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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-20
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO, STE. LOUIS AND NEW OR-
LEANS RAILROAD.
THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.

THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Oalliope
Street Depot. on and after September o. 1879. af
Ao1Ao" leave. Arrive
Exp. No. i. b:1b .. m. Exp. No. 2, TAO a. N,
Mixed No. s. 700 q. %; Mixed no. T.. 7;so o. m'
baturday Accommodation fer MeGomh City
ls4 PgTII IN N \ PALACE Al SLEEPING OARS
THRoHGH TO LOUISVILLE. gINtJlINeNATI
COLUMBUS. o.. AND GHIfGaAGo2 ,a WITHOUT
taahad at Milan, enabling passengers to &c
through without leaving the train. Only QNE
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EAST ERf
Tmnroved Sleeping and Reclining Chair cars
10 Vieksburg daily. without change.
Tickets for SALE berths secured and tnforma
ton given at No "a Camp street. corner O
soA1AA' d. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
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Rscain,a of FrnAAes.

ST LOUIS-2er steamer Annie T Silyor--a pkRs
mdse A Baldwin AGO. do Anderson Simpson
M II Appiegats-Sla bhis huur q L Buddecke Son
800 eacks malt i RlMsse-aA bbls hout to Clark 4
Meader-So rolls bas giax Ghaf'e. Hamilton K Powell
= sunlry mdse John Calyert-a tlerces hams to n X
DeiBondo- suniry mdse Foger &eo-a hhls vinegar
L B Fangner--t0 bhis oornmeai ~ bbs grtts sou
bbs flour sacks oats it5 sacKs corn 10 Clever
Hansell-t,s saaks corn Howard 4 Fiower-loo
! bhls carnmeal Il A JONAS hbs dunr II I LAWYER
bbls cornmeal l4auier--t0h bbIs Lime La Ice Co
a077 sacks 279 sacks slE bhts dour TO W H
Mathews & Brn-sundrs nldsc VI MeGraw--do j U
Morris les sacks cats L Pjnihommeisa do nj a
Rogers &co--ts cases matches QueyrouEe 4 Bois-5
pkcs mfse Sullivan 4 suigeF-. 40 Rice, Born Nco
100 bbis cornmeal ~ waha 'ass AtrsoEal bhls of
Aergrif-ii bbls aar SO ttercss lard 10 boxes bacon
"a bns potatoes go sacks cats 1924 sacks corn te
Wallace Fsirohid &on-thi 10 + Il Wilson &co-9 {
do $50 sacks osta los West Aoc-'s pkEs mdse L I
Finay &co-6a bbls oil Union 0il Go-s6a sacks cot
ton seed Woeis-c6| do Cotton Seed Asso
ciatien-l2a y Newman Aco-bat sacks otIeaSe to
al o Farwood-4l bales cotton Il ALISON &ro-hs
do Allen, Nh ent &oe--M Alien, West 4 Bnsh-l9i
Airey &oa--T%6 N I bt.GN seS>sa lAsE ham ~
Moore-ls5 RurbriGge &cu--6 TO J Cary er--s
Craig HoEan--S Clspp Bros &co-lo Chate, liam
ilion Powell-5G Jno Ghate u Sons-8a D COCK
hurn-fa ETanAenhaSh 4 saFiaat-S4 j L FarERsan
Aoo-h G srdner / Enpa II tiraham. Back &eo-ts6
Gleason, Day ProuHht-S Hartwett a Chambers
Ia j II Harrison ir t10o-lN lno L Rsrdie S6o-lo5
Jurey Gtis--ssJ J. Harris Sco-94 5 Newman
6oo-I kirkpatF aco-53 Lehman Abraham AGO
Sc Meyer, W els &oo--7 w IL Mathews a. Bret.
Scott MeGehss-l3 Male 4 Gsmmaok-ll 10 II L. G
Newman-26 John Noh.e-Set ID ordsr-65 Buckner
&es-6i Stewart Eros &oo-i4 w A Peale--fi TO Jno
Phelps &eo--is5 Richardson l. May | 5 West if
2 ) Wolfe Sce-3 + II WalmsLey Geo-5 Walden.
Hawkins e Roberts -sundries ofGer-T Total a437
bales cotton ts4s sacks cotton seed
st L0UIS-Per steamer Centennial-2 bales car.
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A rrtved.

