE her
debut here next idL
Blnch, Mcla now "a floating a. Balision spa hascn.
fAt Wrfis for forty weeks nf f.Af .tn-Nn ~h. r.lf
menc's At Albany sept =, and plays won at Last an
inuuultdl,
Music alfcad promises wei for The fan AMI wut.r
mouths There wall Dec tour 30 cUmpaulr. 300 The ftfl
and Hi least three CONCERT trouics, of which tht Name
k1le CONT iuuuon Will be- chief
An open Verdict" with which Mr. Henderson int nl.
g. opem ih. STANDARD Theuuo. /, % free titiou N Viz
D. bi.lluns novel OF mat name, ami turns unuu the
n h'h law torhddlns Wiie 20 testify iu behalf oi her
u l.hdnd.
Nj Chaudos Fulton. who I'm company with Mr. George
ltnr har leased tr Broadway ufrr is Wtl know 30
60 tg teHfucil public of NrW YORK; AaAils l,rn assoc
Cinfci with VII stuart al other cuuuetcnt MANAGERS no
uls ,ity lie WAS also a. onc tins connected WIN tlt
press
Mr. Blou.ou Howard, whosc new HAYS arc g. nc pro.
UUfc al hr tuuH Square and flrN Theatres w. n'"
o tho best Anus drlmHt.t, alive Whru wrote sara.
W-a hIN Nuuhcr.iL' IT, tNenI ul Iisl,i .n thc Fi.
W' collection of eptrts hulci al INN m New YORK..
ai' II was a literary curiosity ri it, way
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CHIC.IGO DOUN 4 PEG.
Western Mines Defeated la Cannes In the East
Lively work for Cricketer.

The visit Of the Western mines TO the. East
for the second time this season WINS not more
satisfactory in it, result than their first trip In
eight games played last week the two Eastern
mines Wore victorious In five. the Bostons de-
featng the Cincinnatis three times out Of four.
and placing Themselves at the head OF the list
The Providence and Milwaukee mines came to
the metropolis expecting TO pick up more
Tn" motto" 81 tneir coming. however, was So
short that persons who untronize bal, games
knew nothing ~ the match. The clubs although
II Is said they are managed ON high toned prin-
cipe~. on learning that the assembly WAS not n
paying one, wished 10 90 away without playing.
but Manager Cammcyer put a stop To- Il. and
they had e. play the games. The Chicagos are
expected here before the end Of the month
According b. the record the race for the pen
nnnt is close hetween the Boston Chicago, and
Cincinnati Clubs:
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MRS. MINk,S HrSRIND.


10 seize what She has Earned.
John Wink, halter and Frcnchman.
abandoned hiswife and family in Newark about
ST., years ago, and Mrs Wink opened a smnl
candy store IN William stroet to support herself
and children. The ncighhors gave her all their
patronage on account Of her domestic troubles.
and She gradually enlarged her business until
she was finally able to open wcll-stoctcd
grocery at 80 William street Although for
tunate In business sho mot with other 'rious
trouble, Hers Frederick WAS drowned three
years ngO. and another son. Martin. was Killed
in the mincs In the Black Hills one year ago,
leaving her childless.
Mrs. Mink WAS surprised by the uneXl ootcd
appearance Of Mr.. Wink in her store on Mon
day last. He told her that "a hor husband he
was the lawful owner u her goods and chattols.
ma that he meant 10 take possession. 10 wont
aYay,bd returned on Saturday afternoon with
behind the counter. and announced himself rs
IN" proprietor. The constable remained 10 pro-
teet him.
Mrs. Wink appealed to Justice Otto. and Wink
was arrested ON tho charge ~ being a common
vhgrant lie was taken before Justice pauiin,
and aa lie had no visii Ia ihcaus ~ support. D."
ne was committed 10 tho Essex county jail for
ninety days under lhc yngraucy net.
Mrs Wink is a tall portly. and pleasant spc ken
French woman. She said that she Ttied her
husband, and il ho would only Acep sober and
her She acknowledged that not long before ne
aband med her he had turned her out Of doors
on hmidwinter night but she would say nothing
bitter against him.
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Buslnrss Iloates.

Yellow Fever. nropsics, .Nc.
Dropsics oecnsnnci 'y the cNhacmt arteries giving
out more luid than the ah,orbcnts take up.
BHANntETH FILLS
convey a healthy impulse TO the remote cN'rcmues
arousne their absorhcns 60 action; and in eases Of
swclhms watcty deposits. awakening the sleeping en-
crrics OF thos, vessels which, like millions pumps a
work send the accumulated lud to the .incs and
other outlets cfccung reduction o the dropsca
mutations. sometimes in afew hours This effect have
witnessed my self
Lot the Doctors Of New orleans adopt BR,Npmrns
Pms the remedy IN yellow fever. then they would
not loso nvc hundred the patients The value u
BR'ypnfrs Pts is proved by their high and wide rcpu-
iaton. which shold secure their adoption In every
ptaL Until this i done let patients the pills and
them; good is sure to follow
And during thu hot weather they should OCCASIONALLY
be used by AN sensible people The blood il thus secured
free circulation, unhealthy accumulation. removed
sudden diseases. -unstroke, apoIexcs. vertigo and
dizziness are prevented
Remember, can refer YOU 10 healthy men who have
used BRASpgsus PILLS their on, ply SIC fifty
years. b BRANDRETn,
Principal Office. Brandreth House. New York.
Iulx
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HIGH TINE TO DO Ills DUTY.
PENNSYLT.iNIr DEMOCRITTC TRE1s.
UREH REMINDED.



