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NEW GOODS.

TTNHE subscribers having formed copartncrship
n uadcr the firm Of FITCH & STONE, and taken
the store formerly occupied by II. w Bisscll have
just received rich and valuable assortment Of Spring
and Summer Goods, consisting In part Of good as
sortment Of Broaicloihs, Cassneres, Tweeds, Vest
ings &c, new and splendid styles Of Dress Gools
among which are, Lama Cords, Oltomans, NJ de
LANES, Graduated Lawns, Shaded Barages, Balzo.
nnes &c full stock Of Prints Of oil prices Florence
Bonnets, from $3.50 to $500, Bonnet silks and
Lawns, Rihins, Tabs aud Flowers. Parasols Parasa-
eits, and Umbrellas, Beached and Brown Sheetngs,
Shifting and DniIings, &c.
splendid lot Of
ODC5EN3T s GLASS WADEs
Flowing Blue Blue and White ware in dining and
tea sets, West India Goods, Groceries, Paints, Oil.
Window Glass, Nails, and general assortment OF
Hardware. and many other things too numerous 10
mention, all Of which will be low, If lower, than
al any other place in the county. Please call and ex-
anime our goods and prices before purchasing else
where
70 Wanted, Hat Braiders to braid No. Leaf into
Hats, for which the highest price will be paid.
A. n FITCH,
ASHLEY STONE.
Whining ton, Nav l. 1916. 4w57
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BONNETS.

~ c. HALL has just received from the manufacturers
VI 40 Florence Bonnets Of every quality from so
10 6 dollars. Also, common and fne Rutland, Adelades
fine white English Staws Chip, Pedal and Fancy Lace
Bonnets. Also, Misses Fancy and Plain Florence Medo
and Siraws For sale wholesale and retail
uJP Merchants supplied at Boston and New York prices
lie has also full assortment Of Gipsey Wreaths and
lunches, Flowers for outside with inside Flowers and Tabs
To match
100 pieces new style Bonnet Ribins.
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The Vermont Morgan

IS now owned in this town, and after Jolly the 18Th
may be found al George Woods stable, West Bfat,.
bofo.
he may be found between May the sth and Juy
18Th, as follows On MONDAYS, al Marlboro Centr..
on Tuesdays, at Williamsvilie. Newfane GA We
nesdays, at Geo. Woods, West Bratileboro and h.
remainder Of the week at T. C. Lords, East Brstte.
boro.
For further particulars, see bills
Braiteboro, May 5, 1886
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iFlm we boalon AulAfatoE
DiarrhGa in Calves.

MEssRs EprToRs.-We have had many calves
attacked with this complaint, and after making use
Of many prescriptions, they have been reduced to
skeleton aud we have lost some. Three years ago.
We had some calves taken with this disease Being
recommended 10 give them pimento [allspice tea
we tried the experiment, and found ii gave relief
and two or three portions effected cnre. Calves
violently diseased We have cured in this way in
six hours, and with only three portions. Two table
spoonus of ground pimento but into three gills of
boiling wafer, is sufficient for portion, and should
be given once in IL hours In the early stages Of
the disease cure has been effected by giving one
portion.
Elliott, Me. JOS Frost
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NEW GOODS
4 Granite Row, 4

