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THE INSTABILITY or kNow-NOTHINGIsM.

The Russell (AlabamA) Recorder, In an article The
changeability Of Amereausm so called makes the fol-
lowing happy hit:
"lf there any virtue IN political platforms the know
nothings viii certainly find good after a while We
have not attempted to keep mp with their platforms for %
make every time -four five OF get together;
and we expect that our friends Of the Mail win get up BOOK
Oh platforms for competition 10 The veto message pub
ished by the Advertiser and Gazette We have doubt
that book imbodying the platforms and resolutions Of The
know nothing or great American party would 6ll NAM
pages and compare favorablyn szo--witb young Bible
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Thesouthern know nothing organs heartily ashamed
or at leas profess to of the conduct Of their northern
brethren. The New Orleans Bulletin says
This same wing Of the party has manifested faciou
spirit whenever an occasion offered They have sept
nent or feeling ia with OF the South; their sb
horrence Of slavery absorbs and all other pnd
pies Americansm "a secondary consideration; abolition
ian, and, next to A. sectarianism the ruling principle
and influences which guide and control their action
duct"
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The STEAMER PAcFlo.-LoSG PASSAGES OTHER YES
sElsHopc for the ultimate safety Of the Pacific is chiefly
encouraged by the hypothesis that her engines have been
disabled and that she slowly making her way by eeI
Of sails The Courier and Enquirer has prepared com
plee list Of vessels due OF New York from Europe
of these sixty vnssals--
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The journal Of Commerce says that the recent elections
in New York show, on the whole, decided democratic
gain and know-nohing loss compared with the vote Of
last November,
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MIgEEspTA,--A memorial has been introduced into the
Minnesota legislature desiring Congress divide that Ter
rory on the line Of As deg 10 min from ST. Crox tue
Missouri river.
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GpAso-At the last meeting Of the FarmerS Club re-
outon was adopted recommending all the agricultural so
ties IN the United States to unite in petition govern
nen TO take possession Of all islands which have been
may be, discovered by Americans for the benefit Of m
United States and Of the discsvsrers taking Of such POI
session TO occur only on islands uninhabed and entirely "
Of the maritime Jurisdiction Of other nations II win be
msmbered that the Farmers Club took the initiative h
June In requesting our estetd its protee
10 two guano islands discovered by American EbpmaseT'
the Pacific and that the United States gnte Independence
was despatched TO the Islands for that purpose several mon
ago IL s estimated that, with the Encouragement Of o
goyerppsas, pure guano be furnished 10 AmerS,'
Ar@srs at threefourths or even opehaf the cost Of Inc
rugian Article,
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sblch glyts ne al equality | should tell my people 30
tomorrow Yes sir the moment you say this Union 10
not under the control and the Influence and the operative
influence OF the constitution Of the country say 10 South
Carolina co Of the Union, and make arrangements
with Others form such government she can live IN
with honor and dignity Dsa
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0UANo.

