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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-21
From the Cincinnati Ga:stiG.
hogs PACKED IN TIE WEST.
,Continued.)

Thus very large increase is shown over the bus,
ness OF last years but this is reduced somewhat
BY the falling of in weight Upon the latter point cur
correspondents have generally advised u, with goat
degree Of precision and We are therefore, ABLE 70 ar
rive at very nearly the actual result Al tie htaVv
packing points there is greater promo tiouate falling
OIL than at the sma Her places This is accounted for
IN part by the fact that in many instances contracts
were filled by the delivery of small Hos, and then
towards the close OF the season, prices having CONT
nued high, large number of hogs that would in o-Ii
nary years have been kept over were sold OF We
ma, therefore, mat while IN some instances weights fan
Oh IL 10 10 per cent in others there is no bnt
by putting all together, the average decrease Is hayyn
To- be about ten pounds 10 the hog or five ref cent
Ibis decrease, on the aggregate number OF hoys ryen
ABOVE, lsequa to bead and therefore, reduces
the excess 10 3Sl 1925 head.
In order to show the extent Of the crops IN bo,b
years es clearly as possible, we reduce The yhnl 70
pounds, and in doing we estimate last wears 49,
age OF 20S pounds and this years at 1873 pounds to tho
itg which hguies are pelhaps not far from the art
al average; but asTe have made the difference tsn ~
Ia tlo bog, the result will show correct compari.
SON "'' =
r,bn r. ,s,o -, :. aru.,-- u... ..s.. .
Crop Of iS5I-'5S ia ia Il: .'.aro ss00!5!!sg9o
lnH ~. u.I',@lf .n9 ..fy" .St0'Vte'o4V
Excess in los, NJ ,,.--....,,. ... .. 7osos or1
ms shows an increase Of twenty -four per cent over
Sompsrsi With s e 81 Ts was S Per cant defceu as
Wsneep hardly remark that the increase /, tbs .-o,,
a s season has proved 3OSh greater than wa; aneiUa
eu OuL whsn we recollecl that Of TIE ygaStern ~
crop the surplus in any year d only .9.on. a moS;
sna proportion the pTOdueers being the chgFtoos.
vailed tbouSs ., t high prices hat pre-
f Toa for. Farmers have dOHstediy so4 oF,ey
hogs closer than usual This season. and has
excess in the crop is really only InoGspas IL ,no
mac been acfaased very much beyond he sntisUs.
uonS o. operators This state orthings win ~ 49,
nave some effect upon the market dS2ro ~ S"
R,co SSeIae prices farmers instead Of Being sellers 81
bacon auTlng the summer, viii stiensbiv ba
purchasers; but 10 what extent this Viii ha ia DC
tn y course impossible for us to detetmine. > r. y
seven %s sSGet o. Lar PET Hog, has decreased from
M 'olen per cent, as Compared with iAst YEA rs
sr pTse NJ b1H 1G Tue, article commands relatively RsS
Il M u n,t ~ IrLi .is..!g.gl T ie
Mi, !ne cay OF Baltimore the number OF hops nab,
Som n we understand fall short OF last yeats bsness
some seventeen thousand head bat
uculars we have not been able 10 ino.dS th,
west ' %SCS are also several points IN tbs
a1 may yet come will not we are aafaSl !y. .
ssis sS' given above 70 vary sagy qoRsdsrssIs
-iIb ,0l,r2lCTo beiConfobSa II. q roiJyspne
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-21
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
Between ls,M.' Saturday, and 70, M, to-day.