4 Granite Row,
WE have now received our stock Of SPRING
w GOODS, consisting ol all that is new aud de-
sirshe, md latest imporatons, and much larger
and better assortment than We have ever hereto
fore offered. Our assortment oi DRESS GOODSis
very large, embracing oil the styles, silks Muslin
Ginghams, On5cr Plaid, Rep. Cashmere. Corded
Lamas, Baisorine ". de Laincs, and many other
new Styles. Purchasers Of DRESS GOODS should
not fail examine before making their selections
In GtNGHAMS aud PRINTS we have almost
every thing desirable in style and quality.
SRAWLS.
From a cheap Cotton to rich Cashmere
White Goods,
We can show the best assortment in this market
some entire new styles figured Muslins, striped Plaid
and Pyramidica Graduates, Lawns, Csmbdrs, Linens
Linen Hd'kfs., &c.
Millinery Goods.
Plain Florence, Pedai, Rutland, Neapoliian and
Birds Eye Boaneis.
Trimmings Of all kinds
MOURNING ARTICLES.
Gloves and Hosiery,
in endless variety, comprising Ladies', Gents, Misses
and ChiIdrens', all kinds and qualities.
For the Gentlemen,
Our assortment Of Goods 10 this hnc Gar exceeds any
Of our iormer stock. Eng French, German and A.
meficun cloths every hue and quality now worn. Su-
per BIZ Doeskin, plain and fancy Cassmeresi and the
best assortment OF
VEsTINGS
offered in this place. Tweeds, searis and Cra.
vats
4 cases spring style HITS,
do. Dreb Hats,
Leghorn Hats, mems and boys Caps, sc.
HoUsEEEEPIsG ARTICLES.
China, Croesery g. Gias Ware embracing al the
kinds kept in this place, IN iull and complete sets
KHires and Forks, Tea Trays. Brass Fire Sets.
FEI + HERS.
In short nearly every article 10 the furnishing line
HARDwAHE, GRocERIEs, &c.
We respectfully ask the attention Of our customers
and oil TO stock, before purchasing.
DICKINSON, DAY 4 co.
April IS 1876 ow34
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

vINHE subscriber has received the largest and riches,
i assortment Of seasonabe DRY GOODS which
he has ever offered TO the public and respectfully M
yitrs the Ladies and Gentlemen 10 call and examine
style, quality and prices.
have for the Ladies
200 pieces rich STYLE prinis,
30 " NJ. de LANES
SpicndM new Rep Cashmeres,
Printed Lawns and Musns,
Oregon Plaids aud Bingham husiins,
Graduated Muslins, white and cooledi
Scotch Ginghsms, plain and iwiledi
Balzonnes plaid aud stiped Eprngles,
Rich Organda, printed MOs.ins,
Plain, white, striped, figured, and plaid Cambfics
Brk, blue blk, 4 pines and Alp9ccas,
Gold mixed p1neee Alpaca ief riding dresses,
$50 rich Cashmere, Bfoche, Barge, Suadha, NJ
Do Lame EvellIna, and other rich
SHAWLS,
Fashionable Florence, Pedal, Rutland, Lace,
Binlseye, and Children's BONNETS,
Bonnet snd Cap RIBiNS, Face Flowers, Tabs
aud Ruches.
-tLeo-
50 doz. SILK, Cotton and wors,ed Hosiery, some al
VERY low prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chidren's Gloves, large as
sOriment,
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DO.UENTFC GOODS.

Brown and beaehed sheeng and shiring Of most
al widths and qualities, brown and besehed Drills
Jeans Tekngs, large assortmeni; Tweed, Plaids,
Checks, Stripes, Denims, Coltouades, &c.
FASHIONABLE HITS 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,
Dfab and Red Mofeens, BurIsps, do. for Grain Bags,
Corded, Hair Cloth and Grass Cloth Skirts, Gents and
Ladies' Travelling Bags, new style PAFLR HASeIsGs,
&c.
BrOadclOths and Cassimeres.
English, German and American Brosdeloths, large
assortment, and viii be sold cheap.
40 pieces Plain, Striped and PLAID Cassmcres Of The
latest styles and al low prices.
Rich Cashmere, Silk add Worsied Vestings, Tai
lors' Trimmings, a full assortment.
Geuts. Black, Plaid sod Fancy silk Ciavats, ssperi
or Blue Black Drsp. de- Vienna and Mkt Crcton
Cloths Tor Gents. Summer Goats, superior and COM
mon GambFoons, Printed and Plaid Sstinets, with
many other articles too numerous u mention.
4. +. DWlNELL.
Braiteboro, April 81, 1896. IS
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PaFasOIs and sun Shades,
Rich Furniture Patches.
LINEN GOODS.

is.4 5-4, %, -, and 81 Linen Sheetings and
Shings, large assortment al low pcesi extra super
Damask aud Snow Drop Table Covers, common and
brown Linen DO Damask and Snow Drop Napkins,
Russia, Scotch and Brdseye Diaper, some very fine
and nice; 90 duz Linen Cambria Hdkis. OF superior
fabric and finish, and very cheap; Bleached and Brown
Linen Dri-ls aI.n hrntgn Linen lnr riding dfes.es.
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NEW SEcSZ CT
RICH SPRING GOODS,
AT
WHEELER s. PRATT'S.

