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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
IN scribcr has obtained from the Or
phan's Court of Frederick County, letters o
Administration on the personal estate of
LEWIS ELDER,
lato of Frederick county, deceased. Al
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased; arc hereby warned TO exhibit th'
same, with vouchers thereof, on or before
the Goth day Of September, 1871, they MAY
otherwise, by law, be excluded from
the benefit of said estate. Those intcbt'F
to the deceased are desired to make imme
diatc payment.
JOSEPH +. ELDER,
mar 1S-4wa Executor
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>JORAVIAN SEMINARY for Young

TORANIAN SEMINARY for Ioln"
vi Ladies "Lindcn Hail. Founded
1874 1t is most important for parents to
know vhere they can g,i the hcst English
Education and instruction in Music, Draw
ing, Painting, German French and Wax
for their daughters. This institution has
been in successful operation for more than
three quarters of Il century, and nearly
four thousand Young Ladic; haze been
educated here Please address for Circu
lar, with all information.
Rev. EUGENE \. FREACFF,
PRINCIPAL Litiz. Lancaster county, Pa.
State that YOU saw the advertisement il
the Cutortiu Chrfon. mar 25--G mo
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Mount st. Mary's College.
NEAR EMMITTSBI RG,


ERkDERICK COUNTY, ND.
Scholastic Year is divided into
| two Sessions of five months each, be-
Ginning respectively on the 2Sth of Au,
aust, and tie 2Sth Of January.
The Terms per annum are $500, l. g. Tor
each Session $3.50, payable in advance.
Clothing, Books and Stationery, supplied
ly the College, must he paid for in adj
vance.
The Students are always under the
Watchful care and government OF THEN
Professors and Tutors, and form but on,
family with them.
Ali are instructed in the doctrines and
trained to the practice Of the Catholic re.
iiginn.
Applicants for admission, who have stu
lied in other Colleges or Academies. must
produce certificates of good standing anC
character.
Youths not qualified to enter on the Coz
lcgiate course, are admitted into the Pre-
.palatory Department. ~
JOHN MCCAFFREI, ID. D.,
mar TT President.
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BRICK FOR SALE.
NHE subscriber, residing in the corpora
l. ton of Mechanicstown, has for sale
I4o, 900 Superior Kiln Dried
Brick.

suitable for building and repairing pur-
poses, which he will sell on liberal terms,
and deliver them, if necessary, in any part
of the town.
He also has THREE HORSE TEAM
to accommodate his customers with HAUL
ING all through the spring and summer, at
the shortest notice.
cy" Residence this side of Hunting
Creek Forge, where he may at all times be
found.
mar11-tf JOHN A. FLEAGEL.
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as3!.l.s. II. s'Ad,s.9 "a,

Wa.;ou Maker. Sps,im. Wagon and
.siiarpi manufacturer,
me mile fran McAGE@~t221n UFI'o', on Ike
r~m I,di&g to Mr F'ur1me,
I !, no" prepared 10 execute all orders in
| his line at ihc shortest notice. He al
WAYS keeps Iii" best material ON hand, and
his workmanship Will be of the best quail
~. he invites the public to give him a
call. lie il also prepared to repair wagons
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RUFUS III. XyHECOXasN.

GHOCER AND TEA DE.1XER,
Corner Market and South streets, ut Dcrrs
old stand, ILallorstoNn Hill,
FREDERICK CITI, ND,
\ LWAIS Keeps Oh land the best sup
N ply of
Liz, uors and Groceries
to be had in Frederick. Persons visiting
the city Would do wei! TO give him a Call
before purchasing elsewhere. Those Wi.o
purchase once never fail to call again.
mar4-tf
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Dglaheaa@Sys 70 6

BOOTS AND SH 0 ES,
and will in Il few days receive n lot o!
GROCERIES, which he will sell on liberal
1crms-thc very lowest figure. He res
pcctfi,ly solicits share of the public pat
ronagr. KlC1lAhD y looLE'
april 1-1W%
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" Al J. & & Il: x III y j Y l.. J., J

!SontAtad ro'Ntr Of PraH rnd E"ta1C st.,
BALTIMORE.
vjN{iE undersigned late proprietor Of the
| Valley Hotel, Winchester, Va, would
respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have leased the above
Hotel for a term Of years, and purpose
making it
4 FIRST CLtS!S HUiISE
Being convenient to all the drpots of the
" e:tern and Southern Railroads. it will
lie found IS desirable as any Hotel in the
city for business men. The House has
been thoroughly renovated and rcftlrnish
ed, and having had The experience of
wears in the businc $, we feel confident OF
giving entire satisfaction 10 our guests
S@3; Terms, $50 per day.
SrOTTLEMYER & son.
mar4tf Froprietors.
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Bsr, EsDr:2!;eo y. SIhNItX

