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fTHE EMIGRATION TO CALIFORNIA is not to
/ carried out without some accompanying NOR
Iinhuences On board the Steamers which
pc recently sailed from this port for the Pacif-
Ocean, the regulations require the stated OBJ
fvance of religious worship on the Sabbath
'bch of these steamships also has the "Eyangel-
ii Library" which was purchased Of the Amer
inn Tract Society. In addition, over 10000
} ges Of excellent Tract publications were dis
fbuted gratuitously among these ships. 1t is
se design of the Society to send out Colpor-
urs with evangelical publications, to supply the
altered population in California. They will
! better security for life and property, in the
bd, than the weapons which, il is said, are now
'prn in self-defence, in the gold region.
~ Y. Journal Of Commerce
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Temperance Meeting.

TINllE annual meeting Of the "Windham County
Il Total Abstinence Society will be held At the
Baptist Church in Brookline on Thursday, the 2sth
inst commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Zach local
society is cntitled to delegates
II is desirable that all the friends Of Temperance
in the County who can, should attend the State
Temperance Convention at Burlington on the l7th
inst that we may have full report Of the plan OF
operations which may be there marked ont
BY order of the Executive Committee,
Wan. II. GILBERT, Secretary
Westminster, Jan. 8, le49. 81
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FRoM CALIFoRNIA.-Later adyices from
'alifornia, received at New Orleans, state that
|reater discoveries of gold have been made. 1t
&s estimated that 100000 worth was daily col
s ted. Extensive sickness prevailed, for want
the comforts and even necessaries of life. 1t
b. reported that two barrels of the precious
1neral were sold for Sl4 900.
4 Another account, in the N. o. Bulletin, says
hbt two barrels of brandy brought $4,000
sbch, if true, shows what complete fools sud-
'1n wealth will make Of people
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Brighton Cattle Market,

AHWasefs Jun - icfss
At Market-s20 Beef Cattle, 40 Stores, s25 Sheep
anil l49 Swine.
Beef Cnttle--In consequence Of the limited num-
Der at market, prices advanced. Extra s6,T5 81 !
first quality s6,2s $3.50; second do. s5,75 Sc;
third do. s. n $3.50.
Working oxcn-sales at s79, ssS, SIS, 500 aud
sos
Cows and Calycs-salos at s23, s25, s25. $50,
and S35
Shcep-sales at sl,75, says, $3.50, $3.50 and
s5,25.
Swine-No sales Of lots. At retail, from a to &c.
New York Market, JAZZ. s.-The sales
Of Flour amounted TO 5000 barrels. at $500 S5,7j
for common and good brands, and s5,sl s5,s7 for
pure Gencsee. The market is firm.
Corn--6O a eic for mixed and nearly yellow, c.
for white, &C CO for round Northern yellow Rye
Is ia faiT demand at 62c Oats are 40 a ~.
Mess Pork $3.50, Prime $40. Mess Beef sil,
Prime 1913 Lard is quick at u a ". Butter
70 20 Cheese a Sc, according TO quality.
Hops in fair demand sales Of 80 bales Essi-
cru and Western new, at a lOtc, cash.
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NJ A CARD.

rTNHE undersigned hereby tenders to the people
Of jacksonville aud vicinity, his sincere thanks
aud grateful Acknowledgements for their 6ouniiiul
generosity manifested in helping rebuild his Mil,
(which had been destroyed by FIRE y aud also many
thanks to Mr.. Burnap OF Rowe, for The benefit ui
his newly invented Smut Machine
The subscribers new mill has been running some
time, aud from present appearances be hatcrs him
self it will give good satisfaction he therefore So
liciis a continuance Of public patronage
ALFRED GREEN, in.
Jacksonville, Dec 20, ls4s. flw
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STATE OF VERMONT.


