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Mexican News.
By the Governor.
FREDERICK BILLINGS, ,Seerett

The N. o. Patria publishes some additional de-
tails of the news received by the late arrivals from
Mexico, which are quite interesting
San Luis de Potos and Mexico have been fixed
upon as the headquarters of the reinlorcements
which the various States to contribute, in order
10 complete the army.
1t was stated positively that the Capital Of the
State Of Mexico 10 be transferred to Touca.
Col. Maurice Ugarte writes from Fray Christie
bal, on the Odd ult., that he unable to join
Armilo, and could not advance into New Mexico
in consequence of the presence of six thousand
American troops.
Gen. Munez Pone has been appointed Governor
Of Tamaulipas. Senior Frias has been appointed
Governor of chihuahua.
Senior Yanez, Commanding General Of Jalisco,
left Mexico the 9TH, for Zepoes, San Bias with a
considerable number Of troops, destined TO protect
those places
A Mexican paper ofthe Oath Sept. contains the
following paragraph, which is important, as il
proves that Santa Anna did probably leave the
Capitol for Monterey on the 18th:
we know that the first brigade of calvary left
the Capital yesterday on its way TO Monterey, and
that tomorrow General Santa Anna will leave, who,
for the purpose of fastening his march, which was
impeded by want of money, pledged his personal
credit We likewise know that the National
Guard will remain in garrison at Mexico, and the
other brigades, we presume, will leave tomorrow.
Gen. Arista arrived in the city OF Mexico on the
l7th 10 account for his conduct in the battles ofthe
9Th and 9th of May.
The Central Government continued TO resort TO
every of raising the necessary funds to pros
ecue the war vigorously.
The Legislative assembly at chihuahua had au-
thorzed the Government to raise loan OF $4,000
and deliver the lenders the value in manufacture
ed Tobacco. One-third of the salary OF every EN-
poyer had also been deducted by order Of the Leg
The Vera Cruz papers speak Of Ampudia having
resigned the command of the army OF the North
but up to the 30h September, nothing was known
at that city of the capture of Monterey.
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AN AFrRAY-We understand that an ARRAY
took place at Stamford, VT, on Sunday last, the
particulars Of which, near as we have been able
10 learn them, are as follows: A dispute having
arisen between Mr. Lyman Harrington and Mr. Mi
10 Caneda, in relation to the wife Of one of them,
fight was commenced in the house, where both
resided, The parties after little time, agreed TO
60 out doors to have the fight out, and Harring-
ton going out at the door, Caneda, who was
behind, caught hoe and struck Harrington on the
head cutting severe cash over the eyes. At first
1t was thought that he could not recover, but we
understand that he is now thought to be out of
danger. Caneda is under arrest.-North Adams
Transcript, 9TH
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Brighton Market-iIonday, Nov. 2.

Al Market, 1850 Cattle, % yokes Working Oxen. a.
Cows and Calves 5000 Sheep and about 1000 Swine.
PrieesBeef Cattle -fifs, quality $3.50; second quail,
iy, $4,a5 a 4.5O' third quality, % rs $50.
S63, and $50, .s. rfi
Cows and cslyes-saes made at sl4, si6, SO. s2s.
S26, $50, and sc. 49, ~
sheep sales Of lots a, 81 49, 81 ,ie. $685. s.s7
1850
swine Wholesale. I2 foe sows and IL for Bar
rows at retail, i.2to6 i.2 and Gei old Hog LIZ
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PRAoTIcAL AMALoAMATIoN.-At Athol last
Tuesday evening, Rev. ]. N. Mars, colored gen.
teman, and preacher of the Wesleyan order, was
united in marriage by Rev. Mr. Town of Salem, TO
Miss Elizabeth Holt Of Salem, whose skin of un-
blushing whiteness contrasts most strangely with
the ebony color Of the bridegroom. Mr.. Mars for
merly preached at Salem, aud was succeeded by
Mr.. Town, who sent for, to lie the variegated
knot. Mars, we understand has buried two wives,
aud is about fifty years Of age, and the new bride
about 35. The parties are regarded as highly re-
spectacle. Barre Patriot
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TOW.N'SHEN.D .qC.qDEJMY.

