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Vic as an apprentice to the Print
hess.
HIM. leara that the 7th regiment
N the rviae--arriged at Braitle-
X6hrsday evening.
= 1fr. II. y, Viall has removed bis
Y md provision store to the first
= e he north side Of 0. D. Gray's
y nators Poland and Doolittle and
she committee who accompanied
I N N s.,,s of the late Senator Foot to
s..osA .iarried briefly in this place Tues
] Y I. h.. while or their way back 10
IN MINED Houghton had one OF
FIJI Sadly pinched between the cars
M Hey Railroad one day last week.
Siss@IY il does no: prove to be a Sc
y iey
( s.. ppb LEGATION Of the semi-weekly
q 4 Bratileboro has been suspend I'd,
i er they win issue the weekly
~A Basset whose severe Injuries by
I'D at The Depot, were reported
4a has been 10 suffering and crit
3y8 fen during the week, but is new
n gar,led as much better, and we
say bis recovery seems certain.
y understand Mr.. George Brown
<ut his grocery, (formerly Brown
dSs to Messrs. Graves q Pierce,
HON is from Chester and the 9TH
6Eln roctorsville, who are TO take pos
Hin n Monday.
"a y quantities of maple sugar have
Jed from this place nearly every
eek, all OF which fiads ready
Dn Monday the amount Slipped
Kl70 pounds, and on Tuesday It was
Y psahds.
. Eoperintendeut Merrill Of the Gem
|sRaiload, on learning Of the sad acei-
: 10 Nh. Basset, Immediately gave or
! III ave him properly cared for at the
en1 of the road.
q Bellows Falls House is becom-
4&i)e a hospital for the wounded on the
toA}A which have become SO frequent
Mr.. Streeter who keeps the
IN however, caring for and keeping
a Dmfortable as possible.
l1pe Barrett Of Woodstock has spent
III 10 town this week, and we were
him in a much improved state
A3llE He wil1not attempt TO hold
- Court, however, at this time,
by will be performed by Judge
fson.
0 The Claremont Advocate speaks in
ting terms of the new orgen just put
one sc the churches in that place, by
Mating of this village, and says -
lis il the fourth organ Mr.. Nutting has
shed for the Claremont churches, with
/ which we learn the purchasers were
~ pleased"
Our village schools commenced or
day With the old board of teachers
Id Miss Leach, Of Westminster, assis
principal in the High School il
/ q 0f Miss Robinson. Prof l.. +
principal, same as last term
A excellent teachers as now con
f6e entire board, the present tern
ft0be one of unusual progress, an
n Yin til parents and scholars do thei
the way, the Secretary of th
Y m Education has recently paid
q e6mpliment TO the talent and abilit
tk 1cholars of our village school
y ich trust they will deserve NOR
! n ever at the close of the term just b.
e
y Our leaders who are any way iniei
"a in music or musical instruments al
a rred 10 the advertisement of r.
light, how of Boston, where he has r.
.. ply been teaching with much success
slearn that he will resume instruction
,dl lhia xicinty during the coming season
NJ are glad to learn that the Sui
4. nH1iltoad bridge at Windsor is expec
% far completed as to be pass
r j< kins next week. This win
JSHU& Nj IN us down This way w l.,
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FOREIGN DELEGATES.

BRAY HAYES, IaPoRrrKs 8 consrssox AGENTS,
ifs MILK ST., BOSTON.
Crosse 4 BackwelI's London Chow Chow ~, o,,a 10.
Scotch Oatmeal, Robinsons Barley ard Ciroafs cex,s
Gelatne, Dnndeu Marmalade. Albert Biacuit. etc
French sariines Prunes, Olive Oil Olives caper. pe.s
Vinegar. ustard &e, Italian Macaroni
Sauce. Walnut Catsup, &c. London and Dublin Porter
Eng. Scotch Pale Ale. Days M,lstin's Reaf Ja1ar
Hacking, &c. for sale to the Trade.
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RATES OF APPRAIsAL.--At meeting
of the listers of Windsor County, the fol-
lowing rates Of appraisal were agreed up
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local Matters.
Boy Wanted.

