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lust received from New Orleans,
y 20 Bbls Tanners Oil;
frr so - Tar; - rrF
- 4 :. Vurnish; k.ti
IS - Turpentine; rH
5 Bxs Oranges;
.-.s. --.- 10 Lemons; sIs
in store and to- sale by ALLIS e. HOWES.
-f--rr. rs. u ..-ff .r--. =. D Waterst
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sYTuE SNATIES .S PITCH FORKS.
SgSh Dozen Lnnpson patent Snaths; ~ re ,-..l
80 80 do 10 do Commons; ~ ~
10 do superior Pitch Forks;
For safe by Imoy To- OLIVER !iA,n
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A SAFE end warranted cure ior chilIs and Fever
n i'm all its complicated forms, DIR. Champion's
Vegetable Ague Medicines For sale by G. BELL,
and VIM M WOOLSEY. Also DIR. Champion e
Vegetable Anti Bilious, Anti-Dysrepiic Purifying
and Cathartic Pills. jy2l-3m d.
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no THE PUBLIC.

WHEN / advertise my stock in our Daily Jour
w nal i am not in the habit OF advertising dou-
lie or TRIBE that have on hand, but come 10 the
uantity by referring to my invoices OF Goods pur-
b ased East, [nlay l6l OLIVER LADD-
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The subscribers having again taken the
contract for carrying the Mail from Rockies
ter, Vt, to Ticonderogs N. Y, would hereby
inform the public that during the season Of
LAKE NAVIGATION, they wall run The Mail
and Passenger Stages as follows Leave
Rochester on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at o'clock, A. NJ, passing through
Goshen, Brandon, Sudbury, and arrive at
Chpman's Point, Orwell, in time for passon-
gers to take the Boats, either North OF
South.
Returning, viii leave Chipmau'a Point on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7
o'clock, A. NJ, or on the arrival of the morn
ing Boat from Whitehall, reaching Brandon
in season to interscct the Boston and Bur
lington Stage going South, and arrive at
Rochester the same evening.
5> Having provided good aceommoda-
tons the undersigned hope to receive libe-
raj share Of public patronage.
GILBERT CHENEY,
f. B. DUTEON.
Brandon, May is, 1913. ix4sAf
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Reasons ply Her7icE's Pills should be ased1lfpiIls
are necessary for purgng the stomach and bowels
for purifying the blood or fluids of the body as an
3rrestinp its progress, and as spring fall purifier
these eeT pills viii Be found more eectual than any
other. Young and old, male Or female, may at all
times take them without change of living restraint
from occupation, Or fear of taking cold from eN;
Dosure TO all kinds of weather, for they contain no
mercury or minerals which make other pills SO I'M
safe or dangerous to take and uncertain in Their
effect They are good at all times for all diseases
of whatever nature or kind.
HERRICK & CO. Albany, N. 7. ProprietQrs, 10
whom all orders must be addressed. we
For sale by V. Ross, Brandon Samuel D: Wins
low, Pittsford; J. G. Sawyer, Sudbury: J. T. Ben
son, Whiting; F, W. Walker, Bensoni CatLn 9
Wright, Orwell; Kent Wright, Shorehami +. T
Fletcher, Bridport;- by Druggists and Countr!
neFchqpts geperaly'
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WOOL! WOOL!!

The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he has fitted up the WOODEN
Factory in IIubbardton in first rate order for
the manufacturing of wool into Cloth, plain
Cloths, Cassimeres and Flannel, on reasona-
bic terms, by the yard or on sharoF, which
he pledges himself shall be done in the most
satisfactory manner. He intends to give
strict personal attention to the business, and
from his long experience in manufacturing,
hopes to please all who may favor him with
their custom.
The subscriber intends to keep cloth Con
stantly on hand to exchange for wool.
N. B. Custom Cloth Dressing done at
short notice for cash or ready pay:
DIT. TREADWAY.
Hubbardton, June IS, 1918. Kilt
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Accommodation STAGE.

