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The New York herald., 1844-11-24
on Boston.
Correspondence Of the New York HeralhJ
STEAMER BRTTANIA, 22d Nov.
Daylight, half past 6 o'clock, A. M.
on Boston.

A.
Daylight, half past o'clock, A. M. s
My DEAR Bennett
have just arrived in the Britannia We sailed
5th Nov 8 P. M; arrived at Halifax on the Goth,
at IL, noon left at 4 o'clock, p M and arrived at
Boston on the ed. We have 81 passengers from
England, and 8 from Halifax. We have had long
and rough passage. The Britannia has sustained
her reputation noby, and Capt. Hewett, her COM
mander, has we'll deserved and has received the
thanks OF his passengers, who have vated him a
piece Of plste in testimony Of their satisfaction for
his vigllant and able discharge Of his duties
Trade is very prosperous in England. The home
trade has greatly increased. The demand for
goods for China has been and continues to be very
great. The iron trade is also prosperous, and the
spinners are making more money now than they
ever have made before, notwithstanding the low
price of twist The export demand for cotton twist
Agitation in Ireland is on the decline. Money is
plenty in England at 8 per cent. The great facility
of getting money has induced all kinds OF Wild
speculation. All kinds Of railroads are IN contem-
plation in England aad Ireland. There is quite
mania on the subject in England and France. Ev-
cry body is gambling in railroad shares, and there
will be great loss in wild speculation, unless the
Bank of England interferes which, 1t is generally
believed, she will, and which she can now do with
more facility than ever.
The British government are extending their forti-
fcationsat Halifax They have six forts besides the
Citadel IN that harbor yet they continue their la
bors. Several engineers have recently been sent
out from England to complete the extensive line Of
Notifications at Halifax.
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TLoss OF rHr STEAMsR CHIRFTAIN.-Wit regret
We announce the total loss OF the steamboat Chief
ain The officers Of the Amerc Eagle state that they
Choctsw Bar She on her way to this city, with q
large number Of passenger and broke in three
hors after srtkng Both boat and cargo are totally lost
hut II is said they wholly partially insured
The American Esgle brought down part Of her passen
GERS many Of them got on board the Gov Brestht while
Mr. and Mrs wallsck and Mr. Tuthil, Of the American
theatre here.-N O. Pisoys~s, l4h inst,
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NAvAr.-The U. s. ship Brandywine, Com. Par
ker, was at Macao the st. Louis, Capt. Tilton, at
Whampoa; and the Perry, Capt. Keith, at Hong
Kong, on the 26th Of last July.
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Circuit Court.

porav Bo,,rx-His Honor Judge Kent after disposing
o few nuuest cases. adjourned for the term, and will
We engaged during ensuing week or len days In try
ing the case Of Polly Bodine.
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The BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL, &c.-This exhi-
btion, at the Coliseum, Broadway, continues to
draw vast numbers to view it. All that have done
20 have expressed their admiration Of its faithful
ness, DC.
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"THE END OF THE WORLD "-Annelli's splendit
painting on this subject, at the Apollo Rooms
Broadway, continues as attractive as ever. II hal
now become quite a fashionable lounge.
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STEAMSHIP GREAT WESTERN, Capt Matthew'S,
hence for Liverpool was seen on the 18th inst, in
lar 40 2O Ion GO 30
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fifteen hundred emgrants arrived at this port within
the last two days large proportion Of them from
Bremen--N O. Pisayuns, Nov. IL
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o. Hon. w. UpHAM, U. s. Senator from Yer.
mont, and Hon. PRESTON KING, M. G. from Og
densburgh, are at Howard's.
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TAcLroNI II is now positively stated that Tag
llon is about to visit the United States II may be
80. But we believe that it was reported some time
since, that she had sprained her ancle, and was
unable to dance with her former ease and grace
The syphs Of the stage, it is also to be borne in
mind, are subject to the same inevitable laws as
other mortals, and do actually often become old.
Taslioni is not now, by any means, a youthful dan
ssSs. Still, should she come here, great crowds
will rush to see her from curiosity.
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ECLIPSE There will be an eclipse of the moon
this evening, total and visible. The eclipse will
commence at minutes before o'clock, about ~
minutes after rising 1t will be total from to hall
paf, r. and terminate at Al minutes past o'clock,
LoursrAsA ELscrroN --Polk's majority is about
nine hundred
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ALWAYS Busy PLACE.-Wherever there is a
great deal Of business done, good articles must al
ways be sold. At John c. Morrison's, No. 1S8
Greenwich street-where are sold drugs, groceries,
oils, paints, teas dyestuffs, chemicals, segars, man.
uacturers articles OF every kind, and, in fact,
cry thing Of use-there is, at all times, perfect
turning in and out Of boxes, packages and barrels.
This is sure sign that satisfaction is given to Gus
toners, or else they would not go there. People
from the country, as well as our citizens, are sure
TO run to Morison's, for they can do better there
than any where else. See advertisement
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" debentures, l6l-9,. .oa4 =
LoSpor CoHs MARKET, Nov A. he supply OF Eng.
lish Wheat to this days market only moderate, and
the demand steady, fine dry qualities being in good re-
quest fully former terms hut the damp being un,
Tor msrs difficult Of disposal In the value OF
free foreign there uotable alteration The business
done was limited. but prices well supported
There increased supply n English Barley ;even
the xities hardly prev ous
cy Forsgn and dstlling met fair demand Is per a.
reduction.
Old m att peas and beans Is dearer.
LvsRpooL Gorror MARKEr.- Oct. a. In our circular
of gni,y last stated although far business was
bsing done cotton. The market dull aud heavy
prices bsing hut barelv supported This state OF feeling
has undergone change whatever during the week
tate extent continuing to be daily made but si
the Invest prices rent this day week for all kinds
cept Sea Islands an Egypans-the latter have bseD
much pressed for sale and have declined per ID The
safe Of the week ,unt to 230 bales. OF which SOC
Amsrcsn and IA 900 Surat have been taken specula
tion $40 American and $50 Surat for export There
offered today by Public Auction 100 Sea Islands
AMI 100 stained do. The attendance Of buyers was very
limited and OF the former only no sold at 93d TO 5d
d " this latter ~ al to Sd these prices being for tbs
most TO al 10 below those OF previous private
bus ness. The Commtees quotations for fair cotton re-
main a. last week, vz,-Bowed 4}i; Mobile Al, and Or
leans All psr ID
Nov An improved demand Tor Cotton has been ex
perienced during the past week. but have change
whssver to notice In prices, the enquiry having been
freely met by holders especially since the arrival
Of the Boston "Wednesday morning. whose 40
count sstfy the opinion already very generally enter
ssinsd OF the ultimate rssizstdon Of large crop The
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superior Court
win be engaged argument cases during the ensuing
week.
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CORRECTION the recent anniversary meet
ing OF the New York Bible Society, our re-
porter, who is somewhat of a stranger in this
city, in reporting the proceedings Of this meet
ing was led into'an error, by being informed that
gentleman addressing the meeting was Bishop
Chase We have since learned that the Rev.
Prelate did not address the meeting at all.
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CHEAP PosrAGE.-A Boston paper says" 1t is
stated in the N. Y. Herald that Mr.. Polk, the
President elect, is strongly in favor Of reducing
postage to the rates proposed in Mr.. Merrick's bill,
which passed the Senate last winter" No such
thing. We stated that Mr. Polk was in favor of
cheap postage" That and Mr. Merrick's bill
differ materially. We repeat, Mr. Polk is in favor
Of " Cheap Postage"
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THE ELECTIONS. We have no news from the
election" in N Jersey, Pennsylvania, Sc held on
the 9Th. Tho tone of the Wing Press from tho
scenes of the contest is good, yet We would nslhopn
for too much In regard to Pennsylvania il is well
understood and felt to he true that If Skunk the loco
candidate for Governor shnuld not be elected by over
8 or 10000 majority, the State will so for Clay in
November The State voted loco in October 1910
and for Harrison in November. The signs from N.
Jersey are good, though we can't guess how things
will end there. Among the good signs which we no.
tce is the Juggling ola lot Of New York City Polkitcs
who went over to play I'd edition of Baltimore City
there.
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Hard. Ware and Cutlery.

SWEEDS anil cast Steel, tire, hoop and round I.
~ ron, spike g nail Rods, shoe shape cutter Shoes,
Shovels, manure Forks, mill, hand aud wood Saws,
mil and hand saw Files, wood and horse Risps,
Butts and Screws, sad Irons, brass head Shovrls aud
longs, coil and bed Rope, large assortment of
Knives and Forks, pocket pen, bread, butcher and
shoe Knives. Shears. Scissors, RazoEs, nail Ham
mers, timber scribes, Drivers, Jack Drawers
gun Worms, steel and iron Squires, wood Rules, door,
pad, french, cupboard and chest Locks, door Latch
es, paint, white wash and sash Brushes, &c. sc.
FULLER, lDE & co.
Lyndon, Oct. |, lS44. 376tf
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az a M MRsA @3SSa

In Lunenhurg, Oct. Sd by Rev. C. d. Huston, Mr.
CLARK 5. WEST Of ilolliston, Mass. to Miss JULIA
Boss OIL.
In Dan,iIle, Oct. Sd, by Rev. r. G. Hand, Mr.
Ora s. Clark, of Rochester, (Wisconsin,) to Miss
Sarah K. Bacheder, of ID.
In Harjwick, Sept %, by Rey Samuel Thurbnr
Mr. G. w Fuller Of New York City, 10 Miss Deborah
Ainsworth Of Woodbury..
In Montpelier, Sent. oath, by Rev. John Gridley,
Ferand F. Merrill, Esq Miss Eliza Maria ,dnug
Of the late Rev. Chester Wright
In Berlin. Oct. s. by Rev. Austin fIazen, Rev
RufusC Childs Of Ginunton, N. II. to Miss Pamela
p, daughter Of Rey. James Hobart
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day casting her eye out of the window, observed her
husband in the funeral Procession of one Of his pa
tents, at which she exclaimed "Ido wish my hus.
band leond keep oYoay from such Proce"ioas-h APP
pears 100 much like a tailor carrying home his cum
tcork. Ch7islinn Watchmdn
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Domestic and Other Goods,

a NOARSE and fine brown shecling .blcachcd DO d..
~ brown and bleached Drillings, bcachcd aud un.
hleachrd Canton Flannel, scotch Diaper, crash, Fr.
Towels, Irish Linens, Se!ccias, cDpred cambria,
ton Yarn, Wickng, Waddng, Ticking, culor'd Elan
nels, ladies, misses and chIrens Caters, Shoes aud
Slips, ladies and gents rubber Shoes, fur ned
and fur trimmed Gloves, huiaIoe Robes, Boas Ties,
otter, seal aud hair Cnps, and hoy c!oth velvet
aud fur trimmed Cnps great variety and all at fair
prices, for cash. FULLER, IDE & co.
Lyndon, Oct |, 1914, 3IGif
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AN Incident AND \ WARNINs. A few
days since, two prisoners, convicted in different com
ties on their way to the Auburn IN. Y. } State Prs-
on, met, and instantly recognized each other old
friends, associates, and class in Dartmouth Col
lcge. One Of them Deiany-was expelled, and
the othsr-.Nichois-ab sconded. They both follow.
cd the ben, OF their nolinatons and both ure Gelons
suffering the felons doom. 1t is small part OF
their suffering TO reflect, what they were-what they
might have been and whit they ure.--.No, thampto
GQseHc.
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Postscript

BY gentleman who left Boston Thursday morning
we learn that Express from N, York renched Bos-
ton few minutes before he ef, with extras contain
ing returns irom Philadelphia City md County, and
that they had given Markle, tho Wing candidate for
Governor, $500 majority, Also, TINT New Jersey
had gone Wing The usual loco majority in Phila-
dclphia County is about 1000.
We give the above get IT, hoping il will prove
true. Our latest previous information goes rather to
strengthen our impression that it is about correct.
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CoNcoRD IN. ii.) RAILROAD. 1t is understood
tbs, the directors Of this corporation have voted to
reduce their passenger fare Concord from two and
half to two dollars As the result of reduction on
freight increase Of receipts it not unlike ly
that similar benefit to the public and oorporators
will be produced by reducing the rates of passenger
faro. Boston POST
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TARIFF MEN I!

When any one tempts you to vote for James X.
Polk, saying tina: he will not try TO break down tho
Tariff, remember that the Loco Foco organ in NIane
the result of The late Election Of that State
as follows
"'rhe Wing motioes Of PROTECTION and no
Annexation lie PROSTATE in the dust Clay and
Whiggery are dead in the East
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Paints, OH and Dyc-StufEs.

ENRENCH Yellow, chrome yellow, V. Red, Paris
"A Green, red and white Lead, Whiting, lamp.
black, Litherage, TIMBER, Prussian Blue VermiI!ion
ruse Pink, gold aud silver brorz', gold Leaf, lamp
Oil, spts Turpentine, coach and furniture Vnrnish
Glue, gum Copal, ground Logwood, do. Camwood
Mic Wood, extract lockwood, Madder, Alum, Cop
pera., blue Vitriol, Indigo, &c. &c.
FULLER, IDE & co.
Lyndon, Oct 9, 1914. 3?6tf
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WtttGry,-Capt Dana's company of DanvilIo Ri
hemen have paid Montpelier a visit and enlivened"e-
lection time" with something OF the ''pomp and cir
cumsiance Of glorious war;" as was the fashion in
years gone by. This is and handsome COM
Pany, and officers and men acquitted themselves
WE'LL Wdtchmdn.
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BB .AgMga

