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MARRIAGES..

AHEoT-l.ININGsro>-I rcacham. Scot. -. y,
EcN. 4. Boutcllc. Mr.. AmrS " Abic.. of Hyc
gate, and Miss Elizabeth a. Livingston, Of Pc,
cham.
WRi"HT-HAEHls-In Lunenburg. Sept 10, h,
J. W. llartshoru. Esq. Mr.. Arthur Wri-h., Of
St bloomsbury. and Miss Ellen VI. Harris. Of
Thctford.
NfwM>>-C HENEY-ln I.unenburg. S.pt 20. b,
the same. Mr. Lewis L. Newman. of rarrc,
and Miss Minerva \. Chcnv Of Iun?n}urc.
MAH-FIANprr>-A,so. lv the same. Mr.
James VI: Newman. Of Barnet, and Mis-,
Elizabeth i. Flanders. Of Ha,crhill. y. II.
CoE-MCNr>L-At East Burke, sept 6. hy Rev.
Il. Goddng. Mr. David Coo. Of Sheffield, and
Miss Awilda II. McNoal. of Burke
Observation-Disclosures. by the same. Sept
Il, Mr. Thomas ". Marshall. of Lowell, Mas:
and Miss Rosetta Hunter. Of Ivrdoh.
lloWAEp-tN DEEwooD-In Bradford, Sent. -.
by Rev. SilaS Mrkccn Mr. Ira Howard. and
Miss Laura Underwood, both of Bradford.
I1oYT-MoEsE-ln CraftSburv, Sent, |. by Roy.
\: O. Hubbard, Mr.. Rufus lIoyt and Miss Car
oiinc Morse.
OENsEl-Mr RrnY-In bradford, Sept II. bv the
Rev. Sila> Mckcrn. Il. Mex. OrnShy, ESQ.
and Miss Lucy j. Murphy. all of bradford
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the largest town III Vermont. The popul;
ton of Rutland would have lie III much lars
er now provided houses could he rented, an
by 1860 we think it will come fully up 10 10
600.
DEATH OF Hon. J. y. FARNswoRTM-
Hon. J. ID. Farnsworth, of Halifax, Vernon,
died September 9th. aged Sc years.
Judge FarnswOrth was for many wears
valuable member of the Corporation of tn
University of Vermont, and was variously en-
gagged i'll the responsibilities of public service
during large part of his life. He had beer
a member Of the Baptist church of about six
ty years.
LIQUOR CAsE-Thc Orange County Jour
nal states that Oh thc 18th instant, George Y
Randall and William Wheeler, of Newburv
were before Justice Baily on complaint of the
States Attorney, charged with selling liquol
contrary, to law, in the vicinity of the Town
House, Newbury, on the lst day of Septcm
Der to which they plead guilty, and were fin
cyl $40 and costs Of prosecution
, Also on the Sth instant, Daniel Emerson
OF Newbury, was fined 81 and costs ofproscc,l-
ton. for being intoxicated.
- In Vermont, one person to every fifty
three is unable to read md wri;c- 7..cvrk
ter.
That is the black republican banner state.
Post
And how does it compare with some ofthe
banner states of the locoiocos? PENNSYLVANIA
for instance, where one person of every forty
cannot read or write. Or South Carolina.
where one in eighteen are in the same conti-
ton OF ignorance. Or Texas where oue IN
sixteen cannot read. Or Arkansas. where
on" IN &c" are obliged to get their leaders to
read the locotoco votes which they cast. The
less SAID about ignorance in connection with
politics the better for the loc0focos. For
where Ignorance abourds lcfcfocoiS,r doth
much more atcund.- .4mhc,M EtprcSs
PAINFUL ACCIDENT Ont CT liz hands l,n-
on the Steamer Montreal. whose name &c
did not learn, while moorins the boat to the
wharf on Tuesday, got his arm caught in some
way between the cable and post. The bones
were not broken neither was the skin badly
torn bnt the muscles of the forearm were
stripped from the bones for several inches
