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Stamped Embroidery

To work, az nNcn short notice, Ladies will find
AT the ht9fe some 900 different patterns % select
from, aud new patterns will he furnished a. hu
40 possible, shall Keep constantly ou hand q
cargo assortment n
HOSIERY, GLOVES, TRIMNINGGOODS.
VELVET RIBBONS, Sc.
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LADIES ANp GENTLEMEN We would can your ai.
iruilHu Goo tue ADVERTISEMENT ul fIul q. T. MEH isII
Nch1iaine, which appralN u t columns uf present
|uuh,r.
from our long utUuAlutautp NTH the proprietor aud
Win numerous mdN duus Who uay ur,dls pfu partition
Mlhl"firtl success Tor lht last two HtAa NtsI
'hlnh w lr,!mlbtuduE ir Hft.iy aupyItHI Ca aus
ylh,r preparation now ln nee ut ihy FAur purpose Nif
l restoring ErlN hHI a. its uuFuN color Hl aud nor
r., cure ~ uniurss and never aiuuF preventative iuf
the ialiinH eel the hnlf.
II ~ ls.lleAA ~. hla ALL lAl Ia.
NtAhlAlNlhN preserving RESTORING and HrIEtuuuluE tho
mar. tcrNhE diseases 90 the sk aud traNlus G..la.
unndfuh aud all o.upuHlf ANA ioNynth heat nom ihr
hgap.
We speak m rotation to thD above nom what We know
hnNlnF ltTn p'laulN acquainted with uuWD pUrfus
with The tunt gr8uNinE rrsulfa
~ not ufi fIfgfT TrrIfUr Uf-.I
hluk We have never pUurI uUU h,irH hut rflL MlLA
H1W ~ IHTaNNt n.ut lnffN HHtiiNI tH most u INr
itpaiAuDo ~ the day that We ,auunt ttcar adkins 90
sold by all F1ud nfuEEInts
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II We learn that Rev. Isaiah HpHieiI, 0f
Frsur Nas arrested nn Saturday last, on o
charge Of fmudulenlly procuring land var
r4uis, under The bounty land act, for Messrs.
Ford Of C0lchester, Lane and Lyman Of Ter
rchO. The arrest was made by deputy mar
,hal stanton, Of faineNilIe, and tho prisoner
was taken 20 Windsor fnr trial, where the
United States Circuit Court 10 now in session,
Ftyiifrei.
Fgnn ruE COIN DIGGgGs,-The excite
ment Of lhe gold prospecting seems "a be on
ihe increase, Not stream 10 fhe vicinity
blt has been washed from iL~kource % ia
oullit-ln the stream ahoyy(this village and
boo Woodbury. there Is NV prospect which
promises 10 pay, while Ia NouhGeld We learn
that some forty dollars was washed out co.
two days, and young man in loK bury pick
ed 0ut q lump which weighed o. the value Of
twenty-five dollars hompollr HeposHoIy.
a Sfmors AccmnT-On Thursday night,
the l2lh inst, young man named John De-
vine, Ia Berlin, near this village, got up ~
his sleep aud threw himself out Of tho Sec
und story window Of the house, ITO struck
on the rocks and was s6 badly Injured 90 ~
Doc unable % move and Was not discovered
until the inmates Of the house arose iu the
morning, Ills Internal iujurirs were sn ser-
ous that 10 was thought he could not recover,
hut some hope Is now entertained OF DIE re-
Duyerj, The cause Of this STRANGE freak DO
unknown. Ito 10 steady Industrious
Young man, though Ia this instance some
have suggested that ho had taken drop Of
The poison rotgut We hope uot,-HG1os-
Hoyy.
Masonic, Grand Chapter Of ltoyul
\reh Alasons FOE Vermont, held its annual
.lmmunicauon this year " brandon, i. G..
Fucker Of Ncrgcnues, q, II H., presided, aud
delivered an address replptc with masonic
lfunng, which Is 20 be published with the
minutes, The officers elect f0r the wear on
suing, are NJ, T.. John S, Webster, @. II, ri
!, II, Campbell -, q, II, ~ liarzillai Duycu-
port, Grand King Gumulicl Washlutu,
Grand scribci John u, lloIlrubcot, Grand
Secretary Samuel IS, Brown, Grand lrms--
NorftEeid HGaid
W We arc happy 10 announce the pcrma-
ucnt accession OF PROT VI, If. Huchhm-
whose connection with the Institution thus
iir has been temporary ouo-lo the Board
~ INSTRUCTION of the tutvrrritv. tic WIS
formally elected 10 the Chpir of the Gtcck
Language, 10y the Corporation, ut their meet
ing this morning, lrisS.
a ScuuNpREL,-A correspondent of the
burlington Times uumgsks q co,d-hcartcd
villain IN letter IN that papcrr from Win
oosd village near Burlington. lilo name h
lta Putnam He was engaged u be- married
20 young lady OF Winoos,, and the services
were To be performed on Sunday night Ito
had courtcd her three yplra and srduccd her.
~ the arrangements had been made Tor the
marriage, He called 10 see lgsgn Saturday
evening, and talked about the wedding That
,cry night he lclt In the cars and has not
since been heard or
~ The battle Of bennington, Vermont,
was celebrated ON Alogday, lhc 10Th instant
Gen. Wool, Of the L. 5, Army, was the lion
Of The occasion. II is said to have been the
mostsucccssiul celebration Of the battle since
1910.
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TIIE IINEN ND IOIsEKEErING

