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.j. i - ! - ",t- honor ! m 'I'r "icnar,, shiva lasted ea-il tbir iaugr. aauasi rvpoii.
.l-r tui s?OILC OF LAMOItLK
T.n 8aU Of CoTTO.-JM -' COUNTY I
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sl.inf it, ael emrrat those Vo cooiii. Jf. r.rmiiH look special r Huns la
lriiotooal luauv. Ju Ige l.vie said be
At Iks iiimuI snefiagaf the X lb . i...b'ug .l tU U-tirt I
AfH'SlS. ItlU'lUC N ' ' r"''
Tb niitr.it Sir! war).
Tkagh tK rVptnVf pante eMk-
la Ik stnek market, its eflevt bate
mm t NHM wr. as i rwicw I I -" jo' jtoteJ U the rraei.
I'..!". itka llcprutff.c'aB be!l al C!rrm..nt, l.-l cck. Ilinm i cu c f io'.niij
'cnt, A. ., Pucipsi of T:Mcii ft'-"' ;o bat ibo uu-Mi.
kriaH at iLt failura wl graal firms and
tb m-p isoa f iprtaal koaaaa. Th
atii a oot a rar Uoal faai. bat a yea
ml i.m. It (track tba ataek-brokar
Inl so!; Wmaaa U vera ant aspeaod.
Taair&ll auurally craaied batiaof
cral lacarity, bat U would Wa
akWidod ia a k had It aot Wa aid a
d and depea4 bjr diao'.aaiira af ak.
HiMi asd laaaoUl drmpituda ttnvtg tba
tJrcatil elaaaaa. Tba Uilaiad Mrraa
cy, fbicb bad ttiaiulitad apoaUlUa
aaiOHg daalan ia staeka. bad aUa aataraU
1 lanpud baaka to lot a aaM oa iaad
iqoata aad uraal aaearitjr. aad lad to
MgMtaoa narebaau aad maaafaaturan t
ztad tkeir biuiaai ralatiaoa aad liabili
t'at far b;ood tba point af aafatj and
pradcaco. Tba aviddaa (ala lad tbcai
witb all aalli Hi. axpotad to Iba full ae
rsriij af tba blt, and without auffioieot
baliaat ta bold op jiot a prcaiura tbj
bad ot aatieipatad, and war aot prcpar
ad ta mat. Wa mj at well look tba
fact fitirljr ik tba faca, that for tba lut
half-dozen yeara wa Lara bca rwhiag too
fst, al the momentum baa carried us
btyond tba poiot cf safety and immediate
recovery, lb su tofioa ana imiur
which karc already oecurred show bw
speculatiT oiethods bare found their wsy J tnJJ"'
Siaary, West Llaka, deiivcrtd an
eulogy ofo tba lif aad baracter r Fret.
SUaa 1L IVait, bu Suprinteiiist or tla
But Karosl Scboet at rl-awuih, giving
briefly tba bia'arof ir aarly atraggle
and triala la ab'aioiug an ad'ueatkV sod
skooaas aad rapid adrsaoarant aa aaada'
eior af tba yoong. Ila wa cbirscter
taad by iboruhuM and bounty witb
biaiself as a a'adaut ; aa a wan. (rue, ra
liable, aaraaal, which was the sctirel of bis
pawar to otrvl Others and to infusa iuto
thm aoMaihiac of bis own slf-relisu.
aaargy. kaasaumicg, unbeodisg Cbruiiaa
latcgrity. At tka elosa at tba aaaraa
Mr.Oreutt aftrad toe follwiag preamble
and raaklutions, which vera anaoicously
adapted t
Wberat. Cndar a bMiHmi bat win Ptot-
Usae. eath kaa' tmorcd trwm tb sphere of
at aapfuJotat, ProC Bilaa H 1'eui, ut ro-
eipal ef our State Normal School and a aiembcr
of thia Asaooialion, therirtbre,
BasolraJ, Tbat we deeply fcel thaloas sus
tained by thsStst sad tb profralon la the r
Btoral or one so sole, so earnest ana so suoorsfc
ful as aa eduoator, and so geoetall endrarad
to all who knew bin, both by bis many private
virtues snd by bis active, energetio and self
denying ChrlrtUu lif.
Reeolved Inst wt tender our hearty rrmria.
thy to the family and friends of the dcovaai'd in
their great affliction.
Tlie Termonl Officers Be-l'nlon.
Tie Vermont officers met- at Urattle-
I 11 J J lf.L f . L
I ooro, ifCQoesasr, vci. ijio. lor loeir
iota mercantile affairs, and bow caol
headsd and sagacious buMoesa meo hare
yielded to the temptation to operate oa
eontingeuciea and build an possibilities,
and iuagiue their debts are oaoce'led by
a proaiibf to-dsy.
Tbo iwiaediate outlook for the business
community ia everything but cheering.
The financial disturbance is too radical
and wide-spread to be got rid of in a week
or calmed by official crJur or act. The
fcnoral ctnfiJenc bss been shaken, and
money does) aot circulate. Thoso who
hare money refute to lead. The conse
quence is that firms whoie business opsr
ations hare largely outrun their available
resources and become badly complicated,
like Hayt, fyragaos & Co., of Mnw fork
snd A. W. Tprogae, of ltliodo Island,
mutt stop. There is no help for it. But
on the other band, there is n reason for
depression and gloom. Moat of th mer
chants, however they msy suffer from the
presunt stringency, have fur mora assets
than liabilities, snd only seed a little time
aad a coiit'nuino.. of tbe paMio confidence
to meet crcry ('ainsnd. There is no great
surplus af goods in the market. Nuitber
the cotton nor the woo'en manufactories
can stop for a long tima. A aucuaiou
of the iron foundries for threo months
weald produce a dearth of tbat article in
the market.' The stock af coal on hanJ
is hot large, and there are no more shoes
than the trade requires ; whilo the crops
were never larger than tbe present year,
. and the Wast is a vast granary, stored
with wheat and corn and other articles of
consumption. The ' financial trineiicy
will bring all busiacsa back to a solid ba
sis, and diminish prices a wall as wages.
