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MONETARY

I'M
The last New York papers represent money a,
Aouhoantly easy at five and six per cent on bust.
ness notes, and four and half on the HIGHER clas.
VI securities There was no second board session
at the New York stock exchange on Saturday
oat private letters state that the Wall street sale
OF stocks advanced considerably in the afternoon
with moro buyers than sellers
money continues to be unproftably abundant
- All me Atlantic cities, and the rates of discount
NC now I'll lower than they have been for some time
past ne deposltes in the Boston banks are i'm
mensely large, and daily on the increase. II ia
'luateo mat the July dividends of railroad facto
Tf,-"naI and other corporations recently Maid in
ms CITY, amount TO more than million of dollars
Out with all this surfeit and repletion in money
matters there appears to be no over trading OH
none OF the wild and inordinate speculation which
usually incident to state of affairs like the nres-
ent. ~ '0 PieS-
railroad stocks are still in favor for investment
anu tnose which yield regular half yearly dividends
i1auiiy command high premiums The non div.
1ushu paying stocks are comparatively low N
"nat they have been within a wear or two TIL
PaIucularly the case with the shares oftbe LONG
1siahu ana Norwich aud Worcester ra;lroode IT'S
Long Isiahu company will probably in a cbo-,
time, reduce its liabilities by increoS;1,, =, Soi
Tor the payment of its bonds, and the SoIne 90 ,o
property will undoubtedly be improved nndor .ho
energetic direction of the new board of MANAGES
More confidence, however, is placed on Nor.
nien ROAD, IN regard to Its intrinsic and prospec
1--WE value, as it runs through a populous manu-
featuring district in two New England states. anf
"itnin year will be connected with Lowell. Con
cora Nashua, and by the wav of the Maine rail
Ioau' with Portland thus forming an INLAND
route ioute which must inevitably add to its already
Arge and increasing local business.-Bost. COR
rIJ. ''' w"
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washed

FLoUR,-By the arrival at Boston OF the
Caledonia from Liverpool. we have accounts
ola decline of -four in England Of 4 IS, pei
barrel. This has caused a decline in our
own markets, which however, docs not fully
be in consequence Of such news being anIici-
pated. and sales being made accordingly.
Our latest accounts from New York are up
TO Tuesday the 9Th inst. O'Clock P. Nj;
The quotations stand. Genesee S6,37 Ia 6, so.
Michigan Sc, ~ 6.18 with d moderate bus
iness. In Boston nonr is held triae higher
and the market represented as unsettled.
Genesee was held at S6,75 aS7.
The New York despatch puts corn rs fol.
lows: Mixed at 6Sa 20 cents fiat yellow 70 ;
round so. Boston Northern yellow stands
SO 80 cents.
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emf and Ambrose L, Brown, of Rutland.

dent, and Ambrose L, Brown, Of Rutland
Secretary.
Upon The recommendation of the business
committee, it was resolved 10 appoint seven
Commissioners. whose duty should be TO col.
lect the necessary funds and procure the
route 10 be surveyed as soon as might be-
and also to obtain the necessary measures 10
obtain charter for the construction Of said
road TO the west line Of this State, in the di-
reclion of Whitehall, at the next session OF the
Legislature of Vermont Said Commits
sioneIs were also empowered 10 call future
meetings at such times as they might Judge
best
The following gentlemen were appointed
Commissioners.
A. w, Hyde. Esq. Hydeville.
Hon. R. Pierpoint. Rutland.
VIM. Y. Ripley, Esq.
DR.. Jos. Perkins, Castleton.
Smith Sherman.
Hon. w. c. Kitiridge. Fairhaven.
A. H. Griswold. Esq, Whitehall.
Resolved. That the substance OF the pro-
ceedings be printed.
JAMES ADAMS. President.
A. L. Brown, Secretary.
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New Hampshire Elec.
ton.
A GLORIOUS VICTORY.

