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Keep Of

NoTiCE !, hs,ehc g,ven that ali psrsens are
IL forbidden to dig snias % ~ sny msaae'
10 ,respass upon any parts OF shs Fhschess' lands
in this eoualy, sswe a,s determined 20 enforce
The Law against al Who do.
THoS J. TAYLOR,
JOHN b. TuRLEY.
Zee %. 1917 se~lY,
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The Old Stand.

TAMES NJ. OTIS offers for sale general as
81 sorimeni Of goods, saited to the season and
the market:
Staple Dry Goods; Ladies' dress
Stu6S: .Ja,,cy goods. .Aiso
Ready Made Clothing.
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Pine Lumber

~AN be had at J. aTaer's mile, IN any
Iquandiy, or az fast rs two mills can make IL,
al from Si0to Sla per thousand, according to
quality.
MAY !, 1871 s-6m.
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Or Look out for spurious inaitations.
The true and genuine WIsTAR's BAlsAM lssold
in ST, Louis, Mo-, by PHELrs a. BLAKEsLfY
ner Of Sd and Chestnut streets. Also fot sale IA
Southern Wisconsin, by the following Agents -
Il. Bayley g. Co., Plauevlle X. ID. Pulfofd Min
eral Point: Bfownell & Carson, Dodgevilie; Ed
win Birknell, Potosi; T.. w. Peton & Co, Prai-
RE do CHEN; J. VI. Otis, Lancaster; and by re.
spectacle druggists and dealers in eyory town and
city throughout the western states and territories
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Co6ees,
Sugars,
Spies,
RdiSinS,
Candies,
sc. &c.
Together with every other article in this line.
Books and stationery.

Lot school teachers attend 10 his branch OF his
stock, as h" has tho most approved editions of
Readers, Spoilers, Arithmsiics, Grammars, Ge-
ographies, PHILOSOPHERS, Chemis.ries, Algebras,
&C.. which are adapted to eountry schools--to-
gother with slaies,pencls, quilts, steel pens, paper,
&c. Cap and letter paper by the ream or halt
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% bills a. c'ks Of wines bandies ss'd quail
25 i-2 g. IL :.
100 bhls old Cincinnati whiskey
10 +" American brandy and gin
30 boxes ol mould and sperm candles
2O0O lbs Of rice ~ 100 and to 800 10 casks
AGO I" {" saleraius in 100 and 400 ID casks
10 boxes Mo. aud Ky. tobacco assorted qualities
10 " virginia
70 bbl. and ~ bbls lniseed oil
.. Kegs sup white lead
& by 10 ~ by IL IL by II wind glass IN bx'
l,a lew - bbls ~ turpentnc snd whiting
8 cOss.'upenor bacon sides .,,
20 bbls mess and prime pork
10 kegs leaf lard
100 kegs tar 5 bbls ditto
10000 lbs JuninJa iron all sizns
500 cast, german and blister steel
IS kegs Boston nails from 3 to POD
80 Boston blasting powder
10 {" sup. rifle +"
s36 sacks sup. dried spplesand peaches
g poems 10 boxes iemmons
10000 superior principle cegan
n lew bales sheotngs
a5 boxes and l-2 boxes Boston soap
I6 " mr. raisias LIST rate article
90 assorted kegs; spice, pepper, ginger, and al
monds, nutniegs, cloves, prunes and many
otherartieIes wantrd IN Wisconsin,
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Consumption 81 tie Lungs, Lfrer Complaints
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronetit's, Crop,
Uhooping Cough, blfilenaa, Hoarseness,
Splitting Of Blood, Difficulty cfBrea-
thing, Pains an The Side or
Breast, etc. etc. etc. etc.
IN presenting this highly useful and valuable
u medicine 10 public notice as remedy foi
"Consumption" and Pulmonary diseases - gener.
al, the proprietor has been actuated solely by the
great success attending lis use in his own practice
and 4 desire TO benefit the afflicted, and would
therefore wish particularly to impress upon the
public mind, that IL is entirely different from the
nosirums daily ushered in to notice by Boosting
quacks, as II not only omanates from regular Phy-
stefan, but has also been well tested III all the
complaints for winch it is recommended.
That it stands al the head OF other RENE
dies is now universally conceded. II has cured
th0usards upon thousandsof all classes 10 cases OF
The most dangerously consumptive character -
And physicians OF the greatest emimnenee through
out ou whole rounfry nnhesitatingly recommend
il as the most powerful curative of Pulmonary dis
eases in the whole range OF Pharmacy. The sale'
in the Western STATES have TINS far been unpara'
lelled; and the most gratifying proofs OF is efficacy
have been received from every place where u has
been Used For sale By BIcRSELI &Co,
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I.AMD w a. @@ o