~ HE Fall Term of this Institution will close on
IL Tuesday, Nov. H. The examination Of the stu
dents will take place on Monday and Tuesday, the
close OF The term Parents Of the students, an ni
present.
The Winter Term will commence on Wednesday,
December ID. a
Townshend, Nov. Cd, 1876. III
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Dte0

In this village, Oct, 9th Charlotte daughter Of
George and Roxana Baker aged II years and 3monihs
In this town, Oct 81, Mr. Salahel Harris, aged 81,
revolutionary pensioner
In Lancaster, Sept 22d Mr. Josiah Bellows I'd, aged ~
formerly OF Walpole
In Rochester, N. ", Nov 8, Reuben shedon Esq (o
the firm Of Sheldon sonc) aged about Sc years. former
ly of Ieyden, Mass Printers in Mass will please notice
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The Lldtstriel CaiGisien reports a royal marriage
The daughter Of the Queen Of Madagascar has lately
espoused Frenchman, NJ. Maxine Lepelier who is
the possessor only Of princess, but of one Of the
largest beeisaltng establishments in the country.
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FIRE! FIRE!

~ HE Brsitleboro Fire SOeiey hereby notified
IL that their annual meeting will be held at Henry
Smiths Stage House Tuesday, Nov liih, 1876, al
6 O'Clock Z. NJ. A. II. DWINELL, Clerk.
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IEFAETIcIDE IN IkDIA.--Dr. Bradley, Of Ellich.
poor, states in paper read before the Bombay Gcog.
raphical Society, that the Khonds Of the districts Of
Pondacole, Calodye, and Bor, annually destroy above
one thousand female children.
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CURE ron LIFE aUARANTIrD.

The Electupry contains NO MINERAL MEDICINE,
erfu and irritating Purgative No fear taking cold when
under i influence, change in diet necessary Il taken
according 10 the directions A CTRE FOR LIFE is
GUARANTEED. $3.50
DAVID y, BRADLEE, General Agent for the New
England States, Il9 Court Street, Boston.
AeEErs- BratlstOro, pULToN g. CLARK; BsLlOes Falls
NJ Harris Ksene N III, J. Bixby Woodstock, s. j. Allen
Montpelier, Clark andCollins Bows
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Massachusetts. The election for Governor, Lieut. Gov.
ernor, Members of the State legislature and Representa-.
tves in Congress, took place in Massachusetts Monday
The Bosan Atlas of Tuesday morning contains returns
from nearly the whole State The result just what
expected in the good Old Bay State Briggs elected Gov
ernor by the people by, at least 1000 maoniy-not Lo-
cofoco elected to the Senate aud in the House. that
ty will hardly have a corporals guard.
The Atlas says, we have probably elected nine Wing
Members Of Congress, aio two in little doubt
King and Hale, in First and Ninth Districts MIR Palrey
wants several hundred of majority, but there be
doubt shall carry the District at the election and
thus present undivided Wing front in Congress" by
the table below it will be that the Wing gain
last year is 9077
REHABILITATION OF VOTES FOR GOVERNOR
1876 1875.
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NJ We indebted to Mr. Twtchel, of Worcester, for
copy of the second edition of the Boston Atlas (by Ex
press Worceser Of Tuesday morning, containing re-
of the Massachusetts election, for which he will
please accept our thanks.
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W Toeatytoo deaths occurred in New Orleans by Vel
low Fever during the week ending on the 10Th nt
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Wing Senators elected IN Franklin County by two OF
three hundred majority. Lucus Nins Loco, was elected
Representative in Greenfield by majority.
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LIVE CHICKENS!

