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rue ru ground that Mr. Wagstaff. IN. COL.
~ was not liege sub;sc, que OF the u
sne United States. Atter &c. cl'Izen G
ed tba, !, ,,. General, the court dec;d
plea. Gn vac now lcot late TO interpose ,b ~
remarks o VI Two others made a few hr no
painful task. 'se proceeded 10 his
won ne tod S them that in all probability ,,o...
whom u oe extended to some of them bu .', y
which ,ha, vIe theh knew that the ;urv h.,
cd sono .ney mad been tried had reco, Ivy ~
would y. =. mem TO mercy, which Of cn,rS',
us Ne, "e represented in the proper o,ar,a 's'
~ nro uieeo upon them all the i'm nor,n e,.
~ Preparation for another world apJ 'a a.
p,iHIHounced the following sentence ,s snen
oanL "g each by name,) -" Thai w. Nane,
u "rH o. you be taken TO the Jail from v vL ana
Suu came and that on the 25tb d., "nen nc
l peseh' month of August, Won and Ill " 'ne
900 ~" oe ofawn on hurdle to the nloce 80 VI
, ou,'on' ana that you be there bangsJ I VI 9A'
'e.h on'ii you are dead ,L--y-s - oaz uA@|e'
ire t9 he our suuIs.''
To this last expression, there were sever.
Il who responded Amen" One of the
'ailihs, stout fellow, who stood close to
ne, leaning on his staff, burst into food of
ears, and | assure you this soon became
One thing more, and | close my letter, al
eady too long Let the friends of Miller,
If Cooley, of Mallory, and of Reynolds, be
IN the alert Let them apply withouta mo-
nents delay TO Sir George Arthur in their
'ehalf and my opinion is that their efforts
will be crowned with success. 1t will be
ound that Sir George is not that blood-thirs-
Y character some have been induced TO be-
ieve.-N. Y. Com Adp
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Brighton Market.-Monaay, Aug. 10, 1895

lReported for the Daily Advertiser s Patriot.l
AT market 200 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 20 Cows
and Calves, 2s00 Sheep, and 40 Swine.
PRlCES-BeJ Cdtie-Saes were quick, and
last weeks prices mlyisupported quote about
the eAme-hrst quality at 5O second quality 81 a
7~oH. -. - i.4 - - q III
establish prices. - q.
C0tcs and CdIres--saies n. w.,
35, AZ, 45, and $50.
Sheep-Lots were taken at 81, 75, 1872, II,
2 33. PAP, and rs.
Sroine-oue small lot only sold, price not pub
lie
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DIED,

In this village, 18th inst. Mrs Mescent Swain, aged
about 40 wears, Widow of Mr.. Joseph Swain, late OF
Halifax.
10 Chestefeld, Mass. August 6, very suddenly, Mrs
Lucinda Damon, wife of MIR Jason Damon, Jr. and
daughter of Mr. Stephen Gates Of Halifax, W. aged IL
In Amherst, Mass. Aug. II, Mr. john Hunt, aged
IS; a revolutionary soldier.
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THE WINGS OF au11FoRD

ARE requested TO meet at the Town-House in sal,
town, on Friday, the oath instant, at O'Clock, r. Nj
for the purpose of nominating candidate to represen
them in the General Assembly, at the coming session
Guilford, August 15, 1888.
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MARRIED,

In Hinsd,le, N. II. 9Th inst. by Rev MIR Bailey, Mr.
Henry Brown to Miss Eyira Newton.
In Clarendon, VI Mr. Homer Merriam, Bookseller,
Of Greenfield, to Miss Jane Weeks.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VNTE the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the
district of Marlboro, Commissioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust, all claims and demands OF
all persons against the Estate of
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Camp Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will
IN be Camp Meeting holden in Guilford,
commencing MONDAY, August 81, instant,
on the same ground where there was one the
last year, and near the residence of Amos
Billings, Esq
Brattlcboro, Aug. 10, 1888. 2w5O
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e ives, must be paid before that time. nii@Im-
mediate attention to this notice will prevent
immediate suits. 90 His HOUSE in Brat
tleboro Village is Tor sale. Also the 200 acre
lot, No. 8, 9TH range of lots in Strattou,and
lot III in Jamaica. Also about four acres Of
land near Mr.. Lynde's, in the south part Of
Brattleboro.
JOHN PHELPS.
Brattleboro, Aug. 10, 1898. 80
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@ASTONISHING!!
Great Cures!! Curcs!! Cures!!!