Axes, fes, fasps locks, chisseis, screws, augers,
door trimmings complete, tacks, wfe, nails, can
dlesu,ks, gimhles, braces, plane irons, knives &
forks, pocket knives. razocs, sheats, scissors,
brushes, shovels, spades traps, shoe thread,
ropes. bed cords. &c, he has on hand, with q
great variety nj other shelf hardware, and for 40
,th nu,nnka tim, aelt
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CRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE

Ills stock is full IN this line which he win sell
In sets complete, or by the piece.
In addition to the articles enumerated, he has
few patent spring clocks, gloves, miitens, cigars,
nuts, with thousand Others, all OF which he VIII
sell on the mos, favorable terms Zoe cash or app
proved short credit.
N. u. Those who have been accommodated
with credit. viii please remember the terms aud
live rp TO them
December 5, 1876. 3q-ly.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

IIs has provided himself in this line with all the
articles commonly wanted for his trade, together
with all the approved patent medicines Of the
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G II o C + II lie s.

In this limo he is ready TO meet his customers on
favorable terms as any one can afford too, aad
lie has attended to the selection OF the very
choicest
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"a oo,.,.o q
"A GkUCEKlLS. hssaV
kv21 ~

1000 sacks Of ground alum salt,
100 " fine table s.
800 bbIs Of clarified Kanawa
so bags green Havana coffee
&c " prime Rio and Java "
25 " Laguayra in 200 ID SIX
90 hhds New Orleans sugar first rate quality
1910 lbs Is IN bbls bbli
5000 white & yellow Hny'a su' in 4 300 ID bx'
so bbls New Orleans molasses 10 hall do do
10 sand 10 hall do S, Louis sugar house mol'.
10 bbls no mackeral
10 10 no
l0I no q
s " NO 2
s l-2 no 2
s Ia 90 no 2
Al.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

Prom 0rtgon The 5, Jo~ph Ga.
so'is OF the S0h ar On lhe 2sL
sh company Of msa arrived Of A. 10
seph ''om The Oregon TERRITORY They
~e'e on the road osh'y.Ih dsy,. sni
ZANE through without sny material see,
do'a OF misfortune They we're. however
d-a'oed shor time ty the pssne~ In.
d'a"' Who bed council regarding the
r'opncySo' rotsne lhem, bv, dec ,ded 10
l.t them 60 wnhow dong sny injury
Ihcy ttns 10 he~s Of int,r,3 rom ore
gon Everything VI. qsi~ there A
large m'il as bsough, IN and depo,,a-. IN
ouf po"-oh.ee Isl I>oun Republican o.
The 5ih
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

ANroporG OF CRocErr -hvid once
VISITED a mensgaric ~ Washington, and
pause q momen, before . particular hideous
monkey, exclaimed, 'Wha, Ia resemblance
TO The Hon Mr. - The word,
wcfe scarcely spoken, when be turned and
to his oni.hmcnl, saw, Standing n, 81"
sltr. tho very man, whom he had comrl''
mcn,cd. Il beg your pardon" said the
gsllsn, Coiontl; Il would no, have mad
The remark had know Iha, You was near
ne AMI I am ready 10 make the MOI"
humble apology for my unr'rdcnable rude
meas, ba,, ing first a. the insulIed mem
herkol Congress hose face was anything
Ia, lovely, and then ~ the animal wh'eh
he hal compared - him, hang mr. Il !
can tell @h"hcr ! ought 10 apologize 10
ycu or 10 The monkey I"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
& Az TON

