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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-14
OBITUARY..

deep shade Of sadness is cast crant little
village blythe sudden death of Mrs LYDIA ASH, wife Of Mr.
A. H. souhworth, of this town, and daughter Of Thomas
and Mary Stewart, Of St. Albums, Maine.
The subject Of this motto left these mortal shores Aug. a.
1855, as about 2 years, in the exercise of full hope
immortality, after distressing illness Of about six days. nj
inflammation of the bowels She married to Mr. South
worth about et since, and moved to this place. By
her unyedng integrity her uniform Kindness and gencness
Of disposition and her ahe AMI maaners, she
greatly dcarcd herself to all VIII, have made her acquant
ance In this Mr. s. has lost good companion
had to loose and the Borrowing parents of thu
best of daughters l. daughter about two years old
thus early deprived Of the kind and deep socult
Of mothers love. Mrs s. member of choir and
loss there is deeply felt but submit all to 1nnit'
wisdom and goodness and hop, to INSET her a8ln beyond
| the reach Of sorrow, pain and death. l. I. HARRIS
| West Faree, August 18th, 1856.
o. Christian Messenger please COPY.
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Nems an0 Uolnnreuts
a" You Pay Me !
oh Siory.

old Story.
In order to pay our bills, and keep sheriffs at
proper distance, we must have pay for our pa
pers. There are great number still-over
2,OO0-who have not paid us for the present
year. This should no longer be SO. We are
confident Of furnishing as gooda paper, in every
sense of the word, q, can be afforded for 81 so
year in the country and while our whole at.
tention is given to it, and it costs us $50 a
week for our help and material, we must have
pay. A dollar and a half lisa small sum to each
of you, but it is our all to US.
"CARRIE LINN. IF Carrie Linn " will
favor us with her address, we will forward her
a note which has been entrusted to our care.
Geo. W. Collamer, Esq, has been elected
President of the Vermont Bank, vice IL. H.
Reed, deceased. Thomas Reed, Director
Another q paper is to be started in this
State by A. N. Swain, one of the publishers of
the Brattleboro Republican. 1t is to be located
at their Bellows rails branch publishing Office,
and caled the Bellows Falls Times
Five persons were killed by boiler explosion
in New York, on the 9th
ArTEArT At SuICIDE-The old DR. Abbott,
alas Abbey, who was indicted for bigamy, md
committed to Jail in this village recently hung
himself in the privy, with his handkerchief, on
Thursday last, but was discovered before he had
left his troubles, and placed in handouts to
await lis graduation. >
\ neat specimen of five cent stamps, for post,
sso of foreign letters, has recently been issued
Vlcy bear the likeness of jefferson, and are ea-
SLY distinguished from the three cent stamps,
froA their color and the different impress.
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}-<)ltO.

