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DIED.

In Goshen 18th inst Abncr Carr, of Dyscntery,
aged IS.
In Burlington, 4th inst. Hon. George Allen, aged
49 years.
At q meeting of the Mechanics Institute of Bur
lngon, Saturday evening, Sept 5, 1876, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted
RcsoYre9 That in the death of the Hon. George A.
Allen this society lamens the loss of one of its most
efficient founders, its first President, and member
whose interest in our association has ever been man
Tested by word and deed, and in whose counsel
and advice we have been accustomed to repose that
confidence which an able and Il good ma, alone, in
spires.
ResoIced That we tender our svmpathies to his
bereaved family and that we attend his funeral to-
morrow and wear the usual badge Of mourning.
Resolcck, That a copy of these resolutions be pre-
scented to his widow, and to each of our village pa
pers for publication. ISAAC DOW, fres'
S. FLETCHER Sec. -G0@e@e'
In North Ferrisburgh, Sept. II, Mrs Betscy, wife
Aaron Parks, of leicester, aged 39ycarS
For the last thirty years of her life Mrs Parks
has been a worthy member ofthe Methodist Episco-
nal Church. Her departure from the militant to the
church triumphant was.suddcn and unexpected to
her husband and children; but she was prepared
She was sick only forty eight hours. The disease
was pronounced by the Physicians to be Cholera
Nlorbus Although her pains were Of the most ex-
crciating char acter yet long as she had strength
to speak, her soul trumphed in hope of glorious
;nn,ortoIitv. S. HEwEs.
In Rochester, Sept /, Capt Elias Richmond, aged
60 years. p
Middlebury, aged % years.
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A VALUABLE TESTIMONY.

We like at all times give credit when credit is due
and if at the time relieve the distressed
are doubly gratifed we, therefore, give the following
voluntary testimony to the beneficial effects of Wis
tar's Balsam ofWid Cherry by the editor OF the Co
lumbia South Carolinian, who appears to have obtain
ed great relief from its use. Old Dominion, Ports
mouth, Va.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
We seldom resort to patent medicines, having great
respect for the skill of the medical profession, but
chance threw into way the above named medicine,
Immediately after the close of the late session Of the
Legslaure,wen lungs wcrea lmost dried up by the
highly raIitcd atmosphere of stove warmed State
House. The Balsam Immediately relieved us ola most
harassing cough, which threatened health i'll
rious degree We feel that we indebted to it for
some fifteen pounds of animal weight-whch addition
being once FELT cannot be forgotten.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
For sale by f. j. BLISS s. Co. Brandon, and by deal
ers of Medicines generally
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Principle of deciding on Elec-
tiOns,

1t has been generally understood that an elected
Member of the National or State Legislature should
bear the political name of the majority of voters at
tending the polls on his election, OF late it has be-
come somewhat the fashion to decide according to
the political complexion of the plurality ofthose yot-
ing in the District or Town. But this does not seem
to satisfy opponents Of the Wing party ior IN
the recent election of Representatives to the State
Legislature out of the II to 10 towns electng those
claimed by Liberty party wire pullers, as Liberty
party Representatives, only town (Stowe) polled
a majority of votes on the State ticket, and but tco
towns (Williston and Stockbrdge) a pIHraEty These
things are named, to show some who might not 9TH
erwise notice this fact that thoLToadest principle
of deciding as to the political appeatve of members
elect only three be rightfulIy claimed as of the
Liberty party Rochester may be named for illus
tration. AT the last election $50 votes were given
for Eaton 70 for Brainard and 81 for Smth so that
there was majority of II Wing votes overboth the
other parties. Yet, because VIM B. Henry was none
mated by the Liberty party, and Wings voted for
him. he is claimed as Li6eryparty representative.
The political party which has long stood in the M
morrill, may in other cases, have united with the
Liberty party for the purpose of defeating the known
large plurality, or even the majority by obtaining
a change of some few votes, and for a temporary
purpose IT, then, the Liberty men do not consti-
tute even plurality where is the proprety of call
ing the Representative from such town, Liberty
party representative? 1t is to be hoped that the
freemen of this State will view these things in their
proper light and give each Representative his prop
or political name.
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Magnetic Telegraph to Burling-
ton.

