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last week the bone was cut down upon
the two ends were sawed Oft, then bro
together and secured by means of silye
WIRE. The patient is very comfortable
and the case is in every way progressin:
favorably. 1t is called a formidable sur
gical operation.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The First National Bank of Montpe
ller has just made sem-annuaI divideuc
OF flve per cent-and the Montpelier Ma,
tlonal Bank 4 dividend of four per cent.
wlNDHAM COUNTY.
L. u. Mead, one of the oldest and
most respected citizens OF Brattieboro.
ended Il long, very active and useful life
Oh tuesday, at the age Of II years. He
was born IN Lexington, Mass. in 1875
studied law and pracIiced more than 80
years was the founder of the savings
bank at Bratteboro and had q family
OF nine children, seven OF whom survive
him. One who now carries his fathers
name is widely known in this country as
iptor of genius. Mr. Mead's funcr-
al will be attended at BrattIeboro. this
afternoon.
n lecherous Irish tramp nearly stran-
Sled and then violated young girl OF
Marlboro, few days ago. The brute Is
IN Newfane Jail.
The fourteenth annual fair of the Con
nectlcut River Valley agricultural asso-
citation will be held at Brattleboro. Sep
TENDER -. Prot. c. W. Cushing of
Auburndale will deliver an address on
the second day of the fair.
The business men of Brattleboro have
raised money sufficient 10 secure the ser
wees OF a night watch and policeman for
one year.
James Mansfield and Pat Met artv as
s;'ulted and brutally beat 4 hostlcr at
Phelps livery stable, Bellows Fall, few
nights since. In the absence of the sher-
III, the States Attorney of the county at
tempted TO arrest Mansfield, and cot "A
severe whipping for his pains, while VI.
succeeded IN escaping to New UIamp-
shire.
\ valuable colt belonging to Mr.. Leach
OF W estmlnstcr, was found Il few DAYS
since IN his pasture shot in his neck. At
last accounts he was not dead and NAV
recover. Whether the act was an intcn-
tonal piece OF rIscality or an accident is
not known.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
George Pratt, for many wears an en-
glnecr on the Rutland railroad, died in
Ludlow ON the ath inst, OF typhoid fever
at the age OF 30 years
Charles Ellis, brakeman on Condu,-
tor Reeds night express freight train,
was seriously injured Friday morning.
July ID, by coming in contact with "a
bridge near Gas>ctt'- station. Public
opinion will soon be such a. to compel
the Rutland road to raise It's bridges in
that vicinity.
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M. B. o. S,

Our reasons and we trust Justification for calling
the public attention to MOTHER BAILEY's QUIErGsG
SSB r, are furnished by the frequency and fatality OF
tn, disease of infancy and childhood. alarming and
serious the decsase., that child three dice he
fore the fifth year. These afford conclusive rgu
ment for enforcing mothers the importance of using
remedy, (Which contains Morphine or Poisonous
Drug and never fall (when timely used, to effect
cure. 1t greatly assists the child through months
Of teething allays all pain, reduces Inflammation,
rets idy of the Stomach, aud fall regulate
the bowels makes sick and weak children strong md
healthy produces natural lep for the child thereby
sffording rest to the mother For summer complaints
dyscntery and diarrhea, it has no equal For wind
collie, convusion-, gripping, &C. it falls give
immediate relief.
MOTHER BAILEYs QUIETTSG SYRrr, for children. Is
original medicine, well estIhshed therefore Use no
other and you safe. For sale by ali druggists and
dealers in medicine,
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
tlsep Agent Tor the United states,
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village. on turning short corner near the
bridge. the carriage cramped. and both
were thrown 10 the ground. Although
somewhat bruised no bones were broken.
have read much of la tie about large
hens egg. but saw the other dav some
'hIn% III that line which beat the lot. Two
dozen hens eggs in common sized tea
saucer leaving room for dozen more.
ana the whole number would touch the
saucer They were all laid by one hen. in
.N'n'}-iour consecutive days. At the
last Intelligence the hen was doing well.
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BY the Court.-Attest.
WM. II HAkTSHORN,
Sarah TOwnsend'S Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, Inprobate court, held at the
CavoiI.a D~iritt. Probate once. in Johns
nuH in sand district. Oh the 10 day OF July A ID. ls6g
Joseph IuSIs admins rttur Of the OF Sa rah
townsend, idte OF Sheffield in said district, de-
ceased presents his administration account Tor ex-
Animation AMI allow vance, md makes application for
de," oi distribution ANA Partition Of the estate of said
deceased.
hereupon 1t j. ordered by said court that ac-
count ana SAID Application be referred a OF
sld court L. be held at the probate Office in said
Jo>Nph The jlst day ui July, A ID. 1869, hearing
ana decision" thereon Ana il is further ordered that
tee hereof he sven To AL person, le est-d by puDliva-
u q" Tue edie three weeks success vely In the Caedo
man. newspaper published ST. JOhnsbury, previous
T. SAID te appointed Tor hearing that they may appear
al SAID me mi place, and sEOW CaUse II they
have "hA SAID account should not be allowed, and such
decree maze. By the Court, Attest,
$50 CHAS. y. DAN A, Register.
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LU!i,iOy,g;yic.