Mol boy of steady habits wanted
Hlice as al apprentice to the Print
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Dissolution Of Coparlnership

FfsfE eoraFsnsfsip heretofore existing between tbs
L Undersigned under The style Of j. WILSON co
Is this dissolved BY mutual consent. All ciaims and
demands beierzng the cop4rsnsfzp haFe been assign
ed F. S. Wilson. B. Aams add A. Arms faf settle
y. WILTON
y WILSON,
o. b. ARMS,
AARON ARMS
B.lsaxs Fails VI March n lsGs. 1215
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CHARLES W. MARSH,
Painter, Contractor, 4 JObber,
AND pzaLER IN
Paints, OILS. Earnisses, Japaa, md Glass,

Paints, OILS. Earnishes, Japan md Glass,
LUDLOW, VT.
An kinds Of Painting doua In the ueaest manner, and
shortest possible notices. and on the most
EssImafes furnished Also stock of al kinds at the
lowest market rates References furnished to any persons
II rca con usu paints the coming season send
price list to the subscriber before Hing your Pur-
All our psiuts ana. oils a Z warranted
CHARLES ", MARSH.
ALSO, ~
English Lead and French Zinc, !
American Lead and Zine, all grades,
ve,y White LEAD and ZINC,
Very RED LEAD 4 BoLrED WHITING,
eralaius celor.. and Paints Mixed Ready for ass.
PAINT BRUSHES and PUTTY KNIVES,
coLoRs OF ALL KINDS ~ OIL.
Excelsior White Paint in Cans,
CONSTANT WHITE yARNIsH.
7arpensiae, Florence White,
RAW and BOILED on. by ,he gal or hhl.'
1 ruRrEsrlsn. in Can. Of all .i.s..
Benzine and Patent Oil, in Cans.
WINDOW GLASS. By THE nox,
large Stock of
Coach & Turpentine yarnishes,
Fl Also, all binds Of
: Paints, and Painters Supplies, for sale at the
LowEsr PRICES
And Price Last Sent TO ang ADDRESS, .!
c. w. MARSH,
x Iaalov. Vt. April ls'. lsss. Il
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:. " nators Poland and Dooliitle and
~ 4he committee who accompanied
4a.,. Ans of the late Senator Foot to
s.sssA .iarried briefly 10 this place Tues
n.o3 H.. while or their way back TO
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Statesmen Wanted.

COMPETENT MEN capable u Gaming from so 70
u s3oo per year, engage As sslesmen In di11rme
parts Of the United States. Vermont especi2iyl ~ -
plying personally with S4tzactory cndzs,uc1o
d r. READ, BKxxcn orFicx Howe Han Co Seoee,
Of Freight AID Eselsn Streets Opposite frsis D.
pot, Rutland W E-l1
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Rnous ADvENruRE.-The Keene
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Hr. II. B. Viall has removed bis
and provision Store to the first
4 NE north side Of o. D. Gray's
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Paper 81 Envelopes
Fer Sale by 4s = c KDwARrs
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y learn that the 7ih regiment
"A the sersiee--arriged at Brattle-
'Hrsdav evening.
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Gro. CAMPB-
NLVs ONNkI IEIsIi
President of The Association.
WESTMINSTER, WEST Dec. 2lst.

SPRINGFIELD.-The ladies of the Con-
gregational Church in Springfield, held
fair Dec. 10Th and Goth, and realized over
$500. They propose to have new organ
in their church.
People in Springfield have a variety of
entertainments for the season of long
evenings The Farmers Club, the Book
Club, Social Assemblies, Dancing School,
and Children's Sociable. These gather
ings occur every week or every two
weeks. 1t is desired on the part of many
that course Of Public lectures be also
provided for the entertainment Of all
classes.
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TEACHERS, Members of School Committees,
and all persons interested in educational matters,
sire to have the Progressive Series of Readers,
compiled by SALEM Town, LII D. and NELSON
MHoLBRooK, A. NJ ,eadopted by the Board of
Education, will confer special favor on the pub
Usher, in making such request known, by adj
dressing Oliver Ellsworth, Esq, Boston, Mass,
previous to January 3lst and, if possible, within
the next two weeks. Several leading education
al gentlemen of the State also ask this favor. 1t
is therefore hoped that all interested will promptly
comply with this request
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Marriea.


