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New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. OCTOBER a. 1870

Spring st. last night denounced certain resolutions
published in The Sun deiamatory OF Don. stewart L.
Woodford Je resolutions purported 10 emanate from
q coored mems club the previous evening, but no
such club had met had such resolutions come from
the oOIorcd citizens OF the Eighth Ward. vigorous
speech was delivered by Dir. George trancis CHAIRMAN
advocating the cause Of tho Republican paity, aD1
urging an 10 do their utmost for the ultimate triumph Of
the State Ticket prooaimDg tho motto OF tie cup 70 I'VE
General Grant, General Wo0dford, and General snc
cess" Speeches also delivered Dy MT. George
Mayors, Mr. Johnson sui others delegation RON tle
Eighth Ward (co!ore) Regulators arrived, singing me
Battle Cry OF Freedom" aud cheering for the kepub-
can candidates The action Of the General COMMITTEE ID
not nominating city county ticket was u1sDinOo7y
ann vah
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THE CAMPAIGN.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Gcvr~o- ....,...,"...s STEWART l.. WOoDfOhD' A"s'
Lte4L Governor ....... .sigisnsund Ksufsnnsp, assh
Conirot,er- .Abish w, Palmer, DonbeA
Canai OcnL CPun Tern).Absalom Nelson, Ehe
Os~si Com tssor Trsl Alex. BsrkIey, W"bhg''Ai
stss Prt'o~ Inspecior. John Parkhsrst Cin"a
Elsotow Tuesday, Nov. =.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

the artist who applies his talent 10 the OF thought
snn teunincnf bcpuesthoc 70 us By the nIustriocs
hnstcrs; IN ono word. they AZ the time ne
ps Tor the concert room and tho park r. possessing
"oAceitonsi soborty."- -fPToyidcnce JDirnsi
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
Guerial Noiicfs.

Exhibition of the American In.,tuse; lS6s;-n.s
elsss MEDIA sud Diploma awarded 70 hlI'hhiA' 'ss'h ' ~
s,3t m he Report. o, N. Judges Tfhih AHna
Hsi5 Iss5. Of the American Institute l'A nc ,.' '''
as, iO p1Sse Dssss5s'sI s1s srSt 5 SSs by xs
ssefsS sse sy Ss .s lnieoi to bs foreign npoaon.
sas ~, ~ r,r BY the ..s
beyond comparison eers' far sSmpeanoh III '0' A~
No. tg.r Msyg and 4...,'rrs. .o rs.s gss :,
S s,.s. vanss eo They h.ys no oowpsdaol IN Hn. ,nd
perhaps that me, % hsc nG S9Dssg % s as'p y S S
These articles are M tesne@ .te s,9. s % be s1 s,sisas
msde by tie bet not se very ess n se -
Exhibition and sls great phssu'e II aEschs 70 'om '1"-
rue copy rom The Report OF se , ,,,,,nyns s...
FINE CHANDELIERS GAS Fi&fvRES ,ad CLOCKS Of sis~
'''''''''' " '' ''''> s'.tHEI5 VANCE : Co.
NAhsfseiory, T~euty-iOurth-. and renth.aye, n T.
Nicol a. Davidson,
No 6f BROADWAY. NEAR GREAT JoNES-sT,
having ens,sed their French Goods bsOrs the hsrs "s -
usnui.etsrsp offering
At VERY Low PRICES
5oO PACKAGES or WHITE CHINA, DECORATED OhIsS
GLASSWARE REAL BRoSzBs, COMPOSITION bRoshA
CLOCKS MASrBL SETS JARDISIBRhs, ARihioALF
ERs BISQUE FIGURES, &c.
Also, Of our own msnuscsur-,
CUTLERY sLyER-PLATED WARE AND sAs-r,aip -l,l,,ngs
uLrAIyATBp CHASDBLsRs AND GAs-fiAi'"f
s speciality BY own artist
IN a. color. 70 match furnitur. deeOrsuoss
Warnock & Coz u,,.os
nvxrs, nRpss uAr PoR SEVEN DoLLAm
is TuE, HAT SOW CALLED FoHl
BlrY AND SAVE 0sB DollAh
UNpHE,s HATS ofeyey character {" "'''1 p.,ry
boiS ANU io' wARSoCK Il Co, SIS Br.A.se
tsiIliards.
PuELAs COLLssD"A
1,uuf.ctuon 0 Ne
., .uERICAs BILlIaep TABLE,
CT J,..,,,iai CashSses sesi g 49,
v,,ssaow, ~ Br,sds,y. hevisn
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adapted b s''I .na orc mines, lansor hs~Sn qsS''
| tbs % - eeA, !. ad fall sssraAlee sdseN
AMI Fes pss%" saITU PORTER rasosrH, reA
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Po.rrnT ost lSp, siH s0s ;. ~ Ssos o 49, =.
ING - AInnn.y A. IL clock ard as an IN ssss~ - ~.
ara - m ~, ssd D. ls Bard .z
,,e nth D,.aiet W ssS.y 4 and k.Taf.A.s .
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Ws N AvnsS. ssfrisI' ",bhnl "oASi -
-Ni...ousi rprins Wser.-A sfslbie resSy ~ Sssass
"S' AO''' } ynHAU SONS ss sro.4,sy
The Patent Csmbinaiion nh kraser hs- =. a. fSt'
4. p.,sr- n, N rss s. eens Ag1b sAntol
II 7 CWdMAN, North benslA<ns '1H'sN
splendid Traci oil ~ Acres 10 ele r4 az = sSs ns -
| IARh Al AgglI9A- ~ Tssss u So AsfsSsesas
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