It will tend to equalise the value of cur
rency aud gold. Aad if tha President
bad called an extra session or Cangres a
month ago to take the initiatory measures
towards a resumption of specie psymeuts,
we possibly might to-dsy have the solid
computation far all our sufferings ia an
appreciated currency and a relieved
country. We trust such a pressure of
publio opinion will bo brought to bear on
Congress when it meets that it may take
tbe requisite steps to an immediate re
sumption, which will permanently relieve
the country aud prevent the recurrence of
a similar visitation.
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Who Killed Barney JlcCliinls?
" Not I," says thfl engineer, " the
train eould nnt be stopped in time to save
him." Norl," ssy every one on' that
train. Then who was it? ' The man who
plsced the rum fiend in his bottle fer a few
paltry cciris-for a little profit--and for
the small sum tbat went into bis pocket,
the family and friends of Barney McGia
nis are to-dsy suflering tbe irreparable
loss of a kind sou and an affectionate bro
ther. For this smull sum, ooo who went
ferth in physical strength and strong in
mind, savo the pewer to resist a destroy
ing appetite, in a few bears is but a mail
of earth, almost indistinguishable, his soul
goujg unhidden to bis God. Fer a tittle
gaip, you, ssaa, who let biia havo the li
(fin, did all this! anknowinfrly, bo doubt ;
yet you intie tbat eqsally aad and terri
bio accidents were being canted everyday
by like acta. How Strang it is that men
who ar4 otherwise respectable who ai
acenstamed to aa neighborly acts af kind'
ness for their fellows, ia ther ways; yet
if a neighbor wants that wbiob will arry
Ic&olatioii and death to bisnaelf or family,
how ejuiek it h luraishod, provided be has
the money ( pay lor k. TPs baaa tbat
tbisoeourreuee will u tbe eyes of fbaaa
who hll the accursed stuff, tbat they may
sleiiat are another ia added ta tba list
re-union. Soma forty or fif
ty members were present, among the
most prominent'of whom were Uen. Win.
Wells, Geo. Stephen Tboojes. G'u. W.W.
Henry, Cols. Veaxoy. Heaver, Grout,
Faruhain, Benton, snd others. The bus
iness meeting was held at tha Tewn Hall
at 4:30 P. M. President Col. lied fie U
Proctor in the chair
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year ss follows :
President,- Gen. W. w . Usury.
Vice-Presidents, Col. T. 0. Seaver,
Cspt. J. W. Newton.
Treasurer, Gen. P. P. Pitkin.
Secretary. Gen. J. S. Peck.
Chairman Ex. Com. Cspt. Fred E.
Smith.
It v,u. resolved to bold tha next meet.
ing at Moutpeiiur during tbe session ef the
begululnro ut lot 4.
At seven o'clock the annual oratien was
delivoied by Maj. J. C. Tyler, of Bruttlo-
boro, au uble, well written and spiriftd
production, evoking much enthusiasm and
applause.
Ihe annual supper was served at the
Brooks House, at 8 P. M. The bill or
fare was lavish and elaborate, and hearti
ly enjoyed. After its diuusioii, loasts
were in order and responded to by Hon.
C. W. Willard, Hon. L. P. Poland, x
Gov. Holbrook, Cel. Veazey, Gen. Grout
aad other. This enjoyable portion ef the
re-union exercises concluded ut 11 o'clock.
The Lske (bamplaln Kum (ran.
Simeon Itsssett, the man who but made
himself notorious by sailing up snd down
tbe luke in a "floatiug battery," selling
to the workmen oa the New York and
Canada Hail read, has wet with a violent
death. The circuiostauces connected with
the affair, as near cs can be ascertained,
are as follow: 'Bsssett had been re
quested, by the meo who had patronized
bim, to give op the business, as they
could not resist the temptation U bur-
chase liquor snd use it when it was with
in nach at them. Nat beediuir their ro-
quest, the overseers oa the railroad then
notified Bssiett that unless he abandoned
the bsiinesi and cleared out Ihey should
take measures to close up bis business.
Bassett rejiMtd that he would "take the
heart's blood of any persoa interferins
with his business." Friday. Oot. 24th.
a?sett left bis boat on the Putnam side
of tbo lake, in charge of bis brother, and
came over to Samuel Bryan's, in Benson.
During his absence a party of men rowed
np to the boat, and, as the brother in
charge of the institution showed himself,
tbe y caught hold ot hua, took bim out.
and brought him on shore. They then
took out several guns, pistols, etc., aud
set fire to the ersft, and burned it with
what liquor there was on board.
About this ti ibo Bsssctt was returning
by way of the Hunt lot, and discovered
his boat on firo. He took a beat belonir-
ing to Arunah Walker and went over to
the sceno of action, and rowing up within
twenty eetjttf the partLof -men near tha
burning boat, be said with a terrible oath,
tbat he would"teach them not to burn his
property," and fiied six pistol shots at
bem, whereupon some onu uischawd 4
shot gun at him in tbe legs, and one shot
entering the body and piercing the blad
der." They then let the brother ge, and
be took Bassett to tbe "red house' at the
Bryan plaoe, where ho lingered till Sua.
day moraine, when he died. Bassett is
the same man who sold liquor to James
rersons, about Tour weeks ago. in conse
quence of which Porsonsgot intoxicated and
fell into the lake and was drowned. Bas
sett bails from. Eagle Bridge, N. Y. , The
boat he used mth's business was a large
yawl with a small cabin. A. S. Barthlo-
mew. Overseer of the Poor,' of Benson
JLandiax. was spplied lo for aid to bury
Bassett tiutland Herald.