In Chester the Ingraham House, Dec GOTH by Rev.
G. G Gurr. Mr.. NIL. WHITE and Miss HATTIE !. CLARK
DO tn of Cavendsh
In Woodstock Nov. GOTH by Rev. Moses Kidder, Mr..
DAVID {. ROBINSON of Brideewater, and Miss JENNY
u HAMMOND of Sherburne.
In Woodstock Dec, 18th, by Rev. Moses kidder. Mr..
LORENZO o. WEST of Sherburne, and Miss NANCY A.
GATES of Bridgewater.
In Pitsheld Nov 25.h, by Rev. H. + Forrest, Mr. COR
NELIUS +. PERSON of West Windsor, and Miss MA
KINDA r. LAMB, of Rochester.
In Wardsboro. Dec 12th MIR. ALVIN II. WHITE and
Miss LUANA PUTNAM, both of Wardsboro.
In Springfield, Dec lst, by Rev. Il. G. Bass Mr.. WM
CoNLEY and Miss EMMA BURBEE, both of Glaremont,
N. II.
In Springfield Dec 18th by the same. Mr.. GEO. ELLIS
and Miss MARY y. WHITE both Of Springfield.
In this village Dee 22d, by Rev n Pierce, Mr. JOHN
f. MARCH AID Miss ELEN0RE V. HOWARD, both of
Cavendsh
In Springfield Dec. 18th by the Rev. E. O. Bass Mr..
JOSEPH W. BARNES Of Marlboro, Mass, and Miss EMMA
j. WARREN of Springfield.
In Springfield, Dec 25th by the same, Mr.. J0SEPHUS
C0oKINGHsM and Miss MARY E. GROVE, both of
Arcadia, n. Y.
In. Westminster. Dec. 9th, by Rev. T. Fairbanks,
Mr. J. G. RICHARDSON, Ed, and Miss EMILINE
MORSE, both Of Westminster
Also, Dec. 18th, Mr.. WALLACE +. CARTER and Miss
MINETTA NJ. HUBBARD, both of Hillsboro, N. H.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

MAsoNIo.--At the Annual Meeting of
st. Johns Lodge No. Al, of Free and ac-
cepted Masons. holden at Mason's Hall,
Springfield, Tuesday, December IS, 1866,
the following officers were chosen for the
year ensuing:
II. w. Floyd, w. NJ, S. A. Pierce, S.
W., A. nj. Wheeler, J, W., George G.
Porter, Treas, S. L. Chapman, Sec, H.
Messenger, S. d., George w. Graham, J.
d., VIM. A. Sweet, A. Lane, Stewards,
A. S. Smart, Tyler, E. A. Knight, Mar
shall, George Bowers, Chaplain.
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BOSTON MARKET--Dec. "a

COTToN-No change. Sales at 81 g 36c. sheetings
FLoUk-Au the way from 81 to ST. with frmer ten
dency.
Rye sl.50.
rROyIsIoNs.-TheTe is a firm tendency in pork.
choice. 81 "a 4Oc and more firm, Cheese II a lie.
sUGAR.-Brown a l2c. Refined graduated &c. l4s
al l5c. Coffee crushed, III 10 l4tc.
wooL-Fu prices obtained for all desirable grades
and more firm feeling prevails. Sales have been of
fleece and pulled 42I q 6Sc as to quality The best
grades are held firm.
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Dec. IS, 1866.


