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AMERICAN wAnrH4rWATCHBS.

THE BESTII THE CHEAPESTiI
TIME EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
Il Watches by Railway ConductotS, .ociiSg
class of watch-weaIers, has thorons53S Srohj.
monstrated the strength, steadiness, 19ta sah
6 f and a faf cSsS 81 81 All these respects
decide the question as to the real NHAue VI
these timekeepers. ~. ,,o,,.
selves In the pockets OF the people.
Imported Watches are made on an S1pSn
sive system, in small numbers, Du NJ " GyorIrst
merous makers, and are placed IN me LaHlAI
here by an Importer VINO nthL Se Sato1S
Monopoly OF Sale of some one Manuiact III
To the Manufacturers profit must Do Auu
A Custom HOUSE duty of IS per cent, pay
able In Gold. ,,oTm.
porter, another profit to the loDDGeII o S
nearly doubling the cost OF the imports
watch. ,,s,,,,-rad
on a large scale, under one roof ana SSsESI
of supervision and management. tn 1 ny
saving many of the expenses necsSaLny ,,tsir
CURED In small establishments; hence thel
Ali nespectabl dealers now sell Waltham
Knows. Is favorable TO small prohts. The
Trade Is satisfied, because, though the proht
on each watch Is small, the demand is large
and all are Balable.
Unscrupulous importers occasionally place
a worthless Swiss Initiation In the market;
10 avoid Imposition, the purchaser should
Invariably demand certificate OF genuine
ness, signed by the treasurer OF the America"
Watch Company-R. e. ROBBINS.
There are different grades OF finish In me
different varieties of Watches made BY ths
Waltham Company, as there are alnete ns
but every Watch that bears the genuine
trade mark OF "WALTHAM" is guarantees
to be good one, and nobody need De aliSNU
to buy It.
Ever watch Fully warranted
For sale by all drst-clasS dealers In the
United states and British Provinces.
ROBBINS a Appleton,
no. IS2 Broadway n. .
aBAsk for the WaItham Watch, and take
no other. II is the best. It's the cheapest.
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WINDOW SHADES

which is larger, finer and cheaper than ever
before, comprising some 20 or 20 different
patterns, and all the latest styles, Window
OIL Cloth, Holland, &C., &C.
A Full Stock OF Furniture and Mattresses.
Prices guaranteed to be as low as any
" anri7.im j. & 9. MENDEL q co.
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ORIN s. MOTE, of West Milton,
Miami. county, Ohio, writes to the
Dayton Journal remarkable state
ment concerning the death of his uncle,
Enos Mote, under peculiar circumstau-
ces,some twelve years ago. Mr.. Mote was
subject to epileptlc fits and had one
during the night of August 20, 1855.
Next morning n plate of false teeth
which he wore and which he had in his
mouth at the time of retiring was miss
ed, and never could be found. He
complained OF severe obstruction in
his left lung as If some hard substance
had lodged there, but the physIciaus
and others thought it impossible this
could bethe missing teeth. From this
till the time of his death he had sewers
fits of coughing, and spat blood freely
He went into decline resembling con
sumption and at the end OF a year died
No post mortem examination wa
made, the medical mon thinking II un
necessary and the family opposing it
A short urue ago, however, the nephew
MS father and brother, concluded Il
solve the mystery. They exhumed tn
remains and found the teeth on tn
left side OF the spinal column, jus
about whore the left brorobial tub
branched out into the len lung. Tn
plate is gold, with clasps at each and
contains three teeth and weighs the
dwts. 1t is now in the possession :
Linus Mote, a brother of the deceosot
near West Milton. The names of MIR
persons are given who witnessed n
exhuming and finding of the plate.
the time it was lost, the medical IN,
expressed the opinion it was imposl
blefor a foreign substance of such 81
to have entered the trache or windpiI
vet the sequel proved the opinion erI
neous. Mr.. Mote lived just S64 da
after the accident, which ought to ser
as warning to all persons weari
artificial teeth.
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EAfR CONS LITTLE GIANT CLOTHES
Pa WRLSGER-the best In eusa. Good
agents wanted In every county Address,
j, F. RAYNOLDS,
sep4-tf Wheeling. w. Va
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STEAMBOATS,.

For EvansvIlIe. Cairo & 81. LouIs...
Direct.
Leaves Thursday evening, 2Sd inst, s o'clock.
- Themammoth side wheel steamer
Lena&t 4ALICE ", Capt. Keyt, Will leave
EssAs@ssgas above announced. Through
bills OF fading given to all points west and
south.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
I, a. MONG, Agent,
apr23-2t 81 Monroe street.
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PILES.

