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Smyrna times., 1857-09-02
The Autumn Fairs,

The season, says the American AgricuIiuriSt
is approaching for our annual exhibitions o
agricultural and horticultural products These
are the most useful and interesting Of our rura
holidays. Here convene enthusiastic and skill.
tul culiivators, from far and near, TO compare
opinions, to discuss unsettled questions, to CLEAN
curlqNs Information of all sorts, and to win
prizes'i-' Such gatherings operate favorably in
many respects. They furnish season of rest
from labor, and of relaxation from the daily
cares of home life. They bring out the lead
ing minds engaged in rural occupations, whose
zeal and whose success inspire others with new
enthusiasm in their chosen pursuit. They lead
to the forming of new acquaintances, and
brighten the links of old friendships
But some persons, as we happen TO know. re-
frain from active participation in. Fairs because
having competed a few times for premiums
without success, they think it useless to try
again. To such we would kindly say: Don't
think the great object to be sought in attending
Fairs is to win premiums. 1t is higher and
better object to give and to gain information.
to give and to get new impulses, to form new
and to confirm old ones. Dear sirs.
90 TO the Fair, then, by all means. Take with
you whatever excellent production you may
nave, and let it take its chance in the compcti- !
ion for.reward. But do you be sure and go-
10, with glad and free heart, thankful for the
blessings of kind Providence, and let the lipht
# your happy countenance dIlfuSe joy over all
ou meet.
The prominence lately given at our Fairs to
XhIbltIOns OF horse-speed, and OF female equrs
rlanship, we cannot approve. In admiration
that noble animal, the horse, we are second
} none. In admiration of woman, we sre-
that shall we say! But there is place for
Verythlug. We like not to have our peaceful
grlcultura exhibitions turned into horsc-ruces;
nd least of all, DO we like to see gentle, low
g woman vaulting into the arena to become
for gaping thousands.
An improvement on Our present mode Of con- Z
lctng Fairs would be, TO Connect with the :
'hlbIton Of any superior product, some &C. /!
'nHt of the method Of It's production. 1t is II
1t enough to Gazzle the eyes of the spectator )
lth splendid animals, vegetables, fruits, grain
ops, &c. The earnest minded cuItiyaror i.
the while inquiring, hoto did he 10 ii, qnd {
40 can 10 tie same, ar q similar thiHg - Il
lch information could be given, perhaps, vcr c
lily, by the exhibitor himself, on some day It
sclaIiy set apart for such purposes,-or i, nj
ght be given in concisrly written statement Ii
pended TO the object exhibited. Ii sume such "
-angcment could be made, we think it would u
d great attraction to our Fairs. N
TIE POrATo CRoP promises to be vnrv nro-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26
THURSDAY-SECOND DAY.

The bright promise of the night before was
fully realized. \ more perfect autumnal day
could not well be imagined. At an earlr
hour, it became apparent that people gencr-
ally were inclined to improve it. The roads
were full of carriages, and the carriages full
OF people. The spacious rooms devoted to
the miscellaneous department, manufactured
articles, fruits, vegetables, &C., were crowded
to their utmost capacity. The articles there
in exhibited fully justified the interest taken
in examining them. 1t would be perfectly
impossible to mention Onc-tenth of the really
fine things. The collection was bcwildering
IN extent and variety. We are certain the
ladies will excuse us from more critical
mention, the more as their own appreciative
notice did no. cail to be bestowed upon the
host of beautiful things that would be tarn-
lshed by our untaugn, judgment. We may,
however, be allowed to commend some of the
pictures OF those in oil. landscape and an
imaginative piece entitled "The Soldiers
Dream contributed by Mr.. F. G. Weller, of
Llttlcton, y. H., pleased us most. Two heads
IN crayoning, by Mis- Pearson, of Peacham
We're among the best in that style. They
showed much more than ordinary artistic tai
ent. We predict for Miss Pearson an envia-
ble success as an artist. sho1id she attempt
'he higher reaches Of art. and deal in less
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TO MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND
MANUFACTURERS,