The public are particularly cautioned arsinr
purchasing imitation articles pretending to have
the same effect A. Brosn' sarsaIarilla anil Tomato
Bitter. Never buy the Saraparilla aud DAndel,.
on Psnsccs, Aeureigrs Tomato Bit,crs nor e..
,rac, II Ssrs.arills, Tpnsto aud Dand.iiu OF
an, other prctrstion, With the expectation OF get,
ting the. genuine browns Shr,Aparilla and Tomato
hiiI,ts which are prepared at his medicine store
y Too - Washington stseei, Boston. These Bitter,
are ths hrst preparation of the k!ni tina, VA ever
Gold, and they are the only genuine article Of I'll,
Kind nov H. market. Away see that the direction
l. sagn,i FredsrieA Brown. IN hi, own hand wait
ing. Who ever heard of . MAJ. counterfsiting q
bad bank note, OF one that would not ya-s1 just >.
1t With medicine they awa!s counterfeit tha,
Witch cells
AL orders for Brovn, Ssr'apari!ln .ni Tomnt,
l4ttsft, directed 4 Frederick Brown, Sac proprie
tor, NJ ~ W Arlington 'trett, bostor vail Le at
tended to punetualiy ~ Bttcr' securely pacl.d ioi
ihippins. None genuine unlo,s ngned tTciericl
brown on the wrapper.
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TO TIE SICK EVERY WHERE

Mr. Rider clerk Tor Pruyn Wilson aud No.burr
state street, having used Hcrficks Sugar Coated
Fsls, does MT hestatc in saying that they the
mot valuable PREPARATION OF medicine With which
he u acquainted. Furthermore. that be has rcco-
mended them /" several 81 his friends and In every
instance he hs. heard them spoken Of IN the high.
ct term. The beautiful coat Of sugar with winch
u.cy are enclosed renders them pleasant 10 take
thereby avoiding taste and smcll.
Purchaser. should be particular ard ssk for Her
rich sugar coated pill, and avoid all limitations
fr q, hi. that has attracted much sttcntion a.
mpng all clss.s ofoltstcn', aud none more - than
Physician' hundred Of whom nov u,c them in
Their daily Itacticc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
QUESTIONS WE'LL ANSWERED.

A soplis, wishing to pus.lr Thslcs. the
MIlciian. one OF WISE men Of Greece, pro.
posed t. him. in rapid succession, the ,ol-
loving difficult questions. The philosopher
replied g. them all without the least hcsi,a.
ton. aud with how much prolricty AMI pre-
cision. our readers can judge for them.
selves
What j. the ollcs, Of all ,lings?
Cod because he always existed.
Wha, i the most beautiful;
The world -bccausc it is the work Of
Col
What is the greatest Of all things?
Spacc-bccausc it contain. all that j.
created.
What is the quickest Of all things
Thought-bccausc it a moment /, can ay
TO the ends Of the universe.
What is the strongest,
Ncccssity--lccause it makes men face all
TIC dangers Of life
- Villa, is the mos, difficult?
To know yourself.
W Lat II tie most constant Of all things
llopc-bcoausc i, still remains in man,
after he has los, every thing else
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
Ol'l1'UAR

