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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAnKRr.

WEDNESDAY,, Aug. o, la5h.
At market to-day ESQ Caule. 200 Reeves aud $50
Siores-ronsisling Of Working Oxen, Cows and one
two ahd three years old,
PUicrs - Mifkef Brrc-Exifa 90; Let uuality
81 00a7 30 : "a do So OOa6 SO; 81 do S.; ord 50
Mdss-1 Sc per 10. TaHop--7a7 -4c per 10.
CdVSkHs-l8 lie perlb. Peiis-50aGOc
Veal C,irss-S3 Las - at market.
SroRrs- Working Or,H- 20 pairirom Maine $50,
500, l25ssli0,
Co,cs and Calres-S30 i5ajQ.
Tro Years Oh-SaO a 30.
Three Iedrs Oid-S3O a 40
.ShsspaHd Lambs--2I6O at market.-Priees Extra
slasl 81 BY lot, 81 S0aSj
Remarks-There was large number Of Caltie at
market 10 day bot with the exception OF the keniuc-
Ky. aud some oxen from Maine, mostly small siun
which sell, better than large Cattle this hot weather;
large Cattle were shade lower than last week but a
few head sold Of or ghcsl quotations; 81 ST. Law.
renee Company Caie left over last week and includ-
ed IN this weeks number. Sheep and Lambs Extra
quality sold quick al slight advance; otherwise phi.
ees same as last report. No fat Hogs al market
There we've 81 cars over the Boston aud Maine Rail-
road, 10 over the Boston aud Lowell Railroad, and 10
over the fehbuIg Railroad, loaded with eaile, sheep,
swine calves aud horses.
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Tue HoosAc TuSSEL.-'rhe contractors Of
the Troy and Greenfield railroad are expert
menling on the great tunnel under Hoosac
Mountain, and with prospects Of ultimate sue
cess. They commenced in May last, and with
the common hand drill, and powder for blast
ing, hole 200 feet in length, @ IL feet high,
and II feet wide has already been made into
the mountain. Other parties are following the
advance guard, enlarging the hole TO the re-
qulred size of the tunnel--l7 feet each way.
The rock is mica slate and yields easily to the
drill and the action of powder The work on
the smaller hole OF heading, goes 90 night
and day, by two sets Of hands. The Mountain
is 1900 feet high, nino miles over and four
miles through, and through this distance the
proposed tunnel is 10 be carried. The greatest
difficulty TO contend with is ventilation, which
Will increase as the work extends The open
ing now clears itself slowly after blast and
delays the workmen. The present plan is to
force air into the tunnel by means of large
fan operated by steam power. The contractors
hope by more improved and thorough system
of work and workmen, 10 double the present
advance and by commencing on the other end
10 double Matchmaking in all about 10 feet ad-
vance per day; at this rate the whole would
be completed in five years. Ten feet per day
is, however, all that the most sanguine antci-
pate, which would require seven years to com
plete the undertaking. The constructing, fin
ishing and equipping of the whole road from
Greenfield to Troy,-50 miles-has been taken
by the contractors for less than four millions Of
dollars, and they feel confident of making a
handsome thing out Of it. The present expert
ment is made wholly at their own risk and ex-
pense, the company not furnishing the $780,
600, promised, TO commence the work, aud the
loan Of the state credit for two millions of dol
lars will not become available ill an advance
of 1000 feet has been made in,o the mountain.
Efforts are making to enlist the sympathy of
capitalists, SO as to obtain the requisite funds
for carrying on the experiment. The success
ful completion of the tunnel is only work Of
time and money. II is practicable and yankee
ingenuity and yankee enterprise, and skill and
capital will accomplish, this, one of the great
est schemes of ancient or modern lines
Hampshire Ga-ette.
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STATE OF VERMONT. wypu.y. =.

