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T1e Californian.


twenty-five Girls Wantcd-Ira Dresser
More Light, and Butter and Chccsc-Down-
ing X Cook Great Sale of Timber Lands at
Auction-kimball. Gilchrst 4 Co. Legal
Noticc-.Alcx. Halls Estate. Book-binding
C. d. Clark. Bradford. Sole Leather
Geo. u. Barney Lost.
DRowSED-.in Irish boy about six Years
Of age was drowned at Lyndon Center Mon
day night, and his body was not found till
"Wednesday. He fell o:f the bridge that cross
Is the Passump>ic about mile above the
village
g. Many will find feast in the abstract
of Mr.. Curtis's Grafton at Dartmouth. given
in another column. but all should hear ii de-
livcred as he only can do it. The beautiful
sad expression Of the orator will haunt us for
years.
\ MISTAKE. - The burning of William
Clements barn in the week before last issue
was entirely unrtcntional on our part. For
William Clement. read 1homos Clement
TIE CE0rS.-Thc reports from all sections
of the country relative to the growing crops
are of most favorable character. The re-
cent warm and moist weather has brought
corn forward rapidly, and with favorable au-
spices, there will be a fair crop. The hay
crop will be large though the quality cannot
be as good as usual. owing to the frequent
showers. But little hay has been secured
this season without being wet by one or more
showers after it was cut. Some farmers are
loud i'll the praise Of ha!-caps. while others
say the showers come SO suddenly that it
does not give them time to put them on.
e Tie letter from Kentucky, on the sec
ond page, will be read with good deal Of
interest.
RAILROAD NEErlNG.-Ihe annual meet
ing of the stool, holders of the Passumpsic
Railroad was held at Newport. on Thurs
day Of last week. \ general statement of
the earnings and expenditures of the road
,,u.; .h e H..
:. Ill., t,c -. n..
months IL that of the Trustees. shows about
the same results as during the previous year.
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ne stated that he Iiad lS>u'd proposals for
the building OF iitty mics OF that road which
|" co'ih'ct "''l 'ilc 'S>0.i-pSic Ill" H'"'i-
S'ea"' anu mus MAKE " Mt" fou'e 20 Mont
real. Without going i:l'o tn" choice OF D!-
rictors. the nretiur adjourned to the third
Yo1roe1. .
-, ,'.'
"iicll al til'- 'iiiF VIII pt open l"I i'"'t!c
travel! ard where fHil statement OF the coz
ditlon OF the road VIII be made.
SrR,,cK ny IiGrtrxryG-, friend in C,b
y. ruI.r date of Aur,,St RI ,rivcc y, tho fol
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Self,sealing Cans

E1>OE prc>cr,in- fruits berries. tomatoes. &c.
L in all their natural RI Ines If favor. The.
are t!, Is, i. ,c. ans; IT, >ia,,'lr and certain
Fer sale hv EoNNTGN DfMl\ji.
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I \ y n $ L A T i \
COPPER
LIGHTNING Conductor.

