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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-06

AcKSowLEpaENENr.-We are under
obligations to Hon. Vim. NJ. Stewart
for volume Of Congressional Globe and
Appendix, embracing proceedings OF
first session Of the Fortieth Congress,
for which We are duly and truly CRATE
f,1
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For GRASr.-The Shasta Courier says:
"we hear Of a number of prominent
men who have heretofore acted with the
Democratic party, who now % their
intention Of supporting Grant and Col
fax
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Brigade Review i!
HEADQUARTERS SECOND BRIGADE, N. NJ,
GOLD HILL. NEW, Juno 4, 1863. !

HEADQUARTERS SECOND BRIGADE, N. NJ, I
GOLD HILL. New, Juno 4, 1868.
General Order No. 3.
This Brigade Is hereby ordered to parade on
SATURDAY. JULY 4, 1868, for review aud In.
~spcction, and to celebrate the Ninety.second An.
nlversary Of our National Independence.
Brigadior General J. Irwin Gregg. command.
ing United States forces, District Of Nevada, with
officers and troops under his command; His Ex.
cellency, tho Governor. Commandcr'in In. Chief Of
Nevada Militia; Major General Jacob L. Van
Bokkc.on, commanding Division Brigadicr Cen
ersls Of First, Third and Fourth Brigades. with
their respective Stats and Companies attached
to their Brigades, urc hereby respectfully and
urgently invited to be present and unite with
this Brigade In the observance Of tho day.
BY command Of
JOHN B. WINTERS, Brig. Gen'l.
ia. SABINE, A. A. A. @. jc6.td
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DURING January, no less than one
hundred and forty ship, carrying the
British flag were lost. In connection
with these losses, the number Of those
who persisted is greatly in excess OF
those Of former disastrous years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-06

WHITE MES AND THEIR PosrERIrY.-
The Kentucky Democracy have Endorsed
negro suffrage. One Of their resolu-
tons declares that ''this Government
was established for white men and their
posterity, and should DO administered
only by them" As the "posterity"
includes ,wo-thirds Of the e~x.slaves,
our Nevada Caucasian Democracy
will be awfully shocked at such a
declaration.
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PsoLIYIc.-The Tulsre Time, says DR..
Davenport has shown US a limb, less
than one foot long, on which was thirty
eight perfectly formed and good sized
green gage plums.
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Masonic Notice.


nISsoLUTIoN.-THE CoPARTNERsHIp
~ heretofore existing under the firm name Of
ARCHAMBAULT & PHILLIPS Is this day
Dissolved oy mutual consent. Mr. Arohsmbauit
will continue In tho business, and receive ali
monies due AMI pay all debts Of the late arm Of
Archambault d Phillips
II. G.. PHILLIPS.
Gold Hill, May %, 1868. mySo. I'm
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TIE UswrsE souru.-The St. Louis

Democrat says:
The rebel papers in Louisiana declare that
the "colored voters, il they wish to live in
peace and harmony, must repudiate the Rad
icals and act in concert with the Democratic
party" The same papers explain the threat
BY the quiet remark, "Many freedmen have
been discharged for voting the Radical tick
ct, and there Is a suspension in building"
And with infinite impudenee, they urge the
people to 'return to their avocations and re-
deem lost time by going to work" Can any
country be prosperous while its landed prop
erty is in tho hands Of such fools?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-06

The Union meeting at San Francisco,
Tuesday night, was mobbed by Demo-
cratic ruffians.
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$50

osT, IN GOLD HILL, JUNE /, 1868, AN
II Enameled Diamond Pin. The above reward
by leaving the same at Taylor & BinIley's ga.
loon. Gold Hill. GEORGE w. GILBERT.
VIRGINIA. lima o 1854 tc3.lw
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MINERS UNION.

MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE
vi Ming. In the District Court Room, u street
Virginia; and every Thursday Evening In Tne'
ater Hall, Gold Hill.
May 20, 1858. m0.u
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Gold Hill Assay Office
G. & co.

