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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30

treasury to-day DouSht fo},ovV vi os oI
1850.
U. 5. Coupons (lSsl)
New FiVes lti Y
New Four-snd one III :
New .....-.iit .
fsCinc skies OF
RAILROAD BoNDs-ln railroad bonds
the marked (, s.ures were Lake Erittand
Western income, which early declined
/ per cent 20 -, but in late dealing be-
come strong and advanced To -. Bos-
ton, Hartford and Erie f;rst which early
declined / per cent 10 -, recovered -
-. International and Great Western
seconds income declined J per cent, and
later advanced ] per cent 10 IS. Den
yer and Rio Grandr tirsts early advanced
per cent 10 NC. later declined -
llit, and recovered To ll5. Texas Pa
ciiic tirsts RIO Grandc division) de
clnei to IS from 92i, and recovered -
9St.
STATE BoNDs-Fairly active.
SroCKs-The market opened s,rolc.
and in the early dealings the general lis,
advanced ! 10 i per cent. but at the
first board rather free selling move
ment caused decline OF 10 - p,r
cent. Michigan Central, Canada South.
ern, Central and Union Pacific, and ST.
Louis, and Omaha leading in the de.
cline. During the afternoon the
speculation again took an upward turn
and continued strong To the close, when
the highest figures al the day were
generally current. The final saes
showed IN advance in prices, ranging
from | 20 = per cent. III TIE =, neral lIs',
Lake Eric AMI Western, y. y. C,n,rii.
Western lniOn, Denver aud Rio
Grandc, Iron Mountain. Michigan C,n.
traI and Manhattan Elevated being the
mott prominent therein, IOulsvlll" aud
New Albany rose lO per cent reacted
| per cent. and recovered = per cent
Rock Island y per cent. aud reacted "
per cent.
The transactions on the Stock EX-
change aggregated $4,000 shares, oi
which l0,CD0 were q. Il. X q, $500
Canada southern, $500 g., &, 4. 4 l.,
l,lOO G., c. 4 |. c., 800 Chesapeake
aud Ohio, 1900 I.arkawanna, 1000
Delaware and Hudson, Il $40 Denver aud
Rio Grandr. - OO0 Erie, Il, 40 Hannibal
and st Joseph, 1000 Iron Mountain,
& 900 Kansas and T-ras, l1,OW Lake
shore, l7,cO Lake Eric ard Western,
2,OOO Louisville and Nashville, 5000
Michigan Central. 5000 Northwestern,
1870 Nashville and Chattanooga, l3,'
0U0 New jersey Central, $1,000 New
York Central, 500 Northern Pacific.
400 Ohio and Mississippi. 1000 Ontario
and Western. $500 Pacific Mail, 800
Reading, H. 900 It Paul, 1900 st. Paul
puv Omaha, $1,000 Union Pacific, 5000
Wabash Pacific, 5000 Western Union,
5000 Central Pacific, 5000 Rock Is
land and 1000 II. Louis and San Fran.
cisco.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30

