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Qiber aden Bep baHfrr.

I'm bic cbeusenannte 3sit,tns iopiel wis
m5sljh mebr III Uertreten, erlanbt 1fdb Der
Gerausaebsl oerfsltsn bas 9eebrte pnblis
Fun sur uateribrift far pisfslts ersetsnit
Da in Bsrfs gauntp fsins anbsre beatihe
3eituns beitsbt, ,psltbe Die .pabren @runos
fate Der 6essm,naurer 9emofratis rertbeis
cist, 70 trerben bic Sreunpe res GEu. G0.
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fenosrs aafmertiam earauf semaebt, nne
b6ai6 aber crnitIib eriu6t, fir ibrs Sers
trsstlas Sn iorssn.
Seoinsunsen:
Ger "sibsrale Bscbabtsr" srlbsint jssen
9isnlfas auf sinem srcifsn Supsrialbcsen NIT
fb5nsn 2sttern aesrudt. Ser Subieriptlcns
Yreis lit Gin bal er bes Sabrs, ipslbsr
in baltjabrissr 0craasbesabluns srbstsn ipirs.
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wsrbsn Ibalsr SO ents fur eaS Jabr an9es
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tlntsrfbrsibsr anaenemmen, unb et,paise Nuf.
fanbi9unssn msrpsn nur bann angenomnlen,
psnn iis e,nsn Wionat Dor 2tblauf bes 9ubs
feripticns.I Isrnlins 9sftsbsn unc Sleibviti9
ale Guf(fanes abbesablt Dsreen.
8sfanntnad)unsen wereen eanftar an9s.
nemmsn ,ms far ben sswSbn!idGn prsis sins
ssrldt.
llntsrfhrsbsrn in bislsr Stast nirb bic
3situms portcfre sslbift rpeitsrs Ssrisnonns
gen ssfbebsn burb bic pcff ODER Sra9sr, pcn
asstsra fir 95 Gent jdbrlib, auf Srlfsn ssr
betrsfsnbsn llntsrfbreiber.
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FIRE sinesianet wsresn.
9lsabina, ben %, Sanuar.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-05-05
Serfs Gauntp Sntelligen0 Amt.

Nnf brln9snees Grlncbcn picler feincr
Sreunpe murbe llntcr5rirhneter fewcSrn, Gin
allsemeincs Sntslliaen5sAmt, in Ssrbintuns
init fenen anoern Gelbiften, 81 erbtfnen,lpo
perlcntn fir bfentliete Selehrun9, rsenb
5auier, Die 3u pcrlsbncn su perfaufsn. poer
81 rermcrtsafhen fmr, eintraaen !atfta uno
Solebe, Die su reate,b faufen coer aaf Wacrts
satleb 81 lsbnen wiinlbM, grfnnbisuus eia;
jreben fonnen. aueb perpeR ale anoere 5u
einem Snteaisens amt sebtrenee GGbafr
perriebtst auf Ipfrase bel
George 0B. Safeleh
Slorb ste Gtradr, sesenaber Der gpie.
fcpal.Sitts Neaelns.
Slopemter 49,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-05-05
Yrtefe uno S3olllnahten.

