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DENTAL, SURGERY.

A A. sWEETsER would respectfully announce tho in
"a habans o. Montpelier and vicinity that he has tai
room over Ellis Wilder and Co.'s Store, Stae-street
where he viii attend 10 all operations upon TEETH He
feels conden, 10 saying that all operations shall be perform
ed IN the best possbo mnnnar the reasonable
terms Teeth ezuacted and mineral Teeth inserted gold
pute or on pvo which will not only improve the beauty
and promote tree and distinct articulation, but may used
IN mascaon as well as tire natural Teeth Special cure
Will be observed in cleaning and filling prevent further
cay Teeth hed with patina gold tin, of best quail.
~ that can be obtained in Boston New Teeth
es Of the first quality and the celebrated Tooth Powder
which has ever been offered to the public for cleaning
preserving teeth and mpartng them beautiful ustre ard
for preserving the gums, prepared and for sale AT th, Office
wholesale retail.
Ladies and Gentlemen who make it convenient to
call at the office, will be attended at their residences.
Montpelier, Nov. 1886. Off
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RUGGLES, NOURSE g. MASON'S
Eagle self-sharpcning and Adjustable Steel
Pointed
u I, q w s

THESE have tho superior farm and general
struction as tho celebrated EAGLE FLOWS, with
the exception that Point and shnrc Of pieces
which nude Improved ssshdrPeniHg principle.
Tho Point simply bar of torough iron sieeied at each
end twenty inches long aud passes upward into tho
body of pow, where II confined with bolt As
1t becomes shorter and the under sde II is read
lily moved forward turned the other side up, thus always
presenting sharp point Of fH length and proper shape
When end is off five inches, the other end pa-
ced forward and performs q like Service The wing
shao is made Of either wrought iron with steel edge Of
from and is also reversible, being either end for
ward or either side up.
Both Point and Share simply constructed that any
blacksmith replace thom trhng expense, porpotu
the of tho original by now-layng with STEEL
They become worn.
secsharponng Points and Shares have been considered
Objectionable nasmuch they have possessed sufficient
strength, owing their complicated ucon of cast
uctai but single glance these Flows will convince any
person. by the simple construction OF the point and share Of
drought iron and steel that they combine strength and dura
bty uncqualcd by any other form construction, and
Ilnun NJ lrnnhn md
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OF THE BRIGHTON MARKET Fol
Alarriaoes.

In Mortified, Jan. Sd, by C. P Randall ESQ., Mr.. James
NJ Wright and Miss Antonette NJ Lyon, both of Norhfe Id.
On the 3lt inst by Rev. Mr.. Baou Mr. L. +. Brown of
St. Johnsbury, to Miss Abby Proctor of Montpelier.
In Waterford Dec. 2i by the Rev. Ebenezer Smith, Mr.
Darius d. Webster of Hardwick, Miss Prudence H. Pike
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4flarkrts.
BOSTON MARKET, MONDAY, JANA.

BOSTON MARKET, MONDAY, JAN. 4.
Professionalism, little than the usual retail sale.
Mess Pork selling $40 10 D prime IS 50 50, nd
clear, Sl2 Lard scarce and sells readily in kegs
Sc. months. Hams in moderate demand Ia n
l2 months. Tallow is duh and will bring over C.
cash. FlourThe market quiet and prices rather heavy
moderate sales of Genhesee at So so.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET, Monday, Jan. 4.
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
AT Market 500 beef Cattle 6 Jokes Of Working Oxen,
81 Cows and Calves, $500 sheep and about 27O swine.
Beef CntleExtra s. 3d. first quality 25 second quail
ty so, third 81 90.
Working Oxen-Sales noticed at SO, 70, 7S and 81.
Cows and Cohesive noticed sues at SIS, "a, 2s, 30, 81
and 45.
sheep-snlcs of lots at 1,2e LIS 50, % and 34a.
Swine-At wholesale c. for Sows, and D c. or barrows
at retail from 10 e, and l2 c.
STATEMENT OF THE BRIGHTON MARKET FOR
1886.
From tho Boston Daily Advertiser.
1850 BoefCato, sales cstim9ed at si'lsss911s9Oo
1874 Stores, 3OS,26O
lU5350 Sheep, Ib2239
1890 Swine, 2Obo2A
ls45.
4s9lO Beef Cattlo,)
1o3 e61 s sbnse' estimated sales, sl,sO364s
lsit.
$3.50 Beef Cattle,
1871 1914 Sheen estimated sales, sl,6s9,s7i
527l0 Swine,
BOSTON WOOL MARKET, JAN. Q, ls47
DoMEsTIc. Sax. deoces 81 IS. Full blood % a 80, .
"a blood 25 %, Common Ia blood % 25 Lambs super
90 81, Do No. "a 25, Do. No. IA IL Do, No. q
10.
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ORANGE co. RANK.