In Chanccry,...AIsox L. WILDER rs Fnrp. w.
QUINN & WiFE, ct ais
WHEREAS, Alison L. WILDER Of Whining
w ton in said County, on the 9Th day Of Aug
ust, A. d. 1866. filed In the Office Of the CLERK Of
the Court Of Chancery for said County, bis Petit
ton against FREDERICK W. QUINN a CAM
DICE c. QUINN his wife formerly Of said VIII
mington, but now residing without the State Of
Vermont, and CHARLES NJ. QUINN & FRANCIS
NJ. CROSBY, Administrators upon the Estate of
/ HARVEY JEPSON, deceased, all Of said Whining
ton, setting forth that the said Fred. W. Quinn
and Wife on the 2sth day Of April, 1852. mort
gagged 10 one Ira Adams, two pieces Of land in
said Wilmington, one bounded east on Deordeld
River South and North on lands then owned by
Hiram Wheeler, and West on land Of Hiram
Cushman, containing about 20 acres; the other
bounded East on land Of Chester Davis and land
then owned by Ezra Cushman, North on land
then owned by said Ezra Cushman, West on land
Of Alauson Cook, aud South on lands then owned
by said Hiram Wheeler, containing about 20 acres
also lane fenced cut leading from the last de-
scrhed piece Of land TO the highway
for the payment Of 5000, specified In four notos Of
800 each payable to said Adams or bearer, with
interest annually, all Of which are now due and
unpaid which said said mortgage and notes have
been assigned to the Plaintiffs and further setting
forth that the said Charles NJ. Quinn and the Is
tate Of said Harvey Jepson claim to have some in
interest in said mortgagcl premises acquired sub
sequenuy to said mortgage, and praying that the
Equity Of Redemption of all the defendants in
said premises may be forecl0sel. Whreupon il
appearing that the said Frederick W. Qainu and
Wife cannot be served with process, they residing
without this State, It is ordered by the Chancellor
that the Plaintiff notify the said Frederick W.
Quinn and Cahiice c. Qrinn his wife to appear
before the Court Of Chancery next to be held at
Newfanc in and for the County Of Windham on
the third Tuesday Of September. A. h. 1856, by
publishing the substance Of his said Petition with
this order for three weeks succcssyey in the Yer
mont Phoenix printed at Brattleboro' in said Coun-
ty, the last publication to be At least twenty days
previous to said next September Term Of said
Court, which will be deemed sufficient notice to
said Frederick W. Quinn aud to appear aud an
swer said Petition. Il. TYLER, Clerk.
S. p. FLAG0, Plaintiffs Solicitor %
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WHITINoHAM ACADEMY.

TINS Institution will commence its Fall Term
Il on Wednesday the Sd day Of Sept. next
The Trustees take pleasure in announcing that
they haSe secured the services Of MR. HENRY
WYNN, member Of the SoPHoNoRE Glass in YALE
COLLEGE, whose well known reputation as a scholar
warrant the assurance to those who may atscnd
that iris term will be both agreeable and profitable
Terms, as usual.
Board can be obtained in good families as reason-
able as at any other SCHOOL, scholars can be
accommodated With apartments to board them
selves. HOSEA 7. BALLOU, for Trustees.
Nottingham, July 9Th, 1855. 2S
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MASONIC NOTICE. INC REGULAR .

MASONIC NOTICE. The regular COM
muuication of Golden Rule Lodge of Free and Ao
cepted Masons will be held at their Hall in Putney
on the Wednesday or before the full moon in
each month, at o'cl'k L. NJ. j. LOWE, Sec.
EXCELSOIR,-ourm otto,-all articles Of
our manufacture are warranted to possess all the
qualities recommended. Enquire for Bacon's Ex-
eelsior Hair Oil, Cooking Extracts, Colognes, Per-
fumes, Soaps, Inks, SC.
W. A. BACON,
Proprietor aud Manufacturer Ludlow, VI.
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WESTMINSTER SEMINARY,
VERMONT

MIR, & MRS. l.. r. WARD, and Assistants
vi Fall, Winter and Spring Terms Of II weeks
each, begin the last Wednesday Of August, No
velnber and February, respectively, l week yaca-
ton before the Summer Term of weeks For
Catalogues showing the standing Of this Seminary,
for board rooms for self boarding apply To the
Principal. l.. II. HALL, Secretary.
July II, 1856 Tw2g
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sTATE on VERMONT. N.nlnono.