We received last night, by Express. re-
turns from New Hampshire, Of the elections
hsId on the 9Th, for Members OF Congress
in the two vacant districts The LIST and 3D..
The victory achieved by the allied army is as
signal as those of Cero GordO and Buena
Vista, Amos Tuck is elected in the LIST dis
,rct. by nearly, if not quite, 1000 majority /;
aud GENERAL JAMES WILsoN-the truest oil
Whigs-is. beyond all question. elected to
Congress by majority offrom three to five
hundred.
This is glory enough. Forty-three towns
give him majority of 756. The towns to
hear from are Ilillsborough. marlborough,
and Windsor, in HilIsborough County, and
Alstead, Gilsum. MARROW, Rindge. Stoddard,
Wssmurealnd and Winchester, in Cheshire
County. These towns gave in March, 1898
votes for Wilson, 1850 for Motion, aud 100
dor Preston, majority against Wilson. But they
will do much better. Wilson's gain in the towns
received is 2745. Was there ever a better
fought field, or a nobler victory? All honor
10 the allied army Of New Hampshire.
Boston alias.
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LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEM.
SELVES.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle


Mr.. Seth w. Fowle.
Dear Sir: | am happy to sign nv name
TO the following certificate. hoping that Others
may receive from the sam invaluable medi.
cine:
Oxford, Oxford Co, Me-, Nov 18th Is45
This may certify that in August of this
present year, | was taken bleeding at the
lungs, and had in all seventeen different spells
bleeding on an average from half a glass, to
half pint at time. applied to one of the
most skilGul physicians in County, and re-
ceived but partial relief during his attendance,
was all this time suffering with a severe
cough, splitting blood, &c, l tried various
remedies but all without success until. BY the
advice Of my friends, tried DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, and to
my great relief, in :hree days time, nv
cough was so losened, that raised with Der
fect ease, the pain and sorness having been
entirely removed from my stomach and
lungs. l am now taking my second bottle,
and my health is rapidly improving. have
since ridden thirty FIVE miles BY stage. and
attended 10 the purchasing of a stock of
soOos' with very little Inconvenience.
signed ZEBULON CHADBOURNE
Jr. Oxford, Me.
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS IN
The wrapper. . = y"
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.,;on. which our farmers entertained re"
- .;,os have been most previously disappoint'
W. have had no rains for say 20 days IN
-, time the Thermometer for days ha
'n0 10, s,m es to above one hundred in the shade
W. .,,,.d ba, been the growth of grass upon our
aid meadows that even with the mos ~ f.ars
....On half crop is hardly to be ehpeessD a.o O
III. mountain to the lake. The -s ea but should
IN general look very well at p'soTn gh hey mus.
- severely dwarfed Beside both grass anu grams so
ar. subject to the veto Of the grass hOppeI' ~nO
Ar. like t. prevail in Obstructive numbers nv :,
eording to present appearances the prospects Of
800, in this region were never more gloomy
n the adjoining counties and over the mountain
:. learn that vegetation and crops never looked
batter
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

There are no articles Of intelligence
which we are more desireous Of inserting In
m, columns than Deaths and Marriages
Bnt seldom can we insert them correctly
w;,hou, a communication from friends winch
I. The cause for what might be regarded un.
warrantable omissions on our part ~
the good people within our circulation 'e"O
u. ,easonabIy the notices which we require
Inrela,ion TO obituary notices, we wouio
appeal to the good sense Of ministers ana
others who are in the habit oil furnishing
them, whether they should not be as con-
else a, possible, considering the narrow lin
Il, ola county paper. And we would now
warn the public in spirit otkindness that Il
they would insure an insertion in ertensO'
they murt consult our feelings in this respect
We acknowledge we have heretofore been
TOO often persuaded off from the position
which we have taken. But we must have
tho most especial reason for any yielding
hereafter.
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DIED.,

In this town on the 10Th inst, MIR. Eleazer
Barrows, ageds3 years.
In Cornwall. Mr.. Lane, MeIchant, ofthe
firm of Bingham g. Lane.
In Burlington, on Saturday the Sd inst
Colonel Henry Thomas, very respectable
citizen Of that place, in The 5lst year Of his
ge.
~ Found Dead, about Two miles north
Of this village, on the New-Haven road, en-
tine 10th inst, anIrish female. A Coroners
inquest was holden upon the body, who re.
turned verdict of death, cause no; ascer.
lained.
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New YoRK. july "a p NJ

Thadeus Phelps died last evening.
The steamboat Financier. with the gov
ernmen, freight, has been sunk near Pitts
burgh.
Quite serious riot occurred at AnnapoIi,
on Monday, between pleasure party from
Baltimore and the citizens Of Annapolis,
The party from Baltimore was on board
me steamboat and included one or two mill.
tary companies.
ine Annapolians threw brick!bats and the
haiumoreans returned bullets Several were
wounded, but it wa S moi known whether an,
we're killed,
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NOTICE.

