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feTsrheiess 7; Is certain thst Sir r robert
4rsi VIII support no measure Of repeal up
Noa any Other terms than those OF what he
eonsi' 'ers a. adequate compensation, 10
The agrlcul RATS; 50 thar unless the new
ministers ropose such an adequate cum-
pensation. ihfy will End themselves op o.
sed By the conservative in1ioity OF more
than one hundred, undiminiShpd bv sin
gle unit. and reiniorcei, no dOuu y many
honest wings like Mr.. Cayley. Even II
they have recourse to a dissolution, they
are emore likely 10 loose thantogain, but hey
must gain more than fifty seats tor p ace
themselves IN theirglorious majority OF one,
and Il is perfectly impossible that they can
gain the half Of fiIy. gain Of one hum
dred votes will be Necessary 10 RAISE them
70 the position from which Sir Robert Ppe's
government relires-so much for consefys-
tive prospects.
From the London Sun, Dec. II.
Lord John Russell having undertaken
the task Of forming q npw administration.
is proceeding with all despatch in making
hIs arrangements.
Lord Palmers,on has teen sent for, and
will quickly arrive in London. To him
the Foreign office will he roriidrd
Lord Norm indy, in al! probability, takes
the Home office.
Lord GrOy the Colonial office.
Mr.. Barring resumes The Choncellorship
OF the EKchcqurr.
Lord Morppth may possibly 20 10 Ireland
(wherp his popularity would render him
an admirable Lord Lieme e1ant.)
Lord Cottenham resumes the Chancellor
ship oi England.
Lord Campbell the Chanceliorof Ireland.
Sir Thomas Wilde and Mr.. J5rys will
Be Attorney and Solicitor Generals.
Lord Minto t,kes the Admiralty.
Sir John Hobhous-, Mr.. Charles Pul'er,
Mr.. Hawrs, Sir George Grey AID Mr.. Tu'-
nell, will iorm parts Of the government.
Sir c. Napier and AdmirsI Dundas are
10 ioa rhr Admiralty Board.
Such are the oa dis Of the day.
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ANOTHER RIcHMoNDIN THE FIELD

The State Journal Of the esd Jan. IN
forms us thl, several gentlemen from the
Northern part of the State have requested
that the name Of s. R. EcELEY be plJeed
before the Convention as a candidate Tor
Governor. The Convention to select Il
met last Wednesday. We have
no, yetlearned whom they have ehosor;
if Rlr. EckIey, this note will prepare The
minds ofhis friends for the reception OF the
news.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06

bls age. have teen presented praying '0'
a tar ON bachelors. What strange ideas
prevail among different classes, IN refer
epce 10 the Iururies Of ths world.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
THE SOUTdERN AND WESTERN
LITERARY MESSENGER AND

We have just received the first number
of the Twplvlh Volume OF this valuable
periodical. 1t is printed on fair ligh, po-
per. is neatly executed, and its table OF
contents presents n rich and attractive list
of Tales, Poems, Biography, Travel, end
Reviews. The Messenger has long teen
a literary journaloi the first class.
and Judging from tire number before us,
will continue TO sustain its we'll earned re-
We cannot TOO strongly recon-
mend the Messenger to the scholar and
general reader.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06

G-We are informed 10y 'he-Journal thar
several members OF the Legislature are de-
tanned from their seats by indTposillon.
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IN SENATE.
january o., 1916.
Prayer by Rev. Doolittle.


Mr. EckIey gave notice Of hin TO in.
corporate tie town Of Zoar Also, to u.
mend the act to i'coWorale the Sopa,ausr
Society Of Tolr TuEcarawas county. A.
50, till 10 ucorpolale the CatolI cOuuty
railroad company.
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out. A more eapshie and industrious
comm iIter roHd not be eeasily raised,
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RHEUMATISM. ACUTE AND CHRONIC.

lust received Christies Galvanic Bands and Brace
~ lets, TO be used in connection with Chtslie's Mag
netie Fluid, for the cure Of Rheumatism in all its forms
Also, Chfistie's Galyanic STRENG THENING
PL.iSTERS, so highly approved in all diseases of the
chest, pain IN the side, preventive for colds gen.
eral weakness, sc. As counterfeit Galvanic Plasters
arc offered, be sure and procure the genuine which
have an outer covering Of pure silk
All Others are worthless limitations.
The only place in Windham County where the
above articles can be obtained, is at
10 MORSE 4 MlLLER'S, Bratteboro.
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EW GOODS,
4 Graniie Row. 4