Berben, nie oerbiui III beu1ber, fran.
56itither mo snaliftber 9rracbe bonn TN.
teraeiebneten aeb6ris sefcbrefen itno naet
europa, III Crt aap Steas iorsfaltis en-
peoirt.
Aneb BEN einbeimilhsn Der ensliftben
Gpraebe lnfunriaen Gtaotsuno >aneleit,
teh eenen es botbit anaslessn fem (ollts
ihre fesenannten Deebs, ais: &aufe, $et,
nun5en, Yenps, Nebnunsen nno be1one
ocrs ibre seitaments, in ibrsr seut itbsM
Wluttertpraebe, sef6riebeu 3u bateH, cine
Bcrltcbts s97aasresel tppoureb manebsm
wsitlanfscn nno fpeann fpttIplelisen prc.
ieBe tenate por9eeen9t tperoen, bletee er
ielne 0lenle an, ano, ais sdesDertdnbis
SET erfabrner lStctarius,. unp ebemaliaer
seribtlitbe Se ante wirb Ct fleb tbatiait
tefeiBsn een 9Bitniebea fsiner glienten se.
,pifsnhaft 81 entfprsebsn. - O1am melee
lee psrfonlieb oSer IN porto frepen Y:ie.
fen all
prcf'r 6 e. masnsr,
Steabins, penn'a.
sSn ter 0eaenD bon Neaeins ,pobnenoe
perfcnen bflieten am @tetr ccr 5rn, Seint
hne Gtitbter nabsufrassn.
Tsaoina ben 10, g1opfmbsr.
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Aussus snss gsrtiffatS pom Gbrw. Doftrr
o b cod, eebsri9sn preiieeenter pom
Wafbin9tcn @o1e9e, Maine.
M1on friberer perf6nlibsr Bsfanntfbaft
NIT Or. 9. Sapne, eineM regulareii Gtubsns
ten Der riebi;inifhen llHipsrlitat BON psnnipls
vansn, unb einsn erfabrenen 9ladlidsu prafs
tifantsn pOn MebiSinen, ipar ib i'm Gtanbs
bic sablrsiben Attsifats su @unfen fsisr psrs
fbieoenen mebisinifben Yreparatiensn Su Be
ifdti9en, pielmebr ipie cine WsDrbeit Solber
bic nitbt bisfes ,pitItn. Nab sinsin 8sriu6
bsrislbsn in ineiner eieenen Tainils, unb eini-
Ice oappn peritnlib, babe itb MID pon 0Babrs
belt bisfsr 3susniIs ptuis ibsrssust. Sie iine
,pas iis pDrgeben Su fsin--fsne 0uafabsreisn
-fonpsrn finitlieb bereitete Wlebi;insn fir ss
ni9e esr 9efakrlibifsn menlblber &ranfbei:
ten. SD ,psis bas fis bohsefbaet,.. unb psrs
|ibieesntlib BON ben eefbifteltsn 9cftorsn Der
Meti;in verssfbrisbsn weresn, femoHlj in piss
fer Stabt a!s font 100, nnb ib neDnR feiusn
anitano bisitlben al5 einen fbdsbaren 3nias
III unfern mebisniibsn Matsrial, ,ne cine II,
deere irwrbl ais unfhdolb une mislibe Dies
bi;in fir Die Sranfen su smpkblen.'
9tufus Sabeof, jr.
Sum |srfauf Bel George 10. Darely,
@pctDsfsr, Ncro Ste Straiie, &saoins, aSsnt
fur Or. Sapne.
Sanuar 7. bp.
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0r. Sapne'S
6 rpe t Q : g II t.