Copper has 4: least :: times Tie conducting pow
or of electricity over that al Ir,,i ana; is consequent
" thus much better adapted To carry safely on
what the ordinary SEED lr:.n Rod cannot do.
The combined advantages Of LYONS Patent C.p
per BOD, cannot be stated here. Ii is safe and
Trustworthy conductor. We n'av show, IN conclu
zion. by simpl" ca!rmla!i"m. that the copper. as
Prof. OmStcad Justly remarks. is to be preferred
when the aiditi nal cx"i.,e : ro: regare,!:" for
rs the copper possesses seven and one hal; times
the conducting power of Iron. and becomes heated
I" hnr one fifth tie extent il maniie>ty Is abnnt
thirty seven times better than an iron rod of the
same diameter therefore this copper rod OF nearly
two and fourth inches surface is cGuiva,Ca. in
effect 10 an iron one OF several inches iii ,amcte
wv. S. kINSMAN, Railroad ST., St. I,hnsturv
Agent :,r
THE STATE OF VERMONT.
Anril Is lS5. cGt
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TIE SCHOOL-MAsTER ON His TRAVELS
The following is an exact copy, (all but the
pcnmanship,) fan order sent to an .ApOthe
cary not a hundred miles from this VILLAGE
MIR. HALE:
bleas Senct ne
pind Algel Hall and bars of Soab l
paper Of pins and lodnom and one pack in
wcllcrmrnds.
II. ". NoIA."
The al gel Hall" is supposed to be an IL
innate acquaintance Of GlcoAol, while the sin
wcllopmends' would probably answer all the
purposes of envelopes to the pure haser. Mr.
Noll should cmigratc to Indiana, and succeed
John b. Foley, as the Democratic member Of
Congress from the Fourth District Of tina.
State. He possesses all the requisite !itcrar:
qualifications. HraNeboro Eh@nir.
HFrHoGEAD1SG-! There is a quarrel be
tween the Post Office Department ard tht
Og'iensbur@! Railroad. The result is that
the mails are now carried by stage bctwccl
Rouse'> Point and Ogdens5urgh. 50 s:y>
tNc Il2tt>burgh Express.
Cur OFF.-Gn the 1Gth inst, man nance
John Bowen, while engaged in moving with
one Of Manny's machines. in fed at North
lloo>;cli, though,lessly stepped before it
wien he Was caught between the knives
one Of his legs being cut oil Just above tn,
ankle, and the other badly Injured. We I'M
derstand that the unfortunate man is do;n.
well. The safest place near these machines
we should Judge, is to walk Just Jchind, and
not in front o. tilcm.-ban
r1x-,x--Axu1.rE,s.r.y.--.=u
y Coon JoKE-William Wells Brown
the colored orator, who is not 50 black as
some white men, told 4 very good story al
the Abingdon celebration on Saturday. On
a steamboat OF Cayuga Lake the other DAY
he went to the breakfast table with the other
passengers. just rs he took his scat, i darl,
colorcd white man called 4 waiter and asked
il coloTc;l persons were admitted! to TIE table
with white folks. The waiter did not know
exactly WIKI; to say. so he called the Captain,
who on entering the cabin cnquiv2d who had
called for him. II, sir said .M.. Erorn
pointing to the dark stranger Il desire to
know il it is Your custom to allow colorcC
people at the regular table >" Tie captain
replied that no objection had ever been made
before, and seeing the darn white man cyi-
IDENTIFY annoyed ii spirit, appc2lc! 10 the gen
crosby Of the colo:cd orator, to allow him t.
remain. Mr.. Brown finally consented, and
at this turn Of affairs the white ::ian, who WIS
50 black as to be passed for negro, left thl
|
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Lunenburg High School.
7E'IIE FALL TERM Of this IESrITtTlO>
will commence
WEnNESNiy- SEPTEMBER q.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,
and continue Eleven Weeks. under the supcrin-
tcndcncc of JOSEPH W. ARLINGTON, Wit!
necessary Assistants.
Instruction will be given in the Common and
higher English branches. and in the Latin and
Greek Languages. The course of study will he
THoEol-GH and toMrHENI>>IvE. While every
reasonable effort will h. made to eucidatc each
branch. il should ne remembered that the student
can make 70 real progress without continued ap-
plicaiion. Due attention will he paid 10 those de-
string To gu;.lif. themselves for teaching. TEAr-
TICAL LUrTIHr> will he given during the Term.
illustrating the different studies ard @,In, iany
useful hints on the subject Of teaching.
TiITioN-Com-aon English Branches. $500
Higher EnHli,! Branches. $50; Latin or Greek.
>l.c0
Board. O. rooms for those wishing to board
themselves can he procured near the S,nool-roon
or very reasonable terms
,Ji, % 1Sl- IT,.
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/, tt Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH pc.;>,er
HARLAN L. MARTHA j. &ABBY N.HGSS
MINORS