4 Granite Row,
VNTE have now received our stock Of SPRING
w GOODS, consisting Of all that is new and de-
sirabe, ond latest imporaiions, and much larger
and better assortment than we have ever hereto
fore offered. Our assortment Of DRESS GOODS 10
very large, embracing all the new styles, Stnss, hus
Giaghams, OaJer Plaid, Rep. Cashmere, Corded
Lamas, Bai=orine, ". de LANES and many many o'neI
not fail examine before making their selections
In GINGHAMs and PRINTS we have almost
every thing desirable in style and quality
SEEAwLS,
From a cheap Cotton to rich Cashmere.
White Goods,
We can show the best assortment in this market
some entire styles figured Muslins, striped, Plaid
and Pyramidica Gradostrs, Lawns, Cambrcs, Linens,
Linen Hd'ks., &c.
Millinery Goods.
Plain Florence, Pedal, Rutland, NeoPOIifSH and
Birds Eye BoRneis.
Trimmings Of oil kinds
MOURNING ARTICLES.
Gloves and Hosiery,
in endless variety comprising Ladies', Gents, Misses
aud ChiIdrens oil kinds and qualities.
For the Gentlemen,
Our assortment of Goods in this line far exceeds any
of our lormer stock. Eng. French, German and A.
mericau cloths. every hue and quality now worn SUI
per Bk Doeskin, plain and fancy Cassmeres, and the
vEsTINGS
ever offered in this place. Twceds, scarfs aud Cra-
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cases spring style HITS,
. do. Drab Hats,
Leghorn Hats, mems and boys Caps, &C.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
China, Croekery T. Giass JVare, embracing all the
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Knires and Forks, Tea Trays, Brass Fire Sets.
FE1 Il HERS.
In short nearly every article in the furnishing hne.
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &c.
We respectfully ask the attention Of our customers
and oil to our stock, before purchasing.
DICKINSON, DAY & co.
April 49, 1876. sws4
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Agricultural Department.
From the Vergennes Yermonter
TO FARMERS,

Mn BLMsDEtL, Sir. As apples are becoming
valuable as feed for all kinds of stock, and their
culture very important subject to the farmer,
submit you the result Of an experiment made by me
two years since; hoping that it may call the slten.
ton of others to the subject.
have seven old apple trees which had become
hide-bound the bark being hard aud scrubby, to
such degree as TO prevent the circulation Of the
sap in consequence Of which they bear very little
fruit and that ofan inferior quality. Around these
trees dug trench about six feet from the trunk
and applied dung, plaster, ashes and salt, mixing
well with earth, and shaved tina outer bark from
the entire trunk of each. The trees blossomed full
and to my surprise, bore far better fruit than they
had ever borne before.
have tried this experiment on other fruit trees.
with equal success.
Yours truly REUBEN WHEELER.
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BrOadclOths and CassimereS.

English, German and American Broadcloths, large
assortment, and will be sold cheap
40 pieces Plain, Striped and Plaid Cassmeres of the
latest styles and at low prices.
Rich Cashmere, Silk and Worsted Vestings, Tai
lors' Trimmings a full assortment.
Gents. Black, Plaid and Fancy silk Cravats, superb
or Sd Blue Black Drap de. Vienna and Mkt Croton
Cloths Tor Gents. Summer Goats, superior and COM
mon Gambroons, Printed and Plaid Snuneis, with
many other articles too numerous TO mention.
A. f. DWINELL.
Bratileboro, April 81, 1876. IS
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CrOckery, China and Glass Ware.