The Teachers Institute for Caledonia
county was held here on Wednesday and
thursday. judy 1Ih and Sth under the di-
rr'lion OF Secretary Rankin, assisted by
AcrSr~. 'i"honnot and French, able and
experienced teachers from New York
lhe Institute was held in the new school
building. anI the good numbers in attend
a'Ice curing tho sesSion-Ieachers and
Iiirhds OF the causc of education in the
'oGntN. showed an interest which it was
gratifying and encouraging to see mani
l'",. Iii spite OF the outside attractions
Caring tn" two days OF The Institute. in
ri"'iiu% TIL meeting of the County Medi-
cal society which was held in the place on
Wednesday. aud the exhibition of Camp
heIi'> Grand Geological and Equestrian
Institute. held near by on Thursday. the
large school room was well flied and the
interest well sustained. \ class of sixteen
candidates presented themselves for ex-
a.H.'"t!oiI the first day. five of whom were
fortunate caoHgh to receive certificates,
ih'iad'nE one Young lady from Orleans
county. Miss Julia Chandler of Derby.
lhr lectures during the evenings of the In
siIiu'c by tin secretary and Prot. French
We're able and Instructive, and the tlnsti-
tue 49, whole WIS Il season of interest
an" prof, "a all who attended it.-Erpre.s.
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The LIdies' Circle held their annual
strawberry festival at the hall in thi,
village, on Tuesday evening last. The
proceeds, which are to be used in pro-
curing parsonage, amounted to about
SO. The Balnet brass band was in at
tendance and added very much to the III
tcrest OF the occasion.
As two ladie. were driving through our
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<hCEriR.

The Barton Standard j. informed that
some weeks ag". As IIazen Gray went to
hi- mill {" commence saving. he discover
rd that hi- turl'uc water wheel was liter
ally smashed to pieces. Who the perpe-
TRAITOR NaS - unknown. Mr.. Gray bought
"H"-haIf The mill of James Chesley some
time lu~' winter: the other halt was owned
10y harl"s Che>lcy. a son OF james.
iHrir lad been some Misunderstanding
between the thc>loy- aud Gray. and he
"ray1 ha" drought Il foreclosure against
iJrir-. having a mortgage against his
half 81 the mill.
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4lcathG.

Births. Aary1s.c- aud D,ati- inserted FaEE ubitua-
ric-. including "".trv. eIN Cg>rs II line.
In Lar mon, y II. June p, of paralysis Srs eiE
ah"th G. widow OF h" latc Amos J. Teuuey, aged ~
YEAR..
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re- REMOVE MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLEs AND
NJ itoiii thI lace, use PEkRY's MOTH AND ERRcKLr
LOTION. sold by all druggiats Prenlred onIv nv nr
Is. &. Perry. p--eu why W Df'
rOt' SLACK WORMS, AND PIMPLES ON THE
49, . use Fl:RYs C.NEn0pE AND PMpLE REMEDY.
prepared only 10y DIR. z. G. Perry 40 Bond ST. New
l% ,i sold everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
- r-"--isz' 50-I5
Butchers Lightning FIy-KiIIer.
Death L. the Living! Long live the Killer. !,
sold by dealers everywhere 67-.O
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4Aarriagrs.

/" thi- village. July {. by Rev. s. Dsnielou Mr. IN
j. Ray and Nil Catherine Trlrnry, of -. John-bury
IL I'csclIIa, july !, by Rev. T.. b Flax Mr. Albert
Block Of Pa ump-i- and Nils Ka-e b auInier of p.
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fact worth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cent. worth Of
'sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powdsrs" given to
horse twice week, will cave double that amour, in
srnh' ana the horse will be seeker and every
way worth more money than though he did not have
th,m.
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r. '' 70. '.' if'-'H'
.... A.,-.-a.s.u door 'rvla i,- old
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Ir. Miles has made some changes in the
prices Of artificial tects. see his adver-
usrmtmI "u fourth page.
". II. Fletcher 81 Cabot. has bough,
"gt j"h"uuot. the druggist at the Corner.
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NOTICE.