Too long has agriculture, the parent Of commerce AMI
manufactures, been neglected, and we are glad TO ReG
the following article that at length our farmers have VO"
up at one end Of their affairs, via the source Of Their
crops
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the eunners, the one making the best string
to have first choice in the pr,zes and so on
TO the nth. The first prize was awarded to
IL. W: Smith. Boston, who used one of Fer.
ress lCnra) guns-string, l6 l,lG inches. -
"a, Mr.. Phillips, n. Y one OF his own guns
string ~ inches. Sd, \. Haven, Boston,
Lebanon gun, Isl string 4rh, W. i. Far
r'ng'on, Lebanon. n. H., Lebanon gun, and
l9s string. Scion Perry, Bellows Falls,
Leonard gun, string 1873. The shooting was
40 rOis distance. In connection with thu.
we will mention couple OF strings made by
Mr. L. Au'adon earlier in the season Nav
18th, Mr. Amaion made string OF II 3 inch
e>, and Jul Sth another OF 100 inches. As
ten shots made a string, it will be seen that
MIR. Amadon averaged within one inch of the
dot at every fire 40 rods d,,tant-U
BENJAMIN G. Cook, senior proprietor
OF the Bennington (Nt.) Blnner. died sud
denly on Saturday. Mr.. L. formerly resided.
in Troy, y. u, and wa, well known to man,
TO many Ut lis citizens. as a man Ut great per
severance and many eXceiien: quantities of
head and heart.
Mr.. Z. served his apprenticeship to III.
printing business at Bellows Falls, VT, an,
afterwards became Interested in a ne wspapc
. Establishment III that village. lie went T.
lro, !" the year 1880. aud was employed b.
Mr. Stephenson in the Wig office Tor tn
ten Years following. most Ut the tII.e Is tor e
man. In 1915 he connected himself with
Younger brother u. the pu ylIcat'on OF tic
] Bennington Dunner, aud continued that cor,
nection until III, death. HIS age was 81 year
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nCRSt AN / to an order o; Court viii l., sold
u at Pubic Auction on the %. i,v o: pccc.nber
next on the premise, the loilowIns Real Ee>ia,e,
VIZ
About eight or nile acres of land, and water
prlyI &c neal the iiiasc II, l;,,bursn un which
Is Saw Mill, Machine SHOP. Iron to,.ildr,
black>mlt> Shop, Starch Mil lai.I., parity ell
closed, three dwelling hou>e> out bum-ilg>, S.vi.
house,. &c. Also the .Yli. right oi redemption
OF small house and lot c.lr and a.IoIilii.g the
before HeLtl"ncd property, together With Il 4Iia,-
tit" Of inflow fr,lnc>, Sash ai,d Gao>. Will, u her
articles OF personal property.
HE Shops contain iainng Machine, Cir ular
Saws. iurng Lathe, leiii.ri.t Macni,ic, H., &c,
all in good runIiIi" order.
Ike property l. situated GA Black river within n
fourth OF lnlic o: lii" Court House. and within
three or ICur ln.ie- vi the Pa>>Uinpsic kairua
NOW III process U ex;cn>r'u-aliJ Whole th.s
property l. C's!t.ctcr 10 tc ut tie !u,t uesir-
lie water privilege, HI northern \eiuIu..t.
The ucuinDrance>, heretofore existing to pre-
ven; IA saie o the property are now removed. aud
the estate must he >Uld without reserve
SHE to commence at ~ o'clock Il VI Terms
made knOwna: the time and place OF sale; the
premise, VIII be shown and !niulmatlun gwen nj
any time cn application to the Subscriber.
n. Is. klMDALt, Admir-.
lfasoargh, Oc' %, l,5e. ioNie
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EMLAINOCs.-The Newburyport Herald
states that on Monday night some rascal or
rascals broke four switch locks at the Bath
Junction, about two miles this side of Port
land, Me, aud so displaced the rails as to
throw the early baggage train from the track,
smashing seven cars to pieces aud injuring the
fireman.
An elk, with large branching horns,
harnessed to buggy, and driven through the
streets of St Paul Minnesota, week or two
since, created some excitement among the
denizens of that place. He was we'll broken
and distanced the fast horses" with ease.
Madame Bodisco has returned to Russia,
where two OF her sons, who we're born at
Washington, are Pages of the Emperor.
"A fortnight ago a NJ Mcissl. an Austrian
lieutenant. was shot in duel by a Pru>sian
officer The latter asked him to let him light
his srS.r lat which he was smoking. The
request was accedrd to, but the Pru>sian re-
turned the sugar so clumSily that he burnt
NJ. M,i>s!'s fingers. The Austrian officer
mnttcred something about clumsinrss. a
which the othor took offence and challenged
him. The chiilrn." was accepted; thu
parties who were at Gratfcnberg. crossed
the frontier into Sllesia, and at the first shO
Lieutenant Meissl was MORALLY wounded il
the lungs.
They are making visiting cards in Ger
many wherein. besides the name, the portal
of the party is engraved
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MARRIAGES.