Rr steamship Romnua. Trail. ~ days from Cardiff.
to A Miller &co-sth dis
Rr steamship Vanguard. Cell. days from Vera
IIrug 10 Lucas N Moore &aoist dia
Steamship Lucy Miller. Gait from Havana via
. Florida Ports to II u rostA son list aie ~
Steamship Hutchinson Rfnwn. from MORGAN City. 70
CA Whitney Il a--alatrrs
I'll bark q u stanford Mareaca no days from Sharp
neRs II, IN ballast to master1 Point
Nor bark Jafnhar. Ohsen, 60 days from Antwerp.
Id R Nprier roint
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OHIO KvvER.


NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
LINE.
I,enves THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
W- FOR MEMPHIS. HOPEFIELDt
lRHHtkk14 Helena. Arkapolls dreenvflle and
NIL Intermediate landings
STEAMER HENRY FRANK.
j. r. Hicks mastor. All. Grissom, elerk.
STEAMER CHAS. r. CHOUTEAU,
w. II. Thorwegnn Goo. MiltenberRer,
muster. clerk
Lowing every alternate THURSDAY, at & .. m
STEAMER JOHN A. SCUDDER,
A. j. Garter, master. y. A. Wst. clerk,
STEAMER JAMES HOWARD,
Jns O'NsaI master. Archie Woods clerk,
Leaving every alternate SATURDAY. ut ., IN.
STEAMER CHAs. r. CHOUTEAU
Leaves as above THURSDAY. NOV 20. at .. M
For freight or passage apply ON bohrd or TO
J. Il. WOODS 104 Common Araet.
JOHN JANNEY, 100 Common street. lAgentss
LORD h MCPEAKE, 192 DRAWERS street.
Through bills lading over the railroads from
Annapolis and Hopeneld Ark. signed bg
BHOOKETT h CARTER.
no14 tt M Magazine street.
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NEW YORK - For atNNmahIr INnc STAT
tTaa hAles cotton $40 hhhs sugar laN bbs molasses
Tas bds vet sat hides saG saFks cose 90 balos
$50 bhs soap stock 40 hhls oil Az sacks pecans 40
sacks wool aSa boxes beef 40 htcs hides $50 pkgs Of
sundries
CORK-Per bark Ocean kaugor-a'n5 sacks of
Calcake @.4l.m=I
PROVIDENCE soar Collins 1922 bales
cotton
PROVIDENCE For schr Eva j Smtth-it9s bales
Ssnttnn
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Annie Silver. Silver from vt Lnuis
. Centennial, Davidson. from s. Louis
Nv Hal ijav. Gould, frnm 1T Lona, with barge
u u Stanard. Seaman fran st Louis
Kate Kinney. Israel, from Argyle
Clara s, Weasel, from Upper COAT
Alvin Scavell. from Lower Ioaat
Jos Webre, Hotard from Rsyon Dies Alnmanha
Camelia. Hanover. from c"vtnstnn-New Easn
"a w Moifatt ----. from Gansvillc New Basin
Alice Porter, from Annie River New Basin
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CnVTNGTON--Pe ateamer Came liza balas Of
cotton Payne Kennedy Coo do Lyman Lohten-
sn-20 head cattle Ayoook. Mitchell &co--snndres
to order "..
GAINSVIbLE-Fer steamer w Motiatt-s
hhls turpentinc 100 bbls roain Simpson & TIeou-A3
head cattle 80 oarda wood aud aundrie~ to order
ANTE R1VEK-rer steamer Aloe-i3,n00 shin
giles rs t0a tcet lumber 20 cords wood to Munry a.
Marcy
Pearl Rver-Psr schr fetron'a H-aa COO feet Of
lumber u II Care
blind River Per sohr rorsevoranoe--l2, 900 staveB
to order
Receipts at the Old Basin.
La Chnchc-Per sohr 0phelia-so axis cotton seed
TO
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neIow Waiting Orders.
Nv Exports.