9isie un1bdsbar NsbSin bslpirft tdslitb si.
ni9s Der b66it punoerbarltsn &ursn wslds je
bsfannt iuarsn. Nas bic lis gsbraubt BADEN
fir Altbma, Scuifsn, Slutfpsin, ifebsnpsn
I9uiten. Stidfus epsr SoipeS, NuSTbrune,
@brpuifbss Ssitenifsbsm peifsrfsit, Stbmsrs
gen uno Iesiisrfsit Sbmsrvn uno Srultbss
flemmun9, fbwersn atbsm, uno jsps anbers
Sranfbsit Der { unse unp 8ruif, fSnnen
unb tbuen bon bsiRn 9tusbarfsit Seusen.-
Srpnb ii s, [sne lln9siunobeit ser qufts
rSbrel 1T cine Sranfbsit Die jdbrlitb Sauienbs
unb aberlnal6 SauIsnpe in Elm porSeit9 @rab
perenft, miro aaeSeit bamit furirt. Die ges
pSDnlitben Spmptone ron bieler &ranfDe,t
[Srcntbitis] fnb Suifen, SbnRrNn Der quns
&C unp oeS (oalfsS, Soeisrfeit, ftbweres 2ttbs
men, alfbma, beftlltss 8isber, 2tuswnrf pen
Sblsinl oser anbsrm Stoff, ,pis aub mandbs
mai 8lutipeifn. 60 1T cine gntsinenna Don
bet fsnsn l3aut, weltbe in,esnpis in ben 9ufts
r6bren roer guft9efdiTen 1T uno burb ale sbci.
ls Der sun9e lduft. Sieftr @rwftprant unters
bradt ipgleitb ben Sculfen, Die StbnerHn,@nts
jIntun9, 8isbsr uno f0wsrs5 2ttbmslI brinat
ein freiss une 9elince5 au5,petftg bsrpcr, unp
6emrft eine Sur in furier Seit.
Die Nifbma ,pire jereSsit oneurb furirt-
3,psi cpsr eoer ersi 9rclle 9oltS furirt ben
StifHuB ppsr t5iues bei &npsrn, in fiinfs
jebn MinuteH biz iu elmer Stunbe Seit. Der
Ssicbbuifen miro eaourcb ic9leib 9slinoert une
ene Sur in furScr .3sit belpirft l.unberte pen
psricnsn pslbe Die NuSSbruns battsn, uno
srn brfn Slerjten ais unbsitbar erf!drt ,paren,
line eacllrb wisesrum ;u ibrcr ppQfemnenen
@siunebsit bsrssitsOt ,prrosn.
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pom Sranplas SoasSs, ia Obip, (fir;lieb bon
Neu ycrt) il9f:--er babe unter elmer itarfen
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cab tein Ntbnlen 10 fbmieri9 sslpsfsn fsi, bas
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Ct absr eurb Den Sebraub pen oisism @rpees
torant pellfcmmeu beraeitellt mures. .'-Nrau
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ma, moran fIs 20 Sabre lana 9sltten batts,
ourb oen @ebrautb BON 2 Slalben BON tisier
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&ranfbeit, elrtb Den @ebra,ttb BON elmer Nlas
itbe, furlrr. Cine jun9s 9ams, sbenfaaS RON
9asm Usltbe ,rie ibre Swuncs 9laubten,Nsm
ll1 lfarf IN 8efaDr Der NusMbrunq mar, pur
Dc enrdb ben @ebrautb bon SLfben, pplts
femnen bsr9eifslt. Or. Soamiten, bon ct.
.Sanss, Giosg Carolina, mar fart nit einem
pulten, ,geiferfeit mb GbnsrHn Der qunae
bsbaftet, unb burdD bsn @e6ramb bon elmer
Slai1s pen bisist WseiSin fane CT ftanbbafts
ainesrun9.
Das fclaenes @srtffat 1T ron einsm rraftis
irsnpsn Arats, unb isbr rsipeetabsla @,eiiflis
den bon Der Wetbeeiifen Gemenee, eatrt
.Wpeeif Saun, Sa. 9u9uif 27 1888.
Or. SaDne.-gsebrter .Serr- Stb babe ibr
srrsetorant ibsral in .nlsner praris anees
panet, felt ban lssten ersi Wcnatsb unb fir
1lle ltsbsl BON Erfa!tunaen Ent,iinSuna
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te er, rpeEn bu einen 5utten crer cine
8triaItuna battle bite bieb Dor tetlen Scls
sen. Strtaltnnaen MAIDEN aspbbnlit6 ul,s
bemsrttare Sertfebrus unD Ithleiehen (teb in
bae msnftliAe Snftsm eir, 100 (ie (teb emo.
lieb aui oer $nase aufieesn unp nit 1uesebs
runs enbiaen.
Gtn Mcrt an Gltern.
wis oft mirp bic Suacns eabin aekraett
100 es am wenislten crpartst rpiro pnret Die
4nssebrnnA nne BON ben eltern naeb ibrtu
0ratern tesleltct, bic astpider OlaaIen Die
Hrfaebe itres por3eitiacn scbss (lno pnreb bic
9rnatlaf1snna Srfdltulsen in ibrsm
entitsben 5u tenmen, 1le nur ais nuteeeuz
ttnee $rieenlebaften betraetsene, Die lbre 1tuf.
mertiamfrit nl6t an3isbsn fis Der 3srltSrer
tsn 2Dert tcacnnen unp fleb ein OFFER ss=
ltetsrt bat. O.cs 1T Feline einaebiltets @Ails
bernaa, eenn 5ablreibs tdalieb (lee ere,aaen.
DC Sale terfilen Die 3tatIatbs .4
0si Gr,pahlensn trinaen Serfdltunaeu
ealelte Nefnllat berprr, atr (lc maiden feis
ne 70 iebneIle Srrtibritte mic IN BET 5uaeue;
lts frllcn ineeiIrn, tsircs an &iucsr unp cts
watbirne frlbjcltla tsatbtet, unp uiebt ais
nnbersutenes $citenfhaftcu aaatiebu ,peypsn
eenn ts + eins triaerltbs Socc obne 3,ptis
tsl cas- ssbsn BON aanlsnbsn ysrfir3t bat.
Us. Sr. Sef,tpr,S -.,. e.
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R are O. In "a m G G