:i,u Hit tit evi-
y ii.csgie. ai.d
u 1..U suoaiiitcu io
to the jury. JuJ-f Davis aa d be bad
submi ted it to them within tba law. Mr
Treoiaiu also Kuk exceptions to tbo re
mark tbat insanity, aa a rale, involved da
luoioo, aad that ibe prisouer'a Meaa aeaased
ta have been bawd upoa reality, aad ta
b( boaxx say log ih other b"ea ia tk
cloak, besidve the four ia tb breast, were
Ml particular y material, as it wss aot
claimed thai th ratal wooad wss made
tbrouph any af them.
After Mr. Tremaiaa exception's, tbe
cao was fivea to lb iory. At 10:25 tb
iufraeat for J ode Davis and askad tut a
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doiaiUd deflumoa ot tbe vanaus aegrtat or
criui ia taking human li(; a tier reoeiv
in which they afain retired. Later tbe
jury returned a verdict of manslaughter
ia the third degrtc. and Btokes was ten
teooed ta four years i iba Slate Prison
at bard labor.
State Kews.
There are a few developments relat
ing to tbe burglary at the bakery ef Cross
St, Bradley in !?t. Johnabury. tba man
who elrawlcd into the P. & O. shops prov
ed to be a railrosd u.sn, as he slated. lie
had nothing to do witb the buielary, yet
be dosea't want people asking hhn fool it. h
questions. Measrs. Cross &, Bradley pro
cured a Boston detective as sooa as possi
ble after the tbeit was dtovered, sod
between them they sscertaincd that two
men sot on the 8:30 traia at St. Johna
bury Sabbath morning, ons psying hie
fare to Nuwport and tbe other to sinn
stead Junction, ihey both got an at
Newport. One of them is described so
minutely by the conductor aud baggage
Otan. tbat the detective recoguites in bim
a Bnniewhat noted thief aud cracksmsa.
Fiotu the description given, these two
mm wt re doubtless tbe asm party who
comsiit'ei the burglary at Ricbford, aad
who hired a Montgomery Frenchman to
carry them to Honipclier the Weduenlay
night previous to the Lurglsry at M. Johus
bury. When they got near Monlpelicr.
they dismissed their driror and aent an
foot, being auwiiling to be carried into
own.
Mr. Thomas Hill of West Char-
lotte. had some twenty sheen killed snd
ounded by d.es, Wednesday. This
makes tbo third lime iu three years thst
be huj been a suffeier from ferocious can
iucs.
St. Juhnkbury is to hav a course of
lectures this winter, frum eminent men.
The first of which will be next Monday
evening, bv Dr. Ilullajd ; the next by
Thor. Nasi. Dec. 15th. If a sufficient
number on tbe uf tbe I'. & 0. should
deirc tn go,' wij believe the company will
earry ihcin by special train.
Some unkuown parties pritered the
office of Estey, Frost & Co at Brnttleboro',
Wednesduy mpbt, dulled u bole into their
rou nafe. hlcw it into fragments with pow
der, damaging the Move mid o'brr furni
ture in thu room. FuituoHtcly the safe
contained no money.
Hon. W. T. Horrobin, ci-8tste Sen-
utor of Vermont, has returned frsin his
long sojourn iu Europe.
Capt. Walter Wright, the oldent citi-
ice of St. Johnsbury, died ou the 23d at
the age of J3.
Sbelburno has neither a lawyer nor
nor doctor, and uo place where intoxicat
ing liquor is sold.
MssrsG. Novcs of Poultney died
while squirrel bunting oo Thursday of lust
week, ot heart disease. lie wss missed
from the party, but his body was not found
until Sunday noon.
F. F. Holt of West Hartford caucht
a burglar ia his house, last week, and aat
np all night over him with a pistol, but,
getting drowsy toward morning, be relaxed
1 ;i J .1 n 1 T. , .
ins viguance ana me iniui mi mm over
the beud with an iron and escaped.
Asa Low of Bradford, one of the
oldest paper manufacturers in tbe country,
and well known through tha Connecticut
valley as k business man, is obliged, by
i Re lnnimities ot age, to keep bis room.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bowsn of Beth
el celebrated the 69th anniversary of their
wedding, last Thursday night. The G9th
anniversary is an odd one to eclcbraate,
but Mr. tiowen is over 90. and consider
ing that life is short at best, didn't dare
risk it another year.
E. R. Stoveushus reoovcred 105 from
Joseph Darker, blaokstnith, at Montgom
ery, for duniago to borao, iu shoeing tbe
same last spring. -
Mr Thomas Pierce, the first white
malo child born in the town of Gcoreia.
died suddenly at his residence ia West
Georgia, Tuesday evening, Ootober 21st
in his both year.
-PoterGr.no, af Winoeski, about ten
days ago, stole from the wagon of Mr.
Spaulding ef tfssex., two buffale robea and
eighty dozen of eggs, and wa.de off with
his booty. Ho was however, arrested io
Burlington, on Monday, and after a con
siderable chase, was lodged in jail.
Mr. John Keyes, ef Wellingfbrd,
while out eeon hunting, a few nigbta since,
met with a sad accident from the prema
ture discharge of bis gun, which filled his
limbs with shot. Thirteen bare been ex
tracted, and ba is net cousidered in a dan
gerous condition
After a most exciting and boisterous
meeting, the people of Bennington, on
Monday, voted, by two majority, to build
a g2F,000 school huo.