STATE or VERMONT. C.irno>IA DIy-RI,r S,
!he PROBATE Court FIR tn" District al CalrsIa To all
persons ir.'>tcdin the Esiatc"i Harlan r. Martha
a'i AtH W Ross. Residing Waterford said district
'iir' and Minor heirs -! E.t il I>>. L:ieu said Wa
ieriur'i. ,cc, t>'t!
I bhAiiAM K ROSS Guardian of sail Harlan r. Mar
- TIA j. ami Ably w. Ross represent, L. said Court
that his said ards are seized in :cr. each id
c eleventh Part al the fIl described Real Estate, 10
W" About two hundred acres 81 land in said Waterford,
iak'i on nom The l':th"ry end al the which R"yal
itS i" ri SAID rri''rl. deceased. occupied his
CEASE bounded n"rthcIy h, land owned 10y Luther Hem
.i'iS"iN ai IL o. ts'>> caSt'rl: 10y llI! said
X o. ''"sS Dennis MAY and Aaron Freeman and Abe, D.
toss: s'uthcrlN 10y Land owned Ivy said Abel B toss:
westerly II, Land "wnr. Ky Nathan ". Milleu ami Eai,
FREEMAN wli, said .ahi Is rrcimicr, hy the life estate
given blythe will %: said ROYAL Ross Eliza NJ Ross hi,
"i'W and the >.l Guardian further represents To said
t"Ult hal II viii m conducive Il the interest his said
wards I" sell said R"ai Estate Tor the purpose Of pitt
me proceeds I" such safe Al interest or Investing il i'm
stocks ari said Guardian has lidr application 10 said
court Tor Incense and authority I. Sci, said Real I,air mr.
Sialt I" the provisions "f The statute that behalf Sal,
application will Dee heard and decide, nj tn. Pru,, oir
IN st Jnshury in saidd>tii,. the 18th ,lay of An
gust lrXt. - ~
gu are therefore hereby notified to appear heire said
court al the time and place aforesaid and ,c,, II van az,
Cali-', II The granting VI said license
A. -. Isl. 49, VI '''
Hic ASAJ FRENCH Do,.,.r
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Arch Plates.

! ECiI. Ash ard Oven Months Cast Iron Sinks
" Earn Door Rollers and Hinges Also 4 larry,
: assortment of l!o,,,,w Ware NJ
B)YNrON { DEMING'S
Nav 18th. lS.J.. 81.
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TIE SCHOOL-MAsTER ON HIS TRAVELS
The following is an exact copy, (all but the
penmanship) ofan order sent to an -Apothe-
cary not a hundred miles from this village:
Mr.. HALE:
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$fDoolS.
Barre Academy.

ra'UE FAIL. TERM begins AUGUST =. The
4 Eoar,l of Instruction consists OF nine teach
crs.
\ Teachers C:ass viii be formed early in the
term.
Mr.. CAMP will organize three classes in vocal
music. 4 prnarv.a middle. ard = class for gice-
singing.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made to furnish Barre
Academy witha set of Minerals. embracing spcr!-
mems from al the principal localities in New Eng
land. Northern New YER. and Canada East.
The boarding house has been leased by the
Principal and repaired.
Application for board should he made inmcd!-
atcly. J. S. SPAULDING, Principal.
Barre. July 81. 1857. +-9
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BURNETT. oriental Tooth Wash.

This Elixir for the teeth and gums combines. III c'con-
trci form the most desirable cleansing and aStriiiGrit
properties. the time il contains nothin, which can
possibly iUrc most sensitive and delicate organization.
1t arrests decay e, the teeth.
II cures cahk.f in the mouth
II l. IIisj -as>, - clrtlc.
II acts a. detergent after smoking
1t r.Ii'fs tie gums hard and healthy.
IL icUtraztS the offensive ScCrctu!I. Of the mouth
Ii inpart> the breath fragrance peculiarly aromatic
and pleasant.
II i.> received I'll" sanction Az! patronage OF the most
eminent Il the Dental and Medical Faculty.
Prepared only l.: Joseph BurrttS Co.. fremont street
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Mortified. VT, Aug. !. 1851

