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3. &P. r. r. Time TABLE.

passenger Iralns Leave
GwPORT-lS0uth-645 q m; &45 q m; 1:2o p m /;
6:45 m; 1890 m North-4;06 a m; ar.
1880 p M Gar. GAO el0 p. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m; 6:5s m; 1042 p m.
NortA-l2:37 p m; Q 20 p m.
kRTON LANDING-SoHut-7:0 q m; e9:05 m !;
lao m; 7:l0 m; 1888 m. North-S:42 a
m; 1925 p m; 4:20 p m; ol5 m; SAG m.
kRTON-Sou1t--724 a m eco m l:53 p m; 1920
pm; HOS m. NOrth-S:27 a m; 1910 m {;
4:O5 m; b:5s m; $3.50 p m.
bUTH BARTON-SoUth-7:35 m; 1880 m; 1888
pm; Ills m. NOrth-S:l5 m; ll:5S m
b:44 pm.
m; 7:5S m. North-1l:4o
am; SGT pm.
EST BURKE-SOGth-sOl m; e0:50 n m; 2:2l p
m; S:04 pm; ll:40 p m. North-253 m
ll:S2 a m; $3.50 m; 5:ls m; sS:04 p m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n m; 1907 m; FAC
pm; S:25 m; 1900. North--2:34 m; ll:ll
am; 3.2l p m; t:58 p m; 7:48 p m.
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soLoMAN DWINELL's ESTATE.

t SOLOMAN DWINELL'S ESTATE.
Application for License.
STATE OF VERMONT
- Orleans District, ss
In Probate Court held at Irasburgh in said District
on the Goth day Of August. A. d. 1879.
Albert Dwnell and Joseph Dwinel, executors OF the
last will and testament of Soloman Dwinell, late of
Glover in said District deceased make application for
said Glover and file with said application the consent
and appreciation in writing Of all the devsees and leg
atees Of said deceased residing in this State to such
SALE said land and real estate being described fol-
lows, to wit: Being all and the same land and
premises decided to the said Soloman Dwnell by Sam
uel Z. and LYDIA Cook the 18th day of October A.
u. 1852 Aso two pews in the Congregational church
in said Glover and horseshed near the Universal
is church in Glover aforesaid. Also, all the land in
the State of Vermont of which deceased died seized
possessed. and representing that sale of said real
estate would be beneficial to the interests of all the
heirs devsees and legtees of said deceased interested
therein.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court that said
count and said application be referred to session
thereof to be held L. Il. Thompsons Office, in said
Irasburgh the 25th day of September, A D. 1872
hearing and decision thereon.
And is further ordered that notice hereof be gveI
to all persons interested by publication of the same
three weeks successfully in the Orleans County Mont
tor newspaper published at Barton, in said District
previous to said time appointed for hearing that they
any they may have, why said license should not b,
granted.
BY the Court-Attest r..
L. II. THOMPSON, Judge.
A true copy of Record-Attest.
o36 L. H. THOMPSON Judge.
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LiberatfOn Notice.

This is to certify thatI have this day given my ssn
J.ALFRED DISTHROMP. his time during the remain
der Of his minority. and shall claim none Of his earn
ings pay any debs Of his contracting amer this
date. JOHN b. DISTHROMP.
Barton. Vt. Ang. IA. 1872 o35
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Nj A ON &c.

Regular Communication Of Orleans Lodge. No. IS,
d A. NJ. friday August 20.
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The young man at the Hazen Road,
who in attempting to kick cow fell
backwards, and sprained his wrist, would
not like to see his name in print.
G. w. Houstin has gone on Harvey's
excursion to Minnesota, and Clarence
Harrington supplies his place in the sta
ton. Charlie Stevens does the tele-
graphing.
Quite delegation of our citizens,
their wives and children took a ride to
the railroad meeting at Hydepark last
Tuesday-the only dividends the stock
holders of the P. & Q. expect to get
SUTTON.
Rev. Waterman from Maine supplies
the desk at the Baptist church for the
present.
The Blakes are making extensive
preparations for their reunion, to be
held on Wednesday. Hon. Bennett Blake
from Texas has arrived.
No less than three ''rides'' went to
Willoughby Lake last week. One party
of "A went on Tuesday. Another party
on Wednesday and another on Friday.
The Burnham ASA ult and battery case
is still undecided, and the next trial is
expected to be held on Friday. This is
very small affair, but is liable to cost
the town something before it is through
Ben. Drown was taken from his house
some nights since, by party Of msr
and boys, and tarred and feathered
Much violence was used in handling
Drown, the windows of his house wer'
broken and other damage was done. L
was suspected that Drown was guilty Q
bad cEiPsa h88 oltiHHiHRg withz alsFegg!aRR 81
him. William Switser, Jonathan ant
jeff. Berry and Abner Mack were ar
rested as participants in the assault. A
trial held on Saturday, Switser wa
bound up in 5000 bonds, and the tria
was postponed till Monday. States AT
torny Carter was present for the State
Otis and Belden for the respondents.
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SPRING BEDS!