Particular attention win hc paid 20 the
EMBROIDERY ANp WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
IWnbuc and Muslin Collars, oi the latest impor.
,A'nus, nom u - cglts tO thr 'Vhyst vo.t Sow
FRENCH Nhlu Sets, very cheap Having made
arrangements with several stamped Embroidery
p,Nf"rr' 100 Ma.su,AasC,n, bA1ll be prepared
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ING Shawl Department

w ill alvA'H comprise every we'll known st,ie NJ
.'thionahlc shaWls, from thc most rustl, aud clr-
pant, down to ihc lowest price, and 40 prices that
"ll please thr rlUscst buyers. lu che
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsaparilIa,

the most eiIectual remedy which the medical
hkill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal mAlady, IL u Gem
bined from the most s"'iye TomediAla that have
been discovered Tor tho eKpuTgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the roscrm o. the
system from ia destructive consequences.
Hence q should b. employed for tho ours Of
not only stfdfula, but also those other nhee-
tons which arise from Il. such az Eu1TIvH
and SEN DmEAsEa, ST.. AAFHoNYs FtHE,
huHr, or kgFsIEELAa, pINPLus, PusTULrs,
DLorcnHn, liLANs and nouA, TUnoRs, TErrgK
and SALT RHTUH. SoALp HAN. RINoWonA,
ILLUMINATION, hrrHiifTic and MEHouRIAL Dis
HAaEa, DnorsY, pY6rErHlA, DEnmIrr. and,
indeed, AL COMPLAINTS AhAIHo FHon VIVA
TED oR InFuHH BLooD. The popular belief
Ia " iH,pgrify Of As blood" IA founded In uatA,
for seTofula Is a degeneration Of the blood The
particular purpose and virtue Of this SaTsaPa-
Tilla IL 10 purify and regsnerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health IA impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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MARRIAGES.

