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In this place. July 18th, of dysentery, George
Hews. son OF Chas. c and Sarah l. Childs.
In this village. July 26, Edgar Fuller, son Of
Thos. L. and Elizabeth a. Bal, aged VI. II IN
In Lyndon. July y, of diptheria, Esther y
Mattocks. aged p. wife of Lewis P Brown
In L. S Hospital Frederick City. Md, July
23d. of typhoid fever, Hiram Page, of ST; Johns
bury soldier Of the 10th VI. Regt-, aged % yrs
Mr.. Pages funeral services viii be held at the
Centre Village next Sabbath afternoon
In Island Pond, July n. Elmer Ellsworth, Oh
ly son of James ". and Laura A. Cades.
In Concord, July ith. of consumption, Iaran
| nah NJ. wife of John II. Sergeant. and daugh-
ter of Henry Houghton of Lyndon, in the 18th
year of her age.--lCorrected from paper Of 10th
inst.
In San Francisco, Cal, June 9th, Lena Alice,
Youngest daughter of Russell h, and Clara w
Rogers, aged years months and Is days
In Danville, July 18th. Caroline NJ, wife OF
Elijah ". Chamberlin, aged 81 years
At North Danvile, July 10th, John Sias, aged
IS years.
Killed in the memorable battle al Chancellors-
vile, May Sd, Horace Prescott, of Laeonia, N
H., corporal iii Co. II, 18th y. IL. Rect- aged 81
years. He was formerly Of Lyndon, and son OF
Mr. Isaac Prescott of that town. He MAS brave
f, IN battle, and fell manfully defending his eoun-
try'S flag
In Bloomington, July 9th. Julia Hammond.
wife OF Buol Il. hecler, aged 20 yeaTs-
At Sea. June 18th, OF consumption, Cyrus
Bruce, son of John anu Joanna Bruce, of Newark,
Vi, aged IS years.-iN- H. and Maine papers
please copy
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" The greatest capture Of men mention.
ed in modern history was made by Bonaparte
at Austerlitz, where he took 10000 men,
Gen. Grant, it is reported, took nearly 81. O0C
at Nicksburg. Napoleon's spoil at Austerlitz
was 150 pieces of artillery; Gen. Grants al
Vicksburg is stated to be 23S-embracing
nine siege guns and 2O9 pieces of light artill-
cry.
The Governor of New Hampshire has is.
sued an order requiring commanders of com,
panies of volunteer militia to Immediately
order their companies to be armed, equipped
and provided with twenty rounds of ammu.
milton" to "hold their commands in readiness
for immediate service within the state" and
10 make acquisitions upon the Quarter
master General for all necessary arms. equip
ments and ammunition.
Col. Hartman, of the New Hampshire
Eleventh, has resigned. The regiment was
near the Big Black, between Vicksburg and
Jackson, Miss, on the 9th inst.
As evidence that old Lancaster county was
thoroughly aroused by the rumors of ap-
preaching invasion, letter writer states that
Ex-PIesident Buchanan was seen running
through the streets with a big tin box in
hand"
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK

AS we predicted last week, Jack Morgan,
the rebel raideG, together with his command
have been captured. Maj Way, with $50 of
the 9th Michigan cavalry, forced Morgan to
an engagement at 3 o'clock Sunday morning
mile from Salmville, Ohio, and routed him,
capturing 24O prisoners. Morgan with 300
escaped, but were all captured by Shackleford
at three P. NJ. Sunday near New Lisbon.
Gen Skacklefor officially announces the cap
ture as follows: "By the blessing of Al
mighty God have succeeded in capturing
Gen John H. Morgan, Col Clark, and the
balance of the command, amounting to
about 400 prisoners
A dispatch dated Leavenworth, Kansas,
25th says: "On Thursday, the 18th inst, a
severe fight occurred between the forces un-
der Gen Blunt and Gen Cooper's rebel force,
resulting in complete route OF the latter.
Finding that the rebels had fallen back from
Fort Gibson, Gen Blunt with :, 400 men and
II guns left in pursuit. After marching fifty
miles in twenty. four hours, he found the en-
envy 5000 strong in position on Elk creek.
Gen Blunt immediately attacked the rebels.
Our artillery dismouHted two rebel guns
which were captured. The enemy left 60
killed and 36 wounded on the field. Our
loss was 10 killed and ii wounded"
1t is reported that our forces have burned
Jackson, and that the pursuit of Johnston is
at an end for the present Johnston's forces
are at Atlanta, which place they are strongly
terrifying.
From Charleston We learn that on the 10Th
the rebels attempted to drive our forces from
James Island. The attack was sudden and
unexpected but Gen Berry met and lepulsed
them with great slaughter. The sunboat
Pawree, which supported the left flank,
grounded and rebel battery opened upon
her, firing about fifty shot, thirty-nine of
which hit her. She subsequently 1oated off
and opened upon the rebels, putting them to
flight. Our casualties were small and the
rebels were taught lesson they will not
soon forget. The bombardment of Fort
Wagner was renewed on the morning of the
22d, the iron-clads cooperating with the ar
my During the day Fort Wagner was 81
fenced for some time, and the coors shot
away. New Union batteries were opened
upon the rebels, doing great execution. La
ter charge was made upon Fort Wagner,
and our troops, after desperate struggle,
were obligedto fall back, which they did in
excellent order, and held their old position.
The New England regiments suffered Sc
verely in this assault. The New Hampshire
eth had 2lS killed, wounded and missing.
Col Putin am of this regiment, acting br:ga-
der general is reported killed; and Col jack
son and Lt-Col Bedel were wounded. The
Massachusetts coored regiments under Gen
Strong led in the charge and fought CALAMITY
scarcely field or line officer escaped
wounding and many Of them were killed.
Gen Gilmore does not intend to give up his
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Men or Money p!