Died in this village on the 18Th instant,
Rev Stephen ~ WhceIock aged So
The deceased was obliged, by bodily in.
Gtml,i,s. TO retire from lators FIVE years
since. He was born in Rutland, April 4,
1850 When abou, SIX months OF age an
accdcn, occurred by which he was deptiv.
Il for liic, If the use Of his righ, limbs -
Al the age Of seventeen, b. became a mem
Der Of the college a,Bur'ing,on and - hlc
member Of college, be was obliged TO
have bis right foo. nmpula,,d. But, III the
ordering Of ,hn, Providence which secs
no, MS man sees-,hc Circumstance was
n,ic to be connected with his spiritual n.
wak,nns, and Ultimate conversion 10 God
Depressed in mind by the interruption Of
his studies, which proved longer than he
had ,iclpa,ed, he began 10 rcpinc at his
seemingly hard lot A. ,his time his mind
was lorclbly arrested by the .1>Ilen, and
beautiful tract, onii,!,d-"Tis al for tie
Best" He resolution was now fixed. lhn,
he would know for himself whether there
was reality IN the religion Of the gospel -
he q, once applied himself to tho inves,iga.
Ton Of the evidences OF Christianity, md
the doctrines Of revealed truth, and, ia pros.
scouting his design repaired, after comp,I.
ing Ia, college course, 10 The Seminary n,
Andover Through his Subsequent, l'ic
and ministry. he was, as might be supposed,
warm friend OF the Tract enterprise. In
lSi2, he was licensed TO preach the gospe
and ,hcrcupon entered on his lators us
preacher aud ovangchs, These Iabors
we've continued and enjoyed in different
part o! New England, and New York for
q period Of more than thirty years, Tokens
OF the Divine approval were not wanting
Sinners were awakened and converted to
God. During The las. four Of five years
Sir Whcelock was principally confined in
doors Bu, he still manifested a strong dc.
sire 10 be useful. IN various ways he cn
dcavored 10 awaken aud sustain the Zeal o.
his Christian friends, and to arouse the al,
l.n,lon o! The careless aud the uu,hnk Jog tc
a consideration Of the claims OF religion -
I, is believed lha, be sough. repeatedly te
bcnei, others by tho judicious circulation
Of religions tracts. lie seemed 10 carr,
wilh him into hs retiremon, an humble
and spiritual frame Of mind aud to chc'i.I
n fcfv,nl anil uniform interest," for the N
crease AMI strengthening OF a revival spIfi
among Christians. Every part Of Chris
,inn eT,r, found a place in IN his sympn
,h.s aud prayers. lie seemed at home II
bearing The great interests and want
OF the church and the world before tn
throne Of God. |, was remarked b.
those most ultimately acquainted vii
him IN bis last days, tina, he SCENE
evidently to be r'prning for heaven -
AMI when ,hr final summons came, II ha
no lcrron for him. lie was no, posses.e
Of those animn'ing views IN prospect {
: death which christians often feel, bu, 81
prcss,t calm nni unwavcring hopc. {
one thing hc sad, he icll sufe--,ha. IN
gfes, doc,unos be had Preached were ,ru'
And - after avery bfi,f illnc. he p,sse
quietly mo b., rest. leivinra widow an
ono chlil to cherish ,hc mcinory Of his vi
,uos>sni 10 share. We trust, tho rch lesae
ofs good mhu'' prayers CosS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

MoEx ErLiGIous scmisMs. 1t is stated
that DR.. kock has arrived at Washington.
lie is German. and n disciple Of Rongc.
lie has come there under the advice aud
counscls Of Ronrc His object is TO cs-
iabli-h a sor, Of Catholic Church in Wash.
ing,cn Independent Of the See o! Rome,
and 1t Is the purpose of Rongc to scnd GU.
minister OF two into foreign nations gem
orally, preaching the Catholic faith entirely
indcpc,dcnt Of the head Of tho Church a,
Rome.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

,s''fi - -fsf 10 O. I~ssi.. 'rcu go -,ra.ss as.rt
en- - 49, - s~a es, ~ 'esaa 10 sssr,
D.Ass ssa tea 10 The sss,a
Sss~', - hsfssrd ~s.sy Cis~.st 3 rr-~ss~
ksf.s,A hsiiey VIC s,.Saa,d n stand Ire Me-,
9. ~ fi,ss Go krs.a.A sDW tn.l-s r,,4.fo,a
'.ruio'Tni ..tlstee. "A - An.s tsrAs,s,. X
NTnstre~s Nesihsssf II Hs's rcsur., A
NJ y Fer''re' Va Wr Nlssisie.a \ n
"sissr tisfsnash : rtrvs nfo-r et....en , at
tns'f Tie ghastussisr Th,s-sAss, sT..r..tA
W .lhtrfa-i i.aIAse Val " slh.rfu-s & "
Bruce c.. b.n,, bross. NV sss,e, Ia
sosih 'fcfu hes.s g.. Wells Nlsdos 4 " ~.
ass, rA.iet Seneca SAITH ba.t, terr.r iRtr
hem Suiss's y i.enna'a w.ihps'ora ~ Chir-
ms. ete'Atnsr .rt Juro. Aps, oai,arr., ne
Ne u gland o1c. iss Trsmoui - Hsigr "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