SAHGtr-kNItIA>p- Bradley Nalr Oct
p, hv Rev. 4. Il. Baton, Mr.. I. So ger. VI. d. of
H,riwick, and Ms, Eul.hia {. kn.elana If Brad
ley Vale.
'ss-LArnE"r-N Stfanac Lake. oc'. IS. by
Rev. ID. Os- ~i. Mr. George toss of Waterford and
Miss Mary l.. I.athI"po OF S,ranar Lake. y. Y.
nA>i>-W nIrCHtK-ln Danviilc. OF IS. hy
E..v i. {. smith. Mr.. Oliver DAVIS Of " worth
y IL AMI NJ, Su.!u Watcher ~ panIii!.
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Delights Spanish Lustral.
- SURE ARTICLE TO NAKkTHE
Hair Grow on Bald He a d 8

REHovE The pANDRt IF KEEP HE HEAD G. OIL GIVE
SOIL gloss I" I'll" hair prevent II, !iiiS ! aha arrest It's
premature decay.
FOR TIE TOILET ii Is highly recommended tor It's fra,
gante DirllIg the tii this celebrated Compound has been
before the American public has won for itself reputation
who h dc>es il 10 take the lead OF all rclara ia, r the
hair
From Leonard Stoi,l,ri. City Marshal 81 Law r-icc
To WHOM NAV :-liaN Ing used Delights Span
iSh Iu>tai Tor the Hair ItI several inti, past. Il" hot
hesitate L. that il lar exceeds tNtrt thing 81 the KIND
ha\ ever used II have bald iri Try It. Ii Yen
blessed with L.! head and i>i 10 retain II glossy
healthy and nic" then Delights Spanish lu,ra-ii Is
Just the thnc To 81, il.
roma Letter David Morgan, II he Bay State
Mills. Lawrence
had Int iittl l, III the ai-h tn>ral kI!"w Ing
that ih, l. ,itClt io III III the snap "i Han Re
>to.al b ,UIiCle t. Try II. iic INST bottle ais
ed head 'llw' tt N"i1G hair.
ana before t,. liSiici the second i"'tiic hi io>t
ptlll crop Inch cii"i! r,.i4r the "''i:'i ! rt"s
81 the Spanish ln>liAi Ny rc-tLt" l. y" l. Lay State
orr'l.tl Law Where can Ice seen AT any tlit
Prepared, by J y ADLER, II. DTi.-ul>t. n" Appleton
BIZ, LIT Mass - tIri !. ,cl l. per uIttn
irN t. SMITH Nnlti"!i.l Wholesale Agent FOL VI t.
d all nr,ls .ii,,ii be addressed ."' | IL
SID ~ j iilsiiI. ST J,IlsbuIy: Il II L NJ Weeks
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READY s.sa.es.. 81 tfi:sssG
Which will net Leak.

fArtfT nos eg USED esers"ere. aii 70. Of, thing
~ HAT runs.
WARRANTED. that after wears 81 Use
1T. II WILL NO1 LEAR
81. IT WILL NOT wEAROCT.
81. IT WILL NOT FLOOD.
4ih. IT WILL NOT FREEZE
9th. II WILL \"I WASH
Such * the Boston Fac. 90
SELF-CLOSING EACCET.
Wherever put IL Ii -ea- auothe,
I!y oe anc e, lis !, fs,fn merits
FrT0N rA;frTcO
cs ~ os.t r,.cL. -!r,s,ss Reregs HsseA
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THE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Oct I

Al market l6r Beef tf1c A. In pairs working
en- jc""s and calves. ;: -lccI ana laHt> j. win".
Prices "i Beet EAtra t-t quality SECOND 80
8. tillrti 81 ordinary 81
iic>-,c per h. Talov-tc per h. Pcs-15,asl
each
NclI Calves ttf skins l3al4 per D.
Working tNcI-Si.t. To- Sl.5 Mich Cows 80 I" -.
Sheep amt I.anit>- Extra II 10 :: 10y lot. | IL
SwIIc-Silt> .t4l>, per III Wholesaler retail sac
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DON'T FORGET

NNHAr the best pIaccto tuy Teas. Coffee, Su
gar>, Svrup> AloI,s>e. Flour, Meal and most
OF the neccs>irics ol lie, !, al l.. I. BkOWN'S
Cheap Cash Store.
October 30. 1e5S. lnO5f
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CrocAery China 4 Glass Ware.