The Representatives Of the Vermont State
Assembly ofthe United Brothers ofTemper.
ance. are hereby notified that special meet
ing of said assembly, will be holden at the
Hall of the Relief Associated No2, at Yer
sennes, the 2lst day Of July 1547, at 10 o
clock A. M. The election Of Representative
10 the National Congress will be made a
that time. Each Association will see tina
delegates are appointed in season to repre-
sent them at said meeting. Several subjscll
of Importance will be brought forward fol
action. JAMES NJ. SLADE. Sec'y,
July 5, 1947.
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ORATORY AND. MUSIC &C.

LAST NIGHT.-PRoF. Bronson, we are in
formed, gives his last lecture on these subjects, il
the TOWN ROOM, this evening, at early candle
light; when among other things, he will PRACTICE
and ExPLAIN the amusing art of VENTRILO-
.QUISM, and show how ans one can learn and
practice it; also, recites the Tragedy of the MA
NIAC,-the Old BACHELOR The admission
is only IL l-2 cents, just to pay the expenses.
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RUTLAND AND WHITEHALL RAIL
ROAD

In pursuance ofprevious notice, a meetinp
o. Gentleman from Whitehall, Fairhaven
Casleton and Rutland. was holden AT Hvde,
vile on the 22d June inst, for the purpose Of
adopting suitable measures 10 procure the
construction ola railroad from Rutland 10
whitehall, TO form a communication between
The Champlain and Connecticut and the Sar.
NIGGA and Washington Railroads.
,ri1 ne meeting was called 10 order by Hon
w .liiam Y. khtridge Of Fair Haven. and
J. rz organized by the appointment of Hon.
'''nea Adams, Esq: Of Caetleton, Prcsi-
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ME, the subscribers, being appointed by tn,
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District o.
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all person.
against the estate of
JOEL LANE.
late of Cornwall in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offsei
thereto; And six months from the 9Th day Of
July, lS47 being allowed by said Court for thai
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business of our said appoint
ment al the dwelling house of OBJ Lane in Cornwll
on the ID Thursdays of September and December
next from one O'Clock, until four P. NJ, on each
ofsaid days
+ +: s. 5: H HldiEN, Commissioners.
Dated at Corn,rall, this 10th day Of Jnly
lS47.
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OFFICE HUNTrNe.-Mr' Marcy, Of the
War Office. is wag, as everybody knows
The death of Mr.. Beasly, Consul at Havre,
brought the usual number OF applicants fol-
the succession in hot haste, all of whom from
New York were eager TO get the Marcy in,
huence. A few mornings since. the cores
pondeut Of the Baltimore Patriot says, on
coming out of his house he saw before him a
score OF New York faces, and exclaimed :
Halo. uhos'c dedd?'
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Latest from California.


IIIIbUUIgI' July 5--I~, 7. NJ.
Intelligence from California, up 10 Apr. IA,
has been received via ST. Louis. | forward
you the only items OF interest.
The news came through the interior oil
Mexico.
Gen Kearney was ut Monterey, on the
Pacific, as were also Col. Mason, and Com.
,nodore BiddIe and Shubric, of the navy.
The Pacific squadron was in port, aud al
WAS quiet,
kearney was exercising gubernatorial lunc-
lions; but would soon surrender his powers
into the hands of Colonel Mason, as he in
tended 10 return home in July, by the way Of
SMtl Fee.
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MlDDLEBURY ALUMNI.-The Anniversary
of the Association will be held on the after
noon of Commencement Day. July 2eth, the
Grafton by Rev. JONATHAN CLEMENT (clss,
1879 of Topsham, Maine, Poem by Rev
BYRON SUNDERLAND Class 1881 Of Batavia
New York. The Annual Meeting will be
held at theCollege Chapel on the morning oil
Commencement at so'clock the preliminary
Meeting. at the same place, on Tuesday the
9th at 10, A. NJ.
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TIE tar ON the Jackdss,-A hardy son of
the Ocean in returning 10 his ship after the
taking of Vera Cruz, captured donkey, and
Immediately mounted him, but seating him.
sell on The rump, the animal kicked up and
came near throwing him of. A soldier told
him 10 sit further forward on the mule and
he would not kickso. The. tar replied-"I'II
see you bowed first. this is mine, and Pd like
10 know who will stop me from riding on the
quarter deck OF my own jackass.'
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MULTUM PRO PARVUM.
The praiseworthy efforts OF
d w CnTTINC a, m