Ship Mataura Homer. days from Galveston. IN diS
treas 10 w J. Roas &cnn-r
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UPPER COAST.
WHITE STAR LINE.
1870 Fail IL winter Arrangement. 1850


1870 Fan a. winter Arrangement 1850
RI-WFEKLY UPPER COAST PACKETS TO
= THE FINE AND FAST PASBEN-
ls4:ssasts s'r St' Whisper,
J. A. Cometock muster, Geo M Woods clerk,
Leaves EVERY MONDAY md WEDNESDAY
Goula. returning down tho coast ON alternate
ds Tba fine steamer
Eea Hsnsf Ev pfs' HGTssf@p 's5h
SATURDAY at II a. M for Bon Tureaud. max
For freight H rRRs5y % dsm t2s T.
Bsnee street H o re ep 4 sght It or @
he above boats. cc26 tf
ON THE WAVE;
NEW oR nHi1RGu ANY AMP R Bonn T CARRIE
~ anf f6 5kl BoNShT G q ! 7; e. CHURCH
m msasa k99ni5ys a a5i al 11fr
ln0 sl''-vhSsii'T Rfs 81 xt s:;s@ss
WIN leave as above For f5eigh bF 9F sa77aee
No. II Delta street. up stairs;
clerk will be- found during the day at the
head OF Cont street receiving freight. oc22 u
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TRI-
WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. at II m; g
H% FOR LONG VIEW REACH A.
l6sA$gl1kk1$ far az Welhams. st. James, NeW Va
| as1asGaaR cherie Road. Bonnet Oarre. hahn
| ville Kennerville and all way landtngs-Ine
steamer
| VIM. Wenzel master. 9. FL. Packard clerk.
viii leave as ap9ve returning down ne eoas I.
Tuesday Thursday ana ,y IN hoa a az ~
- : v. ). GQMEAIX- 20 Cont street,
clerk always on the tevee to receive freight
| foot OF Cont street oc4 u
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Low Err COAST.
RAILROADS.

NTEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
~ MOBILE FAST LINE.l
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EASTERN
CITIES.
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAS
EENaER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. November p 1879 trains
will arrive and leave depot. fooJ OF Oanal stree1
as follows:
LEAVE. AhhlVhs
No Eynress No. a Express,
dnilv ~ on m daily. TAO q, m.
No. Express No Express
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oar
Barthe secured In advance on application at the
office corner Camp and Common streets. oDDo'
site City Hotel. x,. ,
div ]. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
November W. 1879.

Steamship Lone Star, Quick. for New YORK
q A whitney SEQ
Br bark Ocean Ranger, Hceken for Cork
w ii Whitney
Eohr J Collins, Tawnsend for Providence, -
tfoa Kelley
Echr Eva Smith, Sanders. for Providence. i l-
Jos Kelley
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STEAMBOATS,.
OpEH,OstaAs,