lh- Pc = notify all whom j: may that l. Ray
MOI HI.r - hl. "n1r J. N>ru.n in Essex county,
l % o.l-uIE not. June -. l~Eg, Alphouzo /.
NigAo- ~ -t.s r., IA tI- !G:.iI county the
OF Ibid .-". -. NV ." Lar sad tie is sign.d by
EIl rur.i tu or, and witur---d hy Fh-he Thrasher
list -l not iiN the rhs" :ItIou'd note have
never he v4ur ii line hut claim that
t!ar moe go p' AIMED b. fr. dale nrlction
th, -Lit o. l. Nl,Aoz. AID take Til. opportlI-
O.. - ~. az, IA and ,v,rN against huyins
- 3 Note e. 3. d. pay -lm,.
bon, :: Bloomfield VI, .lUly -. So.
t~-.H EhlMu\p FULLER
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FARM FOR SALE
NOTICE..

tic".- h.-,y -..yvl ttt have thi. dav given nv
son. Frank j. 'rc'n, li- inc tgriu. hi mino ity
-!I- claim non. Of h. .Lgniug- pay any debts OF
A- "H.i.r C.i.- "''cr this i.tr. l.. .. GREEN
" .'.rs- Nv. H. nAEr-HnRN.
Maj stone. :: July L. iNGt.
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NOTICE.

"E. RuIT"E:-lu tn" t4lcdouian dated July Cd
Va u" lc, ttn- that left tn, bed and b ard of c.
Good in Iii- may certify that he had no bed for
m ." I-rN' liIi &, BOARD he Ia none 4nd drove
o from H. :atA,T- rhtrty. Thi t. isrbid all per
-.U- from trusting him my account hut / snail
claim Hil of hi trr- from hi date
EMMA F. GOODWIN. ~if~ of G. W. Goodwin.
la % "a. I,yyLit". ,lu.y G:n. l>tig II.
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Charlotte .~rojt. - wears old and in
>ru,, drowned herself in the LamoiIle
river, at tannhriI-c few days since
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ins loyalty to the English crown. Army
officers are now urging the employment Of q
force OF Sikhs and Ghoorkas in the chronic
wars OF the colony of New Zealand, as the best
agency for exterminating the natives who
trouble the colonsts. The Ghoorka is an ex-
traordinary specimen of Oriental humanity.
he is rative Of Nepaul-a mountaineer, born
in dense forests, who climbs and springs like
. cat, and has the organism aud muscular
tensity Of tiger. He is the smallest
of mortals, but is among the strongest. he Is
accustomed from boYhood to firearms, inferior
though they be, and in manhood he uses a
crooked knife with such dexterity that with IL
he cuts off live buffalo's head with one stroke.
With this same weapon, wherever he halts for
the night in the bush, he can make with green
tvies hut impervious to ordinary rain IN less
than sixty minutes. Hence, in following an
enemy he can dispense with tent. He re-
ouires no expensive oommissariat, bakers and
butcher's establishment. He cooks tor him
SELF. Two pounds Of -four, half pound Of
split peas, two ounces of butter, or quarter
OF a pound Of mutton suet, a little salt, and
few condiments, satisfy his wants, and he asks
very little pay for the pleasure Of fighting.
But would he stand the climate CT other
countries?
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We PRINT, this morning, letter from
Mr.. David Barrow, which speaks for itself
We are informed that the house in Anson-
street, spoken Of by Mr.. Barrow, was sold
under foreclosure of mortgage, on February
18th, and was bought by Mr.. D. B. Gill;
land; also, that Mr.. Barrow did move away
from the house, and does not now reside
there or anywhere else in the ward which
he is supposed to represent. This is. we
know, serious question, and one which
demands thorough Investigation. If Mr..
Barrow is right let him remain in Council
If he is wrong, as we believe him to be, let
him be at once removed.
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TIE COOPERATIVE experiment is to be tried
at the South under the auspices Of colored
man named William Craft, formerly Southern
slave, but who having lived for some years in
England, is said TO be "a capitalist" The
Manchester Examiner gives the outline Of his
plan, which is to be based on English expert
ence, and is to sepend for its success on the
facility OF adaptation shown by those for
whose benefit it is tried. Craft proposes to
secure suitable tract Of land, furnish it with
the necessary stock and implements, make ad-
vances to those employed on the estate when
necessary. and await the result. Craft. counts
among his friends and supporters in this en-
terprse Messrs. Hughes, Forster and Taylor,
members OF Parliament, and the. National
Freedmen's Aid Union Of Great Britain and
Ireland as an organization.
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The South carolinn riealoaI Association

