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SEAS0NABIlE MEDICINES.
Bulls extracto of sarsapariila
Leidy's do do
T0wnsend's do
SchwartZe's do
Houck's Panacea
Swaim's do
syrup Sarsaparilla Compound
These medicines are all Of Standard Merit, and
are warranted pure and genuine. At this season OF
the year they will be found highly beneficial for pu-
nfying the blood and invgorating the system.
For sale by CHAS. ST0rT
Drug & Apoth corner OF 7th 81 Pa nv.
Y A r N Is Ill
Coach yarnish
No. Furniture do
9 do do
scraping do
Japan do
Leather do
For sale in five gallon ins by
CHAS. STOTT,
Drug aud Apoth corner OF 7h d Paa".
may 81 If
GLOVE ANODYNE
DROPS. An immediate and
| Perfect cure. For sale by
CHARLES STOTT,
Druggist q Apoth. corner Of 7h 4 Pa. 40.
may l2--H
ruyHOMAs G. WILSON, AuctiOneer Il
Il Commission Merchant, fronting on 9th and the
west end of Centre Market, between Louisiana Av
enue and G street. Regular sale days every market
day Just received fresh supply OF Flower and
Garden Seeds from Weathersfeld.
april li-tf
NOTICE.
A SUPERIOR WOOD-CUT ENG RA-
"A YER may hear of something to his adj
vantage by applying Immediately at this orhce.
samay3l 81
et4 BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ySsssssE ROYAL. MAIL STEAM SHIPS, of 1900
tons, and 400 horse power each. Under contract
with the Lords Of the Amraty.
HIBERNIA, Captain Alexander Ryre
CALEDONIA, Captain Edward Lott
BRITANNIA, Captain John Hewitt
CAMBRIA, Cap. Chas. II. E. Julkns
ACADIA, Captain William Harrison.
The four steamships now building, are
The AMERICA, The NIAGARA,
CANADA, !" UROPA.
VIII sail from Liverpool and Boston, via Halifax,
as follows:
From Boston. From Liverpool.
Hbernla, ISt APP. 1871 AaInpfla OH fth ap 1871
Cambria, on lst may al Caledonia, on 2othap 47.
Caledonia on 10Th may al Britannia, 4th may AZ
Passengers luggage to be on board the day prev-
Gus to sailing.
Passage money--from Boston to Liverpool, Sl20;
do do. to Halifax, $40.
No berth secured until paid for
These ships carry experienced Surgeons
No freghts except specie received days of sail
ing d. BRIGHAM, Jr., Agent
!, AT Harndon 81 Co.'s, No. Wall ST., N. Y.
may Ia If
ar In addition to the above line betwesr Liver
pool and Halifax, and Boston, contract has been
entered into with Her Majesty's Government, 10 es-
tablish line between Liverpool and New York di-
rect The steam ships for this service are now being
built, and early next year due notice will be given
Of the time when they will start. Under the new
contract the steamers will sail every Saturday during
eight months, and every fortnight during the other
four months in the year, going alternately between
Liverpool and Halifax and Boston, and between Liv-
erpool and New York. may l4-if
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
SUMMER ENHANCEMENT

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]. STOUVENEL s. CO,
No. 20 Gold street and No. 3 John street,
near Broadaoay,
New York,
mn MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE and
lva RETAIL DEALERS in
CHINA, GLASS, AND LAMPS,
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers Brackets, Girandoles,
Candelabras, sc.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and all
articles warranted
complete assortment Of the richest cut, press
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand
All the above articles made to order and all
kinds of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil at wholesale and retail.
New style of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
may l3--f
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ALUM.

FOR RENT.
THREE stories Of the Fountain Buildings corner
of Second street and Pennsylvania avenue. En-
ouire at the Fountain Bookstore.
may At Y. WARD.
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CIRCULARS, etc. etc,
Neatly printed at this afIice
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T,ARTHEHwARE, CHINA, AND GLASS. l.. PuR-
IL SELL, importer and dealer in h. Ware, China
and Glass; wholesale and RETAIL at his store, opposite
Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue Washington
city, d. c.
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uyHOMAS G. WILSON, AuctiOneer IL
II Commission Merchant, fronting on 9,h and the
west end of Centre Market, between Louisiana Az
enue and G street Regular sale days every market
day. Just received fresh supply Of Flower and
Garden seeds from Weathersfield.
anil ll-lf i.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-25
REPORTED BATTLE CONFIRMED.