NEW ORLEANS AND oPELousAs PACKET
hEaULAi U 4, 4 STATES MAIL a !,
Loves sAT FoR hIYsS1s5 T. ofEL 81
l4sskastaa sas Port Barre, Rlmmsport, Church l,
yle, aud al landings o. tho o9nst
AtChafalaya river aud Bayou Gourtnbieht Inc
light draft pnaaonpnr steamer ~5
MlG sNhFIOWEm,
Gppt E. Quntrevnuv clerk
For freight or rnaanpe apply on board OF to
IIlITTDN n Erpi.EH l12 Grayter street,
no1e J. H. OAltblN, 60 Magazine street.
s-KEENvauLE, vsGKsRuHsl AMP SENDS.
REGULAR MONDAY nAqEET FOR GREEN
Leaves EyEltY MONDAY. nj =. N.
roN G a. HsnI rh vld nsaInuna,
pau amowrsos DEAN.
Jaa. II. Pepper, mastor. Frank Beck r.. eIerk,
T I'LL hp , i For freight or paasase
apply On h ,n , q to nuoeu ,rr . q. prup
= + W W6HNh' R L v. ADAma 4 oA"1S"'
wi" Z" "ns fns1 aSpn,o
'''' e'' 'eSe7 WIZ ". i. bh hS f a, Agent.
aetp No. M Magazine street.
UNITED RTAJTq MAI, PACKET.
s""y"4 T FGIt' 1EtFlA}l 'RAnTo uEz
Ra Dnyia's T, nen y e. and Intermediate land
fMamMar u. hEE,
william Cnmpbe master r. j. Howard clerk
loaves "a above. connecting ut Vlokshurg with
"n rs %1 al 1ps b" hs Yasoo Sun
q. q. WAYNE, ~ arayier street.
GEO. ID: HlTB, Ia2 Gravior 8! rect.
Mnnrnn and MI stations on Vleksburg, Shreve-
port and Texas railroad. yln Delta. In.
y. T. DUalIANE, pnse, Agent
nula II II. Charles street.
yo Ss1 v1dRs hHAna Hh s dh EfSs III
z'.v'@ r syfFy y19 @SEfRs, d II
49, NJ ! and isenda The new and paenifi.
- cent J. p"f n. Wa s!fa.ne'
coanao c at VleIabure With Parsots .iine
for III points on Yazoo aud Tellahatah!e rivers
thai p, sfa as captain may dsem unsafe. " '"''
& i. x M2nEj { pls g WA5SEs GARTER
Monroe and al stations on VLokaburg shreve-
port and Texas s " T. bR ys RGE!#f f. Agent
aulp M Magazine street.
FOR LAKE PROVIDENCE, v1CKsBURa AND
N,
Leaves every FRIDAY. MT .. m.
FOR LAKE PROVIntINCE,V l0KH.
lRAnaIlks n burg. Delta, Natchez. Dayis's Bend
| sssssssssss" and Intermediate andlnRs-The
FRANK PAHGOUD.
Tn place Of tho Ell Richardson,
| a. MnVay master. w. N. ORlmes clerk.
| lenvoa IA above, connecting MT Vlrkshurg with
rnriaot's Line for all points on tho Yazoo. Sum
| flower. Deer Greek md Tnlahntehte,
| a. r. WORK II, w, ADAMH,
| q a. WAYNE, BROOK EFT 4 GARTER.
| viii rive through bills Of ladlng to Trenton
| Monroe and all stations on the VlcksbuIR
shreveport and TexM Ilallroad, via Delta. LA
W. u. BROOKETT. Agent.
/ seqg M Magazine street
SATURDAY VICKsBURG UNITED STATES
/ MAIL PACKET.
zsav'A F SoR WICK 1S sB iH Davis BEND
GsasEHkt Vi Nachoz, and NIL intermediate land
asssa=sssas@% Inas-The passenger packet
| nATGMEZ,
| W p Taathsrs mnater j. Muse clerk.
oonnootina nj Vioksbura with the Parlsoi Line
| for Yagoo TaIiahRirhie and Hunfower rivers
md with Anchor Limo for Memphis. Cniro md
| A.. Louis VIII giee through bill la 81 lnding 70
| Monroe md Nil stations on the Vtcksburg
| shreveport and Texas Ratlrond. via Delta. Ln
4 Thia bout reserves the right to pass AL land
| inRa .hat tho Captain may consider inmate.
| For freight or passnge nnnly on board. or %
| JOHN JANNEY. LOO Common ct.
], u. OARLIN, 90 Common at.
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49, FOR CORPUS o,'l'lsTl
Fraiguta received Tor above point reshipped
ut Jndinpola BY sehooners aud through bills Of
lndinR aiRned.
LiRhterage TO Corpus Christi and Brazos IF
my MT risk and expense Of consignnea.
Freight for oil tho above points received nj
tho depot OF Morgans Louisiana and Tex"e
KaIlroad. foot OF Lafayette street. daily until
8 .. IN.
Tickets and ataterooms secured until u. m.
ut ngonts' Office. or Mt tho ferry landing. on
morning OF departure.
Through Tickets will be Issued from this Office
to the principal points on tho Houston. Texag
Central Railroad on tho International mud
Great Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
railroad.
O. A. WHITNEY Il 90. Managers.
oc1 X Corner Magazine and Nateheg ats.
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-.
TIC xA@.