The PROBATE Court for salt Biyricf To all per-
sons interested in the Estate Of GEORGE FOX,
late Of Wilmington, deceased, GnrErrNe
WHEREAS, DAVID BILLS. has presented to
w this Court an Instrument purporting TO be
the last Will Of said deceased, for probate; You
are hereby notified that this Court will de,ideupou
the probate Of said Instrument At the session there
Of to be held at PATCHS Inn. in Wilmington, in
said District, on the last Thureiay Of August. A.
ID. 1856, when and where you may appear and
contest the same, if you see it,
32 +. HOLBROOK, Register.
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West River Academy.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY, VT.

VNIlE FALL TERM of this Institution will COM
Il mence WEDNESDAY, A lgust 10Th.
EDWIN II. TAYLOR, A. b., Principals;
Miss L. A. RICHARDSON, Pre,epress.
The Directors having secured the services Of
teachers Of tried ability, and having made every
cxerton to place this young but furnishing Insti-
tuition on a footing with the best, eau now conf
IDENTIFY recommend it 70 the earaesi student
Whilccare is given to lay the foundation by per-
feeting the Practical Branches, especial attention
will be given to the Ornamental Department All
kinds Of Painting, Pencilling, Wax-Work, Sc,
taught For the teaching Of Instrumental Music
the services Of a superior teacher have been en-
gagged.
Board and Tuition on as reasonable terms as
elsewhere. W. W. RUGG. Secretary.
SourH EoSDoNDERRY, W.,
July Goth, 1856. 3w32
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STATE OF VERMONT,

IN tHANNEh1.
DAVID SrEARNs VS.. Robert MEEsIoK.
VXTHEREAS David Stearns Of Putncy, in said
w County brought his petition against Robert
Meesick, formerly Of Rockingham, in said County
but now residing out Of this State, setting forth
that the said Robert, ON the 9th day Of March,
1855 mortgaged to the plaintiff a certain piece of
land situated Ia the village Of Bellows Falls in
said Rockingham, bounded easerly by Green
Street, northerly by said Meesick's house lot
westerly by line parallel with Green Street, and
ten rods westerly of said street, and south0ry by
line parallel with said Meesicks house lot, and
four rods distant therefrom, conditioned for the
payment of 500 specified in four notes of 500
each, all Of which are now due and unpaid ex-
ceptng the last note Of S50-and praying that
the equity of Redemption Of the defendent in the
premises may be foreclosed. Which petition was
filed in the office Of the Clerk of the Court Of
Chancery for said County, on this 3lst day of Ju-
ly, 1856, and is made returnable to the next term
Of said Court, to be held at Newhne, in and for
said County, on the third Tuesday of September,
A. ID. 1866
wheforc it is ordered by the Chancellor that the
plaintiff notify the defendant Of the tendency Of
said petition and Of the term to which the same is
returnable, by publishing the substance Of said
petition, with this order, for three weeks success
lively in the Vermont Phoenix. printed at Brattle-
boro, in said County, the last publication to be at
least twenty days previous to said next Septem-
Der term of said Court which will be deemed
sufficient notice to the delcndent to appear and
make answer to said petition.
r, TYLER, Clerk
A. S. CAMPBELL, PrG's Solicitor.
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LELAND SEMINARY,