from the wrist up and crowded back toward
the clbow.-BuItnyion Free Press.
HE STATE llOCSE-Thc walls are now
halt up. and the iron beams for the second
flor (which is to be of ron are row being
put in place Waterman.
9 The we'll in Johnson about whicht there
has been so much mystery. has been dug out.
but the girl has turned rp alive and we'll in
Massachusetts.
rANT'1or1n.-Thc friedman clas; at Han
over number 81 Five new members have
joined the S"phrmnr". and three the Junior
class since the beginning of the prcscn. icrm.
u i",i*or .Louln
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Best lamp mat. Mrs .. L. Brown. =:
I'd do. Miss \. \. Shattuck. Wheelock, ::
Best frame worsted work, Mrs X. +.
l'rockwav. St J. :.
Best family record in worsted, Miss Eli
"a y. Lang, st. J. ::
EMBROIDERY.
Best wrot collar. Mrs s. VI. Beedc. st. !. =;
I'd do. Miss Augusta ". Weeks, Dan
vile. .
! Best collar and cuffs. Miss Augusta VI.
Weeks. DanyilIc, =
ID do Miss Lucy Spencer. st. !. j
Best bead collar. Miss Maria Hill, Water
ford. .
Best pair under sleeves, Miss +. l.. Morse,
st. Johnsbury. }
Best wrought skirt, Mrs. John Houghtcn
Waterford =
I'd do. Mrs. Gilbert Spencer, st. J. >
Best wrought cap. Mrs. J. Young, st. !. -
Best muslin child's frock, Mrs. X. i.
BrOckway. St J. .
Best flannel wrought skirt Mrs. II. Cur.
tSS. st. j. !
Best Ladies Sack. Miss Sarah Fairbanks >
Best wrot mantlc. Miss Iirza Wheaton,
st. Johnsburv. >
I'd do. Miss Lucy Spencer, st. J. .
Best wrought dress. Mrs. +. W. Scott.
Kirby. u
Best showcase wrought goods, Mrs. NJ.
G. Kingsley. St.J. /,
CROCHET WORK.
Best crochet collar. Miss Martha 4.
Jones. St John>hury. II
2d do. Miss Susan Aver. St Johnsbury -.
Best tidy. Miss Hannah Brown. -
I'd do. Miss Malvina f. Shorcv. .,
Best sofa spread. Miss T. l.. IIoadlcv. St. !. ).
Best watch cases, Miss \. Moulton. st. J. y:
Best toilet cushion and mat. Mrs. &C.
Crane. Barnet. .:
Best needle book, Mrs. S. Woods. Barnet .:
Best silk quilt. Mrs. Il. f. Brockwav. st. J. -:
Best suit boys clothes. Mrs. II. b. Mars
ton. St !. e
Best black bonnet. Miss Martha Russ, St. !. 10
Best white bonnet. Mrs. s. Higgins. 81
Best head dress, Mrs S. Higgins. y.
Best pair ovcrsIeevc>. Mrs. {. =. Goss." 81
Best 3 straw hats. Mrs. Rumina Rice. :. 80
Best palm leaf hat. Mrs. l.. Stowcll, 81
''N''' ''i' IL N\t u 'llS. JoS llO\ l. lNnttOn I'd
Best burr basket. Mrs H. II. Newton, st. J. %
Best whatnot. Miss Emily IGe, 30
Best , arS wax fruit. Miss f.. NJ. Roberts.
Danvillc. 81
Best hair wreath, Mrs. George F. Wells.
Danville, -,
I'd do. Mrs. J. NJ. Parker st. J. 30
I'D do. Miss +. b. Lang. St J. %
AS tl!t report Of last week was made on,
hastily. some mistakes occurred which are
now corrected. Never were SO many articles
of embroidery, worstrd and crochet work en-
tered. Had the means been furnished. the
Committee would gladly have awarded more
premiums. Five dollars additional handed
IL by the Secretary, gives some addition t.
the premiums already awarded. To any who
feel that justice has not been done, ;,t would
extend a cordial invitation to come and nc,
OH Committee Of the kind another wear. and
amid the multiplicity Of articles. and jo>.l;nc
of a crowd. sec il! they can Go letter.
COMMITTEE.
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Drugs and Medicines,

