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HallOck, Mount & Billings,
Importers and JObbers Of
I'd r Y c. O o ID s.
ma PEARL ST., NEW YORK.

HAVE now 10 store and are daily receiving an
II u extensive assortment of SPRING GOODS,
adapted TO the County trade.
They would particularly invite the attention Of
merchants to their assortment Of WooLLEE GooDs,
consisting in part Of French, Belgian, English and
American Cloths, all colors and qualities; Wool and
piece black English, French and American Cassmeres,
French, English aud American Doe Skins, Fancy Cas-
simeres Of all STYLES Drab de to- Verona and Silk Ser
ges,Croton Coalings, g ambroons Sattnes Jeans &c
together with endless variety Of Prints, Alpaccas
Bombazines, Printed Lawns, Ginehams Sc, &c, &c.
which are offered at very low prices for cash credit
New York, March 1s, 1886. 4wissO
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@arrte0.

la Bernardson, March ~, by Rev. John =. Day, Mr.
Consider Adrch TO Miss Caroline H. Wells both Of D.
In Bernardson, March 49, by the same Mr. Benjamin II
Taylor Of Amherst to Miss Sarah NJ Slate.
In Westmoreland, March l2, by Rev Josiah Marvin hr
Cbsndler A. Cessey Of Chesterfield to Miss Susan Wheel
or, of W.
In New Salem, Jan. H. Mr. Solomon Tupper Of New
Salem TO Miss Submit Merrfeld, Of Fitzwialn, N II.
In New York I'd lust. Mr. Charles A Dana, Of Brook
Fsrm, West RoSbuy to Miss Euncc, daughter Of the late
John Macdanel, Of Washington.
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Latest Intelligence!
So PMDDEERS WANTED

VNO pedde Tin are, Dry Goods and Yankee No
IL tons the ensuing season, TO whom good wages
will be given To those who wish to buy their loads,
remember and give us call, (before purchasing. y
Our stock is mostly new and purchased at the owest
cash prices, that we can furnish them better to
quality, price and pay, than any other place in this
county. Remember 10 call the Store situated on
Main street, the head OF Factory street, and three
doors east Of the Baptist Church, where the sub
scribers will be happy TO wait on any who will favor
them with q call.
WILDER LOCKE.
Saxions River, March 10. ls46. 9wS0
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Auction.

ON SATURDAY, April 4th, will be offered for
" sale, at Public Auction, the residence Of c. H..
Miller in West Bratteboro great variety of articles,
such as
two Horse Sled,
one do do, Lumber Wagon,
two Horse Wagon,
Wheel-banow, Baskets,
Tubs Barrels, Boxes,
Harness, Bride, Saddle,
Sythes and Snaithes.
Remnants Of store goods, such Silks, Rbins,
Lawns, Edgings, Muslins, Gloves. Handkerchief,
Buttons, Combs, and other articles too numerous TO
mention. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
NATHAN MILLER, Auctoneer.
March %, 1876. 81
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Common school Notice.

TN accordance with the law prescribing my duties as
1County Superintendent of Common Schools, and
in accordance with the arrangements made at Fayeite-
vile on the 18th, in the notice OF the meeting
held there, hereby give notice that | will meet the
town Superintendent Of schools in the several towns
in this county for the purpose Of examining candidates
for teaching schools the ensuing SUMNER as fol-
lows:
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COMMISSIONS AND FITS.

DR.. A. II. Christie
Dear Sr-I feel duty to state for the benefit of the
public that your Galyanc Remedies applied by the
Rings and Magnetic Fluid, have entirely cured my son,
eleven years old OF the most and farming Fits
10 which he has been subject for tho last six years He has
oen had from l2 To 6 fits in day. and somtmes
companed with the dreadful seresching,
time ehoakng in the throat and pain the region Of the
heart His mother and myself have long dsspAired Of his
life but through the Of Providence and your
dies he is quite WELL and sincerely believe his
will be permanent am, very respectfully yours,
GEORGE WHITE, No. l0l Charles St
New York, Nov -, lS4S
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Brighton Market-lIOnday, March nd.