We understand a proposition will soon be
submitted to our citizens, which will enable
them, on raising the inconsiderablc sum of
$1,000, to place Burlington in Magnetic COM
munication with New Y ork, Boston, Phila-
delphia, Buffalo, Washington, &C., &c. Mr.
Darrow, Of Utica, n. T., from whom the
proposition will proceed, and who is connect
ed with the Western Magnetic Telegraph
line, was in town on Monday last, on his way
from Montreal and Quebec, where he informs
us, he has been entirely successful in secur-
ing the requisite amount of funds to continue
the wires from Burlington to those Cities
The communication between New York, and
the other places named and Saratoga Springs
is already completed, and will be extended to
Whitehall forthwith.
And now what will Burlington say and
do? 1t appears to us that it would be an in
suit to her enterprise and intelligence to sup
pose that she needs argument or solicitation
to lead her to raise the small amount required
to secure so prodgious business convenience
aud advantage. The money must be forth
coming at the proper time A Magnetic
Telegraph which will give us daily (and if
required, hourly) intelligence from New
York, Boston and Washington, must be Sc.
sured. Circumstances, itappears to us, leave
the citizens of our active and thriving town
no choice in the matter The wires Of this
wonderful and heaven-born agent Of inter-
communication are traversing the country
like the fbrcs CT 4 spiders web, in every di-
rection, and Burlington will not consent to
be without them. Her local pride, no less
than her business Interests, will compel her to
resort to them.-BW. Free Press.
Go it General, for the Lightning news; and Rut-
land, Brandon, Midlebury and Vergcnnes will put in
for q share, at no distant day.
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Stage Robbery,

We understand that trunk belonging to
an English gentleman on his way to Canada,
was cut from the boot of the Middle Line
Stage, last evening, somewhere between this
place and Granville. 1t has not yet been
found.
1t seems that the robbers, whoever they were,
obtained the rrong trunk, as another one,
owned by the same traveller, was on the
stage at the time, containing several thousand
dollars in specie. There was nothing but
clothing in the trunk stolen.- JVhHeha@ Dem
Ocrdt
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO, Sept. II,

FTluay' Z I. NJ
A favorable wind has waited into port
portion of the upper lake fleet, heavily laden
with the various productions Of the west, and
quite a number are now in sight, gaily plow-
ing Their way through the deep blue waters of
Lake Erie.
In flour, however, there seems to be very
fair inquiry, and among the transactions which
have occurred we notice the sale of 400 bbls
Premium Mills, choice Ohio, in handsome or
der, at SO 50; also Michigan at the same
5l3 bbls. mixed Michigan at $3 80, and 50
bbls Centre Mills, Michigan, at S3 7o.-1roy
BudqGt
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Appropriations for 1896.

Civil and Diplomatic Expenses,$4,o 53,612 6S
Indian Department do 1,1o6,698 so
Naval Service, 7,449,7o3 50
Army, 6,S73,0S2 67
Volunteers and other troops, 11,957,359 90
Prosecution of Existing War, 100000 90
Regiment of Mounted RAemen, $500 90
Sappers, Miners and Pontoniers, $4,000 90
Military Academy, 123,976 90
Fortifcations, 1,44O,O00 90
defensive Works" 10000 90
Post Office Department, 4,o78,5l0 IS
Pensions, 2,744,535 40
Deficiencies of 1916, 1,700,9l4 80
Smithsonian institution-viz:
Interest on the Fund of ($515,-
l69 COY which may have accr.,-
ed on the 1st of July next 242,129 90
Miscellaneous, 429,138 50
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WASHINGTON, Thursday evening.


SUICIDE OF FELIX Grumpy MCCONNELL.
The Hon F. G, Mcconnell of Alabama
committed suicide this afternoon at half past
two o'clock in his room, at the st Charles Ho-
tel, by stabbing himself with a large clasp
knife three times in the meek, and five times
in the stomach. He had been for two days
previous laboring under the influence of ma
MA a po'u The supposition is that he must
have died instantly; so deep were the wounds
inflicted, that either Of those on the neck, or
those on the stomach must have inevitably
proved fatal, An inquest was held on the
body, and verdict rendered in accordance
with the above facts, after which the body was
taken in charge Of the Clerk of the House of
Representatives. Tribune, Sept. II.
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WOOL MARKET.-BosToN SEPT. 7
Corrected weekly from the Boston Courier
BRIGHTON MARKET-SEPT. 7

At market, 267O Beef Cattle, 8 yokes Working Oxen,
800 Store Cattle 81 Cows and Calves $500 Sheep, l45O
swine
FRoEs-Bcef Ctttc--Extra so 0O first quality IS 00
second quality, SO 90 25; third quality 81 90 90
Working Oren-Sae were made at S52 1866, SS63, SS6o
and $50.
Yearngs, SIS 5Oa 80 and 80; 2years old $l1
GoSs and caves-At $14 $13, $18, s21 $26 1871 and
Siesp-At s131. 81 81. 81 IS, as2 10, and 50 IS.
Sjcine-Old hogs at wholesale, IL c. AT retail
TO Ice,
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JACOB PERKINS Estate
STATE OF VERMONT, !
DISTRICT OF FAIRHAVEN, IS.