THNiiE subscriber offers for sale the we'll
Il known convenient and pleasantly situated
TAVERN STHND-at Cabot Lower Village,
on the Stage Road from Montpelier to Danville.
All the buildings nearly new and need only to
be seen to be admired. Also, small FARM one
half mile west Of said tavern stand containing so
Of excellent land, with good, well finished
House and Wood Shed attached to The same-and
n stall Barn. Said farm lies on the road leading
from Cabot to Monroe.
ALSO
other Farm containing from 100 TO l6O acres Of
the very best OF land, situated about and one
fourth mile west from said tavern stand SAID farm
has one hundred acres OF improved land with an
eXcei!ont orchard of about thousand Trees
ID good, new, convenient, small dwelling house
and . barn, some out Of repair. Said farm is boun
unlly watered, and is an excellent chance for da.
rying, keeping sheep or rasing grain. This is
chance worthy the attention of any who want to
purchase small farm pleasant and convent
stand, the subscriber is anxious to sell
any all the above premises at moderate price
and on easy terms II. MCLEAN.
CaLot. (Lo'0r VMage) aug. 20, 1910. iGow4.
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THE FIRST TERM


NF this institution will commence as follows ;
" tho female department. Monday the 9TH,
and the male department on Monday the l4th Sept
next. .sH 'e - ..
Mr.. HEMAN LINCOLN, of Boston
is engaged Principal and II - only necessary 10
say of him, that this selection made nj the sug
gestion of ..I. .l.....t ... ., .-l
DR.. WAYLAND of Broa0n's UniVeysity,
Providence, r. !.
Miss. Appleton Of the Neaohamptiom Institution,
is engaged 10 conduct the female department. She
comes highly recommended by the principal of
that large aud highly respectable institution.
The building is new md large, and convenient,
and will be furnished previous TO the time specf-
ed in good style.
Tuition will be The same as is usual at institu.
tons Of a similar character. Board reasonable.
This institution is under the and superinten
dance Of the Danville Baptist Association. Their
patronage, with determination on the part of tho
citizens of Derby to afford every facility within
their power for its encouragement, renders it pref
~ certain that the institution will only be large
but pleasant and profitable to those who attend
pupils. LEVI T. PARKS, Sec.
.4ugnst %, la4O 16Ow3
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Since the Sd of March hst upwards of $4,000
German immigrants have arrived Mt New York,
almost all Of whom without delay removed to tho
West, TO settle down The lands purchased by
and for them, in the new States and Territories Of
our county.
The Americans may be emphotically called n
travelling people. The New York American SAYS
that the number of passengers conveyed on the N,
York and Harlem Ralroud in the month Of August
last, was one hundred and thirty eight thousand
and thirty two; at the rate of one million six hun
dred and fifty sig thousand per nnnum.
Samuel Wallace, of Sanbornton, N. III. yonug
man, was drowned in the Wnnepi solgee river on
the Odd ult.
ID Still They Come. Gen Hiram e. Ruune Is,
late Governor Of Mississippi, and the main pillar of
Democracy in that Sta te, has renowned Van Bu-
rem Locofocoism and declared himself in favor OF
Gen. Harrison. He has declared it to he his mten
ton TO canvass the State previous to the election;
and there can be no doubt Of the important iaGu
cnce which he will exert in the contest
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DBATRGa