There ia NO medicine In use SO efticaclOa55
as Or. ROback's Blood Purifier and Blooa
Pills for the permanent cure OF bI1 Billy ~ a.
Bleeding Piles; they strike at the root OF u
sease, thereby removing the cause.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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announcements.
FOR CONGRESS.

NRWe are authorized to announce Hon.
G9 CHESTER d. HUBBARD. OF Ohio conn
ty, as candidate for reelection from the
First Congressional District, subject to the
decision of the Union Republican Conven-
ton. aprlG
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FOR CONGRESS.
ONp Editors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. announce
ny the name OF GEN. I. II. DUvAL as our
candidate for Congress from this (first) Con .
greSSional District. subject to the action OF
the approaching State Republican Conven-
mar71 MANY CITIZENS.
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Aleu-, advertisements.
Notice.

Notice.
HIHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE W. -
Virginia Mining and Manun8cGt1u1[5InnsSnTS; s
are requested to meet at the C0nPhHS
on SATURDAY next April E9tn'
BY order OF the Board ofDtrectonsr rU
apr2l-st A Secretary.
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"Meals & state.Rooms Included."

shippers and eonsiguees will do well to
consult us relative To freight, as we can, and
will carry cheaper than any other line.
All business entrusted to our care will re-
ceiVe prompt attention.
Freight will be received and delivered on
the wharf Boat, and thereby secured
against Indictment weather.
For further information enquire OF
mar2O;tr Agents.
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Lectures on the Animal Kingdom

PROFESSOR EBE1L'sLEcTUREs WILL
ScOmmence on Friday evening, the I'LL
In the 4ths st. N. Z. Church, and c0n5nue
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and WeoheS
The whole course will be brilliantly llns.
trated by views with the Magnetism Llsht
Tickets for the course may be had at the
Religious Book House, Reed q kraiIs,
Bookings. and Logan, List & COS Drug
Stores.
Tickets for the coursesI 90. Single admls.
sion Is cents. Under 10 years OF age, tickets
for the course go cents, single admission 10
lectures will commence at ~ o'clock.
apr2l-4t
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Mattings,

and everything usually kept in Carpet and
Furniture Store. Attention Il particularly
called to our stock OF
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NEW AND COMPLETES STOCK
of all goods urually kept incur line Of bust,
ness n yvilieFI we offar 10 the trade on ths
most favoralIie terms. 49, aprlb-lm
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Sole Agents for Grover & Bakers Family
Sewing Machines. apFzz
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
WALLINGFORD, VT
REAL ESTATE OF ALL DESCRlP-
TONS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION,
L,OR SALE

one OF the best located I'm Shops IN Vermont,
FULLY established now dong a LANCE and profitable
business The above Is lOcated IN q nOugishng
village IN the midst Of LANCE and wealthy farming
community, The building consists 81 large new
shop 50 by SIS feet in si1e, two stories high, and
with shed in rear, aud occupying the best corner
lot Ton business m the placc, The building gist
over 5000, The owasr wishing 20 90 West OILERS
the entire property, together with al the stock %
manufactured gus-ls, I-idlvIa carts Ne, Including
one eonpete set Of machinery, aud thgee iuA spts
81 tools, AL OF the most Improved patterns aud
STYLES. The business ts nov canned on amounts
10 over $4,000 pei yaar which could L. etNty
doubled, aud profits large, II l. doubtful II there
Is another location IA Vermont possessing equal
advantage, iaI HE carrying on Of large and sue
ecssful Tn aud stow business. The entire pgI-
chase Of both the real estate aul personal property
will tall below q Uub, and mot better Investment
can te made IN Vermont, Tine gwen ON pare
OF the purchase money II dcslpl. For iull par
,cular, apply 10 tue undersigned At MailIuglorl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
STATE OF VERMONT DISTRICT

y of Fairhayen, IS. The Probate Court Tor the
District oil FQirhaven:
To AL persons interested in the estate OF Jeil,r-
son Barns, late of Fairhaven, in said district,
deceased, testate GREETING.
By the authority Of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before SAID Probate
Court, at the Probate Office in Castlcton, III said
district, on the I'd Monday of February, A. D.,
1868, to show cause, If any YOU have, why Ger
tain instrument, in writing filed in said Court,
and purporting TO be the last will and testament
of said deceased should not be approved and al
lowed
Of January, \. ID. 1865.
iw3w. y. A SUMNER, Register.
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A GENTS AND ATTORNEYS,