DE IT REMEMBERED, that at Probate
AD Court holden at Castleton, in and for
said District, on the oath day of August, A.
d. 1916, Present, A, WARNER, Judge,
An Instrument in writing, purporting to be
the last Will and Testament Of Jacob Perkins
late of Orwell, in said District deceased, be-
ing presented to said Court by Daniel M.
Cook the executor therein named for Probate.
1t is ordered, that notice thereofbe given To-
all persons interested to appear at session On
said Court to be holden at the Probate Otlice
in Castleton aforesaid, on the 25ih day OF
September next, to contest the probate OF
said will if they see cause, by publishing q
COPY of this order three weeks successfully IN
the Voice of Freedom, a newspaper prln'eo
at Brandon, previous to said time OF hearing
A true copy of record,
JAS A. WARNER, Register
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In pursuance of a recent vote of the Direc-
tors, the assessment Of SIS, on each share of the
Company's stock, heretofore laid and made
payable on the 9th of August next,win be di-
vided so that only 50, on each share will be
requird on that day, and the remaining IS,
on the 10th day Of Nov. next.
The assessments may be paid to the Treas
urer, at his office in Middlebury, at the office
of Samuel Henshaw, & Son, MERCHANTS
Exchange Boston, or to either OF the following
Banks, viz; Bank of burlington, Bank OF
Vergennes, Bank of Middiebury, Bank OF
Rutland, Bank of Bellows Falls, and Chesh-
ire, Keene, N. II.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer,
Middlebury, Aug. 8, 1916. 3
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NAVAL. The United States brig Parry,
Gone of the Gulf Squadron,) Geo. s. Blake,
Lieut. commanding, arrived at Pensacola,
Aug 21st-all well. The Perry sailed from
Norfolk in May last and has been, with the
exception of few days, at sea ever since
that period. She was sent to Chagres with a
bearer of dispatches to the Pacific Squadron,
and landing that gentleman, proceeded to
Vera Cruz to join the blockading squadron.
But having touched at Jamaica on the way,
and there learning the rumor of privateers
about the Island of Cuba, was at once dis
patched by Commodore Conner to cruise in
that vicinity for the protection of our COM
merce. This duty has been well performed
and her officers are satisfied as yet there are
no privateers about those parts.
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WATER LINE Edwin R. Rich, of Richville, Shore
ham, requests US to say that the extreme dry wealth
er has so much driedup the stream at Richve, that
he cannot grind his Water Lime so as to supply peo-
pie, until the fall rains shall have given them sup
ply Of water When the stream shall have been sup
Piled he will be ready to answer calls for his Ce-
ment.
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NEW TAILORING
ESTABLIS IL n Z n I.

FE1IE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO,
Il tee that he has opened a New ana
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT, in the room formerly occupied ~ LIZ
man c. Scott, first building east OF MeSSrs
Conant, Trask & Co.'S Store, where ne VIII be
ready to transact any business in the lire OF
TAILORING, on short notice. :.
From his long experience in different cit
les, in the CUTTING department, the SUD-,
scriber feels confident of being enabled to
rive good satisfaction to all who shall employ
him. ..
CUTTING
done at all times on the shortest notce'-
Chldren's clothes will be cut in the neatesE
and most tasteful style.
EsT Work in cutting and making warrant
ed we'll done or no charge. Terms moderate
A fan trial solicited
Brandon, Sept. l, 1916. II
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COMMERCE AND THE NAVY. While our
Naval force is so small, our commercial ma
rine is larger than that of any other nation Of
the world, Great Britain alone excepted.
The United States possesses nineteen thou
sand seven hundred and twenty vessels, with
an aggregate tonnage Of two millions four
hundred and sixteen thousand nine hundred
and nine tons, employing one hundred and
eighteen thousand seamen.
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LoGIC. The Nashua Gazette says John P
Hale can ado 10 harm to the Democracy in
Maine as his character is known to all" We
thought he was pretty well known in New
Hampshire last year; and we suspect he will
have more effect in Maine from the develop
ments hcre-we shall sce.-NeU Hampshire
Sentinel.
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TATTORING.