Attend my friends and ncighbors,
A moment to my call,
have an invitation
/ give it unto ALL
A splendid exhibition
Is shortly to begin,
IN give you some description
And urge you to come in.
A theatre eapacious,
Twelve thousand furlongs square,
Stands on its twelve foundations,
OF precious jewels rare.
Twelve gates OF pearl unbruken,
Its spacious sides adorn,
Twelve shining angles waiting,
All glorious as the morn.
The ceiling is Of Jasper,
The floor of purest gold,
o, be prepared to view it,
1t never can be told.
The scene that will be acted
All Others will excel.
The number of the actors,
No human tongue can tell.
No indolent spectators
Within its walls appear,
But those who gain admittance
VIII all be actors here.
The music Is most charming,
The song forever new
The guests have long been learning
To sound their notes most true.
The whole will be directed
BY natures great AM,
IL is a sacred. drama,
The MARRIAaE OF TIE LAMR.
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tai On our outside will be found an
article on some Of the love life OF AGRA
HAM LINCOLN. The story will Of course
be read with deep interest, as everything
is OF that great and good man. The s;o-
ny will gain credit manly, because it is
written by Mr.. Herndon, an intimate per-
sonal friend and law partner of Mr.. Lin
coin.
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NASHVILLE, Dec. &c.

VERMONT SHEEP.-A correspondent
of the Springfield (Mass.) Union has been
visiting the sheep farms of Cornwall, VT,
and reporting particulars. We select sun
dry samples. Henry F. Dean has 800
acre farm, and lao Spanish merino sheep
valued at $4,000.
Hon. Rollin j. Jones has farm Of
GOO acres. His flock numbers 1875, val
ued at $4,000.
f. H. Dean, $50 acres; $50 breeding ewes
valued at $500 each-S75,000! Don't
doubt it, for he has been offered $1,000
each for five of them, and $1,000 last
year for four year old buck, which has
since earned him $4,000. California gold
mines can't compare with that.
Merrill Brigham 400 acres; flock, 500
thorough-breds valued at $4,000.
Simon S. Rockwell has flock of 800
valued at $4,000 One of his bucks has
Melted him over $4,000 in the last four
years.
Hon. Joel Randall 500 acres, and $50
" the best of blooled sheep" value not
stated He sold two year old buck re-
Gently for $4,000.
These men think it most profitable to
stick to Vermont themselves, and let
their sheep migrate to the West, to the
South, to California, and to every other
country in the world that can raise gold
enough to pay for the sheep and these
are the wise men of Cornwall.
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Windham County Wool Growers
Association.

A Meeting of the above Association
viii be held at Saxton's River on Monday
the 3lst inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to hear
the report of the Executive Committee,
and to discuss the Tariff Question, &c.
As this subject is Of vital importance to
every citizen of the County, it is expected
that it will be largely attended and of unu-
sual interest. All persons favorable to
the protection of American industry are
urgently limited TO attend
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-28

HOME AMUSEMENT-This sterling and amusing
Magazine welcome companion to every Preside The
old and the young thd mirthul and the sedate alike find
matter for pleasant and useful amuement-always some
thing to cheer the saddened heart, relieve the wearied
mind and furnish pleasant and instructive lessons for the
family Preside Every family should take it. Splendid
prizes are sent Agents raising Clubs Published Semi
Monthly at only S125 per annum. Address,
HOME AMUSEMENT,
b2ly No. rs Nassau ST., N.
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Died.