annCTrc re the TIIRTEENTII annual rnu,me Of the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. the Publishers respectfully
INFORM me public that ip order 10 increase and stimulate
Information Of cubs. they propose 10 offer
ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED rOLJARS IN
CASH PREMIUMS
for the fifteen largest lists Of ssrihrJ srnt IN bv the
Of January, l's said premiums 10 he Distributed a. fol-
lows
For tho largest l.t s3oo: a. Ssh FL s,p. .rb a.,
jth. Sl~: 18th Sn, th So: sIh So: OH $40: III $50.
lith. ga Eth. S25 10Th. 81: 18th. SO.
Names III SUI >rri.cr> can I've IN IT i,.rrs: times and
from 1crc' f">t Ulccs. The cash W IL rai 10 IN.
""ccI> "' The tt,sSl cuHpe "rS mrc.iatcs after the
ii II January. li!,
TERMS az - ES'HIrTIOE.-Tw. Dollar, 4 Year or
One Dollar '.,r - Mo,ills.
CHR RATE>-Fi,c Copies. fr Sin Months -: Five
Copies tr rHr civ" Months Ten Copies ,r Six Months
=: Ten Copies. i"r Twelve Mouths SIS Twenty Cnpir.
iur rw.lNc Months SIS
fr all ti:s Twenty and over The yearly substitution
is 'nl! S.i.
The 'w Volume will hc printed upon line paper with
new type.
well Known. AMI heretofore II viii b., Cii-iy .ie,ucd
The FUIugaii,i "f IrrInati relating the ,,r,,.
Mechanical and Chsna Arts. Maiuia, lures Agriculture
Patents Inventions Engineering. Mill Work. ali In
ai>aIce- II is issued weekly. IN binding il con-
tiis ara's rom ;tn - 6r finely executed Enrravys
and Notices al American and European Inproy eren,s
together with AN Official List OF american F,cnt Claims
published weekly in aiv anCcd ii all Other parrs
II the AIM the Editors ScIEN,,vc
I" present AL subjects discussed in It's columns Il:
ami popular irm- They will also eieAvor 1, MAINTAIN
candid carl >es> III combating and p,inS theories
thus rrc>er,, The character tIf>r,rr. Axrnc.> as
reliable Enc! ,riai!a Useful Entertaining Know
edge.
Specimen copies MI sent gratis L. any part %; IN.
country.
MI y i CO. Publishers and Patent Agents
No l:s Fulton New Ynrk
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Caledonia District.
TIL" r"a curt "f tie TStrict Caledonia To- all p.r
Si> Interested III the state q" Alfred Bouey lai- uf
" at'rthr'i. III said district. !r.eA-ci. t,>iate.
Abel toss executor the last will and testament Of the
iI Alfred T. Boicy. represents the that the
said tt"afc AT the ti,- Of his death the r-r of GER
tam RcAl Estate Ia wit About half land stu
at-d in the village III Lower Waterford, with Iuu. Barn
andSte standing thereof and the same which the said
de "asrd t'ught Of Hiram Cutting Ais, uriy ided
hail ri t'Tst Mill AMI Starch Mill standing on the Mill
Brook M called formerly owned nv the said Hiram Cutting
AiS that he lett certain consisting eI
chooses in action and miscellaneous Said Executor
ais" represents that il would m beneficial l., the heirs
devices al rstces and gil persons interested in said -s
AZ ny reason Of the tc"A and iu ractcahitv OF
carr. nG On H." same of making partition and di>trh,-
"n thr' that IN" whole cf said Real and all other
estate 10th real and lWr>. ri which the said drcdrn
M,' al The time Il" his death the owner. together with the
re'rr>io {" Power. should he sold although thu same is b
necessary Z" nay debts and charges "f am,
The proceed " such sale should b. assigned As the NV M
reefs ami sid Executor has made application To- said Court
"r license arr authority sell the whole al, said Eate
pirS slant 10 tl:t provisions q" the that f~half
Saian1ica'ion will he hrard and decided At the Probate
Of'c IN - "hn>hury. in said i>tri, Caledonia ON the
l3t h DAY % October. 4. ID. Isl.
l"r are therefore hereby notified to appear before said
Cor NJ the time and place aforesaid object Won s.e
rati>" 10 the granting " said license.
Der. 4. d. lS57. ' "
o--a ASA l.. FRENCH Register.
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Sh0emakers Attend!
THE BEST CH.1SCE yET,,

'I'IIE subscriber offers for sale one of the he's,
stands fora Shoemaket which can he found
in the state of Vermont. ]. consists of a conye-
-nient dwelling house. wocd-shed attached. a good
barn, and large shoe-shor, with ten acres of GOOD
land. pleasantly located in the village of North
Danvile. situated ~, the midst of rich f.rm;n"
district surrounded BY wealthy farmers. Who are
good customers : and ready pay. FoF good Gus
ments. as there is no shoemaker ncarer Than from
five to ten miles. There isa ffs.. rate chance to
keep boot and shoe store rtnr ection with the
custom shop Possession gi-cn immediately if
desire. For further r"r ;culars address the sub
se. H On inc premises. J. T. PAQCIN.
North Danrille. Il. Sept. IL, 1857. Soft
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MARRIAGES.