The enemy al .uaianoras and Point Isabel General
Taylor in Monterey Loss of sir pieces .3riiiicry
Call for more Troops.
The steamer Palmetto has arrived at New Orleans,
bringing one days later news from the Brazos Pre-.
vious accounts Of great battle confirmed, hot
thing authentic has been received nss on either
side Cen Taylor lost six pieces of artillery at the
Riconsda Pass.
He had, however, made good his retreat into Mon
ierey An attack was hourly expected there. He
could no doubt hold out long supplies lasted, but
all communication with hin was cut oil
very large body OF the enemy threatened Matamo.
as and Point Isabel Canales was said to be marching
upon the mouth Of the Rio Grandc, with 100 men,
The Brazos was under martial law, and all the Anne
rican citizens enrolled and armed.
Gen. Taylor had made requisilion on Texas, Mis-
sssipp Louisinnn and Alabama, for Zen regiments, 10
be sent forthwith to the Rio Grande.-- 1'elegraphie
Disputed IN The NJ Y. Express
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Marrteo.

At the Nernont lionse, March 10, by Rev. u Willis,
Ne Samson Davis, 10 Miss Dadaina 5. Bennett Of Ashby,
Mass
10 this town March 4h, by Rev J. Chandler, Nc Henry
p smith aud Miss Hannah r. Samson, bath IT this town.
In Newlane by Rev T. tiauwe The 18th uit ,Air ches.
Ter lngpm, To Miss Irene Hall, both oil Newiane.
ia North waidsboro, March "A, by Rev. Chas w KEEL
lsg. Mr 5 Gr'rae Kellogg formerly Of Wilmington TO
Mss l.uraon Brigham ol Nnrth Wardshpro
10 Vernon March i7th, by John H. Smith, Esq Mr. Al
va Scott, iu Aliss Elizabeth l.. Noycs.
Ia Nottingham, on the letl inst, by Rev. Mr. Dallou,
Mr. Lyman Thompson, to Mrs Susanna GLEASON both Of
Heath, Mass
IN North wardsboro, March lili, by Rev Charles w.
Kellogg. Mr. S. George Kellogg, iomefy NJ Wilmington,
10 Miss Loraon brigham OF Nnrth Wardsboro
In Athens. March oh, by Rev. Huusc Mr. Chsrcs Z.
llodsnn Of Camhrdgepor, L. Miss Sophia Oak Of Athens
Ia Westminster, March ith. By Alber ESQ, Mr. Por.
ter Rice To Miss Lnuisa r. Darling, bpth ii Wrstmnsicr.
In Wapor, Mr. Foster Cooke 10 Miss Mary Anne
Foster. daughter of Mr. Otis lardwell
In ilinsdale March H. by Rev. n. l. Chase, Mr. Com.
tort Ctowninghrd, of Ches erfeld to Alrs Olive pushce,
Of II.
In Corraine March Aib, Mr. Edward Rice to Miss En-.
lily Nj. Morrison.
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Dteu.