Insane. James Johns, of Btarksboro.
formerly of Huntington, and Iho eooentrie
iw in' - . . .
. - -J ..-,.1 taralv BitllHiO baa
r . taerw nwi" .
Tba ranared purctao ar ! "J, . i. txMeaalon ol that
lie get eiataret f sit f'r a roliut w ,h ttrtB, muluiioa of March
turn at I.Miaa by U aw d-aied. Iboufh Jt. iBtriHUcoa b Senior Kd
a preiKiiioc ta Aw vfli e ltJ ..'l..e. atvl tr C kr. wire
with favor Vy le Pr l'bt. IU go- ilrfx u mM rl kaowa i - ...
erument aow la I e .Ji?-satio fr the nlMl baka to ie , Great rCdUCtlOn IH pflCCS
Ust IoUi oadroa al J- inm.. r.oadatioo. Tb rntir promds af
- a j.r.n u i imm
ere m,i,iii,'-wii. I
e!it aa unhuatikv that it w sakl anny
or q-iiie as tuaay sailors bare beea Ut t
lbs service aiaoa the war by diaeasa ca
Uaeted at tbat. point as were last by cans
nsltie ia tba aavy during the war. Sa
maoa bay. bvr, ia a Malthv Vrt,
wbera yl!ow fever and similar diseases
tbat iorest 8. Tboeaa ate aukuawu.
Tba raport or tba laud agency shows
that lS WJO.OtiO acres of Iba public l'J
wr diodaf, last year, iaciudii.g 3
703,000 for bomstaada. o.ues.oo crru
Ui t railroads, and 1. 628.260 or eah.
Tbeaasb receipt for the year were 3,40oV
515 dollar.
Order were Usued, Ort. 81 fer the
removal. of lb Modocs to a permanent lo
ss tica witb tbe Qaapewas. ia tbo extreme
sort here coraer of Ike iudiaa tertitory.
NwroiiU!n. A receut geological
survey of tba-aictiaa of Newfoundland
around Bar St. George bas rvald the
ex'stence uf impertsnt tourer of matcri-
.!.! The bar il.'cll is a nise-.tu-
cont sheet c' ater, being Tony rules io
length.; Iusln;-1 tspenog. and re
ceives at its bead.ai.d 0g aouthern
.u in'l rivers. A
niiwi ai aaaaeaavBI wajas a'wai
lkaM nlM
which i to be deducted fr rxpewwe ana
baadline ibocotto-. f'J 8I0.7J.9. lest
ing I24.7d2.022.55 net proceeds now ia
ia Ihe Treasury to be paid lo claimaots
nder tbo fifth aertioo of ihe Appropria
tion Act of Mjy 18th. If 72. Wbenihe-e
larnty millions were returned lo Ihe
Treasury, Jay Cook & 0 began lo do
clinc. their embsrrssmeiits i.reae un
til the eulininsled in tb recent grsnd
craah. Boston 1'ost.
BcauLskt T Post tlai. The office
of tb Cheever Or Be 1 Company a shiirt
diMauce aurtb ufPort Henry, was entered
bv burUr early on Friday uionitoglast.
the safe blown open, aud a large amount
of lunds abstracted. A auspicious char
acter waa seen uesr the office about Iwo
o'clock a. m., and tbo xfivi'ion was besrd
by pooplo living near, but uo alarm was
givin and the robbery wss only discovered
upon opening the store io which Ihe office
wss located, next morning. Meantime
tho rascals baa mado g'od ibeir encape,
and no clue can be obtiiird, as yet. to
their nheresbout. We Icaro that burg-
. . . . h rsaruaIM)opcrailii8iiioineriownsaioug
long, low onguo of laud runa t "
HIV
aura, aa wen aa America, www repreeent
ad, this may be said to ba a high favor,
ad to place Vermont, tbe Dairymen's
AssoeiAtion and Mr. Ma sen, in tbe front
rank ef a grat Wastry.
Vermoht AnzsD.-Hon. E. D. Mason, of
Riohmoad, President af the Vermeat Dai
rymen's Association, sent two ef bis chees
es to the Vienna Exposition, and has just
recoived information tbat they wor
awarded the highest prize above all com
petitors. Id view of tho fact tbat the cel.
ebrsted dairy regions of England and Ho'- rd veteran edltot of the Autograph and
Remark ft. ban become insane on account
at bit saligioua belief. lis haa professed
to believe that there is no God, and thinks
he bss ruined qisny young men by preach
jog bis pernicious doctjfiuQ. " ' "
aid of lha bav. foruilkJ k
sad spveious harbor, the soil of lie ad
jacent country is deep and rich, capable
af yielding crops of any dencriptlon. lar
more than aoflicient to sustain tb whole
population of Newfoundland. Tbe tim
ber is very fine the best being yellow
birch of splendid growth, valuable for
shipbuilding purposes, snd spruce oflnrge
size, ihe laud is cactly cleared, ine
farmer has at baud gypsum snd limestone
sufficient for the most exteoiire farming
operations, and along the shores kelp
ess be" collected lo any extent. Suit
spring exist in various places, and tlicrs
aro numerous strowg Indications of petrol,
eum. Tbo most important discovery,
however, is that of coal. Several worka
ble trains of superior description hive
been fouad, much of which apreurs to be
cannel coal. Possessing these voluablo re
sources, it ia belioted Ihe locality will be
come the aeat cf a large snd thrifty pop
ulation. A startling scene occurred io court
at Philadelphia, on the 2th ult. While
the trial of James Kingswell for the mur
der uf Frauois Mulone was progretiaing,
and whilo Mr. Huverin, counsel for the
accused, was addressing tho jury, a son
ot the decea.icd spproaebed the box in
which tho primmer was suited tnd made
a innne at him with a dagger. The blow
was turned aside ay the lOiccr, who took
him iutocustady atiordesperato resistance.
