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TO TEE EriroR or THE HsFALD.

NEw foisK. Fuue 20, 1853.
a. lad 10 desire for sre5ia noorCy, concluded u
remain silent IN regard q 81 uumgatsd outrage pospc
td IN me- In Ilrooslyn % Wednesday last bu, A. d..
efut versions q the asr have found their wa into The
p,hto pn,s AMI tnang inquiries ha been made q me
II relation thereto 80 thc privilege % your columns %
use plain and truthful staten ut of The TRANSACTION.
On Tie occasion o. tne rccg ton Of tic non. Mllsrd
Ttmcre IN brooklyn, Wednesday last being Of the
aiti,e or Reception the par; cf the Doard q Alder
nentfthis city. with great nvcneHce ion my busi
ross. let my absence sbould ~ a,orbc 10 political feel
res "a my part, and accompanied Nr Fillmore and suite
a. The City Hall, brooklyn. Blng detained few
ueps ., the entrance H. tho hail. Conversation with
Councilman Coycr, also member q the New York Com
uico the remainder II the party passed up stairs, and
when go, ready 4 follow found The door Of the rcccp
lion room guarded BY two or more paicemcn who
fused 10 let pass gave my name, aud told them
wio atd vhat wa. but o. them saii he didn't
. damn and Immediately seized me by my two arms and
thrust me back rude and violent manner. " course
epd,ayored 10 Gstngage myself from the grasp CO thu
hi was instantly seized by another. an L. crown
10 when finally released from their grasp founs
,ha, my wallet had Be ATTRACTED from my ranaloon.
ocket containing two hundred and niny eight dollars
tbe captain IL charge. A nan by the name oi smith
belieye was pointed oa b. me. on tho platform stairs
ana made my complaint 20 him, but hc told he had
nothing t. Do with Il TIA, the military had charge q the
whole preceding. then ingu ri To- the thi-f Police
irE The park ran after and overlook him, and made
MY complaint TO him, stating the mann = 10 which bid
been r,aeo by his subordine'es, and also robel while
Ia their haujs but nsicin Of the redress expected THAI
Lrh ofr sia very cooy replied that he presumed VA
stue New YORK thief had brought over with ne. ]
thrn asked iSr II would not he well for him 70 take
de- criIson cf the money snd paper FOR The purpose
rossb &C detecting tbc rascal but h. replied, ~
~ Sc d. b. probably had got 10 New York where
i tnfugst, ard sprut iali the money by that time
Th,s faied Oh - sought Mayor Hal e vt ~ stated
M case giving him. aSo tho number o. the poccmtu's
ts IS whom Ind bten 10 grossly iasultel and assault
~ III assured nj HAT tie matter should be invest
retfe-4iuCr which have tverf nothing about u
9Ic above NJ. l<bl1r is Idain, unyarrisheo 7tate
mont a Tic whole rl4ter and, whilo lave ~ feelings
a. rac ~ revenge = niy, lint rrgnri Gle coadusi
Al lie authorities u Brookiyr A. most Outrageous, and
that elt and et ee', i4ost kceny The iudgnity vel
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SATtNpAY, July ., Is55-
F,our-The market was armer and active, with agsod
export demand the sales fooled up about IL ooo 900
bbs closing advance of lor l5c per bbl; among
the selee 600 bbH Ohio for export ut 81
g. l2k and GOO ca ., IS so a - %. whes,
&c. &c higher for rome description; the markes
active with sales Of about IS 0oo 80 90 bushels, in
cuded in which were g. SOC Milwaukee club at 81 IS
Prime do 81 as miyed Indiana 81 so 81 So; prime n
choice Canada do, NJ 81 SIS a 81 sTi5 southern red
ranged nom 81 60 81 Sc Rye quiet at s5c, Pork
steady, with sas Of nj 80 so and OF prime at SIT
20. Cotton nrm with Light salos WhiskoySaloa Of 10
bbs. Ohio and prison were made nj COKE 30kc.
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the wrong inflicted upon me- need be wondered a.
Before co-ing desire 70 make honorable mention OF
Alderman Van Brunt, who tendered me every ciyity,
and seemed mortified at what took place
JANIS r. STEERS, Alderman Eleventh ward.
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REsTAURayTs.