Some of the papers have published very
strong articles urging upon men who are
drafted and who have means to purchase
their exemption not to do it but to 90 into
the service-declaring, as clincher, that
government wanted men, not NANCY. Very
many have doubtless had their patriotism
aroused by these appeals, and have conlud-
ed to give themselves to their country.
deeming this their duty. We do not know
how true the statement may be, but the
Chronicle of this week publishes that Mr..
Stanton says he had rather have the $500
computation money than a raw recruit, for
he has large numbers of veterans Offering to
re-enlst for this sum.
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4 Successful Cavalry Raid i'm North
Carolina.

NEwBERN, n. C., July "a, via Fortress
Monroe.-Maj.- Gen. H. W. Halleck. general
in chief. I. S. A.-General: | have the hon.
or to report that the cavalry raid having for
its object the destruction of the railroad
bridge at Rocky Mount, has returned com.
pletely successful. The expedition consisted
of the Sd regiment New York cavalry and a
squadron of the 18th and of Mix's men, cav
airy, and one company of North Carolina
and was under the command of Brig Gen.
Edward f. Potter, chief OF staff The bridge
over the Tar river at Rocky Mount, q station
on the Wilmington and Weldon railroad, be-
tween Goldsboro and Weldon, was complete
ly destroyed. The bridge was 800 feet long
and the tresse work 400 feet more. Acct
ton mill filled, a Touring mill, containing
1000 barrels of -four and large quantities Of
hard thread, machine-shop containing shells.
gunpowder and every munition of war, a
large depot office, &C., an engine and a train
of cars, wagon train of % wagons, filled
with stores and munitions, an armory and
machine-shop with the machinery and mate
rails, and 500 bales of cotton were all de-
stroyed. At Tarboro two steamboats, and
one large and fine iron clad in process of con-
struction, saw mill, train of cars, 100
bales of cotton and large quantities of SUBJ
sistence and ordnance stores were DESTROYED.
About 100 prisoners were taken, and some
300 horses and mules. Some 300 contra
bands followed the expedition into Newbern.
The force had constant fighting with the en-
envy, who made great endeavors to intercept
their return, but in every case the enemv's
position was either turned or they were COM
PEELED to retire. Our loss in killed, wounded
and missing will not exceed % men. l have
the honor to be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
]. G. FOSTER, Maj Gen. Commanding.
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MARRIAGES.