NFFERS his professional services to
y ,l,e citizens Of Mcchanicstown and
vicinity.
lie pays special attention t" the treat
ment of Chronic Disease, Liver Complaint,
Dropsv, Dyspepsia, sore Eyes, &C., &c.
lie may be found when not absent on Il
visit 70 his patients, at G1lns' Drug store.
mari #
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WILL. II. STEINER,
a NJ NJ I . o r. e. CO.,

MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERs
T.1 Il LII GIL 4 SIS WI Il r,
CHANDELIERS, LAMP GOODS ETC KERo-
sENE, LDHlBATING AND FISH Oils,
341 y. BaAimorr and 60 German Streets,
mar4-tf Baltimore.
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PRIVATE SALE.
subscriber offers at Private :,
| the McrhanicStown
E's.as1EeENGs YHaslH1ss.

E's.Oa HeENea .7Has4H.ss,
improved with Merchant NH, coed
Water Power, oyrrShoot wheel, capacity
from f. to 20 barrels per day, " fine LARGE
new BRICK HOUSE, and all necessary
out -buildingS, with
6 OR $ ACRES or LAND,
within the incorporate limits of the town,
convenient to the Depot of the Western
MARYLAND Railroad, all in good repair, an"
arranged for both merchant and custom
work. Possession given and terms made
to suit the purchaser
r. 4. WIERMAN.
P.S. The subscriber, thankful 10 the
citizens of McchanicstoWn and country for
the patronage heretofore extended, asks n
continuance of the same, as the mill has re-
Gently undergone a thorough repair. tic
is now prepared to do custom work of all
kinds with despatch, and Shall cndcavor To
please all. Flour, Corn Meal and Feed OF
aIl kinds and grades, on hand for sale, and
will he delivered within the limits Of the
town on Tuesday and Friday Of each week
at the very lowest market prices Also
until the above property is sold will con
tinuc to pay the highest market prices t"l
Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats.
mar l9-tf T. 4. WIEKMAN.
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House Furnishing Goods.
At VAN 3. OSLER'S
STOVE, IINWARE AND FURNI
TURE ROOMS,


TURE ROOMS
THE STOVE DEPARTMENT
is complete, and includes the celebrated
EXCELSIOR COOKING STOEE,
and other styles.
A large assortment of
Cottage Bcdsteads, Mutt,esses, Chamber
Sets, Chairy, and other Furniture,
which will be sold at city prices
Wooden Wares,
of all kinds, constantly on hand.
| have Il full assortment of custonl-maac
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
and all other ware belonging to we'll
furnished store of this kind, of my own
which | will sell at the low
est cash price.
Roofing, Spouting and Jobbing
promptly executed in the most satisfactory
manner. VAN b. OSLER
mar11-tf Mcchanicstown, Md.
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SUXVY.FOVrHs ACRES.

more or less, situated one mile southeast of
Mt st. Mary's College % Mountain Lots
containing ) 1G-1oo Acres; also, 3 Houses
and Lots in the same vicinity, Wits % acres
of Land on the Gettysburg road Il miles
from Emmitsburg.
TERMs.-One-third cash, the balance in
two annual payments.
JOSEPH L. ELDER.
april Its Executor.
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Es. COURTNEY 4 BRO.
FAMILY CRocERS,
Wine Dealers and Importers of Cigars

Wine DtN1tTS anu importers OF V1gHFS'
WE offer our large and we'll selected
w stock at the very lowest prices.
Country dealers supplied on liberal
terms, and orders promptly filled.
We invite a share of the public custom.
rE5"Our Cigars are of an extra superior
quality. r. COURTNEY Il BRO,
corner of Charles and Fayctte SITS,
mar1l-tf Baltimore, Md.
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FHCM?SSEa E2EDMCN i,

