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- The subscrlbsr having q.
ly{E eeivrd from Joseph Mssos. :
Bristol Neck, and bsisg aatho-
rized to sell the reversionary intsss<s q
said Joseph Muson's chsldrea IN ssh
Farm, oow offers the ssns for ssls. Said
Farm is located pleasantly On The back
road, on said Bristol neck, con,siosae ..
bout forty acres Of good pasture ssd iill-
age land, with q convenient dweIIinG
house and all necessary other buildings
thereon, having . good orchard end atoue
Two acres Of garden land IA . high slqlo
Of cultivation. To persons vishioG 70
purchase the opportunity 10 ssss ess /;
as said Farm will be cold on very lavosa-
BILE terms, BY
ALFRED BOswORTH.
Warren, June I9, I84i. n
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have made a male contract" said the fsma
who was engaged TO be married.
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AT LONG ROOM! |!

HUST opened-Hernani Hdkis, Swiss Mus!
" Iins, wrought Swiss Muslin and Cambric
Edsings. Taylor's best SpooIt otton. Needles,
Ribbons. Bonnet Papers, BurInps, Duck, Linen
Drilling, stripe Shirlings. Red Flannels. Gimp
Eds ngs, Bed Lace, Csssmeic ics, &c. SO.
July "a WHEAToNs & EDDY.
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The AFTERNOON Mail stage

Willmrrivs IN Providence ~ season
S tor Pssssnssrsto take the . o'clock
- Train Of Cars for Doston.o the Steam
Boa, Tssin for New York. vie stosnins'oa.
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UOCTOR FLErCHER'S
lMP .GGVlD ..iEluSSa

OoI received al the sign Of GHLE.VS
|0 HEAD, fresh suppl, Of fDoct FIe,ch-
ei's sPatent Truss. This 10 o new Article,
and. from the advantages combined IN its con-
siIuction, is getting INTO extensive use. The
following are only lew Of tho many favorable
opinions expressed by experienced Surgeons
July az Z. X. REYNOLDS.
From j. G. Warvea, NJ, d., N. N. s. s., ,one
1the Surgeons to The JNassaehusetis Gen.
erat H. spitoi.
Al the request Of DR. Fletcher, I have exam
ined his Truss, and have been much grutrfed
with its me cha nism, and think il worthy Of On
extensive trial, which believe will resclt in
its introduction as an important aid Tor the re-
lief oil Hernia. JOHN C WARREN.
Boston, Feb 8, 1889.
From Geo. Hay,Dard, M d., M M. s. s.
one fine Surgeons 10 the JMassachusetts
General Hospital.
The Undersigned having made frequent tri.
uls Of the Truss invented by DR. Fletcher, has
no hesitation in say ing that he regards il az
superior to most Instruments OF the kind now ia
use, with which he is acquainted. Its atvsn
tages consist in the size and form OF the pad
the ease with which il 10 moved, and the rea-
dness with which the pressure Is increased OF
diminished.
~ sss "V'eo'o's !" "'S oP'niony az WeH caicu'
lated as any other 10 produce rtdical cure oil
Hernia. GEORGE HAYWARD.
| Boston, Jan Z, IS4I.
r. ON J. Jefries, M. d., M M. s s., one oj
The Consulting Surgeons ofthe Massachu.
| seits General Hospital,
| Having examined DIR Fletcher's COMPOUND
Sliding Truss, consider il as based upon tru,
principles for the retention Of the paris proiru
ding in Hernia, aud the mechanical appica
ton as OK :eedingly well adapted TO accom-
plsh the end proposed.
| JOHN JEFFkIES,
! Boston, Feb 8, 1889,
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Interest ON the Stale Loan. We al