DEwEr-SoMGls-At Greensboro, Aug Dad, by
Rev. J. T. stone Mr.. Edwin l.. Dewey, and
Miss Clara Somcrs all Of Greensboro.
BRowN-ELrIorr-In Lockport, n y, July Ith.
by Rev. Mr.. Lnngworthy, Mr. Al Brown.
formerly Of Donyic to Miss Annette c. Elliott,
ali OF Toronto
SAHrN-PRmsr-In Glover, on the Hth, by Rev.
q. Severance, Mr.. Edward W. Sanity, and Miss
Prudence NJ. Priest, both of IrasburrR
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scrofula, on King1s EYil.

d q constitutional disease, corruption of tho
blood, hy which ihia 1uid bfcome Yifiafed.
weak and poor, Being in thp circulation, if
pcryadla the whole hOdy, and may hurst 0ut
IN disease on any pam u b.. No organ "a fies
from ia Hitacka, nor y tlSsrs Oas which il Hlay
not destroy, Yf1gfrofulOus faint 4 yaHouiy
caused by merruial disease Hy living, dis-
ordered Or unhealthy food, impure AiI alta
and hlihy hahitA, 4iha depressing vices, and,
above all, by the ypneTeal Infection. What
ever be its origin, IL u hereditary la tho con-
s,tuion, descending " rom parents toshildTsH
unto the third and fourth generation s. indeed,
IL seems 10 be the rod Of Him who Gays, "
will visit tho lniquitica Of the ialhcis upon
their childred,"
Its elects commence by deposition from d.
blood Of corrupt Or ulcerUus matter, WLlth, ln
tho lung, liver, and internal organs ID teuafl
tuborclc Ia tho glands, swslllnga and 81
ihe surface oruptiOns OF hoTos, This foul COZ
ruption, which gendOrs Ia tho blood, dspreasos
the energies Of life, ~ that EcToflOus e0nstitH-
lions not only Auiier from scrufilous cam
plants, hut they have far less power % with
fttul the attacks Of Other diseases eOnse-
qucutly, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not anrni,iloua in thar nature,
ara still rendered fatal by this faint in tho
system, Most of the consumption which de-
climates tho human family has 10 origin directly
Ia this scrniupus contamination aud many
diseases " the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed " oil She organs, arise from or
arc aggravated by the same cAuAe.
One quarter Of all our people are ferohilousi
thdr persons are invaded by tlis lurking in
fnctiuu, and their health Ia undermined by H..
10 cleanse it nom the System We must ronoVate
the blood by an alternative medicine, and in
yigoTate Il by healthy food and exercise.
such a medicine We supply In
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u rcgard Mrt,ls of the capable aud sue
ccssnil practitioners with whom have had ocal
Course,
ClfAS. MASON" Commlss lonor OF Patents
- have 80 hesitation In assuring Inventors that they
rfupuy prrnu competent and trustgoTthy
Capable nl uutiiu their knpcaluna ia lrm 10
Frturr tor ihcm ala car and lapuAbs consideration
the Patent once
EDMUND nURk h." Late Commissioner OF PatentE--
"Bostun. February T. 1888.
Nj u n E, has n,r mo TIIIRrEEN applications
ou an hut ON Eut which patents have been granted and
that onr ~ nov neudlng such uumistnkNh,c proof OF
great talent hnd ability HE part ieH- ,r
80 Inventors 10 aUpy 20 him procure their patents ns
they may h sure oi having the most mithul attention
slowed ou tHt giyui uIi At Ncr3 reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGANT"
From sept lith 1907 10 juno Inn Iss. the
iu course "i MS pru practice, uAHr cCtr an
putlu"us, SIXTEEN AEpE~Ats. ENFHY OSE Ut witch
was dc'sdtd Doc hs by III, Commissioner Of Patenta
IL n. EDDY
Eo.tuu. Jllusrs 3. les LILY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28

NOTICE is hereby given that application viii
Legislature, to annex he town of Newark in the
County Of Caledonia, aud the towns Of Charlcstnn
Morgan. Holland and Wcsimorc. in the County
of Orleans 10 the County of'EsscN. And to caanrt
the shire OF the tCuup It EsaCN from GuillhGit
-t- Bri-'fuu. 85Htdt
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A MEXICAN x FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS.