FKENcH-BAxTER-In this town. Sept %. by
Rev. W. B. Bond. Mr.. J. H. French, of Beloit.
Wis, and Miss Ellen NJ. Baxter, of this town.
LAuGHLIN-YorNG-InL Lowell, Mass, Aug. 81.
by Rev. D. Currier. Mr., A. s. IaugfKn Of RIVE
gate, anaMss Sarah Young. Of P'ctou,.N \. S.
PRrNGLE--L ttGHL1N-Ih 4isegate. SEPT. Sd, bv
Rev. John Boles, assisted by Rev Thomas G ood-
willie. Mr.. A. B. rfingle and Miss Julia A.
Laughlin, both Of Rycgate.
Lyndon. Sept IL, by Rev. J.
Britton. IT,. at his residence. Mr.. Thomas Cox,
ofLyndor, to Miss Catharne Lanotcr, Of Burke.
MARsHALL-WA Sutton, Sept 18th. by
Rev. r. D. Richardson, Mr. W. odburv l.. Mar
shall and Miss La,rinde 4. Watson, both Of
Burke = -.
ts-in Chicago, ILL.,, Sth inst. b,
Rey. Brooks, Mr.: L.. 3. Jameson to Miss
Sarah e. Allen, all Of Chicago
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26
ORDERcf NO7ICE"f SETTLEMENT.
Rt'BIE WNEATIY.S ESriTH

SiATE OF VERMONT. CAlEpN>t. Dlsrarrr S.
NJ Probate Court held Johns. ry i'm .aI district
on the 18th day al September. \. D. f&s1.
nEkEAS Ora Crosby executor cn the last will and
testament "f Ruic Whcaily la" - Hardwick in sain
"sI't deceased. pr"pss tNrenrr IN AZ, cunt If his adj
ii>trati ai1 IL hS AGAINST said estate
oi examination aflf allowance FIR the purpose making
partition AMI distribution cf the residue nj estate u-
ucf decree {" said court. the persons who are nv
Id" ehtr" I" The same: Ii is therefor ordered bv said
court 'lat Inc same come under cons Iteration and IL,
near" Il; tie Probate rc in ST Jnhi>,ury tue 18th dav
vi Vct"brt a - f>'I. And il is further ordered that all
persons interested bc notified hereof iv puii,atin az ,
copy I" Tue record {" this order In the Calconan printed
~ 'ohisbrE three weeks snccc>>vcly, previous
said time of hearing that they NAV appear and contest the
"l said account. II they see Cause and also I've
nc 10y said court in tie matter "f ar.iun and distr-
button Of said estate
~ the Court. Attest. ASA L.. FRENCH. Register
\ tru" copy Of record
52-A Attest. ISA J.. FRENCH Register
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKEr=sent Il

AT marhet-lstW Beet Gaze ltW Stores pairs Working
Oxen. IA Cows AMI Ca:cS. fWU sheep and lambs and
1910 swine.
Prices Of BccfEStra ?!n: first quality S. second do
s. 81: third do. S6.tp: ordinary ~ 81
Working oNcn-SarS at $50 l:b a 80.
Cows ana CalvcS-Sac> al Scl, y. ~ IS a IS
Veal Calv"S-Salc> At S;.:N a each
SroREs-icarlngs Ea-N: Two years old SIS s.: Three
years Old ~ Il II.
a LIS. "
Swin"-Pis LA SC; retail Ice per liz: fat hogs Sc
commissioning t" the large number of Beef Cattle at
market. there is further decline in prices
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26
LIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT!
- JEW EFT. having purchased the Right of
-. KNAPP'S PATENE.,
Rosin Oh LAME,

1t is FIVE TINES cheaper than whale oil.
burning fluid. or camphcnc. and gives 9oable the
light.
Burning fluid. camphcnc OF oil at twenty cents
per gallon is not as cheap. 80
1t is free from all dangerous explosive qualities
like fluid, and is perfectly sac rsides being much
pcatcr in its use.
+; gives a lgh, beautifully il,sg, soi. AMI Sea
i.. No practical light in the wc.li !, Sn heap
and pleasant, the expense not e::teeJ,'. ( three
fourhs of a cent ali hour. 1erscls with weak
eyes can use it without uiile.sans results.
lJ'Call and sec this no,; useful discovery of
the present Ting.
So!d,orlr l., S. JEW Eft. St. John ,burv. VT.
this Dry Goods, Grocery and Crockcrv Store.
kittrctgc Block. 52-H
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ORDER Of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT

EDw ARD W: NEWELIS' ESTtTE.
SrATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DIsrRIcr. IS.
AT Probate Court holden at S.: Johnshry said District
ON the 18th day Of September, A. H.. l<57
W HEkEAS. Aramnta Newell Administrative on the e.-
tate OF Edward Newell late Of Burke said district
deceased rOSts to fender account Of her administers
non anu I" present hsr account against said ex
amati" for the purpose ofmaking partition
~ Tire residue said estate under decree
c said sMone the who by Law entitled 10
he SANG therefore ordered by said Court the
same come under consideration beard at the Probate
S,te, q 9: bloomsbury. the 18th day Of October d.
hnd II Is fertilizer ordered hst arpersoas interested
sOrter in the Caiedonian printed At 81 Jotnsbury
three said time hearing
ina they may appear ami contest allowance Of said ac
Count they see cause: and also I've heard said court
In the matter Of pattionand distributor Of said estate
BY the Court.
Attest, ASH FRENCH. REGISTER.
A true Copy of Record.
52-a Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH Register
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80 Best wrought dress. Mrs. C.. ". Scott.

Best wrought dress, Mrs. c. v. Scott,
Kirby, =. sc
Best watch cases, Miss A. \. Ntoulton,
ST. Johnsburv, ~
Best family record in vo-steti, Miss Eliza
B. Lang. St. j = 81
Best frame worstcd work, Mrs. II. L.
Brockway, st. ~
Best suit boys clothes, Mrs. H. B. Mars
ton, ST. sc
Best toilet cushion and mat, Mrs. l.. c.
Crane, Barnet. 81
Best sofa spread, Miss +. L.Hoadloy.SA "a
Best silk quilt, Mrs. r. Z. Brock~,i1s;s-.J ~
Best wrought skirt, Mrs. L. Eors.' .cn,
Waterford 80
Best hair wreath, Mrs. George +. Wells,
.Danville 80
% do, Mrs. J. NJ Parker. St J ,2j
Best pair overshoes; Mrs. G. p. Goss. st. J. 30
Best needle book. Mr.. S. Woods, Barnet ,2j
Best shell BASKET, Mrs. Joseph Hoyt,
Lyndon %
Best whatnot Miss Emily Idle, st. J. .5O
Best show case wrought goods, Mrs. VI.
g. Kingsley. st. J. 80
Best jars wax fruit, Miss +. VI. Rob-
crts, Danville %
Best white bonnet. Mrs. S. Higgins st. J. 30
Best head dress, Mrs. S. Higgins. st. J. ,2J
Best burr basket, Mrs. II. IL. Newton,
Best 3 straw hats, Mrs. Rumina Rice,
st. J. 30
Best palm leaf hat Mrs. l.. Stowel. St.J. ,2j
Best muslin chid's frock. Mrs. <. L.
Brockway. St. Johnsbur!! %
Best wrought cap. Mrs. J. Young, st. J. ~
Best worstcd ,bo9uct, Miss N. i. Pcrno,
ST. JohnSbuly 81 %
Best HAIR wreath. Mis- T. B. Lang. St J. 81
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Messrs. Brigham &, Carpenter, st. Johns
bury. Marble Work. |,
Mcssrs. Gage Il Rowell, st. Johnsbury. :,
Photographs Nagureotypes. sc. /,
Miss Emma l.. TAYLOR, St John bury.
best Oil Painting. l.
Miss Mary l.. H. rcal on. Pcacham, two
Crsyonc. l,
Miss l.. Hancock, st. Johnsburv, one
Cravon. 10
Miss Jane Carr. Waterford. piece Pen
CLING. ~
Miss Eliza f.. Hale, Waterford. piece
Pcncilling. 30
Miss Mary T.. Graham. st. Johnsburv.3
pieces Pa>til. 30
Miss Sarah Jane ldc. st. Johnsbury. l
Oil Painting. 30
Mrs. Franklin Brown, st. Jolnsl,Irv. !
Cravon. 30
Miss l.. NJ Clark. Natclr rl. a Picture
and Frame. 30
Mi Mary Sha.. 81. John>burv. Or;
entail pictu., on glass. 30
Miss Mary Idle. st. Johnsburv. i Boqucts, 80
Miss Charlotte Fairbanks. St Johnsburv,
4 Flower Basket. 100
\. J. WILLARD, Scc'v.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26
California Seed Potatoes,