CONCERT HAII.--LOUTs HAUsMAN sS BRosn.
" way respectfully informs his friends and The public hat
he intends 10 furnish 70 his the glorious Fourth ~
july grand musical entertainment 20 continue during tho
Hest Philadelphia lager aer and other refreshments a
superior quality, on Land Give hlm asan.
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, ssrgNFr's SALE or GRocERIEs-B VIRTUE or
"A assignment made . me win expose for sole Al anc
ton pray Jus H. 1850 Of 10 o'clock A. NJ the stock Of
groceries fixtures hsse wagon &c IN store = Carmine
srer, g. w. HASKELL, Assignee
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AUCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE. W. 50
~ MERINblkE. aurtonesr, gtl sell "Wednesday.
OF July inst, " " A. NJ, IA the o. ~ Greene
upright ST engine. 1y-O nearly new. Turn
lathe with shears together with ot Of pucys,
&C, &C.
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1000 SOLD.
THIRD THOUSAND READY /!
INCIDENTs
White Mountain History


'No h has been added, Complete Guide from New
York ami ls">t,n 1" the Mountains
l2ii"- Cloth Illustrated Price 81 Gilt Sla5
This Is fhr hest and fullest guide the r,rmant, r,,,.
which ISr'rrN year t"Coig favurc re-, ri in the
sliiI:lncr months. Traveller.
ir"vrr i!crS I" over visit III. hit. Hills should first
fri u> t""k II viii add hundred, fold Il, ,. irr,,, -,
" hit" Mountain t"jIr " At, irai and Reflector
ntN III" i'rc>"It work W., have had uurc really r,cr
'>t'tc '"'' VII" l. not il>i",tiI,iN actively a un-
ttlh Traveller Buttii> book While il ;,.r. II, an
any ''uht Book Tor the tourist. AMI recalls ever, Him f. M
n"hiH II the Travelled rc;irT M hr.iiiul ILLUSTRATORS
graphic DIES, rI"li> and large and Gomez man ~ %
H"''itlli> i AZ" ili III it, most infer
>t''. HISTORY I" '"i'r> VIII" are compelled most are To-
!tn' t!' 'di'> u The iolltiilI>
Democrat. Concord " ~
NATHANIEL. MOVES Publisher
ii C"rniill Boston
o-'ier- res;'c, tf,lv solicited.
fisher -'fi'' ~ Wv
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Try 1t! Try IT,! Try ny!
G. W. STONES LIQUID CATHARTIC
AND FANtI PLY Sic


YlfiE most important ii c"vcrv ever made in me,
4 zeal Science. Icing compound of h:irk> an,
"t>whlch forms III" mos. I,"W,Iiu safe and ere,
able phv>ic ever "il,rc,. I" thc public The ,ccr.
sIv TT such a medicine h:i> long been felt both hl
the lcld> OF families and phv>IciaiI> L. a,iyal,tc
gc> over cat!Iar1ic- given III the form ot pix ui
powders nln~I hr obvious toev intcliir, ,rr-.i
II operates more Immediately and 81, tuailv upon
the system. and ~ The time inf i.cly ic--
difficult Ia administer bciI, quite Agreeable 10 H..
taste. IT not only produces All the effects When.
Fhv>lc l. required. but completely rcnluvc> hlii.uaI
c'>fivcut>>. leaving the bowels p' ri"crI free |,
eXi"l> all htlm"r> from the blood: l. certain cure
for the pie: requisites the action Of The liver: frees
the >to ach from hlle :i,tviorte the Whole nervous
system and removes the cause fa loct pain, >c |,
is Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Tic Douioureux Gou.
Pam IN the head. side. Stomach. &C.
1t NAV also he relic. uuni, in all diseases Of tle
bowels. Dy~entcrv DiaTllina and Cholera Morin>
Well AT once 10 IL magical Influence. Acnn we
repeat. ~ | ~ leeds no other rrconime Ia. ION
\" family viii be without il after they have proper
lv rested IL merits. Reader ven have 4 lei O.. h
er rcInetes without success despair uo.-rel;ef !,
now N hand. II v"U have expended money and
I'm" III fliI'ie>> attempt 10 Recover your hcaith
save both " re>"r,ng AT 10 .he use of tii>
medicine. Are v"u suffering from Scruiua. six
hotties Of my L.qli Cathartc will cure vou.-
N"uh! You be relieved from haFitnal co>,iveree>
three hotties " Il effect III! that vuu desire Ii Won
are AT! r'e WIZ; rheumatic. nenracc. other local
pains. TWO hn'reS sill free YOU from them All
'urn"r- Will he erIl Gated from The blood hv the
H." Of o,e % * bottles. H. ~rr. if ven r. IN re
a i'v>c Tor any purpose fl- i NE most relitl 70.
sale and agreeable - he t-'e Ina: h;t> ever been
p,.,cei within lie reach OF. rne public.
Price "l.e ,ipiir. Principal D,lot ~ No IS Cen
.ra street, Lowell, Mass. Ere /. +. SI:,h. Hon.p.l
:, :. Gen.r.. A-.,: tor Ne-n,ttt.
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Orleans Liberal Institute