I IIC pTHIstWUTlIIy 6HOrI5 OF
P. w. COLLINS & CO.,
to bring down 10 proper standard the high pri.
ces for Goods, which has so long obtained in this
Comfy is being duly appreciated, by the pat
ronage Of discriminating Public. Any one
need but, to spend one day upon the point p 10
binary magnitude: C.S.
Sudbury July 9th, 1877.
P. S.-While there 1 heard an intelligent far
mer from Fair Haven remark, that it was clear
to his mind that he could buy nearly all kinds Of
merchandise lower there than in White Hall.
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more extensive use, in cases of scrofula,
dyspepsia I liver complaint, econstivess
morbid humors, and other impurity of the
blood, than the above popular remedy. By
the operation Of the one, the morbid action
is changed, while by that oil the other the
parted 10 the debilitated parts
w. P. Russell, agent.
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To Bridge Builders.

Proposals will be received until the Odd o.
July, ls47, for the masonry and building q
bridge. leither Lattice or timber,) accross
New Haven river, at New Haven, East Mills
Proposals may be left with either of The I'm.
dersigned at their dwelling house. or at The
East Mills, on the % ofJuly. where the un-
dersigned will meet and all necessary inior-
nation will be given, and the work awar-
ded.
LOYAL w. Stow
JONA. HOYT, Select Men.
H. PLUMBLEY.
New Haven, July s, lS47. 1I-2w.
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Notice.

The COMMENCEMENT of Middlebury
College will take place on Wednesday, July
2sth. 1S47. =.
The Rev JONATHAN CLEMENT, and the
Rev. BYRON SUNDERLAND will address the
associated Alumni. The Rev A. H. CLAPF
and the Rev. l.. P. HlckoK D. D. will ad
dress the literary Societies.
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MIDDLEBURY
WOOL DEPOT,

The subscriber has leased the large Building
erected by Mr.. Ep. Miller in the rear of Messrs j.
NJ. Slade & Co. store, where he is ready to re-
ceive Wool on deposite
Particular attention will be paid to the interests
of those who shall send me their woodland ad-
vances in cash will be made on delivery ifwanted
1.-THE opening market price, is not satisfactory the
Wool will be held thro' the season under the di-
rection Of the owners. JOHN WOOD. O.
June 2e, lS47. CIV
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MARRIED..

On the llth inst, by the Rev. f. B. HUBBARD
Mr.. OLIVER KENwoRTHY, to Miss ANN Mc-LASE
all of this place.
In East Middlebury, on the 5th inst. by the Rev
Mr.. BARRITT, Mr.. MARsHALLJ CLOVES of Sails
bury, to Miss BETsEY Z. HENDRICK of E. Mid
dlebury
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STAY COW.

I n OOW.
Strayed from Paper Mill Village, in Wey-
bridge, on the Sd inst light brindle mict
COW, with brass buttons on her horns. and is
about four years old. Whoever will return
said cow 10 the subscribe,or give information
to me, by letter directed TO Middle5ury
Post Office shall be well rewarded.
HARMON FERGUSON.
Middlebury, July 18th, 1S47. 1O:Sw.
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MARKETS.
BRI CLIFTON MARKET-JuLY 5.
Reported for the Irdreller.-

