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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-04-11
Gayler's Fire-Proof Salanan
der Safes.

TIME subscribers having received an agency
n for the sale of Gaylers Salamander Safes
are prepared to furnish them to order at New
York prices, adding freight only from Con-
cord. Il. g. Il. FAIRBANKS & co.
ST. Johnsbury, jan "a, 1916 444tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-04-11
Sash, Blinds and Doors,

or the most approved and fashionable
" styles, manufactured on reasonable terms
by the subscribers, at East st. Johnsbury.
343tf D. e. L. SMITH.
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j. G. Bingham

j. G. Bingham
HAS Just received The Shaker and Sands
Il 4 Sarsoparilla Syrup, Soothing Syrup for
Children teething Shaving Cream and Soap,
India rubber court Plaster, French perfumery
such as Vervcine, Patchouly, Perfume Bags,
Cologne a variety, Lavender Water, Otto of
Rose, Smelling Salts and Hair Oil, Pomatum,
Tooth Brushes and Powder, Jayne's Hair Ton
&c, Hair Dye, Scarlet Dye, &c, which will be
sold cheap for cash. 452w2
St Johnsbury Plain, March %, 1916.
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LIBERATION.

LIBERATION.
VEVHIS is to certify that have given to my
4 son, Edwin r. Brown, his time, and that
| shall not either claim his earnings or pay
debts of his contracting after this date.
ISAAC BROWN.
Lunenburg, March %, 1876 453w3E
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THE G A T. T. I'D o N l A N.
GRAVE SION ES.

TENHE subscribers having bought the Stock
of Mr. Dimck, are prepared to furnish
GRAVE STONES, of any quality and pat
tern, durable and finished in the best style, and
as cheap as can be obtained from any other
quarter.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly at
tended to- WILDER q HIGGINS.
st. Jobnsbury Plain, Feb. 10, 1916. 446tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-04-11
WANTED,

LNOUR Young Men of steady habits, to work
Il at the Sash and Door making business.
LINDORF MORRIS.
St. Johnsbury, March IS, 1896 452w3
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The Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam.

rs probably, almost without
Il a parallel in having, dur
ing n trial of nearly 20 years,
fully maintained the high rep
utation which it has acquired
for Consumptive Complaints
and all diseases ofthe Lungs,
Throat and Chest. II has been
used probably with greater
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-04-11
Poetry,
M a re h

aIpThe following will answer very well for
ayril in our latitude;
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20

Tue MOUNT HoLroKE FEMALE SEMINARY held
IFS Anniversary last week when AZ young ladies
received diplomas. This is ia reality Female
college, to which young ladies over sixteen are
admitted on careful examination and testimonials,
a' to proper qualifications. The principal edihce
Containing about 100 rooms is handsomely furnish
Ed throughout, ard the ample accommodations for
obstruction and board, At the low rate Of 500 a
year, afford striking illustration OF what dis
Hungushed Female Teacher can do for concentrate
ng the benevolent enterprise Of others in behalf Of
Education.
The high standard Of moral and religious educa-
lion in this Institution, (says the Northampton
Courier,) is now known throughout this country,
hnd its influence is already felt in distant parts Of
The world Several females from The Seminary now
pccupy important missionary stations, and others
ete on their way for the same enand. Three OF
he teachers are soon to go-Misses Abigail Moore
fnd Mary W. Chaplin TO India. aud Lucy 4. Lyon
y China Others are engaged as public aud pri-
ale teachers and many, very many, are the chosen
Pnes in whom the "henrls Of their husbands ~ill
faiey irust"
The annual catalogue contains the names OF l62
fcholars. and IL teachers. The number Of APP
Plleants exceeds the accommodations, and many
pre- unable to obtain admission on this account.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20