Nrvyg S,wA RsiLno,p An ancc-
lo,c i. going the rounds Of the papers. tia,
Mr. Edward hates, Of Missouri, the Prc,i-
lcut Il the Chicago eouveniion, sa.d he bad
lever .ocn a Railroad When he e'nigra.
tod. in lsl2. to the French village d hu,s.
called II I.uui,. which has now nifty thou.
ssnl inhabitants. be was abll.'cd to hire .
guard Agains, hostile savaecs 10 scoomrs-
~ him ACROSS the unbroken wilderness
Which is now tire staio 81 Illinois. With =
civilized p'rala,.on Of III hundred thousand
'rccren We cAnno, doubt tia, the an.
coioie 10 true We presume there arc
many citizens IN tic West rho have never
seea = isaiin4l toT. twon,v YEAR ago, there
wee only ,wo very ,soft Railroads IN III,
t,iicl S,-,cs--one ~ Bosion. ani the
,-,: a. Nag L C..as
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

yos.r Hricry Eossiei IN ts o'rn
e., oar ias,lcc.ioo 'e,sfns from Too.
o,..o, ,.o~ shat Ne,i s Brown. the Wig
e.nli3s!s iof Governor. tss been sleeitd
tvs 81, I'D mslofay Over his lcoiooo or
uoaeni There la, also ben ,leeiei to
Cons,,i'. o.. Wing, 10 five loeoiocos
TIE iniosms,ioa from 7 snn essee 70 eon
,l,,c Th,n - slrts uniform
ram from the result Of lstJ on the Whiy
ic. amounting m some colnuos TO $50 TO
go voiu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

Reneounfcr. On the l2th.a street fight
tok place at New Orleans, between Mat.
thew &. Edwards, a(young lawyer. and
Orcn Byrd. in which the latter lost his
li'c. Byrd met Edw arls in the street and
struck lin with cane and afterwards
pushed lin some distance, when Edwards
drew pistol aud fred thrice at him and
Killed. hin. The tight arose from some pc.
cuniary Affairs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

Melancholy icciieni- Nt,!een I,tes
Lost GA Saturday last. .,il boat, re.
turning from 81 Nicholas g. II. An,or,e.
hcsr puebcc VIZ capsircd md o' nineteen
Individuals an h,afd--,hrcc men and .ix.
teen 'cmal,. all were drowned .,ccpt tn
o. The men and one woman
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WHO, CAliCI-S

The Wig. Of Rutland ~. r.qucscd TO
meet Al he Town House. oil We, Ruilsuj
on the 2. h day Of Angus. inst at q o.
clock l. NJ ior he purpose Of nominating
some prison to represent sad Town IN The
IN the General Assembly
l,Tlabd Aug - ist7.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

E2"Nr Webster asluyitcl Mr. Clay 10
jim party Of friends who are now ruraliz.
ins and chowdc'nc at Nlarshfcll.
We understand that Mr. Clay is to a.tcnl
our State Agricultural Fair. in September,
at Saratoga Spring. .h'Gny Erening
Journal
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NOTICE..

The Democrats of the town e Rutland
are hereby requested 10 NEE, a, the Cour,
lio"so y" Saturday. sbc 2c,h day or Aug.
inst. at five clock, L NJ e. select some
suitable person to lie supported 10y them for
town representative.
By order Of the TowS COMMITTEE.
Rutland, Aug II, ISL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

F-D'-A judge out Wet has recently de-
cidsd that it might be insanity to sign an.
other mans name TO check in place Of
your own, but when you draw the money on
the check and spend it. there is a good deal
Of sanity Of the proceeding.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

Illinois Uarrra--farmcrs in thi. Vi
Unity nave harvested most Of their Wheat,
From what wc hear We Judge tina, the yield
has been bountif'L one. The quantity
has been good. and the quality decidedly
Emperor g. that Of common seasons The
cool weather in the 'pring and fore part Of
summer was favorable e. all small grains.
Gaicnl Gd-ei,c. Juiy 30.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

We have later news from santa Fc. -
Licuienan, Brown. and several o,hc, men
have hcen killed neM Bura, Majr IA.
rpndson pursued the N,Iicans aud bad n
fight. in which he Killed hse or six and cap.
,arod thirty OF forty. The prisoners taken
confessed tia, there was another conspiracy
Oh foos
tigh, Il Colonel Ession's command has
been Killed. l., Camanchcs, and three wound.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