Fu>ll. Fall Term Of This Institution VIII commence
on Wednesday. Sept. 81 and continue eleven
weeks.
ISAAC APAEkEE. A. NJ. Principals;
Ms. SARAH \. PAEKtE. Teacher of French;
Ml:- ELISABETH NJ BREWSTER, Assistant, an(!
Teacher 81 Drawing:
NJ Lorraine VI. SMITH. Teacher Of Music;
f. Harrington, Teacher of Peliman>hip.
Tuition ami nci,enta!> from $40 TO $40;
P"n,l'inc French and Pcnrl,,l- hip. each 90
Mon. Pol chrOnatic 4 Water Culors 200
Music. 500
Use Of Instrument, 900
Board can he obtained for Sl75 per week inc!u-
ding everything. or tor : 80 per week if students
md their own wood AMI lights. Rooms can be OBJ
taIi.c'. by those desiring To board Themselves
II. MCCLELLAN, Secretary
Glover, Vt, .Inlv So ls56 4e,-n;
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Ttc Californian
DEF. REE.D ARTICLES.
A MAN WITHOUT CLIQVES.
From the y. u Statesman.

No candidate eyer presented to the Amer
Jean peop" since the days OF ASltl\I-
TON. WAS more perfectly clear from all rar-
~ entanslrrnents and rlIIn" Influences than
FREMONT. H.. i, prominently the people,
c.ndrla'-; an object of general admiration
amongst all classes and conditions of men.
H. is gathering to himself the masses As they
gathered TO ,h" standard Of General Pierce
four years AGO. Heroic. humane. Just. gen
crous. firm. r-vercniial. modest. undaun'-'l,
hs has. so 10 speak. such unversalitv OF de
.r.bip qualities. that hi, name awakrns con
fi,l-ncr amongst men in all III" avOca'ions Of
life. Men of the highest literary a:tainmcn's
and of f'e most enlarged caparit,-s are for
him the clergy Throughout the North Of all
src;s. are mostly for him: M" moral and re-
li.ious sentiment Of the Free States prrpon-
derat-s very largely in his favor the women
are tor him, on account Of the perils he met
and encountered tor the female affections
are ALWAYS secured 20 men OF firmnr>s and
valor The Young Men are for rremon: bv
avery considerable majority; the mrchani-
cal interest AT the North are for him: the
thousands OF operatives in ma'hinc shops and
=
the great agricultural interest of the North
prrpnnh.rtt-s IN his favor. and he is obtain
IN. strong hold upon the naturaizrd Cit
z.n. In truth If his election were not cloy
rrd with The great carcass of Black Slavery,
h. would te chosen almost by general con
sent
Our faith il strong that FREMONT Is 10 BIZ
riosrn to he chosen brralise he Is fit for the
office. and is a man wIbnm rLGueS "a plain.
unrOmHi,tcd. republican citizen unrommt-
ted as ~ men and their schemes; committed
80 nOilnn bni to the best good of the cOnn-
try for which hp has manifested hi, love by
the toll hr has Undergone and the pcrilI he
has encountered IN her behalf. lie has been
in peril on the sea and in peril on the land !;
endured hunger in desert wastes sustained
the intr,.,e cold Of mount ain heights: been
:hr INSTRUMENT. under Providence. of con.
durting furnishing and freezing men out of
their hI>trr.>ts; been in perlls amongst saw
az h"a-'s ard savage mcn-all in pursuit OF
objects OF national Importance; and the n
m.rr-an ,,"oplc will not suffer such man TO
be- crushed by the arrogant Slave Power Of
the land.
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VEllE Fa.l Term this Institution will commence
Oh Monday the sth of Sept. next, to continue
eleven weeks.
1t will be the especial aim ofthe Prcccptor to give
thorough instruction in the solid bra:chr> Will,
superior iariitic- VIII lie afforded 20 those de>iro,I
OF aticnng to .u"Si' ttn,h. ami U.m,ng
TERMS OF TUITION.
Common English Branches $500
Higher English AMI Languages, 800
French 1uo
Music with Use of Piano, geo
Dr. wing. $50
Tuition bills are ,!ue at The middle Of fine term
Board, nc!UiiMg wood. washing lights nsI room
furnished til'i t1Ncu care of IL = Uu Der We
Applications may he made ~ Rev y Buutclle O,
10 Tie Irlcirtl after the Isl If September.
$685. W. E.BAENAHD, \ h., rri,,cipal.
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Peoples Academy,
Morrisville, Lamoille County, VT.
BOARD OF INSCRICTIOx.

