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EDUCATIONAL.
M. A. TYSON AND SISTERS SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES, !,

II On r street, 6et,eeen l2h and 1871 streets.
TINE duties Of this Institution will be resumed Wed.
i nesday, the 10Th Of September.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
For the Senior and Junior Departments including orna.
mental Needlework and Drawing per quarter
For particulars circulars may DO had at the principal
bookstores or at the Institution
Persons wishing to pupils respectfully invited
TO visit the Establishment
Monsieur T. Raou engaged Professor of the French
and other modern languages sep l--2w
WOODBURY's ACADEMY,
Near The corner of III and l2th streets.
THE Exercises of this Institution will be resumed
i MONDAY MORNING, Sept. 0. The subscriber would
inform his friends and former patrons that the building has
been thoroughly repaired and improved and for beauty
comfort and convenience will ayoraby compare with any
School Room in the CITY, For further informaon apply
above HENRY Il. WOODBURY..
l-eodlm lHatrnnl
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.

Sales of seventeen hundred bbs. Howard street
Flour have been made at S4. %, and FIVE hundred
City Mills at "a y. Sales of forty thousand
bushels red Wheat at ss@92 cents; white, 600
lob cts.
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MRS RFITJs sCHOOI.
YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE,

~ STREET, BETWEEN STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
MRS. j. A. DAVIS, PRINCIPAL
VIII reopen Monday September 18TH Circulars be
obtained OF the Principal.
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Do You Suffer with any Pain
GAS GAS! GAS!

GAS GAS! GAS!
Gas Tubeing introduced into Public Halls, Private
" Dwellings, Hotels Churches, and every description
of GasFtng promptly executed by competent and expe
rienced workmen, at moderate rates.
Also always on hand, handsome and complete assort
ment of Chandeliers Pendants Brackets &c. manufactured
by the celebrated house OF Cornelius Baker Phlade
phia which win be sold at the manufacturers prices.
@. w. B0TELER,
aug l8-2aw3w
DOR RENT-Seyeral ROOMS, very desirable for
II Offices lodgings, in Adams Co.'s Express Building
Pennsylvania avenue, between and Cd streets For In
formation inquire of r. 8. SMITH,
june 23-2meo Agent of Adams 4 Co.
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storm at the south.

New ORLEANS, Sept. l.
The late storm destroyed the lighthouse on
Chandelier Island, in the Gulf, and actually
opened canal through Ship Island three quar-
ters Of mile wide.
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GEN. SCOTT AND HON. WIN. A. GRAHAM.

Daguerrcotype likeness Of the abovenamed hero and
statesman be at the Daguerrean Gallery Of j.
H. Whtehurst between and 9th streets Penna
The public respectfully invited to call and them
nj lao, many others Of interest jy 1T
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 3D. o. IN.

Laura Addison, the actress, is dead.
One thousand buildings were burnt at Constan.
tinople in the latter part of July.
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Nomination In Berks County, Pa.
READING, Sept. l.
The Democratic convention of this county met
yesterday and nominated Henry A. Muhlenberg,
esq, for Congress, unanimously. William NJ.
Holster, esq, was nominated for the State Senate
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Large Fire at Ogdensburg.