the Act Of .i..D
70 frArT T..
After nu extensive practice upwards twenty years
continues To secure Patcnsu tho United Statcsi also IN
Great britain, France, aud other FOREIGN countries
Specifications Assignments, aud all Papers
iugs Patents executed on liberal terms and with dis
patch Researches made into American FOREIGN works
60 determine thr validity or UNITY of Patents InVcn-
legal other advice rendered In ali nntcrN
touching the same Copies uf the claims Of
furnished hy t'mittug ono Dollar. Assignments recorded
at Washington.
This Agency r. not only the largest In New England
through inventors have yanngrs for securing patrnt
orusccraning the pntcutlby Of inventions uusurpass
ed by " not iuneasurablN superior which can DO
offered them rl-cW here. The testimonials below given
prove that none iA MouE SUCCESSFUL pATENT
TIcr than the subscriber aud Success ruE nEsr
rHuor 90 ADVANTAGES AND AHttY, ho would add that
has abundant reason u believe ana
olcc ~ the Kind the charges Tor professional scrN
moderate The Immense practice subscriber
during Wcniy years past has enabled him nnccumulac
vast collection ct aud official
patents These, besides his library uf lcra
and mechanical works and nll accounts grantee
the United states amt Europe render him able
question To onrr superior facilities Tor obtaining patents
AIlnCccssy OTIS Journey ~ Washington TO procure pa
tent aud the usual great delay there, here saved m
Ncutors.
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AZ "a Hf l'4si tili q fEuspH o. hIoHARpa1s'l suER-
~ iNt WI ltNn have iffu uHrltalri as au rnrrfItr
Xxx ,lishe hWlnt anl hluprr WriirIHs AMI Hhlif
fi ~ n Nf m tNr lNuhAnla ~ rfufar6 ulat hat o.
tf ihtlairl HllhH lhaf pfIlYl has been abandoned
Nl hlN4flstHu mgiiliuf tas tfru sustained siih in-
'4Hl .i1mnu inf raf an 600 d.. tlrs anrr ha 10
Ntg. Niitfl 200 Do. lraHIh lu WrIlHHr rffrfr Ulfr
ha .hfas.ltiz. IA, tt...
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u...t &C., hlHiUlt ul E.Htr Hf.
IN fmn1lr Fuuu tulrua Al tOurulufs, wltHIuaul ar
sam Nl.il. goo ilr tHt lAF uI August. 4 - tH.H.
lWltNH Ct hHIHU HiWiHHtTHtIh 900 IIH estate I lIHHu
NHfg Toto 90 tuUuUU BOO saI utI.f UI.r4aHf Vfttrf-
Dec administration Account II artUrmHf MItrup.U DO
"lI' lhal lhr .luu ir reformed 90 tho lHfh uiF ui
NtIltWNfi hrhil 90 u Probate once BOO a4ll UutNNuFF
t hlnlNIiuu Hul ALLOW auI tlAt HiI rHUIH| ,rI =
rUrl hereof as ur pul alton of THIS Urlvr BOO tht tl'
NHoNf ifiN'rl Hi Ni IuuhHiuINs ftfrH weeks hutIts
t,,l aa "H a. NAV ~. nat thrf utF Hpltlf AHd at
a'N XIV, 'nl lh'' 10 u'rf 900 cause, u'lr, thereto
Attest wa CHANDLER. judge 81 Probate.
true cops uIfDtuTt
Nus'l NV. uAETsnoHN, ucF.,rr
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CARRIAGE WORK.

INiE Subscribers having rented part ~ the
Il shop formerly occupied by wheeler 4 Flint
IN the steam NH would say 20 thoir friends aud
ihc public, that they are prepared 90 dn any work
"a Carriage building or Repairing thai may be
required Also Patterns aud Models mads by an
experienced workman.
An work done hithhtliv. and with despatch.
Please give usA call. o, II. CHAPLIN SEQ,
~. John fbury, Anil ~, 1883 a
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Estray Horse, and Goods Found.