CHAS. II HE AIII. 4. h Irinclai:
\. j. ELA\CH AEb. Assistant:
Mis- l. y. Harm. Tcaril.r in English branches
Mrs. A. y EI,>,HAEu. Teacher Of Nu,ic.
N;,sCI>rA lI,>ktII I,,,l,.r If Er,,l IL,
inc and Pointing: ~
Mr. j. " Sw,>tY Teacher Of ;.cr,,,,.,:,
TIL ,ca,., ,,,
crt,t li, L,.., y, ,,. ..,,,I ',,; ''''', -.
, '"' I''''t'"h ice ~.
''' "' ;',''''>'" ~ patronage over
il, each If which :: r,.,,,l,r r,,,,r., ,t ,I,
been iIr>ti'u'rd: and! h. ga ,l,r,,,, ,,;.h .;,i
n, q I:,~s satisfactory .x,r,in,-h.,,> ,, ,..' =.
dno'na under tn" signature of the Principal and
''''' 7'' nv VI i"'''h
CIASHlCAI. DEPARTMENT.
I'm this. >.uI,.n.s are r.o,ir..l oo,,,,i H..
Ancient Geography. Latin mad tr...I 49,
Grammar and 4" read il co,!r>. tl,e Ja-i and ,:r,
Readers. N,,... y;r,l ,., ~" .'', ,''''h
Xcnophon'> i,,,i,>i. Unmer.. U,i ','.n>.' Zero;
Algctra. anu
I,,,,,,. ,,n,.,
intwo weeks durjnrrh course. ''''''' '''''
SCIENTIFIC DFpAprNrvT
7, i ,l,e ,,,r,.o.. ,,t ,,,o
course of : uJ, CORRESPOND j.; ~ ""'N' ms
If w.. 49, d i;r. 80 -" Nf'' : l" mai
rar.s nf tl,. c,u,try ,.i.: :. ~ various
mar Jui,,J >t.,.. u ,''',','''' r,'SH>h ',ran-
ni'cA Stats AlccFra ,,,.mnc.rv Suryrvi,,, w.,
RAJ fhi"s"ihv. ''c"l"@v. Chemistry. Agricultural
n - LOOK h'cpIng, and liz" Theory and
'rac'cr "f Teaching. will he taken ,p. each il,
"r"er' np'>it!'n> and Destinations once in
Nv" weeks;
'"'c VITO prefer can take any branches of stu
uH "h'h 'h'v choose I" pursue. IL heretofore in
.'''> .'''r'hE. hu' We earnestly 'lr"e upon both
,.r, n'' f"i"' !" 'o'' 'er 'he advantages OF
IIERtCY
aIuror,. va.
u,nes and !. t;c. ., ,,,,I, =, '"' Vol
arc b,.in, p,,. f. ~, ,;,, '">'''' "udtion>
maui '''" ''''e ~ '''"e'
o. - wv
m.rv u" .'er' rtl"'' eqna and in
=. superior I" any IN N'r'h,fnN crn"nt
~ ,'''''N '''' l'e' '"'le wants "f an Academy
r -" II. I've, VI c",i>''i' Use. We claim this
~ 80. "" .: ""'"n'aScs when we possess over
W. ,'''t""ii"hS.
VIZ lew I'M ,"' OF nt'erS Physiological Maps,
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N GENTS in every County in VI. and " H., 10
a sell choice Steel Plate Engraving>: also 10 sell
the works "f the British Poets. selected and rlro-
nooSIcay arranged from Ben .Iollson to Scott. il
lu>'ra'et with erIgravine> on steel.
Also. The Republican Court. or America in the
day. "t Washington, illustrates: with 30 portraits
If i>inculshrd women
Morse's General Atlas of the World,
The P"f"'1W Cvc"pcdia Of Biography. embracing
series Of original memoir ofthc most distinguish
ed men Of all times, with COO cngravi!sS and steel
plates.
Persons out of employment will find tins a good
opportunity for successful business
Great Inducements offered. For full particulars.
inquire Of F.S. MAEII\,
yS5f Willliu>tuwn Vt
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St. Johnsbury Academy