In this village, July 80. by Rev f. C. Cum
mings, Capt j. W. d. Carpenter, of 4th VT
Regt.. and Helen NJ. French Also, Frederick
E. Carpenter and Katie l., Stoddari, all of this
town.
At East Burke, July 9th. by Rev. r. Godding.
Horace Burpee and Rheubn Smith both of Burke
In Canaan. n. II juno 3. by Rev D. F. Rich
ardson, of Hanover, L. c Davis of Canaan. N
II o., TO Emma J. NJ errill Of 81. Johnsbury, vi.
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CAUTION TO FEMALES
IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DR. DOW. Physician ami Surgeon N : Engicotl s..
Boston. = CONSULTED daily i- al diseases i-iir.I Il iE
female system Proai'>ti> JIrri sr f2l- - The womb.
F!lor Anus Suppression All other Me;l>TI IA e-alcv
inei>. are all iTraiV. iie pathological r', pies and
speedy rc-i guaranteed ia isS - iliTarl2-
bly, certain i tir mode IL treatment. faI
>tiIa;c WELD uIleT ald the aTJiel rT>, soon
Tej0iCeS in perfect health
Dr. Dcw haS doubt had ,reater ezI,er:euce in The
CiTe Of diseases of than any other physician ia
Boston
Boarding Accommodations pa;ientS Wha NAV wish
10 STAY ia B,Stou iew iass nader i> Jstaiglyil-
DIR Dow. since l>iS having ccliif HI whole attention
- Uice prJIi,e Tor PrgyzI, Disease and
Female Complaints. Acknowledges 10 superior in the
United aiaie>.
y. E--An!e:terS nus contain dollar. Ihey Viii
not be Al WeTtl. oiAoe hours iIom n log z.
Boston. july -. l>'B- s-.lstS
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ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

A swindling scamp signing himself DR.
A. S. Kimball, is sending circulars to per-
sons subject to the draft that for $40 sen,
to his address he will send exemption papers
which will free them for life from liability to
be drafted. Probably few men will be green
enough to take the bali, but it is we'll to show
the villain up.
It's proposed to erect monument over
the grave of Col Cross at Lancaster, n. H.
Subscriptions of Sl.OO or less may be sen,
to Hon. William Burns, of that town.
The public debt of the United States July
lst. 1868, as exhibited by the books of the
Treasury Department was 81, O95, PA 800. 80
sum S25,O23,O37.25 less than estimated
by the Secretary in report OF December
1862.
The RIGHT SPIRIT.-A town meeting wa.
held in Cape Elizabeth, Me-, on Saturday, tc
see if the town would vote $500 to eacl
drafted man. Instead of doing this, thu
town voted to pay $3.50 to every man of the
quota drafted from that town, not exempted
by the CONSUMPTION act who goes to the wal
himself or procures substitute, but not ;
dollar for man to stay at home.
Rev. Nathan Lord, d. d. has resigned tn,
presidency of Dartmouth college, Hanover
n. H. DR.. Lord has been president of tn.
college for thirty-fve years. His successor
has not been appointed. Loyal people &C
quiesce in his removal.
EAST TENNESsEE.-Parson Brownlow, in
letter from Nashville, says
"The great question with US is when vii
East Tennessee be redeemed? 1t will aston
ish my friends in the loyal States when tel
them, as | now do that, East Tennessee ha,
twenty thousand men in the Federal army
and twenty thousand more ready to join then
when they are furnished with arms ant
released from the caves in the mountains ant
the jails in the South Neither Massachu
sets nor Vermont is more loyal TO this Gov
eminent than is East DEMONSTRATION
East Tennessee. May her Union citizens
live forever. And may her hills, valleys ant
streams live in song and in history, when Ok
Time is dead and gone ="
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THE DRAFT NORTH AND SoUTH.-Jeff Da-
Wis mas issued proclamation calling out the
entire male population calling out the entire
male population of the South between the
ages OF eighteen and forty-tive. This is the
kind of draft IN the South. Here at the
North the fighting population is divided into
two classes, and the second class is lot to
respond until the first is exhausted. At the
South erery able bodied citizen is compelled
to shoulder his musket and take the field, and
no opportunity is left for escape. Here
many persons who are able bodied and per
fectly competent for military duty are ex-
empted by the terms OF our CONSUMPTION law
while at the South no one is exempt from
the sweeping CONSUMPTION which depends up
! On jeff Davis will alone.
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Union County Convention.

mass convention OF the r.emen of Caledonia county
will be held at the Town Hail. st bloomsbury, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST II, 1863,
10H O'Clock for the purpose OF Eomina ing county
officers for the year ensuing.
All who in favor OF sustaining the government in
its efforts suppress the rebellion and of maintaining the
Union III it, integrity cordially invited to attend.
M STONE, for Co. Com
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9 A 2 o n | T | E r
CONCENTRATED I'VE.