IHlE subscriber has recently purchased the
Il Apr'h"ca:y Hhop ii Lyndon owned hv DIR.
ID. \. Tr'.li. .hrr" may 10 found fall assortment
OF Drugs and Medicines, Vegetable, Mineral and
Patent. Also.
che NH'ILS. SThGIC.iL TNSTpF-
NENtS. F,!NCT .1ETTCLES.
ana in short .crcryiins scr, IN iee>iabl;.h,aent.
Prescriptions compounded with acru-srr and
dcsi,a'ch. Medicines. Surgical Instruments and
Books. NJ tilral or Miscellaneous not sa hand
will he rr"r,.,,,' ii short notice.
or'i'r> gratefully received and promptly a..
tcIi..cd to- CAf;rENTER
LYNDON. Ir:r; IS ISL. asst
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKEr-sept. :.

At Gark"-isa Beet Cattle, >Ie>. l. pairs Working
Oxen. nj Cows and Calves, 2Hm sheep and LIMBS, and
IJr'
Prices OF BcefEStra 900 first quality S>5; second do
SS.nO third do Si,r': or'lin ry. Si.5o.
Working ONeli-Sale> Al 81 o. la Is
Cows and CavcS-SaleS ut ~. Z. -. l5a5n.
Veal CalvcS-S,leS at So IL ~ each. 4,
SroREs-Yearlings HALL iwuyearS old So5 81 Three
Years old ~ Il a.
a!7j.
Swinc-Piss ID &C. tail. per III: fat hogs 7c-
Rrmarks-ThcTe is advance beef sheep aid lambs
are doing better: swine are dull
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o. Excelsior Flows. q,
y iarS" and ;".Is.: .nc ri:n,l.cr e
q Ali Y; Z !. II u u :,

al. : HI -'''I''" IT, l.i-fi'!fF y
& . 9 7; "a l. ~ J.. RS
Arc r'ln:: tie '.:Ia,' .,',-sS ,::atc a: the Tn
Ion Iron W",k,. an': tn. pronounce thcn better
ih.a The lv~.. ii ANY ;,"wl.an G..,as this void
Ut the truth. cniy Ak >''r!: I" licn thcr RAT
tie and give 'ic.n al honest trial. You can be
a'nrcd with large. ,a.i.-, r ,rlcr,iuu such a,
choice Eagles. sid Hi and E-:. Hand. Excel
sior and Planter :. Firm, with A. ~. Vermont
Crs or Moor. Flows. AID :, circle IF small rlou.
from different patterns. /, will cost nc.hir, &c
look them over ihr Trade viii be supplied at a
liberal discount.
y. B--lic,lf >::-n-c the country chickens an
feed the c;ir rchi.i>. hut rive 4 n,eri,m;..s ~
iiclc fair play i it j unfortunate Il, 70 ori-i
nate III The country.
LIKE BtEZFu
~ tcai'>turN. NIsr!i ~, 1871. ,.n-s5
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j. D. Chase s. Sons,
PRACTICABLE olndecs, MachiniSts
AND MILLWRIGHTS.