ASVWo OosIArS Per AMMAN
n November last, We commenced the
publication of tins family new spspcr on
new and novel plar No similar work
intended Ia contain the rirx Of news. cle
2,nce, opinions ami 'iteriiurc al our tine
to Gull from the wilderness Of the hours
ever flowing caprice. and 70 nrscvs the good
things rise Loot IN the b"w ildcring hoaiage of
novelties adnh,h had previously been auemp,.
ed by others.
That We have lsborel successfully IN our
roc alton and produced paper rensfk,blc
for rs interest, value and popularity, and
adapted 10 the wants Of All oi,ssrs % 80
Getty. we have sufficient evidence IN our er
iensi,e and rapidly increasing circulation.
in the universal CONNIE nda,l ~ the puLhc
press, and, above all. IN the 1it,cnng en-
coursgemen, and cordial appreciation OF our
numerous LApy RrADras. IN every section OF
the country.
The scope, design and character Of the
HomE JouRSAL differ from those OF any
newspaper heretofore established. TIE
contents are fitted 10 eng age ,hc attention Of
tie man OF business. and be a source of elc.
gan, instruction and entertainment, 10 tho
domestic hreslle aud family clfc. I,s
leading Characteristics are early and copious
]
! literature. science. and art, both at hon. and
abroad; productions IN fiction, romance, and
historical narrative . sketches Of the taste
and manasrs of the time. essays on all sub.
Iec,s connected ~iIh social interests bio.
graphical notices and anecdotes literary
and professional bon .mo'-, ep,gr,ms. and
Gle ant tf,fes of e,e'y kind
I No original papers appear bu, those n
obvious and decided merit, the selection.
(which are from the foreign Joufnsl- IT, at
known ~ tlis country are made with the
utmost attention and care.
The lloNs JorRsAL, IN brief, combines
the siriling and novel attractions 81 lhs
spapef With the inufo abiding interest,",
OF the higher class Of periodicals.. !, -
printed Ia The folio form, on large and supe
riot paper, on new clear type. obialne
expressly for the purpose and Is, la II.
whole arrangement and details. a mos, f,
,urable specimen u the best typogfaphica
I XII OF the country In sidui.n To these
and A. one olits most valuable vecvliiuttcs
, u is, in reference TO ihs diversity OF iaen
employed upon n, 'he oh,ar,.i paprr ia ih'
irned safes.
\. an he bafE numbers ~ the work sf'
! entirely exhausted. Ne Intend. ou SATURDAY
4 the ois' - August. - irrirnsc tie pfesen
. eduion u tie Hose Juvasu far lhcsirfcs
y Accommodation 81 new subscribers, and VI
therefore respectfully roc1eN go, al wh
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CASTLETON SEMINARY.

The Fall Term II hi, Institution will
commence On THURSDAY, the IL ofscv'cm.
Der. and will continue II weeks Persons
desiring In enter the school should he Pres
cm a, the beginning q the term
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MOI ICE.

meeting n the Liberty Parry for the
town OF iiu''lni viii be h,,i on Saturday
the 2s,h day OF August, 1877, al 6 o'cloe k
y m, at the school house in Mil Village
for The purpose Of nominating candidate
Tor town representative
Dawn A M K's.AlD''( Town
Lrrmrn TmnAtL COMMITTEE
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All iumou,. 'ths S-af lbN never So,
,,,t..,,fta, DONE. sand lrr and
hrsnoe amoos The gsaiy o. Wig
So, AWnio
W,lhrrfars. Aug is lsF
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PROSPECTUS.

fhO>ff'TIS.
rINIlE undersigned proro.e, 10 ,uhlf,b
l. the ensuing fall, (pr as soon as the, x.
pence % puhhcslinn shall warranted the
coftcspnnlcnre between tn. Governor Of
New Hampshire and New York in relation
- The New Hampshire Cranis from 1850 10
l11i, together with the doiuss VI ihsir re-.
spec tive Councils thereon also The doings
OF us NQ'stys council, Colonial SECRETARY
and Board - Trade on the same subject -
10 Which vii 20 appended the following en-
TILED pamphlets. w
~ state ~ Tie rsli 81 ile colony Of New
lofk With "sp,rl To- Is tls'era boundary
on t"bh.'u' VI Ns'ef, and Grants made by
The trnch south oi Crown PoiG,.' published
hy We henenl Assembly 81 New Svf., I77J
"lih an 'pPen"it ofiho iso..
~ HausiiNe ~ the Proceedings 81 tie
fnmrnl "i Ne" >r'a ula'irc 10 HE y.
il'inP''iie 'ffn's, hriis ialI rep.y ~ the
foregoing nj Jet AM sP,tgiit psb.,Aed
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