" Office II hereby given that application will
be made 20 tho Gen cral Assembly OF tho state
of Vermont al their annual session in Octohnr
next, 10 rcPeui an act entitled IAN act altering
the townluc. Of brighton, Wcnlock end Fr,dE
j'an'.. IN Esrr- CoUptN 1pprC,cd Nuv n, 1883
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR NIL THE PURPOSES OLA FAMILY PRYSIC,

arc composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely Withstand or evads thom
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and inNigOTate every portion Of the human orgAh-
lam, correcting its diseased action, and roaturing
is healthy Mtaliueu. "A a consequences Of theAs
properties, the invalid who Is bowed down with
pain OF physical debility IL aatonlshed 20 ind his
health OF energy restored 10y remedy At once 30
simple and inviting.
Not only do thoy cure the everyday complaints
~ every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. Tho agent below named IL
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac.
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their Ia the following complaints CosftZ-
nsis, Heartburn, Headache ariHHg from difordsrfd
Stomach. Nausea, Indignation, Pam ~ aud Asrbid
JHdeftoIi Of Ms BO,osiS, Flatulcey, LSss Of lgps-
tits, JaGnd,ee, aud other kindred complaints
aI.Aag fIeaa ow stAio Of he Loay or Obstruction
Of It's functions
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~ The battle Of Bennington, Vermont
was celebrated ON AlogdAy, thc 10Th instant
Gen. Wool, of the L. 5, Army, was the lion
Of The occasion. Il is said to have been the
mostsucccsslu celebration Of the battle since
1910.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
IN TnE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE,
n M - M M n. IA


NONE Esnuns unless Tho kngsMggs g the s,.s Of ~
~ office seals rhafnas9
College
DO
rom Dr. ~ A. HARLOW hoiahsf " the Imperial CollagN
Vienna and Roy nj Cees Of sutEvpn yndon Who ,aay b
lA fnVs befh
nua~ayl New York from " O'Clock In the onlng 81
O'Clock I'll In tbs evening. Sundays sNesrted3
TRksEMAh No lis the remedy Of general aed sssl dssa
s vra decay aud all the dessnK cones
afng safy abuse. eel all physical mpsaimsnt
vanish like magic before s Influence thus rendering " f
valuable 70 those enisrnE ue nartiago siata
TRtEsEMAR No aEhtrsly eradicate, Ill uaees Of these d
which cubsha have ihght
ndo,s ofhe health Ofa Iofbon " hS popaa
TRtEsEMAR ais great European rcsdy for thai eae
Of disorders, which, unfortunately s Engsh rhysld.n nsss
oi
the IN the world oannot snors
TRtEsEMAR- Noe l. and are prepared In ne fors o.
sn-li b eATttad In
pocket soLp rs ClHGs, Asp nlNptp ~ sHrhnArs
DaaIa administered Nslpgsu lAsnan, Houn, tusorL
rncs four Tor ", which caves ~
and In 0E cases, whereby thsv u a aaVng " ~ -
immediately ressl,ins fmiuarcr, Dr nARhow
PRINCE STREET, NEW YORK Vii forward the TIL kbhAAh
world cuTsy packed aud addressed ao"ori"t
had also f8n W W. PAGE Druggist n Case
md Hanover streets ho,t1n, Mas. JHlcctt tIet
w, ~ New Haven, ard LANA rvs
Hnd. MaiaeI and q uaAsArl, Providence r. a
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Fall & Winter Trade ! !

" vun'ir witt mt hr uuird alfurrihrr nm Mr
rAHapn7na1 rhrapurhs. as ru.ralltd rheHUg0rd
can hf inpud ans shclo, hui a. I'm styles, variety
Hnl purra Tor Doc came, dn not hesitate 60 tHy
viii hn
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SuAurn rnoSr,fr sTArr,
MARRIAGES AND DEATH.

The simple announcement Of Deaths aud Mar
riAges viii be inserted free Of charge, butal obitL-
AIRY notices will be charged at advertising rates.
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Normal Music School.