la,cly from Frederick city,,
TT As opened Il BARBER SHOP ON
1. Water street, McchanicftoWn, in tn"
-lNc room formerly occupied by ", Della
rian", where he is prepared to display the
icT.;urial art in
HAIR rT77/NG # SUi WING
AND SiIAMPOONlNG
in f:St-class STYLE He invites the public
to give him call.
L ,ir and Whskcrs dyed on reasonable
ter! :. Foot BlackiAg also attended To.
s2.FShop open at all hours during the
lay and evening. marttf
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FINE assortment Of the above seeds
"A now in store
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., large @Eccn, sc.
DEANS.-i;rrman wax, valentine, mo-
hawk. white kidney, marroWt;tt, lima,
DC.
BEET>;. -Na,Iians c>tracarly, S;mon's OK.
early. rN. carly bas>an", blood tuInip,
lone blood, &c
KALE-DWarl German, tai German, &c.
BROCCULI-EarIy purple cape, &c.
tABBAGE,-Ear)y cone, sugar loaf, ON
heart. winnin~stadt, wakefield, early
drumhoad, savoy, early york, large york,
flat dutch, late drumhcad, drun1ead
savoy.
CAULlFLOWER-Early London Paris,
Nr., Nc.
CARRVT.-Early horn, long ORANGE, &c.
CELERY.-Drrcrs white solid, Boston
market, &C., &c
CORN-Adam's early, early sugar. iarg.
sugar, Stowcll seycrgrccn, farmers sweet
CUCUMBER-Iargc carly market, White
spincd, early Russian, long green, &c.
EGG PLANT,--Largc round purple, n
y. large purple, Nc.
TOMATO. --Trophy, Gen. Grant, Tildon
Cooks lnyoritc extra early, large red
large yellow, Sc.
PEPPER --Pumpkin oyster plant spin
ach, squash, &c.
RADiSlI.-All the early and late sorts.
LETTUGE-Early Hanson, cnrly curi"'!
cahm@c, simpson, pcrpignan, India head
MELDNS-CAntc.cupr, muah melon al'
Watermelon.
ONION.-Whit",R Red and Yellow.
PEAS.--Drcor's extra early, Carriers frs
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EDat'x'a'.IHI .adD's'aG'aI.
Fir,
DIR. GGGF21s L :. 70 u * & 3


W " u N INV T4!t' H''
COLLECTS Applications for ShlLIED
~ OI'ENI YiON.S ~ DENI/S1Rl,
at the "Giihrrt House, MECl!A$iCswo">.
the Fourth 'Illur.,day afternoon and Friday
forenoon Of every month.
At IMNiTrsnlE ,;, Fourth "Wednesday
afternoon AMI Thurala- torrnoon, and at
ROCKY RlnGE, First "Wednesday after
noon. mar4-tf
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
The subscriber as Executor of tie Es-
tate of Lewis Elder late of Frederick Go.
deceased, will sell in the Public Square
in Emmitsburg, on
Nu7ncsday, the 1911 day Of Moy 1871,
at o'clock, p. NJ, a valuable farm contain
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

OPEN no MECHANICS1OW N.
ONLY SIX MILES FROM EMMITTsBURG.)
CALVERT STATION,
Corner Of FIunhhn md Calrert Streets.
Trains leave Baltimore for Owings'
Mills, Glen Morris, Rcistcrstown, Finks-
burg, Westminster, New Windsor, Union
Bridge, Middlcburg, Double Pipe Creek,
Rocky Ridge and Mechanicstown at $40
A. NJ. and $3.50 p. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
The $50 A. NJ. Train connects with
Stages for Hampstead and Manchester at
Glen Morris Station; for Tancytown at
Middleburg Station, and for Enmittsburg
at Rocky Ridge Station.
Returning Trains leave Mcchanistown at
G:2O A. Nj. and lido p NJ; leave Union
Bridge at 440 and 7:OS "A. NJ. and lao p.
NJ for Baltimore daily, except Sunday, ar
irving at $40 and 1915 A. NJ. and els
T.. NJ. W. ii. JORDAN,
General Agent.
JOHN T. NeNEY, Superintendent.
mar At
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eesg@EIEs We !

NEW ,S7'ORE AND NEW GOODS.
vNIIE subscriber has just opened a new
Store, situated on the old Mechanics
town Road leading to fImnit1shurg, one
mile Southwest of Mt st. Mary's College,
and three miles from Emmittsbrg. II"
has lust received fine and large assert
nf
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We are prepared to build at home or
abroad, from foundation TO top complete,
and finish in the best worknanlikc man
ncr HOUSES, DC, on the most reasonable
terms.
Persons DESTROYS of building will do well
TO consult Us, as we have the latest lrsi gns
from jhr great architect, George +. Wood
warl Al we want is the size. how to be
finished and quality of material, and we
viii guarantee the cost to complete same.
"Don't l.ii to call and see us at our
Office iii til" Factory at Mcclanica!oWn
frcGpricl> county. Md.
MaIi-I" NAL%CiIE. BRO. 4 CO.
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IIlE E.1GLE permits LITTLE
BIRDS To .cI.NG."
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IDr, William White
GOOD laH3sEsG!
'INE assortment Of the above seed,