At market 77O Beef Cattle, 25 pairs Working Oxen 10
Cows and Calves ll60 Sheep, and 1900 Swine 375 Beef
Cattle 600 Sheep and 800 Swine unsold at the close OF the
market.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Prces have declined we noticed
Cattle only sold for Sc We quote extra IS first quail
i,y 25 a 8 80; second rs 50; third 81 1850
We noticed two beautiful Heiiers, weighing about 1000
each and an extraordinary Steer fed by Col Sherwood
Auburn, N. Y.-no sale effected
Working oKen-sales at $50, 500, $7s and 800.
$50
Sheep-Sales at 90, 2 60 and few very fne 90.
SwineA few lots sold pedde selected at &c for
Sows 90 for Barows large Barrow Hogs, selected 34e
Al retail, 2 and 8 lie.
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From Texas.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM
THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION
CoRPUs CnRisrI, March 81

CoRPUs CnRisTI, March 9th.
The main body of Gen. Taylors army had marched to-
wards Brazos ST. JsgO and the last regiment with Gen.
Taylor and his staff 10 leave the 18th inst There
that large force OF Mexicans had been
cenaled oppose the advance of Gen force and
these produced considerable excitement The United States
troops in the highest spirits, in expectation Of con-
fiet with the enemy.
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MINIATURES.

C. T. RIPLEY, from Troy, N. y, would respectfully
the citizens of Bratteboro and vicinity that he
has taken Rooms for few days Mr. Stems Bookstore,
where he prepared Miniatures by the Daguer.
reoype process style unsurpassed in city country
The public are invited call and examine his specimens
Bratteboro, March TO- 20
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The following certificate is from the lady Of Captain
John F. Strain Of the respectable citizens Of Al
bany n Y. Reference be given to many Others
ly ladies', who seem peculiarly Affected with this malady
Thisis certify that have beer afflicted for many years
past with the Sick Headache, which distressing complaint
has confined to the bed from 10 Two days in the week
during that time For month past Lhave Dr.
netc Fluid. l am happy TO state that Ihave not been
troubled with the sick headache since.
ANN STRAIN, 81 Dewitt St.
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Attention the Whole !!
EXECUTORS SALE;

Of undoubtedly the best property in Franklin
" county. The well known, justly celebrated and
newly built R0O1sS MILL, with four run oi Stones,
run Of water, and a run of custom, unequalled in
thee PArtssitu.tsd within lew rods Of the pleasant
and aourshng village Of Montague, by order OF the
Judge Of Probate; will be sold al Public Auction, on
the premises, Wednesday, the 18th of April next,
at O'Clock A. NJ, together with about acre OF
land, and the adjoining large, new and convenient
Dwelling House; and out Buildings, lately owned and
occupied by the late Joseph Root, deceased.
Also
quantity Of wheat, rye, corn, oats and potatoes.
For further particulars and view the premises.
Men OF Industry, Enterprise and Cspiia now is your
tmel ABEL BANCROFT, Executor.
March 10, 1876. so
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WHERE may be found a good assortment Of
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JUST PUBLISHED,
A complete History of the Potato and Potato
Plague, with directions for staying its further progress,
BY CHARLES P. B0SSEN, ESQ.,,
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Beet, &c., Sc,
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The New Hampshire Statesman makes clear aniirndi-
cal majority in the House, Of eviz 10y Wings, 80 In
dependents, making l40-Radicals 100.
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CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID.