rHARGRs FOR BULLION 81 90
~ In addition TO ono per cent OF Silvor value,
(Thess charges are San Francisco rates sirietly.l
Small bars at specially Low Rates. Results OF
Mill Tests Of small lots Of ore for ~ w. The
Foregoing charges are les.ened by the full yalue
of nll scraps belonging to the bullion asssyed.
BULLION PROFITS SHARED WITH
PATRONS. Every Depositor receives 4 portion
Of the profits Of the Office, by q certain per cent
DISGUST from his charges, which discount be.
comes large ~ tho business Of the ONCE In.
crcases. Large work FOR ALL COMBINED, seeurop
small charges to each Individual.
CHARGES FOR ORES. Assays OF ore are
made for 60 rs. 81, 81 so or Is. for each sample
reported. according to the nature Of the assay re.
qulred For full information on this polntscnd
tor a circular.
BEWARE OF ASSAYS. which rs q savipgto
the Assayer nre made In old cruclbles, especially
when the reports are not based on two distinct
assays. No matter by whom made. they are por.
ilous. An unexceptionablc assay report cannot
be made with a profit, for less than 81 80.
Ore assays from o distance. may DO sent with
fees by mall. THREE OUNCES II u sufficient
quantity for a sample.
CONRAD wIEGAED,
Gold Hill. Nevada.
Formerly Superyiping Assayer OF US
Mint ut San Franeisco.)
Gold Hill. May !. 1865. milf
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MADAME CORY, THE Emil
Vl n.nt Astroloscr. just arrived nom the East.
informs the ladies' and gentlemen Of Gold Hill
and vicinity that she can be committed relative to
all BUSINESS or MATRIMONIAL matters,
answering oil questions concerning tho
Past, Present and Future
With surprising correctness. She can be found
ct her residence on
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL,
Nearly opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
~. Terms Of consultation, from One to Five
Dollars.
Gold Hill, June 6, 1863. Jel.lm'
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Committee OF ARRANGEMENTS
Captain John McGlnty, Lieutenant Mccoy.
Sergeant Larkin, Sergeant BrOsnal,
Private NJ. SheOhan, Private l.. Jeiiers,
Private ID. N. Gloustcr.
Invitation Committee.
Governor u. q. Blasdel, ADJ. Gen. C.S: Noteware
Mai. Gen. Van Bokkelen. Brig. Gen. J. u. Winters,
Lieut., Col. G.. Sutterly, Colonel John j Hayes.
Lieut.. Col. j.. 7. Smith, Lieut.. Col. T.. d. Schamp,
Lieut., Col. ". y. Leet, Lieut.. Col. Van tiorder.
Lieut.. Col. Whitman, Lieut.. Col. WIS. Bronson,
Major r. Graves, Major Frank Denver,
Major W. s. Wood, Lieut.. Col. Buckninstcr.
Captain c. c. Warner Captain +. J. Con,crforl.
Captain =. O'ToOle, Lieutenant Hillyer,
Lieutenant Arnold. Lieutenant Murray,
John Lambert, J. ID. Mcagher,
p. Mulcahy, Judge J. 5. Pitzcr,
John + Doyle, John Mackey,
Thomas II. Williams. j.. c. CurrIc.
J. UDonncll. J. Mallon,
j. q. Taylor, A.C. Hay,
john Daniels, 7. 0COnncll.
VIM, II. Watson, William Gross,
4. s. Slnm0nds, William Trcvatin,
Thomas Sunderland, James Rule,
Thomas Moriarty, John Monallan.
Reception Committee.
Rick MorIarty. William Kelly,
Cornelius McGinncss, Michael Noriarty.
Lieut.. Sullivan. Thomas QnirE.,
Edward Tobln. Michael Hawkins.
John Higgins.
Floor Directors
Captain John McGinty.
~ Music by the best Band In Town II
w
Tmyll-tdl
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vougNooN STOCK REPORT.

rcous,c,yp DAILY M NELSON. cHuBpuck 4 co
GOLD HILL
SAN FRASCIsco, June 6, 1868.
SALES.
7a,,ba. aga. % Bclcher, s26O02551262 so;
10 million. e36; 357 Crown Point, ell61ll3D
Tia a.; II Ciollar.Potosi, ees+0296G2Ss; 3
Excheauer. si2; Is Hale & Norcross, ell2; ~
Imperial, e.0562O2; 90 Justice. pa: "a ksntuek'
eIi5; e5 Lady Bryan, s35034 5o034; Us over
man, s720T2 50070 so; ai6 Savage, q
100 :: 90 Sierra Nevada, ea7 % Yellow jacket
sI, a2U5pI 1850 ,2iO; 10 Colo, go; Gold, sl39t.
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Notice.

r BEG LEAVE TO iNFoRM THE oITI
zens Of Gold Hill and vicinity that l have
quit the Undertaking Business, having sold my
entire stock 10 MeISrs. WILSON & BROWN.
Tor whom ] bsspeak the patronage Of all who
unfortunately require anything In tho business
named.
Persons indebted to me will please settle I'm.
msdiatsly, ~ I intend leaving.
Gold YIll. Nay le, 1899. nyletf
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-04-10