DR.. u. +. MoRRHI. skillfu Physician Of New York
city III his rchark> on Dyspepsia, salSThc most ccc-
tua medicine T." improve the tone aud energy of III.
stomach. Is that prepared 10y DR.. George B. Green and
called the OXygrnatcd BiterS.
would publish the recipe for preparing this valuable
medic Inc" il knew hat il was, but l, can ONLY
recommend It's use II seems to c To- TIE Improperly CALI
Ell bltttr>. at least in the popular accrtation that
term Tor II contains no a!coh" other spirits and raj
cr sour than bitter Though here, ly the way, cannot
loo earnestly caution the dySpcptiC sufferer AGAINST Ilali-
" buffers the lass "i hCh is alcohol other aricr
spirits They Ii" more mpar real energy the stomach
tiian whip gives strength IL horse The Stimulation
which they excite is only temporary. ard surely be fol
lowed 10y reaction. which at length will inevitably w.a
out the stomach The medicine Of which speaking
ohviatc> these oil tcctions
Seth W. Fowle& Co.. rs Washington Street Boston
Pr0prietors. Sold by Their aCcMts Thcre.
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18Th. 1871.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Trt>pAl. fon1>oo>-lo \. " Organization.
appointment Of Committees. Nc. Address, b,
the President, Rev. {. Pea. D. d.
AEfrE>"oN.-Adlrc>> l> Eli Elllon. Es>ay
by NJ. I. (onant. on Academies and Iub..,.
Schools
Evr>i>.--ldlre,s l.y Prof V. 4. Cunnninr,.
NEn>L>n>Y. FoErNooN.-Al,ircs> by Prof
". II. EurIham. Discussion: The Demand in
Vermont for Normal Schools
AIrrhNo@E.-iddr"> bv Edward EcYrnc L.
l.. u. Essay by NJ. l.. {. Johnson. on Grad, t!
Schools
EvH>I>:;.-->ddrc,s by Prof VI. H. Parker.
TIT E>nA!, EutI.>ooN.-.Ad,lrc>> by Rev e.
". Cushing Discus ION: Common School
Studies, and the dutic, Of Town Supr.n,,rd
III regard TO granting Certificates.
AFTrltAGoN.-D,cu>>i Too frequent chang
IS in school Eooks-how shall. Tie evil be rcllc-
died: Election of officers. and other nl;>cc!!,aic-
Observation-Disclosures An Educational Jour
nal for Vermont. Address by j. s. Adams. E,,l.
Secretary of the Board Of Education.
Each address Ia> time will permit will be fol
loved by discussion of its subject.
Certificates If attendance. for free return l,y
Railroad will be furnished by the Recording See
rotary.
Common School teachers. Town Supcrintend-
cnts. and all persons interested in the improve
mcnt Of Vernon; Schools. are invited 10 attend
and participate III the discussion Of the questions
to come before the Association. The meeting
promises to be ono Of uHHSNot interest. - many
as can do 20. are requested to come by the Mon
DAY iNE>lN'i trains from the North and South. as
the first train from the North on Tuesday, does
not arrive al Northfcld till - NJ and the first
from the South till I, Z. VI.
The citizens of Mortified will give all in attend
ancc, cordial reception.
! !: s ): f SEA! t E%,>%;;s
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Essex Co. Grammar School

At CONCORD.
TI'IIE FALL TERN for 1851. commences Men
1 day, Scptcn.h,rG.an continues eleven weeks.
in CHARGE of NJ. s. Is. PAGE.
TvIrio>-In Common English Branches. SD.
Instruction given if required il the high Eng
lisi branches. French. Latin and Greek. For
board. rooms. or any further Information apply to
J. &. DARLING. s;"ct'y Beard OF Trustees
Concord. VT. August it'll. 49,. iI-ia
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Coughs, Colds. t:roucs,i,i..

Har,enc>r Irritation of the Throat cure, by u,iu:
l'wi Br";i' hal rrpCc>. !rac-ci Sold lv al. Dril.
-i~. al -, cents per bon Wed" clerical brethren
real lNur i'll calling t ir attention Ia ihr'iicv. DAM:
lSr They are he'll! in -rci; r>trcn AMONG I-:Cla>
in The treatment Of Eron,li affections, DIR. Bi;,low
Boston
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PINE. SPRUCE g. c!HFR LUMBER

growing on saidland> Of easy access 70 SAID mills
Said lands were >cicc,, with ANEW to afford >tcrk
to said mills for lrai, years and arc well worthy
The attention Of capitalists who wish safe and n-
c;atsr investment in the laundering business.
llans Of s. lands mills. &C.. can nc sch and
information obtained. on application IL John y.
M"orc or john Human. At E"rth C":i"ord. or
I.ioyd Kimhall at McIndoc> Falls. to ali VIII" may
N;>h to purchase part or ;2 Whole OF said r"l'-
C,:v-
Also. large lot of manufactured lumber. ron-
sisiny of Pine Spruce and !Ic,n!oc boards. Zinc
Shingles. C.aploarts. &c.
The above property will ir offered At Ancti"n.
at the Mills in said North Concord. On tt Is
DAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1857. in lots ia >iit l''iT-
chascrs. Terms made known 4: time of sale.
JOHN {. GLEASON. Assignee Of
k!NBAIL. GIICHRlST & co.
VI Indoc's Falls, Aug. 6. 1851. iIt
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JcE.PHINTING.
c. n. STONE ( co.