THE Stockholders in tho Orange County Bank arc hereby
notified that tho Annual meeting for the choice of
tors for the ensuing your will DO held at the house Of b. f..
Dickinson in Chelsea, tho 18th day of January next.
.. g. REDINGToN. Cashier.
December 81, 1916, OF
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE

INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. H. WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Hls highly useful and popular Institution offers insure
lives on terms quite as advantageous those Of any
Company in Europe America Its plan partakes of the
SAVING BANK and MUTUAL INTERESTS, aifording
the security Of the and the gain Of the other Il embra
provision for Married Women to insure the lives OF
their husbands and to the wife the insured The
PREMIUM il $50, may be paid one fourth in cash and
threctouTths in secured note, IT can be paid weekly,
monthly quarterly This Company, during the past year
has issued 1901 Policies, received sl5i2d5 25 in premiums,
aud with and paid losses amounting thou
sand dollars 27l policies issued in the month of April
last Information furnished and assurances effected appi-
cation EDWARD II. PRENTISS.
Montpelier, May 10, 1876. 65:tf
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suINGroN, Dec. 30.--The Van Ness case
closS 10 day. Eleven jurors consented to give
verdcs against the plaintiff Mrs. Conner in
accordance With the instructions Of the Court.
One demurred and was Withdrawn By consent
of counsel. The verdict was rendered by IL,
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S. r. COOKS ESTATE.

TIVE suhscbers having been appointed by the Honorable
the Probate Court iorhe District of Washington Com
msioncs, to rcccvc examine, and adjust all claims and
demands oul persons against heestate OF Samuel r.
late of Barre in said District, deceased, represented inso
VENT and the term of six months from the h day of De-
cnmhe 1916, allowed by said Court the creditors of said
deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims
u,Do give notice that will attend the duties of
appointment at the dwelling house of Samuel Cook in Barre
in said district the 18th day ofJlnuary next the 9th
day of June next, O'Clock afternoon each of said
days.
Bare, Dec. I7b, A. D. 1876.
81 ABRAM PAGE. J Commits
AnEAnn nin
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HAS taken Agency from g. & f. l.. Granger for the
purpose of selling At Wholesale and Reai the
atngs made at their Furnace consisting of the following
articles, in part all OF wkieh found at tho store ioI-
mery occupied by Benjamin Day Co tbe head of
Street;
sizes Farmers and Mechanics Stovos
Paro Cook Yankee Notion Paror, Box and Air Tight do;
Fire Frames, Oven Mouths Arch do with Crates Ash do;
Robnson's Side Hill and Common Plow Points
Pow Wheels, Pumps, Wagon Boxes, Pipe do, Wagon
Nuts, &c. SC.
Also, superior lot of Waggoa Spokes.
Just Teceixed lot Of Small Premium Stoves, suitable
for Rail Road Tents small Fames-CHEAP Call and
look.
Montpelier June 49, 1876. 70tE
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STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Honorable the Probate
Washington County, Couit for the District Of Ran
dop To all persons concerned in the estate of Asa Smith,
late of Williamsburg in said District deceased, ntestao,
Greeting
WHEREAS, ORAN SMITH, administrator on the estate
w of said deceased proposes rendering account OF his
administration, and presenting his account against safe
tate for allowance session of said Court to be he'd at
Gales Inn, in Willamsown, in said dstsict on the 9TH
Friday in January noxThcreioe, you hereby Motif
ed appear before said Court tho time and place aorc
said aud show have, why tho said account
should not he allowed.
Dated at Chelsea, in said District, this 18th day Of De-
cenIber A. ID. 1876.
A II
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BENZ. Il. PICKETT'S ESTATE.
TIVE Subscribers having been appointed BY the Honorable
Probate Court for the District of Washington, commits
oners receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against tho estate OF Benjamin r. Pickett late
ofDuxbuIy In said District represented insolven, and the
Of sir months om the 30th day Of November 1896 al
lowed by said Couit the creditors OF said deceased TO
hib and prove iher respective claims before us-Do give
notice that will attend TO the duties Of appointment
At the dwelling Of widow Pickett in Duxbury In said
District the third Tuesday Of January and May next,
one O'Clock afternoon o. each OF said days.
Az AFRO of sSMSALLry, Oo~''
DuxbuIy, Dec. 4, ls46. 90
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LIBERATION.