In this village, Monday evening, Dr. John Wilson,
a native OF Scotland, aged 80
In West Bmtllcboro, March 9Th, Mrs Abah Harris, aged
81.
At the Insane Asylum, the 18th inst Miss Clarssa
Lyman, Of BRANDON aged ca
In wardsboro, the 18Th inst, Of Eyspens, AIrs iia-
dassah Scott, wife Of Mr. Elijah Scott aged a years
10 Jamaica, March 18th, Mrs Grsta Eliza Lincoln vile
Of the Rev s. Lincoln, and daughter Of Nathan Smith, NJ
ID late Professor in Yale College, aged a years
In rownshcnd, March Pad, Mrs Mercy Weatherbce,
widow OF Caleb Weatherbee, aged q years.
In lteadsboro the l2h inst Dca John Rice, aged 80
years Printers in Mass. and n. Y, will please notice.
In Gill, March LIST, Mr. Eldad ilosmer, aged ~ March
9Th, Of consumption ludah Jane, daughter Of Noble r.
and Ann Phillips, aged l6 years
In Windsor, Caleb Kendall, Esq Town Clerk and Town
Treasurer, aged g.
10 Winchester, n. II March l6, Mr. WIN. Dickinson,
Of Swanzey, aged 20.
In swanzey H., March 5, Abigail vile Of Mr. Martin
Thompson, aged %.
In Keene, n H., March T. Of consumption, Mrs Mary
o. 4. Perry, wife of Mr. Parkman Tuckerman Of Bos-
on and daughter Of the late Gen Justus Perry OF keene
aged 90.
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yaynes ErpecoraMt-This medicine has already proved
Itself be all that has been recommended by those who
have given il fair trial in this county and the demand
for il Increases daily. We have just heard Of important
cure OF Asthma which has effected by the use Of il in
neighborng ownlhe that Of female, who had
for long time been under the Of physician hat had
received relief and her considered hopeless
As last resort she purchased battle of DIR Jaynes Ex.
pectorant which caused her 10 expectoaie freely gradual.
eased her cough, and rapidly restored her health, We
have hesitation in saying, that this preparation Of DR.,
SUMPTION &C. the most valuable medicine ever offered
the American public. There is qnackery about it,
DR. JayLe is of the most skul praccing physicians
in Pennsylvania, and wherever his various preparations
have been thoroughly tested he is looked upon great
public beneactor,-SOmersd (-ue) Journal.
Sohl by Button s. Clark, BraiiieJoro.
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AT market, $50 Beef Cattle, Jokes Working Oxen, 10
Cows and Calves, no Sheep and 1000 Swnr About 400
head Of The Cattle the Western Railroad
Beef Catte--Exlra 80 %, frat quality 80 5O second
and third qual,cs, from ~ to 70,
Working Oxen-Sales made at $50 and $40.
Cows aud Caves-Sales nude al $2i 20 aud ~ so.
SheePSaes not noticed there being but Few sales
made al the time fts report " lf
Swinc-Sales at Wholesale, l2c Tor Sows and l-2c
for Banows. Al retail, from l.2 To 6 .gc.
n ID, In consequence OF very stof the mark
Is very hard and large lot Of cattle and sheep remain
unsod al the close.
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Netr and Important Eridenee .from the Rec. a. n.
IfinekleU

Ne,r and Important Eridenee .from the Rec. a. n.
Iinekiey.
Franklin, Ia, March 10, 1s4i.
DR.. JA1NE.-Dear Sir: Your medicine has been
in nearly every successful especially the Expec-
lorant. have received much benefit from the oi
this myself and one Of my nearest neghbprs, who had
been afflicted from childhood with the Asthma
yerely nearly 10 suocae her during the pafoxism
which returned about ouce a week, has been To all APP
pearance permanently cured. Yours, with respect.
A. X. HIsoKLEY.
Prepared only a, No. South Third ST., Phila
bronchitis, Coughs, consump iiOn.-Thousands
die annually with tie above diseases. Jayne's Ex-
pecioran never fails relieve, AID permanently
nine out Of len who use IL as directed.
90 Sold by BUTTON < CLARK, Bratlleboro.
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The following is lhe vote By counties.
Locofocos Attend!