BraxErTs CocoiISE-F"r pre>crs!n g AMI tcautiiNi''
the hair and rendering 1t dark and "o>>y The C""ai'
holds. in guii forln large proportion OF dcod"rZd
Cocoa nut OF. prepared expressly for this purpose NO
ether compound p">-css, the peculiar properties which 80
exactly suit the various conditions {" the human hair III
clS the hair when h,ri ai Gryt >ooc> the irrifat-
ed scalp ski-it affords the richest rstrc-lt remains long
ccct-ani is the best and cheapest hair dressing
III the world.
Prepared only hy Joseph Barnett Co, Boston. For
sale hv all druggists at ii!1y cents FIR llfpin bottle.
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RSc.ls... EsJENU,.

The largest cheapest ana best Assortment of Toilet and
Fa,cy ';,o>. Hair Work AMI Wis and Touprrs. newest
Inventions Rn-c'S Hyperion Fluid. Unrv;!c'l for the
growth {" the hair1, c Prize Medal Electric Hair Dye.
proved he The best in the woriand Bogc'S Balm Of
Cyt!;rc:. Tor beautiful n- the c"nirAp Sole wholesale
and retail a-"yy Tor Wri.lts al-pani. everlasting
pcfiInc-al>o Tor Peters Cos celebrated Pliila'iclpi
Pcriu.ncry. and r all foreign and domestic Toilet Articles
Literal discount, T. dealers N"yc' bazaar. ~ Wash
i,!.:tun Street. Boston. PROPRIETOR ". Boyle 1.
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Lumber! I.umler!!

E vi n h>cr.ber> would hereby give notice that
tht. maze purchased ,hc cli-known lumber
mil :: West Concord trcrcn,ly owned by Howe
tlI:'nani and arc prepared 10 furnish all kinds
ni Spruce and il";:.io, u,nhcr. tincluding Clap
boards and >:,in-i,s.l i, LOW PRICES. VIC
wnnl'! call particular attention 70 our Ciapbcards,
which aye save! tr.ia the round log. and are a very
desirable article. 1 Orders hy nl.:rec Otherwise
s"c:t's: ant: vr,.sn,tl. attended -.
. AG.,.tss i,;Ri:A.;i. ! Ei,HaE.S. West Concord
". ASA ElBRARD.
o. NJ. RICHARDS.
W.: Concord. J,.ae |, :S5. 3S15,>
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" FLYERS Churns.n
Wanted immediately!

{ OAT. VEST ard PANT MAKERS
~ Hantcdat the DEror CLoruIxG STORE.
by W. II. HORTON.
~ '"''4>pufN' Aug D, 1891. lis
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>T.liE or iEHliD.NI.

Caledonia District
\, r:ar" tor-t holden Al rr"l.iicu OH, i'll -, John
'nrN. Wl' and ir >aI! district ti' oitn GAY j..
Il. Y l. -.
Present. ia" Hon ;ll> =. Dana lu,,.-:
ll>tGri r';rt"hti I" tr it.r liz; I'll and ;cs;.,
- rr:t II Be- , hi:u' al LAT. Pea: ;lau. in al,
district ''-i>'t Icing ;':'>, !d 1" the Il here l.,
Be- :in hln H. II Probate: II ! ordered t SD LII
''t Ill ;',- I.,rrilc therein ~. Iai:.r T. ;I;rar a
session -.li irt I" !o holden Probate. Dlir,
III II J'I1>irN. "i In" l>h !Lv al August 4 u i>5.
AMI Stow calls. II lH t,N Idy have. a-aii.>i the Pro
bate sid III ,r which lr,">,. il i, further n-Gcrr,
that C"A q! tn" rec, nj E" this order - published III Til,
HLr">I.>. printed ~ = j,'i>iir. rIc",. Weeks >c
Vr>~l'ri'. previous /" >tli tine appointed hearing.
Attest; ASA l.. FRENCH E.ci,cr
\ :rUe copy OF or.
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Board Planning.

T'!!E subscriber having fitted up shop At
Il The Paddock Machine Works WIN new and
pcIrc: ,sc''n'T-. is l1,lagcG 20 do all kinds of
lfHH PiiN!NG
with rea'hcs> and dispatch: and hopes TO mcri,
and receive arar; nj TIC public patronage.
Also has fox sale seasoned Spruce Lumber.
J. ]. LAMB.
st. Jchnsburv. June Il, 1857. 5S,f
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Job Wagon.