VNHE subscribers having disposed Of the greater
Il part u their old stick OF Goods have now oper-
Cd almost al entire new stock u the and beat
styles which respectfully invite ali 10 call and ex-
anime, a. our goods will be freely shown and prices
named low, our motto being, quick sales and small
prohs Our stock consists 10 part Of the following
Cooks
DR z S S &C obs.
Rep and twiiled Cashmere de LANES, new and very
rich styles;
Muslin De LANES from Ias % IS cts per yJ;
Rich new Baizounes, Lawns, Muslin Ginsha
Scotch Ginghams, white PLAID and striped Cam
bfics and Musiins, entirely new and beautiful
styirs;
Silks plaid striped and plain Of very desirable STYLES;
RICH CASHMERE SH.4VLS, such as are sold
for sl4o1, which we will sell Tot sII5o;
LowPriee Cashmeie shawls, FROM $500 to $500;
Silk Shawls, NJ. de Lame do, Damask Shawls,
summer ShaWis and Barage Seats for Ladies'
Misses in great variety;
5000 yds. Print Of entirely styles which viii be
sold as cheap as the cheapest;
Drab Moreen for skirts, Corded skirts, Drab Jam
ask, Sanet and Cashmere tar carriage trimmings:
Broad Cloths Of all eoors and euaIies, fancy and
plain Cassimeres OF all styles, Nesungs and Tai
lors' Trimmings in great variety;
All wool carpets from Sc 10 SIS cts;
Cotton do IS TO so cts
Oil Cloth do at so cts;
Straw do Tuited Rugs, Floor cloths, sc.
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS.
Linen and cotton shifting and sheeting, diapers. IA.
Die linen, and table cloths, napkins OF al kinds bed
spreads, bed ticking, also prime lot Of live Geese
One case Paper Hangings 400 rolls Of entirely new
patterns, which can be sold at the manufacturers
prices.
Hats and Caps,
Of the newest styles Florence Bonnes Of the newes,
styles, some very low price Rutland straw do Flow
ers and Ribns sc.
Crockery, China and Glass Ware.
We have just opened large assortment of new and
desirable patterns, at very low prices
ne above with many other useful and desirable
goods, VIII be sold al very small advance from cost
April II, 1876.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

hUTTON & CLARK have this week received $500
- rolls PAPER HANGlNGs, new styles, direct from
the Factory, and will be sold at lower prices than be
bought at any other place
March 30, 1886. om32
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The Morgan HatchIess
The Vermont Morgan.
Rrsilleboro, MAY 5.

"a A GAIN comes the sane Hor.e that
81 n tended two years ago his ssass
U and better Stock Horse, never stood IA
-A.zk.-. this County,-for hrs Colts have ben
sold for higher price than any other Colts whaievs
His Colts 10 this and the adjoining towns. are o.,
year old this Spring, and can be see as sampe q
his stock. This Horse was raised in WslinF,o,3
VT, and has been owned in Londonderry for tbTes a.
-four years past and bis stock Is superior to sny o,.
ever ~ this section, so allowed BY the best Judges
iifeaies from more than one hundred thai now bsys
his Colts; but this Horse and his stock are 90 Vel
known consider this useless He is the bsndso-.
est, most spirited best broke snd best humored Hor
ever brought into this section
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NEW SPRING GOODS
HARRIS s. SMITH