The tariff moi only reduces the duty most Of the
products Of this county, but also dsermina,cs against
Home Industry by admitting foreign manufactured goods
at less rate Of duty than is charged the material
For instance take the article Of wool, which Of the
staple products Of Vermont The doy wool is reduced
from fifteen per cent but this il not the
feature Of the bill While manufactured wool is taxed
30 per ad raors all kinds Of wooden manufactures
admitted by paying duty Of 20 and IS per eentthus
discriminating directly against the American manufacturer
and wosgrowers and in favor Of European paupe labor
Our government says in effect to England " We shall
charge you 30 per your manufactured WOOL but
Just make up into Hannels, blankets bookings yam
Sc aud we will make discrimination in favor Of YOUR
manufacturers and aborers Of and 10 per cent? And
papers tariff for the benefit Of the farmer and Of the Ia
bOurng classes generally They call upon the WOOL
growers Of Vermont sustain Of the proee
lion it affords to their wool Admitting, for moment
that 30 per ad paiorsn sufficient protection for the
woogrower, II the tariff constructed 10 kill of
manufactures where ia he to find market for his wool -
Even 100 per would avail him any thing in such
case What advantage will the farmer derive from high
protection unless he lind sale Tor the products he
raises3 What have said about wool applies equally
well TO almost all the other agricultural products OF the
Northern states. DISCRIMINATION against Hons produce
ton aud Home labor Of the prominent features
Of the bill 1t framed with the express view Of
encouraging the largest amour, Of foreign impor,aons
Wofkingmen look at this for yourselves.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20
Convention Of Superintendents.

The Supts. of Schools in the several towns 10 this
county hereby invited To meet at the Court House
in Fayetteville, Monday the Slst inst, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, TO inform each other of the condition OF the
schools in the various towns and 10 consult as TO the
best means Of improving them; TO make arrangements
for the examination Of TEACHERS for the winter schoos
10 decide whether we shall have Teachers Institute
in the county the ensuing Autumn; TO egree on the
place where il shall be, and the manner IN which IFS
expenses shall be betrayed whether BY voluntary con-
trbulon tuition; and make oil The necessary ar
engagements for commencing and conducting the same
and TO deliberate on other matters that may come up
for consideration.
The Supts. requested 10 bring with them the re-
ports which they required by law TO make 10 the
County Supt, as his report 10 the State Supt must
be made in The month Of Sept.
The Supts composing the Committee on Books,
are desired TO meet at the place as early as 0
O'Clock the day, or the purpose Of deel ling on
the remainder Of the books be recommended for the
use Of our schools. ~
ADDISON BROWN, Co. Sopt. Of Schools.
BratteboIo, Aug. 18th, 1876.
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Deo.


In this town, Tuesday morning last David Newman,
agrd76
10 this town, Aug lsi Aonzo Schuyler Of Mt Rnysl
s and Mrs Eliza II CLARK, ased years and months
This lovely bud, 80 Dung fair,
Called hence by early DOOM
Just came to shnw how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom
In this village, the i0tb insi an infant sf Mr.
Na'hpniel Bangs aged weeks
Mara blanchard, aged years, months and day.
Our teanteous child laid amidst the silence OF the dead
We heaped the earth and spread the turf above his lonely
head,
We still have one, an only one secure in sacred trust
Besides the one, and lonely one, that sleeping in the
dust.
AZ, 4 wShaga.@ Assgu'' Mrs MARY G. vile Of Dea
In Coleralne, July 81. George - sbenrrr, aged %
10 l.eyden May 2, Mr. Amos Piper, formerly Of Erwin,
aged al years.
In orsnge, Jolly G. Widow Ann Coolidge, aged ~
formerly Of Marlboro VI
10 Norhdeld July % Robert Gray Cook aged So years
In Warwick, Aug after distressing sickness OF over
twS years duration, MI Jonathan Gale, aged ~
10 Bridgewater on the I2th inst Mrs Beisey H. Chase,
agad 80, (the famous Doctress)
In Springfield, ola fever, on Sunday, DIR James swan
aged 52one Of the oldest and respected scians
IN Caboville, August 9 Orra Babeoek, aged ~ year.
10 Lowell Aug 6lh Mrs Ruth L., wife Of Mr. David O.
Gale, formerly Of Londonderry, VI, sged %
In Ashfeld, Mass, August Sd, Hon ELDAn PAYsr,
aged Is Judge Payne the oides, member
franklin Bar. = a.
In Bennington, on the 9Th inst, Louis ods, aged 42.
In keene. "Wednesday, 18th inst, Mr. Freeman Rams
tesd, aged 35
IN swanzey July %, Of consumption Sarah A., daugh.
ierof Roswell and Rachel Bragg, sged 81.
In Cordovia Illinois, June last, Mr Ira Stowell, for
mefy of Guilford, aged shout 90.
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STATE or vrRndoNr.