EEP constantly on hand Castings. Mill
IL Irons. Water ":i,r'S Beard Machines.
C!aphoar': ana. 'i,ig!r Machines Corn Crackers.
>nn' Machines. Ar &c: ami build Lumber and
'.rl>t Mus Also dca!rr> III Manufacturers ar,i-
rics. Vi: Mil Stones. Betting C,e.hs. India Rub
ber BE ing. Hose ard Packing Leather Betting.
Lace lc''h'- a.! III H:.,i> aid Saw, of al
dCscr ,1'irnS.
All kinds q! j., Eo-'. done ii sl.or. notice
Hliin'iEli> supplied. With lrnr-. VA, hincrs, &c.
At 4 II 'cr7i {! sc"r'':- i'll vnriz warranted. Or
attended - =,
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California Seed Potatoes,

'E'lli: subscriber has a few hundred bushels of
I Potatoes. the seed OF which came from Cali
lorna; they have never rustcd nor rottcd, and
welded last wear four hundred bushels to the acre
lie will dispose of them 10 farmers and others, for
% cents pc: bushcl. They will be ready for de-
livery about The LIST Of October. Il. G.. HALE.
Waterford. Sept. 81. 1877 io-54*
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c. ". STONE L co.

r. MIILIoN.Prof Wood. Of st, Louis has after
% deep study and unring research. Succeeded in
presenting to the public article superior to ANY in
:lli. i!l"cl. it is truly wonderful discovery adj
vert To- his Hair Rtoativc the only article that has
been completely Successful in cheating of his locks
removing: iiiru!! itching. Scrotua &C 1t restores the
icit'c! I" than the original beauty: adds
beauty IL locks already lXurian having. the elect
C"aTSr harsh hair To render ii glossy and iaSCnS
permanently hair that is loose falling. and other
qualities VI hch will become known used
The pride "f mainland is sinSularv ev clipped III the keep
i'm and arrangement "i The hair: perhaps from the fact
that IL is the Only portion o the hran body that ca.
tram in any WY We rh"'>c how important. them hay ing
this portion '"' I" "ur care. that should all tn.
>cirCc has placed in hsn,is l,r hrau
iii and pen l. NI would have beautiful hair: -lu>
hair. hair it'll is natural color cgs'y preserved
extreme Obi don't fail to purchase Wood Hair Re
>torl'ivc.-' Daily Iowa State Gazette
""! by 6. KINt;I'H 4. = ."hnSlury. VT and by all
re-; t@l'e Druggists
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Something New:

"A Cooking range designed for country Use
~ suitable for every one who kas wash-room
a SIMMER or winter cook fooin or dairy room and
evcty house to be complete should have one.
BOYSTON & DEMING.
ST: Johnsbury, Nav 18th. 1857. 3t,f
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Notice--PaV Up |

OWING % dissolution of pa:tncr.h;p o. ca
~ HO0N 4 TRrLI., and the removal OF t.as 81
inc parties they req:est rr"nlt sct,.eiscn bf al.
accounts due them
Ly.',iof. July l6, 1857. 4ctf
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Planed Clapboards,

SAWEn from III" round lo-. 4 superior Article
- Cor sale y. IIIBHARD ! RICHARDS.
West concord. Oct. |. lSj.. 53tf
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II T. X X \ NJ & SM TIL

ANR
Manufacturers and na"!r,a ale IN. retail do aler. in
PLAIN IND I.IPINNED TIN.
Copper. Brass. sheet iron. Wooden and Hollow
ware. Stoves. Storcpip-. Z:ne. Lead Pipe, Cas-.
Iron and Tin Pumps &c
hey viii ais" keep "n han: Farmer. Ayricul-
tnrai Boller> and Sugar Fans. aud all the lste.,
improved styles of Cooking a:ld Pa:ior Stoves.
Mr.: Merriam ha::.;g ha.. :, ,a:-c experience in
me N,rrs:c.t:h O. I'm. Ef.ss, Sheet Iron. &C..
TO- IN" last wears. r,sisc> hrsc:f 70 give entire
Sa'!>';''ioI on AL work >c II FROM the shop. He
is 'f!claic' I" ia all k'nas ot job and Custom
work, mhith viii he eNc'ricd with ncafness and
dispatch. N
We have adopted tbs ...tsst or shor, Crcd;, {"
system and intend t" f'tice our ware accordingly.
onr mot" is. Qu;is sales AMI small profits"
hciic'inE tha: ''suTe s;Nrcnce is better than n
$40" smiling All kin':S If barter taken in ex.
. eaange ''r goods CHARLES X. MERRIAM.
NJ ifAH- SMITH.
West Concord. VI. March 9. 1877. 25,s
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GEE TIE. HESl'.
ST c.: ROUTE