VxNHE Fad Term viii commence Tuesday, sept
Il ~, aI.G continue eleven weeks.
ME. ], C.CUTLER. Principals;
Nix. " IL iIAzttToN
Mss MARY f. GLEASON. ASSISTANTS
Tuition "jil be r,rIittei 70 inlcent Young men
i'll curse of education, for the Christian Ministry
AttI'ita AID vii! also he rendered ~ the sam,
cli>> Of tn lcnt> ~ heir circumstances require.
For R'frt or Rooms application may 10 made :,
the Undersigned. J. X. COLBY, Secretary
!'!2 50 OF lrIstees.
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AT a recen; Buchanan meeting in Genoa.
Cayu"a nn'v,one of shc speakers. butcher
and market man. na,nr,. Rogers. sand anon"
many foolish things, "Nonr Col Fremont ~,
dog =" Whcrrupon voice replied. "he
never ATE halt As much do. rs the most OF the
people IN tins room " prove it :" ex
claimed the orarOr Here we'll known man
arose. and with virtorion> smile rcjpinr, !: IL
Should not think Won would ask any proof o!
a man who has made sau>ages tor you a. long
As have w Ii is needless 10 add that this
was clinchrr. and tba, the point of Mr. Rns-
ers speech was rather buntcd-BuG;do En-
press
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Lyndon Academy.