Dr. Z. w. Brink. late United States Consul
r., 49, 1n OF heyico delivered lecture on Mexico"
"H'' eVSh'hS BEFORE tho Now York ~. craI Club.
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A prone,lcr anchored off Milford, Conn, on

Wednesday evening during the storm ana the fOio~ihs
morning nothing could he seen OF heri atnousn tho
continued O be unfavOrabe for her departure
ON lhurlgiy refrigerator and quantity of de'rs sup
pop"d to have belonged ~ the propeller were "@sheu
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

Pjasi.tsi Academy,
il5 ls.st Txenty -ssc,rsLs
Pcf hsno. O,io and BrDsny, also Ang Glasses 0fos bssn
u BrRshRDus B1sE1.AS, Din
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

DR.. -sEe's Cssrrh Heredyb5o leSare for an n,rcysss
Sod ~ Dr8rg.t- BY nal CO y.myblet ~
dress n v PiEEcE, NJ d.. f33 serscs a. BSa,lo n Y
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
N4RRIED.

Wedding snd Visiting Cards, IMha s,n ping Vote rsSs
vs. EysEDsLss Ief FuLrossf OLD Durcs CgDsoz
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

Gmansco rmsrcas dOr,be and Se.autui, -y
also perfectly taaI co0rs
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
THE STATE or TRADE
LAT-psT l,,rpopg,,

bATEST EUROPEAN BAPKpTs
ITgErFsDL, SL l!-3 % u--Tle n.,lct o.
Nfrhseris f-n~T teif.r r,r@. wv '''n" s's 's'''s
II sItr0oI. oct IL; 20 p msoiin, a
siost Joaod 70 IBIS po H5sO bsrs .re Ansac.s W
pOIPSrfC MApHNTn
An00.gA, o. Do zICoiSn Crner, nNa,.~. ,xsA
ifG sA ll3i has ceipis % lsies 4s lor us = u. -
ba 20: r,reiDk, 90 5slrs hald go lsiea -
Ne. .OEIGAss OF \ -Iiopr 6rn, Trhe Kgtrs cha,
grses nnchsBcad bld Ke ifnlnc izs<
rscripts Molises-PdHs t1af-ic Gee ,ists.
ch ed Rschssge-Stsfbng. I2l hewiert Sxsi d'sss-A
aEHPh. Oct I1oton .ryc s,s 81 10 tse sees rscrpta
s13, br. exports 6ll bales Tss dsy 80 tsess
IlGs balos FluT cf f 150 - Comics, &c Oh "a
Osr 411tee Lard T,Slbic Po 80 Bso"'-hb'~Se". htat
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
Thomas Hughes, NJ. p, with Peter Cooper, esq.,

present yesterday at the opening exercises oil INC
College Of the City Of NewYorB Of which Gen Webb IA
President and made address to The boys
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

Beatty over Hubbell, l,16s; DO. in 1863, a4s. i.
Lindsey Temperance candidate, received BIG Votes OF
which 1873 were in Delaware lbS III hchiaho each ia
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA.