We have just opened large assortment of new An.
desirable patterns, at very low prices
The above with many other useful and desfsb.
goods, viii be sold at very small advance from eo,,
WHEELER 4 PRATT.
April IA 1916 q,
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FOREST TREEs.-It was the opinion of several
gentlemen at a late Agricultural meeting in Boston,
that worn out fields, should be covered with forest
trees Mr. Stevens of Rehoboth, said he had an
acre of land surrounded with wood which he was
DESTROYS of covering in this manner. Three or
four winters ago he collected several quarts Of birch
seed, and about half bushe Of the balls of button
wood These he sowed and narrowed into this
field, but they would not come up, though where
the seed had dropped naturally into the ground
from the bordering trees, it terminated first rate
MIR Allen, OF Pembroke, ascribed this failure to the
probable unsoundness of the seed planted. He
gathers his birch seed in October and sowed it with
Winter rye. Soon after the first frost in Autumn
was the proper time to collect the seed OF the white
pine
Mr. Gleason, Of Wayland, had a piece of land,
which was cleared in 1916, aud one pitch pine tree
left standing in the centre. This piece is again
covered with forest trees and this has led him,
when he wished TO cover knoll with pine trees,
always TO set out one ofthe kind in the same posi-
ton. The seed, dropping on the snow when the
frost opens the burr, the wind blows it to some dis
lance, and sows it better than the hand of man
could DO Mr. Gleason thought it bes, to set out
all kinds Of trees as the frost is out Of the
ground in Spring
There was some difference Of opinion as to which
was best on poor lands, the birch or the chestnut
MIR Morton in favor of the latter He said
they should be allowed to grow four or five years,
and then cut down. The sprouts would then shoot
up rapidly.
Mr.. Sheldon spoke of piece of land once es.
teemed almost worthless, in which, many years ago,
he assisted the owner to SOW white pine acorns &c.
and harrow them in. There was birch forest
near, and this wood soon got into the piece and al
most entirely excluded the kinds which had been
planted. Thirty years afterwards, the wood was
cut and yielded forty cords to The acre
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NHE subscriber has received the largest and richest
u assortment Of seasonable DRY GOODS which
he has ever offered to the public, and respectfully in
vites the Ladies and Gentlemen to call and examine
style, quality and prices.
have for the Ladies
200 pieces rich style Prints,
90 - NJ de LANES,
Splendid new d" Rep Cashmercs,
Printed Lawns and Muslns,
Oregon Plads and Bingham Muslins,
Graduated Muslins, white and colofed;
Scotch Ginghams, plain and twied;
Balzorines, plaid and striped Epringles
Rich Organda, printed Muslins,
Plain, white, striped, figured, and plaid Cambrcs.
Dl'k, blue BLK, Alpines and Alpaccas,
Gold mixed pongee Alpaca for riding dresses,
$50 rich Cashmere, Broche, Barage, Stradilla, NJ.
de Lame Everlna, and other rich
SHAWLS,
Fashionable Florence, Pedal, Rutland, Lace,
Brdseye, and Children's b COMETS,
Bonnet and Cap RIBINS, Face Flowers, Tabs
and Ruches.
Also
so doz Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hosiery, some at
very low prices
Gents, Ladies' and Chdrens Gloves, a large as
sortment
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

Brown and beached Sheeting and Shifting of most
all widths and qualities, brown aud beaehed Drills &
Jeans, Tickngs, large assortment; Tweed, Plaids
Checks, Stripes, Denims, Cotonades, &c.
FASHIONABLE HATS very cheap, Leghorn
do, Cloth and Silk Caps Wooden and Cotton Carpets
Looking Glasses, Tea Trays, Table Cutlery, Crock
cry, new style Blue Ware, Glass Ware, Willow Wag-
ons, Travelling BASKETS, and Willow Cloth Baskets.
MORE or THOSE NICE FEA THEIRS
Rose and Bath Blankets Imperial Quilts, Black
Dtab and Red Moreens, Burlaps do. for Grain Bags
Corded, Hair Cloth and Grass Cloth Skirts Gents and
Ladies' Travelling Bags, new style PAPER HASelHss,
&c
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PUTNEY WOOLEN FACTORY,

TIME subscribers having their machinery in complete
Il repair, ready receive wool manufacture on
shares, by the yard the favorable They
have hand great variety of plain and fancy Cassmeres
which they will exchange Tor wool, delivery
JAMES KEfES X co
Putney, June 2 ls45. Il
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-14
THE HISTORY OF ROMl.lYS.M

BY Rev. J. Downing, A. NJ, Pastor Of the Bers.,
Church, New York. 18th edition. Just published
This IS a large octave volume, OF nearly 100 psga,
embeished with fifty beautiful engrsvings, in hand.
some emblemaiic binding. Price three dollars.
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Oil, Paints and Plaster.

n bDIs I9tsffu UlT,
Il 1000 he. White Lead, Venetian Red,
French yellow. Chrome do Paris Green
Chrome do, Red Lead, TIMBER, Lamp Black &c &c
1000 lbs Ground Plaster, just received for sale by
ORCHARD & SAWYER
Fayetteville, April p Gw36
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Of the newest styles Florence Bonneis Of the newest
styles, some very low price Rutland straw, do. Flow
efs and Ribins &c lew
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HOUSE KHEPING GOODS

Linen and cotton shifting and shee,inp. diaper, fl,
bic linen, and table cloths, napkins OF ali ina, H.
spreads, bed ticking, also a prime lot Of live Co.
feathers.
One case Paper Hangings 400 rolls oil entirely s.v
patterns, which can be sold at the manulseiu'.ss
nrices
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Fire Insurance COMPANY.
BONNETS.

HALL has just received from the manufacturers,
slV cases Florence Bonnes Of every quality, from 80
70 D dollars Also, common and fine Rutland Adeaides
hne white English Straws, Chip, Pedal and Fancy Lace
bonneis Also, Misses Fancy and Plain Florence Medo.
ma and Straws For sale wholesale and retail
" Merchants supplied al Boston and New York prices
ne mas also inl assortment Of Gipsey Wreaths and
to match.
100 pieces new style Bonnet Ribins
April 49, ~
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Drugs and Medicines.
GOLD AND SILVER WORK.