4 a who prepare pension vouchers for widows
having minor children, will take notice that here
after the following words must be inserted in the
last clause OF the deposition, after the word
abandoned" viz 'or supported by any individ-
ual, orphan asylum or other institution" and the
following words muat be inserted in the deposit
tion of two witnesses, after the word abandoned"
viz: "or supported by any individual, orphan
asylum other institution, on the - day OF
- 1856 :" The day to which payment is claimed
must be inserted where the blanks are. II any
of the children have died, been adopted, or absn-
doned, or supported, by any individual, orphan
asylum or other Institution. since the date to
which the pension was last paid, insert their
names, with the dsN of each a. heretofore.
n. KELLOGG, Pension Agent
Rutland, Jan. 81, 1858. jan3ld&wlt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
4 MOTHER GRAND TRIUMPH

! \ Of the Florence" Honor TO whom honor is
due. The only GoLp MEDAL given to Family
Sewing Machines at the Mechanics Fair Just held
IN Lowell, awarded TO the FLoRESCE Ma
CHINE after having been on exhibition five suSes-
sve weeks, and examined by the best mechanics
IN the country, who pronounced it TO be the best
constructed, most reliable, and machine that
would accomplish greater amount of work. and
IN more satisfactory manner account of its
simplicity, than any other Sewing Machine ever
invented.
list OF SEWING MACHINE AWARDS.
First Prize COIN MEDAL to Florence Sewing
Machine SILVER MEDALS Howe Sewing Ma
chine, Weed Sewing Machine, Singer Sewing
Machine, finklo Lyon Sewing Machine. BRoEzE
MEDALS Htna Sewing Machine, Globe Sewing
Machine Novelty Sewing Machine DrpLoss
Thompson Lneoln's Patent Top exhibited ON
Wilcox 81 Gibbs Sewing Machine.
The above, in connection with the Highest Prize
at the New England Agricultural Fair at Proyi-
dence, September, 1867, together with the highest
Premiums at numerous minor Fairs held through
out New England, leave not the shadow Of doubt
but that the Florence" can justly claim triumph
over all other machines
For illustrating circular address II. l.. GLEs,nN,
Agent, Rutland, VI. 2-w2m
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YARNS FOR SAI.E---oNE CON

L tanning 410 acres, and known rs the Elijah
Ames iIrIn, oue-htlt covered with heavy wood and
timber, the remainder good tillahle and, COM
Portable buildings, and situate between Castleton
ard West Rutland. The uthrr 500 acres, one
third wool aud timber, land known A. the Old
Thornton Farm, near Biri Mountain The wood
and valuable opruee, ash and maple timber on
these farms will more than pay the prices asked
tor them; and they will be sold very reasonable
terms.
| also wish 10 sell OF lease farm III Poultuey,
with comfortable buildings sand farm is near
Wm. l.. Farnams, on the road leading from Fair
haven TO Sumption Corners, and between the valu-
able slate quarrits OF l.. Spaulding and VIM
Wing. A!are chance tor slate makers Apply 70
the subscriber, or c. NJ. WILLARD
II, l.. MEANWHILE.
tastictoIi January eth. 1865. 2wtf
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the substance ot said ball ana this order thEse
weeks successfully Ia the katanl Herald, IIiHtsl
Al Rutlsnd Aforesaid, the las, q which % y az
least twenty days beioT, SAID teIm, Which SHAH b.
deemed sufficient n0tlee,
I Dated AZ Rutland AFORESAID, this .5th day a
January, A, u, ls6s,
Nv, HOPKINS, Clgrk,
q W & f1r-NTT77y N7itIFff0T A-W3W
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STATR OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- oi Rutland, -, The Probate Court I'm the
District VI Rutland
TO all pcrslns Interested IN the estate ~ Abigail
EigyFton, late Of WalhhgiOrd, IN sad distract,
deorassd, testate, ugEEgiAG,
Ry the authority VI the State % Vermont, yag
arr hereby notified 10 APPEAR bei0re said Probate
Court, at the Probate oIhev IA kutlsnl, IA szail
district ON the 81 TUESDAY II February, 4, T.
ls6S, 10 show cause, II any you have, Why eeT-
tam instrument, IN whiting, nlrd IN sald TOUT,
and purlnrting 20 b. the las, wall and testament
Of sad decsased, should not b. pguyrd and al
lowed
Dated a. RutlaRl, in said district, tins eth dty
II January, 4, u, lS1S,
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AND SHEEP FARM For