Total .......11,25S l0,5T.. ...l37i3 l2,Si
Majority for sprage. 7l6 do for Moore IN 1865 P'e
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
OHIO.

Total. ,6o9 12,S99......lS76
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culture, by the well know educationist,
Miss Elizabeth Peabody of Cambridge;
Chinese emigration. by Prof. Porter of
Yale College; Education and Labor, by
Col. Hinton of this city; Hebrew Educa-
ton, by J. J. Noah, Esq, and many 9th
ers of equal interest might be mentioned !;
but to give the faintest idea of the i'm
mensity of this report, would require the
use of SO much space that | can only at
this time allude to the series of tables
20 or more-giving statistical information
of all the schools in the United States, so
far as reported to the office, from the Pri-
mary to the University.
The work in the Census Bureau is al
ready so far advanced that its superinten-
dent, Gen. Walker, intends recommend
ing the dismissal of twenty-five, and per-
haps fifty clerks at the close Of the present
month. The present force in the bureau
numbers over 800, which the superinten-
dent intends to gradually reduce as the
work contracts until there shall be less
than 100 The prophesy of Senator Har-
Ian, who, it will be remembered, was Sec
rotary of the Interior during the taking
of the last census, will hardly hold good.
The Senator on being interviewed short
time since, expressed his opinion most en-
phatically that it would take, at least,
three years to complete the work. The
Superintendent thinks differently, and on
ly wants year and half to do it in,
with comparatively reduced force at that.
The approximate population of the sew
eral states and territories are as follows
Alabama, 1000, 600 Arkansas, 495. 900;
California, $4,000; Colorado territory,
10000; Connecticut, exact, 537, 468; Da-
kotah, $4,000; Delaware, exact, 123, 252 !;
District of Columbia, exact, 137.7O7 :;
Florida. 10000; Georgia, 10000; Ida
no, $4,000; Illinois, 2,54Q.OOO; Indiana.
l,l66S, 900; Iowa, l,177,5OO; Kansas,
$4,000; kentucky, l,325,O0 Louisi-
ana, 10000; Maine. 63O,j0O; Mary
land, 7sj, 900; Massachusetts, .457, 800;
Michigan, l,l64O0O: Minnesota, 460,-
600; Mississippi, $4,000; Missouri, L.
100000; Montana territory, 20,5O0; Ne
braska. 100000; Nevada, $4,000; New
Hampshire, 3IS,50O: New Jersey, 90O,-
600; New Mexico $4,000; New York,
100000; North Carolina, l,O4l, 900;
Ohio, 2,675.5 800: Oregon, 9O,SO0; Penn
sylyania, $4,000; Rhode Island, 2l7,-
800; South Carolina, 10000: Tennes,
see, 100000; tTexas not yet reliable;
Utah; Vermont, 10000; Virginia, l.
100000: Washington territory, $4,000;
West Virginia, 10000; Wisconsin. L.
050000; Wyoming territory, 5000.
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He bought on $500 worth of land, and
sold for $4,000, and the same property
was short time since sold to Mr. Whit
comb of Cabot for S4000.-Umion.
SHEFFIELD.
Joshua W. Ingalls, has a mare % years
old which is as lively as young horse.
Mrs. Alfred Gray, a lady 80 years old,
never wore pair of mittens or gloves.
On Saturday last Jonathan Clark of
Sheffield was arrested at Lyndonville on
charge of furnishing Robert McVicker
with liquor, and fined $40, and some SIP
cost. E. E. Hammond of Wheelock, was
similarly treated Edward Pillsbury and
Tip Wilmarth were each fined $40 and
costs
According to the number of population,
Sheffield village has the most wealth,
probably, of any village in the county,
There are several $4,000 piles lying
around there. and some of them are owned
by persons who were never inside of a
broadcloth suit in the world. 1t would
not do to go into that village and judge
Of wealth by Experimentation.
On Thursday of last week, Frederick,
sos, of Thomas McDole met with severe
accident Hewent down to James Drew's
on Gilbert Square, where they were xii
ling poultry, and he and Drew's son at
tempted to do the beheading. McDole
was holding a chicken on the block, and
just as the AK was coming down it topped
out of place and the AK struck McDole'
hand just below the wrist, cutting off the
thumb bone, and making terrible cash
across the hand. The hand will probably
be permanently crippled.
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Receipts fol- The Standard
M.ARRIEZD.