The greatest coufusion . prevailed iu the
court room, .but sitiwided after tbe atrcst.
Kiugswcll snd Mulono kept teams in the
same stable, and the killing was the re
sult of n fJibt betveefi the parties.
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Thk LatkDd. lloatcE Ut ii. Dr.
Hatch, whose death at the residence of
his.on-in law, Hon L. E. Chittenden, in
New York, on Tuesday evening, Oetobnr
28. biitn in TuobtiJgo, Vt., in 1 78. He
van a graduate of Dartmouth (Jollei'o,
and must, at his death, have been oue of
its oldest surviving slimmi, lie was in
the active practice of bis profusion for
over forty years, first iu Norwich, Vt.,
and then in Burlington, trhnre ho was for
maoy years the leading physician of the
place, and mado lor himself a very envia
ble record, both as a prefesrional man and
as a citizen. His character waa one o1'
very rare equanimity, purity, and benevo
lenee, and Christian fidelity. About four
teen yeara ago, oa ah death of his wile,
who was a native of New York State, ho
retired from professional life, and since
then has spent tie most cf bit recent
yosrs witb bis children in New York City.
He was thi father of Dr. Horace. Hatch
of Washingtrn City; ol Mr. A. S Hatch,
of the banking-house f Fisk & Hatch ;
of Mr. Wm B. Ifiitch, of the firm ot
Fairbanks & Co. of New York : of Mr.
Edward Hatch of the Wilcox & Gibbs
Manufacturing Company, who is now a
resident of Brooklin, and of Mrs. L. E.
Chittenden, his only and beloved daugh
ter, with whom ho passed bis latest urn
menu. IJe was a brother of Hon. Jo D.
Hutoh of Burlington aud of Mr. A. G.
Hatch of Windsor, Vt. '
Daring Burolahv at Cuanplain.
Early on Wednesday morning Inst, GoulJ
ing's jewelry establishment at Chumplain,
was most thoroughly cleaned out by the
gang from New York now operating in
the towns along -- line of the lake.
Tbe burglars forced, tho bolt of tho front
door, and with tools obtained at a black
smith shop, and teel wedges of their own,'
broke opeu the safs.t Watches, jewelry,
silver ware, belonging to Mr. Gouldius,
and also to his ouatouiers, wore taken en
tirely away, a bunch of gold rings left on
ths working bench, tho sight before, being
ail mat was ten ey the robDers.
Here are a few things to do now. If
you have a bed of parsnips, dig half of
them, take off the tops and put the roots
into a box or barrel io your collar, and
cover them with dirtK to use through the
winters the balance you can dig in the
spring.. Put up some horse-radish in the
samo way ; and if you raise salsify r
vegetable oysters, ue them as you do the
parsnips. We pack alt bur beets and tur
nips in earth. Try a barrel or two in
that way, it will pay you well. And one
other thing let us say here : beets, which
moA folks leave out ait I frost cornea ought
to have beau gathered four ' weeks ago,
unless planted late. Ours have been
packed iu tbe cellar since tho tenth cf
Sept., and they will be all the tenderer
aa i nioor for it. A beet that sets ia the
ground till frest cornea is s bard that
boiling water taoa't soften it.' Carrots
and some other vegetable roots will pay
for the extra trouble of packing them in
tini.Bmii7teton'Paxtrr'' . . i
I bav a MEW aad STOCK mt GOOD
THAT MUST BK SOLD!
CLOTH I NG
sly Rtoek to lancw Uiaa vr. II HikfMM all
tb hi aa at.pv at) k.a4 I kav mmdt
PRICES THAT CASNOT BE BKAT!
fionn nrsiNKx ovkrcoatu iron
UOOD BiMNKfcS 81 ITS, CO
O.V rUR.VlBHIXQ GOODS
I bar mad
PANIC PKICK8!
doM I'nrivrehlrU and Drawer,...
S buxea cloth eovercd Collar, tvr .
-Sect, each
I I 00
Boots and Shoes.
NEW VOUK and BOSTON BOOTS
BKsT II SOLE and TAP HOOTS,
.13 00
. 4 OU
Lltcrur.v l'ot !-
L The Erttctic bas a flue portrait of the
Quaker -t, vVbitiier, and is rapeclully strung
iu liters? LioprnphT. bilUr forming the lead-
ing ket. fi. Oilier bumphioiU nrtl.J. are . n
Miltun, MnUra do Mai:..N'. nJ uis X V.
In aoieiice there are pnj" "", "t,'.nd"1'f?. ,V'e
W, 08.i,,'l,livu-nlEdncat"n; nd"lhe
Ringed Tlnnd." lkaik' theie is great vari
ety of mmd taiacellniieuua reading; sni. the t
iliiriul depart men ts are very full and liu'reiit-
, I lil L..l... v .. 1 ,,,'k.
liif. iv rrai, r.i.w.. "..TlJooluillnic the Vharlettown, Alhut-U, MatthAckl
Publisher. Tcni.i, 5ayoiir; Iwo epics kl);, dJ, " a Wmak.. '
tingie nunibrr -i t cidis.
The Anrwiy Is fully cqunl to any rf Its
nredecoiwora. The freshueas, tho aiiHy, and
attntctive fwitwvs of each nuinlwr ia really won.
dcrful. and it is My to ajemint for it. jx'iulnr-
ity with little ones. J. l. Chorey, ruousnvr.