BRADY HOUSE. ..
John Conyers, Middle Grove. Mr.. r. WiIk.rSor.
Florida Mason Wilkerson, do; w. O.. Wilkerson,
doi James C. Agnew, Newark, Mo-; Chas d. Hand
Indianapolis, Ind; Geo, c.. Hays, New London /, A.
=. HAYS, 40 a Grimes, st. Louis Moses Fuqua,
samuel y Cushights, do B. B. Wentworth, H. l. 81
;: q. III r A. Fox, doi ], L. Crane, Quincy Henry
EkInng, new london; F. GlsSsOck, st. Louis; j. En-
blades lady and thres children Mrs E. A. Shrader
ehildFenj Mrs Walter, Monroe Col MrI. ]. A. IT,
hampton, St. Louis. Mo-; Doct. Hights, Paris, Mo;
Henry EaniS, New London, z. Hayden, and Lady,
Madsonvllle; VIM. J. Pike, KyJ II. P. HUN, do
w. 2. B1Gokr d0i T. GlassocE dos Mr. West, Mon
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-21

Or. John {. woodSon, Va, Richard D,anns. Co.
Or. z. J. Hawkins, city, Mr.. Stiyen, r. r., John
Cas-, st. Louis, John Shihh Il Thos shhn, do, VIM.
Gott9n, Shs!syyilles David Dean, city, VIM. Yslmsr
aun 'S I y :: Address Vermont Parker Rails,
tns Hgntyiils, H. Nj. TlhSley, do, Jas. r. Murphy,
VIM, n, Doom, ,BaTdstoWR, KY, Jas. Z. MaFAeIl,
CityIE HAthAwpy, Muscatias, iowa, \, W. Moss;
City yesh1a Gentry Co. r. Smith, New London, y,
6tAnsbpTy Va, T., WssseEs WsSAiagfdn, Pa; A. oaSI
ssnburgs 1t: Louis, T. p. Brooks, "a, Is. W. Hanoyi
DO, f. 81 Perkins, do J, N, BaiSs, palmyrs, Mr.,
Drain, eeHPiy, JsaW. Jackson, Rails county, DR., u
J. Hh1w'lRIni, Cly'5 lSsgam aihi dpjd" 'fei s2il
..l'1 ia su9g od5 mcIi hgr1i'ho1 90 u
T4rag flmoH 70 L2lgi2UvDi
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LEGAL NOTICES.
apua ssrcwstcr's EIata;c.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Probate Court foi
District of Chittcndcn -. the District aforesaid
to all persons interested in the Estate of Alpha
Brewster, late Of Colchester, in said District, de.
ceased, GUEErING
Whereas, Ebcnczcr Spencer, Administrator Of the
Estate Of said deceased, proposes to render an nc.
count Of his administration of said Estate. and
present his account against the same for cXamna.
ton and allowance by said court and the said Court
having assigned. for that purpose, the 10th day o
November y. u. 1898, at the Office Of the Probate
Court in Iuringtun in said District, and ordered
that you be notified by publishing the time ano
place assigned aforesaid. three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed
at said Burlington Che last OF which publications t.
be previous to the day fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court at the time ana place aforesaid and
show ctusc if any you have why the said account
should not be allowed.
Given unlcr my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this ! lth day of November 4. u. 1888.
}. ;. ADAMS, Register.
Nov. | l., hltty2w
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
District of Chittcudcn. -. for tho District afurc-
-aI to all persons interested in tn" Estate of
Samuel y. Whitney, late Of Williston, in said Dis
rict, deceased. GGEufISG:
Whereas. CHri.sn Il. Whitney, tho ADMINISTRATORS
of the Estate of ,Hi deceased, lroI".c. to render
an urcouuL oj her administration OF said Estate. and
prcacnt her account against the sjunc for examine
ion and allowance by said court, aud has pcttiuucd
said Court to extend the time limited for the pay
meat of tho debts against sIid Estate, one year
from the 3lst day of October A. u. 1873 and tho
said Cour. having assigned, for that purpose, tho
18th day of November \. y. 1883, at the Office Of
the Probate Court in Burlington, in said District,
and ordered that YOU T." notified by publishing the
time and place assigned rs aforesaid, three weeks
successfully 10 the Darlington Free Press, ~ news
paper printed at said Burlington tho last of which
Publications to he previous to the day fixed for
hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid and show
cause if any you have why the said account should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand n Burlington in said Dis
triot this 81 day of November, y u. 1888.
dit&w2aw3 j. :. ADAMS Register,
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MAINE law - HrrLlNaroy. - vs.
Gallagher. the woman whose attempt 70 cut
her husbands throat under she Influence of
rum, chroniclrd awhile ago, Yesterday
again infura;cd with liquor, sojz.d m axe, with
which she struck her husband on the shouldcr.-
fortunately bruising instead Of cutting him-
and then proceeded to smash ia the haiuhbor's
windows promscuousy. She was arrested hy
officer Paul, and taken to ihe lookup, with som"
difficulty in wagon, iiourishng her bare arms
in the air and ravng like mnnirc. In this
free land, women have good a night to bran
dish edge tools and smash wIndo~ when
drunk, as men, n fact which the womcn's
rights agators have nit mentioned We believe.
Also, man, at the edge Of the evening ON
Saturday, was discovered drunk in the stairway
over the Commercial Bank, whittier he had
retreated from the eye Of man and the Maine
law His sin found him out however, and SC
did the officer, who conducted him to jail, It
get sober at his leisure.
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r. ser EeSs