. '1'+'oo771' - 0oPe' .
The New York Democratic State convention
reassembled this morning, when the organization
was perfected, and the Barnburner contestants,
including John Van Buren,, ruled out of seats.
On the second ballot Horatio Seymour was de-
clared the Democratic candidate for Governor Of
New York.
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JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing gas to be introduced
into the City Hall.
Resolved de-, That the Mayor be and he is hereby au
thorzed have gas introduced into the interior the City
Hall.
Approved, Aug. 20, 1852.
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FOR YOUNG LADIES, 18TH STREEr, NEAR c.
TINE duties Of this school will be resumed Monday
September 0. Her terms win be LIBERAL and palms
win be spared to give entire Subtraction.
27-itsep6
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DERFUMERY, including COl0gncs, Oils
for the hair Powders Of all kinds Almond Soap Float
ing do, Taylors Crystalline do, Wash Balls Hair Brushes
Tooth do Combs and rich patterns of various prices
and other Fancy Goods at the Central Millinery
and Fancy Store 7th street. opposite OddFellews Hail.
p good article of White Sewing Cotton at two
cents per spool. may 10-tr
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.-Four desi.
" rablc secondstory Rooms for rent, situated on
18th street, opposite the National Inegencer Office. To
good tenants the rent will be moderate Apply
on the premises to
auUl7 1T GEO w COCHRAN.
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DHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INVIG-
J. ORATOR, to prevent Badness, and to
restore the hair that has fallen off become thin and to
CURE EFFEcTuALLS SCURF DANDRUTF-price 50 cents.
VEL0NS MAGIC HAIR OIL, for the promotion Of the
LUxuRIANT GROWTH BEAUTY the and Res
ToRATIoN, of the HAIR-price rs cents.
S5 These articles warranted TO give satisfaction.
large and fresh lot just received by
GRAY & BAILANTYNE,
It'll street, two doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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The Whole World, Attention !-Hear him, ye sick
and do MeUiset!

THE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made by Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tncture most respectable citi-
well known and triedwe challenge the world
to show anything record in medicine to equal IT, Many
hundreds 'oho hare m its healing ocrs bear e same feSfi
NOW.
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NOMINEES OF THE DEMOCRATIC CoNvEN-

I IKENESSES Of Gen. FRANKLIN PIERCE and WIN. r. KrSG
candidates for President and Vice President Of III
United Stsses, exhibition at the Daguerrea
Rooms OF j. H. whitehurst in this city, which free
the public Mt all hours Of the day jy 7-u
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ZOE sHILLINGTON has received Harper's Ne

SAMUEL ". MARSH, Cashier.
aug 20 News.
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1)ratbs.

In this town. Sept. %. of Consumption
Ann Eliza. daughter of Frederick Bucbec
Esq. aged % wears.
In this town. Sept Is. of consumption. Ed
gar S. L.. son of John Beaman. aged wears
, months. and days Stanstcad Journal
please copy.
In Bath, saltwater Village. y. H., Sept
I, Mrs Sarah Goodwin. aged - wears.
In 1rasburgh, Aug. Is, Mr. Robert Mann
aged 81 years
In North Iavcrhill, y. H.. William f.,
only son of Gen. William and Sybil Hidden
Craftsbury, VT, aged 10 wears, 6 months and
10 days.
In Newbury, Sept. 10. of consumption, Mr.
James Brock, son of Jacob Brock, Esq, aged
% years
In Westminster, Sept Il, of dyscntery
Hon. Ellery Alice, aged Ga.
In Lyndon, Sept. 10. Elizabeth Sherman.
aged 90 years.
In Lyndon. Sept. 90. Matthewson. son of
Aaron W. and Harriet Qnimhv. aged vrs.
In Lyndon, Sept 20, Jane Newell, aged
.? years.
In North Troy. Sept 3. Harriet Ann. only
daughter of Warren and Emily F. Fuller,
aged about years. Also Sept. 10. Mary
Frances, only child of Harvey and Harriet
Il. Elkins, aged wears and months.
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Marringrs.