In Probate Court, Dec g. Is4s
A n Instrument purporting TO be the last viii
N and Testament Of DANIEL HALLIDAY,
late of Marlboro, deceased, is presented for Probate
by joel Bartlett, therein named Executor thereof
Whereupon it is ordered that said named execu.
tor notify all persons interested that this Court will
decide upon the probate Of said instrument at the
session thereof to he holden at childs Inn in VII.
mngton in said district, on the last Thursday OF
January next, by publishing a copy Of the record
Of this order three weeks successfully in the Yer
mont Phenix, printed al Braiilehoro in said dis
;rict, previous to said time of hearing.
A true copy of Record
20 Anesi 4. HOLBROOK Reqr.
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] ANOTHER Victim OF HYDRoPHoBIA.-A
pan named Charles T. Bean died on Saturday
Forming, at his residence in Nashua street, OF
'ydroPhobia. The victim was a stone-cutter by
Jade, and man much respected. lie was
1 bout as years Of age, and leaves wife and
bur children. The details of MIR Beams natiept
ut terrible suffering are thus cited in the Tray
! Her of Saturday evening;
I'm the month of June last, Mr. Bean had a
.msll house dog, which got into fight with a
prger dog, and in endeavoring to separate them,
n received two severe bites in the back Of the
'aad from his own dog The animal had behav-
~ rather strangely for several days previous to
ths, swapping and snarling at all who approach
~ him but was not supposed to be mad MIR
bean, however, Instantly killed the dog, and
Eent to physician, who dressed the wound in
pc usual mlnner to heal il up. The first symp-
oms Of the disorder experienced by Mr. Bean
PAS about the FIRST Of the present week, which
te represented to be queer feeling in the head.
accompanied with partial loss Of memory. He
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INHE WOOL CARDlNG business will be
Il promptly attended to at the establishment Of
Messrs. Hines, Nsrnan 4, Co. No credit given.
Also, Cloth dressed at the woolcn Factory on
short notice.
Brattleboro. June l2, ls4s. 4s
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Mount Eagle Tripoli.

THE hest article known for cleaning and bur.
il nishing Gold, Silver, Copper, Steel Tin, Brass,
md all other metals also for cleansing Windows,
Mirrors, and-GlAss Ware.
Also, Bristol Brick Dust. entirely free
from Clay, and found TO do the work quicker and
easier than the Brick itself For sale wholesale ana,
retail by GEO. IL. SALISBURY.
Brattleboro, Dec 6, ls4s. lG
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HoRsE THIEvEs.-Mr Gideon WILDER. Of
this village, received a handbill from Massaehu-
sets describing three or four horses, wagons
harness, &C., one night last week, aud the next
day captured three of the horses and n portion
OF the rest of the property described in the bills
The property Ga portion OF it) was found in the
possession of the LOOMS family in Sangersfed
One Stacy, Shaw, and Alvord were described
as the thieves. Stacy, after disposing Of his
portion of the stolen property, was arrested and
tried for passing counterfeit money in Oneida
County, and before the bills had reached here,
was on his road TO State Prison. Shaw was cap
tured in Oiselic, by Mr. Wilber on Sunday last
On Thursday morning OF last week. couple of
suspicious looking individuals, by the names of
Alvord and Phelps, stopped at house in the
east part Of this town, and wished to be secreted
during the day The neighbors in the vicinity
got wind Of it, and were making arrangements
to capture them, when they mounted their hor-
ses, and so holly pursued them that the thieves
were obliged to leave their horses and take TO
the fields. They succeeded in capturing Phelps,
but Alvord made his escape. The two horses
are in safe keeping, awaiting the arrival of their
owners. There appears to be a thoroughly or
ganized gang from Massachusetts through to the
Canada line, and where one of the company is
arrested, any quantity of witnesses are ready 10
swear him clear. The nest has been badly dis
turbed during the last ten days, and it is hoped
that these outlaws may be brought to justice.
Hamilton az " Reflector, Dec. so,
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Windham Proyidcnt Institution for
Savings,

VNHE Annual Meeting Of the Members Of this in
i stitution, will be holden at L. g. Aiead's office
in Brauleboru on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
January, 1919, nj O'Clock. p NJ
JOSEPH CLARK, Sec.
Braulcboro, Jan. 5, ls49. 20
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Mount EngIe TrinoIi.

A NEW and superior article for cleansing and
N polishing all finished metallic surfaces such as
Silver Plate, Brass, Britannia and other wares
Also, for cleansing glass windows, mirrors, &e
BUTTON & CLARK.
Rrattleboro, Oct. Is. 1913. 10
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Dr. Fitch,s Instruments.