ITAVE Just received, and will receive IS.
il II week, large lot OF Spring and Suta,9s, C,.1s
making our stock larger aud assortment 49, IVA
arc generally offered in this vicinity, -eon;. 'naa
part Of the following: "a
Corded Lamas and Csshmeres. NJ. de t..ir..
Graduated Muslins and Lawns,
PLAIN and Printed Lawns, GiuQhams.
Changcable coiored pines Pandesb.,,
Barages and Balzorines, Al aean SATIN
Large assortment Of Eng and Am. Pin.
Linen aud SILK HAAS, Cravats, Hosierg r,
Baagc and Cypress Wells, @''ei,
Brown and Bleached Linen Table Cover.
Plain and Striped Csmbric and Muslin.
Umbielas, Pafasols and Parasoletiy.
Florence and Lawn Bonneis.
Good assortment Of Ribins, Roset,e Tai.
Few pieces Of fine and sBpeffine Wool Cs,,.,..
Cotton, Cotton and Wool Carpets and Bl,1..s'
few sacks Of extra fine Geese Feathers, ~
Heavy sheeiings, Drilliag', Tiekngs, &c..
Broadcloihs, Plain and Fancy Cashmere,
Cashmeretis, Tweeds, and other goods Ia, c..
and Boys summer wear.
Looking Glasses, CrOckery & Glass War.
Hard Ware, Nails, Window Glass.
Paints, Oils. and Dye Sluffs,
few sacks pure ground Rock Salt,
good assortment Of Groceries,
few chests more OF that extra quality ory II
Tea, together wiih most articles Kept 10 eog,'rv
store. "!
We would solicit a continuance nf al on, ola -.
tomefs aud respectfully invite all TO cal IA 80.
our GOODS, as we shall be happy TO exh;b, -
al who may favor Is with a call and ea5ssvo, .-
them on IS reasonable terms as can be pgreb...i.-
this place
y. b. Palm Leaf Bfsiiers Supplied on liberal ,..-.
Wilmington, MAJ 7, 1916. a. 1Hr
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PGintS, oil, SC.

nUTToN & CLARK have on hand a large STOCK
- Of PAINTS, OIL, &c, and every thing used
prices. " 'N'y W"
March so, 1896 e.sa
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Wanted,

RY the subscriber, Journeyman Shoemaker. who
~ Is acquainted with making Pumps--one that can
make Boots and Pumps, would BE- preferred
DANIEL HAGAR.
hinsdale, y. H., May 4, 1886. 81
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Ruggy TrimInings.

DLATED and Brass Bands Buggy Lamps. Elliptic and
IL Side Springs Aries, Mallesble Castings Patent Leath
en- Oil Capetng, Coach Lace variety Of choice patterns
Tor sale in large or small quantities, low, BY
April %. 6w36
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wEzTTH GOODS,

a good assortment; Linen Eigiags, splendid assoft-
meni Of spring and sumner Shaws, Parasus, Parasol-
els and Umbrellas, large and complete assortment
Of new style BOnuet,, Of lower prices than ever heard
o. Ladies, we can sell YOU q better Florence Bonnet
Tor two dolars than has ever been sold 10 this town
Cor Two dollars and fifty cents Rb.ns, Flowers aud
Tabs.
carpets OF new and beautiful designs prices warranted
TO Be as bow as at any place within hy miles Of here.
Also. a general assortment Of CROCkERP, CLASS
and H.4RDW.fRE w. !. Goods and Groceries, 3
by s, 7 bvo. o b. IS glass. OIL, Paints and Dye
stuff, SC and many other rich and useful goods
which We have not named in this notice, oil Of which
we invite YOU 10 call and examine, and pledge our
selyesnoi to be undersod single article, and TO re-
~ I'D the money in on instances where the goods do not
prove as good recommended
W. GORHAM co.
WILMINGTON. Anil u. 1876. 6w94
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BONNETS.

NEW style Bonnets just received and for sale at the
lowest market prices by
A. E. DWINELL.
Bratteboro, April 6, 1876 80
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FROM NEW YORK.
TOWNSLEY s. SONS.