At Windsor, Oct. Ist while on "a visit to her
friends, JULIA j., STONE, youngest daughter Of Mr.
Charles Stone of Lyndon, n, the'age of 5ycars.
In Burke, Sept ~, Capt LEmuEL BENNETT
aged 10 Printers in N. II. will please, SC.
In Danvi'le, Oct. "a, Airs, rect Of Samuel
Daniels, aged 81.
In Walden, Sop, 2nih. Mrs Lucy, wife Of Deacon
Jonas Flagg, in her 18th year.
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Families

SUPPLIED with Crockery, Glass Ware, Cutlery,
- Groceries Shooting, Ticking, Chairs, TIN Ware
SC. in quantities to suit and on reasonable terms.
BY e. JEWETr s. co,
St! Johnsbury Plain, Oct. ., 1874.
N. 3. Wanted in exchange for goods Flannel.
Tracking, stocking Yarn, Feeting, oats. Corn and
Wheat.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Oct. 7.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
At Market, 800 Beef Cattle, 225 Stores, $500
Sheep, and 1925 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cotle-We quote n few extra l., IS
8; first quality 50;. second quality 4,25; third
quality rs 75
stores-Iwo years old from $40 IS; three year
old from ID 10
Sheep from rs to 2,25.
S"ine-Ohio Shoa,s s4c; New York Shoats 81 to
40, half Barrows. At retail from 10 55c.
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.4n Earnest Of tchat Connecticut tciH do in No
Uem5er-'rhe Wings of Connection, ,riumphed glo-
rlousy at the"Litte Town Meetings that took place
on Tuesday last They have redeemed some of the
Loco Foco strong holds by DECISIVE maioritics.
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Estate OF Titus Snelg, ESQ,
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OT NEHHONI,
Essex Probate District, sF
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of Els.
sex-lo all persons concrrn,b in the Estate Of
Titus Smell, Esq. late of Northumberland, in the
county OF Coos and State of New Hampshire, Gcs
ceased, Greeting
WHEREAS, Eliz,beth l.. Smell, Administrative
w of said deceased, proposes to render nm &C.
count Of her administration and present her account
against said estate for allowance at Probate Court
TO be holden at the Probate Office in GuidhaIl on
tho 3lst day Of October instant.
Thcr, fore, You IRE hereby Motif j to appaar be.
fore said court AT The time and place aforesaid md
show cause, if any you have, why the efore.
said should not be allowed
Dated Il, Guiidha this lst day of October, A. D.
ls4i.
376w3 WIN. HAYWOOD, in. Reg.
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weighed 300 lbs. The last is the largest ever
raised in town; and, so Ear we know, has never
been equalled in the country They are the produce
Of seeds OF n melon tina weighed 81 lbs raised by
tho same skifu cutvator- Chronicle
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CrocAery aud ssRass WARE.

NM llIrE and colored common Ware of all kinds,
w plain white china and semi china Tea Sits
printed china aud other cnured Tea Sets, Looking
Glasses, Lamps, Lanterns, Castor, TumhIers aud
almost every pattern glass nnppics md Dishes
FULLER, iDE s. co.
Lyndon, Oct. /, lS44. 37Guf
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TENNESsEE-FIRsT GUN FOR 1874
Nashville held Charter Election on the 2sth u
and the result was n decided wing triumph. The
aggregate vote was.
For Mayor. Maxey (W) TOT. Bigley (L) 500
constable Morgan " TAG Mussulman, Az
Wing maj.-Mayor, 1913; Constable PA.
AIdermen-lo Wing, Loco; sl6 Wing mNj
COLUMBIA ,Maury Co The home of James r.
Polk, held an election for Magistrate on the 2lsL
The Wing candidate was chosen by trco 10 one
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EVOOIeln Goods, VeNeings. Nc.