WANTED at the HrDRoPArHIc EsrABLrsH-
w nEsT. a.
l.. FURST, Superintendent.
Brattleboro, Nov 4. Tiff
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Iotoa-.4aOder WLig vetOry The first election in the
State Of Iowa held Monday the 10Th ult, and
resulted in the complete triumph OF the Wings Wing
Governor, Wing Member of Congress- and Wing Leg
stature chosen Two United States Senators too
elected by the Legislature. This of the greatest
tories Of the day
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Mufs, Mufs.

900 MUFFS, comprising the largest aud most
AOO desirable lot we have ever offered for sale.
Black Lynx Nuts Imitation do do; Fitch do
Tape Fox do Blue Coney, do Black do do Blue
Denett do; Black do do Grey Squirrel do, Boas,
&c. CUNE g. GOODHUE.
Braltleboro, Nov. LIST, 1876. II
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Am InteIIigent YOUNG Man

n TO 81 years of age is wanted TO learn Paper
L y Making at our Mil in Brattleboro. A liberia
compensation given please apply soon.
THOMAS 8. CUTTING
Nov. Cd. 1896 SlsII
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BOz's New Work,
No. 4 Nearly Ready.

DEALINGS WITH THE FIRM OF DoMBEr T. SON.
THN HE subscribers will issue the numbers Of Charles
IL Dickens new work as last as received from Eng
land, with ALL the LONDON ILLUSTRATIONS and
PLATES complete. This Edition will be issued in one
week alter the arrival Of each number, printed on fine
paper, with Two STEEL EseRAvIsGs in EACH NUM-
Der, together with other illustrations 10 short il will
be fac smile Of the London edition. The work will
be completed in 30 numbers, and sold at the price Of
- Ia CENTS EACH NUMBER, Any person sending US
1uo dollars in adpauee shall receive the 90 numbers
complete. Numbers lost by mail win be supplied gratis
IL notified Tree OF expense
Address all orders BRADBURY g. GUILD, ~
School STREET, Boston.
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INdPURTTxns or THE nLoop.

For all Impurities Of the Blood arising from the impru-
dent OF Mercury, other for all diseases OF the
Skin aud seFofnous Affections; in all where the
Blood powerfully determined the head producing dir.
Illness and distress, DR.. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY Is en-.
iiralu I,nariu
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AT THE WI. GOODS STORE,


A LARGE assortment Of TEAS, warranted 10 be
IN of very superior qusily-at the very lowest
ket prices,
A few Tubs of extra nice sweet butter.
Likewise, the very best cheese constantly hand.
GEO A. MORSE.
Bra ttleboro Nov. 1916. 3wl2
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HAsTERN ROUTE.

For Worcester and Boston, O'Clock A. NJ, every day,
Sundays excepted.
For Fitchburg, Boston and Lowell at l2 o'clock NJ
every day, Sundays excepted via Aihol and Trmpleton
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Via Fitzwillam
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays
SPENCER & KINGSLEY, PRoPRiETons
Bratileboro, Nov LIST, le46. ~
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Michigan. The returns from this State still imper-
feet, but give good hope tina, the Wings have
elected and perhaps two of the three Members of Con
gess At any rate large Wing gain has been made
the last three years The State has heretofore been consd
cred hopeessy Locofocn.
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INFLANGNAToRY nIsEAsEa

Although the ELECTUARY was originally prepared for
the OF PLEs, yet has proved itself be Medicine
far superior to all Others in all diseases Of nammatory
character, with determination Of blood any particular
part organ. In Inflammation and Congestion Of the
Liver and Speen Inflammation, Soreness and liberation
Of the Stomach, Bowels Kidneys and Badderi In InhAm-
matory and Meenral rheumatism is the BEsr Medicine
arad
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NOTICE.

IN HIS may certify that have given my son Luz
II cils +. Cone bio duine the renaanticr ofhis
minority. will not pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date neither shall claim any of his earn
ings EPA CONE.
Dummerston, October LIST, 1886. I'll
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NOTICE.
g TAGES run from Bratteboro as follows
7rourrxru1r "a oYrrr.