Tic " A..
MOHaAN'H LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
Road AND aTEA MHHIP COMPANY.
pABBENI EH ROUTE FOR GALVESTON AND
HOUSTON
Passengers take Railroad Ferryhont. foot of
st. Ann street. mt n. M, reaehipg Morgan Cty
ut IA m. there connecting with steainers plying
from Morgan City. IN connection with Morgnn'a
Louisiana aud TeEaa railroad
4aEFf. FOR Rteamers lnaye
s AAlyEA9E Morgan City on TUESDAY. THURB-
DAY and SATURDAY. connecting At Calves
ton with steamers for Indlanola.
Through bills lading signed to all points
on the Houston and Texas Central and q. II.
md II. A, II. r.. Int and Grent Northern Rail
road, and New Orleans and Texas liailroad.
Han Antonio freIghta received and Forwarded
vim Clinton and Gal. III. and San Antonio Rail
road.
Freighs for Gonzales. Halettsville. Rancho.
ote.. received vim Clinton or Ctiern.
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LAEOURCHE n.

FOHHUHE.
Lonves every TUESDAY ut Ia m, and FRIDAY
ut u. m.
lsk The Al passenger packet
ASSUMPTION,
r. A. Cbarlet muster.
y. Ntaolle. and j. w. LaRroue. clerks.
Will lenva us ahove. returning down the coast
every MONDAY and THURSDAY in daylight.
For freight or passage apply on hoard or TO
Il RIVET.
1os Decatur, near 81 Louie street.
y. S.-Has u clerk on tho landing during tho
day, Mt tho head Of BIonvile street. to receive
freight.
Freight taken for Bayou Lafourche, with pri-
vllege Of reshfDping ut Donaldsonyille.
nnt2 Gm
TRI- WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU LB :
FOURCHE.
Leaves every To EBDAY at 10 u, m ;, and THURS
DAY and SATURDAY at Ia m.
49, = The AL passenger packet
HENRY TETE,
J. IT, Aueoin mastsr M. III. Landry clerk.
VIII leave M above returning down tho coagl
every WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY
In daylight,
For freight or passage apply on b9aEd Or TO
los Decatur. near st, Louis street.
p. B-Has n clerk on tho landing durinRt he
day. ut tho head OF Bienvllle street. To receive
freight. ae2stf
Freight taken for Bayou Lafourche. with pri-
vile0e of reshinning mr. Donaldaonville.
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La Ch,nchc -Per sohr 0phelia-so axis cotton see
to order
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
D EAT II 5.

In Montpelier Mar; .5,ELIzAwife of Franklin Hoy
AGED IS wears. Mrs Huyt was daughter ui the tate
Aaron Bancroft and sister of the late ChasK Bancroft
OF this town. was native aud always . Tcsieut Of This
town. An estemabie lady. atIect!Ouate ne ana
mother aud kind uelshbor and friend has gone to
rest
In Montpelier March 2ist, HARRI1T, wife OF Joseas
D. Lathrop, aged about % years
in Berlin. March 2ith. of construction, ANDREW
MURRAY aged 81 years.
In Warren, Vt, March 1.th, 1879 Mrs. ELIZABETH
CROSlEk. wife Of Vim. Or sier of Warren, aged -
years. Papers IN y. Y and the west please copy.
In Woodbury., March Eth. Of diphtheriu, LEON r.,
soh of Leroy o and Sarah J. Bumham.
William-town, March 2Ist, + ERN AND) KtTHAN.
aged 81 years
In BrrnkfrI, March 18Th. 1872 MARY TNTRO,
youngest anshtcr ui Mrs. Rosa Hull a1ed "a years
In ,thel. March ltth. Is.a CHESTER CHAPMAN,
aged SO Years.
In Rlnd,Iph., N,rch 18th. 1879. SUSAN E, wife Of
WIN WOld aged 81 years.
~ Rand lnh March 18th, !s7l, LAURA (cHAND-
LER) GUIETTE.
In Warren. March 18Th, Mrs WILLIAM CRDZfER.
In Berlin, March 18th, AURORA A. HUBBARD. aged
81 years.
In BroDkde,d March sh Mrs PEILA BLANCHARD,
aged "a years, smuuths aud y days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
DRUGGIST AND PHYSICIAN.