In Waterford. Sept. 16, by Rev. F. War
rincr, Col. J. l.. Glib. of the Crawford House.
White Mountains, n H., and Miss Betsey c.
Edison. of Waterford.
In this town, Sept. 2lst, by Rev W. b.
Bond. DR. Geo. W. Fairbrother, of Sutton,
and Miss Esther ID. circuit, of Springfield,
Mass.
In Irasbursh. Sept 9TH, by Rev. 4. G.
Bnrraee. Prof: Lewis $. Squires. of Rich
mond, Virginia, and Miss Louisa H. Parsons,
of Ira>burgh.
In Barton. Sept. 10, by S. d. Kimball Esq
Mr. lIeman French, of Glover, and Miss So.
phia West. of Danvillc
In Coventry. August 90, by Rev 4. l.
Gray. Mr. Ralph Lee. of St. .Johnsburv, and
Mrs Adaliza White, of Coventry.
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CHAPLIN & WAITON

Wholesale and Retail dealers in Drugs. Med
IrineS. DYE Stutls. Paints. Oils. Window
Glass. &r.. N"s. l., and Ii Commercial f.. Eo.ton
{. X ". are sole agents for DIR JACK son celcbr,
ted Nr@etahl" .Iaundice Bl'tcr> for the cure of
.laun.r". Bilious complaints. Dyspepsia Diarrln,
&c ais" particularly adapted for The cllrc of ,prnc
arii summer complaints. Also agents for Richards
X Adams real Japan Hlackin@. the only hlackiur
tns' ever received silver medal 1T the Fair. of the
Mass Mechanics Charitable Association. Also a.
gents TOR Whcclers unrvallcd Card and Box Match
cs. these matches are warranted equal Ia any
match now before the public. ais" 10 keep in any
climate and IL be no inirincclncnt on any natent
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Keeping Pace with the Times

Having mails extensive alterations 10 meet the
demands of increasing trade" Ia" entire range Of A.
par'm"n'S at Oak Hall is now "p"n, with Of the
largest stocks al frc.h maruf wtnrrl garment. NJ
wh"l">a" and retail. for esnlcm.rl Youth and hov..
ever shown III an" establishment The >tvlr and
nlanuiaru-c entirely lilrrnt from .llr general
run Of ready male clnthinc much care having been
bestowed III "ettIn" The articles NJ. and the stvlr
o! cutting. the making and trimmings will compare
iav"rallv with custom made clothing Nv 1.nar.
in'nf of SentcmsnS furnishing good. is completely
stoke! with every article in that line a.!ar,rI ~
III" season. In the Piece Goods department hav.
III" hnr>t fabrics and most fashionable goods in the
mirk"': with expert. accomplished and fashion
ahl" cutters. am prepared 70 furnish any garment
I" order. and warrant perfect sati>farton
Sh"H en'''r"r :" keep l''ct ~ifh me 'imr, and fp
mart me 6b'r~ share Of j,rty"nnc. that has continued
Nnrt he "q""i"go, h's c'l,brn,fdh"uss in 1872
GEORGE W. SIMMONS. Oak Hall House,
North formerly ANN st..
DpnoSifa Merchants Pow Eo>tnn N,.s
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JOHN W. PTTN.AM'S ESTATE.

I!iE u'~cri e. having been appointed Lax =,
L Hon. Probate court. for TIE district of E>..,
commissioners I" receive. examine and adjust
claims and demands of all persons against The 9,
tate Of John W Putnam. late Of iunrl,I,rr IN GU
district deceased. represented iusnly,n- anu :!
term 81 sN months from The IL ,iav Of S,.,,..,,,'
\ ID lSa2. il allowed hv sad {, n to credi,ur, .
s:lid d"coa~" T" exhibit n i prove heir rect,
rla'ns "f"r" u--Dn -iv" ,t"fir,. ,llst We wiz
I" m" dnt'e> Of oar appointment at tie dyr,I.i,.
h"usn ut Hen H. Pn'ra;n. IN Il,,rubu-a -. -
district. III" ~ r..>,':rvs Of prr.mirr,..' \,
next. n m'l'c O'Clock in the ior, n,c o,
day.
SrlNCFE CT AEK.
!nFlN " HAEISH"E~ ''.4in.
! a, I-.i..I- =. ~. !. ! y l.. .a.
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DAMRELL & MOORE.
PRINTERS AND BOOKRINDERS