Called Upon to Keep hts Promisc- or Expo.
sure ana Uerirni and thus Purge Himsclf Of
the Charge that he Ia In the Cameron King.
HARRISBURG, July 2G.-At their recent
county mcctinsthc Democrats of Lchigh passed
the following resolution calling upon Col Noyes
the Democratic State Treasurer, TO perform his
duty:
E.oiei That in the name anil on behalf VI the 2 sqt
Democratic waters NJ lltg county who east their votes
ir STATE Treasurer Moves uu NOV g. 1871 W. call ugon
linn a. make Guul hi~ vcrHl Iroui~ iu the voter
This Commonwealth ~ contained aud forth ia his
letter uf acrrpiut at date - p ~. i-T1 give
taxpayers ut ~ stale the actual condition the
office the first Monday Wa, lust pa.t I'm the shape NJ
published settlement over hs own Official II nature. and
thus practically the charge made against him VI
bcinA In the Cameron Ring
Tho Democrats Of Lchigh are not day toe
soon, and the Democracy OF the rest OF the
State will do well to follow their example.
The Trcnsurcr's mind needs stirring up by
way of remembrance. His promises OF ex-
posture and reform wer1 very profusc before
his election. hut since then n strong suspicion
has got abroad that he has connected himself,
IN the language II this resolution. with the
Cameron Ring This suspicion. II Is to be
| hoped, Is wholly uniounled; but Col. Moves
must be doing something right speedily If he
would not have II become permanent
The recent hOHsi % the Ring organs, begin
| ming with Mr. Ouays Beaver Radical that tho
! Democrat g administration of the treasury have
| discovered nothing wrong. and will discover
nothing. indicates that the Ring chiefs htva
/ moro confidence in Col. NOyps than the Demo-
! Gratis Of Lchigh have.
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Thomas MrHugh, an elderly man. Of Ford
hau Whose wtc died three years ago, was weeping
when he entered the llarlcm Police Court yesterday
ic has two grown sons who, since their mother sdcath
haN iNei with hn pleasantly ami peacefully anti ono
day last week. when the father took home a second
WIG. The new wife Is young. amt Mr. McIfus thought
that she would be welcomed hy his They howe tcr
shut me duo AGAINST the venerable groom and his bride
.m ihe newly married lalr sought shelter elsewhere.
Ml NJ llu-i being the oWurr OF tc house. and his Sous
." a'ns lease of HE premises told thcm they must
N 't lhry e. fused 10 go AMI he lad Them arrested a,
in.i scr. the sons promised 10 YacAte and Judge
i4IIuI ulsmissl
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ArrtVed-SrNpAr jus y.
SIS Airiatc Jennings. Liverpool july ~. AMI Queens
town 18Th.
s. wyanokc. Couch Richmond city Point. aud Norfolk
s. state ni Louisiana. tombstone, GlusgOw.
SsGen whitney. HHliot' Boston
s. Gamma. LeddicoAt bermuda.
$ city ot Vera cruz, Van Scc Vera Cruz July IL and
Havana 2lih
= Amy Dora. Sinclair Newcastle
shin u X Eaton. shaw, london
Bark Antoncita. Hansen. Amsterdam
Bark Settle I Guest. Messenger. iluvrc
BARK Alexander Campbell, Bunker. Belfast
BarA EiWln. smith. NcwrV
bark John Bunyan. Buuuun. Roucn
bark Edward llNidt. furr"rsen Chrstiann.
Bark Erranto, Nicohrl. Cork.
Bark lmmacalai lln. Longohardo. Cherhourg
BARK Idaho, Richardson. tiuniucsos
BARK Bore. Nr--ucrtsf Cave Town
Bark Nu, tnpi4t 'lu. Mars lilies
Baik Annie = Marshal Parker An'werp
Hris llcnr, " ing. Small SMYRNA
Brig Mary iink. spencer. toruuna.
Also tile usual cua.tWI-s vessels
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board Mt flf,y cents n week. Tho number Of
boardcrs increased rapidly. and the pens were
much extended. The dwcllers in the cottages
near by soon had reason 10 dread II land breeze.
Thcy grumhlrd, hut Mr.. Coitrcll conceived that
he had Il right 10 eHtcnd his business as much
as he could. He said, too, that the grumbirrs
were mainly Jews. who had bias against hogs.
Yesterday formal complaint was mnde against
Hog Hotel rs q nuisance. and Justice Lane said
that lie would break up the establishment.
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LOJISINNA STATE LOTTERY COM
PANN-Ir NLNEt SrALEs OR PO,IPuNEs EIGHTH
GRAND plsrrlRD ruN AT NLN ORLEANS AUGUST
ia ~ PRIZES AMOUNTING To sllO.+o. CAPITAL
FRIES, s3n'"t sln'"o s1t"t &ct luppo TICKETS,
fNu ~ DOLLARS, HALVES. ONE IN DOLLAR.
NlLl 10 ST. nAtrllN, T. o. RON CO.. NEW or
LEANS, La, Or H. l. ILCM. 3l5 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK
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The city OF Chester Disabled.

Tho Inman steamship City OF Chester arrived
yesterday in tow Of the steamship Stat. OF Louisiana
having lost half of her propeller on Thursday when
about $50 miles from New York. She drited disabled or
eight hours before the state Of Louisiana was sighted
The weather. was calm and the accident created NJ
ciemcn among the sscngors She reached New ork
DAY and Lali behind her usual tine.
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MARINE INTI;LLIG ENCE

MINIATURE ALNASAC-rufs nav
sun rises. % sun sets.... ~ Noon sctA.. 20
HiGU wtrtH--rfit. rtY.
Sandy Hook. ~ fsnni.. 20 Hell date 60 o 81
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harmless and dplcuus sherry.
Prepared by HENRY g GALLUP 400 oxford st. Lon
don, England aud retaei every where at Toe bottle.
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ny y. II PORTER 60. Eastern agent. ~ Broad.
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