's'IIE subscriber has few hundred bu>hc,, Of
Potatoes. the seed OF which; came from Cali
fornia: they have ncv,r rus.cd nor rott,d and
Welded last year four hundred bushels To the acre
lie will dispose of them to farmers an, Others for
~ cents pc bu>hel. They Will re .sady for de
livery about the l>t of October. G. E. HALE.
Waterford. Sept. ~. 81 5o-j4*
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ESt.raV.

~ AME into the enclosure of the subscriber.
~ about the 18th Sept. six store sheep. The
owner is requested to prove property, rav char
yes and take them away. LEVI WILDER.
Lyndon, Sept. -. 1857. :;27jd*
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EFFICACY or rHE OxYCENAIED BIrrERs-trom J. G.
Dunn ESD late city Treasurer Boston juno 4. 1852 i
t;cn"mcnl have been for years troubled OCCASION
ally with severe attacks of indigestion: have consulted
many physicians tried Al"pathy and Homeopathy and
truly say. have received more speedy and ctrctal
relief from the Use {" the OXyscnari IiterS procured
from You. than from all other recics cheerful
~ recommend them all who suffer from similar attic
tiun. Yours truly JAMES & DI-NN
umerous certificates have been received from citizens
O. tie highest responsibility. Erry dyslcptic wilI amp
" repaid Tor trial If this cine, Seth W. Fuwlr
Co. LIS Washington Street. Boston. rrorrictors Sold by
their AGENTS cNcrNMhrrc. III
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DEATHS.

FREScH-Ip Clover, on the 18th inst, Nathaniel
French. aged about g..
CHAspIEE.in Iareabnrg. Sept. I, N the resi-
dence OF Deai Reuben Chandler, Mrs Sarah
Whipple. aged 50 years
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To the Ladies,

A PIANO FORTE, of Chickerin. make. of
- fine tone and in pcrfcc: ORDER; SlSo sple,l-
did sidesaddle for sale very cheSp before the 10Th
of October. by NM. LOCKE.
Lyndon, Sept. p. .j2-ji
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.v' In the annual game of football which
was played at Burlington Oh the ODD, the
Freshmen beat the Sophormores
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New Carriage Shop.

u L G G Y W A G q n e
ID The undersigned have on hand m A.. v.r.
for sale. Buggy Wagons. rhose vhn
are in want of the above will 90 wcH M can ~
see before purchasing elsewhere Shops in C,ls.
d"nia Machine Shop Company. Building. ne.,
the Passenger Depot. \. b. FLINT'
ID. s. WHEELER
II Repairing done to order.
81. Johnsburv. June 1, 1857. ga,
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(. e.'sTkykHa,
;; xaSrrAcrrRER or
- a S1I e DOORS

HAVING disposed Of tina. old Stock bourh. in
IL by Lawrence & Stevens. s>S hrlicvinc IN the
matchmaking is woith io'ry !ha; wont nav to
do well, would now offer tie following indne..
mcnts tncw feature n the hu>.. The hes,
OF Workmanship IS w"rra.-.i. ar that old cheat.
"nsea>"ned stuff w Il &c avoided. as everything ia
now isa::a Icdcr NV dii ION. and sold at prir.,
that can't be bca. in this community. con.idcr;n,
quala: q material and workmanship. All orders
fronn abroad promptly attended to. Work dcli1-
rrcG at the Depot when desired. free of charr..
-. 'f1>hury. Sept. IL. 1857 SoH
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Notice to Bridge Builders and
Stone MaSQnS.