phys clan complaining bitterly about dull
times, went to his druggist To lind out the reason
why, at this season OF the wear his practice wae
not cNCn siye as formerly; also, TO lind out what
Inducements his brother mGco offered to attract
away his patients. He WAS startled when hi
thu Gi-t answered as tOllews: " Doctor, coughs
and col IA are very prevalent but every one j.
uurC NHslnL HIDES Honey of llOrchOund amt Tar
IN recover rapidly that There is no necessity
nfcllng in a physician. Again. the reason ihai
Dr. r., on--ih street is having so many patients i.
owing u the franNucs~ he adopted in prescribing
N every Gaze OF Coughs, Colds, etc, bottle OF
llnIr's Honey CI IlOrenouni and Tar, and finding
It successful, he ma, concluded IN future that al
his patients, when t,0ubCd with any disease of the
lungs, shall Immediately commence taking llale's
Honey OF lilo ehnUnd and TAT"
The druggists u iVice was snapped and the al
most ia -Cuuragrd physician now is cons side ed u
success 'inl practitioner. Ills claims ave basel up.
on me virtues of the medicine he Ht0pts, which IN
an eases IT Hates Honey Of Ilorshnund and Tar
sold by all Druggists. Depot Sixth Avenue
Sew York City Z. y. Critteuton, sole Proprietor
Price 80 cents and 81. Lmge size much the cheap,
est.
Pixies Toothache Drons cure in one minute
FMlOg1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
a GOOD HOUSEWIFE.

The good housewife, when she is giving
her house its spring renovating. should
bear in mind that the dear inmates of her
house are more precious than many
houses. and that their systems need cleans.
ing by purifying the blood. regulating the
stomach and bowels TO prevent and cure
the diseases arising from spring malaria
and miasma. and she must know that there
is nothing that will do it so perfectly and
surely MS flop BittOrs, the purest aud best
Of medicines. See other column, II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Dipihsiia Is in Woodstock.

Dlpthsiia Is in Woodstock.
The late snoS storm left Y inches IN Woodstock,
and from Ia u II inches in 9th towns.
The Weathcrslcll p1stmastei's vile accidentally
usel blasting powder for coffee in preparing her
Etmily breakftst beverage the other morning and
was blown up by her hush md FIR doing So
Two sons Of / al Hart OF Weston died last week
Of dlphihmil. O.her memba.s of the family are
an ctci win the disease, Several who have at
ten lei them are also sica with it, and the diseas e
stems to appear IN indignant form.
Asihe afternoon express tram Hom the south
was entering Cdycndlsh the 2Jth one OF the drive
wheels oflhe locomotive was broken, AMI a new
locomotive had to be procured. Fortunately no
damage except the breakase was done.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-03-26