In this town, Mis- Aver, wife of Hiram Aver.
In this town. a child OF VIM. p. Stoughion.
In Albany, VT on the 3Oih ult. Mr. Salml Davis
Cd, nged 33 years, formerly of DanviIla.
In Danville, 2Sh ult. Hannah Sophia daughter
of Robert and Judith j, Kelsey, aged 10 months
and days.
In Canaan, Ohio, on the end inst. Harriet, wife
of Mr. Collins w. Poarsons, and adopted dnug htcr
Of Mr. Josiah Bradley ofDanvilIo.
In DanviIlc on the twenty first u|t Mr. Abner
Miner aged &c.
In Pcacham on the II uIt Sophia, daughter of
Simeon and Clarissa Brown, aged years and 7
months.
ESQ, Postmaster of that lows and Register Of Pro-
hate for Sullivan County His death occa-
stoned by kick from horse, which fractured his
skull
wife of Capt Oliver Barley, II. ....s. -
In Lancaster, n II. suddenly, s. a. Pearson,
Esq.
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BRIGHTON MARKET--sept. 81
Reported for the Yankee Earn

Reported for the Yankee Farmer
At market, 500 Beef Cattle, 90 pairs of Working
Oxen. $50 Stores, 90 Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep;
1850 Sw inc.
PRIcEs-Beef Cuttle-'fhe prices obtained last
week for a lko quality were not muntarned We
quote frs, quality so a 3 rs; second quality $5 a
IS; third quality 3 rs 4 IS.
Siores-Two years old $I4 and lS, three years
old 500 "a,
Sheep-Du Lots sold for less than they cost in
the country One lot at rs one at 90, J l2, 20,
] 33, 62, rs, 49,
Swine--Los to peddle ut 3 l2 for Sows and
l2 Cor Barrows. Also lots AT 4, more than half
Barrows. At retail from 10 5 | q
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Making 3 I-2 per cent. assessment

Making , I-2 per cent. assessments
for the yea,; said per cantage TO be east on the
original amount Of the premium note, without reier
cnce to endorsements, and 10 be paid 10 the
Treasurer at his office in MONTPELIER, on or before
the 10Th day of October, lSA0 heing The day of the
annual meeting ot said company. An opportunity
will be presented to- forward assessments by the
members of the Legislature, aud those who neglect
forward their IN referred to the
9Th section ofIho Act, attached To each policy, for
the consequences HAIRY VAll. treas.
.M0ntpfiltr, Aug. II, lS4O, l6Ow3.,
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ggYH EasEg SALE!

SITUATED one mile from Lyndon Centre, on
~ the road from Lyndon To Stansead, contain.
ing about one hundred acres of c1ceHcnt tand in "a
good stn,e Of culvation-30 acres Of good meadosc,
and about so nc res pastnrng and tlnge, 'ocu fen
der ground StaJic;-a good ,oeu proportioncd
HOUSE, SHED and Vt,OD-IOUSE, in GOO d re
PAIR. School house within about 100 rods-Grs
aud Saw-ui within half mile OF SAID premises
FERNS Of payment made easy To The purchaser
should like part of said dover, the rest some 9th.
day. 14' PIP ,r.t,
For further particulars enquire OF Col. John
Chase oi Wheolock !Ioliow. - ~ SA- 1877. "
.4ugasl 10, 1870 '-1.' -f'"'t ''" '''"' NY ..'7s
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T'RHEl ANON OF TEV r. DAY.
NO CURE NO PAY.
TUE GENUINE OLD DUTCH.