A BDOAINAL Supporters, Shoulder Braces iva
"A rious kinds) and inhalng Tubes.
ALSO. his Book of six Lectures on prevention
and cure Of Consumption new lot just reccy-
cd for sale by A. II. DAY s BROTHER.
October rs, ls4s. 10
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HARNESS TR INNINGS.
THOMpSON A. RANGER

HAVE Just received large additions to their
III stock Of Grass, Plated, Jspan'd and lind
Harness TRIMMINGS.
Trunk Locks, Trunk Handles and Nails Patent
Leather; Sleigh Bells; Chain Hal,ers Curry
Combs Cattle Cards Horse Brushes Sc, &c, SC,
which they offer AT the very loves, prices.
lst January, ls4e. 3w20
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RroadcIoths, Cassimeres and
VeSfiugs.
TPusses. Abdominal support
ers and shoulder lffaces.

nHELPS' Single, Double, Umbilical and Child
III ren's Trusscs. Also, Phelps Abdominal Sup
porters and Dr. Pitches and Phelps shoulder
Brnees-all the best instruments OF the kind now
In use. For sale cheap by II. SPALDlNG.
Braitleboro, Feb 18th, ls4e. %
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NOTICE.
ga STITCH IN TIME SAWS NINE ~

fINHE subscribers take this oppohnn.,y 10 inform
Il all those that are indebted to them either by
Note or Account, that it will be a saving for them
to call and settle the same between this and the
first of February next, as they will eertalni; find
them lodged in the hands Of an Attorney after that
time.
G7-BEwARE, GEsrLExES-TAIn wAnSIse -
H. HADLEY.
T. d. HADLET.
Brattleloro Dec. &c, 1873 20
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DANIEL HovRY


Greenfield, Sept. IS, ls47.
Dir TowSsESD-Sir; Having been afflicted for
the last months with what my physician calls
a~Feyer Sore" of the most painful and aggravaiing
nature take the utmost pleasure in informing YOU
have experienced the greatest benefit from the use
OF your invaluable Saisapaiiiia- purchased one
bottle Of onr justly respected Physician and Apoth-
eeary, ID. Hovey, your agent, which / commenced
using, and strange as il may appear TO Others, be-
fore had used the whole of my sore healed over
which had bsiiied the skill of most worthy doc
tors-the truth of which refer to your Agent.
would respectfully say all those who ere aboring
under pain and disease, arising from an unhealthy
state of the blood, for themselves a medi.
cine Of so much value as DIR Townsend's Sarsapa-
rilla: Would il he expedient, volumes might be
billed Of the goody effect which this medicine has
done and is still doing throughout our land but
suffice it 10 say let those who afflicted with those
diseases which this medicine is prepared TOR,
aside oil prejudice, and have not the least doubt
they will be happily disappointed in its most extra
ordinary effects Respectfully,
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"a The latest accounts from California to our
government are so astounding that the Union"
|hres not publish them and the letters to pri-
Bite individuals sound almost like fairy tales
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Pew for sale,

THE Subscriber will sell at private sale the front
Il body Pew in Rev. Mr. Ciapp's Church, in Brat
tleboro. belonging TO the estate Of Cynthia Kings.
ley, deceased and occupied by Dea A Z. Dwinell.
l. &. MEAD, Executor
January H. 1919 81
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JAMES CUMMINGS.


The following is an extract from DR. Hovey. an
old and respectable Physician in Greenfield Mass.
The letter can be seen al this Office. DIR Towns
ends Sarapara cures ali descriptions of Sores,
Ulcers, Sc.
The Ss-Saparilla meets with ready sale and
gives good satisfaction, far have been able to
learn One gentleman in our village has been very
much benefited by its use, and voluntarily gave
certificate, which enclose. / have already sold
more than one half of the quantity received from
you and shall want morn in short time
Yours respectfully.
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e7T An officer who has just returned from
california, relates a story Of one of the Yankee
pld digaers who was fortunately possessed of
lree jack-knives, and as matter Of course
build not use but one of them, so be hired out
other two at the rate Of S ] so an hour eaeh.
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= BALES Buffalo Robes this day received.
y TOWNSLEY S SONS
January II, ls49. ~
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Temperance Lectures.--Windham
County.