In lrashUreh Nov =, by Rev !. Mcdonald. Mr.. Cyrus
D. Netcali and Miss Angela Wells. all of lrasburgh
~ Albany Nov sd. by Rev y p Demsritt, Mr.. Hor
ace + Tapiin ofCorinth, and Mrs Mary 5. Lanedon Of
Albany.
In liard"ick, Nov -3d by Rev. .. Lewis Mr. LynlaIl
Boyuou Of Noco,l and Miss Clara NJ Marsh Of Crafts
bury.
At the same time and place Mr. franklin H. Williams
Of Walden. and Miss Ann +. Wakefield Of Hariwick.
In IrasbUrEh. Nov a, by Rev J. Mcdonald M Geo.
' LurNey Of Maidstone, and Miss AaTy 5 Beele Of Iras-
burEh
Also at same time and place Mr. Lowell Shaw of Alba
ny, and Miss Armenia Irish Of Staustead, p G.
Also At same time and place Mr. Charles T Eaton O.!
Barton. and Mrs. Clara Davis Of IrasDur-h
In Newport November - hy Rev s W. Stiles Nj
Stephen W jenkins and Miss Francela sas all Of New
port.
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PETER HORAN'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.


At Probate Court held at Irasburgh in said district
on the 23d day Of Nov. A. d. 1870
Thomas j. Hogan administrator of the estate Of Peter
Horan late of Albany in said district deceased make.
appicationtO said court for license sell the following
described real estate Of said deceased 10 wit being the
northery half oflot No So in Albany Also part of the
southery half of said lot So bought of j. c. Rowe by
deed dated Nov 81 1856, the whole being the farm
pied by said Peter at his decease representing that sale
of part of said real estate is necessary provide means
pay the debts against said estate and that part
be sold without injury to the remainder and that wouC
be beneficial to all interested therein
WheIeupon. it is ordered by said court that said appli
cation be referred to the 18th day of Dec, A. d. 1870
the Probate Office in said asburgh for hearing and decs
ion thereon.
And it is further ordered that all persons interested b.
notified hereofb by publication of notice ofths application
and order thereon three weeks successfully in the Or
leans Independent Standard, a newspaper printed Al
Barton in said district before said time of hearing tina
they may appear at said time and place and show cause
any they may have, why such license should be grant
ed
By the Court,
Attest E. A. STEWART, Judge.
Albany, Nov. 26. A d. 1870. 4sw3
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CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured of that
dread disease, consumption by simple remedy, is
ious to make known his fellow sufferers the means
cure To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used free of charge with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will find
cure for consumption asthma, bronchitis Sc.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
l65 South Second St. Williamsburgh. y. y.
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-Ir. Editor:-I saw in your last issue
a piece about Gov. Hendee pardoning a
man named Fuller for stealing. and spoke
Of the evil tendency of too free use of the
pardoning power 1t was bad enough to
have thief turned loose on community,
but | think his act of giving pardon to
the MURDERER Albert Jenkins Of Burke
far worse than that He got into a row
with man by the name of Bean, at a dis
reputable house, and literally pounded
him to death. There wa, another fellow
with him. by the name Of Cunningham
and after Jenkins had pounded him awhile
Cunningham told him to stop. he would
kill him. He replied, "d-n him, mean
to- and did BY the influence Of MONEY
and friends he received only sentence #
eight years and now after serving only
three Of it is turned loose upon communi-
ty to commit the same deed again if occa-
sion should chance to raise his temper.
And with examples like these before them,
our Legislators are debating about and
trying to abolish punishment for murder
when a man Is convicted Of it, which Is
very rare occurrence now-nearly every
one being CRAZY. Must every one wait
until the as,a,>ins hand ha, cut down a
friend Of their, before they can say he i,
worthy Of death In every paper YOU
take up there Is an account Of murder
and if punishment for their crime Is done
away with, who Is safe? Certainly none
who offer any temptation to the assassin
hand F. W. G..
Bloomington. Nov. %, 1870.
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

This is to certify that have given George f. Clark and
Harry c. CLARK their time during the remainder of their
minority and shall claim of their earnings pay
any debts of their contracting after this date.
NJ c. JAMESON.
Irasburgh, Nov g. 1870. 4swS
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ERRORS QE YOuTH.

GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years from nerv-
Gus debility premature decay and all the effects of youth
ful ndiscreton will for the sake Of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it the recipe and direction for
making the simple remedy by which he cured
Sufferers wishing profit by the advertisers experience
can do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN.
46m6 No AZ Cedar St y Y
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IF YOU HAVE THE DYSPEPSIA. head
sche, dizziness, costiveness. piles, oppression At
ter eating sour rising, or any indigestion or Z
i0usness, If you do not thank us after using DIR !.
HARRISON'S Peristaltic Lozenges. we will for
felt the price of the box. Also, warranted to
cure every kind of piles. For sale at No. Tre-
mont Temple, Boston, by e. A. Harrison Co.,
Proprietors, and BY all druggists. Mailed for 90
cents, 4om2
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For the Week Ending Wednesday, Nov 23,ls70.
Amount Of stock at market
Cattle Sheep. Saotes Rogs. Yeats.
This week 49, aoa3 6353 300 $500
Last week = 31s5 1000 go 1000
Last sar Nov "a. 1865 1851 $50 1000
Prices;
BEEyEs-Extr quail S125Oa1300 Per 100 lbs. on the
First do. ll.50al225 total weight of
Second do. 9O0a110 90 hide ti.low and
Third do. 7.OOa $50 dressed beef.
4 few choice western steers, -
Light animals, bulls, &c, S5O0a7 60
By the live weight, From SC.00a950 - per 100 lbs
Working Oxen.
Good working oxen, S12ja2i0
Steers and slim oxen, S7eal25
When well matched little above their value as beef.
Milch Cows.
Slim TO fair. S3Oa60
Good to extra, 65alOO
HeifeTs and farroW cows, 2OaS0
Sheep and lambs, si.5oa5.o) per head.
Brighton. 1-2as
Country lots las
Calf skins, 16alSc
Brighton.
Country, 6a7 10
Polts.
Pelts. 7jao7c. each.
Swine.
Fat hogs, 9alOc
giving week,-a market that is now hardly
worth the powder necessary to make a report There
are less than cne-half many cattle as were here
last Tuesday
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Bleached Cotton s
Dwight's Linen Finish
Cottons, Black and
G oil d mixed Repel.
lants, Beavers, Doe.
skins, Broadcloths
Cassimeres, Corsets
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Gents Hem Stitched
Handkerchiefs. Gents
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Shirt Fronts, Suspend
ers, Neck Ties, Paper
Collars, D 0 G Skin
Gloves, Buck Gloves,
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AND EMBOSSED SKIRTS

Dress Buttons. Reticules. Lunch
Baskets, Shawls, Velveteens,
Hoop Skirts, Cashmere Scarls,
Linen Collars, Lace Collars,
Linen Cuffs, Crochet Edgings,
Hamburg Edgings, Silk Billings,
Magic Ruffling, Brown Cottons,
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We have just returne
ever opened in Barton.
Scotch Plaids, Corded
Alpaccas, British LUIS
tiers, Empress Cloths,
Poplins, Mohairs,
Black Silks, English
Satteens, Black Alpac-
cas-, all Wool Delaines,
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NUMBER 48.
CALLING AT SKINNER & DREW'S
ID 0 n Il F A / l.