fine s. -.
do family&
ern lower, c..
winter red, spa
81 l?t; seller Jsnca,y ~ 2l0l l2i
seller February 81 l5t@l lot; selk A
March 81 lSt@l Isl. Corn-westerh1
lower, closing steady; western mixed,
spot and seller December 52tc; seller
January 5Slc: seller February 5+(S54tc;
steamer i1@tii. Osts-Dull; western
white 4lCGtsc; do mixed <0(S4lc. Rye
Dull at$i 90. iisy--Firmer; prime
to choice Pennsylvania 81 0O(s23 %.
Provisions Dull and easier. Mess Pork
AT SIS -. Bulk Meats-Loose shoul.
ders and clear rib sides none Offering;
DO packed Ns7:c. Bacon-Shoulders
&c: clear rib sides ~: hams SslOc:
Larl-Refnei 9ic. Butter - Quiet;
prime To choice western packed lS(s:tc;
roll .OaaSc. Eyvs-lligh.r; fresh 500
$50; lined 2jCd 2sc. Pe,roleum-Wholly
nominal. CUiTee-rirmer: Rio caYoes.
ordinary 10 far lilSlSic. Sugar
Firm; 4 soft 9ic. whisky-Quiet at
81 l1G9l Is.
CHiCAeo, pe.rmler -. - Flour
Dali and nominal. Wheat nsettlesi
AMI lower; closed stronger; No. : red
winter 9ic, No. = Chicago spring v6lc
cash. ajtc seller January; Ttc bud
seller February; s,,.s at 9jta y. ic seller
February. Corn-puIl. weak aud low.
er: rlosei strong 4. 3Gsr cash; S6tc sell
Ter January; Esr seller February: tlie
seller NAV; ~ sc seller June. Oats
Unsettled hui generally higher; 10, cash;
3lic seller January. 3osc seller Febru-
ary: Sjc asked scl,r May. Rye-Firm
and unchanged II S3c. Barley Firmer
but no, 9uo'ably hi.hera, 81 u. PorS
Active. firm and higher. new nj $l2O
cash: $'2 55r"i. 6.i seller January:
81, 72lml2 - seller February: $l2 10
Ctl:92l seller Mach. Lard Unsettled
but generally losrr at s. &5ta$S AZ
cash: Is ~ seller January: 3 hka ) 0?i
seller February; IS .?.GS 81 seller
March. lIulk Mrais->irongrr. shoul.
ders - Il; shor Ilb 81 IL. short clear
81 20 WhIsky-Slrai, and unchanged
at 81 IL.
1ncinn.u
CiNuNSAu, December - Cotton
Firm In. Shade lower ~ M. Flour
-Firn,r hut not quotahlv lower.
family - GSi -, fancy - 1906 ~.
Wheat s,-rrr AM iirm: No ered win
Ter - ~ Corn ,lliri; No .mlNrdI2i
as. Oats -Nrakor. No. . mixed %
Gl,b, Ryc->tnnrrr, No. oicaitIc.
Barley ,y-S,rJngrr: NJ. falI vjta9'c.
Pork -Flrnur 81 sl3 ~ Lard Stronger
ut - ijdS50 Eulk Mcais-euict aud
iirm shou d,rs i!': r'ar ,ihS d.c. la.
rnu--QGi,t aud Inn, clear ribs ic.
Whi-ky- Easier ~ 81 10 Enitrr-Duli
and nominal.
ToLRro, D'r"n,h,r - - Wheat -
DIli; No white Michigan T'r;
amt,r Michigan - 90 hil; M. r~l
Waha-h. sr", rnl s'ii"r January 90:
sril' February u q seller NarrhN %
hia seller krrl held NJ 81 0s.. s-llT
May : uHI "" \ rrI Wabash y,c: M.
> u 4 VI. rri 9'.r. W. rri naked n.c.
Corn-pu,i, ~ "sr"' h,ll VI $500
- BIT seller MAy, rejected 3Slc.
New Orlcans
NV DrILt.S. j. ',rnl'"r - - t,llre
--oI:rt. Eip 'lrlo'-. ordinary to pine,
llcnIi,r S9gar-Iu good demand nj
ull prIc,E inferior TO COOL common 81
N,jic; common 10 god j,w6,c; yellow
clarified 1IMl!c. Mols"'s - Active.
firm and higher: common Dia3tc. cen.
tniugaI 22s 40; fair J "a bic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
PITfSBUR RGH.
Fntcl Shooting

PursrrEGH. December 29.-Mrs. Is
m,r Foster au inmate Of a house OF i'll
lame. WaS shot anI fatally wounded to-
n'.ht al 10 u'c'oc& by VI. {.
Han an insurance agent. who
r.J.r.s g, Ee her husband. Mrs. Foster
w. furm,ry If Cincinnati, where her
mr.r... vi1s~ name is Wright, Is stil
Ir.r. grl'urS'v is the cause Il
raa s.ap,.a,. Hall has been srreste@
and W., g., ho,, 10 await change III
;r- rr;.yiEUatc woman's condition.
The d0c.o-S saw she cannot recove-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
Twin Cludrsn Frcssn 70 Death.

CiSgISNNTi, December S9.-A New
Albany, Ind spectral say-: Ihe tain
Children. three months o,G. Ui Wm and
fannie johnson, were l-cEsn To death.
=" parents are very poor. Sir.
Johnson leil home Yesterday to hunt,
!eaylng vile asi children at home
Nlth no tuel Il grew colder Z, rignt,
IL! The desperate eGJris of the mother
% Keep them warm with s"a1iy cloth
N; Nss IN vala, ss one peFisae at 3
ec.oeS anil the other at i. The dss;;-
.aNln 0: tie ianily Was not kn9wn 10
ls neis isesors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
pEY GOODS.
MY or.

80. vnsE. December ?9-TH. COT.
diI,on ~ the ilsr.0t remains uncbsny.
ed. Cotton gD0i5 quiet and firm.
sairing piEis IN lair demand. tor 10.
,nre de!iyery Coc!scD and On-p,si
shirtins pr.n's ~. quoted 4; 6c. Cling.
hams in steady r.gues; by package
houses. Mems wear woolebs quiet and
ays.lv. Forcign gpo-is dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
Bartholow & Co. Compromise. Paying SO
Cspts on the Dollar.

ST. LorIs, December 29.-The credit.
ors OF Manson Bartholow & Co. at noon
to-day offered to settle at 80 cents on
the dollar. cash, instead OF one-hali cash
and the balance in ninety days, as pro.
posed by the firm. This was accepted,
and it is understood the settlements will
be made at once, and the frm will re-
sumo business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
Snow and Storm in tre p:as.

New YORK, December 29.-The snow
storm of last evening and this morning
interieres seriously with traffic aIG
greatly impedes the travel OF horse cars
and stages, doubled up teams, and are
run at longer intervals, while pelts,r;.
an'sm il labOr.Ous work. Shippers CX.
prrience much troublo IN gettlnI ,odS
20 the railroad depn,s aul 10 the steam.
boat dicks. Telegraph communication
with Fire Island is severed. The Il prm
on Sunday was very violent there. the
srri broke across the beach.
The hotel and light house
Pavilion on the ocean side, was under
mined, and one hundred bathing hoEs, &
were washed away. The hotel narrow
ly escaped. A large ships cabin and
much wreckage was washed into the
bay. The old hull Of atwslve hundred
ton steamer was washed on the beach.
The vessel has not been recosnlz. Il.
No steamer is remembered TO have
stranded near where the hull lies
WArEKTowS, y. Y. December "a
There was another twelve to fifteen
inches OF snow, last night, and still fall.
ing. Trains are DELAYED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
StockhO;cers' Meetin0.

vT,HE ANIMAL NEgTISJ or Tue STOCK
l. bslfess 81 the sssGilny snd B~lmoai
Brtgs CompAsy gil ~ hgl; AZ the once OF the
CON 1iby 90 NgBcsy. the ish lay OF January,
lsI, setsc~p The b.pfs .. "a std . oe.Dck =.
y Isr the kie.1!os. u Nine h<osses 10 s>fTs
dsfbs Tie esa.ui3s yesI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30

CINCINNATI, December 2a-River 10
feet and falling. Heavy ice 10 floating,
and gorge is probable at any hour.
Navigation is closed above and below.
The weather is intensely cold and clear.
Business retarded and slow. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.
National Bank Of West v r,,nis.

wHggLiSo. IHE iSErAL MEETING
n a TN -o<khDlGers q nj, BAss and ths
5lsc i0a o. Dlrs1cfs. vi.l b~ ksss Of the Bank.
ing Nos ye % Iss.isy Jsss.'y ~. !s:i, let's s~a
The hosIs &. tndtps.
JOIN w4GsER, ca.hs~r.
NlHlIIxs " u. D.c y. l.,a I'm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
Stockholders Meeting.

Wy T. u. X. X. 90. 1HE RECrLSR
w annual mset ag Of the suD~s no dem a
the whsrllnS and Kim Groye ksiirosI Con-.
pany, fof the election of u s.ssi ~ Dirertors 70
ssSys log the eusdins year. viii ts led in The
orsnl jury Rom O! the Ohio county Coun
Hsess. On fhustsy. J,nnsry 9, pei. bssws,a,
The houn q J '. o. tndt tS.s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Money At 6 Per cent-Governmevs Dull
but fim-flour Dull and Nominal
Wheat Unsettled and Lower
Hogs Firm.
PIAAkCR
N ew York.

NEw YORK. December 3s.-NoSxv--
At i per cent. per annum aud Lilo per
cent. per diem, closing at +(S5 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper sac per
cent. Sterling exchange. bankers bills
steady at 4S0t: demand 4S3.
SuLvER-At London 81 id per ounce !;
bar silver here III; subsidiary silver
coin ;(9l per cent. discount.
GoygRNXESrs-Dull but firm. The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
A PALM ROOF
Kills Sew Peopls and Severely Wounds
Fifty

PARIS, December 29.-Seven persons
were killed outright and fully fifty in.
jursd, some seriously, and perhaps IA
isly, by the fall OF . root Of . church in
Sail Lagat during the Christmas service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
Foreign.

The Epvco't r-lirs fund amounts to
So UII. and tire Parne fund To $4,000.
The lr,:iau bark Guisephe founded at
So, I'm collision with the ship AberOD.
one seaman was droNned.
Prpi +. liutiug, Ot the University OF
Utrecht. hss drafted an address TO the
British aS.iuu. which Is receiving nu-
ruprlgs signatures in llsl.ari, praying
'.r ihr rc-,stgbliShmcnt OF the indie
p.udrucr OF Trans Vail.
AtNpdN Augusta, Ontario, Mrs Hart,
:, vca,S q az, Was murdered by her
SON on Curist'uaS day. The body. hor-
r,u.y maa..,.', wa4 til in barn, where
:. wIs dlscpyc,cl oCly Yesterday.
Prrrlrl';nuS f,r lhr coming census oi
1851 ia ,r:.',u are hy.uc actively push
90. anticir,t''l th't the returns
Will reveal striking Increase IN the
rprulali,u II thu metropolis. Which
c5,lrn, now BE- su"r, Il i.WOOO The
c,n,uS Nil L." taken simultaneously IN
every G;,,ric' ri tac United Kingdom
on the sIuip day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
THE NEWS
n,,,. Dayin Pithy Paragraphs.

An insane physician poisoned TWO
non n death at Lyon, Ainn., before hls
malady was discovered
Christopher UIrich, son OF the heir
,rssnmn,iye to the Crswn OF Wsrtem-
bury, died Yesterday.
Tn. R..v John A. Powell went insane
=, Fir6I.v, Ohio, because book which
H., had written met with no safe.
Tho French iron clad irigue Richie
Ill ,ook ir, last night AMI tinaily sank.
S..var.; ,f the ,r.w were injured.
r;.nerL Walker believes that the cen
~ ur.n r..ur.r:cl. all show the pop
zion Of tho United S:a'es to 6o oo'
~ U,UG0
p DRYER Tracy. Lori Randolph
,.u,rli! AMI other members oi Tar.
lament we're present st the opeain. Ci
the state trials.
A Newark. y. J., dispatch says: A
wit oi error has been denied IN the case
II Frank l.tmmers. convicted OF the
murder OF Micrerhaiier.
The people Of New Hampshire are
rush,r. t.tc claims Of Chief Justice Doe
>, a seat on the bench OF the United
~.g,es supreme Court.
\ Michigan farmer invented trick
v..b aAo,r in il. He sold rolls OF but
,.rt,,at hal been maie hollow, filed
w.,h water aud frozen solid.
The Chicago South Division Railway
Campluy has applied Tor PERMISSION to
,,,r.,t.. itScIrs bv means Ot an endless
-. ,,--s..aI rf nprSp-nOWpr.
4 s,ay e execution has been granted
IN The r.i.,a ~ Augustus II. lighton, col
n.,d. ur.lrr sentence OF death tor killing
y,uu. frumau. ~ New Eork.
survey, are b.in. made for the St.
I.,,.s. j,,s willie and Springfield rail-
r,s.i which il j. proposed To construct
next wear. AZ a cost oi S5,tOoOOo.
,,.riuuati te,egrIn SAYS Jno Salt
van All Prof. D0na,dSoa, who had
tr.s.i., ,'t Wien gloves, last Friday night,
.r,,i-ruarsnl 10y the Police Court
on WylU.> !y.
TIE ,tl;r;al returns show that the loot
-rJ mouth ti-pass is seriously spread
H., ,r.Grc the cattle in all the large
,-,ln,r.s - Eag aud. There are 6''i
ri-..- e.. rh' disease in Norfolk AMI
80 Ia lpaI.n.
U.frrtGc PROVISIONS q the law ot
Nrra.-l1 frrrjliiug the safe Of hquor
ON i:yH'a-1. the temperance asitatrrs oi
p,.rpit is,,. secured the arrest ot TWEEN
wi tie ,.r,t wealthy aud Influential
sa'pp@-k.vrrr', - 4 practical tes'.
liz brIryrl IN Washington that JUS
.. , d. ,.r,. A I -.tlra ifp N the Supreme
C,r.r l:,.- the hoil!iys. and that JUS
49, n N. AMI C'ilrrri will soon follow
him. ~. Hon. stanley Matthew's, ot
O.i,. e., ryprr',.l To he Justice Swayne'S
.ar.-,,nr. anal Attorney General De.
v,us 81 Na,s.rhusetts, the successor ot
lust ,r Clifford.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-16
ORLEANS COUNTY COURT.