Il Affords unspeakable satisfaction able announce
Locofoco friends thai the Governmental Washington be-
gins properly appreciate their hdey yalo and patriotism
Mr. Polk kindly consented receive in the service
Of the country company Of Infantry to be enlisted In
Isnoai Applicants must the ages OF 10 and IS
years more feet and three inches high and Of good
character. None need apply except such determined to
the period Of their enlistment honestly and faithfully dur
ing the trh Hcrico for the Of Eve years Our
friend Kimba OF the Woodstock Age has received the appoint
OF Captain, and has opened Recruiting Office at Wood
stockholders be opened at Montpelier Rutland and other
places in the State
The only drawback the pleasure feel in making This
u.s. only company has been called for
thousands OF yaent LOcofoco friends will be compelled
remain at ngorous ease while their favored
brethren reapnga rich harvest Of honor and upon
the deserts and the swamps Of Mexico Mir Polk probably
of what he has done. lie has thrown eband into
midst which but prove prolific Of evil
Civil War may the result hope will not but what
sfes what jeaoues what heart.burnngs lmust be
cited From heart pity poor Capt kimbal # will be
extremely for possessing much the milk Of human
to turn deaf thousands Of eager petitions
he will receive the rank OF "hgh private in his proposed
company but alas what no do but follow the instructions
he has recevedf Nothing, absolutely nothing But friend
Kmba this preceptin mind that "a so tnrnet
away WRATH endeavor iu into the minds OF "the grea
rejected" that is the duty of all good citizens obey the be
Of Government however unpalatabo they may be- Tel
them it is the lot Of with dsapponments
crosses in hat evqp patriotism itself best esneed by
tent endurance-and, above ALL tell them that there
COMMISSIONS 10 be gisen 0-and doubt not you will
eeed in econeilng many perhaps majority to tho idea Of re
naming tome. you do this you viii deserve well Of you
country.
by the Wayne would suggest the proprety Of opening
Recruiting Office in Bratueboro. We confident that
neigor Of the Democrat would take charge Of the establish
nent, and perhaps enlist himself
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OFFICIAL.
State Of Vermont.

SEcRErARN of Srkrrs OFricr,
Montpelier, March iS, ISl7.
|, j. McM SKATER, Secretary Of State Of Vermont
hereby certify and make PROCLAMATION, that in pur
of Of the General Assembly Of thus State
approved November ,, 1876 entitled "An Act relatng
licensing inn keepers and retailers, have this day
vassed the Of the eemen in pursuance OF said
Act, and that the result is as follows. TO wit;
For No License, ~ ,7s5
For License, 13707
and that the majority Of OF the freemen in favor Of No
License is sO0 Of which all persons will take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
~, In witness whereof ! have hereunto signed my
g 4 and affixed the seal Of this State, Montpe.
80 ler, the l5th day Of March, A D, 1917.
j. McAI. SKATER.
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sTRAwBERRIEs
'ESSION FROM MAY TO OCT.

From Four TaTiftits.
The boston Pine, Hopey's Seeding, The Common
Red Hood, and SiOddard's Seeding alpine.
The plants for sale by r. pnILLrs Middleown Point
NJ, and Drrros Il CLAaK, Agents, lrullleboro.
sheet continuing important information in relation 10
these varieties, chiefly extracts from the Magn1ne Of ior-
tcuure ilorticulluTst, aud other periodicals. is furnished
gralutously with the plants sold 4w3l
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COOLE Y'S
Vermont Daguerrean Gallery,
No. 2 Granite Row.

OVER u. D. DRACKETT's JEwEIRY STORE.
TNfIE subscriber respectfully gives notice To the cit.
II zes of BrnlebDro aud vicinity, thai hr has TAX
en- the above rooms with the nentian al locating a
permanent Gallery (,houhl encuuragemtnls present. }
his large and beautiful style. Any one wishing for
good Likeness u only asked 10 give him sitting aud
II mt satisfied, need purchase. lie would also in
wife strangers visiting Brn'tchoro well residents,
to call and his collection of specimens, not wish
ing 10 sit rlr Likeness. The Gallery viii I've opened
lbr exhibition March 30h I.kenesscs copied from
Portraits or miniature Engraungs, Sc. Likenesscs
taken nf deceased persons.
l. n. u Particular attention paid IN instruciing Pc.
pills. thorough course Of instruction and expert.
menis given in all cases, and furnished with apparatus
If desired.
Plates, Cascs Chemicals Cnlofs, Polishing Pow
ilers and every Thing used in the Photographs Art,
for sale on reasonable terms.
o. u. COOLEY.
Bfalileboro, March %, 1871. 81
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Qua SAVINGS bank has commenced operations IN
der the most favorable auspices. At this time, learn
the deposits amount 10 about $1,000 by lis derosos,
which has been placed at interest.
Persons intending deposit this spring, will bear
10 mind that The next quarter will commence on the
e,h of April on or before which day deposits must be
mae, deposilos would have their money interest,
as sums deposited alter the 9th will draw interest
ill the first Tuesday Of July.
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Life Insurance.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company