We have returned from Market with good goods
opened in Barton. We have on hand
Scotch Plaids, Corded Prints Cinghams, OPP
Alpaccas, British Lus Flannes, Shifting
Empress Cloths, Flannes. 34 and "A
Poplins Mohairs all wool White Elan
Black Silks, English ne, Shaker Flannels,
Sateens Black Alpac Salisbury White Elan.
cas-, all Wool Delaines nes, White Linen,
White Cambrics Lawns, Bril-
Iiants, Diaper Linen Linen Ia
bic Covers Linen Table Dam
ask Napkins, Towels Ladies
Hem Stitched Handkerchief,
Ladies Cord Han0kerchieis,
Ladies Tucked Handkerchefs,
Gents Hem Stitched Buck Mttens, Ladies
Handkerchiefs, Gents Ladies Berlin Lined
Silk Handkerchief Gloves, White Kids,
Shirt Fronts Suspend Black Kids assorted
ers, Neck Ties Paper Colored Kids, White
Collars D g Skin Cotton Hose, Fleeced
Gloves, Buck Gloves lined Cotton Hose,
Plain aud Ribbed Merno Hose,
Ladies White Merino Vests.
Ladies White Merino Drawers,
Dress Braids, Alpaca Braids,
Twist, Sewing Silks, Hadley
Spool Cotton, Dexter Knitting
COTTONS, NUBIAS,
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ESTRAY.

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber in the middle
OF September two year old red heer with short horns
The have her by proving property and paying
charges.
]. L. q. CORLISS
Sutton Nov 26 1870 4sw3
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EsTIsAY.

s; Is;
ty and paying charges can have said steer.
PEARLEY HILL.
Irasburgh Nov. 26, 1870 4sw3
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Trunks, Valises, R. r.
Bags, Ladies Button
Boots, Ladies' Balmo-
raj Boots, Ladies' Con.
gress Boots, Ladies'
Slippers, Mems Thick
Boots & Rubber Boots,
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DIED.
Boston Live Stock Market.

In Barton. Nov. 20 Mrs Elizabeth smell aged s. year
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Buck Mittens, Ladies
Ladies Berlin Lined
Gloves, White Kids,
Black Kids, assorted
Colored Kids, White
Cotton Hose, Fleeced
lined Cotton Hose,
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or, Mount Vernon and its associations, by Ben
son ]. LOSING, $50 illustrations, tinted paper,
handsomely bound Only book on the subject.
sidered the browning success of Lossing's life.
The handsomest popular book of the year. and
the most liberal terms. Just the book for the
Holidays. Asplendid gift book. Send for our
sample circular (illustrated,) etc, and judge for
yourself. Agents already at work are doiry
splendidlv. Address A. s. HALE & CO., Pub
fishers, Hartford, Conn. A
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Plain aud Ribbed Merino Hose,
Ladies White Merino Vests.
Ladies White Merino Drawers,
Dress Braids, Alpaca Braids,
Twist, Sewing Silks, Hadley
Spool Cotton, Dexter Knitting
C OTTONS, NUBIAS,
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Boys Boots, Copper Toed Shoes,
Mems and Women's Rubber8,
Mems and Women Arctics,
Mems Beaver Overcoats, Boys
Overcoats, Mems Sacks, Frock4,
PANTS A n y Y Els [ ),
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YOUNG HYSON TEAS,
OOLONG TEAS.
JAPAN TEAS

articles to mention all OF whcn we
small advance from cost We would call special atten
ton who really love good this warm beverage
drawing of our Teas Thanking our friends
patronage in the ask continuance OF the same
O. All indebted either by note or book account are re-
quested to andp pay Is SOME MONEY We want it.
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A. f. button has sold his farm to 10
seph Hopkins Of Cabot for $1,000. He
has also bought of j. NJ. Bradford the
Harrington farm, where the old tavern
used to be kept, paying $500. He also
bought of Bradford 40 tons of hay at $40
per ton, II cows at $50 per head, besides
oxen and some other stock. This Far
rington farm was sold ten years ago for
$4,000, and the Goodenough farm went at
about the same time for $1,000. No i'm
proyements have been made on these farms
since the former sales. Real estate has
gone up in this section very rapidly. The
Judge Walbridge farm was sold some four
years ago to James Vincent for $500
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White Cambrics Lawns, Bril-
Iiants, Diaper Linen Linen Ia
bic Covers, Linen, Table Dam
ask, Napkins, Towels, Ladies
Hem Stitched Handkerchiefs,
Ladies Cord Hanokerchiefs,
Ladies Tucked Handkerchief,
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3 : : 3 : 3 :.
= = = a

Bed Ticking, Blue and
Brown Denim, Kero-
sene Lanterns, Oil
Lanterns, Lamp Chin.
neys, Kerosene Wicks,
Candle Wicking, a
large assortment of
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BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFOHD