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O. MOISI. Kcsltor.
(tjde I'arh, lfl,5rpl. 10, 1873
The X. E. Fair.
At Mjstis Park ia tastowaaf MJfbrJ.
Mw., ta Ni Ku;!a.i Kir wtwoeJ
Tuedsv of list fk. Tk ralbrr t
f.loSfcaat. aaJ lk IBlllMllOM 5te riot.
i of is iu!!r itTtiiix ue
eWuI Fair. Pf. Le-rios, of J'alesw, "Wo
is t!ie PrewJetst of the AsxxUtior., opened
Iko alihilioa it- vlJra- bok ajw
propriat aa-1 eiTtaiDi. V t btva no
apse ia k'uh to iwlico ike stuaj gxJ
joint aivaociJ bjf the poiilieo-agricultu-list,
but it was replete with felicitwui sog
gextioos ibJ practical iuVsa. Oue aen
lea we would Dot omlcok, and we jive
g-re it in fu'l :
" It is an on j Ike f ir.!l larm conven.
ientlr lor!ed to a market tdat 1 find a
rursl popu'itioa aupcrior in every respect
to the population et France, aad free froia
the U.fTuaiiies aad uaccrtaiuliee whicb
aurrouad the producers of agricultural
staples in the oroaJ. frrtit ana sparseij
settled regioue where local markets art
unknown, and nhere tbo transporter and
speculator have every idraaUge.
Ri'mstkiag that the producer of corn
was startled when he learned that torn
was uwd as fuel on tke same farm where
that which he has purchased was wised,
he added,
The producer of corn grows wore and
more indignant as he sits before his fire
and reads that the futl with which ho is
w-irminf- himself is worth (1 a bubel iu
the Eastern market. The problem of
remedy for this inequality has therefore
an o-l iookat lwth cuds. The producer
omplauis that he is t irred, and must havo
relief. The consumer complains that he
is robbed alreaJj, and that an increase of
rriccs will work Ins ruin. Thai the tur
den of solution should be thrown upon the
system of intermediato Irado and trans
portation is not surprising ; that this sys
tem needs regulating there can be no
donbt ; and that it will bo regulated there
should be no doubt.
THE SECOXD PAY
Of tko Fair opened with a clear-blue sir,
and a goodly number availed themselves
of tho salubrity of tho atmosphere, to
glad to get out and away from the dusty,
grimy shops and manufactories, It was
noted that the country folks were full as
numerous as were the denizens of the
cities. Tho day, apparently, was given
up to the " plebians." The train over
tho Northern had thirty cars well filled
with passengers, while over the Boston &
Ijowcll there were three trains each with
forty car loads. Tho peojie monopolized
this iay, and no one, not even corpora
tors, exhibitors, er tnyoneclse found any
fault.
Vacancies iu tho judgeships were filled,
and, strange as it may appear, almost new
committees wcro formed. Tho grand ex
hibition of horses and stock of all kinds
took place during the day. So fur as
horses were concerned, the Rev. IT. H. H.
Murray of Park Street Cliureh, Boston,
took the lead. This gentleman can preach
a good sermon, deliver a two-hundred-Wilar
lecture, writu n paying essay for
tke Atlantic Monthly, and, last, though
possibly not least, breed raise and exhibit
. specimens of the equine species that will
not only take first premiums but excite tie
admiration of all interested in horseflohh,
Mr. II. may not be, and probably is not
the coming man, but bo is one of the live
men of the present centurj,
The cuttle tent was visited by thou
sands with profit aud pleasure. L. C
Fisher of Cabot, V t., brought six head of
Short-horns, which had been bred with
great care. Ho had one bull valued at
1500, which is a cross with the celebrated
" Princess," tho owner of vhioh has re
fused S2000 for her. Calves of thij
stock, fed on stiur milk, have gained over
six lbs. per day.
The spleuJid tpecimens from Malvern
Farms attracted large uttenlion ami won
numerous premium?
SUtf Hem
Irani Europe.
rii.
TV Span! iiaitry lava rcfsrJ.
Tke aueewwor of 1'roideal Salascrjw, Las
ot xtl Mta sprouted. lnuiwuiri JwJ-,r
as coed it a. tf Lis acceptance t lL'tL.nll C.trrr it tllej ! U ( reseat
prpsideaeey thl ihe IVrtes lake rtcrw Rutlaai is U fr'Skl de:
JliiailuCMSi rS'otlcoss,
A acting ( tbs Jtste tW.-f. .f lU .f'Srl.tZ'iir
moot. Th lectator OI -.rlh tm lk . rm-
Miii-ltt
do.; winter whrat Kt. A. D. Aascs of 0Bti ,j IBl,.,rU,t asd i retoio eaure ' pot. two hundred al fir'y f dJ
Mootpelicr ; spring wheal A. M. Fiter, ar( jipoMj r and then that it aJjuarw,
Cabot ; apples berf Tsriely, O. C. Wait, .kich jt .hutJU able to do abowt the
Georj-'a ; cbe 1st, Mrs, A.M. Foster, J j t December. .He al. desnanda that
Cabot, Srd. T. Usler. Itarleo ; boey he hal L.TO eottrel ia .,uci:iog
It, O. C. n ait. th indirection.
TusroiiTUPAT i ia secret rsM n. IVeenilr 0. to settle
There was fair weather oiye more itb jt,e . When a new ministry Is or
good attendaace, Ike leeeipta ia the after-! pnixed. Falmerca will probably be eWa
Bottoa Produce Market.
MOR8C A SMITH. ,
sstslruiKissis asatas rs.
tall SL. V-
the PrcF;y or ike IL.l. a.
lifiia or-the !'
way liae. j
4 K ll.li. Ii.. b leea ap-,
paiat.ICaii.ihH-rof tke Tailed States rl '...."..
Tho Cortes will meet . Cirrail Coart fri lh VMru-t l ewsat w
in piace oi i,-r e
--A saw riM and dwelling house were
i...rr,t . Fr.,, sii-ht si Fletcher. The
n Ann amAuatin ta f4w0i).
It being virtaaily the last day of the
Fair, aeevrding ta the original programme,
exhibitor commenced the removal of their
president of the Coite.
It ia said that the Hpanitb govern-
. r 11:11. 1 ...n:.!.....
I risieas on band to last through tbe winter.
stock and implements at aa early hour, i
and before nightfall maoy of tbe pens were
deserted and many of the kerses were re
moved. : 1 r 11
1 rrmiuuis wcrw hiujuiictu iuiiu.b, it . ,
., n , ,, ,-, , 1 is seaiiinc emissaries wno are picninuiiy
ammig other : 2 year bulls, (Short-horn.) ,. , . . ,
. . . , . 11 11 . i . supplied with money to Barcelona to or-
1st, A. W.Unswold, MomstowB, and 3rd j " '
gaaizo a warcincut isr a separate gevern-
ment for Caialooa.
All traffie between the city and the fort
has been piobibited in order to allow free
play for the gun of Ike Spanish war ships.
The insurgent junta at CarthsgCba
do.; bull calf, 2ad, do ; herd prem'oats,
1st, do. (one bull and fire heifers); 3 years
old cow, 2nd, do.; 2 years old cow, 1st,
2nd and 3rd, do.; I year old, 1st and 3rd
Js.; heifer calf, 1st, do. Grade cattle
2nd, Charles leughtoa of 1'utncy. Steers
2nd, A. II. Royce, St. Albans. Horse
2 years old and u.ider, 2nd, A.W.Gris
wold, Morristowo. Silas Smith of Mout
pclicr, rsy-eived 1st premium for 10 ?k and
s'ump lifter.
the close or THK FAril
Took place on Saturday forenoon, the
principal event being the happy and elo
quent addresa of Iter. W. II. II. Murray
in the President's tent, which was listened
to by about 1 000 persons.
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To-day a ill probably seal tho fute of j
Butler. It is certain that he cannot be
Governor f Massachusetts, aud we hone
tho prince of grabbers will receive just
punishment fur bis late political crimes.
We hope, too, that tho, administration,
or that part of it which has aided Butler,
will tako his defeat as a warning, so they
may repent and hc:eaftcr live better Re
publicans.
The Vienn a Aw arm. As all the sew
ing, and mowing nmcbino companies that
exhibited at Vienna , claim to have re
ceived a grand medal or sometning of
that sort, which is tbe first or hiyhest pre
mium, tke public will have to decide for
themselves which is the best.
In tho afternoon large numbers witnessed
the races, in which " Sam Curtis " -won
the 8250 pursj the highest. A foet
raeo in which eight men participated was
won by Edwin Kirhy of .Manchester, N.
II., $15 being allotted to him.
Chas. Houghton of Putney, took the
2nd premium for Holstetn cattle, and also
that for bulls of tbe sarte variuty. 25000
were on the grounds during the day.
THE TUIRD DAY
Opened with a heavy shower at six o'clock
iu tho morning. The-cattle and horses
were securely housed and well protected
from the rain, the roofs of the stables and
pans being covered with tarred paper,,
battened to resist the force of tho wind
which whistled through tho grounds" and
among tbe tents and painted canvas of the
side shows. , . , , ,,ri,
It became evident to the management
at an early hour, from the moist condi
tion of the track and other attendant' cir
cumstances, that it would be impossible
4o carry out the programme of ,ihe day,
and they accordingly decided to postpone
the races, and continue the Fair through
Saturday. It was alsx decided to postpone
4be delivery of the address of Rev. Mr.
Murray oj til Saturday.
ffotwit) standing the inclement weather
there wert at one o'clock about 4000 poo
ploooth' grounds. - j
At the Republican caucus meeting
of Ward three in Somcrrille, Mass.. Hon.
S. M. Penneck, formerly of this county,
was chosen Chairman. The Ward being
of Butler pacliviiies, the action was a
high compliment to Mr. P's worth and
ability, ho being a Washburn man.
.
Dispatches frcm the great corn-grow
ing regions of Illinois and Iowa give dis
couraging indications of the crop for this
year. It is generally estimated at from
one-half to two-thirds of the ordinary
yield. Tbe drouth has now continued so
long that any future rains would scarcely
avail to remedy the damage.
It is said that the birthplaces f tho
following noted men caj be seen from the
top of Kearsarge, Ncw-IIamp.hire : Ezc-
kicl and Daniel Webster, William Pitt
Fesscndeu, John A: )ix, Farmer, the
electrician ; Vice-President Wilson, Lew
is Cass.' U. S. Senator Grimes, U. S. Sen
ator Chandler, Levi Woodbury, Horace
Greeley. Gen. Rutler, Franklin Pierce,
Chief-Justice Chase, and Chief-Justice
Chase of Maine.
Valencia baa been declared iu a state
of siegq.
The late news from Spain, showing
the virtual alliance existing betweeen the
Carlists and the CoaimunUta, between the
men who would like to restore the Inquis
ition auj the men who would like to de
etroy the Deity, if they could reach Ilim
ought te convince any one of the true na
lure of the conflict now raging iu the Pe
singula. The Madrid Government renre;
scats the cause of order and progiess, as
the sympathies of the world should be
thciis. The Republicans ferm the only
party thcro which even pretends to avow
principle which liberal people out of
Hp si 11 can tolerate.
FRANCE.
The Americsn residents of Paris pro-
j omJ to display tho United States flag, in
hot.or ef the proclamation of the republic
but the prefect strongly objected and Ibc
projout was abandoucd.
The minister of the interior has pro
hibited tho publication of tho radical re
publican journal Le PcupleSouverain, bo
cause of articles ia it inciting disturbances
and contsmpt for the govern-acni.
ITALY.
Tho pope is again indisposed.
fire brokeout betwein 12 aad 1 o'clock
From Hie West.
The grain receipt at Chicsgo during
the past 17 days have been unpreced
ented. Tho receipts of wheat, corn, oats
and barley from August 23 to September
2 amounted to 5,400,107 bushels. This
does not iucludo flour, of which about
35,000 barrels were received. Tho re
ceipts would have been even greater if tho
tailroads had tbe cars necessary to meet
the demand.
G. W. Ingnlls, Indian agent in Utah,
has had a council witli'be chiefs of seven
tribes, who have all agreed to go upon
the Utah and Muddy valley reserva
tions. Supplies will be distributed to the
Nevada Indians, next week and tbey will
also go upon reservations. The Indian
problem is regarded as solved in Utah
and Nevada. , i
J. N. Vordo, late deputy United States
collector at Kansas City, Mo., has been
imltitar! anJ KK.ntnJ --.Int.
iu.viu ruu at (UBivu ms m aeiauittf in
84,000. :. . ... :,:
The exploring party under Prof. O. O,
Marsh, of Yale college, has. returned to
Fort Bridgor,. Wyoming Territory, after
successful exlorations in tbo region of the
Uintah mountains. The party left on
Friday morning, by way of Salt Lake
City, for.the Pacific coast. . ,
The Massasoit bouse, at Chisen, Kan.,
was barbed on Thursday night, loss $25,-
000. ,' '
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There's a fsl low at Niagara Falls,
this season, shat beats Blondin all hollow.
He jump from a ropo 100 feet into the
river, holding an Indiarobber cord that
breaks the foroo of bis fall, and proposes
to repeat the performance tw a week
for the present, ." :;'
From the Frtt Prtm.
An Inpnbllslipd Letter of old
Ethan's.
Mr. Walter Ferris of Charlotte, has in
his possession a letter of Ethan Allen's,
written to Mr. Fcrris's great-grandfather
Benjamin I'crria, after whom the town of
Ferrisburg was named. It is in fiuo jrc
serration and is a valuable ralio of the
old hero. W are indebted to a friend
for a copy of it, which reads as follows
To Mr. Benjamin ferris, Quaker Hills,
Paxdimj, Duchem Vovuly N. 1'., the
Celebrated Irieni :
Sin : I have to acquaint you that my
orotner uciuan mat was at iew York at
the time waiting on you at your home
succeeded iu purchasing land oa Ouiaa
river in great measure to our wishes and
relying on your honor und frendship for
procurmcni or nioro lauds, in (Juiirlolt,
Shelburn and St. George have already
lonnca a plan ol settlement. Capt. Ba
ker and Uo of my brothers are already
gone 10 cut a roai to tno d remises and
build a piekct fourt. Their parrty con
sists of 15 or 16 effectivo men and tho
day niter this (iuto 1 shall set out with
another detachment.- My cjmpliuienm to
Mr. Priudls and Halloek and also to
Mr. Edward Burling and all the friends
tOewbampshire Grsuts, tfnd inform Mr.
Burling that the cost of settlement par
chase etc. run so high it wili be difllcult
rer me to pay the money on obligation I
gave him for the rights of land, allho I
wouli be glad of tho lund and desiro vou
would use your iofiueanc with bim to post
pone the payment until some future time as
you and bo should judgo reasonable. I
think sir it you and ho are friendly to the
Cause of settling those lands you will not
si.aucn mo on account ot present money,
ns 1 have a costly settlement on band, the
consequent must be to both our interest
li'it it not tho risque is not vours but
n.uie. 1 snail therclore expect your cn
tno frendship I expect to be alvnnr
b use by the first of Sept. next, if not
i.c.ore, ana remain your faithful friend.
Ltuah Alles,
Silisbury, 10th May, A. D.1773.
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, It is an interesting fact that the iui
ports 00 dry goods at Now York during
in raontu ot August have been n million
an I a half less in valuo than in 1872,
an I less than four millions And a quarter
less than in 1871. Our total imuorts
sinee the bogiuing of tho year are nine
teen millions less than the last year, and
eleven millions less thati year before last.
V e re not running in debt abroad as fast
as wo were.
t The attorney of the post-offico de
partment baa just delivered an opinion
thai postmasters under all ; eircumstanccs
must deliver letters to the persons whose
names are in address, or according to the
order cf those persons, the question , com
ing up on an application for information
fronra postmaster who had been enjoined
by tbe courts from flelivering a letter to
the person addressed. , , , .
A writer in the Oneida Circular
makes a funny suggestion.. He recomeuds
sawdust as a substitute for stocking. A
table-spoonful in each boot, he thinkg will
do to keep tbo foet dry and warm. ' i ,
inrnosed to b the work ofaa incendiary
1 ,
Heavily intureJ,
Carrie Dewnicn. tbe younf lady who
was shot at Moatpelier, lat week, by
Lauiels, her jealous lover, is reroveriog
Tbe ball has been extracted, coming out
between the fourth and fifth rib,
Alpha Meters of Rochester, lest a
steer a nbort time since, aad one dsy last
fouud him in the pasture with neck fast
bet weea two trees. It Is supposed that
he had been id that position, without food
er drink, at least fourteen days.
Rev. P. N. Granger is a leading
lnirwranfit man In tha Slate and liiuor
com missiuner for Caledonia cajnty. The
other day he fell on the sidewalk at Lyn
don, and the brrevereut Union, says : " IT
mm eaa find out who sold il ta bim, we
shall favor the prosecution.'
Ou the 31st ult., Mr. Charles Stick-
ney of Craftsbury, absconded, leaving his
wife and two a wall children, aad tbe wife
sick in bed. Mrs. Siicknoy is an iooSca
sive lady and his been ill several weoks,
and her wants have been supplied by her
kind neighbors.
Peier Laplant, a man about GO years
old, rcsidiug in ltoliou, was found dead in
his room on Monday noon. It is reported
that he was at Burns' grocery and bad
Hire drinks on Sunday. .Monday morn
ing he again went to tho grocery and got
another horn and went up to his room.
Junt was the last seen of bun alive,
A lad named 'Cunningham had one
log narly severed from his body, and was
otherwise seriously injursd, at tho Ceo
tral Depot, in Burlington, Friday after
noou. by being run over by the construct
ion locomotive. Tho lettle fellow was
dragged nearly two hundred feet by the
locomotive before be was rescued. lie
has siuou disd of his injuries.
The saw mil, shingle mill and tub
factory belonging to William Colby, at
Fairbanks Falls, were destroyed by fire
last Fiidny night. The cnuso of tho fire
is not known, but mo of the theories is
that the machinery, by soino means got te
running in the nipht and the friction caus
ed tho disaster. Tho Io?s is in part cov
ered by insurance.
Last Friday, as A. .T. Mnranvillo and
son, of East 1'inmouth, wero i-nguped in
repairing tin flun-.o of tioadley's null, the
rcut pressure of- water against the cute
hurst ifin. Tho gate struck Mr. Maran
villo, and the water rushing in upon him
with irresistible viulr'nce, almost instantly
killed him. The sen, instead of being
overwhelmed, was (brown by the incom
ing flood, and, grasping a post, drew him
self out and was saved, tho last be saw
of his father he was stooping over as in
the act of fastening a plank at tho bottom
of the flume.
H. M. Anns, of Sprin;Gold, return
ed, last week, to New Mexico, where he
has a ranchc, with over 14,000 sheep, of
which 6,000 arc lambs of tho present
year, divided into several flocks, and re
quiring tho care of thirteen men
A remarkable instance of pluck and
coomess on tue part ot youugsters occur
red ut Castleten, on tueday of lust week
Three children, two boys aud a girl of R
flj. uopeiauu 01 Uaslleton, aged and nam
cd, respectfully, ired. 17. Ella. 14 and
Jiuimio 0, with two Dunbar boys, visitors,
itie one 10 ana tno other 10, went out
sailing on Lako Beuesme, in a keel boat.
when a squall suddenly struck them and
upset the boat, giving Fred, tlw captain,
only time to shoot to the others to uiinn
into the water aud keep clear of the boat.
llus was doae, aad in a-sccoud all wero
swiminjt in the heavy sea toward the over
turned bout. Fred cut tho belayed sheet
and fieed the sail and mast of the tiitls
craft, which the party, after a hard strus
gle, Huceicdcd in righting. They got
iiuuuru, umieu oui 1110 water with caps
and baskets, aud drifted safely to the
.bore. There they found the oars washed
up, and taking these, they rowed back to
gatber up the floating debris, savin? ev
ery ining nut :no guns and ammunition
A couple of St. Johnslurv lasses
thought to pay off a fireman on tho Port
land aud Ogdensburg loeemotive, for
"snssing" them, by giving him a dish-wa
ter snowcr-bath as ho went by. Unfortu
nately tho uight selected for tho perform
ance, tho cab was occupied bv W. H.
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Dryant, tue general agent of the compa
ny, nnu no receivod the washing intended
or mo nreman, aiucli to his disgust
Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivnr.8
tvAlLROAD, At tko annnal meeting-, held
at Newport on the 2d inst. tbe following
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ouiiru ui directors were . cuosen : Km-
moos Raymond, Bostou : Josiah Stick
ney, Boston ; Elijah Cleavelaod, Coven-
ry. Vt. ; Ji. I Chenev. Boston: Albert
T.' T L . . 1 n n . 11
ivuiyni, Qiunsieau, r. i ; uenry unase,
Lyndon, Vt ; Gardner C. Brown. Boston:
T. P. iledfield, Montpelier, Vt.; F. M.
Weld, Jioslon; Horace Fairbanks, St.
Johnsbury, Vt. ; Amos Burses, Boston:
s, fe. lompson, Lyndon, Vt.; Daniel ' R
cortwell, (Jambridgo, Mas. . 1
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VILLAGE PROPERTY
FiR KALB St ArCTWX.
The unitmlgiitd but rMoivwl liulntdivw tmm
the hvln-uf lli tau Mrs. A. V. Bsnlas to 4lspor
vl ker llrcl Ktl-. rte., Is Jubawn, m
SATUnDAY, SEPTEMBER 'JOT,
At' o'clnsk.P M.,os thepremlw. Tin Ihsl vsl
hl id, um ami L.4 tilusUHl enmllr In Ilia Tl
of JliDMn kirmrrly oorupieft ljr Dr. Jukn
Mei.flnmrtlnr s wlUc wilh H sixl linl.oo
liiiiiiiie alcMB nt ofimiui'ilioiis ruoiu. rixnl ot-Uar,
rflanil hiiH wk-r, is firt rUi onler, rrpalrr
and sew ly niiiitil,unaiiui-i iiu aaa luuaeai
mI iHian-wlon aiTefi. Taruil lilvcral.
AiMi.atlha nuss time anil plaon, i nuA couk
tuva with rcM-rroirami oiiiset, 1 parlor suira,
Ikx (tovra, a quantity of tus-pii, U lura
turc. rte.. I criamiem,t In truoftonUr. I rod dii
IniC taiikvi Irlatvs4, lairrura, sail other article.
4lwr WM. f. 1MUNK. Auetr,
For Sale.
ni i uile anil one Ninirle Slelirh. One ti
V, f Viknol andoDs Hlith Wliasled rltrlith Burjcr
ImII neariv new. urteoxnart Inm axle. Oni
pair lleatry.on iialr I.lirlit. I'ullsr llarnawt. n
llniait-plato Heo ,nJ-huil, llUer triianed, liar-
new, tint hri;lit Hav 4 year 0I1I lloras Cult, 13 I J
liauils lilsh. IUuM Urn. with lilaok lMiintf, well
liroke. Aim out pair clrne nialclinl liright la
two voarfilil knrac culbf, liirite ana stylirb, will lt
nld l"w f,r eah, 1 r will vire tunc, or eichantca
tor I u ni ker. Will sull tut wool In small lota, loo
joung ewe fiirep.
L. M. KULLINGTON
Julinmn, Vt., Aa(. ti, 1S73. 41m3.
For Sale.
IX CAMIlUIIMiK.-The pramim nf Mrs llraiire
Fiwte, iiiciu'linx llouMiaiiil fiiit-liuiltlinvi In sk1
repair, lianlou, iiihI nine acrcn orrWh uplaml mea-
oi'W. lorinii ca'iy. iiiquiru 01 uio duiwcntM-ror .l
UnviJ Lewi.
MltH. ORAN'UK FINITE.
I'amiirmse, Auj. zr, is;:i. Iirul
HOWARD'S
GAR3UNE INK
or a sii-KHiosut'Ai.rrv.
One 01 , pgnt-p iiil, 15cts; one pint, $ 2.
Discount to Dealers. Circulai-s free. Address the
I'liuriiicrnR,
LtiAX. IIUWAKU, Hyde 1'ark, Vt
In Chancrbv
Litmoille Co. Muy T,
A. V. ISi.i.
Tlio colored people of Omaha went
to liiocoln, on a piouid exsursion, last
week, and some' of tbe white trash,' bav
in;;' occasion to make the same trip, avail
ed themselves of tbo half.fare excursion
tickets. They attempted to ride with the
regular white passengers, however, but,
when the conductor passed through, he
mado them all so into the nesrro car and
ride there.. - ,. ; '
Of tho 30,000 modals awarded to
exhibitors at the Vienna Exposition, 400
go to Americans ' "' '
CALVIN CAMPBKLL
vs.
GKOIIGE U. mSLEV,
IlARILS It. lU.DIXL,
11IKAM 8. IIASKINS.J
Whereas, Culvin CiunpbcU cf Hyde Park, i
Miid county, filed in said Court his petition for
luicciosurv acmnst 1 lie saui ilereiiilaitts, wiling
lonii 111 BUDSiiiuce unu 011 U10 1 unlay or SUicli
A.L. 1871, sniil defendant, Ouoree U. Kislev
exeuuted to siiid petitioner his mortRUge deH
01 ocriuin lunu in urile 1'ark iu ssul county
descnlieil as fnllows, vis : One uinliviilnl half
ef the land and premises cunveveil to Dele M
ri-nke, iy tno sum lalvin Lanipbell, together
Willi tue m.ielnuery and tools in the null on said
premises on the 'Jtli day of March. A. D. 18tl8
which deed is referred to for a more full dnsorin-
- 1 ; . ... .
nun ui tmm premise: mcaiiinir 10 convcv Iit
anid mortpifro doeil nil the Interest of the said
Georec 11. Hi.ley in said tirciiiinox. or Hie ma.
ehincrv therein, eotiditinned for the payment of
eigin iiuimreii nnu tinrty-scven dollars, specifled
in eight iirooiisHory notes, sll bearing even date
wuii nam niorijrage iieen. even ot which are
Tor the sum bf oue hundred dollnrs each, the
first note pay alio on or bfure two years from
ume, nuu sccoiiu, tniru, luurtn, nnu, sixth and
seventh on or before three, four, five. six. seven
aud eight years tram (Into respectively; snd one
note fur the sum of one hundred and thirty
seven dollar, made payable on or before nine
yers irom aatc, anil all r said notes niade po
ntile to Calvin Campbell or bearer with interest
annually, ft ml nil siffned by the said Geonre B
Hisley, which are now justly due nd owing
ine peiiuoner.
And further settine forth to snid Court that
the said Darius 11. Uedvll and Hiram S. Ha.
kins, both of s ud county, have eajh an Inter-
ci in men hut 01 reicuinuon 01 saia Drcmlses
and a light to redeem the Mine, and praying lor
a loreciosure.
And it npnearimr to said Court thxt lk anid
delendant, Oeor B. liley has not had ner.
sonnl noticcof the pendency of this petition, it
is by the Court here ordered, that he bo notified
to appearand wake answer to said petition at
uie next icrm 01 sum court lo be I10I1I at Hv,l
Park, in sail county,' the fourth Tuesday of
r, 1 , r ,u-o 1 i ... .. r .
iwivuiuer, n. v. 1010, oy me puuiiuation Of the
substance of said petition and tliis order in the
Lamoille Aewsdoaler, a newsnorjer onblixhed at
said Hyde Park, three weeks successively, the
mm ui niucu iuuiicuiions 10 ue M least twenty
days prior to said last mentioned term. -Dated
at Hyde Park, in said County, Uus 26th
aay 01 August, A. 1J. I7f.
E. B. SAWYER, Clerk
L. o. Shall, Solicitor. 42
NOTICE. In ooraplisnoo with the order hereto
annexed of the HunurnliU PrntuttA llnart. r..
ilie district of Uuanille, we David a. Hberwin and
woe, neuis c. Mierwin, or II) de Park, iu iiaid
dmtriot, iriro nolioe tliaton this AHli day of Auxaat,
A.D. IN;:, we have, before mild honorable oourt,
In eomplianee with the rtntnto In saoh oats niads
and provided, ndopicd and made our heir at law
Emma Mary Hill minor of ssld Hyde Park,
daughter of Cliarles Wesley 11 ill. and chance her
name to nary AUllqa Dnerwin.
, , , ..... , IUAVID R. BIiKKWIN.
' JNKTTIEM.BilKRWIV. '
To Darid H. Rhnrwin ftHrf wif Ml.lj. U tl
"'ii 01 11 uo ram in tneiiiKiriotor Lamoille. Tun
aroh.jrel.y ordered to publish netiee three weoks
uweiuivelv in the Lamoille Newiioe
ot Hyde Park, Jn the dintrletof Lamoille, that you.
iiare aiioptea una made your heir at law Emma
Alary Hill a minor of liyde Park In said riitrfnt
snd elianired liernnina In tlnrv tmm, t
Dated at Johnson, in mkt distriot this SSth das
of August, A. D. 1873.
- , : MAUOXO. HRATII, - -Judge
of Probate.
fOTlCB-Thls eertlOes that I have this dav
A.1 given my sun Banferd, his time durinr tli
Z",i".0l ','Jaia''rity- Tber.frelhall ft.im
mv more ol his Wares nor psy any Debts .of his
r.MlwvvlU '' wllia) UttHi
Wit.e;CK.n()B IT. Place. PLACR
RteD, August , 18T3. .;! h-
N0JiKi7:,..h",'y.K,v.,, to mr "n rr ".put.
JL nsm, hliUme to trade and transact bnla
forhinuell'and inn,ii,!i.i. 1 rr?,!"f
of hi. coatraoUng nor claim wy ol MsWr." ,,,,
AHeStJ-H.8. PA0w. r.'0
Hyde Park. Sejit lrt,l73. ,
B
ISHOP SOULE S
. . . . L I N 1 M K TV t t
Iiasio'itivcitrf for Solailca, Rhounutllna Nn,.i
gia, Hpraius, o. From 1 to la w.'.l""?'.-
oureoose. given up by phy.ieians? The ly ,
tain eun for Sam im. Large lxHles. lisn .,i7
bottles, 7Sts. Bold by all DruKgi'ts. '
Immense Attraction
Aa4 1
A. P.
I r
Cleave1
D. A. Gilbert,
JIllX MORRLSVILLE,
IKI f.V.sd
t i
!
!
J '
S
FASCY
t rcit 1
i
f wklrki be k. aa iaa, L . t
tke eyae mt .r,,, WSi,,
bmk s aiiu ' Sa
wwuIJ iatile attcntioa ta hi
Grand Opening
of
Fall & Winter Goods
JUST RECEIVED!
ion pleors New Fall Style PRINTS.
M " DHRSSUOaDS.
10 " " " RKPKLLANT8.
IB " " " 14 FLANNELS.
" " " SHAWLS.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, BLACK ALPACAS, THt
Cirrs, 6ERQES, SILKS, COLORED AL
PACAS, MOHAIRS, POPLINS,
And an endless variety ef DRESS OOO D8, all of
which are the bent rtyles ever offered In tlieee
parU, Sly rtook aever was eaore eoupleU In all
Its depsrtuiente. .
Fancy Goods.
TRIMMINfiR. TINE LACKS AND EMHROIDER-
Itb, CHOICE HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
PERFECT - FITTING CORSETS, IF VNDKER
CHIEFS OF EVERY VARIETY.
And an endless afaiirtment of Small Wares.
P K R P U
to ws tesavl I tke om
If) yea waal aaaie
krt.
I!