The subscriber will run PASSENGER
STAGE during the present Navigation Season,
from Brandon to Chipman'S Point as follows:
Leave Brandon after the arrival Of the Mail
Stage from Rutland, on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings, and reach Chipmsn's
Point in season for the afternoon Bouts pass
ing North or South.
Returning, will leave Chipman's Point on
Wednesdays and Fridays on the arrival ofthe
morning boats from Whitehall and St. Johns,
and reach Brandon in season to intersect the
stage from Burlington to Rutland on its way
South. On Saturdays, the Accommodation
Stage will leave the Lake ON the arrival OF
the afternoon boats and arrive at Brandon
same evening. !.
90 Passengers will be taken from any part
of Brandon Village, on their names being
previously left at either Of the Public Inns IN
the village.
"a Extras furnished on short notice
Faro reasonable. l.. V. RICH.
| Brandon, May 20, 184s. ix4sM
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4 perfectly simple and efectire machine for
forcing a portion Of a brook or spring to
any required distance or Iteration, ~hsre a
proportionate taA ca" be applied
Fl is perfectly applicable where no more
Il than 18nches fall can be obtained, yet the
greater the fall applied, the higher may the
water be conveyed, the quantity raised vary
ING in proportion to the height, with given
fail. 1t will raise, say one eleventh OF the
water, ten times the height of the fall to
which it is applied. Thus if applied under a
fall of five feet, with supply of eleven gal
Ions per minute, it will force up and discharge
at an elevation of fifty feet from the Machine,
one gallon per minute; and under the same
head or fall it will Of course raise and dis,
charge larger quantity of water in proper
ton as the height to which it is conveyed is
diminished, and so less quantity a greater
height.
In all cases the article is warranted com
pletc and perfect, so as to give the best OF
satisfaction, or it may be returned. Orders
solicited, to which prompt attention will be
given. For sale by
~ O. GDAuiDINC, Rrandon, VI
One of the above RAMS may be seen in
operation at the Car Buildings, in this vii
lagc. 32it
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Most Extraordinary Work :!
TIE
Married Woman's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
by DIR. A. NJ. MAURiCEAU,
PROFESSOR or DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Sixth Edition, Is mo. Dp.2j0. Price 81.

A. vi y
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Sixth Edition. Is mo, pp.25O. Price 81.
$4,000 Copies sold in Three Months!
Years of suffering, Of physical and mental anguish
to many all affectonate wife, and pecuniary difficult
ties to the husband, might have been spared by c
timely possession of this work.
1t is intended especially FOR the married, or these
contemplating marriage, as it dscloses important
secrets which should be known to them particularly.
Truly, knowledge is power 1t Is health happiness,
alllUcncc
The rcHclations contained in its pages have proved
blessing to thousands rs the mnumerabe letters re-
ceiycd by the author will attest
Here also, every female can discover the causes,
symptoms, and the most efficient remedies, and most
certain mode of cure, in every complaint to which her
sex is subject.
On the receipt ofOne Dollar the Married Woman's
Private Medical Companion" Will be sent ai'ed Jfee)
10 any part of the United States All letters must be
addressed, post paid to DR.. 4. NJ. Mauriceau, Box
1924 New York City. Publishing Office, 12o Liberty
street, New York.
Travelling Agents are informed TINT fsw districts
in Massachusetts,, and two other Eastern st"tes arc
vet uncngaged. Applications received Epost paid! AZ
above. o'fo'f
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AaOtter life sared By the use Of Dr.. Wistar's Buy
sam Of wa Cherry The following certificate IS
from the wife Of Mr.. Enoch Perry, very respecta-
BILE farmer in Oxford county, Maine, and can be re-
lied on as true in every particular. 1t was not So
licted, but given by the lady, from sense OF duty
feeling that she owed the preservation Of her life to
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Rumfor1, Oxford Co., Me. July %, 1878.
This may certify that have for number of years
been severely afflicted with the asthma In Octo-
Der, 1873 l took violent cold, which produced a
very severe cough, which was accompanied with
very severe pains in my side, and sweat prolusely
nights. These bad symptoms continued, until |
was so much reduced that was unable to do any
work about house, or even walk across the room
without assistance In July 1914, was so afflicted
with shortnoss of breath, such great difficulty in
breathing, and in such severe PAIN that ! was una
bic to he in bed or sleep forthrce weeks One ply
sician who attended me- and another who was con-
suited, both gave me up to dic--Said they could do
no more for me. My friends despaired of my life.
| had no nope myself | then commenced taking
DR.. Wstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Before | had
taken one bottle, was able to walk about house.
continued to take tho Balsam until had taken
four bottles, and now l AN WELL, free from pain,
little or no cough, do my own work, keep no help,
and have not enjoyed betterhealth for ieen years.
RELIANCE PERRY.
The genuine signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by T.. j. BLISS & CO., Brandon, John
Smonds, Whiting X. Wright ShOreham, and II
Smonds, Pttsford; also, for sale byDcaler5 in Med
icincs generally in Vermont.
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GEORGE WOODS Estate.