In this village, 7th instant FLEA wife of Zenas Wood ESQ.,
aged So years.
During severe Illness she sustained by the power Of
humble faith in Christ In her departure, the Church Of
which she was for many years communicate, has lost
worthy aud faithful meberte chambers of the sick sym
ahzng friend and the aboe Of the poor and
thoughtful benect0r But il is in the esUate household of
which she was for many years the light aud comfort
her loss will be most deeply f! II n children arise up and
call her blessed her husband also aud he praeth her,
In Montpelier Aug. 18th, of cpl.r nfantum JAMES IES-
RY, son ofJ ami NJ VI Page, agel months ,n n vs.
In this vilg., 6h ina1 Mrs. Dsrs.y KINNEY, formerly
of BARR, agcl g.
In this village, Aug II, WILLIE H. olly Of Ezra and
Ann Seaver, AZ al II months.
In Northicd, July 3Jt, ISRAEL BRi1Gs, ged IS yers
In Northict, July 45h, CLARA IsAREi MURPHY aged
years aud months.
In Tunbrlg, July 21,d Mr. VIZ. T. JoSss, of David
and Sarah jones' aged - yeas.
The death OF Mi Jones Is very aud aihcon and falls
heavily upon his widowed companion, aged parents and
large circle OF relatives and friends They deeply his
departure from cArtl and not without for h.
faithful husband the chosen and trisly sta o his parents
npo which to lean ia their declining years. justly vnued
cIttzH; and IN honest But wl they mourn may
they urn hopefully aud tfu5tnsy, and b.. curte1
WITH the ASSURANCE, that "ds we have borne the image of
the earthly, We shall also bear the image of til caycnly
G,S,
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Of the - Great Democratic Rally" at Wells
River, an eye witness says:
There were about fifty persons present, and
Hon. j p Kidder was the orator. The prin-
cipal points of. his speech were as follows :
Washington and Jefferson were in favor of
Slavery-John G. Fremont is q stakeholder,
(corroborated by the assertions of Squire Dick
cy-no other proof J John c. Fremont is a
Catholic, Zee, tilted by Squire Dickey--no other
proof) John c. Fremont ate a frozen dead
dog .-(no proof;) Reeder Robinson, Lane,
and the Kansas leaders in general are corrup,
unprincipl and immoral persons the party
in favor of Col. Fremont are Black Republicans
(Black as HeA!-Squire Dickey.) If the Re-
publcans succeed they will ruin the country -
&c, &c
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LAMoILLE COUNTY MASS CONVENTIONS.

LAMOILLE COUNTY MASS CONVENTION.
The sople of Lamoe County without regard past poit
cal dbrences and opinions who opposed therpal o
the Missouri Compromise the policy of the present Adj
mnsntion to the extension of Slavery into ths Territories;
and in avor Of the admission Of the Territory Of Kansas
Free State, and of restoring the action Of III Federal Gov
ernment to the principles of Washington and Jefferson, ART
invited to meet at Hydlpark, in said County The 22l day
of August 1885, for the purpose Of nominating caul l
County Officers, and the discussion Of the political affairs
the County
Arrangements have been made for distinguished Speaker
from abroad, g shom the Hon HOMER L. ROYCE
candidate for Representative Congress. j. ADAMS
and WIN s. SHAW of Burlington have given positive
that they will attend the Convention.
Mr. Shaw is just from the of conflict in Kansas,
will be positive eye witness.
Come che, ALL with ypur wives your soas, an your
daughters and enjoy Feast Of Reason and Flow Of SOUL
GEORGE WILKINS, c,rn,v
ALEX, RIDDLE, ~ "i,,'oo
AARON MORSE, N
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Delights Spanish Lustrai.


Sure ARTICLE TO MAKE THE
HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADS,
Rcmou' the Oandruf and keep The Head Cool,
Glue Soft Gloss 10 The Hair, Prerenis as
falling Oh and arrest lis premature decay.
FOR THE TOILET
TT rs HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ron TIT FRAGRANCE
nURlNG The time This CelebIued compound mas hr.h
IL before the American Public IL has won for itseH
reputation which desnest to take the lend Of all pepa
ratiOns for the hair
From Leonard studdard. City Marshal Of Lawrence
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Having used Dtl1?hls
Spanish usta for the Hair for several months past, DO
not hesitate to say thai il ial exceeds everything al Inc
KIND have ever used II YOU have build head, try IL
II you are blessed with good head Of hair md WISH 10
retain 1t glossy healthy and nice then Delights span
ish lustm-it sjust the Ing 10 doil.
From Letter FROM David Morgan ofthe Bay Shts Miiis
Lawrence.
mad bui very lille faith in the Spanish Lnsa!. know
ing that there Is so much imposition in the shape OF HAIR
kesioutlves but concluded try il. The hrs bottle
caused fuzzy appearance my bend followed by young
hair and before had finished the second hottie, 4 had
most plentiful CROP which entirely real ze the waHdeFtH
Bay state Corporations Lawrence, where can be seen ut
any time,
Prepared by B. WADLElGH, Druggist, No. Appleton
Block, Lawrence, Mass.
% and so Cents per Bottle.
FIXED SMITH, hiuutmlier, Wholesale Arent for
crm,at 10 whom all orders should be add essed. 10
Health and Strcugth.-Dr. s. 0. RICHARDSON'S
Spring and summer complaints. 1t has ben mere literally
paronsed than any other established in this country.
1t is the Richardson's Btters which has .storcd
many inyads to health Throughout the New England States
during the past thirty years.
n D. Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Filters
The genuine have fac smc omy signature upon the
envelope, For sale by Druggists and my office
No. 81 Hanover street, Boston. 27m3*
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