CHARTER ELEcTIoN.-Our village
corporation meeting was held on Monday
evening, and would have been dull af
fair but for the amount of fun got up on
the election of fifth fire warden. There
were eight ballots before choice was eff.
fected, except that John Kimball was
elected on fourth and declined, there
having been tie on the first ballot be
tween him and George Slate, on an ag-
gregate of one vote each There was no
question pending and yet from an aggre-
gate of only two votes, on the first ballot.
additional voters were constantly coming
into the hall, who, instead of deciding
the case, only kept up the equilibrium.
On the first ballot, Capt. w. Taylor,
Wyman Flint, A. Kemp and J. Bowtelle
were elected Fire Wardens without oppo-
sition, tie preventing choice for fifth
Warden. On the Sd ballot Geo. Slate
declined and after the fourth ballot he
nominated j. c. Goodwin, and as this
was all the fun of our city election
we give the last six ballotings as follows:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-04-10
nenry II. Whitney,, E.,.,..

STATE OF VERMONT. The Prob.,. Carr,
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER. s. in and for said dis
let 10 All persons interested in th~tafe of II IN
deceased. s,rs<f;a.. =
WHEREAS. Harriet Whitney. adm;nistrafT;x Of
w said estate has fled her petition setting forth
that it will be necessary TO sell part of the real ee
tate of said deceased in order raise funds 10 nav
the debts of said deceased and that a part thereof
cannot be sold without injury those interested in
the remainder and has applied license 10 sell the
whole Of the real estate Of said deceased You are
notified that said court will decide upon said appi-
cation at special session thereof be held the
probate Office, in Townshend In said District on the
10th day Of April. 1853 when and where you u,ay be
heard IN the premises II Won shall see cause
Mar y. 1853 c. b. EDDY. Reg
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MANY TnANxs.-In the month

MANY THANKs.-In the month O.
March, and different from what we ever
did before, we sent out by mail large
number Of bills to those in arrears ON
subscription, including also one year in
advance, as we desire to adopt this sys-
TEN as soon as practicable, believing il to
be OF mutual interest. Some of these
accounts had run much longer than we
had any idea of but to large proper
ton of these we have received a very
prompt response, for which we desire to
return our hearty thanks, many of whose
favors have been accompanied by good
words aside from business. u XII
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SpR1NGFIELp.-Tbe Un;or Dro,r, /, );

ofhiNGFiELD.-Ihe Union Dramatic
Club of Springfield, gave their last en-
tertainment for the season at the Town
Hall, on Thursday evening of last week,
on which occasion was presented the ORA.
ma IN two acts, entitled "Once on a
Time" which was generally well render
ed. The Comedy, entitled "Love in
Humble life" which was to have conclu-
ded the entertainment, was unavoidably
omitted, owing to the sudden departure
OF one of the actors for the west. By re-
quest of several citizens, the Comedy en-
titled "sylvia's Soldier" was substituted
and admirably personated. We refrain
from individual criticism, but unhesitat-
ingly pronounce the acting by the men,
bers of this club during the past season,
OF high order for amateur performers.
Financially the club has not been sue
cess, but its members have no reason to
feel chagrined, although disappointed
IN that respect, as their acting has gained
the approval of all who have witnessed
their entertainments. We cannot con-
clude our notice oftheir closing exhibit
ton without brief personal reference to
the fine rendering of the beautiful Song.
with guitar accompaniment, entitled
" Kittie over the River" by Miss Emma
J. Stiles, assisted by younger sister,
Miss Flora Z. Styles. This song was
loudly applauded and encored, which
brought them again upon the stage,
when DAISY Deane" was sung, which
received the plaudits of the audience.
Miss Styles is an elegant singer, but
with no great power of voice, whose
sweet, liquid tones and perfect execution
holds an audience captive, almost, one
may say, by its lack of power "Mr. e.
Mrs. Snibs, was sung in very accept
able manner, by Mr.. J. Frank Stiles
and Mrs. N. B. Stone. We predict it
would have been better for the club, had
its musical talent been brought into
requisition at an earlier day.
The Club Rooms, over G. w. Foggett's
Job Printing Office soon to be occupied
by Fred Barnes as Book Bindery, was
visited by some dozen or fifteen couples
of young people on Friday evening of
last week, April Sd, and made merry by
vocal and instrumental music and dane
ing, interspersed with maple sugar, &C.
Such gatherings are promotion of health
and happiness.
improvements are the order of the
day in this place at the present time.
The blasting of rocks in the cellar, and
large pile of bricks on Main Street, OPP
posite the Tontine, are signs that the spa
cious three story brick block to be erected
by Parks, Woolson & Thompson is in
progress. Also the removal of the old
Paint Shop just beyond B. F. Woods liv-
cry stable, and the accumulation of much
lumber in that vicinity, are suggestive
indications that Messrs. Baker & Martin
are not to be behind time with their new
block.
The old store, which for several weeks
has been moving about, or blockading
our streets, has at last come to anchor on |
Valley street, opposite Miner Newton's,
where it is being rapidly put in order for
well, are don't know what.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-04-10