III HIS remarkable discovery comprises an entirely safe
and novel application Of The mysterious power Of Gal
vanism, as remedial agent The Gavsnic Rings in
neetion with the Magnetic Fud have been used with
tire success in all of REU MATIs acute or chron-
Toohache, Bronchitis, Vertigo Nervous or Sick Headache
Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy, Epilepsy, Fits, Cramp Papi.
Complaints Lumbego, Neuralgia, Nervous Tremors bizzi-
Of the Head Pains in the Chest and Side General
Debility, Deficiency Of Nervous and Physical Energy and
all Nervous Disorders In cases Of DysPePSA, which is
simply derangement Of the Digestive organs they
have been found equally successful The Rings Of Diff
frent prices being made Of all SIZES and Of various
mental patterns and be by the most delicate fe
male without the slightest Inconvenience.
THE GALYANIC RINGS, BANDS, BRACELETS, &c.
Are notifications Of the invention and are recommended
in chronic Of disease where the Rings do
possess sufficient intensity Of power 1hey adapted 10
the waist arms, wrists ances chest any part Of the body
with perfect Any Cavanic power that required
may thus be obtained and complaint which the mystic
rious agency Of Galvsnm effect will Gail 10 be PermA
nenty relieved.
CHRlsTIE's MAGNETIC FLUID
Is used in connection with the Rings and their modca
tons. This composition has been pronounced by the
French chemists 10 be Of the most valuable discoveries
Of modern science believed possess the remarkable
power Of rendering the sensitive Galyanc action
by this causing concentration Of the influence al
relief
CHRIsTIEs GALvANIc STRENGTHENING
PLASTER.
These articles form important addition the Galvanic
Rings acting upon the principle, but having the ad
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for strengthening the system when debtaed by disease
other causes; a certain aid in constitutional weakness
preventive for colds and all affections Of the chest
generally, the Gavahie Strengthening Plaster viii be found
Of great and permanent advantage.
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TIC-DOkEREUX.
M The following testimonial is from Timothy e.
Dwight Esq, who favorably known for his exerton
in the Of Education throughOOtthe United States
DR.. A. H. Christie.
Dear Sr-For several years have beenterrbly afiie
ed with that agonizng complaint called Tic Dooreux prn
cipally affecting the asatic Al times; human
being have suffered more-my have often dis
turbed the neghboThood By simply wearing Of your
Rings each Of my hands, and faithfully using the Mag
netc Fluid, the complaint has entirely eft me, and
believe myself completely cured.
am, very respectfully, yours,
Albany, Dec. 4, 1876 TIMOTHY g. DWIGHT.
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Farm for Sale.

dTIH IUT IJUIt.
E~zR TIME Subscriber offers for sale his farm,
&AHDA Il lying in the North East part Of Gull
VI liz ford, VI, and about three miles from
eitnSNB Brattleboro, East Village Said farm
contains about seventy-fve Of good land well sit
uated, with good house and barn, and other out
buildings. The farm is well supplied with fresh
ter, and contains a large orchard Of excellent fruit
trees The above farm will be sold on reasonable
terms.
ERASTUS B. WEATHERHEAD.
Guilford, March II, 1886. 80
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GTThe North River is open, and Steamboats, have
commenced running The Express says that there will b.
much opposition this summerhe fare is so cts be
tween Albany and New York City
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aJThe very pathetic story Of elOPemenl of yOuni
lady and gentleman from Cabotvle, Mass and the subse
quent deserton of the lady Buffalo, ~ r. to b
a hoax.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, IS.
In Probate Court March 10, 1876.
A copy Of the last will and testament of THOMAS
n MINER, late OF Stonington, in the county OF
New London and State of Connecticut, deceased and
the probate thereof by the probate for the dis
tct Of Sionngton, in said State duly authenticated is
presented by Joseph Henry and Asher M. Wheeler,
persons interested in such will, who move the court
here that the same may be allowed IN this State as
the last will and testament Of said deceased.
.. Whereupon lis ordered that hearing be had in the
premises before this al the session thereof be
holden at the probate Office in Bralleboro in said dis
trct, on the last Thursday Of April next; and that
said Henry and Wheeler notify all persons interested,
Of the time and place Of said hearing, by publishing
copy of the record of this ORDER three weeks
sivey in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at said Brate-
boro, previous to said time OF hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
81 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r.
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W We understand that Capt Hoyt conductor on tn
Hartford and Springfield Railroad, has purchased New
combs Hotel, in Deerfeld and will open il for the pub
about the first Of April.-.NorthamPtOR Courier
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Hovey's Seeding
STRAWBERRY