Warranted %rcsh and ItNe 10 Nl.mc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-24

The feathers Institute st Shelburu closed its
sessions Saturday afternoon. Thursday aud
Friday were devoted to the usual dr.l of teachers
il various brauches, details Of which would not
be generally interesting.
Thursday evening an sidress was delivered by
SIR II. B. Buckhsm on the 'c'sims of The teacher
upon The public well-writJon and excellent
discourse, to which large audience listened in
the Methodist church
The attendance Of teachers sni others was
very good on both days, though net quite as
large as On wednesday. when so many went
down from this city The Institutes held in
some Of the other counties have drawn together
much larger audiences, we are in formed, than the
one for this county-which we attribute mainly
10 the fact that the roads are almost impossible
lust at this time. and only those near a railroad
station could easily get TO sheIburn. The aiteu-
ton given. and 10 doubt the profit gained, by
those who sttended, hiss not been surpassed any
where.
The Town Superinteadents of Charlotte and
Hinesburgb, City Superintendent Willard from
Burlington and others prominently connected
with schools, were frequently present and Dr..
Tage1t, Superintendent of Shelbarn, was con
slant attendant On Thursday, three of the
Board Of School Commission ers from this city
were present all day Messrs. Alger, Lawrence
ami Ward
This Institute has been "a pleasant one, evi-
IDENTIFY. TIE citizens Of Shelburn were not
backward o., careless in their hospitality and eff
forts to fur thcr the objects Of ;he lnstitute-only
sorry thai more teachers from ether towns were
not prese 1t to be entertained AMI the custom
arg resol utious and thanks were adopted by the
member with much heariiness.
This closes the series Of Teachers Institutes
IJ- this side Of the State, as that for Orange
county did for the ether side. Mr.. French the
State Superintendent, has no; been able to DO 50
much IN public addresses and drill in them
owing TO demands upon his time in other ways
at the same time-as would have been desirable
and very acceptable, to judge from what is said
CT lis address at ShelburD. But he had the In
sttutes well arranged, AMI was ably assisted ;
and 1t Is no disparsgement OF ;he others to say
that the chief credit for the Institutes on the
west side, is due to Mr.. Henry 3. Buckham.
HIS experieI ice, ability and tact in conduct
lag such assemblies have gone far to
make them the mos. pleasant and pro-
ftatle series ever held il this State
and the Institutes have passel of without jar or
unpleassntaess of any kind The teachers pres
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-24

Iua Cana,cr Ntsana MlcHESE - Tie
greatest triumlls Of ia'eat'e skin nowadays,
seem Go be In Che lae at approved domestic ma
eaaeg. The sewing machinss and the clothes
~rinsers are notable examples % this. There
have oeea plenty If washing machines iayentei;
but hitherto Rome seem 60 have proved faccess-
-a- some rub The clothes 60 pieces others DO
nothing 'i' ''e.a %. s'A% 'aeA' AA4 they De-
come yellow IN tTo or three weeks The most
'-As''.. 1t--.ne 10 theory. ali apparently most
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-24

DR.. HarTison's Peristalic Lozenges arc warranted
in all cases Piles and Falling OF the Rectum Dys
pepsia such as Oppression after eating Sour stlm-
ach. Splitting of Food, also Headache, D zziness,
Pain in the Back aad Loins, Sick Headache, Coated
Tongue and Blious1ess. For sale at No. 1 fremont
Temple, Boston, by L. A. HARRISON & Co, FRO
prietors, and by all Druggists. Mailed for Co
cents. HENRY CO..
janis a2nos Agents.
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~s wiz saai the WEEKLY FRS Pass ana
fi'o-s'' Rl-al Yfr York, one year f1r si25, in
ADVANCE.
Ne VIII semi The WsE.lT FaEE FEzss aad the
.la'-y GsHtienI an one year, for SOD, in ADSAscE
"e viii semi the FREE Pass Weekly AID Hearth
ti Home Weaaly and the 4a.. sgrieuiia-isi Month
3. one year, for .25 casa in advance
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3m Gcods.

