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A SELECT SCHOOL

NOR the higher branches Of English education
II will commence at Guilford Centre the first
"Wednesday of September next, under the nstruc-
ton of Mr. II, f. SMITH, an experienced teacher.
W Terms as usual. 70
Guilford, August 6, lSi4 "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09

The political AbolitIonists of this County to
have Mass Meeting at Dover, on the 10th inst.
Hon. Titus Hutchinson, o. l.. Shalter, Esq, J.
Poland, Esq, and other speakers, expected to
make addresses on the occasion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09

We have received Address of the Centr'
Committee of the Vermont Temperance Society
concerning the license laws, which we shall motto
in our next.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09

Mexico AND TExAs.-The armistce existing be-
tween these two Governments has expired, and
General VOL, of the Mexican army, in NANTES.
to TO President Houston under date of June 10Th,
announces that hostties are renewed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09
ELECTION IN NORTH CAROLINA.

The returns from the old "North" are yet very
imperfect, and from the strong holds of ocofocoisnl
But enough is known to secUrethe election of the
wing candidate for Governor, and a wing Legisla-
ture.
The reported results in the several counties are
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09
Gunny Sacks, Irvine, &c.

~ C. HALL has received large stock of
W. Gunny Sacks, English Irvine, Needles,
NC for baling Hops, which will be sold low
August Tu, is4a 80
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09

Col. w. L. Stone, the veteran and accomplished
editor of the New York Commercial Advertiser
is very low, and his recovery is than doubtful
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09

Drowned, in Easthampton, August LIST, Mr.
Ichabod Wright, aged 6S-a much esteemed
citizen. The deceased was enjoying his usual
health on the morning of his death, and went
into the lot about ten O'Clock to turn some hay.
As he did not return at the dinner hour, his
family became anxious about him and on
search being made, his body was found in a
small brook, near the place where he had been
to work. 1t is supposed that he had turn Of
dizziness and partial insensibility,-to which
he was subject, and fell into the brook, while
attempting 10 cross it.-Northampton Gaz.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09

Wing gain, in the above counties, from 1s4s
-76.
The Wing majority Gin the State) for Gov
ernor in 1912 was 4,745
The N. Y. Express says:-
The full vote of New Hanover will add 400
to Hoke's majority, while the balance of North
CUMBERLAND will not do much for Graham. In
Brunswick Wing Commoner is gained by CO.
The following letter from our Washington
correspondent, and the reports of passengers
by the morning cars, added to the above scat
tering returns, principally from the heavy To-
cofoco counties, will give our readers an idea
Of the way these elections have, doubtless,
gone. A few days will bring in the great whig
Western returns, and until these come in, what
we have given may suffice.
POSTSCRIPT.
We have seen and converscd with several
passengers, by the mail train Of last night, on
the subject of the North Carolina election
One gentleman, who had come all the way
through from South Carolina reports that il
was the general impression, every where on
the line of the route through N. c., that the
Wings have carried their Governor, by an in
creased majority over that of 1912.
Others tell us that Graham (whg) was some
six or eight thousand ahead of Hoke, as far as
heard from, on the cars leaving Baltimore, yes.
ierday, Y the significant remark oil another was
that Polkstalks were suffering terribly in the old
North State. He says the triumph, both fol
Governor and the Legislature will be perfect
The reader will seethat we give these state
ments on mere report. May they prove truel
Correspondence of the n. Y. Express.
City Of Washington, .aug. 4th
The mail of to-day from North Carolina
brings us no papers; but from the returns as
collected by the Mail Agent on his route, from
l 3 counties it appears that there has been q
Wing gain of eleven members of the Legisla.
ture, and of 1913 of the popular vote, over that
of 1912. The counties heard from constitute
the strong holdof Locofocoism, and we have
therefore, right to anticipate the election O
Graham by a majority of from seven 10 Ter
thousand. The vote for Mr. Clay in Novem
Der, will exceed this majority by at least one
third The locos have been all along claiming
the old North State by majority of thirteen
thousand! This will not be the last nsanc,
in which their confident anticipations will b.
disappointed. $50 mote il be-"
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BrattleborO Academy.