If yon are not well educated, and can
find nothing TO do" improve your oppor-
tunity by studying. A wise use of this
hard time may make it memorable rs the
turning point for good in many life.
Think Of it young friends. and make the
most of your enforced leisure.
"When a stranger treats me with want
of respect" said poor philosopher,
comfort myself with The reflection that it
is not myself that he sights, but III" old
and shabby hat and cloak, which, TO say
the truth, have no particular claim TO
alteration. So, if my hat and cloak choose
10 fret about it, | let them, but it is nothing
to me-"
A young newspaper reporter opened
4 paragraph on II snowfall rs follows:
" The angels rustled their wings ut the
hour when Aurora goes forth to fulfill her
mission, and the earth was covered with -
llcccy mantle Of WHITE He thought it
was very nice, but the unimaginative
editor quietly dropped it into the waste
basket, and wrote in place of it Snow
fell this morning
A mother desiring to give her little
daughter some pills, concealed them in
cherry preserve and placed the dish where
the blessed cherub could get ut it. On
returning she detected the chid's theft
and pretending TO be angry, exclaimed: :
"Why, Lille, you've eaten up mammals
preserves. Yes returned the lutte
thief. alphabetically, holding up the pills !;
but | didn't swallow the pits"
SAVING TIE FRAGMENTS.-I remember
IL busy nam who had very little time for
reading or study, bnt whose mind was a
perfect storehouse of Information on almost
every subject
How does it happen that you know so
much more than the rest of us?' | asked
tim one day.
con" said he, 4" never had time to lay
in regular stock Of learning, 50 I save
all the bits that come in my way, and they
count up great deal in the course of a
year. = Selected.
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RoXBURY. 49, Sugaring is coming

There is to be n surprise party at Day
ton Nichols to night. The cornet band
will attend, and Il happy time is expected.
We notice that The Summit House is be.
ing painted inside, and many improve.
ments made Mrs. Warner is to put in a
frst.class livery stable also. Business is
reyiving, and Birney reports many travel.
ers besides the number of railroad boys
who board there.
School meeting tonight. and it is
Intended to put in a nun for collector who
will be responsible in every respect. All
districts should do so.
Amy stones troupe is expected here in
April
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NJ AR RAG rs.

In Montpelier at the residence Of tie Parents ~ tic
pa T.. March o. hy Rev. Hslwau Wrtght. Nr. ca A.
Montpelier.
IA Berlin. March l5ia, To- Rev. Ip-erl House. Mr..
Gil MILES + FOWLEi. and Miss HATTIE y RICH
both OF Nprthfeld.
IN Nor,hhed u arch s'h. at the Methodist u1rsnu
we nrS Roy o NJ tontyeIi uh!G ~ i 81 tIE,
Mortified.
In Waitsdald, March lIth a. the VI T. parsonage By
Rev & = Wells, Mr.. HENRY MILLER OF Mort T.
neid aud Mss MINNIE 4. PARKER. of Waitsheld
IN WaitsGcld. March 10Th. By Rev q. l.. Wells
HENRY VI MILLER Of NOrthhel aud Miss MIMI
a. PARKER OF Malt-Gr.d
IN STRAIT ri Itr,h 18Th, I'3, ~ Esy IL Cummings
fREDF. CHAFFEE d AM Hiss ALICE ). DOW
dAuEh,cr OF Chester b. Dow.
In BrOOkhed March 18TH 1879 by Rev. T.. u Toll
man. MOSES II. WESr ~ Norwich and ANNETTE
/. PERRIN pf
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Suffering for a Life Time.

Persons afflicted with rheumatism often sufTe,
for life tnr, lhrir tOrlures being almost without
remission. The joints and muscles of such I'M
luItunatcs are IA most cases sh"ckngly Contoi ted
and drawn out OF shape. To afford them tempo
Uuy rehcfthe ordinary remedies often prove utter
Is useless. llOstrtlrI's Stomach B,tCrs, on The
ether hand, is avuuched by persons who have
used il, to be a genuine sculCe of relief 1t kecps
the blood cool bV promoting a regular habit o
booty, and removes from impurities which, in The
opinion OF ali rational Psychologists, originate lh,s
agnnizng complaint and its kindred malahy, The
govt. Besides tins the Bitters remedy disorder
of the stomach liver and nerves prevent and u adj
cate intermittent and ICmlt.eut iGvers, promote
appetite and sleep and aie highly recommended
10y phN siclans as il desirable medicinal stimulan
aud tonic. MlOw+