James Wilson VS.. r. P. Blake was an
action in tresspass for the wrongful TAX
ing of quantity of personal property
by the defendant Blake, constable of
the town of Salem, and selling same on
an execution against one Charles Wilson.
The plaintiff claimed the property to be
his and also that portion was not leg
ally Sold The defense was that Charles
Wilson owned an undivided half of the
property and that he sold the interest of
Charles Wilson only. The plaintiff in
troduced testimony tending to show that
at one time the ownership of the farm
and personal property. was in one John
Wilson who decided it to his son Charles
Wilson, conditioned for the support of
his father; but Charles wife having left
him. he abandoned the trade and the en-
tire interest was decided to the plaintiff,
also conditioned for the support of his
| brother John. Soon after this convey
ance John died and the creditors of
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-16

Charles attached what they claimed as
his interest, one undivided half, and
sold the same as above stated. After a
desperate contest of three days the case
was submitted to the jury who returned
verdict in favor of the plaintiff to re-
cover $ll7 damaged and his costs. B.
f. d. Carpenter and L. FL. Thompson
for plaintiff, John Young, J. ". Erwin
and Edwards & Dickerman for the de-
PENDANT
Edwin Holloway of Glover VS.. the
town of Barton was an action in assump-
sit to recover pay for boarding John and
Mary Spring, fifty-fve weeks at 81 per
week. in the year 1877 and 1878. The
plaintiff claimed that he was engaged
| by III. O. Whittier the Overseer of the
Poor Of the town of Barton, to board
Mr.. Spring and wife who were then sup
posed to be paupers of that town, and
that Whitcher paid him for eleven weeks
board that Geo. w. JeDness who sue
ceeded Whitcher as overseer went to
Mr.. Holloway's house on the 18th day
on March which was Sunday, in COM
pany with DR.. Skinner, at the request
of Holloway, to see Mrs. Spring who
was then quite sick and that at that
time talk was had about how much it
was worth to keep them and that Jen-
ness offered 81 per week, but that the
trade was not consummated until after.
wards, on the steps of buttons Drug.
Store, at which time and place Mr.. Jen
ness inquired after the health of the ole
folks and during the conversation Mr.
Holloway agreed to keep them for 81
1t was also shown that Mr.. Jenness con
tributed something at various times fol
the purpose of furnishing medicine fol
Mrs. Spring. The defense was that they
were not certain whether the paupers be
longed to Barton or not and that thel
never agreed with the plaintiff to keel
, them at Barton's expense and that tn
, money which Mr.. Jenness gave Hollo
r way was given him out Of pure benevo
lence and to rid himself of Holloway 70
5 the time being. Witnesses tending t
: impeach one Bastian and Dana Coo
witnesses of the plaintiff were introduc
ed. After being out for few minute
t the jury made up verdict for the plain
3 tiff to recover $247.23 damages and hi
costs. F. W. Baldwin and L: H. Tomr
son for the plaintiff, W. W. Circuit an
J. l.. Carr for the defendant.
The Moore forgery case will be report
: ed next week. Received too late fc
9 this issue.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-16
TUESDAY, MARCH g, 1880
FARM FOR SALE.

The farm belonging to the estate Of the late Horace
Chds This farm situated in the south part of the
town of Craftsbury the Branch Road, about l2
miles from Wocott depot. 1t contains 100 acres Of
good land. Good buildings; unfailing supply of
running water at the house and barn; good sugar
orchard about 800 tubs sugar house. pans heater and
arch-800 trees may be tapped. large quantity
of good timber This farm win keep twelve or more
and team.
ALSO, What is known as the Henry Mills place, on
the Branch Road consisting of small house and barn
and four of land.
ALSO, What is known as the John Sanborn place
on the River Road In Albany. A good house finished
from top to bottom small barn; running water at
the door; of land This property will be sold
VERY cheap. TERMs:-Enough down to make it Sc
cure reasonable time will be given on the balance.
s. A. SMITH, Administrator.
Craftsbury, Vt, Jan. 20, 1880. OF
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-16

derful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering. will send free of
charge to all who desire it, this recipe.
in German, French, or English, with
full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, W. W. Sherar, l49
Powers Block, Rochester. N. 7. oil
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-16