AHBOM THE WIllTCOMB FARM. RICHMOND,
" three weeks ago pair Of two years old steers,
dark red. we'll matched, with cross cut left hip ;
Also Il small two year cid yellow hcicr. Any in
formation concerning them will be thankfully re-
ccvcd and suitably paid iorby the subscriber.
W. :. BENNETT
Milton Falls, Nov. eth. 1853. wit*
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g,aissOit.e Academy.

TGTlE WINTER TERM WILL COMMENCE On
Thursday, December lst, under the direction Of
H. VI. WALLACE, \. b., Prmopai
Miss AvNA +. HALL, Prcccptrcss.
Experienced Teachers will give instruction il
French and Music.
Special attention will lac given to chose prcpalin.;
for college II. ". ROBINSON, Clerk.
johnson, Nov. g, 1853. w2lw3*
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y f. W G. q O y >
AT
Eassgss'e Ms.

ENTE HAVE Just RETURNED FROM TIIB
w City, with u large assortment OF New Goods
and can show friends onc of the best
stocks in our line ever offered in this market. Our
assortment Of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Of
the best quality, is large and varied. Onr JrwELRY
comprises every variety OF style and price. and of
the latest patterns and in the FANCY GOODS
line, may be found everything usually kept in cstab-
lishmcnts like ours We steadily aducrc To our sys-
TEN of business. which, 50 t,r has been successful
and has met with the unqualified appreciation OF our
SMALL PRorlT SYSTEM. Every article Of goods N
our establishment is marked in plain CURES, and wn
we sell AT our mark-guarantccing all to be use
WHAT WE RECOMMEND IT 10 IN.
We gratefully appreciate the oncou, cement that
has thus far been given us, and trust our continued
efforts to merit it, will meet with the favor of dis
eliminating public. il, V. HORTON 4 GO.
No. Bank Block.
d arlington sept. %. d6wd
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Tho Champlain Transportation Compn y !
rs.
John Cocks, William Radford / Thomas