WOOL.-There continues TO be fair de-
mand for the various grades OF American
fleece and pulled Wool, The wool of last
years clip has been nearly all sold, and but
little of the new clip has yet come to market.
We hear that some wooden manufacturers
from This vicinity are buying in the country
al large advance over last years prices. and
considerably above the present markeIvalue
of wool in this vicinity.
Prime Saxony Fleeces,
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pR. WOODS SARsAPAklLLA AND WILD
CHERRY BrTTERs-Among the great variety
oil medicines which are continually coming
before the public, there has none found a
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WAREHOUSE OF
PRINTS 0 My.
NO. So CEDAR STREET,

NETWORK.
Mlai3, JGIlDS0IM g Gl3l8,
(LArE LEE AND JUDsoN)
| Occupy The spacious FIVE STORY WARE
HOUSE, No. Sc CEDAR STREET. whole
OF which is devoted to the exhibition and sale Of
the SINGLE ARTICLE Of
PRINTED CAllC0ES.
Their present Stock consists ofnearly
Ono Thousand Packages
Embracing some THOUSANDS of different
patterns and colorings, and comprising every
thing desirable in the line, FOREIGN and DO
MESTIC.
an of which are offered for sale, for cash, or
Satisfactory credit, at the LOWEST PRICES, by the
PIECE OR PACKAGE.
New Styles are received almost everyday. and
many of them are got up for our own sales, and
not to be found elsewhere.
BPrinted lists of prices corrected from day
| to day, with every variation in the market are
placed in the hands of buyers.
Merchants will be able TO form some idea of
the extent and variety of our assortment, when
we state that the value ofour usual stock of this
ONE ARTICLE is at least twice the value of the en-
tire stock OF dry goods usually kept by orr larg-
est wholesale jobbers, This fact, together with
the fact that our means and our attention instead
of being divided among vast variety of articles
are devoted wholly to ONE, will render the ad-
vantages which we can offer TO dealers perfectly
obvious; and it shall be our care that none who
visit our establishment shall meet with any dis
Our assortment is complete atall seasons of the
year. LEE, JUDSON & LEE.
PS.-B. F. LEE, formerly of the firmof Lord
& Lees. and late senior partner Of the firm flee
Brewster, from which connection he withdrew
some time ago, has resumed business in connec-
ton with MesSrs Lee g. Judson, under the firm
ofLEE, JUDSON & LEE, and he ventures to
assure his friends and the public, that the new
firm will maintain the same pre-eminence in this
branch oftrade, which formerly distinguishedthe
other two houses to which he belonged.
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MUSLIN DE LANES.

VIII be sold cheaper at 'the Peoples Store" for
three weeks to come than was ever offered in the
State before w. S. JOHNSON
July s ISA7
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Animal Meeting of the Members OF
the Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire Iusu-
rance Company, will be holden at the office
of said Company in Brandon on Wednesday
the 9TH day of July next. at one o'clock p. m,
for the purpose of choosing Directors for the
ensuing year, and for altering and amending
the bylaws, and transacling any other bust
ness that may be deemed necessary when
met.
BY order Of the Directors.
~ N. B., The abovs meeting will be
adjourned to Friday the 9th July I647.
E. JUNE Seer.
Ins. Office, June 9Th, 1917,
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The bar is noted for its wit, but il is moi
always that the best things are said before
the bar. A poor fellow in his examination
the other day. was asked if he had not been
in The court before and what for7 (He had
been up for body stealing,l 1t was for moth:
ing at all. said the humorst. 'honly rescuing
fellow cretur from the grave
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NEW and beautiful goods for LADIES
DRESSES, latest and most fashionabl
styles. cheaper than ever. Just reed by
June !, FRANCIS e. son.
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Groceries.

The Subscriber offers Tor sale an assert
ment OF groceries that cannot be surpassed
in quality and price in Addison County.
Therefore those who waLt choice article at
a low rate will do well 10 call.
w. P, Russell.
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SUMMER BEDS

thoroughly prepared for MATTRESSES; jus,
received, by FRANCIS & SON.
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GROUND ROCK SALT;
SUGARS.

Neatly put up in 30lb sacks, Also in bbls
for sale by P.W. COLLINS & co. {
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Grace Greenwood. Miss S. J. Clark) has
been recently married: and is now, Mrs, Ba
ker, says the Newark Advertiser,