TuliS Institution cdntinues proaporoGs Under
Il the iudicious management " g. y. SMITH
A. NJ, Principal, assisted by seven able instruc-
tors IN the various Departments, including ma
tive French teacher, which affords excellent adyan-
iagcs TO those WHO desire to study the French Ian
gulge. The next Fall Term will commence on
Wednesday, Aug. 9th. The expenses are a. low,
and in many cases lower, than In similar Insttu-
tons in this vicinity aud including board and tut
Ton in English Latin aud Greek, ne, not exceed
$50 term. sclf-boariers oxpend much less
sum-eyery facility afforded ruomers and self
ooarders Board in the Boarding House and in
private families, including washing room-reni,
and All incidentns, from 81 10 to ~ n week. but
exclusive Of the above, about 81 rs a reek-Tui-
ton at the former low rates, to which is aided a
small incidental expense Of 10 cents a quarter
The Teachers class as heretofore-L Lectures Oh
History. Bellies I.ettres. Teaching. aud the Natural
Sciences. A large addition has just been made 10
the apparatus, 90 that the teachers can now give
all needful illustrations in the study Of Astronomy
Philosophy, Chemistry, History, Geography, An-
atomy Physiology, &c, together with a complete
set Of instruments for Surveying, Lcyeing and
Engineering. For further particulars apply Of
the Principal C1AS. CLARKE, Secretary.
T0wnsheud, July 3d. 1856. 81
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DAILY LINE.
AND NETWORK STEAM
BOATS.

v1IlE superior first class steiner CITY OF
4 HARTFOAD, Capt Mus, will loayi
from foot Of TalcOtt 81. every Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday. at - p NJ, and the GRANT i
STATE, Capt KING, every Monday. Wednesday
aud Friday at 80 2. NJ, for New York.
to Pare to New York $3.50. Forward deck
S100.
The Boats above named are Of the largest class
and have been built aud furnished with special re-
gard to the safety and comfort Of passengers They
have elegant state room Accommodations and are n
every respect first class boats.
Passengers leaving Springfield by the P. NJ.
Train will have ample time 10 connect with these
Boats. Freight taken at low rates.
May &c. 4m22 WIN. SAVAGE, Agent
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sAxToNs RIVER SEMINARY.

STATIONS RIVER SEMINARY.
TINE FALL TERM of this Institution will
IL commence on IuIsDAi, Sept. >, With 2 full
corps Of able and efficient teachers.
The Principal, Mr.. WM. n WILBUR, A. D.,
who, in a similar station elsewhere, has gained
desirable reputton-bgings from highly rcspec-
table sources, full testimonials Of his superior
qualifications TO take charge Of an Academy Of the
highest grade. Being q teacher by profession and
now permanently connected with this Seminary
assisted moreover by Preceptress who is grad
uate from one Of our highest Female Institutions,
he will adopt the most approved methods Of in
structon, and steadily aims to render every de-
partment thorough
The ample qualifications Of the teacher Of French,
Mrs. |. NJ. WILLAMETTE, who perfected her ac-
quaintance with the language during residence
Of several years in Paris will secure public conf
dence. Few Institutions it is believed, furnish
equal facilities for attaining that unusual accom-
plishment, a correct French pronunciation.
The Trustees are giathed 10 announce also the
names Of Miss MARION RIMBALL, teacher of
Ornamental Branches, and Mr.. PEYTON RAN
NEf, teacher Of Penmanship. Competent instruc-
ton will be given in Instrumental Music. Proses-
sonal gentlemen of known ability, will deliver
lectures on Anatomy and Physiology.
Tuition at the usual rates. Board in good fam
lilies us low as elsewhere Good accommodations
provided for self-boarding
Instruction will be given In practical Field Sur
yeying, with the use Of chain and compass; and
special attention to students designing to teach or
eater college.
BY liberal outlay, the Seminary building is
receiving extensive repairs and improvements
Besides, at an expense Of several hundred dollars,
the Institution will be supplied, at the beginning
Of the Fall Term, with well selected chemical aud
philosophical apparatus, entirely new, and in the
best condition for use.
To all who are DESTROYS Of obtaining the benefits
of superior school, this Institution is recommend
ed as Offering advantages peculiarly inviting. For
further particulars, inquire Of Rev. L. Hayden, L.
s. Sabin, Jr., or of
J. A. FARNSWORTH, Sec'y.
saxtons River Vt, July %, 1856. Gw30
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wool Carding and Cloth Dressing

TIME subscribers. after forty years experience,
L again offer their services to all those who may
want their Wool Carded or Cloth Dressed in the
very best manner but they will warrant no rolls
made from wool not washed on the sheep.
As "Young America is the order Of the day,
we shall hereafter do our work at the lowest cash
price, but girc no credit We will be ready 10
wait on our friends and the public on and after tho
first Of June next q. g. H. BAOG
North Bernartston, May "a, 1866 20
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FOR SALE.