Probate District Of Marlboro, as
Ia Probate Court Aug- II, 1886
A copy Of the last VIII and Testament Of ABIGAIL
"A RICHARDSON, late Of Walpole, in the Couniy Of
Cheshire aud State Of New Hampshire, deceased being
presented the probate court here, by Otis BaTdwc the
Executor Of the said deceased praying that the said copy
may be allowed ed aud recorded tie records Of the pro-
bate court for The district OF Marlboro aforesaid agreeable
10 the statute ia such case, made and provided.
Mhereupon It Is ordered that hearing be had 10 the
premises before said probate court session thereof
be holden specially at The probate Office in Brslebno in
said district the tenth day OF Sept next; and for the
purpose Of notifying all persons interested therein of the
time and place Of hearing that they may appear and object
10 the filing and REGARDING the same they cpusel the
said Ekecnor directed TO publish copy Of the record Of
this order three l1cs successfully in the Vermont rh@nix
printed at Braeboro aforesaid, previous to said me Of
hearing XXI .4Nen
A.irue copy from the Record. ~ y tx
LEMUEL WHITNEY,
80 Judge oil Probate,
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District Of Marlboro,

FiOOdlt DIstIIct OF HaIIOOIOI 3d. :
In Probate Court, .aug. sth, 1916
Instrument purporiina TO be the last Will and Tesla
n ment Of ERASTUS HUBBARD, late Of Vernon, in
said district deceased preBened for probate by Esus
Hubbard the Executor therein named
Whereupon it is ordered that said instrument be heard
and examined before the probate court spseat session
thereof holden the probate Office in Bfateboro, in
said district the tenth day Of September next and for
The purpose of notifying ell persons interested therein Of
the time and place d hearing that they may appear and
contest the probate thereof f they see cause the said
named Executor directed 10 publish copy Of the record
nix, printed Brateboro aforesaid previous 10 said time
Of hearing.
A true copy from the Record.
81 LEMUEL WHITNEY, Judge Of Probate,
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Marrteu.

AZ the Vermont House, in this village, Aug 9Th by Rev
Addison Brown, Mr. George Thornton 10 Miss Mary J..
Brooker, both OF Gill, Mass
Al the Vernon, House, Aug ~. BY Rev j. u. wilIiy.
Mr. Haisel Purple 10 Miss Jane Battles, both OF Gill; Mass.
Ia WhnVham the ilth inst. by Rev Mr Ballou, Mr.
Hesrkia Murdock,t Mrs Beisey Godfrey, both Of Whit
ingham Als" 10 the 18Th inst, by the same Mr. Elisha
Office Of Albany N Y to Mrs Beiscy Ann Boyd Of Whit
inEhan.
18Th inst, by Row. Y. Hartwei Mr. Leonard l. Tmpson,
to Mas Soah y. Davis both Of Nrwfane.
At East Guiliord the dih inst by $ Skies, ESQ., Mr.
Porter Nutng 90 Miss Laura CAry both Of Amherst Ms
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20
STATE OF VERMONT.
Windham County Court
CHANCERY.
April Tenn, 1896.