HNlIE undersigned will receive proposals till
the 18th Of Oct. next for contract to build
covered bridge. across the Pa<.umpsic River at
pa>Sunpsi: village in i,a.nct with two abntmcnts
of stone The plan Of the bridge to he similar to
the lIridg" across the Passunipsic River near the
X. Il. Depot in 81 .Iohn>burv
LYMAN HARVEY.
WALTER ABBOTT. SSelec.msu
ALEXANDER JOHNSON,
Passi,i. p>ic. Sept. Is. 1857. Sl-53
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Vs. Medicine. scientifically and >h.ifuy com
ponr ed. which axes . III due pref ,nsons, and
IS Recommended lv citizens of III, highest rc>pcc-
liability. de serves the patronage Of III" public
Such medicine is the Oxygcna.cd Bi,tcrs, for the
cure of Dl spcp>il in all its forms
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

- Mr.. c. II. Clarke has again become a
resident of this place. See his advertisement.
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Farm and Stock for Sale at
:. AUCTIoN:

F2lIiE subscriber. wishing - 10 West, will sell
II his Farm. located III .:,ss:. ci. IL miles from
Garnet Depot. on the io7a | "a ing from McIndoea
5.sposcd of on
Tuesday, UctrJS, 1857.
a. 10 o'clock. 4. NJ. SaiS EaTi:, contains l25 acres
of good land. and is vel "a xicd and watrred.-
The building. consist of,.s lwclling-house and
the" large barns, witt, ru' water to the house
and barn fNn :nescr.k...iag spring. Tie land
is we'll divided into pa<.:rage and til!age. For
further particulars i'q'f, Of the subscriber ca
the farm.
Also. at the s..:ic time and place. will sold
Cows. 6 Ycarl rgs. sraires l. sheep. three
Years old Colt. SAX Years. old Mare. Also. l Gig
Wagon. single Sic sh. pair buffalo Robes: $50
bushels of Oats. 20 bushels Wheat. ~ bushels
Corn. 30 bushels Iots'ccs 10 bushels Beans. Al
so. n large quaint ys'. Farn,in. Tools. Household
Furniture. &c. ...- THOMAS GILFILLAN.
JOHN H. M0ni.t:. Auc:ionee1.-
Barnet. Sept. -. 1877. 50-54
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Fresh Arrival
.t. : OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
II =ss.ATTHE
:. nEpOtc (.TOTuTNC STORR

:: DEPOT CLOTHING STORE,
J.HLRO.AD-ST, ST JOHNSBERI.
The subscriber has just returned from Boston
with a large and splendid stock Of
English, French. German & American
87oADCIs
Plain and Fancy Docskins and Cassmercs; Rich
Silk Velvet. Silk Grcnadicn and Lasting
ESTINCS
Furnishing Goods, &C.
II + 4 ID y " 4 DE I'll OTUIEG
Also Hats and Caps. Trunks and Valiaes, all
which will he sold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Gentlemen in want Of any Of the above will
confer favor bv calling and examining nv stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
W. ii. HORTON.
Sept. Il. lSj..
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\. J. WILLARD. Scc'v.

THE BOSTuS Brass BAND.-Wc do not
speak of this celebrated Tand 20 praise it.
they need nothing of the kind from us; but
simply to congratulate the people of this vi
entity in having had an opportunity to hear
one of the best Bands in New England. and
to thank the Fair Ground Company for hav
ing furnished us. at considerable expense
with such ar.rc musical fest. The concert
which they gave on Wednesday evening at
the Town iiall was we'll attended and loudly
applaudcd. We believe nov that the qucS-
ton is settled. that it is just as cheap to have
goal Band at our harvest festivals. and a
great deal more satisfactory to those who
have ears to hear. The Band made many
friends i'll st. Iohnsburv. and should they
ever come here a.c;ain they will meet with a
warm reception.
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TIE OWNERS CT Town TE,M>.-Wc give
below the owners of the oxen that took the
premium as town teams:
sTEEroEp-J. Farr. vokr-Stcphcn
Richardson. IL. \. Parks. John Felch.
!-John =. Carr. IA. Il. Ross. l-Calvin
Brown. l-D. l.. Brown. IL. I. Dewey. l.
ST. JoI>SEI'EI.-R W. Hastings. 4-B.
Butler. Ill. Stiles. IA. G. Heath. 1-B
Sanhorn. John Spaulding. l - i>oac
Woods, |.
WATEEroEp.--Wm. IIovcv. Is \ NJ
insion. II. &. IIo>"v. &c. ". Fc!ch.o-
Joseph Fc,ch. u. W. S,oddarel. 10. T..
Span! ing, james Works, Hiram Be
Els. j.
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E.. /; CLARK

DIRECECR Of WISIH 1T TIE
NGRTt CHCRCH, st. JohastM:y, VI.
.Tehc,c. of Vocal ana Instrumental Music. -
=. B.-Singing Schools and Bands taught O..
reasonable terms. .iott
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NJ RRIAGES AND DEATHS.

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