VNHE Fall Term of this Institution will COM
Il mence on WEDNESDAY the 2ls, Of Au.
gust next under the continued superintendent OF
MIR GEoRnE b. NEwToN. Such assistance will be
employed as the interest of the school may require.
From the success of MIR Newton the past year,
the Trustees indulge the hope that he will receive
the continued patronage Oh the public. Besides The
ton will be given in the Italian and French Lam
guages, Drawing and Music, for each Of which
there will be an additional charge.
Application for board may be made 10 the Pre-
ceptor or the Committee of The Board of Trustees.
LAFAYETTE CLARK, Secretary
Of The Board Of Tnistess.
Bratlebvro, July %, ls43. 4s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09

Western Railroad Siock.-Between 200 and
soo shares of this stock were sold at the Bro
keT,s Board in Boston, on Thursday last, al
prices ranging from $40 to 500 per share: sag
Shares sold for $50. The cause OF this al,
vance is said to have been the unprecedented
increase of receipts for the previous week-oe'
ing more than $4,000. noo,
{T5- 4SS shares sold on Saturday from $ooA
10 $50 per share.-SPringtield GHselte.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09

Ca.iion.-Two children, one girl OF 10;
and the other boy 8 years OF age. lately died
in Michigan, in consequence OF oelne p o,sopL,
for mushrooms. The mother, and younger
child were taken sick from the same cause, but
are recovering.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09

100 900 YDS. STRAW CORD wanted
AOO,OOO by f. w. PROUTY, Agt
F.. S. Straw suitable for braiding, for sale by
Z. w. PROUTY, Ag't
Aug 8, 1874. so
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FOR SALE.

A NEW and elegant single BUGGY W.7GON,
IA made in this place Terms to suit the pur-
chaser II. H. FRASER.
Brsttleboro, August 5, 1874. 90
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MARRIED.

In Bernardston by Rev T F Rogers, Mr. Charles Car
ter of Utica N. " to Miss Elizabeth Brooks, daugh-
ter of DR.. Brooks of Bernardston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09

Postmaster Wicklife is at his tricks again to
prevent the transmission Of packages. The
Rochester Democrat says that Pomeroy's Ex-
press was not allowed to go westward on Tues
day. The Tonawanda railroad agents refused
TO permit the ordinary baggage to be placed on
the road and afterwards compelled the agent,
with his vaise, to remain behind also. Inc
Express agent had large amount Of Bank
exchanges, drafts, notes, &C.; with him. -,
The difficulty originated in an order oil ne
Postmaster General, designed to prevent the
public from forwarding their letters by con-
vevance other than that of the post-ofiice de-
parlment. :. a.,
The Express was sent on the following Gay
The Rochester Advertiser says 'the Direc
tors of the Auburn and Rochester railroad have
determined not to carry any mailable packages
ON their road for the Express" II this deter
nIination is carried out, it will seriously inter
lere with the Express business.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09

berkshire Jubilee-We see by the Pitts
field papers, that the sermon by President
Hopkins of Williams College, on the first day
of the Jubilee. (Aug. o. is 10 be succeeded
by Poem, by Rev DR. Allen OF this town.
On the second day, dinner is to be provided
for 1900: and il is TO be sent from Boston, all
prepared for the table, per the Western Rail
road-a distance of nearly $50 miles! Who
would have dreamed of such a thing few
wears ago!-Ibtd.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09

INU 1T T
Editors inserting the above advertisement, tioiee
10Th this notice. viii be each entitled to one of the
Clay or Frelinghuysen BreastPins. 2w4O
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-09

Wing gain, IN the above counties, from I542
re.
The Wing majority Tin the State) for Gov
ernor in 1912 was 4,745
The N Y Exnrnss savs.-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-02-02
struggled for about four minutes, when,