3,Rr.Rp I,Yrpr, Elk. OF April Term, 1896.
Amos HAIR, deceased.
yryuE comnIa;nsnt annearu nv Jobn KimbaII bis
sa;,;,or and rn,e,s bia bi Of compaint:-and
,o,.s he capr, a. leave 10 amend his snid bill by
sddnc thereto. the name of Barnard Lynde Execn.
tor Of Amos HarI. deceased, and 10 other respects
s,h;~i Il Granted him nv the Chancellor
The ssid Iuiber Fsanklin. of Shelburne; 10 tho
fonn,v If rrsnLi;n and Commonwealth Of Mas achu-
SIT, ss,ss and sets lorth In said amended BILL in sub
$780,. ;Tha, Comc,,, T,anLi;n ~ CuiorJ In said
xV;aJh.n, Conntv and e,v;a Franklin of Conway
In ss;d F,,nLtn Canary on The goth dov OF October
iass heng Indebted "a the Orator 10 the amount Of
six nromissory notes ali payable to him on demand
with ;o,sr,st-one dated Dee 7th 1874 for 90 dol.
lsrs another dated lane 9Th Ie4s for 81 dollars an
afh,r dated Frb 7,h. Is14 for los dollars. another
ds1ed Me- ~, iss1 for is dollars another dated
Xn,;i ,aL ISIS r., as dollars and The other dated
9,r,ohsr sob isas for As doilnrs:and also. In the
smonni Of certain no,e executed hy said Comfort &
LEWIS 10 one Jabez Frankin. or order, and by said
Jabez endorsed 10 the Orator dated Feb. 7th, 1S49
"a, tno dola,. pavahir nm dema nd with interest and
The ss;d Comort being indebted 10 the Orator in the
amount of a certain other promissory note dated Nov
Istb Is4I and executed by said Comfort TO one Hor-
nee FRANKLIN for ae7 dollars payable 10 said Horace
or or5rr on demand with interest and by the said
Horace indorsed 10 said Luther and said Lewis being
inaehted to one Anua Franklin. In certain promisso-
nv neIe dated NAV Iatb. Is44. for saOi2 PAYABLE
~ ssd Anna or order on demand with interest and
hv sa;I Anna inlorsed 10 The Orator. And the said
I.wis beinp indebted 10 one Luzina H. Franklin 10
nrou,;ssory noie dated Nov. I4h, Is4i and PAYABLE
10 said Luzina, or order for sI775 on demand with
;n,errs and by The said Luzina then Endorsed ,c your
Orator.
And In orler 10 secure the pavment of said sums of
money specfed In said promissnry notes according to
The Tenor thereof thew The said Comfort and Lewis
on the oo dov Of October 1896 for and ia consider
atom nj tbe snm Of IN 90 conveyed 10 the said Lu.
,bcr Franln Nv deed Of Mor,osee the following de-
"s;hs Isnd ~ ga f,c,rd W.. be;pg he whole of
~ o,;rnai 81 80 Id, Nos IL and 10 and hound
"a =. H. MI ~ l.nd n rha,ls AMI simeon Pacl
"a IA so,nel fvnde Inn an he Fssi nv land
Jossnh KIns On The Son,h hv land Of Benaiah I'd
,srds nj ., m. We, bv land III losenb King ana
con,s;os loo acre. he the same more or less and IS
he land which Conl;,rt Ffankju Aforesaid and Hor
.ee F,ankn heeaoIore pureSssed Of RoyaI Good
enonob. also tract or land IN said CnjIiord heinz
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20
Townshend Academy

WILL be ready for The reception Of Students on
w the 6rst Wednesday Of September next. The
Institution viii be under the and supentendence
of Mr. Lyford, an cxpetienced and distinguished
Teacher.
lie comes with testimonials OF qualifications a
Teacher OF the highest order. Instruction will be Civ
en- ia oil the branches usually taught 10 n country
school, including music, drawing and painting.
Terms Of Tuition usual.
Buad as low as OF any other Institution OF the
kind. j. ROBERTS, Secretary.
Townshend, Aug o, 1916. Sw5i
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NOTICE

Us hereby given to the public that ], LoREEzo
IL CHAsE, son al the late DR. EBEEEzER CHAsE, JL,
together with MIA CHAsE, will continue the admins
iering Of medicines TO all those afflicted with disease
who shall favor Us with call also hereby certify.
that during the last one or two years and more par
icuarly, during the proracted illness Of my deceased
hundred PATIENTS and yet have not learned but what
perfect satisfaction has been given in every instance.
hope that all those afflicted with dsesse will call and
give try before there constitutions wholly inn
paired and il is even too late.
Cambridgeport, Vt, Aug 10, 1896 81
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More cures OF sealed Communion.