Interest on the Stale Loan. We arc
glad 10 learn that Gov. Porter, who Is
now in the city, has been successful IN
making such arrangements with the
Banks here, as will enable him to meet
the half yearly interest on the State debt
which becomes due TN the first Of August,
with perfect promp,ncss. We trust that
,ha legislature will take up this subject
with sarmestness next winter, with the
de,srminu,io that the interest on all the
losns Of Psnns, lvania shall be hereafter
met with unshr,nk'ng iide!My. the cred
il Of this vast State, as we'll as the pecu'
MARY intores's Of TIE people, demand that
this important business should no longer
be Il fled with by the legislature
.... Phil. North Amer.
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LONG ROOM.
The Amer,can Housewife,
CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
SpCHEAP FOR CASH.-6a
Gentlemen about ordering fhei Cioihing,
uTU do sceH to call at
M. L, SAILS BURY'S
Cloth and Gentiemen's Furnishing Store,
SOUTH WATER srREEr-
NWHERE will be found large assor ment
wv Vf the most Fashiens BILE Goods, for
Gentlemen's wear, which will be sold cheap
for Cash by .he yard, or made into Garments
aud warranted to fl in q sty le Of neatness aud
ease unsurpassed by any other Store; and the
taste OF the purchaser will be consulted in ev-
cry instance.
p. 5. Particular attention paid to Cutting
Garments at this Establishment. June
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Christian Keepsake, for ls40.
IN DlTED by Rev John A. Clark; beauti-
&1 fully bound in Turkey morocco, and
emoellshod with nine highly finished eagra-
wings, executed by the frs, ar,'s's-price 81
for sale by JAMES GARDNER.
July "a
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FIOra's Interpreter,
mr. the American Boob oil Flowers and Sen.
W timents. by Mrs Sarah J. Hale; Sor sale
by JAMES GARDNER. July ~
an HE Life Of William Cowper ,Csq. by Rob.
for sale by JAMES GARDNER.
July "a
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
\ first rate second hand COUNTER and
a DEsK; the top Of the Counter 10 cher.
ry, and the whole is in complete order
II will be cold bargain,
July Aft Z. X. REYNOLDS.
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Melancholy Suicide. Il is needless
10 say how much pa,ned we arc To bs @.
bliged to. record the death, by suicide, Of
ono OF our est teemcd fellow citizens, aud
highly respectable merchants, Mr.. Fran.
els T. Jarvis. He was lound suspended
and dead in his cellar, near 3 O'Clock in
the afternoon, having been missing sIrce
dinner. He has hac spells Of insan'i, tor
the last year or two, perhaps several
years, and unqusslionably died in one OF
them. He was devo,edly religious
man. We deeply symps'hize with oil
his friends. aIr. J. was nbou, 80 yrars
oi age. .-New Hapsn [ CT Palladium
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Prygrsss Of Business. We congratu'
late she country upon the rapid progress
Of public business IN the House ot Repre-
sent ,s,ives. Already it has passed. LIST,
an appropriation bill, I'd, bill Tor the
relief of Mira. Harrison; 81, a bill Tor tho
relief OF the iunatics oi this District; 4,h,
the Land Distribution Bill; 5h, the Ma
w Pension Bill; 9Th, the Naval Ordnance
Bill; 7,h, the l. an Bill; 9th, the Fo'u-
fcalion Bill. and yesterday, 9Th, the
Home Squadron BilI.-Madisonion.
The hour. glass resolution should by
no means bs omitted.
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V E r MONT TEGLER.APH

ihey have, in six week, been in session
a a 6O hours. Expense, 100000.
lhey have but six weeks more to eonlin-
ue IN session, and will no doubt leave a
vas. amount of business unfinished. This
70 Inc way things go here.
There are fifteen or twenty boys acting
as runners to Congress, at compensation
OF Sl,5O per day Tor each. VIVA, do you
say TO that for boys wages? Well, as II
ms We're not enough, $3.50 extra were al
lowed last session to son ofthe notorious
Df. Duncan, member from Ohio. But
my handls weary with chronicIing abuses.
And yet have scarcely begun.
Co.ored people here have 10 take off
their hats when they go up to the bar in
oar-room; and | have seen one coored
man leave his hat out of doors, on going
into so petty place of business, as com.
mon land agency ofi,e. How wonderful,
that people, depressed in this way, do not
exhibit quite so great intellectual powers
as those who depress them.
The Amistad case was to have come
on for trial last Saturday. but it was post
ponec few days for want of a full bench
OF Judges. Friend Lpavitt, of the Eman.
clpator, is here 20 attend the trial
LIBERTAs.
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or ieachef, arc or will soon be made con
'ofmab'e IN orthogfaphy TO this large
dictionary.
have now finished what | am able. 10
do Tor correcting and improving our Ian
gnase, and lay ing the foundation Of us
national character-a language destined
o De used by half the inhabitants oil the
globe. Whatever remains 10 be done.
'eiow CITIZENS, depends on you and your
children ..... =. -.
Il publishers of newspapers vii; aid ia
wing circulation TO this notice, thew will
very much oblige ,ne aud probably some
OF their readers n. WERsTER
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WOOD TYPE.