Joh, Cocks William Rolr,rd / Thomas
I.uv,r
rr,rrry,.r,; ,',I.x,y t,nrrr S,,,t Tcr,o. d. ls;3
,,,,,,, .,,..r
w S''' i|"'nuN "''ln3 'n'cIvo at IL" -""'eH
i.'" \. - '' VI I'"i c'"," Il" ",'p" VI
"'''"l' "E"'".t inc S"'' "'''n"'t'.' "''cuSIhs
III SUI, ''.r,o, ","' "'r S"'' "'''n'""'N anu in'
'r" p","',' j" h"''ihS''"' on .n' S,''ho ,'"S
"' '"'| ~ - 49, ana Tor " i'"2 nm 'hr'''lt'r
To- W.T. 'n' pace "' IN "'"'"1' "''' partners IN
inc 'N,'n'@S "' r"h"!ht upon inc "".t'N "u Ia &C
tnahpHlh' from NHllcHlt!' -'c" urN' l" Rouse
POINT certain hoat' Tor l'osht ana passengers 70
WIZ the boat ol uie ra't l'lhtlI cane 'Et iran
'lS Na'tH' ana the 'h't'a states ana the h""t 81
the SaId defendants, called the H. sherman,
upon certain ana special ami mutual terms ami
agreements theh ANT tlcr' made ny ana hrtw'cn
thr SAID p'hintl4' ana the 'hd defendants That T.,
t. say, the SAID d'lrnJ|"t& agreed VITA the SAID
palntlN, Ia rum NJ tA'Ir own expense the boat a.
W sherman on sAld Lake 'halhl,alh' making II
usual daily trips from sad hltehalIt" sand K"nSe :
PoIut aud carrying the lnled states Mail Tor the
sand pIam'iH Tree OF charge during the season OF
nav iSai"n ON sad Lake Tor lN'2 II S"lons they or
either Of them should have control "i s'id boat
and the said plaintiff agreed with the said defend
ants to run, at its own expense, on said Lake the
boat. Francis SAtu' and United states, making
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sAs,rd,S ssosden GLOSS

EEOR THE tiB.-Among the many preparation.
. for the growth Of the Hair, this G"LnEN GLo7N
takes the lead, Three reasons will he given why it
is so universally used and preferred to all others.
lst, because it has proved the most c,rctml in
BaldncsS 81, rcclu,e it impart~ beautiful dark
gloss aud delightful perfume to the Hair 3d, Be
cause the Ladies, with fine discrimination, which
they all po,sc,s, have adopted it. Many other
reasons could he given why ID is great iyoritc, but
those VIII" want more have only to give il a trial.
Price - c;S in large bottles, For sale by Druggists
and StorckcePer, everywhere,
W, G. III RID, Proprictor,3 0i Broadway, New York.
Large discount to Merchants,
November II, 1853, wines
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to increase the capital stock of the Brandon
Bank F.; to the committee ON Banks. by Mr..
Walton, to authorize the consolidation of the
Vt. Central, the Rutland Burlington. and
the Vt. q Canada Il. h. Companies to the
committee on Printing.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the bill relating to the compensation of shcr-
ifs and Jail keepers. it having been under
consideration yesterday. when the Senate
came in. The bill was reported back to the
House by the judiciary Committee, amended
according to Instructions 50 to raise the
compensation of Jail Keepers fer boarding
prisoners fifty cents per weeks from the pres
cnt rates, and as amended was ordered to Sd
reading.
En- groSScd Bits -Srnatc bin. to define cs-
tate in pcws in amendment Of chap. - {.
S, relating to lime incorporating the Amer
lean Marble Co.; relating to plank roads :;
scvcrally read the 81 time and passed.
Reports Of CommjHccS.-lIl the Commit
tee on Education. in favor Of the bill to ncor-
poratc the West River Academy; 81 reading
ordered By the committee ON Manufactures.
in favor of the hill to incorporate the Vermont
Marble and Sollston2 Co.. with amendments,
which were agreed 20. and the bill was order
cd to a Sd reading. Adjourned.
SENATE
NrJirNooN.
Reports or CoD,ntiH,'s.---iir. Niliinston
from the committee ou Manufactures. ljl,ora-
bly, reported the bill from the House to iucor
poratc the Waterford Slate Co.. and 1t WAS
read the Sd time and passed in concurrence.
Mr.. Hale from the committee on Roads. ia
yorablv reported the bill from the House, to
extend the charter of the NiIiSton Plank
Road Co.. and it VAS read the Sd time and
passed in concurrence.
NJ
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NOVEMBER EARNrNGs.--It is believed
that the November earnings OF the VI. Central
md VT. and Canada Railroads will be between
sos GOO and 100000, and those oFthe Ogdcns-
burg alone win exceed $4,000.
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Dissolution.

TENTE FIRM OF CURTIS X WALKER Is THIS
d day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either partner is authorized to settle the business,
and one or both will be in daily attendance for y
short Time at their old place of business, for that
purpose, whore all whom it may concern respect
fully requested to call. W. II. CURTIS,
o. j. WALKER.
September ], 1858. d&wtf
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Wool Pulling.