'HIS cerihes that have this day given my son. Lyman
H. Hartford, his timo to act trade aud business
for himself hereafter; and that shall not be ccountabe for
bis debts claim his earnings. JOHN HARTFORD.
STAFFORD, Dec Sth l846,
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LAND FOR SALE.

rIIE subscribers offer for sale Tract of land in tho town
Of Woodstock Ulster County, N. ", known as the old
"Glas Co. THc" being from eigh, fourteen miles from
saugerties Landing the Hudson River, containing
4,IO0 ACRES,
subdvded into lots of 100 each About 1000
cleared the balance heavily mbeIed, and is well worthy
attention of parsons engaged in the Tanning lusiness-
The cleared land well adapted to grazing, and from its
sy facilities New York Market, renders 1t desirable prop
cry for persons wishing to engage in that business The
whole will be sold together In separate parcels to suit
purchasers. For Further particulars apply to NICHOLAS
SH1TTLES, Saugerties aud Woodstock Turnpike, about
two miles east of Woodstock Village near the promises,
TO ALFRED A. MOTT,
Dec. %, lSi6-0S;3n 81 East Broadway, NY.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Washington Dsiriet,ss. Montpelier, Dec. %, 1886
WINDSOR GLEASON, administrator the estate of
w Curss w. Gleason, late of Warren, in said District,
deceased interstate, presents his petition to this Court here
in writing, praying for License TO sell the whole Of the real
estate of said deceasad for the payment of the debts due
om said deceased and expenses OF the
sonal estate thereof being insufficient for said purposes
Wheroupon il is ordered that sud petition he referred
session Of said Court to be holden at the Probate Office in
said Montpelier the 9th day Of January l647 o.
clock r. NJ for hearing and decision and that all concerned
be notified theloo by Publishing the substance OF said Petit
ton and the orders thereon three weeks successfully In the
Vermont Waterman and state Journal printed at said Mont
peor all Of which be he said time OF hearing and de-
cison, that they may appear If they cause, aud give
bonds for the payment Of said debts and expenses the
statute pOydes tho said License heng granted
by order OF Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A lTuo cspy OF record,
~. Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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1ItV' WF'EVIUcte. Nv hUFHIUH unu
|lcliofl we're BY Rev. Mr.. Slicen At one
n tho funeral pocession moved from the
u and proceeded to the Congressional bu.
ground, where he body was inferred for
esent
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DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY.
nOCT NJ NEWTON, surgical aud Mechanical Dentist,
~ Office Mr.. Spaldng's Store, MAN, the head
of Satestreet. In order TO introduce of the i'm
provements in the construction of plate teeth, propose
insert parts whole OF teeth upon gold plate perfectly
resembling the natural otgans form and color unh point
of utility, fulfilling NIL purposes of mascaon well as
the natural eeh-e For any piece of work shall require
half the TO be paid the time and the remainder in
three months if the work should prove satisfactory If not,
the teeth can be returned and the money refunded.
FILLING.
Persons decayed Teeth, have them flied this
Office in style not surpassed by any dentist New Eng
land From the peculiar in which perform this ope-
ration, gold is made solid the presenting
full surface and being susceptible of the polish
Teeth filled in this will remain during the life time
the patcut,providcd proper be taken brushing
Teeth so as to keen them free from the effect of Tartar All
operations performed strictly scientific principles and
at reduced prices. MONTPELIER, Dec. 1896
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10 kTTr IH TUFITI HI HIUUH 1Uss rIUUOIU UHT UNF
SUB-SOII, Pillow,

of three sizes the precise principle Of the most approved
Scotch Sub Soil Plow Of which imported from Scot
land in 1870 BY modifying simplifying its construction,
at tho time making important improvements, We
are now supplying the farmers and planters of this country
with Pows lighter, and better adapted for Soils and of
equal capacity much less price than the Scotch Pow
The sub soil Plow imported by Rugglcs Nourse Mason Is
believed DO the first real SnbSo Plow in this
try.
They have since been used in different sections Of tho u
ned Sates, with gent satisfaction and the demand Is
rapidly increasing These Flows used by following d.
rectly after the which the the surface soil
and in the same furtow This of great advantage the
crops, both ia dry and wet land In the former, the subso
being deeply broken up, aud well pulverizod tho moisture
is retained much longer than otherwise would be- md tho
roots of plants can descend much aud wider for their
food while in the latter the of moisture filters be-
low and is readily carried off,
iC,-for Sale at tho AGRICULTURAL NARERooM of
j. w. UOWES.
ny
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NEW Style CROCK'RY.