want to say to the citizens of this place and vicn
ty that Mr.. G. r. Percival of Barton Village VT. has
purchased stock of E. ALIENS EUREKA
SPRING BEDS which he will sell at very low price,
to suit the times. Mr. ]. E. Dwinell of Glover has
also purchased some of Mr.. Aliens Beds and will be
glad to show them to his customers. with a good line
Mr.. G. II. Green of Barton Landing. Mr.. L J. Parker
of Newport, Mr.. A. J. Albee of Derby Center B. d.
Clark of West Charleston also agents for this bed
to examine this Bed before buying any other This
Bed is manufactured by the Patentee at Barton Land
ing VT. All orders sent to his address will be prompt
TEMORE, General Agent. W. E. ALLEN, Box No. 1
Barton Landing, Vt. --' o36
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REMARks-There is very good demand for nice
fresh made butter Second grades selling slowly
and are dull. Cheese is in ample supply and market
heavy. Eggs in good demand il fresh Beans are
frm Flour is dull and prices weak. Pork, lard and
hams dull and market quite heavy. Potatoes
plenty and prices lower. Corn and oats are in
moderate demand.
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The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of the Boston Lead
Manufacturing Company, in another col
umn. This is the old and well-known
Boston Lead Co., under new organiza-
ton, with Samuel Little for president,
and VIM. J. Bride for treasurer,-names
which guarantee perfection in manufac-
ture and strict integrity in business.
With improved machinery. their special
ty, the Star Brand of white lead, will be
kept up in quality which cannot be ex-
celled. Consumers of white lead, red
lead or litharge, lead pipe, tin lined
pipe, tin pipe and sheet lead, will dc
we'll to examine their manufactures be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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o. j. CASS, General Agent,
os7 East Albany, vt.
ORLEANS
Liberal Institute,
@ GLOVER, VT. s
GLOVER, VT.


The Executive Committee have engaged HENRY
RABC0CK. fol mer Principal OF our school. to teach
the Fall Term. commencing Wednesday, August 9th.
and continuing eleven weeks.
TpIrIoN.--Primary. $2.75; Common English, $9.75;
Higher English $50; Latin or Greek, (extra) 81 IS
Vocal Music. Is lessons. books funished) $l.25:
Harmony. lin ciasses Of four) per lesson, 25c-per
private lesson, 81; ineidentals Zoe.
-Tuition payable for not less than half term. at
middle OF the term. Special inducements to those de-
string to teach. ils~ F9f
Mr. Babcock has devoted considerable time to the
study and teaching of music since he taught here. A
discount Of fifty cents will be made to day pupils
vocal music good opportunity for those intending
to teach music to study harmony. No pains will be
spared to make Instruction thorough and practical In
every branch.
Mr.. Babcock Is well known here to be thorough.
going energetic and in particular first class
teacher. Let us give him good patronage, that we
may encourage him to remain in our school,
Board and rooms at reasonable rates. For further
particulars inquire OF q 4tEl@
H. s. CHAPLIN pxa.,,.,va.
aftf asEAf9 A. P. BEAN. I c:..
J.E. DwINELL. conin''ee
or. II. MCCLELLAN. seey.
Glover VT, Aug. /, 1879. IA - o3.
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RORNINGTON.

Miss Lila Judkins is teaching school
in Dis. No. s.
Thomas Crandall has moved home
once more.
Frank Adams has Pratt colt four
years old, that can trot inside Of three
minutes.
The wheat crop is better in this town
than it has been for many years. The
"lost nation" variety was very generally
sown. v1as. q
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a - a a MONTH guaranteed. $l2 day at
WI III home made by the industrious. Capital
USSS not required; we will start you. Men,
women, boys and girls make money
faster work for than at anything else The work
is light and pleasant, and such anyone go right
at. Those who wise who this notice will send
us their addresses at and see for themselves.
Costly outfit and terms free Now is the time Those
already at work laying up large sums Of money.
Address TRUE & CO., Augusta, Maine. oSl
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Boston Wholesale Produce Market.
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR,
A. ID. IIIBBARD,

Jobbing and Commission Dealer in Butter, Cheese,
Flour, Lard. Eggs. Beans, Dried Apple. &C.,
81 John Street. Boston, Mass.
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STATEMENT OF
Mr.. E. E. FOSTER,
OF BARTON, VT.