~ W. WINCH would respectfully in
W form the inhabitants Of Brandon and Vi
vinity, that he has lately commenced the
TAILORING BUSINESS, over the store
of 4. J. Bliss & Co.. and with the experience
which he has had in the business, feels con-
fdent that he will be able to give satisfaction
to all who may patronize him, both in style
and workmanship.
Er CUTTING done at short notice, and
warranted to fit, Improperly made mp
Brandon Sept. l, 1916. 1lt
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$51,4 IS
Total,

*The amount of appropriation for the Smithsonian
Institute to be replsted in the Treasury by interest
accruing on State bonds held by United States for
original Smithsonian fund.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERS
WICKED persons have been distributing salve ior
w sale in Vermont, which they call
DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

MAGlCAL IA1N LA4A<ANA OAS'
On the wrapper they have the name of Henry DALEY
printed To recount the alsehoods they circulate with
icir counterfeit salve would fill volume. Besides II
is too loathesOme to dwell upon. ,,L
Gentle reader plain statement Of facts Will enable
YOU to prevent future deception Heretofore many OF
you, while you supposed you were purchasing Dailey9
genuine Magical Pain ExtraGor have been BUYING pa
tractor acknowledged by ali druggists and dealers IN
medicines and physicians to be the best salYe in tie
on the label he writes his name IL Daley, with pen in
different colofed ink from the label The counterfeit has
Henry DALEY printed on the label in imitation of writ
ton In the genuine the initial II Daley, is written
in the counterfeit the whole name Henry Daley APP
transactions in this world and the man who resorts
falsehood and deception to impose upon the public out
fare they surely will come out poor in the begin
Citizens n of Vermont; offer you Daey's genuine
Magical Pain Extractor with his name written BY him
inc Pain Extractor and is what the proprieors Of Con-
nel's Pain Extractor claim to exactly initiate Wheth-
er it docs exactly initiate Daeys or not cannot say,
but never saw the first person yet who gave Councils
Now all ask is fairness in the whole matter.
hands Of the following agents for sale in boxes See;
that H DALEY is written with zen GU the wrapper.
John London Factory Point: W-Eecdor & Wickfsm
Pav'lot; L b Scoied & Co, S Nears; PouTtney; a 6,
nc Allen, Fairh9Fsn EJamieS 20 Toteto9 Mto,
Springs: II Holland Dandy Corners; BIaltindale,
Walingford tones Dow, Cuttingsville; l. b Par
ker, Clarendon; Luther Daniels Rutland; D Wins
low Pittslord; Volnev Ross, Brandon; w p Russell,
Middleburv; A 2 Roscoe, Newhaven; I Smith,
NIonkton; Boynton Bqylitt, hiRo;;5bnrgh HIM HIM,
& Co., BridpoIt: Chapman Nc Even, Chipmans Pit;
w B Catlin & Co.. Orwell; and r Walker, Renson.
1t was Dalley's Extractor that made and put up
years before Connel's. IT was Dolleys that won tho
wonderful reputation, and asonished the whole medi-
cal faculty hy its cures Gentle reader, it is Dalleys
signed with ren on the wrapper that YOU want. YOU
can easily test it. Twenty five cents buys box. Do
not suffer yourselves to be imposed upon any longer.
Oily NJ. A. HOLCOMB, Agent for IL. DALEY.
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1t is not yet settled, whether our army is
concentrated for the purpose of " conquering
peace" with Mexico, or Of conqucring piece
of Mexico,
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STRAY HEIF ER.

Gtame into the enclosure of the subscribers
Oabout the 18th of last month, two years
old heifer, milling size, and of yellowlsh
color. The owner is requested to prove prop
orty, pay charges, and take said helter away
Charles Blood,
Goshen, Sept15,1 1916. Z. y. Blood
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Dy LAWS OF MAINE. The Editor Of the BAN
gor Gszstte will please accept my thanks for copy
Of the Laws enacted by the Legislature of Maine, at
its last session.
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to tell Mrs. Russ to go to tea, when she was
found with her throat cut from ear to ear.-
Russ was arrested this morning, and locked
up for cXamination.-IIJ 10M.
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MARRIED.