OR GEN. EG II FLSf'o'
VTIGHLY recommended by Doct. Valentine
a a Mott VI. ID. Of N. Y. and others. There are
the orders! ANY one that does not find relief from
these pills the price is refunded back, this is the
positiue orders OF the Proprietor agents AID 9TH
ers. -.s
In offering these pills 20 The public, appeal to
their inie gence fthcse pills are not what they
are recommended, yoG nrc in duty bound, ont Of
respect yoursel fand community reject them,
and publish them to the world an imposition,
humbug and quackory. The public may be assured
they nre purely vegetable, they composed o
nine ingred tents, part of the medicine only
found in Asia and in the vallies Of Germany. for
convenience these extracts are made into pills and
will he found Toli'i for all bilious
complaints yellow and billions loverS, fever and
ague, auudicc, scarlet rash. bilious clolic dispep
sia, &c. &c.
1t is moi intended that this medicine is n cure
for all diseases to which the human system LA
BILE. Ten Thousand useless efforts have been made
TO draw from the region of unknown fancy, some
long spun theory olmsgic art, which should cure
every disease. Good medicine is not To found in
the fire or whirwind.
Health and happiness hang upon chance winds
time is the herald of truth.
AGENTS.
Baker Judevine ~ ilolton, Lamaiiric; 4 and
NJ. r. Cheever, Hardwick; Aiken and Vincent,
Walden; Warner aud Co., Cabot; isaac Cutting,
St. Johnsbury; s. Humphrey, St. Juhnsbury; l.
Il. Brown, Lyndon Corner; Morril and Rankin,
St. Johnshury East II. r.. Fairbanks, Waterford;
John NJ Parks Barnet; X. NJ. ~ Skinner, Barnet;
bradbury aud Wallace, Barnet; Isaac Watts,
Peacham; Chandler and Brown, Peacham; l. and
A. G.. Denison, Sutton; Charles Newell, Burke;
j. N. iioyt " Co., Lyndon. l62--Gm.
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Hook at this Notice.

ind Govern Yourselves .2ccordingly.
1T is almost one year and half since | closed
Ebusiness IN Passum psc Village. Barnet VT. I
tn ko the privilege 10 say TO those Persons indebted
to by Note or Book account, TINT they re-
queSicd ~ pay he same by the 18th inst. save
cost, (as Ve,hat falling isnot attended tn) Par.
Ii liar contracts except ed JOHN RACON.
ST. Johnsbury Centre, Sept 9, 1S4h IG2-w2
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select &csaoos---aa Waterford

INTO V;CE. is hereby given, that SELEcT School
IN will be opened Lo,oer Waterford, com
mcclng the first Wednesday, il Sept. next under
tho instruction OF MR. ALFRED STEVENS, a
Graduate of Dartmouth College, who is person
of high literary at.alnments and highly recommen-
tled as a teacher Attention viii he given To all
branches OF education which usually taught in
such schools. Tuition for common studes, three
dollars per quarter. Board may he had in good
families at usual prices
Giren in behalf Of the friends of the school.
II. r. FAIRBANKS.
Lo,oer Waterford, Aug. 3, 1910. lost
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MMssMHA Gsg ga

In the Methodist Chapel in Dsnviile, Aug. rs
M Ezra Perry, Of Perry ViIlnge, N. Y, to Mrs
Cynthia s. Cook ofD.
In Cabot Aug. 25 by Rev l. II. Stone, MIR
Sainnel Hall 10 Miss Mary g. Coburn.
Al Liueion, N. II. by Rev Drury Fairbanks,
Col Harry Baxter, of Barton VT. Ito Mas Adeno
Thompson.
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NN.arRaa for Sale.