'HE subscriber having commenced the
manufacture of wood type, at White.
laii'dN. 7. respectfully informs the nrint-
efS OF the United States and Canada that
ne IS prepared to cut wood type of every
size and style from line Plea up.
Printers wishing fonts ofauv particular
letter, can have them made to order with
out any additional charge, by sending
pattern letter.
The subscriber has made arranremer;.
to manufacture type so low that it puts il
IN the power of every Printer to furnish
ms office complete with wood type, at
nall the usual prices charged by other
manu- Sactures. .z =
Country newspa pers inserting the above
SIX tunes aud sending a paper to the spb-
sctt9er' shall receive 50, in TYNE nrovid.
Ing they buy to the ass,,,yun1 or Sc N-
JOHN CT. GAY,
II Wood engraVings executed neatly
and expedniously at the. above establish
ment 1904
Whitehall. Oct. 80, 1910.
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Franklin Academv.

II HE location of this Institution is IN
L. the bank OF the DeerfeId Riyep in
me 60 OF franklin Ms, and VILLAGE IF
0nf'ourne Fails. The situation is retired
ana Hoted Tor its romantic beautv-the Vii.
Lage is small and of decided religious in.
huence. The pecuniarv advantages are
not surpassed by any literary Institution
IN New England. The whole expense
aces not necessarily exceed 81 per week.
some by pursuing more rigid economy
nave reduced the expense 10 about 81. per
week Po'
The institution is furnished with a VAL
liable and extensive Philosophical and
Chemical apparatus, and from its charac.
ter and location has been more extensive
~ patronlzed than any other school j,
western Mssac husets, has been atno.t;,no
IN more Furnishing condition than AZ
present. Although established and nm.
Der the direction Of the Baptist denomino.
ton, yet no influence is exert,d ,o, !,
harmony with all who are in favor If
evangelical religion. The course of in.
StFuction embraces the preparatory collie.
gale studies together with French. draw.
Ing aud painting. and all the hirber
mathematical and English branches nsn.
any taught IN institutions of this charsc.
ter' Inc spring term will commence
'ne nrst "Wednesday of March next and
continue | weeks, under the charge of
DAVID Alden principal. E. Dodge JP, as.
Sqciate principal, graduates Of Brown
01Itn'vversIty' Providence:l and Miss M
w, B'gelow principal of the female de.
Partment. From The established reput5.
ton of the teachers of this Institution ma.
rents and guardians may feel the fuIIes,
confidence that while the best facilities are
afforded Tor the improvement of The mind
the moral culture of the heart will NOT be
neglected. A. Wilcox, Seeretoru :
Shelburne Falls, Jan. %. 1871
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In biting, 9TH inst, George l.. son of George
and Laura Parker. aged mouths.
II he father Is absent, al sea. His eyes were moi
permitted to hehord, nor his arms to embrace This
precious promising, only sOn. Fhe anguish of the
mothers heart must be exceedingly intense NAV
the Lord sanctlfy the bereavement to the parents
lCom.]
LINES TO THE AFFLICTED MOTHER.
There is no love like that which burns within a
mothers breast,
No care like that which luIIs at eve her weary babe
to rest
No JOY like that, when first she feels her first born,
gentle BREATH ".
No grief, as when all beautiful, she gives it unto
death.
Twas thy sad lot deserted one, to watch the fading
eye
10 bind the cold, discolored lips, when death had
hushed the sigh,
10 calm the lonely, breaking heart, by sudden an.
guish riVen,
10 la! the little sufferer low-yth none TO sootbe
but heaven.
me grave will mar that spotless form, so lovely and
so fair,
ere the father kiss its dmpled cheek or stroke its
sken hair;
Alas! bitter hour for him, that wanderer on the
wave,
When he returneth to his home, and seeks that lit
tie grave.
And oft amid the joyous throng where song and
mrth high,
Whsuc1mes the lonely evening hour, he'll breathe
mounfnl sigh, ..a
While fears gust and fall unseen, to think of
that sad honr
When the untimely frost Ofdeath withered the love.
ly flower.
Feb. 9, 1911.
In Willis'"n on the 17t, ult, Ly dia, wife of Hiram
Murray. aged2. 1
!, In Charlotte on the 22d uI after short Illness
Harriet NJ wife of c. b. Cook, aged az.
:
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PRIc Es.-Beef Catae-Sates were moi
very quick, and the prices obtained last
week Tor some qualities were not sustain
ed last week for some qualities were not
sustained. We quote few extra, Sc so
First quality St o. a 625. Second quail
lily, So 20 5 IS. Third quality, 81 25
a s. 90. -a
Sheep. Lots were sold at So 90 and
~ 80. Wethers, So 90, "a rs, 81 so
and So 90. .a~s.
Steiae.-None at Market.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES

1 In few weeks will be published a new
edition ofthe american Dictiouary of the
English Language, in large Octave, eIe-
gantly printed, with an addition to the
vocabulary of The Qnarto, OF eight or ten
thousand words the whole number being
at least eighty thousand. This number
exceeds that in Todd's Johnson, by more
Than taoeaty thousand: that in Richard
sons Qlarlo, by thirty. four housand !;
that III Walkers and Janeson's Octave,
and others IF that size. by thirty fire thou
sand. This edition contains also other
valuable Improvements upon The Quarto,
which is acknowledge in England. as
well as 10 this country, to be the best Eng
lish Dictionary extant.
| shall offer to my fellow citizens, this
work. not perfect indeed, for no man can
make perfect dictionary of our copious
language; but as one that approxnates
to complete work of the kind. In this
work are corrected errors which disieure
The best writings in the language, the
common version of the scriptures. The lam
guage OF some of our laws, and that of
our periodicals and newspapers-errors
which are daily read or taught in our
schools.
| shall present this work to you in full
confidence that in the development of the
primary principles of language and of the
manner in which languages have been
formed; il is the only work YET published,
which furnishes theory which is SUBJ
siantially correct. -
The abridgments of this work and all
my other publications. my History of the
Unated States. my Grammar, my Manu-
al Of Useful Studies my Elementary
~F..-o ~r~ss.r SuppI6menL ~ -.
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N NOTICES..
EDUCATION CONVENTION.

The adjourned reeting ofthe friends O
Education, will b<sheld on Tuesday. FEB
9Th, IN the Congreg ationaI Church, Bran
don: Highly interesting and in, ,ortan,
bu mess, connected with the advancement
OF Common School Education, will be
presented by the committee, for the con
slderaton and action Of the convention
1t is confidently hoped that the interes,
which has been awakened in this great
subject, will ensure large attendance.
f.. E. JUNE, Secretaru.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
From the Correspondence American Citizen.
Washington, Jan. l8. I84l

The argument in the case of the Amis.
tad is delayed for Judge Story's arrival.
learn from Mr. Adams, that Judge Sto-
ry IS now expected on Wednesday, and
that the argument may be made on Thurs.
day, The Southern people are determin-
ed to procure the delivery of these poor
fellows TO the Spanish ifpossib'e. Their
friends entertain the most fearful a9pre-
tensions that such may be the decision of
The Court, though until the very last,
lhey are disposed to hope that the Judi
elal Ermine may be still unsuIlied BY anv
yielding TO the clamorous demands of the
horrible fanaticism OF the South.
....= ...> Yours truly, G.
" SHOCKING AcciDENr.-The Clare
mont, N. Fl. Eagle states that most
shocking and fatal accident occurred in
the town of Alstead, in that State. on
Thursday evening of last week. The
rain, 1t will be recollected was very
heavy, and the streams were much sWol
len. A young lady, about IL wears of
age, daughter of Mr.. William Murphy,
OF Alstead, was riding 10 a ball, in COM
pany NTH young man named Anderson,
IN one horse carriage, and on coming 10
place where the stream runs very near
the road, the vehicle was accidentally pre-
clplated into the water and swept violent.
ly down the stream! Mr.. Anderson,
with much difficulty, succeeded in saving
himself, aud after alarming the village, the
horse and carriage were also rescued from
the water, and saved. The Young ladv
once came very near Mr.. A. while he was
IN the water, and he caught hold of her
cloak, but ii unfortunately gave wav. She
was found the next day, near two miles
from the place where the accident occur.
red. mangled corpse. The body. it
seems, passed over three dams in its pas.
sage Boston Mail. !
Mr.. Birnev has requested the Enanci-
pator TO withdraw his name as candidate
for the Presidency, that the National Con
ventlon, which is to inset in New York.
IN May next, may be perfectly untrammel-
ed in its choice of a candidate.
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Meeting Of the Genera, Convent;o,

he B'ptiS: General Convention for
Foreign Missions wall hold their tenth
tfltnnia meeting in the meeting house of
ne l>t Baptist Church in Baltimore. Ma
fy'and, Oh the last Wednesday (28th) IN
April next, at 10 o'clocn, A. M. The
ReV. Richard Fuller. of Beaufort, S. c..
IS appointed to preach the sermon; the
Rev S. w. Lynd, of Cincinnati, Ohio, to
be his alternate.
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st Missionary Rooms, }
January Is, 1871 {