Viz largest and best assortment ever offered or
I seen III Caledonia County Just received, and
will be sod (!iaving been bought in original pack
ages for cash cheaper than ever before. Cali and
see Ii at T.. +. BROWNS.
Octoter 30 1856. lorS.F
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Ft>HE Subscriber offers ft,r sale or 70 lc'. vi" II
] reasonable terms. his homestead II INn,..ri
Corner. consisting Of ;wo new and co,nin'".I>
dwelling hna-..> and unt iuii,linS- ui, about >rv
acres If land connected Herewith. The !'u'li
inc- new an. large. and arranged with oil The
mG;rn coveniec..>. AID the land i. IA the h!g
STATE ii improvement.
Apply 10 q. T.. 4 q. " Cninn Lyndon Corner.
or tie subscriber, Providence. Eh,.r Island
HENRY ) BARTLETT.
Lyndon, Oct 90, 1855 lO04.f
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the Au.t1u- I.ti'.uriii cure, h.euiu.., .>.H;
! he Nu-t:u. I.u.lu";4t cures y III JOINTS:
lie Mustang Imminent cures Turns alid MoI.n,>
lhc Mu-.,ti.., i.nlcIi; cures sores aii'! lees:
| lie Mustang i.i!l..llc Il cures Canc,! Breasts ANA
>'re \Ippks;
IL. Mustang IJnmriit cures \pIralrsra:
] Il" Mustang LfnlHcII cures tuIl> tiid " ar.-:
| he u-ianL IIu.nrIit !, worth luur,uuu ,ioiiI-
per annum T. tn- ilIlc,. Stalr> rs the preserve,
and rr-tor,r OF valuable Horses ami Cattle Ii
cures al! Spra!..> n..i~, ".umd. still JOINTS q.
VII vUE answer this question:: DlI You even
hear ol ANY ordinary SuIr, swelling. SiraIll OF
Stiffness, clIicr m!.n beast, MiiIci. the Mus
tang Lnllulcnt wuui. not cure: Did Nuu ever VS.
II any rc>i'cctthc Druggist III amy part "f The M". 1T
III Europe, A a. OF .,ul"litd" tlld llo SAY
1t WIS the greatest discovery of the age =: SoII
every where. livery family >Iiou.! havcit: >.Lc,.
BARNES X PAIN.
lO0,i-l Hr.tnrl.tur. New York.
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lyon yonr ;.cc nin"iari": tie Ciaref.":.; Mar
ui.c'ufi G.. lave made '.eI,o>l; a. Hal. X
Higgins, s.. .l"hu>hury. inr Wrapping fa;,er ~ al;
sizes where il he obtained al the si.,c rates
direct from tn coin..apv. le'ij-i7
s l.. FhENAN. Agent TOR the Company.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS!

OF al cnl ,r> ana tl:!,
Domestic gn':s III :htrG..r,--flca>e .,.n .. :
Jewc!t>. where Iou NH had PRICES al, >i1L:,
WARRANTED To SUI
81. Jui.Ii-UurN, Oct -. 1886. lvo4-fi
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PERIL MED EEEATIi.-W hat Lady or gentleman vni

PERU MED EEEATii.-W hat Lady or l,nti.man Would
Il
>nG the Balm O IhuG>au fl,Wtrs'' a urntriil,r
Wold iut II sweet tut the teeth Is
not /,
sui i,t delicate tiirI iIn> v i'll
ton it P'u single '"p' balm -" ,'ii tool" til 81
ami wash the tt't Ia i.iIl ana .Uit itN cent bottle
will last Il year
\ BEAU iitI l. COMPI.EAiON easily hc acquired
10y I>i. the Balm a lhpi>.Iid Flowcr> 1t Ill
tan, pnlc> ana Ire, hl> from The skin. leaving II 81 soft
and a,c hue. W ri towel pour Two or three drops.
ami wash The lace ll-t AID n.uri!llic.
SHAVING MADE EASY " Fl Your SHAY i'm brush in eli
tiicr cold pour three drops oi the
'i;-im Thousand Flowers. rub the beard we'll AMI it
Will make beautiful soft lath'r, much facilitating the
ration of shay Price Oily HtN cents. BcW
tcItcitS Nvle genuine unless signed 10y
". =. FEIklD.EA co.
Lose los Franklin square New York
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FOR SALE !!