We are glad to see that steps have been
taken by the medical men of the State for
the reorganization of the South Carolina
Medical Association, society which is nee
essary for the advancement of the profess
sion, as we'll as for the proper protection Of
it's interests.
The South CarolinaMedioal Association was
instituted in 1S48, in pursuance ofa call made
upon the profession by the Medical Society of
South Carolina, the oldest society Of medl-
cal men in the State. 1t went into opera
ton at once and was carried on with sue
cess, meeting annually, until the breaking
out Of the war, when the meetings were
discontinued. During the period of its
active working it accomplished much good.
The various members of the profession,
had frequently the opportunity Of free
consultation and conference. Measures
were instituted with view to sustain
and elevate the tone and dignity Of the pro-
fession, to encourage and improve medical
education, to protect the public from impO-
sition, to develope science, and to bring
prominently forward the medical and botan-
icsl resources Of the State. All the South
ern States but South Carolina have, since
the war, reorganized their medical associa-
tions, and were represented in the Ameri-
can Medical Association which held recently
its annual convention in New Orleans. It
was very desirable that the association Of
this State should be reorganized at onoe'
and at the quest Of various county societies,
the South Carolina Medical Society has
issued call to the profession generally to
assemble in Charleston on the Goth inst. to
revive the South Carolina Medical. Associs-
ton. A large number of favorable an
swers to the call have already been received,
and there is every reason to expect full
and enthusiastic meeting.
It will be the object of the association to
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profession. With these purposes in 1iew,
the sueoesssal reorgan zation Of the asso-
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hope that the attendance will be both large
and influential from every part Of tho State.
We understand that arrangements have
been made by the profession to extend
hearty welcome to all visiting delegates.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FgR SOUTH CAROLINA
MAY TERM, 1S69.-IN THE MATTER OF b.
C. BRYAN, OF EDGEfIELD COUNTY, BANK-
RUPT-PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL
hearing be bad on the TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE, 1862
at Federal Courthouse In Charleston. South Caro-
lima; aud that all creditors, &C., Of said Bankrupt
appear at said time and place. and show cause II any
they can. why the prayer Of the petitioner should not
be granted.
BY order Of the Court, the 1lth day OF May,
1869. DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk Of the District Court OF the United States for
South Carolina. .w3 May II
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i UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
MAY TERM, 1S89.-lN THE MATTER OF rH0MAS
]. WHITAKER, OF EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
BANKROPT-PETI11oN FOR PULL AND FINAL
hearing be had on the TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE.
1889 at Federal Courthouse in Charleston 8. c.; and
that oil Creditors, &C., Of said Bankrupt appear at
said time and place. and show cause, any they can,
why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted.
BY order Of the Court, the 11th day Of May,
1869. DANIEL HQRLB BECK,
Clerk Of the District Court Of tho United States for
South Carolina. w3 May -
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II ID w ItD DAILY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 90 Wnrren-street.
NEW YORK.

Personal ATTEN ZION GIVEN TO THE pUR.
CHASE of all kinds OF MERCHANDISE. Boots,
Shoes. BATS, Ca and Trunks, and Straw oods
specially.
Consignments of all kinds Of Staple Articles and
general Produce solicited.
Prompt returns guarluteed.
EDWARD DAILY,
Late of Charleston, g @.
semiweekly Price Currents sent free by post.
January % DAG 6mos
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.as' nj @cnns.
dissolution Of Gopartnersbip.

DISSOLUIlON.-T COPARTNER-
IL sHIP heretofore existing as F. W. EGGER-
KING 4 co. il this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent F. ". EGGERKING.
D. ". HENKkN.
THE UNDERSIGNED sOLTCITS CONTIN.
UANCE of the patronage 30 literally bestowed on
the above firm, hereafter to be conducted by him
selt. F. W. EGGERKlNG.
May 10 81
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aotifes in DaukruptfD.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
MAY TERM, 1e6s.-1N The MATTER Oh ISAAO
F. HERTZ, OF CHARLESTON, 8. G, BANK.
RUPr-PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
bearing be had on the TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE,
1862 at the Federal Courthouse In Charleston. = c.
and that all Creditors. &C., OF said Bankrupt appear
at SAID time and place, and show caufe II any they
can, why the prayer OF the petitioner should not be
granted.
BY order OF the Court the 11th day of May. 1869.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Cour. Of the U. s. for s. c.
May II W.