OFFICE, No, II Val Street, Ne,o York.
BENZ. c. Miller, sec'y. Robt l.. Patterson, Pres't
VNHIS Company commenced business the 18th day Of
il April 1876 having that time list Of about 200 per-
sons who had agreed take policies The business Of the
Company gradually increased and on The hFsl day OF Jan
1886 q mos from had issued 6o3 policies
and the first day Of Jan, l5f7 tho issue had amount
ed 1907 policies, showing business unparalleled in the
history Of any Life Insurance Co. Iossrs amounting 10
$i5Oi5 have been paid, 10 cases. for the benefit Of
widows and ophanseavng available TO meet future loss
es on the LIST of Jan, 1917, $i0s,72i 81.
dividend Of profits Of IS rgR has been declared
on the first years business
The following table gives brief view of the amount Of
premium which must be paid on SlOO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-25

Permont and Massachusetts Raiiroad.-1he Legislative
Alass) Committee have reported in favor Of granting
loan 10 the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Company,
10 the amount Of 100000 dollars The bill presented by
the Committee proposes accomplish the loan by author
King other railroad corporations which have heretofore been
aided By the loan of the scrip Of the State TO pay over the
principal oil said scrip the amount OF 100000 dollars,
10 the Vermont aud Massachusetts Railroad Company
The paid by any corporation 10 be endorsed on
is bond to the Commonwealth
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MONUMENTS.

TVNHE subscriber Il now offering the best stock OF
IL Grave Stones he has ever had ia this place, and
will The ways settled be receiving addi-
lions OF the hest To be had the other other side o
the mountain, at reduced prices. Those wishing 10
purchase will do well TO call before purchasing else
where.
NATHL. KITTREDGE.
Brarlcboro East Village, March %, ls47 ISL
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AMERICAN ART UNION.

In The City Of ~ y, for Me promotion ofhe Fine
.irts in The United STATES.
h is managed by gentlemen who chosen annual
~. by the members, aud receive no compensation. -
The committee have adopted the following pLAs:
Every subscriber Of five dollars is a member Of the
Art Union or the year, aud ia entitled To oil its priv
lodges. The money thus obtained Is applied
First, to the production Of large and costly origin
nj engraving, from American painting, Of which
The plate and copy right belong to the lnsilulion and
are used solrly for lis benefit.
OF this engraving every member receives q copy fof
every Eve dollars paid by him.
Members entitled to duplicates are at liberty to Sc
lect from the engravngsol previous years.
Whenever the funds justify IL, an extra engraving
or work of ART, is also furnished to every member.
Every member also receives a full Annual Report OF
the proceedings Sc. Of the Institution.
Second, 10 The purchase Of paintings and sculpture
by native resident artists.
These paintings aud sculptures pubicly exhibit
ed at the Gallery OF the Arl-Union till the annual
meeting in December, when they publicly dislIib-
uted by lot, among the MEMBERS each member having
one share for every FIVE dollars paid BY him
JOSEPH STEEN, II. Secretary.
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WANTED,

ITO hire ~ JoURNEYAIAN HOUSE PAINTER,
L. to whom fair wages will be given. Apply To
BralilebOro, March 81 81
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CARD,