'INl1E Dwelling House. Barn and Shed, where
4 now reside, III the Village of Lower Wafer
ford. with about four acres Of land under good
cultva,on,on which there l. Il thrifty orchard con-
sitting of about 80 trees. most OF which are grated
with the choicest varieties Of fruit. There i, a
good well of water at both house and barn and els
tern 1T the house.
ALSO,
About 100 acres Of land situated in the south Dart
"f Waterford and about miles from Pa>>un,p.ic
Village, and miles from Mclndo-'s Depot, forty
Of which Is covered with heavy growth Of wood.
and about of which is covered with thick
growth of Young Pines and the re-: is good pasture
land. Terms es>y with good security.
ISAIAH CARPENTER.
Lower Wate.fjrd Oct. q, 1ese icos,f
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FOR 81 r..
| S1ILL LII ?

| MILL LII !!
The Store adjoining the Pa>>r,mp>iic
House is opened with an entire new
stock Of Dry Goods aid Clothing.
Great Bargains are offered.
{. b. DREW.
st Jphn-h,:ry, Vt, NOV. 10. loos
STATE OF VERMONT.
taic,iunia pi~tr~r' S.
A: Probate Court. holden 1T l,a,v,ur. with, and
I"r 'ad di>'iict, on the ;;"tt day Of October a
1olt
tofl OF the last will ard testament Of John
iciVr'>"n late OF Litle'"n, in the County OF
Grafton in the State Of New H,np>hire. deceased
duly allowed and proved III the Probate Court tor
'he county OF "rat'"h aforesaid. being presented
To the Court here, that the SAID COPY may be allow
ed, fird an recorded in this court :,.reeaby t. the
statute III such case made and provided II Is her.
by ordered that all persons concerned be notified TO
appear heore sad court ut IL session thereof 10 be
holden at the Probate Office in ST. ,;ubnsburv. ON
tho Goth day of November next an contest the
ming ana re"or'iing Of the copy ofSad will Il, afre
sa'" II tsv see cause. for which purpose II i, fur
t''er ordered that copy of the record OF this order
he published three weeks succes>lycly nrrv.us ',
SAID time Of hearing in IHE, AltpoN1AN a news
paper printed at st. Johri>turv aforesaid. and IN
itfe''Ple journal, u newspaper printed az Little,
ton aforesaid.
CHAS. 5. DANA. Judge of Probate
A true copy OF rrcord-Aue>t,
loot-s CHA>. ). DANA. Judge
STATE OF VERMONT.
Cale"nIa District, S.
The Probate Court fer the District of Cajeou;,
TO all persons interested in the estate OF Joel n
Wool late Of Kirby, in SAID district deceased in
testate:
'AL\iN WOOD, Administrator of said estate.
represents to said court by his petition in writ
ing, that the SAID decedcnt was at the time Of his
death the owner ofcertaIn real estate to wit: about
forty two acres Of land with buildings thereon ST,
uated III Newark, in said district, being Lot No. 81
william biodgett original proprietor: that said in
te>tae was also the owner IF personal estate con
>i>tiS OF farm stock farming tools ant, other ms
ceii"e"u> effects. That the SAID personal estate il
NOT >u1cieht III value TO pay the debts due from
stld deceased and the charges of administration
that the sale Of part or the whole of said re, cs
tate Is necessary t'r that parpo>e and that a nart
Ol SAD real estate cannot be sold without i, iurv 10
thoSe interested III the remain ter. And SAID AL
nllnistraior has made application for license and ~,
I'LL rty 10 sell the who're Of said real estate iuclni
ing the rever>Ion Of the wi Ow's dover therein ,,r
suat 10 The provisions OF the statute in that behalf
Said application will he heard and decided hv sai,l
court at the Probate Office in 81. Iohnshnrv m s,I
district, on The 10Th day OF November next.
ou are therefore hereby notified to appear before
SAID court, at the time and place aforesaid and oh
Ject y1u see cause, to the granting of said license
Dated ut DanviIe. the 30rh day of October. A b
lsoe. CHAS 5. DANA, Judge q Proos.e.
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able remedies for cramp or spasmodic afiec-
tons for pains or soreness in the s'de throat,
chest. or stomach, for sick headache, nausea,
seasickness, rheumatism, or any internal
weakness caused by tall or strain. 1t pos
sesses soothing, healing, and pain destroying
properties unequaIied by any other COM
pound medicine, and we have never known
it to fail in arresting the progress OF the a.
bOve named diseases.
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Notice. Notice I!

a ILL., demands due the Subscriber that accrued
~ previous 10 tii- LIST day OF .Ianuarv. l>'t'.
must be pad before the 1t s!:v of Ianu;ry l>57.
they viii be left viii, an Attorney for collection.
The above Is To satisfy iht !,n,c'i0nS demands Of
nv creditors. CLIO 4. WHEELER.
-. .Iohn>hu'v East. Oct 81, 1875. loD:.,i
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AUCTION!
Bound for Kansas.