up. CoFFIs, Esq, from New York, who has been
leefnriuq through the western and northern Counties
OF the State. and who comes recommended by the
Executive Committee of the New YORK State TEN
perance Society, proposes to Lecture through Wind
ham County as follows:
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Your obedient servant.
WILLIAM RUSSELL. IS Catheriu


This Is only one Of more than four thousand cas-
es Of Rheumatism that DIR Townsend's Sarsapafis
has cured. The most severe and chronic ctses are
weekly eradicaied 10y its extraordinary virtues.
james Cummings, ESQ., one Of the assistants in
the Lunatic Asylum, Backwells Island, is the gen
ileinen spoken Of in the following letter:
BGckzrelfs Island Sept. Il, ls47.
Dir TowSsKSD-Dear Sir have suffered ter
ribly for nine years with the Rheumatism; ronsid-
cradle Of the time l could not eat, sleep walk
had the utmo,; distressing pains and my lir-~s
were terribly swollen have used four bottles OF
your Sarsparilla. and TN y have doneme moIe than
one thousand dollar worth Of good. am % much
betier-indeed. an entirely relieved. You are At
liberty 10 use this for the benefit Of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully,
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CLOCKS.

A LARGE assortment Of warranted Clocks-
n some new and elegant styles-iust received
and for sale by the subscribers the very lowest
prices.
Is, January, 1919. sW2o
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Rockingham, Thursday, January Is,
Bellows Falls, Friday, 10.
SaxtOns River, Saturday, 20,
Cambridgeport, Sunday, q,
Grafton, Monday, p,
Windham, Tues and Wed, %, -,
Londonderry Tn. and Fri, e5, %,
Jamaica SAT, and Sunday, :" q, %,
Wardsboro, Monday %,
~ WardSboro Tuesday, 30
stratlon. "Wednesday, 81,
Somerset, Thursday, February ],
Dover. Fridy, 2,
Wilmington Sat. and sun, 81,
Nottingham, Mon. g. Tues.," Sc,
Halifax, Wed and Thurs, 10,
Marlboro, Friday, 9, T. Nj. and Eve
Brat.leboTo W.. Sat. & sun, 10, II,
Brauleboro T. Mon. 4 Tuea" u, Is,
Guford, "Wednesday, 3" u,
Vernon, Thursday, " 10,
Dummerston, Friday, Z" l6, L. M. and Eve
rutney Sat. and Sunday, " II. "a,
Brookline, Mon and Tues. " 10, 20.
Newiane Wed. and Thurs, q, q,
Townshend Friday, " %, r. M. and Eve
w. Townshend. Sat. g. Sun" "a, %,
Athens, Monday, %,
w, Westminster Tues, Wed, 81, 20,
T.. Westminster, Thurs Fri, March l. ..
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REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.