I w. HOWES has opened choice lot of NEW AND
- BEAUTIFUL CROCKERY of the Greek Shape, md
articles to match; and will sell it cheap enough.
mhpro
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SUSAN ANS EST ATE.
rnHE SUBSCRIBERS having beon appointed by the Hon
orabe Probate Court for the disuct Of Washington,
Commissioner receive examine, and all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF SUSAN WA
TERMAN, late of Montpelier, in said District deceased,
sented nsOven and the term of months from the
Goth day of oetober 1896 allowed by said Court the
tos of said deceased TO exhibit and prove their
claims before us,-DO GIVE NOTICE that will attend
To the duties Of our appointment the dwelling house
Zena Wood, in Montpelier, in said District the 9TH day
afternoon each of said days
JOSIAH DOUGLASS, lc.
ZENAS WOOD, ~ '
MONTPELIER. Dec. IA lS46
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PURE LIQUORS
STOVES, STOVES.
EDW ARD A, WERR

10" medicinal purposes, for sale at the Drug Store
s. X, COLLINS.
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N, Y. JUDGES.

OF the Judges of the County Court in the
State of New York. we find that the Wings
have elected "a and the Locos Sc.
District Attorneys. Wings "a, Locos 80.
Surogates. Wings 25, Locos 80.
The Court of Appeals and Supreme Court
are composed Of Judges all Of whom are Lo-
cos except ten. The following list Judges
we extractlrom the Evening Journal.
COURT OF APPEALS.
FreboruJewett, Chas. H. Ruggles.
Greene C.. Bronson, Addison Gardiner,
SUPREME COURT.
FIRST DISTRICT. FIFTH DISTRICT.
Samuel Jones, Charles Gray,
Elisha P. Hurlburt, Daniel Pratt.
John w. Edmnnds Philo Gridley,
HIP. Edwards, William F. Aiken,
SECOND DISTRICT. SIXTH DISTRICT.
Selah B. Strong, W. H. Shanklaad,
VIM. T. McCoun, Hiram Gray,
NIB, Morse. Chas Mason,
Seward BarcuIo, F.. B, Morehouse.
THIRD DISTRICT. SEVENTH DISTRICT.
VIM. B. Wright, Thos S. Johnson.
Ira Harris. John MAYNARD,
Melbone Watson, Henry Welles,
Amasa J. Parker; Sam'l l., Seldom,
FOURTH DISTRICT. EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Daniel Cady. James G Hoyt,
AIonzs c. Paige; James Mullett,
john Willard, Seth E. Sill,
Augustus C.. Hand, Richard p. Marvin,
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at the present time the shipments exceed all
former precedent. The employment fol
vessels has seldom been greater than at this
moment,-Freights are sufficiently high to
pay the ship-owners well. The fall in Flour
was met by an advance in Cotton, and in
creased shipments of which latter article are
made. We are now beginning to harvest our
Wheat at the South,-the accounts of which
are favorable. At the West they are less so,
but as the quantity sewn in all parts of the
country is greater than has ever been known
before. the Wheat crop will be beyond that
oflast year. Foreve description Of Grain
except Wheat, the prospect is most favorable
The condition of our country has never been
more prosperous than at present.. not only
the great farming interest is in most healthy
condition, but the great shipping and trans
porfation-inland, coasting and foreIgn-was
never more pro6tably employed. The
Spring Trade Of our city is over, and the Fall
season has not commenced, but there is every
indication that the Fall will prove to be one Of
unusual activity. The imports will be large
and the exports considerably increased.
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Hon. George Evans, Of Maine, there
now appears to be some reason to hope,
may still longer continue in public life.
We hear that the member elect for the
Kennebec Congressional District is anx-
ious to resign, and some of the most dis
tinguished men of the Wing party in the
country are urging upon Mr.. Evans to
iorego his determination Of Withdrawing
from the councils of the nation, aud con-
sent to resume his old place in the House
OF Representatives. We sincerely hope
this suggestion may prove available.
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Wool The demand during the past
week has been very good, and sales have
been made 10 large extent. The market is
almost entirely bare of fleece wool, and
what little remains on hand is held at prices
which manufactures do not seem willing to
give, as they are expecting the new clipp TO
come in coon. No new wool has yet arrived
and owing 10 the great quantity Of other
freight coming forward. which pays better
than the wool. considerable time will elapse
before any is received. We learn from va
rious sections of the country, that the WOO
is being bought at about last years pricesI
though in some quarters extremely high
prices have been paid, which must result in
great loss to purchasers. There is nothing
TO warrant higher price in the country, than
paid in last season. Pulled wool remains
about the same as at our last repor: sales
to large extent have been made. Prime
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AUCTION! AUCTION!!