For Burlington, Montpelier Haverhl, aud all towns
the Connecticut River, every morning, Sundays except
ed, at 4 o'clock, A. NJ.
For Rutland, Mddlebury, and Vergenues, at4 A. NJ
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
This Stage intersecis with Stage AT walpole whicl
passes through Chariestown Windsor and Montpelier
Burlington in for the afternoon boats TO 81 John
and Montreal
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Buck Wheat Flour
NOTICE.

TN resi- Ground, for sale by
II Nov. s, 1876. TOWNSLEY & SONS.
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For Sale.
Would Exchange

!, s, T. Horse Wagon Wheels, or the Ok, wide
felies or narrow, for No. Spruce Shinge.
Nov. Q. r.. FARMS W ORTIZ.
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.

For Northampton. Springfield and New York, at A. NJ.
and 9 P. NJ, every day, Sundays excepted.
Passengers leaving Brattleboro at A. NJ, arrive in
Springfield in season for the afternoon trains East and
West arriving in Albany for the evening train 10
Buffalo, arriving in Buffalo evening at o'clock
Passengers taking the O'Clock Stage, arrive in New York
a
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The examination at West Dover is designed for the Tea
cheers Of Dover aud Sonlerhei-a Hammonds Mills, for
the Teachers Of Ston and Wardsborost Fayetteville,
for the Teachers of Newhne and Brookline-at West
Wesmuste for the Teachers Of Westminster and Athens,
u convenient the Teachers of Athens may 20 10
Grafton TO Rockingham to be examined The Town SUI
perInendena requested TO give much publicity 10
this Notice possible The examination each day will
commence at o'clock, A. NJ rie
ADDISON BROWN, Co. Sup Of Schools.
Brattlehoro, Nov. 9th, le46.
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alabama. It appears that the Wings "ue
soon in claiming the election Of Beman, whg in the
Sd Congressional District in Alabama Cottre Loco is
elected by majority of 80 In 1874 the Loco majority
was 700, and in lsl5 no Wing candidate nominated
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Popular Yots. Wing majority now, 300.
Clsys majority in 1874, s23.
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.Ytlo Jersey. The Wings have elected their Governo
and Lieut. Governor by majority much increased owe
former elections aud four of the Eve Congessmen-a ga
of Member The Legislature will stand as fol
los
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To All whom il may Concern.
~ HE undersigned he's this day given his Cyrus
Il ID. Blanchard, his tue during the remainder Of
his minority, and hereafter will clan none OF his
ges, nor pay any debts Of his contracting.
AARON BLANCHARD.
West Wardsboro, Nov. LIST, 1876. III
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hereby give notice that will the Town Superiu.
iendens Of Schools in this county for the purpose Of
aiming Teachers for the winter schools, follows;
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coSNEL'a
Pain Extractor

For the cure Of Dans, sralas. B.rsrs.
i. Cas-. Pies. Ssll Rhepm, Eaaharss 80
Gems. - eenessi Sores II I'll L.
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borough, pr. IaEaes iosng. Oafega, 81 4 AZ
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Union Hotel. I!i.IsborOud