EREAT sale of real and personal property at
~ Auction on Thursday. November Is. 1856, to
commence at so'cock. A. NJ. The Farm known
4 the Thomas IIazcltne Farm, about two miles
from Pas>umI'~c, containing 100 acres of good
land. suitably divided nto tillage, Pasturage and
Woodland Also, at the same time and place,
90 tons of IIav, Shotc>.
200 bushels Oats, 2horse Lumber Wagon,
50 Potatoes, / horse
80 8 Corn. 2Iiuggy Wagons,
Horses, 2 Harnesses,
yoke Of Oxen, l Ok Cart.
Cows, z two horse Travers Slcds
5 Calves. So Sap Buckets,
le'rIirg IIeifcr, 2S.eiy>
10 sheep. P"~s, llarrows. ! HorSc-rake,
Forks ScNrhes, Chains. es. ana all kind, Of
Farming Tools, a lot Of Household Furniture, and
other things too numerous to mention. Terms
made known at time I'll sale. II. IL. DAVIS.
JOHN ii. MOORE Auctioneer.
P:.>eulHI>ic, Oct. =. le;,..
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SlIANI.S.
CAPES AND TALMAS


French Eubloldcrc. Collar> aud Sleeves I
match. Splendid Patterns Of high AID luw price
Collars Gai>, ALI. Sleeves, i.ac.>. Edg Insert
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LOCATION OF THE RAILROAD We I'M.
,!er-t.ud that the Lorat,ng Committee for the
I,,>ump>ic extension have decided IN favor
ii The Barton River route with a terminus at
Brebe'. Plum. There is now. We are inform
ed no prospect OF connection With the much
talked Of ShyilorI X Chamb'y road. ard the
at .ntron o: the public is now turned towards
future junction with road through the
M>,sco valley. Still, the whole mtier Ct
railroads. IN the North is rather uncertain. -
Tnrrr is a great and fertile country to De de-
vrlo,n.,!. and railroads wi be built sometime
or othcr
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FATAL ACCIpENT-On Sunday morning
the 10Th inst, Moves Eastman Stearns, son
Of Alr. Samuel Eastman Stesrns who resides
near I,artonsvlIe in this town, accidentally
SHOT himself. while engaged in conversation
with two or three Young friends, and holding
in his hand at the same time a loaded gun
Ii appears that he had placed the breech Of
the gun upon the ground. and with one hand
was cla>p,L. the barrel, inadvertently direct
mo the muzz!. towards his own head, when
by some unknown cause the grn discharged f;
the contents pas>in. through his under lip
into his mouth and brain. Instantly he tell
and became insensibe, though nearly half
an hour elapsed before lite was entirely .x'
tlnct lie was strong, active, industrious
lad, almost pillar in his fathers family. and
a, the time OF his decease, hal attained the
age of l3 wears, ten months. Falls
Times.
MoRE FIRES IN BRATTLEBORO.-Wel learn
ih,t AZ other fire was set ~ one OF the sub
urt'. OF the V,lia.. (Thom ,sv'iIe) on Tues
day Oh, in IA barn. The fire was discover
ri early aud txtlngnishrd The scamp who
set The fire was found in the barn from which
lie immediately He'd aud was chased Ill he
plunged INTO mill pond, across which he
SWAIN and made his escape under cover OF
darkness.-U
SHARP SHooTIHG-We ought to have
noticed bctOre an interesting meeting OF
Spor'>men, which came of in this place on
the 18th inst. There were some of the best
gunn"rs pr->t from New York City. Hart
ford Boston, Utica, n Y, Lebanon, y. H.,
and other places Everything passed OF a.
sreeably AMI the shooting was OF the first Or
der The prize was a NICE silver tea set. put
up by MIR + Ama'loo Of this village, and at
forwards divided into FIVE prizes by vote Of