f"P0Ttdh NsUWOHy o. fnysicidns ana Druggtsfs
Burlington, VT, Nov. !, ls45.
DR. BaADLEE.-Sir-The astonishing sale of Buch-
ans Hungarian Baisam obliges US to order further
supply. Please send BEFORE sufiiciency for six
months Wecan give you, II you desire il, certificates
from numerous individuals who have not only been
relieved from Asthma, Colds aud Coughs, but from
those who have been brought up from
Firmly Seated cONSU MP TT0N!
-and literally snalched from the gravel As remedy
for such complaints, we confidently believe il has new.
er been surpassed.
Yours, PECK& SPEAR.
Saco Me-, May 25, 1916.
DR. BRADLEE-Dear Slr.-fhe Hung afian Bal
sam is beyond all question, most perfect and admire
able preparation for disease Of the lungs 4 have used
tin my iamiIy and 10 my professional practice for
more than two years, with the most uniform and en-
tire success, in cases Of sepere Pulmonary Disease
and can conscientiously recommend il 10 al who are
afflicted as the most CERTAIN REJuEDY for such
diseases with which am acquainted.
Yours Respectfully,
FREDERIC Il. STORER, M. d.
Sold in Brantsboro, by BUTTON a CLARK; Reene.
Blxbyj Belio.es fls NJ Harris Fiiehburg u STAPLES
and by booksellers, generally SO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-20
Abstract of Probate Notices.
DIsrRIcr oF WEsrMInsrEn, ks.

DISTRICT OF WEsTMIssrER, IS.
Before Probate Court, TO be held at John Ayres, in
Grafton, the Goth inst.
Estate Of Jonas Dale late Of Townshend Rozana Dale,
Administrative.
Estate Of May CLARK, lite Of Westminster ira GoOdhue,
Administrator, Il
Before Probate Court to be held the Inn Of Charles
Dickinson in Rockingham, the 2bth OF Sept. All
Estate Of Nathaniel Davis, late Of Rockingham Hiram
Davis, Executor, fci
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, SIS.
IN Probate Court, nag. u. is46.
ZONES Isabel Smith, Execuirix Of the last will
~ and testament Of SAMUEL SMITH, late Of
Marlboro, deceased aud files her administration ac-
count for examination and allowance.
Whereupon, IL is ordered, that said Execuirix
notify al persons interested, that ssid account will be
heard aud examined before this at the special
sion thereof be holden the probate Office in Brat
ilrboro n said district, the tenth day of September
next, by publishing copy Of the record Of this order
three ,seeks successiveiy in the Vermont Phoenix,
printed said Braltlebofo, previous 10 said tine o
hearing.
A true copy of Record,
SO Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Rrg'r.
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VERMONT PHOENIX.

W This weeks paper completes the xlIth Vol Of the
PheniS Those who intend pay for the neat volume
in advance de- before the ls Of OoroBrR Our pa
per is cheap iba, do consider months,
months, advance payment We wish our subscrib
to uhe particular notice Of this. We shall be under
the necessity Of disseminating many Of papers uer this
week. on account Of non.paynent
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PECK r. SPEAR.
stIIrlghLon Market-lIenday. Aug. I0.

market 475 Beef Cattle, 800 Store Cattle ~ woke,
Wofkng Oxen AZ Cows aud Calves 1850 Sheen and lsmbs
and eoeui 700 SWINE. Cattle very poor in quality
rnee,-beet Sae--Ex 60 first quality S5,75 sec
ond quality, $40, 6,25j third quality a. aEa5O
old, 81 so Si4 - 80
work'ng Oxen-saes noticed At S7l, $50 and 5000.
ees, $50, So, SIS, $50, $50 S3l 80, and sa2,50
ShsePosaes Of lots at S,Ss, 1863, siy57, S2i3 S267
Swine-sales at wholesale 10, for sows and ~ for
bsHows a retail FROM ~ TO I-2 aud r. Old Hogs In
lots At Pc per IL
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Wings Of PntncY. Arousel!