A ready Family Soap-maker, Of three times the
strength Of common Potash. The public are eau
toned against the spurious articles of I've for
making Soap, &c, now offerelfor sale The On
ly genuine and patented I've Is that made by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company, their
trade mark for ii being Saponifer Concentrat-
ed Lye-" The great success of this article has led
unprincipled parties 10 endearor 20 initiate ii,
in collation. to the Company Patents.
AL Manufacturers, Buyers OF Sellers Of these
spurious Ives, are hereby notified that the Com
pany have employed As their Attorneys.
GEORGE HARDING, Esq. Philadelphia, and
WM- BAkERWELL, Esq, of Pittsburs-
And thai all Manufactures, Users, or Sellers of
Lye, in violation to the rights Of the Company
will be DTnStrggfH a- oree
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CUNMISSIONER:5' NOTICE.
LnRgNzn D. GRAVES. ESTArf-

The 81 rirS having tcell sill-e ty he Honorable
Probate Court ur the district Caledonia.
L. receive examine. ana al ylais;gs and demands
all er>biis. against lhe ~Salr 81 Lorenzo u.
Lyndon. said istr1i. ,lr.-a--t Represented
nsoly eItand The lsth tiay
Ui Juy. A D. lS3 briu- allowed - >aid rtr
Creditors "a saii deceased. 10 eA;f AID sTnxc Then
respective claims Aele-e -. give nnTivr. that vii
attend IL the duties v ailli'rlIi a. lie dwelling
house al the widow Ah-si 4. Graves. IN Lyndon. n
SAID district. the o;h au-sS, I'm Gass vi jar
ary next At che O'Clock. In the afternoon. "a
said days.
s.5s CHARLES FOLSOM. Comm is>,'iers-
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Since the first of July the aggregate rebel
loss in killed, wounded and prisoners has
been very nearly as follows
Lees army, 10000
Pembertons at Nicksburg, $4,000
Gardeners at Port Hudson, 5000
Bragg's in Tennessee, 1000
Morgan's in Indiana and Ohio, 5000
Holiness at Helena, 1000
Beauregards at Charleston, 1000
Biffies's, &C., in North Mississippi, 1000
At Jackson, Tenn, &c, at least 1000
Total loss in one month, 10000
Ii addition to this loss of men we NAV add
the loss of vast quantities of cannon, small
arms, ammunition. horses and army stores.
The result of such signal successes bv the
Federal forces can only be to demoralize and
discourage the rebel army and cause thou
sands OF conscrip pts to desert at the first op-
portunity A Washington correspondent of
the New York Comm erca says that " care
full estimate has been made in official quar-
tiers OF the prisoners taken, and the number
killed and wounded in the various rebel ar
mics during June and July, and it is found
that with liberal estimate of their forces.
their available strength has been reduced
just one-hay If we exaggerate the forces
at the various points in the Confederacv. it
is hard to make their army reach 100000.
while our entire forces must be double that
number. If we give Lee 10000, Bragg 49,
600, A. ?. Hill Gin Richmond,) $4,000, Price.
10000, Beauregard 10000, Mobile 1000
Savannah 1000 and Johnson 10000, We can
hardly make 100000 men in the rebel ranks.
1t is no wonder, then, that Jeff Davis, recos-
nizing the great question of exhaustion, calls
for wholesale conscription."
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Essex County Union Ticket.

DAVID II. BEATTIE, Maidstone. Senator.
N n; ". FKENGH, Lnnenbng, Judges.
JONAH BROOKS, Lunenburg, Judge of Probate
CHAS. CHASE, Concord. Sheriff.
HENRY HAYWOOD, Guildhall, States Atty
7. L. CUSHMAN, Lunenburg, High Bailiff.
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WILCOX & GIBB' S
Family Sewing Machine .
PRICE WITH HEuNER~ & FrILrRs SO To II,


The Wilcox < Gibbs Is the only Machine thai
makes the twisted loop stitch Which makes
the tightc>t and most elastic seam on full cloth,
of any machine stitch.
The ". K e. HemmcrS and FelierS need 10 be
seen to be appreciated. They are the only really
practical hemmers in use, And are alone worth
one-half the price OF the machine over all others
for family use
A patented device Of great utility TO learners,
prevents the possibility eff turning the machine
in the wrong direction Another prevents the
needle being set wrong The needle Is short and
straight enabling i - through hard seams
or gathers in hard cloth where all machines using
long or curved needles, utterly fail
The feed has no tendency 10 draw set goods
down, but will sew linen eamhrie perfectly lis
by far the easiest machine 10 leaIn To use anu
keep in order III market
The stitching after much wear. and MANY
washings, is found To retain al the evenneSs anc
irmness ~ much admired Al first
N. l. SNa-
Snd for a Circular.
JAMES WILCOX,
Manufacture,
5.S9 .5lS Broadway. y "
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A mob of women made an assault on the
Provost Marshal at Lancaster, Pa, the other
day. 1t is not stated whether that old wo-
man, J. B., was among them or not.
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JAMES WILCOX,
Manufacture.
.TlS Broadway. y Y
.NEWBURY SEMINARY AND
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Fall term begins Aug % Winter term Nov
70. Board of Teachers :ul and experienced
EXPENSES moderate Advantages for both sexes.
of the highest order. MILITARY DEPARTMENT
under 4 competent instructor Fer catalogues.
circulars. board or rooms apply Ia the principal
GEO {. SMITH
Newbury. july n. 1868. 51Gc
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THE SAPONIFIER
CONCENTRATED LTE
Is FOR SALE By EFF. BROWN.