WARRANTED Silver Table, Tea, and Dessert
w Spoons, Elegant Gold Bosom Pins, Finger Rinps
Bracelets and Slides, Silver Speetacles &C. just
ard for sale by the subscriber, on the best terms.
Is. RANGER
Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted. Wanted
old Gold and Silver, in any quantity
April %, 1876, Sc
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Furnishing Goods.

roo yds CARPETING,
600 lbs Live Geese Feathers,
400 yds. Bed Ticking,
10 doz Brown Beached and Color'd Table Cloths,
Russia and BiFdseye Diaper, Crash,
Elegant Bedspreads,
Is pieces Furniture Prints
Curtain Muslns
TIME PIECES, LOOKING GLASSES Tea Trays,
BEiisnna Tea Pots Knives and FORKS, Butter knses Sl-
YER Teaand Table Spoons Plated DO Fancy Bellows. ee-
CANT China and Printed Tea H9RE, 10 sets with plates
and dishes 10 match also full assortment Of Crockey &
Glass Ware, &c &c just received for sale the lowest
prices, by ORCHARD * SAWYER
Fayetteville, APul2s 6w36
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INSURANCE.

TNhE ETNA Insurance COMPANY, Hartford.
u Conn, will insure every species OF properly
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THOMAS K. BRACE, President
S. s. LOOMS, Secretary
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NEW FIRM.

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any COW will give NAV be accurately determined by
observing Natural Marks, OF External Indications
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Milk, &c, Sc
BY NJ. FRANCIS GUENON,
or LIBouRNE, FRANCE.
Translated fer he Farmers Library from the French By ~
p. TRiST, Esq, late q Consul az HrraHa
UIh introductory Remarks aud Observations on The
COIC and The Dairy.
ny JOHN 5. SKINNER,
Editor Of the Farmers Library.
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buggy Trimmings.

DLATED and Brass Bands, Buggy Lamps, Elliptic and
er, Oil Capeng, Coach Lace variety Of choice patterns
ioF sale in large or small quantities, low, by
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ParasOIs and sun Shades,
Rich Furniture Patches.
LINEN GOODS.

1914, Sd, 90, "A, and s-4 Linen Sheetngs and
ShrIings, large assortment at low prices; extra super
Damask and Snow Drop Table Covers, common and
brown Linen do Damask and Snow Drop Napkins,
Russia, Scotch and Birdseye Diaper some very fine
and nice; 90 doz Linen Cambria Hd'kls. Of superior
fabric and finish, and very cheap; Beached and Brown
Linen Driq also hrotyn I l,f rhinu
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YNHE Publisher having received numerous apple,
Il tons Tor single copies Of Dowling's History af
Romanism, and the American Statesman,s Ns1o,I
from places remote from express routes that The e
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books proposes TO send them BY mail in paper eoyen
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they will be presented with one copy of Sears BesQi
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prefer.
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d r e s S GOODs.

Rep. and twilied Cashmere de LANES new and ,..
rich styles; wy
Muslin de LANES from "a to IS cts per vd..
Rich new Balzorines, Lawns, Muslin 'Gi5oL.
Scotch Gingbams, white Plaid and sriuei ~.
bres and Musns, entirely new and ba,e,s,
styles;
Silks, plaid, striped and plain Of very desrsb.,,,.
RICH CASHMERE SH.aVLS, such AZ ssa ~
for s14,01, which we will sell for sIt.50.
Low price Cashmere Shaws, from s40o 10 saso
Silk Shawls, NJ. de Lame DO, Damask shaw,
summer shawls and Barage Scars iJt 49,
Misses in great variety;
5000 yds. Print Of entirely new styles, which vinh.
sold as cheap as the cheapest;
Drob Mofeen for skirts, Corded skirts. Drahn,.
ask Satnet and Cashmere far carriage ttmmiro,,
Broad Cloths Of all colors and qualities, lancy ~
plain Cossmefes OF all styles, Vesngs end IT,.
lofs' Trimmings m great variety;
All wool carpets from 56 10 S. cts;
Cotton do {" IS 10 so els.
Oil Cloth do at 30 cts;
Straw do Tulted Rugs, Floor cloths. &c
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SPRING FASHIONS.

MISSES WAITE = SMITI
XNToULD respectfully announce to the public that they
w have received the SPRING FASHIONS for Dress.
and Bonue,s Of the latest and most approved STYLES
-ALso,-
choice collection Of Hbns and Flowers great variety
Of Millinery Goods, ali Of which will be sold at low prices
GTold Bonne,s repaired and pu, in the mos, Fashiona
bic shape reasonable terms.
IJNo Granite Row, up stairs
Aprl s, l546. %
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yarnish, Lintseed Oil, SC.
CIRCULAR saws. &c

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- e., COMPASS and Felioe, in great variety; also,
SU n Ne Yn, nd Mechanics Tools just
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NEW GOODS.
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A SUPERIOR article of Pure White Lead; also
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