Between Lancaster and St. Jchnsbury.
4 Stag viii leave ;.l.ra>,,r FIR -. Io!:,,.l,u1v
- "n Mondays. N.,'r,>,;a1> and fii...,S =. "a
O'Clock \. NJ. pas IL, fi,H,.ch irnen,:r.h Cen
c"id Conner Wet t',Ir":t al -. ..rhn>burr
I" -: '"I .''rv. I" rrnnrC: vi:'i S.r.-.S running
to Lyndon. -:ontr,:;,r. C.afl>iur, ", md Stan
stead. e. +.
Returning lca:c> Ct !.l,i>' irr~ IL % A. No.i
TUESDAYS. Thursday and :a'nit,a.s. ara; arrives
ct Lancaster in :l.;cr>ctt with The ncr.-
cfn TRAIN of cars II Northumberland
4. :. MISS y < 60.
Lancaster. Aug. H. Isl l9tf
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PREMIUMS


September l.. 1887.
CtTTLE-ElI>T CLASS.
Greatest number of Oxen from one town.
Barnet. so yoke. 500 90
I'd do. peacha'n. IS woke, II 90
ID do. Dan>ilc. Is yoke. 10 90
Best 10 yoke Oxen from enc town. Cabot 10 90
I'd do. Pcacham } 90
Best yoke fat oxen. Lemucl Manchester.
Barnet. :; 90
2d do. VIM. J.. Somcrs. Barnet :. 00
Best Yoke working oxen. James Roy.
Barnet > 90
ID do. Nath'l Roy. Barnet 90
SECOND CLASS->TEERS.
Best yoke 3 years old steers. Lcmucl
Manchester. Barnet 200
I'd do. /adoci Wright, Barnet co
Best yoke . years old steers. \. g. dan
forth. Dahsille 9 90
I'd do. John Gilfllan. ID Barnet 90
Best woke one wear old steers. /aG,ock
Wright. Barnet | 80
I'd do. Jacob Way. pcacham %
THIRD CIASs-BUILS
Best Devon BULL Jonathan Batchelder.
Danviilc 500
Best bull of any other breed, Moses Mar
tin. Pcacham 5 co
I'd do. Vim. Stevenson. 2d. Barnet . 90
Best one year old bull. Charles Narnum.
Pcacham 80
I'd do. Jacob Way. Pcacham OG
Best bull calf. A. Osgood. Cabot 90
FOURTH c'AsS-CoWs AND IEfHES.
Best cows from any dairy, \ Mcleod
Miller. Barnet / 90
2d do. J. b. EMERSON. pcacham 3 OG
Best mich COW w M Warden. 2d. Barnet . 90
I'd do. }. y. EMERSON. Pcacham 90
Best stock COW, Thos. Randall Dan>illc 90
ID do. " s. 90
Best years old heifcrs. J. Is. Kincrsan.
Pcacham | 80
ID do. iona. Batchcldrr. Danvillc 90
Best lot of ycarlings Thomas Randall,
Danvillc 900
Cd do. Charles Narnum. Pcacham 90
Best lot of calves, Uriah W. Miner,
Pcacham 900
IIORSES-FIRST CLASS.
Best stallion, French Morrill,. Danvllc ) GO
Thanks to Mr.. Morrill, for giving his
premium to the Socictv.1
I'd do. Joseph Lance. Cabot 800
Best breeding mare, with colt, John Way,
Pcacham, 300
I'd do. VIM. Stuart, Barnet 200
SECOND CLASS.
Best geldins. 4. J. Bailey. Rvcgate 800
I'd do. VIM. Stevenson. Cd, Barnet 200
Best three wears Old mare OF gclding. +.
Bailey, Peacham 200
Best years old do. J. Skcclc. Pcacham 90
I'd do. VIM. McIeran. Barnet l 90
Best one year cid colt, Lambert Watts.
Danvillc. l 80
% do. Jacob Narnum. Danvllc 90
THIRD CLASS.
Best pair matched horses, John Sumers.
Barnet 4 90
I'd do. +. VI. Sergeant. Peacham 800
Best trotting horse, J. Lance. Cabot 800
I'd do. II. B. Narnum. Pcacham 5 90
Best pair draft horses. B. Gibson. Barnet } CO
I'd do. J. O. Morse. Pcacham 200
Best draft horse, Caleb Fisher, Cabot 200
SHEEP.
Best coarse wool buck. Thomas Randall,
Danville 200
Cd do. J. p. Miller. Barnet, l 90
Best coarse wool ewes. Ur;ah W. Miner.
Pcacham 200
GARDEN VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Best variety of apples, VIM. Gibson, 9TH,
Ryegate l 90
I'd do Wm Varnum, Peach I'm -
Best variety of plums, J. O. Cowles,
Pcacham -
Cd do VIM. Varnum. Pcacham 80
Best half bushel bcets. Rob't Gibson, Cd,
Ryegate 50
Best pumpkins, Asa Sergeant. Peacham 80
Best 4 squashes, William Gibson, 9Th,
Ryegate so
lX-.x...
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" KRI!GE AND DEATHS,