's*HE subscribers, having purchased tie Zion
! Hotel, HilIsborough, n. g., have thorouhly
repaired the House, and fitted it up with edire
rev furniture.
! They have the pleasure of announcing tothe
public, that they have succeeded in securinethe
services of MR.. & MRS. l.. G. WREN, toeu-
perintend the establishment, who, from their ex-
perlence and ability 10 conduct the business an-
hot fail to please the travelling community.
The Proprietors have spared no expense init
ting up the House in neat and comfortable stie:
aud they pledge themselves to the travelling rsb-
lie. thaftha house will be constantly supplied Nth
good clean beds, Widespread table, faithful Ind
obliglng servants, and good ostiers, and that de
~ effort saai! he made to render all those ys.o
may favor them with call comfortable.
Regular Boarders, Lawyers, Jurors, &c. Jill
find at this house quiet and comfortable hote.
II is situated convenient TO business, AMI at lie
same time removed from the hustle and confusbi,
of the court yard.
Gr Two or three Families can bc accomao-
dated with boaJd for the Summer
LONG, WEBB, IL CO, proprictorsF
Nay IS. ss-j
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CASES 81 CbSaEst4EE FEVER CEBEn.
& GEN LEHMAN aatsE8EE flaEazrh Islszsa5s.
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sisAtaess g. iast aaeF ihiray pounds il wslshl.
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the da'lle alsas. - il were. # eangssii.e ever.
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r. Rra'sss, sac. R.ts. cu,s, Gld Mr.,
anu liis.
VERY valuable preparation ui.s,sr III. ,,.,.
= l. n In bad ri u. Heart. ia tl.ir t;s,,. h.
merchants re 20 "s!' asaltsd go tie l.,.'.-
hts. Old saHrs, 81. thai H. st,st j. il. .ae.,
Ore nights aEF ,ar4s5en i'll >atIre inr IT. a..
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lie raa wrt sli gee'e tits afticlr ~ THAI rel
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Whole Tar. irem Pritnlurs 10 Baltimore.
-FOUR DOLLARS ONLY.

II ANELLERs going neFth are advised tia
u the New. Quick and Splendid steamer
MOUNT VERNON. Carr. e. ". GuxxELL,
DOW runs from Aequia Creek TO Baltimore ever
MONDAY adn TIlt EsDAY. in eouneAion with
thc k,chmand ard PriersLufg, ard Rl,hmoi.d and
fredericksburg Rail Rods.
TIE MOI NJ VERNON lea,c~ Arqui,
Geek Immediately On the arrival of the Cars, and
Passengers by this Line Ecach Baliin,lrpe u the
same price. ard some hours earlier than those l.s
tie james River aad Hay loats. They also avoid
the dangers Ut sca.siehuc aud the unceuainlis.
wide and rough portion Of tie Bay between OH
foin, comfort and the mouth Of Potomac. and
make the trip hcwten Acquia Creek md BALI
more in E mr. una splendid Sfeanboat. unsurpas.
sod in strength, sprtJ. trauty or comfort, by any
Boat south Of phlladt lpEia.
II For further particulars. or Through Tick
cts apps At tie 0Ii;cc Of the Richmond ard Pc
terstairg Rail Road COMPANY. 10 the
TICKET AGENT.
July 9th.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
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Linimcnt and EiiXer,
FnR RnEIMATIsM-

THE Sudden. certain AMI sure Eslsf tlai tie
mse nj tllis PREPARATION gives Ia thu ,ui,t,t,,
alrnnst leyond belief II, renrtraiina "nct.. ssr
very great. 81 mueh - thai the worst rass- fs,e
hceH entirely cuEsd III two ~ three days. pfr.se.
troubled with this complaint haze "nly To Use tht,r
Preparations according 10 digeciions, the Eh,sf..a
masily, aud the I.inimrnt applied ouia arlI, ani
4 cure j. effected almost hrturr tlcy have srAcl
for any good results To fellow the application.
Quite nnnhet @; persons in the cit, atd ,lstr ID.
New lork, who have teen runsd b, thr L., i
ihess PREPARATIONS. have gistu large suus. IA H.
prorTi"'orS n hr applied to the giving 1t th,mto
the poor. whirk i. iail. done. trrtifc ai.s viii.
out number, ar, pouring in ctrr, da, or two. Il
is useless TO say. that hi, urti,lr r.. ais" Ia.
coun'"rIr,rj aud tie lthlic trs cautiom j scagr,t
hu.ing any that las not the signature of onls,c
4 60. upon Zach hoitlr.
sold, who't~s|e l., Com.tock & g.. q rr;.
landt srrci. New io,h; and by u. Heart. Ha.
borough, DR.. James Young. O.tord, and ]. 4 Y.
Sloan, GrecnsboFough.
April 5. a.