The Wings Of Putney, all requested to JOHN
BLACKS HALL SATURDAY, the 79th of August, inst,
O'clock r. NJ to nominate Representative and to unite
and efforts for the nainananee Of the Wing
principles Of 6equal rights and protection work.
ngmen and farmers aud mechanics and manufacturers against
LoeoFoco British Importers No Polka British Tariffs but tho
WING Tariff Of 1919. No and io slavery bu,
millions for freedom. t t.-.rl Ef.7
SAMUEL L. WHEAT. cuAiHMas
punev Aug 18th 1876.
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MRS. STODDARD
nAs REMOVED uER MrLLrSERr ROOMS TO
NO. 8 ELLIOT STREET,
(Neariy Opposite J. r. Blake's.)
SiXT0N,S RIYER SEMINARY.

TIyHE Fail Term Of this Institution will commence
n on Wednesdey, September Cd, TO conlinue ecv-
weeks under the charge Of the present Principal,
ID. G. COLBY.
Mr.. J. Sgauiding, member Of the Senior Glass, Of
Dartmouth College, win be associated with the Prin-
cina in the instruction and management Of the School
Mics julia Wire, rearhrrin French and Music. A
good opportunity will be afforded TO those who wish
to take lessons IN these brancbea, Teacher has
been under the best Of nsructon, and has had much
practice.
The hest nstruciion will be given in all The branch
Taught IN such Institutions. Natural Sciences II.
lusifaie, with Apparatus. As we have spared no
pains IN securing The best Of Teachefs, despsing
everything like pomp, and parade, we shall our
utmost endcavofs TO perfect those under charge, IN
al the branches 10 which they may attend. Particu-
lar attention paid 10 fitting Teachers for their
iion.
Lectures will be given before this class by distn-
gushed Teachers ffoH abroad.
We hope that those who design TO teach, will avail
themselves ofthe opportunity Of becoming acquainted
with tic improvements in Teaching that going ON
around Them A thorough course both Classical aud
English is given in this institution fitting for College
or the active business of life
The discipline The school viii be mild, but uniform
and snct and we shall retain who does not
dcnrsn himself strictly w accordance with its regna.
lions, deem the formation nf steady habits aud
the develcpement oC the moral faculties Of the utmost
Importance.
TUiiion as usual.
Board in good families from 81 as 10 si,75.
Rooms convenient for those who wish To board
themselves.
r. A. SEVERANCE, for The Trustees.
Ssxton's River, Aug. 9Th, 1876. 81
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WIG NETTING.

The Wings of Brateboro requested to meet At the
TOWN HALL, on SATURDAY, the goth inst, At
o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose 81 nominating
candidate be supported for town Representative and TO
take other measures preparatory 10 the State Eleeon
Per Order.
Aup TO- 1876 ..
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GREAT SALE
or staple and Fancy Dry Goods
AT COS TT!

TUNAKEN on sundry writs Of Attachment aud win
II be sold by consent OF parties, at the very loves,
prices for Cash, at the Store recently occupied by
JOHN L. DICKER.u.aN, Jr., Zone door south of
Capt. Lords Hoiel,) all the Goods in said Store,
sisting Of
BrOadcIOths, Cassimcres,
Tweeds, Summer Stuff, Flanneis bleached and brown
Sheeiings, Drllings Irish and Damask Linen Prints,
Ginghams, NJ de LANES, Musins and Csmbries,
French Merino, Alpaca, plain, blk, blue blk, and
Figured Silks;
BONN IS,
together with great variety OF Ladies Silk Cotton
and Cashmere Hose, Kid, Cotton and Silk Gloves,
Cravats Shawls, Scahs, Silk and Linen Hdkis., to-
gethef with great variety Of
Millinery Goods, &c.
The above mentioned Gods will be sold at a bar
gain for Cash, II applied for Immediately.
The remaining part OF this stock NJ Goods will be
closed of at Public Auction, on SATURDAY, the
9Th day Of Sept. next, at the Store.
IG~ Sac 10 commence al 0 O'clock, a. NJ.
CH.HS. CHAPIN, ID. Sheriff.
BraiiIeboro, Aug. IS, isi6. So