MONDAY AUG. &C.,
Tic attention ~ IAiu.Nr., ovAupt,Ns and all
others interested iu the subject uf MUSICAL iuv-
yAriuN, b. specially invited to thi, institution.
l.'. Because 90 s conducted ON very liberal
aud comprehensive plan. Pupils may here quail
IS thrWerhre Goo teach m ever, department. Of uu-
steal education. Also co. hold honorable and
profitable eiiuai,uu' 90 amy Choir, Band, or Or
uhcstr1iu tho United States.
2ud. The superior qualifications Of the Teach
cts, Ilr Principal has hCcu cuvagcd In he pro.
fc..iou as Teacher, Director. and solo Performer
over - years. considerable portion Of the time
Ia Boston aud Now York.
Sd. Tho excellence OF the method OF instruc-
ton. This rs the same Is used az the principal
conscrvntorics " Europe, and h. pronounced by
the patrons without exception, superior to any
other.
ith The most rigid economy is used, the OK.
pcusc being about one third tho cost ~ a similar
course ~ study Ia Boston or New York. Pupils
may enter the school az any time, but an carly an.
plicatiou should be made, in order that instru.
mcnts and board may be provided for those rcsid-
mg out Of town.
TuUioN: $40 payable HrauaJly at or before
the middle Of the term.
Apply 20 c. II. CLARKE,
Principal.
ST Johnsbury, Aug. 10. 1853. gS.l6I
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Y .
There duC abu,r the 10 The sever
undivided shares parts belonging the original
tirhtr Of Asa Arugh. ~. John hnmiutd IT. ~ 'al,b
-tr1t, - wTfdUI WrrHtdn, y. NilhNW HodErtt, ~,
Juilm clara, IS Whauk wall 80 Jonathan Atnoid ~
lu4atllhli
ktus 10 Thomas jenkins II. Joseph Parker, 30.
Robert j. Thurstvn q, Henry H. 11nRhast y. James
Hurr 81. Lydia Clark ~ Edward Jouen, 80. jeremiah
jerks. ~ Elizabeth Jouk,nt ~. Thomas Jrneins, 90
tNprmu Story. 10, John H. lhursuu lgJuhn Rogers,
~ Wiuhu wan. Jr - Robert Rogers, ~ and each oi
said shares contain IS except that OF am Orrcd
j.. which contains uuiy -
Aud ~ much " said lands win De- sold atpuhlc auction
at tho dwelling house Hiram Hupbec IN shd town II
Newark on thc hfs irwN4ly Il October ulNl AZ ~
O'Clock IN tho forenoon, shlr requisite 20 discharge
said taxes with coats unless preNluugiy paid.
4Dnlrd At Newark this aS day ot August, 4 D. i-ts'
l.u4 MOULTpN A. IAFll F'rst Constable.
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a. " isiHTs Nll lhrfrF Hals4m. s.lruuar tamiIua
i.r ~ VIZ ttlfe lIHlplr ln ur Wuf ihrUF hau sul
tN pr hlHk Hnnnrfa 90 sac HaF ~ allf flHfHE 40 iunE
fitH- 10 80 rrnrh WV '.+
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Jobbing Business.

rH'llE Fubscrsbar. will carry on the business
heretofore douc lay y Flint * Cos aud
would solicit Tcaming Ut al kinds and also Store
worn generally. SH LEE
NitT
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Phillips Academy.