Will be sold at the Auction Room, on Saturday
next, July Sd, the following list of articles viz
Wash-Stands, 2 Candle-Stands, "a Dining Chairs,
Box Stove Pipe, Elevated Oven & l Dumb
Stove, Rocking Chairs, Cradle and set Clothes
Frames, Axe, Hammer and l pair Andirons,
Brass Clock, Wood Clock, Stone and Earthen
Ware, Secretary Trundle Bedstead, | Feather
Bed and Pillows, l Draft Chair, 10 pr, Bellows, 10
Calico Parasols, 100 Yds Calico, Gloves, Buttons
&C., Children's Wagons, 10 Napt Hats, Grind
Stone, 20 Wood Bowls, SOC Boxes Cigars.
Sales positive, to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
z. BECKWITH
Middlebury, juno rs, ls47.
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BILIOUS FEVER generally begins with
yawning. stretching. pain in the bones, Ian
euor, giddiness, swelling aboutihe regions
of the stomach, bilious vomiting, and other
unpleasant symptoms.
Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills are one
of the best me dicines in the world for the
cure OF Fevers, because they purge from the
body those morbid humors which are the
cause ofevery malady incide 10 man.
In all cases of lever. from four TO eight
Of said Indian Vegetable Pills should be
taken every night. or, if The symptoms are
violent, night and morning. This plan, il
properly carried out, will, in short time,
subdue the most violent attack offever; al
the same time the digestive organs will be
restored 10 healthy lone, and the blood SO
completely purified, that fevers, as we'll as
every other disease, will be driven from the
body, and health and vigor will be given 10
the whole frame.
Beware of Counterfeits Of all kinds Some are
coated with sugar, others are made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine The
safest course is, TO purchase of the regular agents
only, one or more of whom may be found in every
village and town in the State.
The genuine for sale by w. P .Russel, and Sidney
Moody, Middebury, and by the agents advertised in
another column.
Principal Office, 169 Race street,
w. P. Russell Agent.
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New HAMPsHIRE.-The Democrat g.
Freeman, the organ of the Independent
Democrats, published in Concord, thus re-
spends to the nomination of Mr.. Tuck by
the Wing -
CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTIoN.-We are
gratified to learn that the Con gressional
Convention, held at Exeter last Saturday,
agreed almost unanimously, on the first
ballot, to support Amos Tuck. Esq, the
able and talented candidate already in
nomination by the friends ofliberty, this
settles the question beyond all doubt, that
one true man shall represent New Hamp-
shire upon the floor of the next House of
Representatives. No longer, in either
branch of Congress. shall the free spirit If
the land of Langdon and Stark be with
out voice to utter its deep breathings of
liberty. No longer shall the Athertons
and Norrises bow down New Hampshire
at the footstool of Slavery. Let the friends
of freedom, the opponents of slavery, all
lovers of their country, now take hold
with long pull, and a strong pull, and
the work is done.
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NJ The United Brothers Of Temperance
:, oeems. are not inclined TO be whit behind
other iraternities recently springing iRtoexis-
,srce. in their zeal to promote the objects of
their association.
BROTHERS at MiddIebury, Vergennes. New
Haven and Bristol, and all others interested
in The cause Of Temperance are invited 10
meet the Parker Association at Shoreham on
the Sd of July, to participate in observances
suiabIe to the occasion. Among the exerci-
ses we perceive an address is 10 be delivered
in public,