AND >IiNN.'TENtTIEt CORRECTED AND eIr-
ported. by our improved Anatomical and surgical
supports. M-" Patent spring rru.clc- &c. &C.
JAMES MIILrE& Co. . X Rromfirld s. BOSTON
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Farm for Sale,

Ylilf. Homestead Farm al tho a.- Inw> u TI,a,-o-
L 81 ST John hurry ! offered for s,I. II co,,-,-
"i I2a acres 81 cxc"rn. land The iuIJfp-s 49,.
good. and whoever wi-hc- ~ rrrrh1>c = c.,,I FRI,
pleasantly lorafci VIII find tll;s to he tho ono .l,..
NIL suit them. 1t l''s wc-r "f Fairbanks Via~c
AMI ready cash markc' can he found for NIL tlI,f
Il farmer wi-h I" ell
\ lil'r~.l credit -ivc for ,nrton nf the ru~,,.
money ii desired. Inquire "f
RUSSELL IIALLETT.
s.. Iohn-hury. Sep, 81 I>'2 7.I.T
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NOTICE.

4 FElllinN viii Ice presented 70 fhr L"S.
1 u fur" nj Vermont AZ its next session. Tar = o..
plS-a-c "f law :" r.v vr 'le "--tIIizati.,u of u
EcX Comfy iir:nnlnr Sril"rl =, GiIil,1,l :ir
:" liy" MI "' III" iInl> r;Ii- from ;hr lirrri.,
School lar' in fho t"'intv "t E>>"I ,.,.l-r,.
s1id Grammar Srhon a. Gudhan.
Guililra sept L.. ~. 7ni,r2-
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Stray Steer.

'AME into the cnrlo>ilrc of the Snl.scri
\ Der. on the 9Th day of September. ,l,rl,
red Steer. The owner is requested to prov,
property. pay CHARGES and tax" it away.
CALVIN WOOD.
kIrbv. Sept. %. 1872 1alwss
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LifpIikr 4 Beautiful rompIpyiO2,

as MI may see hv calling AMI examining >rr.im,u-
ih''>" pictures finished hv newly ,ii>cnv,r,.
pr cr,- which gives them richness and .iurai,lIi
unsurpassed hv any in this country or Europe
The public are requested Ia call and exam
specimens. Com" and all: vou will h,. ctIrI:t,,
welcome whether wi~llin" pictures not. II -.
have called ono" call again and tell v",ir iri,.,,
call nl-". - he VII hc happy I" y" al all iiiu,
and show Won anvtIing new in I'll Art.
Pictures t"ken ~ c'n"'y rs rel as cRcr
,rcntLcr.
Perfect Eteu ,rnrrar'rlia IN ",' n".L ,,s
Gp'rs ti'n" N,q"er,'s,yS<. Portraits. d.. p."
rr'm'd .W"inf",'< tor 4" Its. pms rims t,k.A
m The n",sf I,o,T;f mnnn.r. Iir,rS IF biL.;a,-
<''noy 'rk." IN os'Yle ""<:'r 's>.diy "py
licenses Of sci az de,c"sd i,rsns trLra nt a..
residences = dsr"d
P'i'.t rrwnq t,,',n to 8 &N'r< orEngs, f.. sri
"mi t"ih "f''ra
Pupils isst'm' I'D art t1r";>AeI ~'h rp.r,''~.
+. Il. GAGE.
-. bloomsbury. ScT..c.. 1852. 1"lm.
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Il III d C. A DOM N.
BRIGHTON MARKET. Sent. ,s