STATE OF yERMoN it S%eP P1Sgsts
Court holden az Castleton, in and for said District,
on the list day Of July, A. y. ISIS:
Whereas, Mary Wood, Administrative of the estate
of GEORGE WOOD, late of fIubbardton, deccas-
to said GGT her petition drs" nr WTt
said estate amounted to the sum of Sl32lo6, that
the amount Of personal estate reman GB& IN he Ter
raised from the real estate and prays the said Court
to license her to sell much of the real estate OF
said deceased as will be necessary to pay the sum
of 1899 IS aforesaid with accruing interest and all
legal costs and charges of sale; therefore
1t is ordered that all persons interested be notified
to opDear Mt a session of said Probate Court, to be
held at Castleton, in said District, on the first
Wednesday, it being the I'd day of August next that
they may give bonds for the payment OF the debts
and charges of administration or show cause why
license should not be granted as aforesaid. For
which purpose it is further ordered that copy OF
the record of this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Voice of Freedom a newspaper
printed at Brandon, in this State, all which puhca
tons shall be previous TO tho said time appointed io
said hearing. A true copy otrecord,
as ALMON WARNER, Judge.
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10 1t is rumored that John P. Hale will with
draw from the list of Presidential Candidates in favor
OF Van Buren,. This seems very credible, and we
on his part.
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NOTICE.

NETHEREAS my wife SALLY CLARK, is dis;
w posed to run me unnecessarily in debt; this
is therefore to forbid all persons from harborng or
trusting her on my account, rs VIII pay no oeo's
0i N'' wv '''''''''" 49, NAHUM CLARK,
Sudbury, July 9Th 1878 4;o
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad.

TsyW O assessments of five dollars each,
d have been ordered by the DIREcToRs on
each share of the capital stock of the Rut-
land and Burlington Railroad Company one
made payable on the LIST, and the other on
the 10Th day of August next
Payment may be made to the Banks OF Bur
lington, Vergcnnes, Middlebury, Black RIVER
Bellows Falls, Cheshire Bank, kecne, N: H.,
II. o. Perkins, at the Railroad Office, Kut-
land, Edward Pickering, ESQ. No 60 state
street, Boston, or to the treasurer Mt his
office in NIiddlebury.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer.
Middlcbury, June %, 1S4S. 2;G
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NOTICE.

TBNHE public are hereby notified that | have this
1 dav given my son, Nathan'l Turrill, his time
during the remainder of his minority ana Una" a w,i
dcbts Of his contracting after this date.
Orwell, June 20 1915 DO
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Bed Bug Exterminasor, or
Il Dead Shot for Bed Bugs.
+" .Slecp IN Pedce.'

Sleep IN Peace"
gEVEIE Dead Shot Bed Bug Poison will do the work
T. 1t Is a powerful article; Il real Dead Shot,
making clean swecp--a perfect "ten strike"
among these crawling biting, mischievous rascais
that disturb our rest
Manufactured by L. L. BUTCHER, St. Adams, VT.
to whom orders may be addressed
For sale by L. jackson, Volney Ross and Royal
Blake, Brardon; Chapman & MtEwan, and CatIin
& Wright, Orwell; J. G. Sawyer aud Wallace &
HYDE, Sudbury; Henry Simonds and Chester Gran
ger, Pittsford Thos. Spencer & Co: Hortonvle ;
Briggs & Pierce, Rochester; also by Merchants and
Druggists generally. iz39;X5S
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