In Orwell, on Tuesday Of last week, by Rev. RS
Cushman, Charles +. Hammond ID, of Crown Point
N Y. to Miss Eliza Jane Strong, of Orwell.
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Riot in Philadelphia

The Philadelphia North American Of last
Tuesday says
Yesterday, Charles Mnikin, said to be one
of the leaders OF the killers was taken be-
fore the Mayor, charged with having been
concerned in the riots Of Sunday night in the
vicinity of 7th. and St.Mary streets. He was
arrested while engaged in personal contest
with black man.
Two white females testified that about the
same hour l-2 o'clock, on Sunday night
they were assaulted, by two or three fellows
among whom was the defendant. These
women were most shamefully abused One
of them has been so maltreated that she was
hardly able to walk or speak the other had
one OF her eyes cut out with briclbat. Two
others were arlaigned with Minikin, who were
comitted for further hearing. 1t was stated
before the Mayor that Minikin, with his party
had frequently made assaults upon the people
in that neighborhood, and had threatened to
take some Of their lives
He was committed, the Mayor, under the
circumstances, not being disposed to take
bail for his appearance at court 1t appears
that during the whole eve ming, at several
points, there were conflicts, and some of the
police officers were asSailed and beaten
Three or four of the city night police pursu-
ed a party of the rioters in to the county,
where they were arrested by the police Of
Moyamensing.
The city police officers arrested were tax
en- betoreA lderman Fletcher,who disapproyed
of the conduct Of the Moyamensing police, in
making the arrest. Alderman Fletcher de-
cided that the city police had a perfect right
to pursue the rioters into Moyamensing-
He offered to discharge the city pc lice Off
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AM4N44MMT MSMSS

FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
VEVHIS day received, one door west Of the
IL Post Office, where gentlcmen's clothing
will be cut and made in the very best style,
and warranted to fit or no charges. Crate
full for past favors, and knowing that he is
able to give universal satisfaction, the sub
scriber solcits continuance of the patronage
of generous public.
READY MADE CLOTHING
Kept on hand and for sale very cheap, and
warranted of good stock and well made.
p O'ROURkE.
Brandon, Sept. A, 1916. y
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HORRIBLE MURDER OF A WIFE by HER
HUSBAND. The Coroner was called upon
this morning to hold an inquest upon the body
Of Eliza Russ, who has been for some time
past boarding with Mrs. Buchanan, at No.
isl White-st, she having been murdered by
her husband, by cutting her throat with a ra-
zor. tt appears from the facts elected that
Calvin Russ, husband of the deceased, is in
the employ of a Mr. Howe, chair painter in
Albany, that he recently sent several letters
to his wife, requesting her to proceed to AL
bany for the purpose of taking up her resi-
dence with him there but not Immediately
complying with his directions for want of
means, the husband came to this city yester-
day morning and went to his wife'S apart
ment, where he remained during the day, APP
parently on friendly terms, and it was under
stood that they were to leave by Intervening
boat; but from some cause their departure
was deferred another day. Between six and
seven o'clock last evening Russ was observed
TO come down stairs and leave the honse. In
q few minutes aftsrward sirl wentup stairs
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GOOD BARGAINS AT
LE0NARD'S WHARF, Orwell.
A. HITCHCOCK s. co.


EFAyE on hand and offer for sale a general a
Il Il 'or'ment of GOODS.
DRY GOODS, general assortment,
DRY GROCERIES, (no liquors)
HARD WARE and CUTLERY, CROCK
cry and GLASS WARE, DRUGS and
MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS and DYE
STUFFS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.
Peru Nails and Burlington Glass, very low.
Iron, Steel, Flour, Fish, sc.
Salt of all kinds, Mess and Prime Pork.
Nova Scotia Plaster; Haying Tools of all
kinds. Fresh Ground TROY FLOUR,
constantly on hand. All Of which will be sold
low for prompt pay! All kinds of
Produce received for Goods, and no charges
for showing goods.
Storing and Forwarding
solicited and done up on the best terms, and
prompt attention given. Call and see.
Poor lisricdnS! hold up your heads You
are not done up yet 6Tf
Orwell, July ~, ls46..
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
George Bancroft Of Massachusetts, to be En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of the United States fer the United
Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland vice
Louis McLane, recalled at bis own request.
John J. Mason, of Virginia, to be Secreta-
~ of the Navy, Of the United States, vice Hon
George Bancroft, resigned
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ESTRAY.

EABIE into the enclosure of the subscriber
~ about the goth of June last, ELEVEN
SHEEP. Said Sheep were not shorn; some
of them were marked with black on their
backs. The owner is requested to prove pro-
perry, pay charges and take them away.
S. p. BABCOCK,
Orwell Sept. 5, 1916. II