Uustoii,
STOUCHTONfc-?-;
aMavbvB,,
Fall and Winter
wllb a., auukM 1. M JTrTa, 3
!
1 .
t J io0
-r.i
' i
"tic
I have Ui LARUKST Htook of BOOTH KII0K8
yH OP F LULU IN THIS VOfKTV!
VI HATB MIDI rtlram
rniaa,, anmeraa, rtiihet,, Bnifc,.,'
ctta Clo'h. Urmifit.ei.jL t..V
Biarrits Cotb, auTl
, Puplin., J)wn, HoWi
Reveraiblra, Lwjj,
Repellanti, ard a rjf
variety of Una
Cedavhica
WE ARK 0FFERI.N0 AT but J
llllMillOSSM IStiCM.
"THE VERMONT STATESMAN."
TIIK FIRST M MHF.R OK
"TUL 7KRMOXT STATESMAN."
Now sxrlot (wookly oJitlnn), will be luurd
JANUAUY 1st. I?74.
Qfkpechnoneiiplfis on enplloatli n to
C1IARI.KS POKR(V Bt TTON.
-:nl llurlinton, Vt.
Dj'piri is a llyilni-IIntdnt Munaler,
frrnn wliich nwiriy itll "the ill- the human flisli
ia bi-ir to" origin itc. The IVruUau Myrup, u
iii-t.lectiil aolution of the protoxble uf Iron, is a
long-tried and wcU-cslul.lii-lKil remedy for tliia
iliiititiiilng complaint; it line cured tlieumnda
when other rcniediis have f lilcd.
H absison's 1'kbibtai.io Lszekuks. Plcasnnt,
Prompt and cltW-tive. Two taken nt niilit move
the bowela once next morning. Unlike all Pills,
they mner cause pain nor require increase of
dose to perfect a cure.
They cure Headache, Ditiiunis, Oiiprepiiion
after eating, Sour U iinhiK, mkI eery evil nr-
nsinp frnui I oistitciKm nuil Imliaticn. ilar
rnnted in !1 cases of Piles, either bleiilhijr or
blind. Trial box, Wl cents, Ijirge box, OU uis.,
mailed free for this lust price.
Dr. Harbikon's Icki.au d Balsam, A splen
did cure for fontrjis, Hoarseness and all Thnmt
and Lunz complaints. For aide by E. S. Har
rison & Co., Proprietors, No 1 Trcmout Tem
ple, Boston, asd by nil Drugi.its.
C. F. RANDALL,
H'oreW say to t he Oyster Eatiny. Pea
nut Shuckimj, Candy Sucking, liter
Guzzling. Cigar Smoking, Tobacco
"Ciawttig" and Money Spending part of
the community that he has opened on
R. R. St., d Restaurant !
Which is uncqiiated in any part of Drit
i h America or Alaska.
Family men whd are tn a continual BTEW at
huniK, luit wish Tor a variety orsTKVY8. will Snd
at RamluU'son II. R. Mt.. tlioliest OYKTER 8TKW
evur Imported Into LaiuollloCounty since the daj'i
of Motliustilah,
CANtIE$,ttt in Stock Lamoillt Co.
PH. I HUTS, lif the carload,
WALNUTS,
t llMF.HTS.or any other kind tnuU twin.
S.1HI)iyi-:s,all yrtaud.
J'lt h I KS,all tur.-
TMtt'E. nouotd so"foue."
. Vl(iAk.1,all kindt, from Iht S at. to
haw hiuk do you want to go .v
, ,i i IIERRINa.omokedogmtcultomtrt.
OVS'i'PkS, in any quantity from a
aitl to a bbt. on tiro dayn' nutlcr.
And the hlKgcsl tock of its., to., o., vur kopt
Jly Block of
HATS 4- CAPS,
, LAPUOHKS
IIOhSK BLANKETS?.
WHIPS.
TRUNKS,
V A MSKS.
KUBHKR GOOD'',
UMUKKKLLAS,
KTU.. KTC, KTC.
Is cowplcto in erorjr particular!
lam iu earnest and say that my Stock ol Uunds
can lie IkjuIiI chcaptir 1'OR CA8I1 tliau eHtwhri
in .orinern V ot-iuont
CEO. P. HARDY.
Mni; Uillc, Oct. -1'. 1873.
Pros ptctut for 1874 Secettth Year.
RepelanU SO rents pr yd. sp.
Black al nu .10 rts. pr. )i. ap.
Alp.ora Hoiillns ' cti. pr yd ,p,
Jsp.au. silk stripes, Ifteenusr. rl
Japane-o, nrorslblo, IS emiti pr.,
Olnoiiin. mtu Uontjp.r)d.
Prints, a to li cents r j d.
flood sheotlnx lo otnta hy ths est.
Ladirt' Cufft and
ut.'ar, Klizabflkiai
The Aldine,
Jn Wu'tratrd Monthly Journal, t-nhvrfntlf udmittrd
to ikf HziuiMomrnt prriofiwti in the H'&rtti.
A Hrprtarntative and VhainptoH
Jmrriea Taste.
""KKClt VUtCK (I ao., A0. AO,
in Lamoille Cuuutv (Cuuit.)
Oh Boys,
Before yon go and ace Sarah Jan next Saturday
light, lie sure to B l ) i.ur pucl eta nith
RANDALL'S CHOICE- cONPECT-,uu1"'?mh"Ikw ft"m mny "t''inot piti,
' T..VT . 1 I aml. In aia ( ia i IS ) and s pnearanoo t x.'ot fac-
siuiiies .r mo oriKinais, Tho pronenlatUni of a
NOT FOR 8AI.K IN IIDIIK OR ItKWS BTORES.
T1IK ALI) ME. whilo In tied with all thorairul.r.