At market 100 beef cattle, $50 stores Is pairs
working oxen, "a COWS and calves, 5000 sheep and
lambs, 400 Swine
PRICES. Beef Cattle-Extra 81; lst quality 6,
I'd quality, 5a5l; Sd do. 4a4, u
Stores-le arling>-S5a7.
Two wears old-Ss. 11a14.
Three years old-S17, 2Oa2s.
Working Oxcn-s62, 49, s0a95.
Cows and calves-S2O, "a, %, IS, slas.,
Sheep and Lambs-S1i. l!al;. Extra2. 2la4
Swne-6c: Re:ail. Ga7.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Scpt %
At market 2i64 cattle-about 1900 beevcs, and &c,
stores consisting working oxen. cows and calves,
l and 2 and Yeats old.
PrIcEs-slarket-Extra beef SCI; lst quality 6;
I'd quality 5a5l; Sd quality A.; ordinary 3.a4.
Hides s. cwt. Tallow 6ia7. PeltS soc.
Veal Calves. 5alo. Calfskin>. loo per lb.
Stores-Working Oxen-S77, Stalls
Cows and calves.-S1s q. 24s3l. Two ve,ys
Old s, lcal6. Yearlings-S5, Gus Three Years Old
-S17, 90, 2la4l.
Sheep and lambs-s29s at market. Prices-Ex,
ira sa5 By lot, 81! II, II, Il, 2a2!.
Swne-6!a6i.
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4. II. NPAijI,DIN(:-
Reduction i'm Price,

vi h"gl". Hyperion Fluid. for rc.torng. preserving
an" an"rnng the lar.to the following low rates viz
n"'.e> formerly sold at 50 cent. reduce, TO % ct.
40 do do ~ do do 80 10
81" do do Loo do - 4,
me many worthless mutations Of this celebrated
ha'r restorative, almcd on the public under the Iurs
"i cheapnr'>. has determined the inventor To- crush
them 10y selling his famous "Fud" At even , lea.
prrr than they ran stforl TO sell their vile trash
Al me same time. he assures the public that .bc
hyperion will ALWAYS continue To- he rs Good os
heretofore, which has given it celebrity thronhou,
IN" globe This with Roclc'- Electric Hair Dv.
a "'Her preparations, ar" sold by his AGENTS every
where i'll the United STATES. and C,n,d,.
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NOTICE.

YVHIS certifes that IRA WAL TER. of St. Johns
L bury. VT, has been discharged as an agent for
the Lowell Traders & Mechanics Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company, from this date
GEO. ". BEAN General AGENT
august -. 1852 1s1wS
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WILLIAM BOGLE. Premium VrntiIla
And Gn...uor WI, N&ErD

Draws attention I" new s:vlr nf VIZ called the
n'iIrlnhing 'r">:ancr Wig which for l;ciituc.s 81
egancc and durability has never hrr,, r,u,lIcJ -
.N>" III" Ladies self adjusting WIG. which adams
itself on IN" instant 10 the head and j. 80 natural -
I" defy detection. even by members If tle s,nc
ialnilv \ large assortment always on hand.
Depot for R"clr'- Hyperion Fluil. for t,c hair
i'ogle'' Hair Dive. Amoc Shaving Cream. &c.
pa Washington L En>.on
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Premium Artificial .eoc

HANDS \ ARMS. mad" useful for anr employment
nj from $1,000 I" 5000 each All limb. w,r-,n-e,
for one year. J,Mrs Nu,=r Co.
2: anl Br"micll t.. Boston. NJ.
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Premium rrusses.

\. r. BARTLETT. manufacturer and inventor nr,hc
~'ll-kn"wn Washington snspcnicr shoulder braces
or gentlemen. ladies and children: al>o premium
russes. Fi'ch's supporters, &c. No. 22I washing
on 81 Boston nclr Marlhnrn Hotel
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M, PETTENGlLL & CO.'S
BOSTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SEPTEMBER 1879
1862

The Card List. collected nv 5. NJ PettenriIlS Co
Newspaper Advertising Agents. No. 10 State stree,
boston, who are authorized by the publisher, of tho
~. nes' ana MOST WIDELY CIECrLArth Newspapers
throughout the ntei States, I" take advertisement.
and subscription>at their LOWEST RATES.
" The following is list of MANY of the n,,,t
substantial and honorable business firm. in Bo.t,p
Merchants and others visiting the city. will find ,hc
irect"ry OF great service to them, and thev arm adj
vised To take it with them
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Medicines, Paints. Drugs.