TE'IIE SUBSCRIBER HAS COMMENCED THE
above business at the "Jocl Morse Ianncry
Mt Winooski Fall, whore he will pay
CANU FOR PELTS.
Farmers and Pcddlcrs will find it for their advan
tage to csll. JAS, L. SlE\ LAN.
Winoofki, sept 81, 1858, Witness
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Rich BrOcadc Silks.
Important Discovery !

RELIEF IN TIN MINUTES
BRIlNN PiLNONIC WAFERS
4 RE UNFAIlING IN THE CURE OF COT CHS.
= Colds, Asthma, bronchitis, Sore Throat. Ionrs-
ness, Difficult breathing, uriricnt Consumption, and
diseases of the lunCs. They have no taste of med
icnc, and any chilli will take them. Thousands havo
been restored To health that had before departed
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. \ single
dose relieves In ten ptrjta,.
AK for liryan's pulmonc WATERS the original and
only genuine is slammed" Bryan" Spurious kinds
are offered for sale. Twenty-Five cent, a box. sold
by dealers generally, j. BRYAN a CO..
Rochester, y. y, Proprctors.
October 1. 1883. wl4mos3
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Dodge ". KoIth waG thorONVnN GorlarcN
elected Scrgnant-at-Arms. TAc joint assembly
then proceeded IL the election Of State Libra
rian. Mr.. lIlrtshorn NOMINATED Frederic T.
IIovcy. Mr.. Field nominated iIonry {. Ab-
bolt. Mr.. Piymvton nominated .;corgc NJ,
Fisk, and the ba!ats resulted ~ fYl!ews:
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On the 9th inst, by the Rev. g. Buidctt, CHARLES
G. CnAfr, of Albany, y. y, to ANGELINA Il.
daughter of Samuel :. Skinner, ESD, of this place
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COpaT tnership.

FEN + ST BSCRIBERS HAVE FORMED A
Y Copnrtncrship for the transaction of general
Mercantile and Commission business under the
name of liERRICK, BLopGETT & Co.
They have purchased the stock of the late firm of
Curtis & Walker, and will continue the same busi-
ness at the old stand recently occupied by them,
corner of Water and King streets They hope by
fair dealing and prompt attention TO business, to
retain all the old customers Of the late firm and
the public generally respectfully invited to give
us n call. &. X, IERRICk,
q :. BLOpGET
Gtl MILES.
September l. 1888 dIatf
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:;rECIAL MEDICAL AID -