ItV hit nt.ni, ,r t.lin ftiiit.. ... liul. I.t..ui
cliarsiHeifstio of onllua'y perlrlirals. ft Is an cl
ugant misnoiiauy or par, UKhtaml nrao.lul liter
alui'u t and a oollintiou of pictures, the rarrstspeo
liiHii'i of artist'O skill, tn hluuk and white. AIUiuUKh
each siiceevdlnir numoer aflortls a frrsli pleumrc tu
ni irii'iins, in. real raiuc anu iiuautt ol TIIK
ALDIiNK will bo miwt appreclalwl ailar tt hus
l oin bound up it tho eli.se ol tho year. Vhil.
othnr puolicallons may claim superior cheapucis,
as ooiiiparoil with rivals of a similar class, TIIK
AtUINK Is a uniiio and ordinal eoiioi.llnn
alone and uuappioaclied absolutely witheut com-
IKiition ip pnu anu oiiaraotor. 1 li. possossor ol
a coiuolute volume cannot duplicate the nnanlltv
of flue paper and eiiKrarioics iu any other shaie or
numoer 01 volumes lor irn uwi Uf cam aad Mrs,
thtrt art tkt Chromoo bnidtt.
ART DEPARTIV.ENT, 1874.
Tho II lustrations of TIIK ALDINIS bar won a
wo -It. wide reputation, and in tho art centers of
Kurop. it Is an admitted fact that its wood outs aro
examples ol in highest prrfoetion ovvr attained.
The common prejudioe iu favor of "steel plates, "
Is rapidly yioldfnr t'J a more educated and dis-
oriuiiiistlOK taste which rcoornlics III. advantages
of superior arllstle quality with creator facility cf
production. Tho wuodoutsol TUB ALDINE pot-
sussail tho ueiicaoy andolanorato naish of the ar
tist'sorlainal.
In addition to designs by the members of tho
Nntional aoaderav. nnd nther nutd Atnttrleitn Bp.
lists, TIIK ALUlNK will reproduce oiamplesef
tn. um loreiKn masters, seiuotou witn a view to
tho hiKhest artistls success and greatest ten oral
interest. Thus tho subscriber to THK ALIUS K
wlll.at a trlllinK oot'. onjoy iu his own hoine the
pleasures and rcnnlnt Inlluenoes of true art.
Tho Chrtslu.as Issue for 1H74 will contain iu.ell
doslfns anpro-riato to tho season, by our best ar-
mt., anu win surpass in attractions any or Its pre.
docofsors.
Premium for 1874.
Every subscriber to TIIK ALDINK for tho year
win nwuiT, m pir 01 .iiruinns. i uo original
was paint.! In oil for tho publishers of THE AL
DINK, by Thomas Morau, whoso (trust Cvlorada
Sioturo was purchased oy Congress for ten thounaud
ollars. Thr suheets were chosiin ta represent
" Tho Ka,t " and Tho West." One is a view la
The Whlto Mountains, New Hampshire, the other
trlvna l.ltu I'lifTi i.rilHuH I) I u; .
St.. -.'vt. niuuiiiiK lerriviry.
Tho difference in tho nature of tho scenes tin in
feros Is a pleaslniooiitrast, and atSirds a itiaid Cis-
piayui vue artin-s soope ann oolorlnir. The chrn-
Colhri, M'riM TJ
hian Xiiffi.SilkTitih,
Jet OrnatrrnU, A'tcklucn, Bill Cli
i.'r ' tilt Vartt, rnatj utitf, .
of L'rft'' Collars, Titt,ttc.,him. i
but EiJ Own, Orylitrd nli
grrat rat itty of lirta Buttm,
Mulil$, Trimmings, ik.,ik.
t Ihci
ef rul
Y oa
1873
stronj
awl a
day, I
Y.rl,
peopl
throu
wold,
reper
bera
gelne
ever
derst
rut'
if tb.
ahal
and
eelle
did i
be a
oul-c
of a
: gi'O
will
est a
cul.i
wan
aici
AN EXTENSIVE ASS)RTMFNTofGLf "
AND HOSIERY! r
Indies' tlortoo Huso, IS cts. per pair.
.ante
Uilios'
ladles' rolton Hose, i'i cts. oor Mir.
fialuiorals, 'i'j cts. per pair.
1U0 SHAWLS OF NSir srrr.S iXDBCiirir,
PATTER.ySI
From $1.0) upwards.
CAR DIG.1X JJCk'ETS,
LA 1)1 US' and (! fc'.VTS' SCARFS,
.YUB1.1S,
WORSTED FAXCHOM,
TOURJS'VHES,
AXD HOOP SKIRTS,
AT REDUCED PRICES!
GENTLEMENS' UXDERU'M
also
lOIS'ERY!
and jrsaM! bav a " CwwalSfsw," aara-awrt.r . ,
Oh Girl:
If yno would have your Johns and Henrys keep
flrst rato oompauy and koop tholrheads level, send
them lo
RANDALL'S GREAT MORAL RESTAURANT
and b happy In soelnir tho pride of your hearts
grow up as they should. Molahl
Tom, Dick and Harry !
SEE TO ITt That what mrs esra yon Snd to
spend in my Hue. to spend at my ' KhehanK, " If
I ooiiere in raimj moary suinclently to wish lor
your money's worth every tlmo you invest, and
you will every time, if you buy of me. That's
wiit bun uinvwr. uooii i s call attain, i
Your Sfrmard, .
. !. C. F. RANDALL.
MRS. D. A. WINSLOW8
Millinery and Ladles'
Furnishing Store.