BftENNEVN M ISFA EFT, Aug. z.
At Market 800 3eefCaile $50 stores, mars Nurkine
oxen, % Cow sand Calves, 200 Sheep Lambs COD
Swine
PktCES-hEgF CArrLE.--Eltia, $3.50; First quaiii,
$40 second qualify, $7,on third quality, $3.50
SroaEs Two yeat old 29, 2s Three years old, 30 IS
SHgHF LAmar EMta 81 80, 10 %. by LOT, 50 90
to 400
WoRgiNa OXEN , Il5 .l40, $50.
Cows AND sos a. +, Ia CO.
SwiNg--G 10 Z; Retail, 7 100 cts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-14
VERMONT TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION.

The Sixth Annual Meeting of this Association will be held
ut BARR, commencing Tuesday, August 19M and continuing
through the following Thursday An persons interested in
the object Of the Ascocatonth1 improvement of Vermont
Schoolsare invited to attend and participate the discuss
ion of the questions to come befre the Association.
On the arrival of the cans Montp Her carriages will be
in readiness convey passengers Barre where provisions
will BE- made to accumulate all who may attend the meeting
Fare from Montpelier to Barre, Is cents.
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BOSTON MARKET, August IL.

FLorNt;ehessee Michiganan and emo. snperhne, SIS, 4
To IS on and extra Genestt, So $500
EoRN.v-New, yecw. "A white 500. Oats, nuTth
rrn. 47c. Rye, sion " heat, 81, 0otop 30.
PRovITo vsPrme Pork, $l7,5O per bbi Mess 90, s.
q Heat $2i,0n. Western Mess Beef, S2.O0 $50 Lar
Is IA "A. Hams II l2c per ib. Butter common ~.
store, iaa lie: family is a 2Oc. Cheese new Milk Q
lie fuu meal, 5a6 Potatoes 81 90 n t25 ne bbl.
HopsFirst sort 1855 To &c perth 54 crop 0Gt 10 90
SEgps-Ilerds Grnss, $500 3,25 pen bush. Glove
| a"rIhern, is l2a l7c perth.
AsHEs.-Pearls, 81 rs 7,75, per cwt; Pots $3.50
Wooi--Prme Saxony Fleece SO 55c; Full Blood, As
;three-forhs Blood 40 46, half do 50 10; un
and one Ion nth do SO u 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-14
A Dyspeptic Cured by OxyRenated Bitters
Letter from +. II. Wallace, Esq

PALMER July J. 1851.
Sir 1t is to me source OF infinite pleasure to BE- able
bear testimony from personal experience the great value
OF the Orygenated Btters.
began he afflicted in 1874 with Catarrh, and the dill
Guilty increased rapidly until December, 1850, producing
the Of that period Asthma. The accumulton of
the lungs SUCH that could breathe when
in horizontal or reclining posture and many nights during
the last years enjoyed sleep, except what could get
udlking my My breathing during the day was indie
scribably distressing.
My attention brought to the consideration of the Oe.
ygcndtcd Bers by the Hon Myron lawrence who ut tina;
time rejoicing in the emancipation of his own lungs
from twenty years bondage by the Of yonr medicine
purchased four bottles OF your Btter have not yet
used the whole, AMI believe am cured.
( meet persons almost daily, to whom | recommend it,
| having Faith that they also can be healed
| Very respectfully,
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1florric0.