f1fiE Subscriber ha.in. purchased the team and
L iEtr-rs: of Mr.. W. \. HYDE in the jobbinc
b:.;ncss IL his village. would say to the pubic
thai lc :. E''w prepared to serve them, at short
notice ar,: reasonable terms.
Residence at Tr. {. II. NARSHALL'S, on
Summer Street Order States at JOS. BOIES,
Nam Street, and Al the Wholesale Sto.c, Railroad
SEcct. 4247
S. II. LEE.
st Holm ,,,lry July IL 1Ss.
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New Advancement.

fs He subscriber having purchased the c !tire III
I ,,,,.>, of y. h. FLINT III the Harness i,u>i-
moss "n Railroad Street. is now prepared T. furnish
al. kinds Of work III this line At short n,;:cc a.ti
IL I worhmanlikc manner.
An .->"ltincnt az
econ ILLNESSES
constantly on hand.
= REPAIRING donc :: short notice.
J. L. IAnUCER.
Opposite the FasSu:aps:c House. st. Jchlshurr.
VI. May l., ~. 32:t
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Lost !!


EEETWEEN the North Church and Geo. 4.
- Mcrr!ll>. by the way Of Prospect Street, on
" Wednesday Ncning of last week. black and white
belt ribbon with gold slide. The finder will con-
fer = grca: favor by leaving it this Office
-tug. 6, lSj1.
jas. ID. CLARK. BOOK-BINUEE.
BRADFORD, VT.
Book Binding in all lis varieties. executed with
neatneSs and dispatch. Also B AK Books of ever.
variety. Tor Merchants &c. Town and Probate
hrro!hS, &c., made to order.
Bradford August, 1857 1O45--Os
40 Sides Sole Leather,
st'or Acby c,.on1.,,
august IT, i'"''. IBIS
" FLYERS Churns."
'NiE hest Chun in use. Get one and try it
Sold i'll st. bloomsbury, only at
L. T. BROWNS.
- A"9">t' 1904. ijtf
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CTTUATED in the towns of Kirby. Victory
- and Concord VT. together with ;hr valuable
SawNIil>.a large and colnmodcus Boarding House.
FIVE Dwelling Houses. three Barns. one Blacksmith
Shop. &c.. at North Concord. formerly Bradley
Tale). all in good repair.
Capitalists of New England. 'c:nre going West
to invest would do we'll to take look at this val
liable property particularly onaccoun of the large
amount of
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July 20

IDEAS oCnct li:c
l pind Algel Hall and > bars of Soab l
paper Of pi:ss and lodnom and one pack in
Wcllcrmcuds.
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CD>ON'S AMERICAN SALvEANp

f'lc according TO Act Of Congress- in the wear Isl hy
'h Hudson" III the Clerks Oii!ce Of the District Court
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That's So.
Wanted!

1 SMART. a-t;yc. intelligent Bc,. from: II to
L. wears 81 age, to learn the Tailor trade
one tha, can furnish good references.
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Vermont Teachers Association.


The 9Th annual session. If three DAYS. viii i
held a Mortified. commencing Tuesday. .IuSu>
18Th. 1871
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10 good Coat and Pant makers. Good workmcn
will fnd a good chance. Employment given i'm
media'ev. j. BOLES.
st bloomsbury. july ~, 1851. 43u
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IMPORTANT. If TRUE.-'Thc Bellows Falls
Argus saws of the Democratic nominee for
GOvcrnor:-
With an cxtcrsivc property at his dispo-
sal he is always doing something for the BEN
eft Of the community. and to him, more than
any other man, is Northern Vermont indebt-
ed for the Passumpsic railroad, and its extern
sion
We are always pleased to get something
new respecting this part CT the State, even
if we have to go to Bellows Falls for the in
formation.
The Vermont .4uicgoph and Rsmarhcr
saws that Young Nermonter. Heman Is.
Johns. aged twcnty-four years. and only six
feet three inches in hight, with a weight of
ooo pounds. lately accepted a challenge to a
wrestling match. at Val paraiso, from "a great
buc!v. Spanish Gillian. who was called the
chalapion Of Chilli" weighing 20 pounds:
OF course the champion" was Strengthened
out fiat on his back. The Young Nermonter
SAYS that the French. English. and Amerl-
cans were 50 pleased that he vanqulshed the
champion. that they made him present of
gold ring valued at $50.
DoISGs OF RuM.-The st. Adams Messcn-
ger saws. man by the name of Dalton. a
native of Irland and a tailor by trade. who
had worked for Mr.. Pringlc in IIighgate was
found dead in field belonging to Derrick
Hogaboom. just over the fence by the road
IN SATURDAY. eve last