The decorum of the United States
Senate seems to be thing of the past.
Now that the majority of that body is
merely an assemdlage of rather small
politicians, it is perhaps too much to
expect from them the gravity of states
men when nominally engaged in the
transaction of public business. But
such disgraceful exhibitions of bad man
ners as that which drew out vigorous
rebuke from Senator EDMUNDs, Wed,
are unknown to the least decorous of
State Legislatures, and are eminently
calculated to driDg the upper house of
Congress into contempt. The Sergeant
alarms makes ludicrous confusion of
inability to keep the floor of the Senate
clear of intruders, and the presiding
officer seems equally incessant din made
by Senators who are discussing with
strangers petty questions of politics or
matters of private business. Unless
Senators mend their manners, they need
not be surprised if the people should be
disposed to place as little value on their
discussion of public affairs as they do
themselves.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-16
MARRIED.

In Albany, Feb. 8, at the residence of the brides
mother, by Rev. S. s. Brigham. Joseph Nichols and
Miss Nancy Mcclure. both of Manchester, N. II,
In Lowell, Feb. Z, by Rev. H. N. Hoyey Paschal
Rivers and Miss Elvira St. Louis, both of Lowell
At Derby Line, Jan. 10, by Rev. +. E. Heaey, Calvin
f. Gardner and Hattie NJ. Welcome, both of Derby
At West Glover, Feb. IL, by Rev. C. B. Thomas Asa
NJ Beach and Miss Nancy E. Patterson both of Glover
In Glover, Feb. 10. by Rev. G. ". Ellis, Frank W.
Jones ofLowell and Miss Matte g. Patterson ofGover
In Derby Jan. 81. by Rev. w. J. Johnson William
A. Blake and Miss Alma H Human, both of Derby.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-16

At Bethlehem, n. H., Jan. 10, James McCurdy aged
81 years and months.
In Westmore, Feb. 6. of fever and paralysis, Nancy
Gates. wife Of ]. c. Page aged So years. formerly of
Ryegate. Caledonian please copy.
In Cratsbury Feb TO- Clarissa Pearson, aged 70 yrs
In Sutton, Feb. T. Mrs. Patience Sewe aged 81 yrs.
In Newport. Dec. %, Charles Francis Adams eldest
son of Charles p and Sarah A. Church. aged years,
months and "a days.
In Glover, Feb. 9. of old age Mrs Phebe Spalding,
aged SO years, months and days.
Thou. Dorcas of mankind, art gone,
Thine is the blest, immortal, dawn.
Where shall thy beauteous mantle fall
OF love and charity for all? ICON.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-16

CONSUMPTION CURED.-An old ply
stefan. retired from practice. having had
placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of a simple vege-
table remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure for consumption, bronchitis,
catarrh, asthma. and all throat and lung
affections, also positive and radical
cure for nervous debility and all nervous
complaints, after having tested its won
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-16

book the Liver Its diseases and their treatment
sent Free. Including treaties upon Liver complaints,
torpid liver jaundice, bousness headache, conspa-
ton dyspepsia malaria &c. address DR.. Sanford 1852
Broadway, New York City, New York.
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A Vermont correspondent of the Bos-
ton Journal alludes to the fact that the
constitution of Vermont requires that
the votes for Governor should be taken
to Montpelier, and sorted and counted
there at the opening of the General As
sembly; and the further fact that of late
years the requirement of the constitu-
ton has not been complied with, the
representatives generally being in the
habit of taking to Montpelier certified
returns of the votes, instead of the votes
themselves. On this practice, he says,
the Democrats have formed a plan to
capture the governorship of Vermont a
la Maine-next time. They were going
to have the forty or fifty Democratic
towns in the State send their returns to
Montpelier, according to the constitution,
while it was supposed the other towns
would simply send returns of the votes.
in the usual way. The Democrats would
then claim that the election of Governor
should be decided upon the ballots at
Montpelier, instead of on the returns,
and thus claim the election of Demo
cratic governor and treasurer. AS in
order to the success of the scheme il
would be necessary that the Democrats
should control the legislature which ap'
| points the committee to count the votes
we do not think the plan would have
worked altogether to their satisfaction
if nothing had been said about it and il
things were to take the usual course al
the next election and canvass of The
votes. But as these are times in which
possibilities of contests on technicalitie!
are to be looked out for and avoided, i
will be well of course to comply strictly
with the constitution, and to leave NJ
loophole for the Vermont Garcelons.-
Burlington Free Press.