1--WE fai Tenn vii commerce. Tuesday. Sent
:. ami ,pli:inuc eleven WEEKS
ALLEN Kenny. Principal
an experience! frma'" Teacher VIII he procured
Muse Painting and Drawing VIII also be TAUGHT
by experienced lctciicr>
FOR lizard or Rooms, application may be mad,
70 l.. L.. Brown. or ,hr i;n,.cr>; med
& H. WEEKS, Secretary Of Trustees.
Aug u. ls:,i. 4,.3 to;
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RAILROAD STREET.
Is the Place to buy rEt Drugs Medicine, ana
j Fancy raiu..-; r,p fnAe.Nic;"ra lake. Dror
Black flake White, !i,raill rine Blue. ami all the
FANNY CnIoI> may be irul 4 n their Store.
pi-te'n!er training ana crousd work inr gram
ing. granting Brushes AMI blenders. Boiled Oh,
Coach and Furniture Nall!i>h from 81 to SD Il
gallon.
Our list of patent medicines comprises al! the
most popular ones Of the dav. such a> Holloway :
Pills and Ointment. Kennedy Discovery. Oxygen.
atel B,ter>. Blood Root SYRUP. iav'"'> Exrecto-
rant Pulmonary E,I>4., Jcwett', Bitter \ Pills
Ayers Pectoral 4 Pill>.
81. Join>burv, April 80. 1856. 9'"ti
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preventing those s"riol.> ,ti,i.l1> I'M, ,,,
s' '"iiN ''' ul'hc" II can be- hang 81, H. "a ak 80 ~
u! NV WILLOW "li 81 til" reach Of ,FlIr,r
.Ittf i''i i''d t dpr"heri,cd ri it, IN, .i
sheet '" ilNt' IN ctlt, per
- "i'- Is tH co. lCnrnrin Rost,,, t.rer, ,
t''> L.! Nv til-trd and The British piuI irr.. =,
al nli'r> III lli tt addressed - ~ '" HUH
y, ,I nIe WHOLESALE aid retail by }. e. BINGHAM {,
t.-t
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n H. persons having unsettled ,,.ror,,, r:.l
'iIc SUBSCRIBER. tor medical service, reu,..,
=" prey i"u> 10 Jan "ry !. 10. requested r.
40 wa" "'.it-' -uch aCc"ut Z -uni ~ - or ,.b
81 W'>e. Particular attention, "a - :, a.; ''l
say Cost &. o. DENISON. Nil
'' '-'''''t' l., 1875 92n:f
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Mr.. SorLE GONE To CENTRAL AMERICA.
Private letters received at Washington from
New Orleans, state that Mr.. SouIe sailed a
few days since from that city for Central A.
mcrIca. There are various rumors ailo.t
As TO the Object OF his visit there at this
time
IN THE 'ENEMYs CoUHrHY."-Belle
Britain writes from Newport. Saturday. that
''irt'crs are arriving here TODAY arirt ssra to
Hon. Preston ). Brooks. Ocean House. New
port b"iie rcn,rks-"So 1t seems that
rcdoubtable grntIem ~ does not tear to travcl
IN the 'enern,s country provided Builln-
zane is not on rs track"
The New York Tribune SAYS that chan
ges of $50 votes from Fillmore TO Fremont
occurred there in IS hours afer theSouthern
elections were received, and probably 1000
in the county
THE WHEAT CR0r.-We learn from the
Democratic Press, OF Chicago. that the wheat
harvest is nearly over throughout the cOun-
~ "''' '"C ''cp uhS otcH Sd'ucItu III tAt"i-
lent condition. 1t occupied a considerably
larger breadth than the crop of last year. tie
aggregate of Which was estimated at y, OOO,-
geo bushels
The Cincinnati Price Current makes an
estimate Of the crop of the present year in IS
States at l42. S36 900 bushels The Chira.o
Press thinks its estimate for PENNSYLVANIA
and Virginia too high. especially for the lat
ter. where the crop was very light on account
OF the drouth. and too low for Illinois aud
Wisconsin. The crop through Middle aud
Southern Illinois is reported to be quite equal
to what it was last year. when it was estimat-
ed at nearly o. quite ," 900 900 bushels. and
in the Northern portion of the State it is e.
ven better, taking acre for acre The crop
IN Wisconsin is even better than it was last
year. and the breadth Of ground was nearly
or quite third larger and exceeds the est-
mate by 2.Uoo 600 of bushels
a WINDFALL. We learn bv the Nrwcas
tie (Eny journal, that rhancerv case has
Recently been decided in on. OF the English
courts, by which John M4c.!oucal, of south
Boston, hard !aOuriny man, rccrlcyes yl5.
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Keep it before the people
Professor Mohr's