INilE Fall Term will commence TUESDAY.
i Sept ,lh. aul continue rlrNGu week. under
charge ~
JH, DUHANT, a. ~, Principal,
s4tli al pepe.tatY astlsiauts1
Particular attention WiII uf given Go those hrlur
rhrf Wh'il arr rl4aHud bl - boz iir rpum0n
Nisl Mari o. iloward, Teacher ~ The risno,
hliss Julia 4, Eastman, Teacher NJ DiaWiuE
and Painting.
Private classes taught iu French, Oby hr Pnu-
r'yall nu reasonable terms,
Truws CO. TrIUuN
Common English, 81 80.
Higher 500.
Latin OF Greek $50.
Tuition iu nll cases, lproiraotol illucsf except
rdls charged iur the Term, uulrsr % special agree
Wrui la madn tu ihp CONTRARY, School Books FUR
utHhpd cheap, bet Ho credit Will ht rtttn, For
Board 90 lluumr, apply 90 d.. 10. 81, Aver, OF 90
u y. DAVIS, EK. Com, Of Trustees.
DRnyillc, Jolly 20, 1895. W,-lOl
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~ Office is hereby given that application will
be made TO the next session Of the Vermont
Legislaiure,t for tnNof cents per acre all lands
tpuhlle 11nd 4S ccptcd) in the town Of Ferdinand
IA tn County of EAscA- for the purpose oil max
ing OF repairing Roads, building Bridges, in
said town. a. +. WOODMAN.
y. =. BOWMAN.
:. \. GILkEY.
Brighton, Avg IL, 1888. 99lOl
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Newark Land Tax.

lIE nonresident uruptvtns Of the town ct Newark IN
the County ct Caledonia arc hereby notified that the
taxes sstssd A said town within the Nrar
thls date remain either iu whole or 300 part unpaid the
I1l0MIns desNflbcd lambs ID hll town. " vii
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THE MARKETS..


nRGur9N CATTLE MAu-l.r= Aug.
- WArktt IS.5 Tttf CAtuu, aHu Slutrs patio Nuf.
1878 swine
Prices " BccfEAra. $3.50 Ou0 nrst quality 500 a
v..u Noeuud do, 500 u.uli third do. .3,21,
working OA'n#fst tIN. l2l Ial.
Mich tuWh-Nalrs a. gtf lU.
Veal talVcs-Snlrs ut 5000, au1h each,
Ntohr'- i'nrnfs ~ a oo Two yo'ts oi. go ~
sheep aud lamts- 81 5la i,ii, Extra, f2eo Iul. q,
SNhc- Spllus plg, &C., retail cas-, p,rlu ehHttN SCI
IalpN, l-2u7 per %.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE Market ug. Is.
Al market 1855 cattle Reeves. and SGD stut,s cun-
Two md Three Year, Old
rnors-Mlr,ot hcef-ENtri including uaihirr nutthc
lts Afzr iAt rAllsru bNrI lIu ..HH Uf,u Iaf quality
lhuulNs nothing but tho ,ttHt lurgc tut stabilized UNui
ttN w. -l quutl, lulIrluE the t,st srasH.ftu ua
lNy best stall rt tys. and tc hy,t three Yeats ug
Nt'l nNNi ~ quality 30 uli ordinary. 6lNU.
lNlI'I''lN lu'ilt" No guuf tlHHe.
atH' s-N yleuE oNcu, from go, l,0, 10, Cows nul
'aNvH ltuu euN 800 co. SI 90. AVurluEs suu Two Tears
''l, - p Three Years old, $50 a IS,
Shc'p AMI lAui7 a't AZ market Prices iu lots sluo,
~, q -.'N INiu and selections. 900. una..a.
Hides, l2 5u ger lbj raoW Gl.- Z, per no. pvlts
-, ! 90 catht tat skins, l2ulJt-Uy.
80. ttlNlsH Suuaut 80. d. AUAI,nrh.
HMihi Aln NtstDfu az market. pI,tHHEhutla. whole.
sai', o upcr %. vp
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East Havon Land FAX.

!ll iFlLr.ilN li .I. . iLs Lhy town Nl IIHl Haven
y Iu lh' '"uE Ui E#,N, blr hrr(rf pHun,I ih1i tH,
--aatI .s5l lIaHl ~ !4 lllA Ha.t aasrt .
hNr '""A tllh'i lH ".l GOO W lNTD unpaid, H tl
.N.W.Hs u.rtfllgi Aud IU sII1 town. iH 1915.
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FRUIT

( CONSTANTLY on hand and for safe Good
- Eating APPLES hY lhn peek bushcl, or barrel.
mrnHs, also onions 0u hand and sold 100 quautios
20 sN'l buyers, 4. AZ COOK.