TTNtE large and commodious Dwelling House
y and out buildings connected herewith, own
ed by the subscriber and situated in the pleasant
village Of Bratilcboro, the corner Of South and
Canal streets. The house has been built but few
years, and is in good repair. Il is occupied by
four families, all Of whom are well convened. On
the premises are three neyer-ailng wells Of excel
lent water. Connected with the house arr two
Barns and all other needed out-buildings.
The location Of this estate is in the center Of the
manufacturing portion Of the village, which rem
ders II a desirable situation for boarding house
Also, will be sold with the above two SMALL
LOTS OF LAND near the village.
Terms Of payment made easy. For further par
tieuars inquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
l.. NJ BURNlIAM.
Brattlcboro, Aug. /, 1856. 6mSl
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CARPET1Nes.

LN0R Rich and Handsome styles Of CARPETS
II at LOp Prices, To- Corner Store, No.
Blake's Block, sign of the Elm Tree
" o. L. AUSTIN.
Brattieboro, July, 1856. %
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MARRIAGES.

In this village at the Brattleboro House, Aug. Z,
by Rev. Geo. H. Deere, Mr.. RoBERT FuLToN Of
Coleraine, Mass, and ELIZABETH H. WoRDRS Of
Marlboro, Vt.
AT Fayetteville, July 3lst, by Rev. o. Warren,
Mr.. A. r. PUTNAM of Wardsboro and Miss MAR
TIA NJ. WILKINS of Weston.
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American State Council in Massachusetts,.
Another Iloit.

The quarterly meeting Of the state council
Of the American organization of Massachusetts
was held at Filchburg on Tuesday. Only 100
members were present, out Of about 1000 which
full council would number. A. b. Ely Of
Boston moved to endorse the nomination Of Fill
more and Donelson. Gideon Haynes ofWalth-
am moved to amend by substituting Fremont
and Johnston; amendment carried, 80 to SO.
b. F. Cook Of Boston then read a document
from the president Of the national American
council, Mr. Bartlett Of KY, reyoking the char
ter of the Massachusetts council, on the ground
that they refused to support the nominations Of
the American party fairly made, and granting
authority to the Fillmore men to form new
councils The Fillmore wing then Withdrew
and formed a new state council, with A. b.
Ely as president The Fremont portion en-
dorsed the nomination Of Gardner for governor,
and adhered to the nomination of Fremont and
Johnston.
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NOW is THE TIME.

THE subscriber has just received from Boston,
l. and direct from tire Manufacturers, large
assortment Of
u Ladies', Cents, Misses and Children's
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
which are to be sold for the next NINETY DAYS
erecting loo for Cash. z. SIM0NDS.
Bnttleboro, June l2th, 1856. -
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NEW BOOKS,

or, Sketches and Burlesqucs.
Il Plu-ri-bus-tah by Docsticks, p. d. The
rise Of the Dutch Republic, by J. l.. Motley. Five
NAV 23. 1856. 81
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MASS STATE CONVENTION.

The Freemn Of Vermont who are dissatisfied
with existing nominations, and are in favor Of an
Independent Ticket for State Officers, are request
ed to meet in Mass Convention at White River
Junction, on Friday, the 10th day Of August, to
nominate such ticket for State officers as shall
seem advisable.
Publishers throughout the State are requested to
give this an insertion next week. MANY CITIZENS
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GRAIN.-The market for Corn Is quite firm, with
light stock and moderate demand. Prices
for Oats tend upward with light receipts
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NEW BOOKS, ......... NEW BOOKS.