FANCY o. STAPLE GOODS,
20 per cent beIOiC Boston prices.
ID ECElVED this day from New York, large nd
"a diton u our present extensive assortment Of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods, such as Bazofines
Printed Mus'ins and Lawns, NJ de LANES, Rep de
Laincs, Ginghams, Bingham Muslins, Plain, Checked
and Siip'l Cambfcs and Musins, Prints Of every des
cripton Of style and quality.
80 New Spring and Summer Shawls,
200 pieces splendid Bonnet and Cap itibins, new
styles, call and them, Ladies.
100 Paras0s, Parasoctics and Sun Shades, some
Of them cheaper then were ever seen,
80 pieces Summer SuHs Of many and various
styles.
Battlcb1ro. May 6, 1916 81
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@ In Full Bloom. ST
~ Splendid Exhibition. ~
p NEW SPRING GOODS. %

WI GORHAM & CO., have just received ffom
w sources where bargains are 20 be had, one Of
the largest richest, cheapest and most useful stock Of
goods which has ever been exhibited for sale 10 VIII
ming ION and we invite al to inspection Of the same
Among which may be found lur Dress Goods, shaded
NJ de Laincs, corded Cashmefeits, corded Ortomans,
CALIFORNIA; 40 entirely article for Ladies' dresses
I Lawns. Balzorncs, Gin hams, &C., with many other
kinds OF dress goods Bruadcuths, Cassimefes, Sat-
nets, Vestinas, Docskins. Tweeds, summer stuhs,
shec,ings, Shifings Beducsings, Crashes and dap
ers bleached. brown and embroidered Table Covefs,
NAPKINS, Drlinas. Batings, Wickine, carpet Irvine,
cotton Yarn Sc II pieces friuis, some very bcauti-
fol new aiyes from 10 20 cts. pet yd. Ladiea Sik,
KID. Isle thread and cotton Gloves, beached, brown
.,t mol. rofnrrI Hosiery
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PUTNEY WOOLEN FAGT0RY.

fINHE subscribers having their maehinerv in ,t.,
repair, are ready 10 receive wool TO mapuiaetnrf ON
shares OF BY the yard the IA vorable terms TIL
nave 90 nanu great variety Of plain and fancy Cassi,n
which they will exchange for wool, on delivery
Putnsy June Q, 1876 MI LIB q GO.
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PAINTS.
Oils and Paints.

DRUGs' MEDICINES, &C., for sale low. bv
Fave,,evnls NJ, II. Z. BAKER
10y - 1880 81
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JONAS CUTLER,
Crockery and Glass Ware

n OIaIes new patternsi al kinds.
May 6, 1916 "a
BASS KE7T1Es, &c.
az Timed and Enameled Sauce Pans
Knives and Forks, Shears, Scissors,
Pocket Knives, Flat Irons, Tailors' Irons
Coffee Mills, Sleeves, Steel Yards, Sc, &C.,
lately received for sale by
WILLLSTON & TYLER.
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TAILORING TAILORING y!
G.. T.. HOUSTON

WTOuLD again saw TO the Public that he carries
w on the TAILORING BUSINESS,
Over the store of .& C.Lawrence,
and he feels confident that the work entrusted to him
will be done in a neat and workmanike manner, and
not inferior TO none in the vicinity.
Brattleboro, May %, ls45. tao
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NEW GOODS.

TINHE subscriber has just returned from market
IL where he has bought general assortment oC
goods which will be sold ie ioiser i6an ne o,,e,t
for cash or approved credit. Please call sad see.
H. f.. BAKER
Fayetteville May /, 1916. 81
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WANTED.
NOTICE.

CHAS. II. CUNE, having disposed Of his stock Of
~ Iron, Steel, Stoves, Tin Ware &c, requests al
persons indebted to him, 10 make immediate payment.
Bratlleboro, Maya, 1876. 6ws7
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Remis, CuIliYators

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale L. X. Bemis' pat
~ ent CnlliVators at the manufacturers prices Also
fresh lot ofhose celebrated 'Prouy & Meas small horse
Ploughs. Call and them
TowNsLEY & SONS
April %. 90
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Wanted.