To THE PUBLIC:
During Dr. smyth's visit to Newport year ago I
called upon him the Bellevue House with my FAM
lily physician to consult him about my deafness and
noises in my head. The attack of deafness accom-
panied by terrible noises in my head came upon me
suddenly and nothing that my family physician could
do would give me any relief Though Dr. smyth gave
me but little encouragement when first consulted
him. I employed him to treat my case. and from the
frat operation began to improve The noises in my
head gradually disappeared and my hearing is almost
as good as ever it was. Hoping DR.. Smyth may meet
with the success in others. cheerfully recon-
mend the afflicted to his professional care. aS4
lat m EEL FOSTER.
Barton, Vt. July %. 1879.
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CATARRH CAN BE CURED.
IMPORTANT STATEMENT,
HON. A. B. NELSON,
DERBY LINE, vi.

sa5 sse $3.50 = t4- t4H ta #i.
To THE PUBLIC:
1t is with pleasure add another testimonial TO the
many Dr. smyth has received for his skilful treat
ment Of chronic and obstinate diseases since coming
among us. nearly three months ago. 1t is now two
months since placed my son Charley, under DR..
Smyth's care for chronic catarTh. affecting hs nose
head and throat quite severely his main trouble being
an almost continued frontal headache with dicuty
ofbreathng through the nostrils and unhealthy dis
charge passing into the throat. am happy to say
all these symptoms passed away under, the doctors
skilful treatment time since. and have no
doubt now Of obtaining eomplste cure Of the most
annoying and dangerous disease.
s a sHe A-B. NILSSON.
Derby Line, w., July 18th, 1879. ~ Hts
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LIE. 1empleIon mas Deen selecCe0 as
one of the professors of college in New
York City.
Capt. Thomas will give an entertain.
ment at Institute Hall, Glover next
Wednesday evening. Aug 81.
The Sabbath schools of this village
with others to join the company, propose
to take ride and enjoy a picnic al
Willoughby Lake, on Saturday, Sept 6
Mr.. Henry Babcock arrived last Sat
urday afternoon, and received hearty
welcome from his old friends. His
school opens Wednesday of this week
The prospects for good school are fat
tering.
P. & G. P. Owen keep dairy of elev
en- cows. one of them farrow, from which
they have sold 1880 pounds of butter
since March lst. They are young Jer
seys and grade Jerseys. This is pretty
good record for kind of COWS that som,
claim to be worthless.
The Pomona Grange meet here oil
Wednesday, Sept. 3D.. The following
subjects will be discussed: sou
Schools" by Bros. Story, Lord ant
Marckres. "How shall our barns be ar
ranged" by Bros. A. o. Joslyn, J. S
Smith, ]. G. Oliver. 1.-The care of hous
plants" by the ladies. A paper will b
prepared by Mrs. J. E. Chamberlin an
Mrs. Geo. A. Ware. The Glover grang
! will entertain the members of the ordel
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however that the dynasty was not alone IN TN. task,
and that many the patriots who contrpu,eu 10 I've
accomplishment with no other interest than tne
dignity and prosperity OF the country Now, THANKS 10
the efforts of ALL Italy is II, fy constituted mas she,
however. become prosperousf No. | say that her
people were In a material sense more houfishing Wheh
they were under the iron rule Of Their seN IN petty
tyrants. Hence 10 ID for us who contributed
to the reconstruction of country to reclaim
her rights to-day ruthlessy tramped upon. The Par
lament overturning the Carroll Ministry, which was
supported by the majority OF the Nation. has shown by
the of December IL thas il does not represent the
National aspirations 1t useless 10 have recourse 70
Deprets, serve tool OF masked despotism and laugh
ingstock Of tTguers because he Is capable OF no good
There the dynasty VIII oh, under the vel OF It's
irresponslby Is the occasion OF the evils which anct
Itay-dscredit and contempt abroad and misery ana
desperation at home 1t Is therefore to the dynasty
that we should turn and demand that II shall amclorate
the condition of country and provide for It's govern
meut capable and Jnest men,
We have the right to demand this We desire that the
young sOvereigns instead Of shutting themselves up In
an anos phere Of adulation should listen 10 men oapa
BILE of telling them the truth, which would be, tho
monarchy eternal and the duration of that OF sa
will be I'm direct ratio 10 the affection II merits IRON
the people. That affection viii not be obtained with
civil list of fifteen millions, with an extravagant num-
Der OF estates, with Standing army dsyouring me
fourth part OF the productions OF the state nor by
keeping Onehalf OF the Nation in ideness. living in
luxury the shoulders OF the other hall.
G GARIBALDL
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GARIBALDPS FAMOUS LErTER.

Below is gwen a translation Of letter from Carl
baldi the recent publication os which in Italy for
de Italians has made profound sensation. 1t was
written at Caprera, but not printed until some
time after the herOs arrival iii Rome The fact that
its publication does not seem to have disturbed IN
the least the friendly relations between King Hum
bert and Garibad shows either that the LiberatOrs
hold on the confidence and love of the Italian peO-
pie is so powerful that the Government does not
dare risk rupture with him, that the affection
and gratitude Of the young King for the man who
made Italy free and united cannot be shaken by the
harpest criticism. The following is the letter:
CABRERA, March. 1879.
MY DEAREST IMBRIANo Here are a few lines for our
IkIlv FOR me Italians. have before said Italy owes
gratitude the savoy dynasty for having contributed
much 10 The uuihcaOn of the country and repeat II,
eonyiuced that spoke the Truth All the world knows.
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