struggled for about four minutes, when,
to all appearance, he was dead.
1t is worthy Of remark that from the
time that Horn appeared on the gallows,
after the first murner was over. the most
deCorGus silence was observed, which
prevailed that entire multitude until the
awful moment which launched him from
the scail'old. The silence was then bro
ken by the shrieks Of the females under
the sudden shock such an event could
scarcely fail TO cause 10 woman's heart.
Exactly as the cathedral bell toIed the
hour, Of noon the body was let down and
examined by DR.. Downs, physician Of
the jail, who pronounced it dead. Ii was
then deposited in neat walnut coffin.
which had been placed previous to the
execution within the frame Of the .gsllows
at the foot screwed down and born iuto
the house. In the next instant the rope,
by which the execution fad been per-
formed, was cut into fragments by the
crowd, anxious to secure portion of the
precious relic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-02-02
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county, set
-CIrcut Court OF said county, to March term,
1S4t-ilouzo Edwards -. Zmri Lewis, Hem
~ Won Paul. and Theodore l.. McGill.-hs-
sumPsii-N Mechanics Lien.
Eb1BLLc notice is hereby given to ,ae said
a Henry Won rhul anl Theodore l.. McUlll,
that pctiuon has been hcd in the circuit coul,
Of said county az ainst them add Znri Lewis, So
Nor 10y the SAID Aonzo Edwards, to enforce Il
mechanics lien on certain property therein mon
uoued: that a summons has been issued against
them, directed to the sheriff Of said county to ex-
eculc; and that an affidavit has been filed in the
clerk Office that they are nou-rcsdguts Of the said
state of Illinois and that, unless they shalt perso
nalIy be and appear before the said circui, court
on the first day Of the next term thereof, To be
holden at the court house in Ottawa, on the 29h
day OF March next, to answer to the allegations
and charges contained in the said petition, the
same will be taken as confessed against them and
the matters thereof decrccd accordingy
l.. LELAND,
Cleyh Circuit CO'ut In Sale co., H.
Co-rrvo & BRApronn, PIEs. SOS.
Jan %, 1914 32--it
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The PILGRIM Fathers,

The following stanzas were written by &. II.
Nouns for the New England Society Of New
York. and sung at their dinner recently given at
tho Astor House. 1t should be preserved among
our national songs:
A rock in the wilderness welcomed our shes.
From bondage far over the dark-rollIng sea;
On that holy altar they kinded the fires,
Jehovah, which glow in our bosoms tor thee;
Thy blessings descend in sunshine and shower
Or from the soil that sown by thy hand A;
The mountain and valley rejoiced IN thy power,
And Heaven encirc!ed and smiled on the land
The Pilgrims Of old an example have given
Of mild resignation, devotion and love, ven {;
Which beams like the star in the blue vault OF hea-
A beacon light hung in their mansion above,
In church and cathedral we kneel in our PRAYER
Their temple and chapel were valley and hill
But God is the same in the aisle or the air,
And he is the rock tina, we lean upon STILL
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P1clsnwe Safe.


MILL be sold at Public Auction, a, tbc office
w of the subscribers in Clarke street, on
Wednesday, the 7ih February next 4, % O'Clock,
a. m. large and valuable assortment Of Goods
consisting Of i'll rafi,
y ps Merrimao B'de Prints
81 Nader cold fancy do
20 fancy prints assorted
10 Harris" imp. long cloth
10 "Waltham" family shee;;ng
10 q long cloth
4 bales heavy "Stark" sheeting
g fine "Gladdng" d.
cops 'Lawrcnce" do
u six ar. linen table cloths,
l. eight Or. do do
90 lbs assd white cotton thread
. ps apron check
3 e fancy domestic check
J" linen check
> 4" circissian
90 glazed cambria
3 embossed d. a',l coils
D " Tuilors canvass
3 domestic gingLam
% tlue drifts
90 brown do "Sllrk Mills
g. back hroajcoth
/ blue black DO
| d" blue do
"pilot cloth
/ a" black beaver cloth
% cashmere and sliil,t's essd
10 " Alpaca, assd coils
% pair horse blankets
, ps Dundee baggHs
10" German linen
8 hard times
100 cotton yarns. assd
5 ps white cambria
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WILLIAM SEELY,
salt for sale.

ME subscriber has jus! received
q by the steamer Lighter on con-
segment, 900 barrels of Canawha salt (;
go sacks Turks Island, and so sacks
Ground Alum salt.
Pork and Beef packers, merchants and
farmers wishing Salt, will do wei! to call
soon as they wish to close the consignment
as soon as possible. JNO. HOFFMAN.
Peru, January 9Th, lsli.-lm.
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Notice

fEFlIE undersigned, having taken out
letters Of administration ON the estate
Of Sllas White, late of La Sale county,
HIS, deceased, all persons having claims
against said estate, are requested to eXhi-
bit the same to the administrator or the
probate court Of said county for settlement
aud adjustment, within nine months from
the 9Th day Of November last. All those
indebted to said estate are requested to
call and settle the same Immediately.
ROB. ROW f, administrator.
Mission Grove pre'cl, Jan. 5. 1874.
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{ uIGifiiprCiiti.

Chicago jan 20, 1874.
The prices Of many articles of country produre,
we notice, to-day, arc looking up. The follow
ing are our quotations Wheat quick at IS ct. 4;
Beef E2 SO to SO 90; Corn 42 cts; Oats abou, 50
cts; Potatoes 81! to 40 cts Butter l2t to ljcts.
Feathers 80 to 8 cts DJWOcrat
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county, S.
Circuit Court, to March term, ls4i-l'eti,on
for divorce.
%TOl!CE is hereby given, that Eli Il. ltnnie
" has flied in the clerks oilicc Of the cir
cult court Of said county his petition PRAYING to
be divorced from Ruth NJ. kinuir; that a sum.
mons has been issued in said cause, Tcturnable be-
fore the said circuit court on the first day of the
next term thereof, To be holden at the court house
in Ottawa on Friday the 29,h day Of March next;
ana II appealing, by satisfactory AFFIDAVIT, fled in
The olErc Of the clerk Of said court, that the said
Ruth ~ hinnie is anonrcsii,nto fthc said state Of
Illinois, now, un'css you the said Ruth ". Kiuuic
shall personally be aud appear before the said cir
cuit court, to be holden at the time and place
Aforesaid, and answer To, said petition, the same
will be taken IA confessed and the matters and
things therein prayed FIR viii be dccgcgl accord
ing to the prayer Of said Iii NJ, Kiunic
l.. LELAND, Clerk.
II. II. SWIFT, Sol C3r pet.
Ottawa, January ., 1911 31--it
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Saie County. scl..-
Nov. term, lSi3--Norman Smith Is. W illiam
Sly and john licaih.--In chaucery.
& IN tie 2ls, day Of November, 1919,
~ at term Of the circuit court Of said
county then being held at Tie court honse
in Ottawa, in SAID county, came tic COM
painani, by Glover and Cook, lis soli-
citors. and ii appearing to the cour, by the
affidavit Of the complainant, that the de-
PENDANT, John Heath, is nonresident Of
this state; and the said Heath having fall
ed to enter his appearance herein agreea-
bly, to law and the rules Of !hs court il
is therefore ordered, on notice Of the said
c0mplainant's solicitors, that the said
Heath be notified in some public ntwspa-
per Of this state, according 10 law, Of Tie
tendency Of this suit, and that, unless he
shall personally be and appear before the
circuit cour, Of said county on the first day
Of the next term Thereof, to be held at the
court house in Ottawa on the Goth day Of
March next, to answer the charges and al
legations contained in the said complaint
ants bill, which has been exhibited against
him and the said Sly in said court. on the
chancery side thereof the same will be Ia
ken as confessed against him and the mat
lers thereof decrced accordingly, and that
ths cause be continued until the mex, term
of this court. l.. LELAND,
CIcyk of sail Court.
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MOFFATT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND
PHOENIX BlTTERS.

Far safe IN Dr. s. e.. S,iNj pg.,l. ami I'm T.
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N''u.''"'' a ''"7'' VIC" w" i'ioe
me Lye rus ana i>hPn}C B{HerS
beyond reach of competition in the estimation of
every patient. In proof Of their extraordinary
efficacy, the proprietor woUlI refer to the pumer-
Gus certificates voluntarily given to the putlc by
individuals Of every station in society who have
derived permanent cures from their exclusive use.
They embrace nearly every form Of disease. aIe
clear, direct and explicit IN description, are Vulun-
tnry given in every case by the persons cured,
who state their names and places Of residence, and
are consequently of ndlsputable aud conclusive
authority. The invalid on perusing them will
probably find some case exactly similar TO his own.
rhey also establish the fact that these eyceIlen,
and truly useful medicines have been fully tested
sanctioned and prescribed by many respectable
and skiIllul members of the medca! faculty.
whose discernment and masnanimity rendered
them superior to tho patry and pernciou- preiu.
dces of the "lliIc ones" OF the profession, and
whose moral courage and philanthropy induced
them to make public for the benefit of their fellow
men. the happy results tina, invariably attended
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Cas.fg0n E',u.IsDS.