NEW BUUkS, ......... NEW BUUkS.
LIFE OF JOHN c. FREMONT;
Life otJas. Buchanan;
Miss Bremr's New Book;
The Martins Of Gro Martin;
Wilson's Western Africa;
John Halifax GENTLEMAN;
Jarvo's Italian Lights
Gerard the Lion Killer;
Allison's History Of Europe, "a Series;
Bayue's Christian Life;
4 Laly's Second Journey round the World;
Helps Spanish Conquest, &c, &c,
Il Al FELTON'S BoOKsroRE.
July 10th. tf2s
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PROYISIONS.--The market for Pork has not va
red. Stock light and sales SMALL Sales Of
Beef small Lard firm. Butter quite firm
and urices have advanced
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follows
Anti-B Billions Pills;
stomach Pillsi
Compound Extract Of Dandolon;
'' Syrup Of Yellow Dock
" Syrup Of Comffry;
Female Restorative Cordial
Dysentery Syrup;
Pectoral Elixir;
Vegetable Vermifuge;
Magnetic Eminent;
Compositions; Hot Drops;
Strengthening Plaster;
Extracts, Tnctures, &c.
These medicines were prepared by the late Or,
Carlcy, who had the exclusive possession Of the
recipes from which they were made; and those who
wish for supply Of the genuine articles will do
well to give Mrs. C. a call.
July Is, 1856. 2m2o
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VERMONT VALLEY RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.

rgNIlE Annual Nesting Of this Corporation will
l. be holden a, Island Hall, Bellows Falls. on
Wednesday, 18th day Of August next, II O'Clock
noon. to act on the following articles
LIST, To elect officers Of said Company for the
year ensuing.
ID, To transact any other business that may le-
gally come before saidJneeting.
An stockholders in said Company will he ear
re1 said Road, free Of charge in going 10 and
from said meeting, on that day, upon presenting
to the Conductor the Certificates Of their Stock.
l.. G. MEAD, Clerk.
Brattleboro, July 10, 1856. 2s
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&. A. RICHARDs's FAMOUS
ABBOTT'S BITTERS

IHv HIHIIDIe Ahu WeII hHVNH IVIIv0y IvF
Indigestion,
Dyspepsia.
BiliOusucSs,
Sick Headache, and
All Summer Complaints,
70 For sale, wholesale and retail, BY the under
signed, GeAerai .fgeais, and all Groeers and Drug
gists throughout the country.
BURNHAM, FEDERHEN ~ co.
and 10 Court ST., Boston. Mass.
Aug. !, 1856. Gw3l
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COMMISSIONER, NOTICE,

TINE undersigned having been appointed Com
Il missioners TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the
Estate of HORACE i. CHASE, late Of Brattle-
boro, deceased, aud also all claims exhibited in
offset thereto; and six months from the 26th OF
June is allowed for that purpose. We will attend
to the business Of appointment at the dwelling
of l.. b. II. CHASE in Brattleboro, on the 26th
day Of Dec next at one o'clock =, NJ
GEO. A. HUNT,
ARNOLD J. HINES.
Bratllebolo, July q, 1856 30
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N OTTcN.

Persons in want Of information in any or all Of the
different branches Of the Ar. would ind It Tor their
interest to call upon WELLS x kNEELAND. as
their reasonable and there is no pan Of the
Chemical Process bei ,hry are coover,anl with.
Thorough Instructions given in the Art
Ar our RooMs ~ BRATTLEBOR0, VI,
Or at No. 6 MEHcHANrs Row,
NORTHAMPTON, Mass. lw32
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DEATHS.

In this village, July 30th, FRANCIS W., son Of
Joseph II. and Jane L. Plummer, aged is months
and % days.
In williamsyille, July 18th, Mr. RUEI N. RICH
ARDsoE, aged &C.