In Sparta, Monroe Co.. WIS., Wednesday evening July
23rd, by Rev. W T. Avery, II. EDGAR KELLEY and MARY
CLARSDA only daughter Of Il. S. Bingham Esq.boh for
merry If New York City-ail Of the former place.
At lackett's Grove, MINES ia, July 27th Mr. EDwA
HOLIDAY of that place. and Miss HELEN NJ. daughter Of
Emery Ilackett formerly Of Northfell, Vt.
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MnNTpEIIER DyARRyrT Auovst III

MONTPELIER MARKET, August ID.
PRo,isioNs. &c-Rniter, tumiy, IA 4. il. store. co
%. Cheese, 8 to 10. lard, IL to IA Tnllaw, 10 to
Il Dried Apple tot, Eggs Is per doz. Potatoes
25 To ~ ,rr bush.
FlouH-No superhne, s 1875 10 ,s775 Extra Fam
lily Berlin Mills, $500 Double Ext IN, Berlin Mills SO co :
GRAIN AND llAI.--Corn northern rs pei bush Oats 10
to 81 ilerdsgrass Seed, 81 90 Glover lttn &c peiI
Hay SO, 90 TO $1,000 perton.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry aud Green Hard Wood 2 2a to
$50 cord. Shingles 81 80 to 100 per NJ. Wool 81
40c pc lb.; Nails, II percw Salt Liverpool per
bush 80 Turks Island 75c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-14

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable Medicine unfang in the cure OF all those
painful and dangerous disorders to which the female cohs
ton is subject. 1t moderates all excess, and removes all
distractions, aud speedy cure may be relied On.
TO MARRIED LADIES
is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle Price, One Dollar bears the Government stamp
of Great Britain, to prevent coun erfeits
CAUTION.
These Pills should be taken by females that are Preg
nan during the FIRST THREE MONTHS they are SURE
TO BRING ON MscARmAcR, but at any other time, and In
every other case they are perfectly sAFs. Syl
Sole agents for the United States and Canada.
l. @. BALDWIN L Co., Rochester, N I.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, N. Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
N. b. $l,00 and postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied Agent, will insure bottle Of tht Pills by return mail
For sale Wholesale ana retail, by FRED b. SMITH, Montpe
ler, and Druggist in every IN the United States
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-14

The members of the American Party, Of the of East
Montpelier requested to met at the Meeting House near
the Center Of the Town. Wednesday, the Goth inst at one
O'clock in the afternoon, which time and place all persons
friendly to the Republican Cause are invited to unite with us
in the selection of suitable candidate for Town Representa-
tive and for ticket Of the Justices of the Peace and to
take any deemed proper in view of the approaching
election Also take into consideration TIE prJprety OF
organizing Fremont Club.
by Order of the President, A. d. ARMS. Sec
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-14

CHIEF MASSAS0lT was n friend to his TRIBES when he
provided article for wounds caused by the annoslty
Of neigboring Indians. King Phillip used it. and 1t comes
down to us through Taconet, and others.
For history OF this Save examine the circulars and books
to be had of the Agent.
AGEsTs.Fred h. Smith, b. o. Tyler, Montpelier A. h.
igelow, Barre; Bcmis Wells, Marshheld John p Hale
Painfed J. y. Henry, Waterbnry G. II. Ainsvorth VIII
lams own d. c. Chapman Tunbridgc; Foster Grow, Che
Hatch Co.. STAFFORD Putnam Sprague, Cabot.
With an honest desire to do good call the invald's at
tcntion advertisement in columns, of "BACH'S
| AMERICAN COMPOUND" Mr.. Fred Il. Smith, Of Mont
pelier who has every opportunity Of knowing It's merits
pronouncs superior to any Medicine have known
Read the advertisement In another column with care
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-14
AAARR AHAnRMYA