NEw-YoRK. Feb. n, 1913.
.NssHs SaHd,-iiaying suffered may Years with
disease OF throat affecting the larynx duung which
time treated BY the distinguished physicians
in Europe and the United States without receiving
any permanent benefit, but all the time my general
health and strength declining and the di.ess- mixing
fearful progress cIusiic applications were use and
hstcyer else was thought most ehcleui for produe-
ing cure but am con6den, the dePlorabls 'itn1'
iion ~as IN, the iaryngitis being accompanied with
phthsis AID great difficulty ia brclihng. would soon
have terminled my life had obtliHed relief thro'
the medium Of your invaluable sarsapanlla- ! must
say, gentlemen when commenced using the Sarsapa-
mia did net place much confidence in is vittues
had tred more than ffty different remedies during
the past four years without any success but amer tax
ing your sarsaplrlla few weeks, obliged At last
to yield TO evidence. This marvellous specific has not
only relieved. tut cuted and therefore think 1t
my duty, genilcmen, for the benefit Of suffering hn
maniy, TO give you this aitestation Of my cure.
Yours very truly d. PARENT.
Consulate Of France in the United States.
The above statement and signature acknow :
edged IN our presence by Ar. d. Parent "A true.
For the Consul General Of France.
New York, Feb. II, 1873. l. BORG, Vice Consal
The following testimony from Rev John Grirg late
Rector of the Church Of the Cruchlion in this city,
comnends itself 10 the attention Of The Afflicted NJ
certificates of cure. OF various diseases effect
ed BY this medicine are almost diily received.
Mesrrs Salds-A member OF IN, iamii, la. ;-ieA
your valuable Sarsaplrilla for scrofdous lec-
ton c. with the most bensfcal effect resulting from
its II gives ne very great pleasure To record my
testimony behalf Of its virtue and eihclcy, hoping
that Others may be induced TO make trial Of IT,
New York, May TO- 1913. JOHN GRlGG.
sCRoFuLOUs AFFECTION or THE EYES.
SoUTH kINosToS, r. l.. Oct II, 1871.
Mss,rs. SaHdl-Gentlemen--My little daughter,
when one year old ait icked with scrofnlous
humor her face which AFTER extended into her
eyes, causing almost total blindnrss in Of them
and dishguring her whole face. employed two ply
sycisns attend her who exhausted their utmost skill
to give her relief but it all proved useless and finally
| one Of them remarked to that he had known Of
striking effected by Sands s4rsapariila and
advised to Try IT, J obilned bottle, which she
commenced using and before it all used up il had
| effected entire II is four years
since she cured and there has been relppear-
ance of the disease, and we satisfied that il is
perfect cure. Is gives great pleasure to add that
can recommend il to every sufferer from any similai
complaint. Respectfully yours,
GEORGE ROBINSON
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by A. b &
d, SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 fultohst
corner of William. New-York. sold also by DUT
TON & CLARK, Bratteboro, and by Druggists gen
emily throughout the United States and Canadls
Price 81 per Bottle six Bottles for So. l3we(
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Tteo.

In Townshend, Jan. !, Of consumption. Sabra A
Wood, only daughter Of Mr. Octavus Wood, aged
is years and months Printers in Me, N. Y
and Mich will please notice,
In Mount Holly, Dec. &c Of whooping cough and
lung fever Lillybridge Maralus Newton, only son
of Russell and Mary Barber aged years, months
and Is days
In Mortified, Jan |, Mr. Charles L. Williams, &c.
In Coleraine, Dec. rs, Harriet NJ, wife Of Mr. Ros
well Barber, and daughter of David Mather, Esd
Of Marlboro, aged 20
In Jackson Penn, Dec. 5, Mr. Ephraim French,
formerly Of Dummerston, aged 6s.
In Pntney, Dec. II. after short sickness Of
DAYS, of congestion of the lungs, Mary Alice, daugh-
ter Of Samuel Z. and Mary &. Wheat, aged Is mos.
and 10 days.
How sad the affection to he called to part with
one so young, so loYelyl They fondly hoped their
two remaining daughters rich heauc,ly blessings,
would long be spared 10 them Hope, though an
anchor of the soul is soon blasted On the 29Ih,
Dtah visited them again. and after days sickness
Of Group, removed from their fond embrace the next
youngest daughter, Susan Suryiah, deeply inter
esting, amiahe and lovely child, aged years, I
months and II days
Though their parents are called TO mourn deep
ly, still they mourn not as those having no hope
firmly believing that Of such Is the Kingdom OF
heaven" May the consultations Of the Gospel sus-
tain them in their present Affections and in every
other trial through which they may be called to pass
The following lines were selected by Miss Har'
ret TAN Of Putney (school teacher of little Susanl
and sung at her funeral
- Shed ye tear DER your friends early bier,
Now she is gene, now she is gomez
Sigh when the slow tolling bell you shall hear,
Now she is gone she is gone
Weep We for her, When you stand round her grave
But think who has died His beloved TO save;
Think of the crown all the ransomed shall have,
Now she is gone, she is gone.
Plant We a tree which may wave DER her grave,
Now she is gone, now she is gone;
Sing her a song, when her grave you shall see,
Now she is gone, she is gone.
Go at the close Of bright summer day,
Go when the sun sheds his last lingering ray
Go and then weep that she thus passed away,
| Now she Is gone she is gone
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~ In consequence Of the rapid increase Of obit
nary notices, with poetry, &c sent us We shall be
compelled to decline Publishing them, unless paid
for as advertisements. Our space is always yalu-
able and in justice 10 the great body Of our sub
scrbcrs, bound to hll it, as far as possible,
with matter which shall he Of general, not merely
local interests-Pub. PkaAir.