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D05 lor Sale.
It»loe«notmali"ii').v -lifTiToncoi rlirtV
«r j-onr nnmc is K:-iter, lakcij a favorablo
turn for tho aj'-usod. A"* the n:nv wit­
ness went on to thiiHlanil theescitrpmcnt
was i!ite:i;*e. ITo flatod thit on Iho
8und.iy pn^v'ding tho llmft, whih.^ ho
wai st-arjiiin^ iu som'! wnoiUiii iil.-i jms-
tnro for his horse, ho saw O. with a t-ad-
dlo on his b.iek going toward tho house
of the accused. JTo saw the man dis­
tinctly, and had no doubt as to what his
burden was, altliiin;;h ho mi^it not be
nlile to recognize tiio pnrllciillfc' raldte
if it aliould ho shown him. Tiii i was
his brief testimony, but it was very im-
porlaut. Then the crowd whiniiorid
that **C, was tho thief," and for tho
lirst time the countcnaneo of the accus­
ed ffiivo signs of eounige. The testi­
mony having been all ])iit in, the ntn.-iis-
trato heard the COIUIKCI on both sides,
and then gave the defendant a trium­
phant acrjuittnl. Upon i'a nnnouiico-
ment thenssembly broke forlh in fluiTS
and other demonf-fratiaus (*f iii.piovid,
nod as tho court dipuolred ao many
crowilcit 'ininr.il Hclg.lon to cuH^nitu-
hife him tin* 1^ vvnt siinie luinnltK be­
fore he could pick hia way ont of the
hall. Much i« 1. I'lief histoi-y of the
famous "saddle case," wl.icli is oven
now remembered by quite a number of
aged porBouB.—Umluii Jouiual.
One of WeOstci's Carly Law Cases.
The ni;xt important h-gal mutter wliicli
^Ir. Wi-bstcr meuti'iuud \\\\n a Uia\ bo-
fun' a nuigiftrale, i>t which his father
preuided, Jttook place i:i tlio did tav­
ern iiciir i^huH Farm, then^vpt by Mr.
Ibidhtclc, father of the lale Prof.'llad-
doi'k, tif Dartmouth OoHege. Citpt.
IV Lii'.'hard, tlu-u a prominent citizen of
N>iriliii"!d. hiiitd out u coinplnint and
wiur.iTit :i {iLiiiBt a Mr. JIt.'';hm, ono of
hi-^ iij»-;'hlnirs (diiirgiiig hint Willi i-teal-
iii^ Iii^ saddle, 'J'htnnHN V-'. 'J iK.njjit.'m
iiiid I'.iilii r Noycf, bolli ftetlh-nl liiw-
yer"». and Ihcn in o;pii-iuiiK de­
tective went liO far that he publicly in-
siuualed thut pcrli:i])s Hodgdou Knew
Bumt'thing about the mutter, and it
would ho well to search his house. Tho
accuKutjou shocked the neighborhood,
but in the face of the charge the eitjzeus
could do uo less than tu ei..>ujiiie Uodg-
douB premitics.
The owner met the aeoi-ching parly at
his door, uud with a frank uud luiiuly
couuteuunce that boHpuke uinlhinj.;
but guilt, iuvitud thiuu tu t^eaiVh liis
Louse. They went cui'ofully through
the building, bat the miatiing j^roperly
was not found. Finally C. entered a
email unoccupied room, and sijut^'ziug
himself with much diiUcuUv into a small
opeuiug, buddtjuly exoluiued, "iJeiti it
is I" uud iu u moment he euier^td from
tho room begrimed witli dirt, and hold­
ing the lutit fiuddle in his liiiuds, Li tho
AViunipithuuka Jliver and its pictun-isiiue
fuJiu iu tho village ueur by hud, without
» becouU'a wuruing, di^ajjp* ored for
ever, tho surpriau tu tho oomuiuuity
could not have bbun uuuch gnatei Uiuu
it was over the revelutiun juat made.
For u moment Hodgdon Mrmed to be
titruek dumb. Huw quickly must have
xuuhud thruugh hiti uiiud the tiiought
thut Ihe reputation 0/ a bfcUmo might
ziov bo wruattid Xroui hiu ; thut, with
tue oompuTutiviJy cuuvlutove ividenwi
of guilt j ust revealed; IJiero aeemod
uuthing to t lay A trial, buuvioliun and
iinpriboumeut, uud thut for luug ui^ury
yvuxH liiti pleubuot huuu uud fuuiiiy
loigbt bocume to hiui only u dreum of
the pabt. Tbuu he covored his faoe
vith hia haudit, for ho could nol robtruin
Lit* tuars, uud his tauiiJy KuLhej'ed about
jbiiu »ud wopt. He uuiild v&vx no ex-
pltLUutiou ui the saddle luytitery, but,
vith broken words, hv uihexted hi« iu-
uoceuuo. In the /uuu of tiii» sppuTout
|u:ou/, the udghhoTH of Ilodgdou who
VuroimMsnt v«>re vary guu&tully uu-
^"Wino of the Woods" cures headache.
Socinl nir!i;T:jics.
The htinr:«r'e f'-r an evi'd'^ncrt in a
pplu re (if Hcrli-t V in »»iii. !i thu ih'i; Kdn
iip'iu llie pi;i.-I' i:;cicd the :•••'•••:•* of
oni'.'s incmne i-> inolticiug. uiniadant
fruit ill dcf.il-^ntiMiiy, i*ov;;cr!e;i, mlnltflr-
icii, and isnicidcj^, in what uro cjliedthe
iiliper or eibicaii-d ciassop. Prison
KlalisticB used to show that by far the
creatcr number of eiimea were coinrait-
led liy illiterate people ; and in respect
nf oil' [i>jhcii ftdlow ihe hut«b:uid's
crimes or the wife's infidelity. Brown­
ing's impecnnions hero "tralVickcd in
hia wife; ' Oilifvs of our day rob tln'ir
emplovtrs. J-mcs, pm taking of id-ifru­
gal hach, is iufoiined by Mrs. .Iiuies, RS
she di^pcnscft (lie Matutinal e.hii'lLoiy to
their overiMipnlat""} honschoi;!, that her
.Multhurijan neighhor, Sfii'th, has altir-
f. inipossihlo
that Ki:.-h eiist. OfaiH'r;: lld^, tho
hody of siifh an o;'ii)pns woi-.hl n.it be
much hir;;t-r Hi.11 a ^oda-water bottle
or a Floreueo i'.a-.h, such as olive oil ia
sold ill ; and f-i the 'Iiorrible bag,
which is a inonsii r,' and 'fito which
ytJuaietolH'iii!;i'..'ii and tlriwrt iilive, is
but a small iiT'^jir aft.-r a't. liie sucker,
ali'.o, -which the jiovelii-t nail ranged
from th;^ f-i/.o of a five fr.i!'.'i pi*.-cc
(wliich I jji.d tu be one and a ha'f inch­
es iu dijinu'tcr) to Ihjit of :i (i'lit pea,
would, comuienoiuK at the liijict't of
them at tho basis of the r.i-ma, b,. from
the size of a sixpence luthat ollhid-"N.1
of a pin. S-'um of them, like
O.iyehfiK'etljtH. rlrike (heir prey with
hil'ins and ^iu•hfr.^ aluo; ollu'in, like
Die oL'topiiK, !.iy hold of it «iili tiuckers
al'ine; but t!iex.tou to wt^Le up any man he may aou
uiiloep."
"I thiuk," retuinod the other, "that
it would bo much better for the aexton,
whenever un^ nniu guos to tdtep under
ygui protkuliutg tu vuko ifr k RoIIler,
KPW Yftrt, otnliracluB One Hundred
FotitiiornllvarirUfii. FInlnandOriiaicGntiil
WOOD-TYPE.
Chroniatie, AnHque, Tiinran, Oothie, Itoman
Clarendon, Jigyptian, Aiinin, Italir,
Olit KnjflMi 4- Orrman 7\-xt, «
ExUn^ff, Cundnunl.
OurfkcUlllKBforPBlXTINGuijUiliigfrom fttftfUly
Hbb'ct Fouler to a VlxltltifC Ckrd nro niuuriDvntf<
M'e lUTt,ti}Jtlclincui of
I» O S T E K, ® ,
IN ONB OB X-JVK COLOnS.
Handbills^
Show Curds,
Circulars,
Bill Heads,
Envelopes,
Letter lieadiugs,
iiills of Fare,
Pauiplilets,
Statements,
Invitations
Wedding and Visiting Cards,
Blanks of Every Variety,
Orders of Dancing,
Business Cards
And In iiliurt ever}' thing tb«t c«s be done with •
PRINTING PKESS.
X^UUiug done witli Qold, Itod, Cuvilue SX*»,
la two or xama coloua, kt
Very Reasonable Rates.
O. H. MILLEB,
''STANDABD^' Office,
Brewster's W.Y.
ED. M. BTORMS,
FERD. A. HOrT,
A. F. LODFiELL.
w. K: ii: T o II xj »ff,
Brewster's, N. Y-,
HAS THE LAIlQEflT AND WEST ASSORTMENT OV
HARDWARE
ever offered in Pntuam Co., and will etU tA prlcei wblch drfy compctillnn.
SOLE AGENT FOR TUB CELEBRATED
COOK
STOVE,
CARBON REVERBERATORY HEATER.
AND
IRON CLAD 3IILK CAN.
Also Manufucturer of
BROOKS & GOODIN'S WHIRLPOOL
WASHING MACHINE
All or tbo lutvst improvements in
Farming' Implcuieiits I Machinery
will bo fount] hero ou Exliibitiou. A full nssortmcnt of
IRON and STEEL TABLE CUTLERY,
GLASSWARE, HOUSE-FURNISHING
GOODS. LAMPS & FIXTURES, WOODEN
WARE, Cordage, Powder, Glass & Putty;
tu fact, evcrjthlng except
Dry Goods and Gx'oceries.
AH orilprs for onythiug iu my line of busiucss promptly uiteude to*
REMOVAL.
LCOAL NOTICES.
T ERHB OF Tire COUXTT OOtfRT and OOHRT
of RKflftTONs, inftndfoTtl.cCoiintTofPutnin
for thftvpir 1B7.1,
I herpoj: appoint Tf-rmn or tho Conntj Court for
tlir (•tjnnly nf Piitiitim, li.r tlic jcnr ISJ3, to lie held
at Ihr Ciiun nonce In Cnrnxl, on tlir fourth TnMi-
of Jnnu«rj-, on tho th.rd Tmn.lij-of Kelitinrj-, on
IhP BiTomi TiiPBdnj- of AiiHl, M.ij-, July and Bciv
ttrn'M-r, Hiid on tlii' third M"n'U)- of No\-rml»r.
Coiirtd of Sfst.ton" in nnd for nalil I'-onnty wtil ho
Inlil At uBi'd Court HmifP on tlio tlilnl Tnrnday of
Kilinitry «nil the t^ocond Tiirpdny of Sriitoniber, »
which COIIIIH (iiitnd and Prtil Jmoin «il) he rcqnlr-
ad In aftsnd. Dated Deot-mhrr 371h, 1HT3.
Janlfltly. EDWARD ^ RIQUT, County JndffO
SuritKMK CotinT,
rutnnai Conntjr.
CamcltuR pp^monil, 1
apit J- aO,Tw
Oiren Iloran and othcra.)
In.piirNnanoo of a Jndftvmr'nf of (he Snpremn
Conrt of the ntiite nf Now York, rendrred In Ibli
action nn llie ffxtionth ilay of-Inne IftTI, tho mb-
nerihir, an rercn-e thciTln, will acll nt j'ubiic Anc-
llon at thr front door nf tho llrowRtcr Honne In the
vHlaRrof Urcwatcr'a. town of Konth Kant, In the
connty of liitnain on tfaftcl|[hlh Uny nt An-
|ril«t 1S»3, Ht ini^ o'clock In tli.> lore-noon, all
lliat nfcco or imrccl ot himl iiitiiBtcil in rwM town of
Rniitii KHHt, connt}' of I'ntnain and Rtato of jlew
Yolk, and de>^rllx-il nt tht- comt'tafni iu thta action
aa follottur CommrnrinR ftt tho Hailrni Itnll l(oad
iind bounded OTI Ihe KIHI hy th" xaid Itall lUiad, on
thoNorlh liy Inn'ia of .Inna Itjkcman, on the We4
hy JmiN Dykcman, aud tho Inntiuay, nu Iho Boulli
hy tho hif{h«'iiy aud Itarlcra lUil Itoad. oontalnlnK
about thit-c and a half acicB of land t>o tb» aama
mnroor lew. Enwjinn WnioiiT IlefcriH',
Dated June IRth, ](t73. A. J. MILLER I'lff'a Atty.
ficrnEsn COUST,
EIi» Armatrong,
anaintt
llnfuB T, Ilockwcll, Allen D. Itoynoldn,']
Kltu Jane Itazer, Ahii{!ill llrcd, Aon f
lllounirr, Ann l-ard>-y laiidM of
Chiirlea Even^tt, on ttie north hy Bimnul P. Hrailh,
on the east hy Alfred Itaihy, aud on the aoiUh by
the Harlem lUU-roiid,and thehlRbnayU-adinsfrom
Drca-fltcr'x HIatiun to aud iiaal thcdwelllnnhouKeor
Charh-a Evciett. The aitcond piivo ia iKiimdcd on
the north hy the hlKhway afurcaald, aud the Uurlcm
llail Road, on tlie wcul hy laud of RttpLcn Bluomer,
un thn aouth by tho Crotou Itlvor aud on the eaat by
land of Curni'liiiH H. Ua({e. The third piece la
bounded on tho uortli l>y auid lilRha-ay, on ttia vcat
by laud of Cumellua It. Oaee, ou ihi' HouUi by thn
Croton Itlver, aud tho old Crolon Klrer Tunipike
ItriHd, aud on the eiiat hy tho highway leadlug from
Drew* tor BUtion to Ihe old L'mtou ItWcr Turn-
•plko rood aforeatdd. The whole(outalniuK by call-
niatlon, aevctily-flvc acroa of lund, be the Miiue mora .
or lean. Dutcd, July IBth. 1873.
A. ItVDEIt. J. a. MILLEIt,
I'lBlutia"n Attorupy. Befcrce..
THE ELEGANT NEW STORE
Spring & Suiiiiiiei' Dry, Fancy & Millinery Goods,
SUPERB ASSOETMENT AT LOW PEIOES.
ll&ving Juat received a largo afaoitmrut of Spring aud Sumiiicr Drj-, Fancy and MJlliDcr}'GoodB,
It) it '.1 'A', t J.3 Ur^.-'l i u^ijitiuf h.*gj.', h nxi\a, for L'.lSIi, at tho luweat tu.irket price, aud are proparod
o offtT at thu very hiuiwl Ugurv Uie fullottlug
Back Silk,
Poplins,
, Alpaccas,
White Goods,
English and French Prints,
Embroidery, Edgings,
Ruffles, Laces, and Ribbons
A S|H:cl;dlly of
ftllLTS, HOOP-SKIRTS, & CORSETS,
I'Li' whole cuiuprlalng one of the tluetit and bial wworlvd atuck uf Dry, Fancy aud UiUiuory
Oouclr, ever before brought to llrewaler'a.
Proclamauon about Dry Goods, by
CANDEE & CO DANBURY, CT.
An iuitnenM atock of fine Draai Gooda SOuta, to |].00 (All new nud Frcah) at very low price at
CANDEE k CO. CHEAP BTOKE, DANBUKY, CONN.
^lUaclt uid Fancy gtripUl liunuutrSUluiiu great variuly, froufl.lMup al leu than urcaant whole
Mtle pi'lo.* aL
CANDEE ^ CO. CHEAP BTOHE, DANBUKY, CONN.
Flue ai££! & 00. CHflAP 0TOEE, DANBUBY. CONN.
J^EASONS WHY
All rmftOKS IK WAKT OF
aaocui a* TO
VanDensen^Sv
DANBUBY, CONN,
lat. Borauae he haailiteen jeara csprriencein dis-
peuahtR DruRa aiid Modlulueti,
2d. itecBiine he deaU only In pure artlclea, and ha
warraiita errything la l)e ua rUBM.'M wutidci-fulcuruUtc tlrtuo*. aud
art tajiuk:iully ruounuticuilkd ui CUUBIUHI'UHU, bvU4
the ouly tiaturul Mat.ir. tluit have jirotod a apooim
ha hia piJ'idt'jdiiji dinuific: 'J'hc* very boat .wdAcal
(ilhorily tu«tifi(« tu iHruiiLUlOit cun« WhCiTf all
otliur Ui^utuifcut »a« ui>orU«t'. Tliey aUu Miidi^
luiiauuluua eHui^U w >:Ur«itU' do., lU BxwMlvay,
Yfuao.
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•y, M.T.