Il FOR SALE By L. f BROWN.
Take Notice.
The United States Circuit Court. Western Dis
trict of Pennsylvania, No. of Nay Term, 1862,
IN suit of the PENNSYLVANIA Salt Manufacturing
Co. vs.. THOS. G. CHASE, deereed to the Com
pany on November -, 1862, the
+ XCL SIVE
right granted by patent owned 10y them for the
Saponifer. Patent dated October y, 1856.
Perpetual Injunction Awarded
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT IFACTURING co
OFFlCE-l27 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Pitt Street and Duquesne Way.
Pittsburg- 4S-s0is
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OTICE. 1his is to certify that
~ have given NV son Miles Coe his time Gur-
ing the remainder OF his minority and shall cain
none OF has earnings nor pay any dcots u hl'
contracting after this date.
EDWARD J. COE.
Attest c G. NEWELL
Newark. July -. 1868 $50
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DEATHS.

es- Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted FREE-
Obituaries including poetry inserted Al six line in
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On Monday afternoon last, stalwart, fine
looking colored man was espied crossing
Park row into Beekman street, where he was
set upon by the gang of rowdies who then
invested that locality. He was chased as far
as No > Beekman street, when the mob sur
rounded him, and commenced maltreating
him shamefully, when Mr.. Perkins, one OF
the editors of the Independent, who was look
ing out of one of the windows at this time,
rushed down stairs, dashed in among the II
oters, and placed himself before the colored
man. Mr.. Perkins, having a knowledge of
the " noble art of self Defense administered
several telling blows on the foremost of the
rioters, and before letting up" it is said he
had knocked down FIVE sturdy men. The
negro Was then conveyed to place of safe
t!y, the mob be- lg kept at bay in the mean
time by MIR Perkins.
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For Member of Congress I'd District,
JUSTIN S. MORRILL,, STAFFORD.
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\ New WAR NEsSEL.-A new war vessel
is said to be in process of construction at
Cincinnati. This strange craft is known as
" Elio:'s War Turtle" and is described as
follows:
1t is shaped like large punch bowl. with
the propeller in the form of turbine wheel.
placed at the bottom, and so arranged as to
take water in through eight radical tubes
which may be opened or closed by valves
said tubes connecting with the p1pellor and
the outer edge or hull of the Vessel. The
propeller presses the water downward from
its cylinder, and reyolves always in the same
direction, and when the vessel is to be NOV
ed forward in any direction. one or more of
the valves is opened, thereby relieving the
pressure on that side, while the pressure
still remains on the opposite side TO propel
the vessel. The turret is very similar in ap-
pearance TO those on the Monitors, but is
tixedly and firmly on the top of the vessel,
and lined inside with heavy timbers. 1t re-
wolves with the boat by the action of the
wa er upon the rudders placed at the mouth
of the radical tubes. 1t mounts four guns.
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JOB PRINTING. Every kind of print
ing is promptly executed at this office, in
the best style and at the lowest prices.
The facilities of the establishment are OF
the first order; good Werkmen are em-
plOyed, aud additions of type and other
printing materials are constantly being
IN ade to keep fully up with the times.
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For Member of Congress Sd District,
PORTUS BANTER, of Derby Line.
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FOr Lt. UOVtTnOT,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, of Waterbury.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
h"ocn as HelmbOld,s Genuine Preparation,
HELMBoID's EXTRACT "ErCHr.~
SARSATARlIIA.
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
HELMBOLD'S
q E n CINE EPARayyDe
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
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UNION STATE TICKET.
For Governor,


ELECTION TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER !, 1868.
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Union Successes.

Since the first of July the aggregate rebel
loss in killed, wounded and prisoners has
been very nearly as follows:
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JOHN Il. PAGE, OF Rutland.
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TIL E CALEDON | A n
BY C. VI. STONE 4 Co.

st. Johnsbuly, W., Friday, July 81, 1868