ArrLEBoRo. %. j. Pratt of Brat
b has added a new department to
READY extensive stock of foreign
|pmestic goods, in opening new and
p Carpet rooms on the floor FORM
occupied by him in the millinery
lr. Pratt has fitted up these rooms
sly for the purpose of keeping a
PISS Carpet store, and without doubt
OF the finest assortments in this
= side of the cities. Mr.. Pratt's
nd Judgment is of the first order,
'th knowledge of his popularity
p branches of business, we bespeak
Tor him in his new Carpet Empo-
also desire to call attention to the
advertisement of Estey & Co.. at
eboro. Their Cottage Organs have
~ become very popular, but have
a most excellent reputation
bout the United States.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-04-10

AFroS.-The annual Sugar Festi-
the Baptist Society was held at
Town Hall, March 2Sth. The hall
tastefully decorated with evergreens
paintings which, together with the
Spread tables, was an honor to the
5 who conducted the enterprise. The
Ir for the occasion was furnished by
Frank Edison whose skill as a man
turer of pure and sweet article can
In the future be doubted. 1t was
ri in the regular old fashioned way,
Cow, much to the qualification of all
ent The Grafton Cornet Band also
pred during the evening and played
al appropriate airs and did credit to
Eelves as well as to their instructor,
Merrill. The festival was in every
decided success, the net receipts
biting to eighty-fve dollars.
ley Perry of Saxtons River, one day
eek, broke through a bridge into
yer, near the lumber mill of Lyman
PRS, with three horse team. One
valued at some $500, was immedi-
drowned. The other two were
mainly by the exertions and cool
pf MIR. Perry himself, who was
p into the water in the crash, and
water was quite deep it is strange
e was able to do more than to save
Nh.
pre- have been several sales of build
is in Grafton this Spring. Seven
Fere sold on School Street last week,
n some of them houses will be erect
coming season.
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For Saley
william ch.-chsIl,. E.,n,e.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1 The Probate Court
DISTRICT or EsTmrysTER, for said district To
all persons interested in the estate Of WILLIAM
CHURCHILL. late Of Londonderry. in said district
deceased. 6reefiaa
V0U are hereby notified that said court will decide
upon the allowance OF the administration account
of A. Il. Fuller, administrator OF said estate and
decree distribution the persons entitedt TO the said
estate a the session Of said court be held at the
lnnof francis Phelps in Grafton in said district on
you may be heard in the premises IL you shall see
cause. G. II EDDY Rag :
Mar. Is 1868 I3iS
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Ra..eiI Aidrieh,. E:...,r,

sIaIE OF EKMUNT The Probate Court
DISTRICT or WESTMINSTER IS for said district To
All persons interested in the estate of SELL
DRfCH late of Londonderry in said district deceas
Greeting.
XoC arc hereby notified that said court will decide
1 upon the allowance Of the final administration
account of A. E. Fuller administrator OF said estate
and decree distribution to the persons entitled the
SAID estate az the esion of said court to be held
the Inn of +. Phelps. in Grafton. in said district
the LIST Wednesday in May. 1858 when and where
you may be heard in the premises if you shall see
see cause. c. u. EDDY. Reg.
Mar IL 1865
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Bellows gaffs S5imss,
FALLS, APRIL 10, 1868.
Caucus.