ONO FIRST rate Hat Braders to braid Nos and leaf
&OO into hats for which the highest prices will be
paid. W. GORHAM a. co
Wilmington, April u, 1876 6w34
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|its strength, was nicknamed *Listle
GibraltaF.r he walls were eight feel
thick, Fjse compnnies Of the IA glon
took posses>l0n Of Ibis fofl, und1F 4 ler'
ribIe IRE from the enemy withCut the
loss 81 aman killed, and But ten w06nd'
led. When they entered ths fort they
found iity dead Mexicans in III The
troops were drenched with rain, and
most Of them had but q scansy supply
ofclolhing. Capt. Bullea and bic com
pany--the Kentucky ridemen, were
among the 6rst 10 enter. and they
were quite lucky in doing SO. for they
took immediate use Of the dead Mexi-
cans coats, which they transferred TO
their own backs and found them quite
comfortable. All those that were tired
of standing took seats upon the dead
bodies oi the Mexicans. iissls
Gen. Worth's firing upon the Mex
leans was awful One Of the largest
forts, when taken possession Of, con-
tanned upwards Of 400 dead Msxicans.
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We do not look upon tie result 81 tbs lais sIse-
don d At aII dishesrtsning % the dsqhocskey Is
Ohio. /, win not require very riGorous sI|ost
on their part 70 overcome Bebb's majority of 1poo.
All that Il necessary b 10 break downt the id6us6ee
Of one or two bank shaving shops 10 ths Stsls anA
dsmocrstic principles win be. triumphsndy 4 ~
The Tremendous ssorts Of Mr.. Bsbbsnd hit
friends, IN every county 10 the State, hid aFquss
die whies and determined diem to b 4 lhe peIIs
At an hazards. Notso witb de democrats W.
have, heretofore, asserted and No confidently ~
lisve. that bad the day been favorable for turpine
out. David Tod would have been elected Goyssn-
or Of Ohio BY majority oi thousands.
In this county Tod's msjorisy isonly no, willis
in 1874 il was $780, But had there been - lasgs
vote this year, q there was in ~ We havs 10
hesitation 10 saying that Tods majority would now
be considerably larger than ~ then waa No sfs
forts were made 10 arouse our friends and thsrsby
secure large vote. consequently our majority !
considerably below what it,Wasltwo years sg0s
while 1t the same time. the nljorty i still about
~ large in proportion 70 The number Of vosss pol
led, as il then was. ~. 3 s.sgs
The St. ClaIrssille Gszetts, since The eIection,
contains some excellent articles in regard to shs
duty Of the democratic party. Let The democracy
Of Belmont follow out the suggestions Of The sdi-
Tor Of the Gazette, and they will"coms on more
than conquereu." There i no use 10 "6ghsing
shy" .Let us hang out our bannsr.'' says shs
a
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Ruin Carried Abroad.

ExTRAcrs OF FoREicN NEws.-aT There
were imported INTO Liverpool this year from Amer.
lea ss7 $50 barrels Of -four; and from Canada 246,
27s-in all .i2s. 1886 barrels The Increase II ID
dian corn isremarkable In 1876, the import NJ
81. 900 quarters ls46. l92, ,o06 quarters.
The stock 1t present 10 Liverpool i $4,000
barrels Of four--free 10 bond; and about 900 90
quarters Of wheat--free in bond The other essln
may be estimated At about 100 900 quaiers Thos
We see what trade. the corn trade in Liysrpoolk
likely to boz ayf s. ssf,. ..ss
There are now unloading at the Dablin quay.
two American vessels freiahted With potatoes from
the United States. They are oi excellent quality.
and selling At thera often pence per stone. W.
understand this i but the commencement 81 ID
extensive import trade on the once staple co1med-
lily or the Irish.'
NJ From the Baltimore sub.
ExPoKrs TO EsGLAND.--FoRL Lonpon.- The
ship Alexander, Leeis was cleared Il This portsn
Saturday Iast. BY Messss Alex Blown 4 sons.
owners, with the following cargo. viz: Fiour7 10
barrels; tobacco. % bogshesds; wool, rs bsln;
leather, 10 bales, boz. and e8s sides, hides 10
dry; merchandise, " barrels provisions. b>,rSl;
and 1000 hoesheads stsses. ~ 1sif, II
\ FoR LivERPoors " The ship Rio Grands. Csp.
tain George B. Stirges, cleared on Thursdsy. ~
Messrs Clark 4 Kellogg. takes outcargo = fsllors
viz Flour I. 2.l47 barrels; wheat 4, ,7ss bushsIs.
cern 7,4e5 do; corn meal. Iss barrels; shspldeis.
thaeon) = hogshesds; hams. 9 do lard. GA h>f-