i've Stuii> OH c"p". asphalfum. and white varn>h
zinc. paint. window glass. imported liquors >rc.iam
aromatic schnapps, patent medicine &C. for sale At
the lowest market prices bv a. l.. Cl-rIER.
Late Cutler Stirkn-v, AZ India ST.. Boston.
PORTER, LORING & co, Dealers in
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dycwoods, and
Overs and Manufacturers Articles. No IL India
St Boston,
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tajedonia Co. Cattle Fair.

p-em;ums awarded at the Annual FAIR
,,IIen at Danville, Sept. %, 1852.
Pa, 1ovoke oxen from town. Peacham.l 0, 90
a.. 10 " Danvillc, 500
Esst woke working oxen, Bella j Hastings
W. W,trrtord 500
., hest woke working oxen, W. II. Stone,
Danvle, 2,o0
81 best woke working oxen, No. 1888,
Ianville, LOO
r..-:rokc fat oxcn,B. J. Hastings, Wat
,r,ord 800
r., wears old oxen, Ira Brainerd,Dan
vile. 300
81. " Israel p. Pope, 200
~. d" "F. Varnum, peachaml ,OO
R..t wears old steers, Thos. b. Glenn
emf DanvilIc. 800
81 best wears old steers, Stephen Ste
vcns, Danville, 200
4 best , wears old steers, W. W. Clark,
p,nvllc, loo
Rest wears old, Theo. Drew, Danviile, 800
sJ." IL. Kline, Barnet, POO
ill.,. ~ "Wm. Varnum. Peacham, ,o(
n Of yearlins, Geo. Aver, st. .Iohnsbury, 200
Res, lot yearings, not less than 4, L.
Drew, Danvillc, 800
ID best lot ycaring', not less than 4, 1.
Drew, Danville, 200
Rest Mich COW, F. Sampson. Peacham, 800
oJ. l.. {. Porter, Danville, 300
Bc.t } COWS from dairy of not less than
3D.. i. EMERSON. Pcacham, 500
Rest wears old hcitcr Thco. Drew,
~" n,6v;IJc 200
o. best wears old hcifcr, Thco. Drew,
Danvillc, ~.
Best Bull, w. Bcmis, Lyndon, SOC
el" l.. Kline, Barnet. 200
III" VIM. Morrill,, Danvlllc, loo
Best Bull, y'r old. 7. Drew, Danvllle, POO
Calf. J. Fletcher. jr, Lyndon, 200
I'd VIM. Stcarns, ST. Johnsbnryl, ot
Best lot of calves, not less than four, Joel
Fletcher. jr, Lyndon, 500
2d best lot of calves. not less than four,
r. Drew, Danvillc. POO
Eest Stud Horse, owned and kept IN the
County the past season, F. Morrill,,
Danvlc, 4,O'
oI best IL. DIlSHdilI,
St ,Johnsburv. 3,0'
81 best Willard Bundy,
Burke, 2,OC
Best Grlding or mare, II. Rankin, Dan
Vile, 80
81 best John B. Nelson,
Rycgatc, 2,0'
81 best - J. Heyt, st. Johns
bury, l,0
Best breeding mare with colt, S. B.Var-
mum, Peacham, 80
ID" Israel P. Pope,
Danvillc, 30
Best scldng or mare colt, 8 years old.
+. j. Dole, Danville, 90
ID best - "
F. Partridge, Peacham. 10
Alex. Miller, Barnet, 90
81 best - :. " d"
Loren Kline, Barnet, 10
Beat pair matched gcldinss or mares, II.
$. Cobb, st. Johnsbury. so
Beet fine wool buck, Smith & Thomas,
Harlwick, sc
I'll " " " 20
81" A. Mcmillan, Dan
vile. 10
Best coarse q" G. Galbraith, Bar
net, 80
Best fine wool ewes. Smith & Thomas.
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ARTISTS Srf'i'I.y STORE.
CHAMBERL1N & FULLER.
ImpOr of Hardware
ISAAC DILLINGHAM;.