Marriages and Deaths inserted Obituaries neud
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length.
In weathersfeld Dec 23i, Mrs. HELEN p. wife of Are
mas IL Wheeler aged 81 years, months and Is days
devoted WIFE, kind and sfcctionste mother,
plary Christian has ALLEN asleep in Jesus
10 South Reading, Dec I'd after comparatively brief
illness of erysipelas Mr.. MARVIN ROBINSON, aged s.
In stratton Dec Iith MARION wife Of Aonzo Smith,
aged about 81 years
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JUVENILE INDIGNATIoN.-The follow
ing incident has been handed to US by
lady in this village. 1t is well worthy of
preservation, and has never before APP
peared in print Not thousand miles
from the town of Brookfeld, VT, there
lived little girl who attended Sabbath
School in the days when the deacons gave
certificates for Bible verses committed and
recited. One day after she had recited
her lesson, Deacon Bates claimed that she
had recited the same lesson before. She
denied it but they couldn't agree and he
withheld the certificate. Soon after, she,
with her little associates at play, held a
prayer meeting. Her prayer was over
heard by her mother. She prayed that
" the Lord would send them a good honest
deacon, one that wouldn't cheat them out
Of their certifc ates, not such little
cussed deacon as deacon Bates !"
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gag A number of things not attended TO
this week, both as TO business and matter
for this paper, must be excused on account
of the illness of the editor.
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Latest News.
THE SAME OLD REBELLION.
Here is fresh specimen of Southern

Here is fresh specimen of Southern
loyalty;
NASHVILLE, Dec. &c.
A murderous affray occurred here last
night between party of the Saith infant
ry and a party of policemen, the former
were cheering for Lincoln and the Union,
when the latter came up with an unswerv-
ing cheer for jeff. Davis. A row followed
in which Edward Creigo, soldier, was
shot, dying in few minutes. Sergt.
Henry Bishley received serious wound
in the head. Great excitement exists
over the affair, and number of soldiers
are out night hunting the murderers with
threats of vengeance.
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NOW FOR THE PRESENTS

0. +. Woods has returned from Boston and has just
received better and larger Assortment of Toys
ents for Holidays, than has offered this place
aud at low prices Please call and for
buying.
Bellows Falls Dec IL 1884
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T LIBERATION NOTICEl

Notice is hereby given that have this day given my
son EUGENE A.. WHITNEY, his time during the remain
deI of his minority and shall claim his earnings
nor pay any debts of his contracting after this date
ROSWELL WHITNEY.
WEsrMINsrER, Dec q, 1866. 52-2s
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G. The two books noticed Immediately
under our editorial head on second page,
are of exceeding value and interest.
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WANTED at the Bellows Falls Marble Works
w yonnx man from Is to % years Of age 70 learn
trade. None but Of good habits need apply. 3
BELLOWS FALLS, VI. H. a. EVANS.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

lO'
Tuesday being Christmas and papers being issued
Wednesday have not received usual cattle market
at the time of going to press.
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ULo wERH

Than any other place in their knowledge In windham
County, and will give few prices some of the articles
so you can see for yourselves. We now have
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SAxToNs RIvER.-Business is lively
and large in this enterprising village, and
from what we have seen there in the last
three months there must be quite an in
crease in business, especially in mercantile
trade. Col. Butterfeld, or rather Butter
field & Frost we believe it is now, have a
store full of goods and customers and
lively and large trade to match. A. Will
liams & Co., are also doing a good bust
ness. and Osgood & Co, have recently
been selling large number of carriages
and sleighs.
The number of business changes during
the past year, have been quite numerous.
The most recent is the sale yb j. 0. Smith,
of his new store and goods and also his farm
to e. r. Osgood. The business is now
carried on by f. R. Osgood & Co., who
occupy a whole column in our paper this
weea in their announcement.
L. G. Hubbard who now owns the tan
merry, has been making extensive repairs,
and is now nearly ready to commence bus
mess on new and enlarged scale.
Farnsworth and Alexander have also
made extensive repairs on their WOODEN
mill which is now running on full time.
j. +. Alexander has bought lot of
three acres of S. F. Perry and is making
preparations for the erection of dwelling
house and other buildings thereon.
Hubbard 81 Son have made large pur-
chases of sheep pelts, and are employing
more help than usual.
lothian Whitcomb has purchased a
building and wafer power of L. p. Barry,
and intends to repair and convert the
same into a carriage shop, and also to
build blacksmith's shop adjoining.
Albert Warrington has purchased a
building of E. S. Sabin, which he will re-
pair for shop in the spring, and thus
some idea of the tide of business in Sax
tons River may be formed.
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THE NEW NOVELTY MICROSCOPE