Great Cures!! Curcs!! Curesl!!
ID EFERENCES can be had to people Of
h the first responsibility, of more than TWO
HUNDRED ASTONISHING CURES, eff
fected by La Medicine Curative Pills in July,
lS35-al of them pronounced incurable. Ono
family of 8 have all bcencured of an obstinate
Diarrhoea, by the use Of but one box of Pills.
Reference also to cures in palpitations of the
heart, attended with cough and raising of blood.
rs Beat all tais il you cs:s.
The above article is for sale by G. w. EN-
ERSoN, of Brattleboro, VT. Principal agent
for the Unife2~r States of .9naerica, and none
genuine unless it contains the within signature
of u. w. Emerson, 20 each article.
Par LIE ROY,
Proprietor De La Metseine Curative
eor,fsssr5 l,dxef 4 slIr1r !JJffettt, l~>.-M
": s. 4. r. Cheney, Jamaica, r.; .uessrs.
La:elle e. Jones, DOrer, V.;g.Messrs. II. +
W. Goodnotc, HhitinghGm, ". Nm. Halle,
Hinsdale, N. H Harden Ford, Chesterfield,
N. H.; Ira p. Haywood, WGrdstoro, ptj
Jesse Cone, Marlboro, ~; S. f. Thompson,
Tornshend, n; and Ehhu Halliday, Chick
opee Falls, Mass Aug. 8, SSS.
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Hall E. 7'OW n syes

-H1TE JUST RECEITED,-
SUPERIOR London Porter; Smoked Sal
- mon w oodhouse's MADEIRA Wine Browa
Sherry do; 10 chests Young Tyson TEA;
best Souchong do; 90 boxes Raisins.
August s. 40
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The ,oroag ,cay 10 stop Paper. please
stop my paper, and will soon send the
balance owe you. This is altogether ihe
wrong way to do business. If you wish
your paper stopped, pay up what is due
and it shall be stopped but we delest the
custom of saying, please stop my paper.
and | will soon send the balance 1 owe
you Soon when2 Ten years hence +? If
we may judge from experience. there is not
more than one in ten of those who say please
stop my. paper and l will soon pay what
owe who ever do pay. We have had so
many OF these promises totally neglected.
that we are sick of them. We do not sion
the paper when we have such an order, ex.
cept at our own discretion Pay up what
is due, i you wish to have the paper STOP
ped, Trumpet Isl
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.NOrthfeid academy of USE
FIJI KnOaUledge.
A sCuOoL ron TEACHERS.

TIME fall term will commence on Monday
IL Sept. 3, and continue eleven weeks. In az
di,ion to the branches usually taught, insiru'
ton will be given in music TO such as diac,
to attend to that branch, two or threea whip,
each week, by one well qualified without !,
the plan recommended by tipped to school:
my of Music. - ms were wh;nood
No.,he.,, PHi lNSlEaSSiar have seen the
lN0l,nnela'o u dull fellow. AsIgrew un,
-'ances whipped me into employment
~ responsibilities. | was married, had
hidren and means But death and mis-
orlune whipped all of, and now fate whips
ne alone round the world. IT'S all to the
rack OF whip You are all scourged by
ne driver Time, He drives you at col,
Up along the road Of life, whether you will
not You may whip the devil around
he stump, but the devil will repay every lash
N fold. Here we go All to the crack Of
whip. Patience patience Better be
'hipped by poverty disgrace, bereavement
ye, by madness in this world, than BY the
ends OF hell in the next Here we gol All
the crack of a whipl" And suiting the ac.l
on to the word, the crazy philosopher went
his way,-Cineinnad Erpress,
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SIL.4S WHEELER.

late of Halifax, in said district represented in
solvent, and also all claims and demands ex-
hb ed in offset thereto and six months from
the Sd day of July, A. ID. 1888, being allowed
by said Court for that purpose we do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend TO
the business Of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house of Widow Salome Wheeler, in
Halifax, on the first and third Thursdays of
September next, from one until o'clock p. M.
on each Of said days. m
JAMES L. STARK, con,,s
SAMUEL FISH,
Halifax, July 30th, 1898. as
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From the N. Y. Jour. Of Comp,ee Auuus, q.

DEATH Of Missiona, ies-lv, the St. James
from London, letters hav been received
mere rom Ceylon 10 near he end of March, is
;o, the death ofME PERRY, Miss ;;
.oHsary OF the American Board, on the 10th .
" march and of Mrs. PnsnY, his widow, a
'u'"eriy HARRiET<VoANkA LATHRor. on b
."e i%'h, both bx1 CtIera A letter dated a
oodooville' (Csfylony March 2lst, says = Il
r.. Mr PerryE was suddenly attacked Rad
departed this 'se at M past q 'pse would Ia
same day, rejoipk Snr Is \, esor The seasonable a
Dear Harriet y d. -, ais command,
sat s. war he was appointed Comm
parting BREATH rs Navy, and presided over i
about Jesus MySeral years. lie was main
,ere affection, but , @oSlkgS regulations whic
Ter strength ACCORDING by thgmy OF the nav
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"AUCTION.

WILL be sold at public auction on MON
w DAY the 9th of August inst. the re-
naming STOCK OF GOODS at the Store
of James Keyes in Putney. Terms of sale.
80 days credit will be given, with approved
security. Per order Of The Assicnees.
PR. CHANDLER, Agent.
Putney, Aug. 9th, 1888. 40
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NO TIC ".