ST A T10Xtt
.11
7"" araiau arUek w
Hlore) ft be ka. ,h m, ZJ,
and leeallinK It at H.eenu m,
Tbcra U a great rarietv f
COLLARS AND CtrM
all U We eeld earV fur ea ar nai,
i I
M
1
CLOTHING.
NEW FALL STYLES snd a large Anortment.
Frock and Sack SuiU in the Latest Styles at Law
rriees.
DON'T WEAR THAT
OLD. STYLE' H 'AT
ANY LONGER!!
Leave it, with a small amount of mooev
at D A. UlLUEKT'S.
Boots and Shoes.
St
Trices that will Defy Competition!
Yoa are all well aware that I keen everrUilnr
ever kept in a oeantry store aad more too.
Can't see the need of enumerating m .haK vAn
aaow 1 am always wsu stocked Willi
' ! . -
txjs, atocEftrs. hardware, crockery,
SALT, UME, n.4IIJ, GLASS,
.-..com run ire., 4rc.
HTiU my Goods are Sold at One Price, and for
anil or Kaaift-wiav. t Priw I K - ..-. v.-
fW My BtNk Is constantly Fresh.
ty New Good, opening EVERY DAT. '
i'l i"vd f-ll v I K -;if .T :?: :'
. . 1 ' -
PLEND1D BARGAINS
l . .I'- "' . i.h.
"" ALL DEPARTMENTS!
Every facilitr la randaierf i a.. .
oareful examluatmn of Goods before purchaalnl.
I .ar1 air A wsvt i& 1 1 l2a s 1. t . r "
BEAUTIFUL FALL JWD VFUSTTKR
OFFERINGS.
Yours trtty ...
D. A. GILBERT.
Jlonibville, Sept. 0, 1873. ' '
Q r 0 cerjet; :
Tkemas) lUsuioelaw,!, ' ,
nek sa
Hwjart, I
Teas. I
Coffees, '
Spices, (pare) I
t'anafi r
iJnsif,
Soda and Acids,
I'uklts, I
Sauces, )
Kttchufs,
Snaps, I
n;
Is seeend to none, and If ye wist ",
article, go to his Store an I et it Eun .
ier, such as
tLOL R, SALT, POBA. LiKD HI n
slwsyson hand and SOLD CHlif.
He has also a few
Haying Tools
which lie Is anxious to sell.
A lot of White Southern Seti In
Howill alwayii pay the higlitit surknn
Farmer's Prudure.
PhynHan'e preneriptinnii csrcfnllr c
Hyde Park, Hay an,H73,
fwlorrisviSle Foundi
WowiMli U cull thcRttrntifDof drilcnu
uicri of Nurtheni Vvrtnorit lo oar
Side-llill and Hal-Land PI
made after tho T( pattern which mirji
others uaed in tlii ivctti-ii lir Mreujithim
bllity, and their wuikuij; qualities nut
VI ALSO HAIll.irriBI
Stovs Flre-Rackiof nil ilrsrriutinr.s, Dis
lures. Pipe Sli-i, f'love PipellolmCki
ney Prontusnd loon, and t'xinp,
Evaporator Front, Ni-Pm .
Rests, (irate cf all
kind, Pott
Privern, DrntlFt,
Wajfon and Bled SIm, ff
all risen. Hollow Vinre of sll liM
and stylus. Cake Dlfhen. Huckltr Han
Teeth, and many articles which an notsn
ALSO-
JOB WORK DOSE AT snORT W
MOiriNO M At HlSl. A'XTKIS, Stt
fLOIT POIHTS OF ALL A.VDS, K
Castinm ftimllied Sir Uioiie who visi li
their own plows) also Ik-oius. llaniai, c
Old Iron taken In exchange for goodios
Dealers anrl Peddlers will bs furnUbedF
Jobbing Rates.
Reliable, Live, Active Ajtents iti
wanted. Ha others need tpf
38m3
MERRIAM & J0CI
FLOUR!
GROUND FROM PURE WL
WHEAT
AND WARANT
FOR $10.00 PER BAR
-AT-
CaJy'a Falls,
B. A. CALK1
HENRY R. MACK,
Manufacturer aad Dealer la All Kind
POLISHED
Marble Woi
. II ABO WICK, VT.
Special attention riven to Expend"
mental and Head-Stone Work.
ATI kinds or Pla'n Work executed asslV
the most reasonable rates. -
BUY THE
Boston
Daily
Glol
TUE BEST PAPER IS
OR NEW ENGLAND-
TERMS, Of News Dealers. 4 Stats p
By Mail, $10 pcrannum.
ins weosiy uions is nij-: P"' "7
thsehespest weekly In the t'n'tedSttl'
S tmi U UH1 V PL' tkUSllLNO CO ,