PATENTED MAY "A, 1854.
This Is the only magnfing glass invented which is
adapted to the examination OF living insects confnpg
them within the focus, feet up down 1t Is also
for examining bank bills engraving flowers leaves seeds
minerals cloth. WOOL the skin, Re- being adapted to
greater variety Of purposes than any other microscope
Every Banker Merchant, Farmer Gardener,
Seedsmsn Naturalist Botanist Miner Druggist Student
and Pleasureseeker should have also instruc-
tive and amusing gift to friend child 1t be folded
up carried in the pocketever ready exam
tons from Natures great laboratory. Price So eral
terms to agents and dealers Sent in boz prepaid
to any pert of the world receipt Of g. and three
cent postage stamps. Address
GEOHGE MEADE, Box 50, RAcIsH Win.
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STOLEN BUGGIES.

Now In the possession of L. j. Kingsley. Troy " Y
TWO STOLEN BUGGiEs one booted and one Concord
punt Also one buifato robe The owner have tn
by proving property Apply to
b. T. ELLISON, Bellows Falls vt
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VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD.

Coupon No. Of the First Mortgage Bonds of the YER
mont valley Railroad. due April lst 1862 will be pacon
and after December 81 1865 the Office the in
Bellows Falls Vermont The same Coupon will be paid
for the space of thirty days December 3st ls6s
at the Nationl Park Bank in the City Of New York
BY order of the Trustees.
BELLOWS FALL, Vt, Dec. 20, 1866 hi
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Auction.

Auction.
Tue subscriber having sold his Farm will sell at Public
Auction Thursday, Dec, 81 1866 on the premises in
Westminster, the following nal property One
Cow feur Years old, Team Horse, Colt years old
sucking olt, q Choice Breeding Ewes, "a Nice Eve
Lambs, l Buggy Wagon ! Two Horse Wagon, Plows 1
Cutvator, Harrow. Chains Hay Cutter and other al.
tces not mentioned About IL tons of good English
ot OF good Straw and Corn Fodder 100 bushe Corn 30
bushels Potatoes, Ais o household furniture
The sale viii commence at O'Clock A NJ. Terms at
CURTJS n ar Nv "
GEORGE Rusr, Auctioneer,
Westminster Dec IL 1866.
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STRANGE BUT TRUE.
THE AMERICAN ROOFING coMPANYs CRuESf !!

possible to procure substance which, ON applvin.
oonng not 70 shiagis, viii ensstaAly preserve L u
sot Agents. wanted In svsry county in New Rnrlar6
states For furthsr inlbrmaticn ma Circu Ar s63@
G. J. KkNRICK WapoIs N b.
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0Y S T RS! YSTERSi

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL at Locke's Variety Store
Soe Agent OF Gilmore Bond Co, dealers in New Haven
ket rates. " ' '"ee' nia'
oi-2 c. o. LOCKE
DOR A NICE BOWL OF OYSTERS
call at RIO
LoCKE's VARIETY STORE, Chester, Vt
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ad rather have our goods than any paper We ar
going 70 sen ior small profits and expect by doing
get most of the trade In this vicinity We shall vary
prices the market varies from time to time oa,cu,a
to keep the inside of the track them all in prices
If any ono live and beat prices then we win try
again.
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nj U S 1CAL INSTRUC TIO.Nr
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$. F. MERRILL,
And his daughter, Miss ELLA MERRILL are
prepared to give lessons upon Piano in Prof Robbn,s
American Methodn which comprises In addition % i..
on the Piano, les sons In HARMONY '
We viii also give lessons in the old method II desired.
All Pupils taking lessons in the American Method M
us will be admitted to the "Schumann Club a. mns;csi
organization which once in each week for mns,ci
practice and study ~ "'"~'
: \. Merrill will give lessons on the Violin
Pianos furnished snd tuned
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