- SALE.-From -Four hundred TO Five hum
lrcd acres OF land situated in stockbudee ana
ilttshed, three miles from Pittsfeld village;
Looping south and southwest; Apple orchards ani
hrec good sugar oTchanIs, dwelling bouae, i've
barns and sheds, and Cider Mill, 100 acres u
meadow which may be cut with q machine
Fasturage and meadow sufficient to keep co cows.
with GOOD cultivation may be largely increased.
An abundance OF pure water, both for farm and
convenient to buildings.
For an cnterprising farmer il is the best chance
20 make money IN Vermont Terms Of payment
as easy rs could be reasonably asked tor. Apply
by Iettes personally TO
NJ g. TyERTS, Rutland, Vt.
Rutland. Oct. a 1866 dlw&w43f
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For the expr,r,s purpose OF retailing their goodS
TO consumers At Wholesale Prices. The Immense
txvtits which have heretofore been put upon teas
and ooffees by the producers, the importers inc
iobbers brokers' Spectators, wholesale dealers ana
iually by the retail countr, merchants, have - en-
haned the prices OF these essential articles OF every
day life, that many consumers have been obhged TO
stlnt Themselves abstain altogether from the use
of teas Ind eoites IL is fact well known 10 those
who are familiar with the condition oil the Yea
market, that these goods are frequently retailed bl
small dealers in the country at twice or thT1ee the
original value and even then are so adulterated
and doessred by unprincipled spectators as 10 %
really unit Tor the uses OF any good and wei pro
vided housshd1.
We do not see why this should longer continue,
and we therefore propose TO retail our teas and
eotfees IN small quantities to consumers, IN az
parts OF the country at importing prices, with suel
small profits added thereto, as In widely extend
ed and constantly increasing business may reason
ably npensate us for trouble. We enaTin.
tee our teas and ooees At all times TO DC fresh and
pune aud warrant all goods sold from tins house
TO give entire satisfaction; otherwise the good
may be returned aud the money Will be refunded
We challenge any establishment III tins country tQ
compete with us in the quality and prices OF om
goods We call the especial attention Of az itouse
kecuers and heads oil families 10 the following
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
! IST OF TEXT BOOKS. THE

lST OF TEXT BOOKS. THE
~ following is list of Text Books selected by
the Board Of Education to be used in the Public
Schools of the State OF Vermont for five years. be-
ginning the first Of November 1868:
REApERs-Town and Holhrook's Series exclud-
ing the Intermediates and Hillard's Sixth Reader
MATHEMATICS - Greenleafs New Primary,
Greenleafs Intellectual, Greenleafs Practical
Walton's Cards and Keys Nos. and 2. Davies
University Edition, for High and Normal Schools
only. Greenleat's new Elementary Algebra.
BIOGRAPHIES, Descriptive and Political Mitch
ellis First Lessons. Mitchells Primary. Mitch
ellis intermediate Vermont Edition. PHYSICAL.
Montelths Physical and Astronomical. Guyot's
Common School Guyot's Wall maps.
GRAMMARs Towers Elements. Nortons, Weld
and Quaekenbos.
HIsToREs-Lossng's Common School. Halls
History and Geography VT.
SPELLKRs-Town and Holbrook's Progressive.
NATURAL PHnosoPHY-Q uackenbos' for Grad
ed and High Schools only.
PESNAssnIr-Payson, Dunton and seribner.
A. +. R.NKIN,.
4wiw Sec. Board OF Education.
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4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN p A
ATENTs.
r. II EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late AGENT Of fhs United Stats Patent D., Zee.
UlsAlqO,04 U1dar IN. Irf NJ 1897

Late Ageat Of ne United Stats Patent 81 ice
1idShiAgt0a, under ne Act u 1891.
No. - State 81, opposite Kilby St, Boston
After an extensive practice of upwards of tive nty
wears continues 10 secure patents in the I'm ted
states: also in Great Britain France and OF her
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications Bo ads
Assignments, and ali papers or drawings for Pa
fonts, executed on reasonable terms with dispa tch
Researches made into American and For ,igr
works, TO determine the validity and utility of Pa
tents OF Inventions, and legal and other ad yio.
rendered on all matters touching the same. Co pies
fthe claims Of any patent furnished, by remit ing
on dollar. Assignments reo1rdcl in Washing ton.
No agency in the United States possesses ; ne
rior facilities TOR obtaining Patents ascertain ag
the pttentablility of inventions.
During eight months the subscriber. in tn
course OF his large practice made on twice rei .ted
applications, SIXTEES APPEALS, EVE RY
ONE OF which was deedcdln his favor by the c ON
missioner OF Patents.
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES

" OR NO CHARGE MADE.
DR.. Dow IS consulted daily, from o. m. to ..
m as above, upon all difficult. and chronic diseases
Of every name and nature.
DR.. Dow, Nos. and 9 Endicott street, Boston.
Those whose need the services Of an experienced
physician and surgeon should give hum call.
y. DR.. Dow imports and has for sale ney
article called the French Secret. Order by mail
Two ior 81 and red stamp.
Boston, April 1896 fly
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TESTIMONIALS
g regard Mr.. Eddy a, one of the most cap abr,
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patent =.
" | have NO hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they sannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy and mdrs capable of putting their APP
plcations in form TO secure tor them an Z arly
and favorable consideration at the Patent off, q.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents"
" Mr.. Il. Ii. Eddy has made for me THIRTI ZEN
applications in all but ON T. of which patents rave
been granted, and that one is pending such
unmistakable proof OF great talent and ability aa
ms part, lea Is me 10 recommend all inventors TO
apply 10 him to procure their Patents they lay
be sure OF having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases, and at very reaS)ni-b Die
charges. JOHN TAGHART."
Boston, Jan, |, lSbS, lWly
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DARN FOR SALE.---ONE OF 80
L acres, one mile frsm Hydeville, and one Of
the best houses in the country thereon, ut less
price than the buildings are north.
One in Benson Of about 200 acres Of excellent
land and comfortable buildings, ON liberal terms
G.. N. WILLARD.
c. .leton, Dec. IS, 1867. 27d&wtf
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GROUND COPIES

PURE RIO, 20, % and 81 cents l. D..
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 10 rents
4 n.
ROYAL. CLUB, Extra Fine, 81 stats.
In order TO meet the demands u tlr- pcuiie 81
Rutland and vicinity, We have applntsi / IN L
& MORSE, corner OF Centre street and Merchant ,
Row. agents for the sale OF our Teas ane Gofiees
All goods are put up by ourselves in one pound
packages at our Warehouse in New Ya-I. and
retailed at Rutland, by Pond * Morse, at the amt
prices at which they are To he had over onr coun-
tiers in New York, All goods put up by ~ he&i
the trade mark OF 1.-THE Great United States lea
Warehouse " Of T. Y. KELLEY Il CO., sta Glpnd
on the package. None Others are genuine. We
especially eautioi, people against procuring theli
goods OF any company in New York, Boston
or elsewhere, representing themselves as beln2
connected with anr house. We solicit a
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- Of Rutland, -, The Probate Court ~ The
District Oi Rutland
To all persons Interested in he estate ~ Joseph
Sanders, late Vt Shrewsbury, IN ssii district d,-
ceased, oEfEIlNtE
by the authority Of the State II Vermont yqu
ate hereby notified o. appear h"i1rc the sad rnl-
hate Court, az thr ltulate oiiipr IA Rutland, Ia
said district, on the 81 Tuesday II February, A.
H., lNJs, "a show cause, Il any YOU have,
Why tho account Of II. u, Sponurl, fNreut0r 81
the estate ut said deyea,d sh0ull not be allowed,
and also Why the residue IT said sstat, should MT
be distributed q the par,ie, entitled thereto,
Dated a. Eutlaui, Ia ,Ald district, iAIs -i,L day
u January, \. n. lNfS
a-waw' HENRY H. SMITH, REGISTER
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n EW PAINT SHOP IN FAIR.
NANEN. VI

GARDNER \ FRANKLIN
House, sign, Carriage aud Ornamental Painters
Orders from distance promptly attended to-
Particular attention given to sign Painting, Signs
furnished aud express paid 10 all parts OF the
county. J-Nly
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7 HAVE YET FOR SALE A FEW
! CHOICE BUILDING LOTS in Wallingford
Village. Also, two or three Houses. any OF which
viii be offered on easy terms of payment, Apply
To the undersigned at Walhnefnrl
FRANKLIN POST,
Real Estate Agent.
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N EW HAMPTON INSTITUTE.
4 " wv

The next term Of this Institution for both IN lles
and females, will commence Tuesday Feb. l1th,
and continue until April 2sth.
The executive committee have secured the SER
vices OF Rev. 3. NJ. Whiting, A. NJ, who, with
Million Davidson, A. b., and Misses Juliette +.
Miles and Annie A. Meeker, will constitute The
corps Of instructors. The committee believe
that the Institution win sustain in all its depart
ments the reputation for thorough instruction it
has always borne. The moral and religious char
acter Of the pupils will have the constant super
vision Of the teachers, and parents ut is believed
cannot elsewhere entrust their children with more
confidence than at this school.
For Catalogues or other information, address
j. NJ. HOTCHkISS, Chairman Ex-Con.
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