E9AlS1SA A3AD AMRo
THE FAN Term will begin Thursday, August & Board
L inducing Room Fuel and Washing, $1,S7 per week.
EXTRACT THE EsPoRT OF THE ExAMSISG COMMITTEE:
"We found the two prime conditions of good school, viz
order and oroughness Of instruction, most happily COM
bied In its administration. Perfect
order and dcorun prevailed without any apparent exercise
of authority the part Of the Principal his associates
effect, but rigid and thorough, to bring he
sanug of the scholar be ii high low, and we are happy
to say that a WHOLE it is well sustained. Ii nanifesty
the purpose of the teachers to make genuine rather than
t,st and snowy scholars.
We cheerfuy say that it is Of the excellent schools in
State, and worthy Of the patronage of friends Of sound
learning and happy to know that it is receiving this
| in u large degree"
| Apply for information to
Us. sPAULDING, Principal.
| Barre, Juy 90, 1886 33wI
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Orange Go. Grammar school.

GEORGE BUTTON !. B., Principal!
MARY j. DUTTON preccptess.
Assisted by experienced teachers in all the Departments.
ri'HE ALL TERM will commence Sep 81 Stui3nts
ing by railroad will stop NJ West Randolph po and be
carried by Stage the beginning and close NJ for
halt fare The distance by stage is IL miles Board, ST. so
1,ST per week Apply fer information rooms to lion
j. X. Parish to the Principal
WM. NuIIlNG Sec.
Randolph Center, Vt, Aug. 9th 1856. 3lw3
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10 TBS Hon SuPREMg CouRT to be holden at Montpe
within and for the County Of Washington, the fourth
tuesday Of November 1856 Your petitioner and lbeant
umoiy complaining showet TO your honors that the End
Maahingon he was lawfully married to Lydia r. Miles, then
Dux1ury, County of Washington by Calvin Huntly ESQ.,,
eh Justice Of the Peace within and for said of Dux
Jury and County Of Washington .-tha he lived with the
san Lydia H. Miles in the due observance of all the marriage
eosenan till the first day Of November following when the
Ia.u Lyals H. Miles, without provoeaton wlfuy
the bed and board Of your petitioner and has gone
~ parts unknown, and has refused and still refuses 10
nv Or cohaoit with your petitioner for which course Of will
m Insertion Your petitioner prays that the bonds of matr
ho between her and your petitioner may be dissolved and
phi Of divorce granted them Your petitioner further show
@ 1hat he has been resident Duxbury In Washington
county, and state of Vermont for the last q years
IRA D. CLARK.
Duxbury, June 6, 1866.
l.. HENRY Attorney. 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-14

HoLLowAYs PILLS. The best Remedy in The Union for e.
male ComplantsThesc pills particularly recommended
to the citizens of the Union for their extraordinary efficacy
ia female complaints aid they alike vaube either TO
the daughter yegng into womahood, The mother at the
turn of life 1t has been proved beyond all contradiction
that hoss celebrated p viii cure all disorders to which M
males are peculiarly subject, and enable them pass their
critical periods Of e without exposing themselves 10 hoFe
dangers they too often incur by ether treatment
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-14

THIS remedy lot IIVtr IFflht kNIney Uompaint COST
yenes Nervousness HelaChe is claiming the attention
Of the public and from reliable testimony shown cures a-
ectel by its use the Claim Is not too high Tie best Of oil
Pills for Family use II ANY person afflicted win uss them
faithfully, rapid cure will be effected less cost and with
certainty you dreamd of Try them and get health
IIsa thenl and Keep good hcalth See adyer lelNant
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very respectfully,
FREDERICK T. WALLACE

DIR. dRo. Is. iREEN.
SETH W. F0NLk CO.. 13S Washington Street. Dos
tom proprietors Sold by their agents everywhere.
AGESrs-Fred L. Smith, u. y. Tyler, Collins d Pierce
Montpelier; n. Perry, Putnam Sprague, Cabot; A. L
Bgelow, Barre Bemis Mills, Marshfed; John r. Hale
PlanGcld; j. T. Henry, Waterbury c. Il. Answorth
Wlliamstown A. W. Brooks East Randolph b. r. Chap
man, Tunbridge Foster Grow, Chelsea; II. Hatch Co.
| Hnrd
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superior Gloss Paint.