EyOE sale at the Stone store, Peru, by BALDWIN
4 x brewster. These pump, are made on an
improved plan, and aye superior to any ia use.
ihey are intended for house pump, to he set in
the kitchen, sink, or any other place most coGce-
ncnt with the bead pipe attached to head into
the well, spring or cisltrn Ihoy are SO con3truc-
ted that the water can be- let out Of them without
any trouble to prevent thc,n i,om freezing. For
chcapncss, durability, and convenience, these
pumps need 10 recommendation after they have
been used. We respectfully io,l'e all who want
a FIRST ra- pump II cali aad satisfy themselves.
Porn. Doc. IL 1913 OFF
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AaLc.

q, Office is hereby given, that at the
= next term of the LA Sale circuit
court, to be holden 1.-THE court house in o.
'awa, on Friday next after the fourth Mon.
day in March 1874, | shall present petit
ton to said court, praying for the purposes
to be set forth in said petition, for the sale
Of all the Real Estate Of which Benjamin
Lundy was seiscd at the time Of his
death, the sale Of the same being neces-
sary for the payment Of the debts Of the
deceased at which time and place all
parties interested, are hereby notified and
requested to show cause, if any they have,
why the same should not be sold for the
purposes aforesaid.
WILLIAM SEELY,
Aimr. IF estate r EsH Lmdy, iced,
NJ. II. SWIFT, sol. for petitioner.
Ottawa, Jan. 5. 1874.
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rsAACD ID. HARMON,
FALL {. WINTER GOODS.

FsTIE subscriber is now crcrin- from New
+ York, general assortment Of STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Blach, Biac, Bfown and If'rea
BROAD CTGTEts,
Sleeps Gray Domestic Cloth.
Black and Miaed Scttiae!s,
Bearer Uoth,
Red and Unite Wnnels,
D3meStics and F}eacicd C0Uons,
cotton and UOohm Yarn,
And variety Of other goods, such as arc usually
kept in country stores.
GROCERIES.
Teas, C2Gtc, sugar, Myiassrs.
Plug, Smoking and Finc-cu Tobacco.
Spices Of al kinds.
Shelf Hardware.
n large assortment Of Boston Nails,
.HreS, &C., SC.
ALSO, a large assortment Of
IHich and Fine Boots,
DO. for Boys, superior,
Thick and Kip BrogGas,
Ladies Slip and Talking SAoes.
The subscriber will receive 10 exchange FOR the
above, Wheat, Oats, TalIow, Bccs-wax, Dry and
Green Hides, Deer skins, Furs, and oil kinds of
country produce. q. BURR.
Ottawa, Oct. 81, 1913. I9--tf
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new STORE AT DAYTON.

YE7lIE subscribers would make known
q to their friends and the community
generally, and especially those visiting the
mills, that they have opened Store at
Dayton, in the corner room Formerly the
bar-room) Of the brick tavern, where they
intend keeping as good an assortment Of
goods as can be found in any country
store.
We solicit the patronage Of the public,
and pledge ourselves to sell as cheep as
we do in Ottawa. Persons visiting the
mills will consequently be saved the ne
ccssity Of going to Ottawa for what anti
c,es they may want,
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
: "a estate Of Joseph Andrews, deed, are
hereby notified and requested TO attend be-
fore the probate Justice Of LIZ Sale county.
Illinois. at his Office in Ottawa in said
county, on Monday the 9th day of Fe-
bruary next, for the purpose ofhaving the
same adjusted; that being the day fixed
upon by the subscribers, in pursuance Of
the statute, for the purpose of settling and
all claims against said decedent.
ABAGAlh HULL, .Rdm'g.
LEONARD J.. BULLOCK, AIm'r.
Dec. 20, lSi3. 2S.-Gt
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CITY JIODJEL.o
Administrators Notice.

4 LII persons having claims against
IN the estate of John Johnston,
deed, are hereby notified and requested
to attend before the probate Justice of La
Sale county, Illinois, at his Office in OF.
tawa in said county, on the first Monday
in April next, for lhe purpose Of having
the same adjusted; that being the day
fixed upon by the subscriber, in pursuance
Of the statute, for the purpose Of settling
and adjusting all claims against said de-.
ccdenl. JAMES n. REEDER,
Jan, 3, 1874. 20.-Gt administrator.
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WINTER GOODS.

FHNiE subscribers have just received at their
d old stand IN Ottawa direct from New ! ork
aud Boston, their winter supply of