as we have such as will suit the most asdous, and
will make to order in the most fashionable style of
the present day. Having lately purchasedot Boston
and New York at the low prices of this spring s
trade, they can give as good bargains as can be
found in this County.
Gentlemen, please call and see, as we have some
of the best Clothes ever offered in this vicinity.
Brandon, July 3, 1878.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAINING in the Post Office in Bran
Il q don, VT July /, 1913.
Atwood Alfred Hooker Hannah
Arnold Caleb Rowland JAS w
Brennan Timothy2 Hyde Arariah Rev
Rranuan Teddy ,Iudson Harmon G
Bush Seymour Kceler Mary j Miss
Brink William Lcssard Charles 2
Batee Joseph Livingston Daniel
Bride John d lOuth EdWar
Bishop Rev Lessor Solomon
Briggs james Maynard Saphrona
Clam D w C Morgan Omcn /
Chamberlain Timothy Morgan Jones W
Child Harry G Morris Patrick
Copley John Murray James
Cole Caleb Manly Albert
Demars Louis Martin Harriet y Hiss
Davis jonathan Alorois Alexis
Deano George Newcomb Warren
Elsenore Virginia Miss Mason Jueina Miss
Edison MARQUIS Newton Alexander
Flint John Parker Isabella Mrs
Fuller Emery Parker Edward
Foster George Preston Charles
Greene L IL Rich Samantha Miss
Gage Parmca Miss Smith Eunce Miss 2
Gr0don Roger Stewart Samuel
Goodnow &: Rogers Smith William, Go,hon
Groat Jacob Trcadway Jane A Mrs
Gordon Thomas Taylor George
Uaws DaniclT Thomas Harriet Miss
Hunt Hun Ma" Nary 0 Miss WiamsiIu@EIsy, Goshen
House Combs White Mary II B Mrs
Haskell CHI Whtestone CathcrncAliSs
Hurd Franklin
3 EDWARD JACKSON, PM.
II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
AAPost Office at Sudbury, VT, June 30,lS48.
II II Merritt Electa Williams
Samuel Brigham Bctsey Gamball
Andrew J Steel Erastils Ward
Vim Smith i McRght
Abah Abbott b Kinds
Glen p Burr Ziba Boynton
Esther A Mourtoir DR. David Andrus
Sylvester Fisher Clark Morton
franklin Sawson Saloma Kingsley
Royal Amidon W Miller
Sarah Moulton BENZ Landry
Orpha N. Smith Betsey G Merritt
Attest, c. w. HORTON, ?. NJ.
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SCOTT & HORTON.

XMOULD say TO the people of Brandon and this
w region of country, that they have commenced
the CLOTHING AND TAIL ORLNG BUSINESS
in the we'll known stand, in the corner buildilg G,
owned by Z. ]. BLISS & Co., where they will be
happy to wait on all who may be in want of almost
any kind of Cloth. Trimmings or
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FIRE! FIRE!

TgNIIE members of the Rutland and Addison Niu-
Il tual Fire Insurance Company are hereby mott
fed that the following assessments have been maze
by the Directors, on all notes in force on the
17lh Oct lS47 | Sd per cent.
Ssh Jan. 1918, Sd of one per cent.
9th Mar. " - /"
Making 3 per cent for the year end
ing July 5, lS1S; said assessments to be paid to the
Town Agents on or before the 5th day of August
1913. Lists of the persons insured in the several
Agencies within the limits of the Company, with the
amount of their assessments respectively, VIII
shortly be placed in the hands of the respective
Agents, to enable the members of the Company 10
L. JUNE, Treasurer.
Insurance Office, Brandon, 9Th July, 1913. 4;6
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~Nceqv Goods.

A GENERAL assortment of GOODS,
"a bought with Cash, and for sale low, by
May %. y. a. CONAN1'
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A merican tcrinarian,
DISEASES OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS.

DISEASES OF DVMF.oIlC AN4MAT.o'
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a Nd book which every Farmer should own,
I a and may own, by paving the small sum Of
FIFTY CENTS, which may be the means of saving
the life of many valuable animals, and from which
he may derive vast amount of the most valuable
information in regard to the Training and Breeding
of Animals as well full Rules for Restoring and
Irce.ryinG Health.
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JOHN p. JEWETT & &C

100 AGENTS could make money on this book, in
vorious Sections Of the country. None need apply,
cxccpt those who can command n small cash capital
of from % to $50. Address, post paid, the Publish
ers % C5tnI,iH, Boston. iX49;X9
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gEEHE largest assortment Of Paper Hang
a ings in town, Fircboard'Prlnts, &c, at
IRA BUTTON & SONS.
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Stage Arrangement.