STfMSoN s PARLOR WHITE,
z Is the NEST perfect and unehan geable white
iS pant in use, forming, when properly applied,
Z: rich enamel surface. Il Is particularly recon
[: mended hen the incest kind Of work is reqni
red, AZ in parlors, sip OF steamboat cabins &c.
y Is readily mixed, and flows a. easily as other
paints. For sale hv the manufacturers, STIAl.
I. SON VALENTINE Il CO., No. SIS Broad street.
Boston. rhe above is put up securely In 10 and
TX and 90 pound cans, W it'll printed directions fer
\! mixing and using.
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Hats! Hats y!
Mathematical Instruments.

No. Br cad street, Sd store from State ST. Boston.
Has on hand the largest and best Of all usr
mens used by Engineers, Surveyors and Draught mtn to
he found in the city. All orders for any articles in The
above Branches shall receive my personal and prompt
( entinn.
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FASHIONABLE HATS

nEA LERS in Hats, will find at LEASK'S well known
IL establishment Of Chatham Il Pearl streets,
NEW YORK good assortment Of SILK HAS which he
viii sell for cash, IN quantities to suit purchasers
No. |, Moleskin, S:'h On per dozen.
Nc 2, do 1900 do
No. 8, do 5000 do
M 4, do s7OO do
As have manufactured HATS the Trade for the Last
Twelve years, and always given satisfaction purchasers
can depend un me. 33,l*
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STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Coult held at
RANDOLPH D,sTRicT, ss. Washington, within and for
The district esaid the 9th day of August, Nd 1856
instrument puronrlng to be- the last VIII and Testa-
IA mrnt uf JACOB CUTLER, late Of Orange. in said
District deceased presented to the Court here, for
Probate, by Willis lane, the Executor therein nnned,
Therefore, Is ordered by said Court that pnbc no.
ce be given to all persons concerned therein, 10 appear
before said Coult, session thereof to DC melt at thr
Registers Oer in shngton, on the ao'h day OF Au.
gust A. D. 1885, at 10 ocluck, A. NJ, and contest the pro
bate ui sid Will and is fnfer ordered INA this ofier
be published iaee weeks successfully IN me Green Noun
tain Freeman, newspaper printed ol Montpelier IN this
state the last Of hic sa, he pievions TO The day
signed as aforesaid fol- beating
Given under my hand Ct the Registers oifce, at Wash
ingon, this 9th day Of August, A.. u. 1880
By order Of Court,
al Attest IL A. WHITE, Register
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STACY COURTS.
Ypry d,Oosss VVareh0use,

204 Hanover Street, opposite the Station House.
Dry Goods constantly receiving from Boston and New
York Auctions and will be sold for cash, 90 per ten
cheaper than you buy al any other house, either nj
wholesale ur reail Judge for yourselves by giving
call. BOWERS Il Co, 204 Hanover street.
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Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given, tn application will he
~ made to the Genefa assembly Of the ste of Vermont
al MS next session, to sci off pat OF the town Of Berlin,
cf Washington County, and annex the same To the tUwn
of NJ, ntpeler.
Montpelier, July ~, 1856 32s3
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Washington County Gram
sssay %esfbO0a

'NHE Fall Term of this Institution viii commence the
18th day Of August inst, and continue II weeks. .
The SchoI will be under the superintendent Of Mr.
CHAPLn A. KENT, A. b. teacher Of experience and high
character, who will have the aid of necessary assistants.
CHARLES CLARK. p,,doot;o,
H. L. MERRILL, C,ss;.,a
CHARLES REED, y N''"'NNe'