GER WAN FLY PAPER for
li!' >tir hId certain dr>frI,ct-
ION 81 Flies. Ants. Bus. No
tnl''">. e. This valuable ar
ti'i" l. offered L. the pt...li, y.
. 4 u'i'.iN l".l~pl. III ,h, almy,-
iIdi'.rd posts I" al Iioii>,Lc,r.
tr> ami Families.
u / PERFECTLY >irDr,e aua
>ii". VI >l.-c an..,.r,iI,. inn.
"' 'I'h ii''ic = llkcu i. r,,
n'i '-"r I" lie unprecedented iron,
.ii' INSECTS t"i>"l4lu. aiNthiuc
'iirN n.JA t'ii.c iiitnlira,tvith
al''r ha\ III the paper. ana II
possesses - great advantage.
over al Other r"i>r,I>. in II,
not heinz li1f,l. = ..,, -
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HNIIE subscriber has recently established 4
Z Polccarv shop at Ly,i"n. where may he
found jul assortment Of Drug and Medicines.
Vegetable. Mineral and Patent. Also
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M''-'c H1' French Nil also ''c t.n-.h, bv expert
enrri teachers. and ",i r,.,,>,.rl al,', terms,
u lu:I"n required t"r 'hc whole Term u,r-~
Il >itr'al H"rtrnsrlt i made T. NE cu;ifrirv
~ t. Especial an uf!"n viii be .icvor,d to a
NAT"Mf an! Fly >I"IuGY-;u they will ie laugh.
WIN lirticu'af t''r,'1.cc "a III, LpS II .Xaih =
hey ar" hei'cvr'l I" w. ~ul.i,cI Of rif1i Importance
I" communicating: sadly neglected. and II l. hop
ed tha: a l!r-,. number VIII ION thc class
Jas 5. DinANr, Principal
nauYllin .I,I,A 90 Nm t..., ~
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Chemicals, Surgical 1nstru-
ments, Fancy Articles,
Prescriptions Compounded

WIN accuracv and dr~pa'h.
Mrdirne> SurHir..i .l.,t.l.nr, : and Books Med.
ical or Miscellaneous, hot c hand viii be procure.
At short notice.
o. ro!cr' gratefully received and promptly at
teni"' ~. u. y. IEl L.. " u.
Lyndon. April Il, 1876. ...tf
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Acton WITH GRINDING.

A. "i..cr- and COMMUNICATIONS. WI receive
PROMPT a;'cl.i"n. /. l. FAIRBANKS. A.,!...
$ j" I.-t,urv Jil,r T. l>5t 49,:
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ST41E or VERMONT

Di>tric: If Essex S.
'lrc " ltin ami for said riot on the 9th ,ay -, an,
gust, 4. y >;s " ' " al"
i>ffl N IIrp"rtI,c 10 he the ,,,, ts,,r,.n
~ Lta Hall Late ii oirord ,>trI,. ,I,.,-.,i
Wink pc atiit'' !" IN" Court here tr Benton Nh, e>
tN'.I i.ii'. iiiti r Probate: II i ordered Iy .;
NJ .ii All "rs'> cHttric t.r. in l.. Notified f. m
1 III >>>l ii >t!': siIrt I" e holden AZ III. Prh,t. M
re II! l!'i a. r. >ili the 81 dan S,,.br -,
"it "'l"k 7 " and show oiH> il an, tf., m, h,v, "
Sa's me PROBATE u said III ir Which pirn,,, il i, fr
q 'ffrd ii! copy II Nh recr'. III this der L. Iii A
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- Johns my, This STATE. prcl !.> 10 sal; iin -, h
ill.,. WN en- I'M IN Iu,ir.. ~ ~ n'''!-
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IHE CASUALTIES OF JrLY. The Ma
; tIonal IntrlIgcErer gives the following re-
port OF the killed and wounded bv railroad
and steamboat accidents during the month
OF July, the number of lives lost bv fires. and
the amount Of property destroyed. The
fires which hav" not DESTROYED property to
the value of $4,000 are not enumerated:
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a WINDFAIL We learn bv the N.wcas-
tie (Eng journal, that a chancerv case ha,
recently been decided in on. OF the English
courts, by which John MAcdousal, OF south
Boston, hard !aooring man, rccclcves xI5,-
OuU
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HOLLOW WARE, &c.

A LARGE assortment Of Hollow Ware 4 Cook
~ Ing Utensils. At HUlNlON \ DEMiNG' ).
~. Iohn>hrirv Nav :. 1850