A LII persons indebted to the Assignees Of
IN James Reyes, are hereby notified that all
Accounts Notes. &c. must be settled previous
to the Goth Of September next. Particular
contracts excepted.
Putnev, Aug. 9th, 1885. az
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f7ut ne bad not yet stated all The sharl,
sfelnedito know this scene Of boodshed. n n
! &as 9 lact stated to him on the same goo
: Nteorlsy, that they followed the slave shi
hoF,f,tle part, and the track Of that shi
couta. De traced across the Atlantic by h
blood Of her murdered victims hurled il.
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WANTED.

900 BUSHELS COAL, and few bar
oOO rels Of CIDER, for which the cash
will be paid on delivery.
ALSO, 2 JouRNEYMEN, at the CORRECTION
airy Business.
CHAS. W. HUBBARD.
Brattleboro, Aug. 8, 1888. 40
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20 l'aIf Leaf Rraiders.

YNHE subscriber will sell GOODS at the
n Store as above, until the 9th of August
inst. 10 exchange for good PALM LEAF
BRAID, payable at any time between this
and the first Of March next
PEYTON r. CHANDLER.
Putney, Aug. 6, 1893. 40
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Am erican Truss
JA0UTTEx's PATEEay.
More Testimony liza Favor of
Jaqnith's Truss, from w ash
ingfOnb CifV. I'D. q.

have examined Jaquith's Truss and believe
| it better adapted for the cure of Hernia than
any other instrument of the kind that has yet
come before the public, and recommend them
to all afflicted with that disease, as an article
well calculated to give them relief.
~us rdAAkba aafih Inc M climax 81 b,s mar.
barlty by throwinga large piece of fat A.
galnsl the face ofone ofthe Jew ladies'.
lodged in the house, The whole amiy
then came to the Police Office and stated
their grievances, and Justice Hopson i'm
mediately issued warrant for the rufian
who committed the assault And we hope
sincerely that he may be sent to Black Wells
Island Tor six months to teach him better
manners.
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Neapolitan Indemnity-We learn that the
6f,h instalment of the Neapoitan indemnity
has been paid to the agent OF the uni'eu
States in Paris, and isnowin the course o.
transmission to this country in gold As
soon as it is received, and the nett proceeds
Of Il ascertained, notice will be given by the
Treasury Department to the claimants, Q
the amount and places Of payment Wash
ingtox Globe.
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COMMISSIONERS,

CUINTUISSIONEKtS NOTICE.
" f the subscribers, being appointed by
w Honorable the Probate Court for the
district of Marlboro, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust, all claims and demands
of all persons against the estate of
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.attlebOrO Academy.
/, who are Interested.

" II z subscriber will remove
n from this part of the Unicn on
the goth of October next. What is
. due 10 him. as well as what he
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oiood Of her murdered victims hurle,
The ocean TO facilitate The escape of III
sci rom its purshers.
VI the increase and audacious ,,,:o.
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Brattleboro, Aug. 10, 1898.
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PROPOSALS for publishing Second Edition Of the

PROPOSALS for publishing Second Edition Of the
j. MILITARY LAWS THE UNITED STATES, by
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may be examined.
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10 be found the names Of Andrew Jackson, d. Van Blu
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Post Office for the transaction Of business with the Sc
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He viii always give the highest price
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WINES, &C.

TB. MORGAN & CO are receiving in addition
J 10 their former stock Of old wines, amounting 49,
600 bottles and perhaps the oldest and best collection to
be found in the United States, Otard, Dupuy q Co.'S
Pale Brandy, Of very high flavor and very old; dark
coored Cognac from the same house. with every variety
and brand OF Champagnes, Scotch Ale, London Porter
and Double Brown Stout.
Gu, Madeira Wines, we import direct and viii guar
any them be equal in quality and flavor TO any import
cd IN the United States.
We have on Oldham Pale Sherry on hand, pronounced
ny Judges To be delicate and pure flavor OF the
grape as they have ever seen in this country.
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EUROPEAN AGENCY.

THE undersigned intends leave Pittsburgh on the
i lst day Of March next, and sail from New York
the LIST day Of April nineteenth through every
part Of England, Scotland, and Ireland, as General
Agent for the purpose Of attending such business
he may be DESTROYS Of ransactns He intends to return
TO Pittsburgh about the LIST OF December 1888.
The Agents and Friends Of the subscriber and the pub
lie, respectfully requested TO forward any docu
ments papers relating to any claims business. until
the is first explained and approved after which in
stuctions will be given.
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Germany, Switzerland Italy, &C., &c Every informa-
ton connected with the Agency, may be obtained, by
post paid letters, addressed
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cess Tr-weekly on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa,ur-
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Thursday paper early on Wednesday, and for the Sa-
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FRENCH LESSONS.

NToN ABADIE, pupil OF the Normal school in Paris,
lNI has the honor to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
in this city and vicinity that he continues TO give lessons
families or academies at a moderate price, which will be
reduced 10 those formed in classes according to the num-
Der.
Evening school will be open from till J. and from till
10 o'clock, p. NJ
Apply at Dr. Watkins corner of4 IL street and Penn
sylyania Avenue, Fossets, lately Mrs Letournos.
opposite Ciadsby's Hotel
Abadie's French Grammar and Course Of French Lite
nature for sale in all the book stores in this city.
dec 5--3taw3m