EeLAlN and damon black beaver cloth for over
a coats, English, German and American hla,k
blue black, brown and invisible green BroaIclohs,
Oxford mixed and black CassImeres. French fancy
do IA new style for punts) several kinds DE skins
Sntinets. extra sup black and blue black Satin plaid
silk Velvet and other vesrings, cords and bindings
FULLER, lDE & co.
Lyndon, Oct. 8, 1874. 376lf
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q POCePie s,

YEA and Tobacco by the package, ground and I'M
ground Spices, gro. Mustard, Rlsins, English
Currents, Citions, ground Cocoa, ChockoIate, Tap
ioca, Coffee, Rice, scotch and mackahoy snuff, cod
Fish, Molasses and Salt. FULLER, IDE s. Co
Lyndon, Oct 8, 1874. 31Glf
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THE MoRMoNs-The last accounts from War
saw state that Gov. Ford has sSnod wrts, returnahe
ut Nauvoo, for the apprehension orthe whole guard
that was placed tho Smiths, and that the great
est alarm existed in the town, persons flying hourly.
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LEGlsI ArrRE OF VERMONT,

Assembled last Thursday at the Capitol Tho
Senate called to order by the Predetermined Cen
d. w. C. Clarke, Of Brandon, was elected Clerk
Clarke 20, Poland, 0.
The House called TO order by the Secretary of
State, and the vote for Speaker was us follows.
ANDREW TRAcY, 1874
WIN Snnborn, so
A. NJ. Hawkins, g
Scattering,
Whcreupon Mr. Tracy sworn, and oflor
handsome address to the House assumed the duties
OF the chair
F. +. Merrill was elected Clerk Pro Tenn by sim
liar vote The following is the report Of the canvass
ing Committee orthe votes of State officers
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1901.

A meeting of the Lyndon and ST. Johnsbury Chap
N ters of the 1901, will be held at St. Johnsbury
Plain on Tuesddy the 2Jth Of October, Mt oclptk,
r. NJ. The Gland Initiating Master of the Cincn.
natl Lodge will be present to deliver an Address.
Officers Of the Woodstock, Rutland, MjdlebuIy,
Vergennes, Burlington, Montpelier, ST. Albans and
Derby Lodges are requested To be present.
Spirit the Age, please copy.
BY order,
376~2l A. NJ. A. Sec'y.
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Splendid DRY Goods
at
FULLER. InE & CO.'S.

~ l. & co. have received their stock Of FALL
b and WINTER GOODS and would barficu.
Gdrly invite tho attention of the Ladies Of Lyndon
aud the adjoining towns to their assortment Of
Fancy, Dress and Cloak Goods,
comprising grenter variety of style, pattern and
quality than they have had the pleasure of offer
ing 10 their customers, and their goods have been
pronounced by those Ladies who have examined
them to be of the most beautiful patterns that have
ever been brought into this vicinity.
Rich silk. cut and uncut silk velvet CravatS and
Points, giriles, gmpuro and thread edgings and in
sertions, black do do gimpure web lace, a new aud
beautiful article for caps black anil white web lace
black lace Ves, harage, muslins, lawns, linen can,
brio, crlmpt dmity, linen hdks cap aud hornet Rib
bons, innges. gimps, cords. rich french and other
Shawls, Calicoes, the latest styles Ginghams, blue
black Silks, light oonred plain and figured DO. Tor
wedding dresses, cashmere cashmere de eeass, plain
and printed mus. do laines, cashmere and Grape do
eolinnes stripes, chusans, alfgan satins Romelils,
l.unetns Alpaccas (tnade from alpaca WOOL plain
and figured linen cotton and silk warp Apiccas, hl'k
and binc black Apines, plain and watcred do. mere
nos Parameltas, SIC. all OF which will he snld reg
fosv for cash. FULLER, IDE & co.
Lyndon. Oct |, 1914. 37Gif
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Aree EST MELON. We saw the other day
den Of III n taken from single hill in tho gar
Weigh, or ,a.', HORACE EVERETT, the aggregate
~' was 1873 pounds !! Tho smallest
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~ q & G I.

TAME into the enclosure of The subscriber OH or
" qbout the 5th September last, 2 red Yearng
Steers. one red Yearing Hefer, pale red . year
old Steer; and the is requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges and take them away.
JOHN SPENCER,
ST, Jobasbury East, Oct 8, lsl4 S76ws
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CARRYING HOME ONES OWN WoRK.-A ven
cradle lady Of celebrated physician in Boston, one
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BRITISH GOLD AT woRK AMONG US THE
DocUMENTs COME A gentleman of this city has
received from an English gentleman, and placed in
our hands for Inspections package Of the Free Trade
Tracts, for the circulation oc which in tho United
Stales the English, Manufacturers have bed, and are
willing to bleed freely; snce f the doctrines they
preach can be rendered successful in the United States
our own industry win beprOstNted and those manu(ae
turers ugnn monopoze the supply Of all fabrics
Richmond JVhig If Oct. 4.
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Neyv-EOrlx Sole Heather,
NOR sale by KrTTREDGE & COLBY.
Lyndon, Oct. l, 1874. 375if