Johnson, Vt. ,
iimomui iirioi extremely iineral pntronsire of
i i l , ui'i iiiciuisin Jolmson and vi
cinity, that nho has just returned from Boston with
- THb LATEST STYLES
In Millinery and Furnishine goods. Also a N
and Extonsivo Assortmontof W
BATS,
BONN ET8,
RIBBONS,
- ." 'LACES, '
VKLVET8.
8LOVK8,
" , BTO,
' . ETC,'
worthy example i. r America'- trreatest landnaD.
t I, i "unsorioers or Tti tit AUlllK wnsa
.ui,i uui peculiarly nappy lUoa, and is suooessfully
realised in tho ohromo.
Thew ohromos are In every sons American.
They are by an original Amrlnn nn. -uk
oiaturiali f American manufaotnro, fromdrsignsof
Amerioan scenery by an American pali ter, and
u itvriM.rsio uienrrt successiui Amer
loau Art Journal. If no better becHnsc nf all this,
they certainly possess an Interest no forolfrn pro
duction can inspire, and neither aro they any the
worse If by reason of peculiar faolltiesor produc
tion they oost the publishers only a trifle, wkilt
tonal m eurry motet lo otkrr ekrjwutt tool are uLh
'lINB i"bl' ' ,CTV'c" pries of THK AU
TERMS.
S per annum, tn advaneo, with Oil Chromoa free.
For fiu CENTS EXTRA, le etromas mU o, nut.
mountrd, varniikrd,mdfrrpid Sy mail.
THB ALDINE Will hereafter, he obUlnahlo on.
ly by subsorlption. There will be no reduced or
elubralo , cash tot eohooriptiont must l oant to
ths publishers dlnot, t r l.snH.d to tho local
oanvaser, without rotpotuiMltf to tkt suSnsSers, ox
eept in oasas whera tba mrtih.i. u k.I.i
Awi,il. aln.O.M ! I . - ' a".T'
J - ' " "' s.wni, I-WTTflS mt vw.
, ANr ASSICRlt WANTED.
Any porstii wirhingto aot peruianantly as a
nr.?iirn;T.:,,nT,T,fuU and um ",for-
JAM MS SUTFAN & CO., Publishers,
fiow4 w mai i g r.Asrie. new yok .
OVERSHIRTS, FLANNEL and CASOTHj
PLAID, and PLAIN Ol'I'RA KU.v
WAS, CLOTHS, SUIKTING
FLANNELS, and a full
line of DOMESTICS.
A large Slock of Plymouth and Backifo 8
and Mittens from 70 cts. per pair up.
NEW RECEIPTS OK BOOTS AS
SHOES EVERY WUK.
Ooo I Roots 2.TS per pair.
Ueuta dKUblo solo Up boots, 3.50 per plr
Uonts falf 4.00 "
Ladies shoos, I. SO per pair and uuwsra.
U nts beaver ciotli booU, 3.60 prr pair-
"CHRISTMA8 BELLS,"
An Illustiatod Holiday Journal.
MOT7tlJJ"M im E"'imM'v N" p""'"l Now
t En''sh. Fronoh, flerman. lUllan,
a. s!I- 4t1Mm": ln"'- 'r Chriatmaa
and New Ver', . In,ll,p,nwbl. ft,r Everybody.
postage. QTSend tn your orders early. Address
AUAMS CO., Publishers, Boston.
Slw3
CENTS RUBBER BOOTS, OVER8H0B j!'
A Ht'TK'a FOR LADIKS', BKATb A
CHILDREN.
New selections of Wall paper, CorUi".
A LARGE LINE OF CARPETS iW11
CEIVED.
Brussels tapestry, Bruiels, tog1
Uuudee, ftuir carpets, Oil cloths, Iw11
Mattiuga &o.
Gorman tapestry, 30 cents per yd.
Dundee carpets, S6 eenlsperyd. U1IJ
11 mat inirnm lunul, S1L SJ and li OS""'"-'
Extra. " t Hi to 1 1 .00, !' f
Patent Brussels Carpets l.lu per ani.
Oilfloths, 43, 60 and65,oentspstysr.
India Mattinic, 'l M and 3i cU. l"f
Oil cloth RuBs,tt.0D.
FURNITURE IN PARLOR ROOM Hfl
ASH AND HLACK W ALNVT
TAHLKS.WARDKQHEa.M''
LtiUNOCS. MATHASHkl.
VUAIHS. ATfC.,
GOODS MADE TO ORDER 1 "
NOTICE.
Room sets I'j and apwards. S
NottmKham laoe Curulns, double wi"1
per yrd.
Holland if'.lt Shades, 1.50 per pair.
Wood scat Chairs, 3.70 per set.
Korosono oil M ouots jr. Uallon.
(insnulated Sutar I'-M-a sonupr. .,
oioo Winter Wheat Floar, S9 ."! "7a
Choice Hpriaa Wheat Hour,
lliaid youn Hyson Tea, SO cents Pr.'h
Very best Japan, new crop, $1. P'-
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE $
LAMPS.
Tea sots tOoents and apward. i.tH
Uublavnl, lilako Co's oelebralsd
vt tb Vorrest,' l.V.
o ur stock or onocj'if
PJIIJVTS, OILS, CAJtf
- GOODs.tya.is compl
NsIr(Wo th. !SJh lh,Vn.ln,nrB "Lih nh" We should Use pleasure In by
eld .tier mlrsediil'a Wl l" n 1" 'l", slllt jvaar lnsHi,rt "
Purtleular attnnllnn m.on .n. - , : Uk tlT. T.."0 P"PV, Py charges, and
tastes of her customers. ;,lw4 I T nn.irum
Jolnson,Vt.,01t.f)th1l:l, R'?-notM.(
n ar..If(
r-ertf Jiracywy
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