SPECIAL MEDICAL AID -
Y2.z, F>r nag7"g1n,
RNEFWl RE PN}-NICjIN,
promictor* Of the Celebrated
MOUNTAIN NI'N LrNNIeVT, SC, Sc.
hG53aTE \. !.
III ILL MAKE HER FIRST PROFESSIONAL
w visit. u. tolow., y;1 -
II tlc Eti,d .Nt,r U,u., Uh',baH,
On TUESDAY the I'D Nov.
~ he Bar!~H H."vc, Rnfiand
Ca Wednesday,, I'D Nov.
(. the .tmc-j~4n U"utc. Burlington,
On Thursday, 18th Nov.
II .Nph,it' H,U"c PI7tigbuph.
On Friday aud saturday. the 18th and 2Cth Of Nov.
Mrs. nrRSo, { as j. her custom in every new
rlaec) will Treat. Fully and Gatuit"usiy, as II
test, o.: each Of the I'orH Of Rcua7t'S,n,
N1"oisi4, Poaig1iv, Nwnd .ifct,,nv, Gom. Ndh-
ret Lunbv. Csnirmf,G .N,vcic<. Npro,qv oui Nhf
.Tus, of however long standing, who shall apply to
her at Albany, \. y. by letter descriptive Of the
ease. on or before the list of November.
ON Mrs. DrRNo'S arrival at the above places,
Physicians are respectfully solicited u transfer
their incurabic Cases of the above diseases,
and to witness MIR mode of treatment, the efficacy
of which will soon hc apparent to all concerned.
Touching the efficacy of MR.. DrHNo's Prc,crip-
tions, it may be proper state that no fee i charged
until the is either iaNorably relieved or cntrc
cured consequently consultations and advice are
always free.
Arrangements have been made in Albany for the
Board aud Lodging of Patients from the country
under treatment for Paralysis. or diseases Of the
SPINE for the cure of which, Mis- D. hu, acquired q
reputation unapproachablc by any other Physician
in the United Static.
y. b. The Mouutain Indian Linimcnt Durno
Pills Syrup. Anodync. Catarrh snuff, &C., PREPARED
only by Mrs. DR.. UvHNo, at her Depot, NO. $,
State street, Albany (whcrr Mrs. Durno will al
ways be found ON Iiondays,) may be had OF her a
above.
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Albert G.. Whitemore's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, ! The Probate Court for tic
Chtcndcn County, -. : District Of Chtcndcn, 10
all persons interested in the estate Of ALDER q. Whit
cmorc, late of Milton, in said Disc ic' deceased
GHEETISG:
Whereas, Bri CHAM c. Wright. one # the Admin
strators of the estate of said licensed Las this day
filed in said court his application in writing, pmyme
for extension Of the time limit d Cor the payment
of the debts against the estate of said deceased for
one year from the 10th day Of December a. u. 1888.
IA is by said court ordered that the Sd day Of De-
ccmbcr A. u. 1853, ut the Probate Office il Bur
nSon, be assigned for hearing and deciding on said
ap 'licaton. and that You be notified thereof by
publishing the nature Of said application and the
or Ter of the court therein, three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press. II newspaper printed
at Burlington, in said District, previous to the time
set for hearing.
You are therefore here by notified as above ordered
Given under my hand at burlington this 10th
day of November, 4. b. lS53
w2lw3 j.. :. ADAMS, Register.
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Notice.

ZANE INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF TIL
< Subscriber. November l>. three two year old.
one pair Of steers and light red hciicr, markc"
on the left hip with cross, cut in the hair. Tho
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take them away. JOSIAH POTTER.
Essex Nov. 9, 1888. dlt6w1w
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gsinc>9,s2rgh Academy.

vENiIE WINTER TERN WILL COMMENCE oE
Tuesday. Nov 18TH. and continue cle>-n
weeks, under the charge of
AUSTIN IAXEN. JE. Principal
MISS LUCEETlA WILSON, Prcccptress, ard
Teacher of Music.
Scholars arc expected to he present, Mt the "cAi =
ming OF the term. Charges for tuition a usual II"
deduction ior - few day, absence. Board can b. To-
tanned in private families at Sl,jo per week, 3,
rooms can be rented by those who prefer to board
themselves.
Applications should be made to the Principal.
llincsburgh VT, Nov. Sd, 1873. w20w3~
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(,utta Pcrclla Pen,

WE HAVE Just RECEIVED A lot OF
w the Gutta Pcrcha Pen, article that ink
tpiH net rorrod, For sale by the Gross or single boz
II. V. HORTON a CO.
October 6. dIwtf
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sc HOO LIS.


miss l.. Il. STACY WILL COMMENCE rT}
w next term, on Monday the 2sth of November
Scholars are expected to enter at the comm' nee
me ut al the term.
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a. a: sArCs.

q AIDES LEATHER RETICULES,-A FINE
\ assortment of various sizes and colorS, at
HORIZONS & CO.'S
Sept. "a. dIwtf
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TUITION

School-room one door West Of Mrs. Iangworih%''
MP stairs.
Rurliuptor Nov - 1888. dIw2w
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PLAID GOODS lLAID GOODSu
& CHANDLER x CO. iny.t, the tt.n;ion of pur-
Y cha.crs to Ul,it lug. and Guc -sortncnt Of
MI Wool Pind-, Cotton ab Wool paid., spun Sill,
PhidS.
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