(of which The largest berries are from foe 10 sir
inches in circumference and their quality not
surpassed. See Magasine of Horticulture,
and agricultural papers generality
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The Chinese Museum
IN the EXTENSIVE HALL KNOWN As THE
M ARLR ORC CHAPEL,
Washington Street. Roston.

UTH remain on Exhibition Daily, from 0. A. NJ,
I'LL 10 p. M, during the ensuing Summer, on
~, as IL piH be removed TO Men York
in the Fall
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I1sFresh shsd have made their appearance in Hart
ford, Connecticut.
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0J't is worthy of notice. that Wing has been elected
to the Legislature from Coos County N IA thing which
has happened before "whn the memory of the odes
inhabtant"
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro, IS
In Probate Court, March 90, 1876.
ZONES Enos Leonard, Administrator upon the
~ estate Of SAMUEL MATHEWS, late Of Som
ersei, deceased and files his administration account
for examination and allowance.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that said account will be
heard and examined before this court at the session
thereof be holden at the probate office in Dralebo-
70, In said district the last Thursday of April next
by publishing copy Of the record of this order thee
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phenix printed
said Bratieboro previous TO said time of hearing And
said Administrator is further ordered in like manner TO
notify all persons interested that this court will at the
same time and place decree distribution of the balance,
which shall then be found in said Administrator
hands, to the heirs at law, Of said deceased
A true copy Of Record,
81 Attest, RoYALL TYLER, Reg'r.
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~ The Independent Democrat, the organ of the Hale
party in N H. says that the majority against the SLAVE
party the House of Representatives will not be less than
tloentyfu and in all human probability will exceed thirty
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Commissioners, Notice

Commit Notice.
VVNHE subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
II probate court for the district Of Marlboro, COM
missoners to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of persons against the estate of
JONAS ~. STE.4R.NS,
late of Somerset in said district, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset therefor and six months
from the 26th day of February las, being allowed by
said for that purpose we do, therefore, hereby
give notice that we will attend TO the business OF
said appointment at the late dwelling house Of the de-
ceased, in Somerset, the Goth day Of june and al
the Goth day of August next, from till six
O'Clock, p NJ, on each of said days.
HAZELTON RICE, co..,..
JOSEPH MORSE, CUNTS
Somerset. March 2Olh, 1876. 81
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100 Bushels first quality HERDS GRASS
IOO s EE ID, for sale at $3.50 per bushe ly
G. & c. LAWRENCE.
March II, 1916. so
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EPILEPSY AND PALpITATloN on rae HEART.

The following relates TO a Clergyman, the son.
in-law Of MIR John Jacob AstoT, of New York.
Rev John Bristed Minister Of the Episcopal Church,
Bristol, r. L. residing in Maine street. has always been
subject TO distressing attacks OF Epilepsy oen falling down
nsensble The disease has been accompanied with vo-
lent Paptson Of the Heart and rush blood to the head
For three he has been unable preach attend
his other duties MIR Bsted has found the valuable
benefit from the Rings Bands and Fluid is better in every
respect than he has been since his Illness and rapid
y recovering his health AL symptoms of Epilepsy have
LEFT him,
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The Boston Post says, "Msrriageabe ladies are called
waiting maids"
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~ The Baptist Church and Society in this town. have
given the Rev. d. NJ. erase of Fayetteville, VI, call
and he has accepted, to become their Pastor-B.
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PHO W S

FE . W s..
TINE genuine Worcester PlOtrs, made by Ruggles,
IL Nourse & Mason; Improved CutvatoFs; Plow
Points, &C., Tor sale low by
JOSEPH STEEN.
March 10, 1886 80
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RHEUMATIC GOVT.