~ According TO the lSt article of the
By,Gtms OF the Convention. as amended
at ne trlennlal meeting of 1888, such in
dlviduals and religious bodies as acre
then represented, are entitled to seats in
the mex Convention. by the contribution
OF 5lOo annually. or the payment Of $500
al one or more payments, to its funds for
each seat representation but individ-
uais or religious bodies, of the Baptist de-
nomination, not heretofore members of
the Convention. will become entitled to a
seat or representation al the next meeting
on the payment each of 500.
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, I'D 'hls town, on the 2lst inst by Rev. Josiah
,tiiy; Mr. DANiEL MARSH OF Rochester, n Y 10
MIS- ELIZA NJ. Mason of the former place
AEenthpahinS The above, was a bouhtiIuI slice of
cake, for which tender our best wishes for tl,sir
present happiness and future welfare
In this village, Oh the morning of the I'd inst by
Rev. Z. 4. Thomas, Mr.. MARK BowES of Roval-
to'' TO Hiss SARAH L. HARRIS of the former place.
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The REPLY TO THE EDITOR" from
brother Wait, alluded to by brother Brown
last week, shall appear a, convenient
season. Its great length renders it in
convenient to fad Place for it at present.
o. s. M
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The CULTIvAToR.-The first number
oil the Oh, volume of this useful and we'll
conducted Journal, has been received
We recommend it to all farmers, as Civ
ing large amount of valuable instruc-
ton on agriculture and farming in gen
erdl. L is published monthly at Albany,
N. r., at 81, per annum, in advance, or
6 copies for S5.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-03

E1pla"otaon Of Treasurer of A. S. So.
caety.-By agree msm brother Seelv was
70 cali at my house~nd make his regular
report, and settle with the Treasurer, AS
soon as he does it, the Treasurer's R,.nort
Will appear; but all our expenses can not
be made out before that time, and he has
written me, that his health is too poor TO
DO It as antIcl pated. Our friends must
wait patiently till it comes
B. F. HASKELL.
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The trial of The unfortunate Africans Of
b AmisIad, was expected TO come on, the
20 of last month. The decision Of
Court will send JOY and gladness, o.
'ei and indignation. through the whole
'h, and wherever heart kindles fol
manly struggling against combined and
penetrated despoiism. Should they be
yered up 10 the Spanish Minister, there
/ DC livle hope that they will escape i'm
0'a'e execution. We shall soon see
Pe'her The spirit Of slavery will compel
highes, tribunal Of the nation 10 give
'oe orave-hearied Cinquez, and his COM
Mons 10 die by Spanish hands, for daring
strike for liberty.
The Morning Courier and New.
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FLOUR FOR SALE

VIE subscriber has a quantity of sunarf;na
L FLOUR for sale. WIN PoWEpp eTnne
Brandon, Jan, 5, 1871 Re .;
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n. Y. City. says, .Between Jour and ~

n. ( City, says, Between four and five
O'Clock Yesterday morning. tremendous
defamation was heard in this city, which
lasted more than minute, Some saw il
was an earthquake, others, clap Of thun-
Der, others. the explosion Of some powder
works. Which is correct we know not,
but certain II is, the detonation mentioned
took place"
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Vermont Literary and Scientific
Institution,

THE Second Quarter of this Ins,;tu,ion
viii commence on the 22d of February,
under the joint superintendent of Mess
0. ROCKWELL & c. C. BISBEE.
Ihe Trustees take pleasure in announcing
mat the services of Miss ELENoRA SBAw
OF lbany, N. Y, have been secured as
PrInelpal OF the Female Department, and
mat from the reputed scholarship of this
ladV, they entertain confident hopes that The
department will be ably conducted.
They would also announce that improve
ments have been made in the building: and
tha' a room has been devoted to Music and
furnished with Piano for the use OF punijs
so that hereafter systematic instruction viii
be given IN this useful and Ornamental
branch. "'"A
Terms of Tuition ner Ouor,o,
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Death OF JUDGE HAIeHT.-

tee from The public journals. that the
Hon. Stephen Haight, sergeant-at-Arms
OF the U. S. Senate, died at Washington
on The 18th inst. He has been pronli.
nent man IN this State. and gained tie
esteem and respect of a large circle Of
friends The Senate have appropriated
nee hundred dollars to Iefray The expenses
OF bringing his body TO his native State
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-03

BRIGHTON MARKET Mon. Jan. 25, 1871.
At Market 3s5 Beef Cattle, 80 Stores
1.>1 Qcn 81 SAssi
..4- 80 .neep IS Beef Cattle nnso.a.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-03

CoRREcTIoS.-In the notice of the
amount contributed at the late anniyersa.
ry in this place, instead of SlI,O5, il
should have been S4l,o5.
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WEEKLY RGcElP rs.

=. Kingsley, Jr. Brandon, So 90
=. Johnson, %
J. Carpenter, Jr. Guilford, Centre, mn
r. r. iy n', 9 90
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