With gratitude the most cordial would we mention a re
donation visit made by tr,nds al all
TO the number Of 10 The affection that glowed
from heart 10 heart the excellent by the ehu aud
amounting to eighty dollars, will be orgolIen by
y, llARTWEiL. .
A. NJ. IlARTWELL
Ncwfane, March %, lsi7
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TT is now about ten years since this medicine has
been introduced to the public, and il stands unri-
vailed in its Effects bearing the test Of The
tiny Of all classes, both friendly and uniendy. II il
but for purpose-for the Of Mothers, who have
to pass through Of alilicaioR 10 giving birth TO
mankind 10 be described Il is 10 YOU we make an
appeal II Is loI yout especial and general good that
you should make Of one boule Of the MOTHERS
RELIEF before confinement, then you can approach
the parturient chamber without feeling if you were
going 10 the chamber Of death. You may rest assur-
ed il will still all ftbrile and nervous affections IL
smooths and shields from irritation, and by lis peculiar
properties il destroys the GAUSS of hemoTrhsge in
hammaon that so oncn attends and follows the hour
OF pariurilion. II sweet and natural rest. and
al last facilitates the BIRTH that Mothers have
10 pass through such excruaiing pain and Distress.
The Mothers Relief may be depended upon in all cases
oftheaening abortion. where il is possible to be pre-
vented IN cases OF spasms, &c, causing Eloquent
alarm, from two to thee doses will give immediate
relief t~
As the subject is that cannot with propriety be
fully discussed in Ibis public manner, invite all who
feel interested TO call on agents (most of the
pecabe druggists in e United States or on the man
ufacturer and they will be furnished with pamphlet
in which they will find all the facts form
opinion Of its merits, and also the opinion Of many ply
sicans OF emnence, and Of persons who have become
acquainted with its beneficial effects.
AGENTS FoR wINpHAN COUNTY:
buttons CLARK, Brsnehoro; II. E. Baker,
Fayetteville; Thomas Cook Dr., w. Townshend HI
ram $. Cutting, Green River; Hitchcock g. Blanell-
ard, w Halifax; A. y. s. L. ". ChilIs Jacksonville;
and Orgen Smith, Wilmington. Ell
Caution TO Purchasers.
We learn that spurious articles of Mothers Relief
pot up by c. H. & J. II. Coleman of Buffalo, one
DR.. Smith, Of New York; also, Comstock, Of NJ r.;
his bottles and cut, with the directions that are pasted
on the bottle, are nearly perfect fac siule TO
He once was an agent Of ours, and has the genuine
pamphlets consequently il is well calculated 10 deceive
the public. Ask for Barihohek's Mothers Relief
None Is genuine unless signatures ore found with
in the wreath Of The direction that Is pasted on the bot
tie, signed with our hand, aud over the neck of
the boieis foe simile ofour hand writing, also. ali
John Laudon Factory Point, W., Is agent for
the State Of Vermont. Orders addressed 10 him will
, meet with prompt attention.
BY attending TO the above directions, no One need
be imposed upon.
10000 BOTTLES
Of this Yaluatie Medicine will positively be sol the
present year, being only the second year of lis intro
ducon to The public. Ne cay gipe Il trial
80 q "A BARTHOLICK
DRY GOODS
TINIIIS day received by A.E. DWINEi.I.
III Braurboro Eb liz ~ 4.
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ew-IIampshire Election.

Returns have been received from nearly the whole State
which show that Williams is elected Governor by about
1000 majority. Peasee and johnson elected 10 Con-
grcss nhe I'd and ih Districts and in the Is, aud ID
complete returns show the following result.
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l.. d. PROuTY,
ASHBEL DICKENsON

HAVING purchased Of L. ID. Prouty his interest
II Il 10 the Stope aad Tin Ware business, would in
form his friends and the public that he has resumed
business his account al the old stand in the Stone
Building, and will keep for sale extensive assoIl-
ment Of STOVES Of the latest and most improved
patterns now in use, with Siope Furniture, Pipe &c.
Also, an assortment Of Copper, Brass and Tin
Ware, made 10 the best manner,
All JOB WORK done tn ORDER
Brattleboro, March 90, 1871. 81
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The House OF Representatives nearly balanced that
il impossible determine its character until the
meeting of the Legislature in June. Folks majority in the
State in ls4a between 5000 aud 10000 considerable
of falling OF here.
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West Winchester, was destroyed by fire on Saturday
morning last. Loss not known. No Insurance.