fhe Union voters of Rockingham are
nested to meet at the Office of C. b.
BY, in Bellows Falls, on Saturday,
iii 18th, 1868, at four o'clock in the
|rnoon, to elect three delegates to at
b the Union District Convention, to
beld at White River Junction, April
By Order Of 7o,cn Committee.
! pril 2, 1868.
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Some of our help having been sud.
Nv called away by the serious sickness
friends at home, we are compelled Do
a part of our local matter this week,
Eant Of time to put it in type.
There are rumosr Of several real es-
and business changes in the street,
|they are not completed yet and some
hem probably never will be.
Bridgman's new livery stable is ad.
fsed to let. 1t is good chance. See
krtisement.
! &c. E. Holbrook opened his new boot
on Westminster Street this week.
i now ready to give the fullest at
bn to the wants Of his customers.
y The place to buy Carpets in Brat
<ro, is at the new rooms of O. j..
The new dress and trimming store
Westminster Street, by Miss II. C..
more & Co., was opened this week
Presents a very favorable and attract
appearance.
Three numbers Of the Household.
Shed by Milliken and Crowell at
q leboro, have appeared, and reflect
highest credit on the projectors of
Enterprise. 1t is filled with matter
re the most useful and entertaining.
I've understand small monthly is
issued in Springfield to be called
= Vermont Good Templar," and to
organ of the order in the State.
4vertised Letters; Amos Blanchard,
pnd B. Backus, Chas G. Chapman
\, L. Henry Eastman, Mrs. Hannah
fletcher. Sidney o. Little, b. w.
$ll, John Rich, Charles MeCarter.
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NDoNDERRY.-A lodge of Good
ars was recently organized in Lon.
Try, by H. P. Spencer. 1t is No.
q the officers are as follows:
rren Garfield, P. w. IT,
g. Howe, w. C. T.,
I. L.. Arneld, w. V. T.,
~. Gibson, w. s,
erk ID. Farnsworth, w. F. s.,
a Z. A. Newell, w. T.,
n. Perry, w. NJ,
Elma Stowell, w. I. G.,
rren H. Gibson, w. o. G.,
A. Park, W. c.,
"a Hobart, w. A. s.,
saville Stowell. w. ID. NJ,
A. N. Howe, w. r. ii. s.,
A. b. Bixby, w. L. H. s.
Fnng of meeting, Tuesday.
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Total, 10 % 26 32 SO AZ
On the Sth ballot o. D. Gray was cleo
ted by two majority, and amid consider
able merriment he was called on for a
speech, but declined. Allthe other officers
were chosen without opposition, and the
following is list of the
VILLAGE OFFICERS FOR 1868.
Cleric. E. Arnold.
Bahfs-H. E. Stoughton, A. S. Clark,
A. n. Swain, VIM. Stone, VIM. H. John
son.
Fire Hdrdens-Walter Taylor, Wy
man Flint, A. Kemp, j. Bowtelle, o. D.
Gray.
Cotlector-Alfred Kemp.
Treasurer-Asa Wentworth.
On motion of c. B. Eddy, commit
tee of five were appointed whose duty it
should be to construct at least two reser-
voirs at such places in the village as they
may deem proper during the ensuing
year, and the chair appointed as such
committee, c. b. Eddy, Geo. Slate and
Wyman Flint. The same committee were
also instructed to make such repairs on
the old reservoirs as they may think nee
essary.
DR.. Nichols from the committee for
that purpose, reported that agreeably to
vote last year, he had caused to be made
out and rendered to Mr.. Edmund Blake,
a deed of the land bought of him by tie
corporation, and that Mr.. Blake refused
to receive the same. 1t was then voted
that similar tender be made to James
H. Blake, of the lot bought of him. The
fire wardens we're also instructed to ex-
anime the old hose on hand and purchase
enough to make 200 feet of sound hose.
SyAxToSs RIVER. Mr.. Sidney Perry &
L. c. Hubbard have purchased the free
stone mill and cider mill, together with
the water privilege, on the South side of
the river at Saxtons River, and are re-
pairing the LIST named for grist mill. Ru-
mors are afoat that they contemplate
still larger enterprise, but it is not yet
definitely announced.
We learn there is full attendance at
the Saxtons River Seminary, and the
number is increasing.
NJ. j. Amsden, dealer in boots and
Shoes, at Saxtons River, is probably the
most superior workman on nice glove
CATERS for women's wear, in this section
of the State. He gives special attention
to this kind of work, and he has as much
as he can do for customers far and near,
who have come to fully appreciate it,
and among whom ale many from this
village where no such work is done.
CAMBRIDGEPoRT.-A council has been
called to organize Congregational
church at Cambridgeport, on the 10Th
day of this month, at o'clock, P. NJ.
The ladies of Cambridgeport have or
ganized Sewing Society, with Mrs.
Charles Smith as President, and MIS-.
George Wheeler, Secretary.
The Wooden mill now owned by George
Wellington, started on full time this week.
Progress is the watchwa:d of the good
people of the Port. Z
"A stump speaker at a late meeting
declared that he knew no east, no west,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-04-10
NEW LIVERY Stable TO LET

The Subscriber has Just completed, and has ready
for use. his new LIF cry STABLE The location
Bellows Falls, VT, the terminus of four Railroads.
and having the best CHURCH. the best SCHOOL,
HOUSE. the best TROUT PONDS, and now the best
LIVERY STABLE in the State-is unsurpassed
There is only one competing Stable in the place
thorough business man tno other need apply can
control the custom.
ling. to take an interest with him in the business.
Address
J. D. BRIDGMAN
Is BELLOWS FALLS, VI.
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