Hubbardton, June Is, 1915. Kilt
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HAVING TOOLS.

TVLOUR, NAILS, GLASS, Sc.--Msrchants and
a Others supplied Mt small advance, by the load
or small quantity, by Higgins
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luaai1W WoODSFIELl OHIO, SATURDAY, MAY o,1s4s 4


back to bring pleasant remembrances
of many an attachmen! there formed
many an occasion that call forth some
generous exhibition ofthe traits of hu.
man nature. There he learned to tell
some of his best emotions. There, per.
chance, he first met the being, who by
her love and tenderness in after life
has made home Tor himself, happier
even than that which childhood knew.
There are certain feelings of-humanity,
and those too among the best, that can
find an appropriate place for their ex-
ercise only by ones own afreside.-
There is a sacredness in the privacy OF
that spot which it were a species of
desecration 10 vlolate He who seeks
wantonly to invade it, is neither more
or less than vIian--and hence thsre
exists no surer test OF the debasement
OF morals in "a community, than the dis
position to tolerate in any mode the
man who disregards the sanclities of
private life. ID .r,sJ3.a 1o,te7s
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! Home Affections.

The heart, has memories that cannot
die. The rough rubs Of the world can
not obliterate them.-They are memo.
riespof home, early home. There is
magic in the very sound. There il
the old tree under which the light heart.
ed boy swung in many a summer day
|--yonder the river in which he learn
ed to swim-there the house in which
lie, knew a parents love, and found q
parents protection-now there is the
room in which he romped with brother
or with sister, leng since, alast and Ia
the yard in which he must soon be
gathered, overshadowed by yon old
church, whittier with Joyous tioop
like himself he has often. followed his
parents 10 worship with, and 70 honor
The good old man who gave him 10 God
inbaptism. Why even The very school
house associated in, y outhfnl days, with
thoughts offeruls and tasks, no v comes
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4 ~ "a MECHANICAL ExEcUTIoE HE
By II. ADoLPHUs RUTFHR.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements inserted at so cents per square,
(ourteen lines or less,) for the first insertion, and
25 cents for each subsequent insertion. One col
umn one month 81 90. Three months $40. Six
months SIS. Twelve months S25 a, Assts,1
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JOB PRINTING

OF every description neatly and expedilonsIy
executed at the office Of ihe spiritof Democracy;
and at reasonable prices
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sdi oiai R,ao5siV iimbs Of iI:a MIA
.sau1E s,l bss.s7 NJ W.
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Dle. STORMS CELEBRATED
SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
y SAFE and pleasant Eemcdy for Cold

kA S.SI - duu ptGuSuUt itttblCuN buI SOus,
dksA Coughs, Asthma, Soro hroa,, Hoarse nc IS
Shor,ncss of Breath, and Tor clearing the voice
and strengthening tho Lungs.
The extraordinary success OF this Medcated
Candy in the city OF ST. LOUIS, Justly entities i,
TO the confidence Of every person who NAV be
g tierng under the symptoms oi that dissrc ssinp
malady, Consumption Of The Lungs.
II was placed ut he principal Drug Stores oil
his city in the month IT November, 1916, and
in eight weeks, the retail 10 CT izcns alone a.
noun ed 20 $500 packages.
The Action Of DIR. Storms Scotch Cough Cam
dv differs yer materially ffem any her com
pound ever invented. 1t 10. only allays Bron-
chial Irritation. but ,pera,ing rs a very mild
purge, i, keeps the a.olnaeh and bowels in a
healthy condit on, leaving the patient an nppe-
tito which few other Cough N xtnres could i'm.
part.
For sale al Davenport b. tho Agent,
Mr.. CllAS. LESLIE.
J. II Barnard & Bro, No. liO Main str, ct, Il,
Louis, Wholesale Agents, Tor the west and sou III
December 9th, 1877. i3-lv