The simple anuouncciucn. IF Deaths and Mar
Iagcs will be inserted free Of charge In. III o,
AIRY notices will be charged !, ADVERTISING r..,s
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ALSO, wANTED.

ALSO, WANTED
10 good Coat and Pant makers Good workmen
will find good chance. Employment given inn
mcdiatclv ROJES
st. Johnsbury. July p. 1851 Aft
ISL OF LETTERS remaining in the Post OF.
J.! fee. st. Johnsbury. Sept 30. 1857. Persons
calling for any of the following will please saw
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EStraV,

g AMt into the enclosure Of the subscriber
y about the 18th ofScp'.. six store sheep The
OWNER Is requested t" prove property. paw char
yes and take them away. LEVI WILDER.
Lyndon. Sept. -. 49,. :,o-:as
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PERFECTLY SATISFIED

NO one can use the PATENT ROSIN OIL.
~ LAMP and no, cxcla;:n 1t is the CHEAPEST
Fest. and CIEiNESr light ever introduced, Sold
~ :. JEWET'T. ST Johnshnrv
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Aucti0neer,

E'iE s"'|rrlh''r 'akH~ Ills opportunity cs in
,'Ti"i':- h'> friends a'' the public generally.
that ic has ,:c.,.t, rcrci,,G The ,,.y, ,,,o;n,'
r.en'. ana ''"n'i 81 an,,, to rec,.i, .ry co,nmis
Sion IN tL, i'' t' 'e;nos>. with II Itch they may
sc IA :" - or nm Residence aid Pos, Scr.
East ~ !oh:.:hi.r,. II.
L9tf 1. U.pr,Hrrc>-
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i. HARRINGTON
For SeVaEtv-FiVe Centr

NUi CT" got l I!,i inhrn.,,,c =, tho No.,
tot1c',, i'a-,;,rr.:.l. t':.'?.,, ,oycr,hc Eco.
pics >'oc"-l Particular attention given 10 sccur-
inc 0orrc'' llc:lcS>t> Of children ro:,i.s taken
4; VI .';z'.csr'',.'c~ AZ. Pictures Perfect SAT-
i>flciisn guaranteed
Nnni'fI&l < Ii-:EVlNf:. f'-arr;c,c-.
Nc<t t,'e"r,;. ta.. H. Isl. ls,f
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Mu1,!EaS: Nn!uEsS.. MOTHERS !:

:.
" ~ MRS" for children. Don't fail I" procure Mrs.
S''; >'"thilc S;rEp ipr Children Tcctlg. II has
ocpiil GA Earth. M lu"liicr who has tried Mrs
M>i'w'> S"":HI>G SYir i,r Children Will
Ia lei her child pass through ia" distressing and critical
period al ictlin! without the aid OF III inv alaic prep
aratin Il lie and health ciI Ice estimated 10y dollars and
cents. i WORT; lis weight in g"lI Millions o bottles
81 Mrs Wili~i'H> Soothing Syrup sold every year in
the | Iitri States
Price only - BEETLE Fox sale By dealers Mc'.
cine generally. 49,
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Tuesday. Oct. l3. 1857.

at 10 o'clock, A. VI. Said Farm contains l25 acres
of good land and is well wooded a!:.l wa:creoi,-
The buildings consist of clearinghouse and
three large barns. with running w:.:cr 10 the house
and barn from a ncvcr-fai.ing spring. The land
is we'll divided into pa>turage and tiage. Foi
further particulars inquire of the subscriber Of,
the farm.
Also. at the same time and place, will be sold 1
Cows. 6 Ycarlings, 1 Cal.rs, II Sheep. three
years old Colt. six years OH Mare. Also. Gig
Wagon. single Sleigh. pair Buffalo Robes; 80
bushels of Oats. 40 bushels Wheat. 80 bushels
Corn. % bu>,:t;s Potatoes lahu<h,s Beans. Al
so. !ar:s Quantity Of Farming Tools. Household
Furniture. &c. THOMAS GILEIILAN.
JOHN II. MOORE. Auc.icncer.
Barnet. Sept. 10. 1851. .;b-.,4
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: Pest lot watermclcns, JAS Roy, Barnet 81
Pest lot Of muskmclons, 81
) best table potatoes, Asa Livingston,
Danvi.ie 5(
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
, Best tub butter, John F. Nelson. Ryegatc 3 O(
I'd dc. Ira ". Winter, Peacham 200
Sd do. Asa Livingston, Danville loo
Best 20 lbs cheese, John Bickford. Dan
vile POO
,, % do. I. c. Clarke, Peacham 1OC
stG,R AND HONEY:
J Best tub of refined maple sugar, Amos
Morse, Danvillc OO
} ID do. John Bickford. Danyillc 30
Best tub Of refined sugar, \. Laughlin,
Rvcgate N
I'd do. VIM. =. Waldo Peacham 80
, Best specimen of bread, Mrs. L. W.
Brown. Peacham 90
; Best box OF honey, Alex. Miller, Barnet l 90
MECHANICS woRK-lIEsr CLASS.
Best buggy wagon ynds 4 Gill, Peacham 9 0G
ID do. |. O. Blake, Barnet 60
Best lumber wagon. y. Bachop. Barnc: 90
best wash tubs. J. c. Paige, Rycgate 30
Best OK yoke. Moses Gates, .5
Best pair OK bows, William Gibson, 9TH.
Rvcgate 80
SECOND CI.i>>.
Best calf skins, Sergeant 4 Hidden,
Ieacham 00
Best ) sides upper leather. Sargcant 4
Hidden. pcacham | 90
Best pair thick boots, Charles +. Weeks,
Danvillc 90
Best thin boots, OO
THIRD CLASS
Best specimen tailors' work. l.. ID. I.iv-
ing>ton. Pcacham 200
Best specimen blacksnith's work, Lvnd
& Gill. Peaclllm 100
Hot SiIlNID MANJFACTURES.
! Best piece Carpeting. Caleb Fisher,
! Cabot. 100
F:o,hins. Mrs. Moses
We>Son. Dmvillc 100
" Flannel. Mrs. Emily Iund,
Peacham GO