To DT Ihflstei
s-Aher fair trial Of almost every thing without any
good effect, think attribute remarkable
the power ofyour GavanIc Rings and Magnetic articles
II am mistakes in the cause they very seriously
relieved Of Rheumatic Gout Of long standing together
with general nervous debility OF the system.
MRS. MARY JACKSON, 109 Bank St, MY.
Mrs Jackson is relative of Major NJ, NJ. Noah, who
has kindly added the following:
Dear Doctor-The above is personally known 10
me, and is not less strange than II happy result
10 which bear witness with pleasure may slate, that
other have my notice. Of nature equal
ly fortunate and successful.
Very sincerely yours, NJ NJ. NOAH.
New York, Oct. 80, 1916.
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" The Post Office at North Sunderland has been dis
continued
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TAG MURDERS EEAR AUBuRE, N Y--The full partcu-
lars OF the late awful murder Of Mr. Van Nest and family OF
Cayuga Co.. N " but increase the horTd character which
il bore. Mrs Wykof, the motherin.law of Mr. " NJ has
since died Of the wounds which she received from the
derer. This makes the fourth victim. MIR Van Arsdae,
the hired man, il is hoped will from his INJURIES
The Of the perperator is William Freeman, negro
who has been FIVE years in State Prison.
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GJMr Thomas Rilchie, r who killed Mr. John H. Pleas
himself Tor trial.
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borne "a mird that all the rOCts above men.
toned require ueat and thorough culture
that they mus, be sown in drills, from . TO
% feet aport-that the ground must be pre-
viously well pIouehed and barrowcd-ihat
they must be well heed (or carefully plough.
ed and hoc}) soon after they are up, and
when about inches high thlnned out, Ieav.
ing about inches space between each plant
for carrots-six for beeis. Weeds and
grass must be KEEP, scarce, and the ground
light and well pulVerized. \ writer 10 the
Culiya,or says be raised upwards Of 1900
bushels Of carrots 10 the acre. lie sowed
rows only Is inches apart, and cultivated
with the hoe. Sow in March or April
Wo care no, whether The nights are dark
or moonlight, so the groune is we'll ard do.
Iy prcplrcd-N. c, Farmer.
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NORTH-SAR0IINt
Literary, Scientific and nititory
"a ,

aims and equipments fmnisssd " tie State.
EXT Session Of Ibis Classical and Natbc.
" m,toal School, opens ON the lst Of january
win advantages unsurpassed IN any Prepara,or,
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MalhematIcs, Tactics, etc. GA BUCK
Experimental Chemrs- 4 rorsrar,,
try Il Philosophy - ~ bo SlORp
TERMS PR SESSION or FIVE MONTHS,
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Guiding iull English Studies, with mathematics
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chez no
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n'eai OF instrumental Music t25 Lessons y 90
Fencing per course ma
surveying oud Crvil Engineering, no charge
Leuet,wrltng, with Eng llsh aud Latin Cam.
position, VIII be closely attended to.
no deduction made Tor absence, unlegs in cascs
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family. ''' "'"l
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RTFs.EE EEO.1D.Hk.
ROOT CROPS FoR STOCK

This impor,an, ana profitable branch Of
agriculture IS totally neglected by large
majority Of the farmers Of North Carolina.
A few ratse turaips aud beet. on very
small scale the sweet po,atoe IS the onty
root crop cultivated 10 any Great extent a.
monp us ; and lai-, for the use of slerf, is
confined 10 a compara,,yc'y small gor,l9n Of
The State.
From what NO hay, learned ron the
successful practice and experience Of many
intersen, practical farmers, We arc firmly
convinced That is, REGARD % craaomg