C,ITUATED one mile from Lyndon Corner
- tanning abont one hundred aud six acres of
good land ns can be found in the state and as feo
from fiost--with sugar orchard Of 400 trces-ba
hest apple and plnnb orchard i'm the county.
There were kept on the farm the past year 36horn
ed cattle, % sheep, aud vo nurses and colts. The
farm undera high state of cuitivaton and well
fenced. On ii are two barns, ono SO by 60, the
other 80 by ~ feel, with two good sheds adjoining.
Also, three yards with Running water in eacii--a
first rate hog pen with cellar, boil house and
strcam of running water. Also good earrings
house, 90 by 30 ioo--a one story house, painted
inside and out, with six rooms and two chambers,
all well papered-- good celiars, two wood
sheds, a first rate milk ROOM lirgs sisiorn with
pump in the kitchen and an excellent well of wa
Ter close to- the house with pntup; aud many
other convenieuces can he found on any other
farm in this vic Unity. The above farm IS tree rom
all ncumbrance-ibo purchaser must pay 'sw
hundred dollars dow n and the balance when he -
a mind to. For fiirih particulars ngnIreo
.SILAS HOUGHTON, ESQ
/ Jypdon Garner IL .f lo5-ifG
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djraa$sbWry Academy & Teach
crs Seminary.

THE F.aLL TERN
WILL. commence on the frs, Wednesday Of
wv September. Besides fitting Young men
for College, tho Seminary ia Designed TO furnish
the means for thorough education, preparatory TO
teaching School. The of study in the Teach
ers' department Is tho same ms at Andover, Mass
Teachers Seminary. The Ladies department will
be under The particular care "f SSH
MISS f. TENNEY,
IL young lady of excellent, qualifications. A full
course Of Lectures the Art of Teaching, and
lectures on several other subjects will be given du-
ring the term S. Il. HALL, Prin.
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u O { i q e..

YHNHE Passumpsc Medical Society hereby no
B. tilted 10 meet at J. Hu,chinsons on St Joinsbn
ry Plain, on Wednesday tho 9th lust, at l2 o.
clock. NJ.
lG2-lw. G. w. NELSON, Secretary.
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FIRE. FIREll FIREt!!

YENIlE members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
Il smrance Company are hereby notified that
that The following assessments have been made by
the Directors all notes in force on the following
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Resolu ton unanimously adopted by the Mon,pe-
Ier rippecanoe Club.
Resolved, That thanks are due 10 the Hon
G. p Van Ness aud Paul Dillingham;, Jr for the
able and efficient, manner they have advocated
the cause Of iocotocoisn and that they will favor
the true Democracy of Vermont by continuing
their labors Till the second Tuesday Of Novem-
Der next Watchnlan.
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BushsWheai.

Total al GlS % 1872
FINE Toast FROM A LADr.-Ata barbecue, near
Cons Ferry in Campbell Virginia, the following
splendid toas, was sent by lady in Halifax,
whom warran, to be wor,hyto have been the
mother of Brasidas:
BY a lady of HALIFAX. The young men Of Camp
bell; In the of Harrison, ''bring back your
shield or be brought upon it,
Decisipe Testimony. Charles Frailey,a Van Blu.
rem Senator in nnsylvania, la,ely asserted in
speech that Gen. Harrison not at the battle of
the Thames, but far away. An old meghbor of
his we'll remembers, that when the news of the
victory was received during the war, a procession
was formed in honor of Gen Harrson and he sac
Senator Fraileys fa,her lead Charles by the hand
in the procession
We learn from the New York Journal of COM
merce that it was ascertaned while taking the
census orthe 18th ward in New York, that there
are 90I white persons in that ward over 20 years Of
age who can neither read nor write.
! We,nc,r Looking up A Liverpool paper says
that the banner of female society in Bolton,
bears an inscription, of which the following is u
copy "To the Queen Victoria of England-mny
| she always rulo and the same to all other 'eomen!
| 4. correspondent OF the Journal of Commerce,
saws, IN reference to the crops of Ohio, that the
only "lack" there possible will he alack OF mouths
to eat mills to work up, and boats to carry awny
the bountitul productions OF naturc.
Rochester, N Y. is said by the Advocates of that
CITY, on the information of the physicians, TO De
unusually sickly. Cholera morbus and fever arc
the chief complaints. Four funerals 'ook place on
Saturda, last |hl <'t @-' 1'''
y s
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10000.
Watch man D. JOurNf

uJ"Our returns from Rutland, Addison, 81 Frank
lin counties so incomplete that $50 defer pub
fishing The returns TIL next week when hope TO
DO able 10 give every county complete, in the State
for Governor