Manufacturer "fail kinks "i Ianhorr,-, u;;l e,
per hr:->. or Tin trimmings for oil or lud Al>na
kinds of ship chambers. and druggists ware
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3D.. {. II. Cushman. St bloomsbury .0(
Best pair hens, J. s. Smith, llardwick, lot
Best tub Of butter, not less than 80 lbs,
made in June, Simon Narnum, Pea
cham, 500
II best " " George Galbraith,
Barnet. 200
81 hest {" ID. Currier, Pea
cham. 100
Best 80 lbs chcescJ Bickford. Danville, 800
ii NJ. I"Grcen, Waterford, ,OC
3D. S. Ranncy, Kirby, LOO
Best tub refined maple sugar not less
than 90 pounds, John Bickford,
Danvillc. 200
ID" " \. b. Carpenter,
Waterford. loo
best box honey, notices. than 0 pounds,
\. ii. llovt, Danvile, loo
best lot ofapple'. not less than ) varic-
ties 10 each. }. \. Gould, Water
'ord 200
q L. W. Miner, Pea
., .""'' loo
vile. ''"' ''"" -
,'DD
''r's"'udkins Randall, Danville, 80
49,. P"d'oes \. u. Button, g 80
10y pumpkins. Rob't Gilkerson. Barnet 80
varieties plums, Hiram Richardson
Peacham, 20
.I IarnrI'rs Emery Hawkins, St.
,o rV s.',:.' 80
~! ,rnif trees, d" St,
RE, s,n;" so
r ,nII"s corn; Wm. Varnum. Peacham, so
peck peas Francis Sampson, Pea,
nort b.o so
E rban "'a"s' Francis Sampson, Pea
' E,rS ~a'crmelons, Samuel Gleason,
PIonnL r. ,, so
cn %'3 S,, T., h T. Pierce, St. Johnsburv, 200
S SUM-, 1T. Hiram Kelsey Wheelock I 90
J Co ,nttcr, F. 4. T. Fairbanks &
n No' st. JohnSburv '"' " M
VX yoke, fitted for nss r, I'm i'''
-, WATERFORD "''' '!rus Ill.,
Thrc,hng macb;,op 100
S"r. Danvi1e. ''' " lhomp-
lT',lmcn of cabinet worl u, h. 4'oo
:lbc,. sn.r;n , '"nnsbnry, (center table) 800
cock s, " I'll ca'lnet work. J. Ham
Cb,a,a 'T m or cabinet work, s.
Va, ( ., Danvlle, (bedsteaN M
T r Ior Ihlacksmith's work, Bella ~
' 'af boots, G.. G. G,rno, G. 200
.5 ...s . B; ellison, St. Johnsburv Zoo o"
bury &c. Barney, St. Johns
Nar bias , 5. \; futile, Harawick, zoe 90
Joinsr "ork' l. Brigham & Co., St.
aI marble work, R. H. clapp, Dan. |'''
No, fi, Blinds j. & sash, doors, L. c. ''''
q" 8, 800
ia. H' .-7 St. 1ohn,bnrvl, s''A) L. C. . ~
=. S'Jerome Barker s. Jobn., Z'oo
IIar n,r;es wool, Smith & Thomas, z'"0
10 800
hrlvick,
r20. 200
~Flot scale. =. Noyes, Hardwick, ., 90
Ven b,i n,es' platform. grocery and o. -'''
japk, " "a ne scales. f. & i. Fair
,.n, ~. 'ohhsoury, 800
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FACTURES
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