- tow and linen, Caleb Fish
- - rag carpctMrs. Mary Wal
do, Pcacham 100
" hearth rug. Mrs. f. Fisher. Cabot 90
" lbs. stocking YARN. Mrs Moses
"c>son. Danvil.; -
t pairs wooden socks. Mrs. Sophia
J. Palmer. Dan>ilc -
D pairs WOODEN mitttns. Mre. Rob
ert Gibson. I'd. ltycgate -
pair WOODEN blankets, Caleb Fish
cr. Cabot 90
lamp mat. Miss Susan Atkins.
Cabot 80
{" wrought collar and skirt. Ellen
Cowlc> Pcacham %
{" table spread. Mrs. j. NJ Fisher.
child'> dress. Mrs f. ". Cham
berlin. Dan,illc 50
white ottoman cover. Mrs. James
Lang. Barnet -
} croichct collars. Miss Caroline
:. Gibson. Rvcgatc -
- whit" spread Mrs Zaduc Wright.
Barnet 20
g white Guilt, Mrs. !. NJ. Fisher.
dido. Ms. /. II. Hooker. Peach
:" woven covcr;id Natl. Roy. Barnet 30
&" p>. full cloth. Mrs. Jos. Rev, Bar
net 30
1"hcE VINE Spread Mss Mar"
Roberts. Grotbn 30
silk quilt. Miss Sarah Chamhern.
fracham -
faac: r,fchwori; qn't. Iennet ".
NriS"h. livcSa'c -
pa'ch""FN Gu!.'. SOPHIA ht""r.
It3Gham -
CO. MS W. l. Hrrcr l'anNli:' -
co., Hiss l'"c! N. Abbott, ii:c-
gaze -
emo" SKIRT. i>aA"l farrcW. (l3
years cH. ftacnam %
par "o:s'," lAli'fns. MIS-. j. VI.
FISHER. 'bct -
c'c'Ai!ie rag MIS- l.. ". ndcr-
Wood, 'i"f."lck %
woven rug. Ms. liEothy t0"lcs
Ttacnam 30
yarn rug MIS-. VIM. Is. Cutting.
). c,,.l LII .o,rf w.. T. u, NV
Cabot 10
" cinod. flannel skirt Mrs. Jas.
Miller West Barnet %
'''"'' ~ :, '" ~ MIS- D. w. 'o"ics'
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cc,,,n. IT,, p,n., Ill.,
vie 90
2d }. @. Co"lcs. fcacham 30
liiii'. ic&Cham 90
~ MIS- T.: H. ''o"Nef' ,eacham ID
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03

PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS.
We are requested by the Secretary to give
notice that persons drawing premiums at the
Peoples Fair, can get their money as fol-
lows -
Cabot-of Joseph Lance.
Danvile-Andrew Mcmillan.
Barnet and Pcacham--of the Secretary at
West Barnet.
Ryegate and Groton-of the Treasurer.
Mr.. Robert Gibson. I'd, Rvegate.
The premiums will be paid on the 18th of
October
SAD ACC1DENT.-Mr. d. d. William of
Woodbury., came to his death in a shocking
manner on the 10Th instant 1t appears that
ne had fallen tree across a hollow and after
wards fell another slanting across it, when
upon cutting the first in two it dropped down
rolling the other upon him crushing him to
death instantly. lie was thirty years old.
highly esteemed among his fellow men and
his loss is deeply felt by them. He leaves a
wife and two children.
CENSUS OF RUTLAND The census of this
town has been completed, under the direction
Of our townsinan. lockwood Barrett. ESQ.,, to
whom We are indebted for copy. The total
population is 1868 The population of Bur-
lington in 1850. was 1885. and the Cour;er
thinks that town has 500 less inhabitants nov
I than it had then, and if so, Rutland has SIS
inhabitants more than Burlington, and is now