J!b OCUN1.
.FmofhoY large TOT Of
Spring Prints ana Cling
h1nis 'rere received yeSfer-
day at BGrFO,C'S, making
ne largest GMd most CONF
piete assortment are hare
erer had. Jge sell such
goods at rcTg tor prices.
U%hnre aIsO Teceired 'Ciih-
im a fsIr dogs, q fer more
OFfhOSe same EiRCH EE1Ikfs,
lChiCh are hare before adj
rcrfiSed, iH Tucked, Fem
SFifrhcd GHd Fancy BOr-
tiers. UHD1sWff0 Gnd all
other leading 0nd popular
brands Of both BIcGChed
and E5r0Iy.3 lotions, for SGje
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Ann NI0oDY.S ESTATE.

STATE CT VERMONT The Hol the Probate
.- ed. -.---.-..- - Court 'or the District
-'- f7-' oi Clitteusen
To all persons interested To- tie estate ci lsss5
Blake late o. 1.lt1us d. sl-I District,
deceased.
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M,SrFHIEa- sunday, March l5;h. Rev
Dr. Lord announced to bis congregation his
decision 10 regard 70 leaving them, taking for
his text in the morning q Kings, 2i chapter, 9th
verse " As the Lord liyeth, and as thy soul
liveih' ! viii 10; leave thee" The discourse
WAS partial history Il tie results Of bis long
ministry with The Peotla here, and resital Of
the many reasons TIA, hai ilfueucei him to de-
cline the very aattsriag call be lad received to
60 elsewhere, and remain vita the church sud
society in Montpelier.
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:Sperial Saotirss.
FOR MOTH, PATCHES, FRECHLEs
AND TN

Use FEkRT'S aoTH FaECKLE LOTION. Il
is tie only reliable AID harmless Z medy known
for removing Brown dissoicrauon. SOFA h dug
sists everywhere. Depot, 50 Bond -, NY.
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Special NotjtCs.


The efficacy af Hos.es-srs Celebratei Stomach
Bitters as a specific ior recruiting the enieealed
boiy AID cheering the depending mind. has pass
"a into a pToye.b In the United States, whore
This marvellous tonic has borne down all opposition
and eciipsei all rivalry, the demani for il has
annually increased IA q helvier and heavier ratio
for years, until at last ,ho regular sales of this
preparation exceed those OF al other stomaclics
combined. Eminent members Of the medical pro-
lessioa and hospital surgeons without NUM- err have
caadidly a mi;tod That the pharmacop0-a Of the
faculty contains prescription tha. produces such
beneficial fleets ia dyspepsia, general debility and
nervous diseases, as Hostettersl Bitters. To use
the language Of q venerable physician Of New YlrE,
.'Ihs Differs axe the rurest stimulart aud the
sl'est tonic We have" Bat tie uses of tho great
Vegetable antjoto are much more comp1eaens We
THAI such praise would imply. as a preparatory
anti5oto 20 Epidemic diseases. genial stim1lau.
promoter % constitutional vi-o-, an appetizer, a
stomach,c, ard a remedy for nervous debility, no
medicinal preparation has ever attained the repu
tatioa O., Iostet,ers Bt;zrs It is the household ton
ic 5fthe American people, AID IL all human proba-
tiiitv viii De- for centuries to c3me Che ma snstes
oegc.encs recognize its merits. and that It is en-
phatieaIy the medicine ofthe masse', is proven Icy
i.s vast and ever iacro lsing sales.
----,--rs---1 q
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70 FARMERS:
EsOWbse Refined PoudFette


- -NF ffpnt -i4l4AI 4asAaffHtJ Coz
For sale in Lots To suit Customers.
This article is sold Tor hllfh price Of other fer
tihzers ana Is cheaper Tor Cotfon, Corn, 1'o5lccO
ard Isgtf1hics tlan any other iu marGct. IL il
made entirety from the M Lt sli uai, &C., OF New
YORK city. Price delivered on hca-c ia New YORK
city 50 per ton.
asa attention 20 tho following testimonials
G. 5. Howard, cf Oid Lyme, Conn. 10 letter dated
Oct. :, $50, SOS. 1 caa fully recommend your
Double Refined eru irette being the best ferul-
-ztr Ia uss for corn ana tobacco. 4 have tested 10
SIDE by side with other mauuses, aud the Prudrctte
has always proved the bes5. have also used Jour
Niro-f hosphate on Wheat ard bUckwheat ard
think they aio July equ,l 10 any in market"
}. r. Phelus, of West hartford, Com. under
date Ct Dec 20, $50, says. am a dealer In. and
grower OF tobacco, AID have used the Double Re
hHed Poudrstie, for eight yeass or more To-
taceo and other CT p, All consider y very v-lul
be fertile r."
pamphlet giving fall directions, &c, sent on
Application 10 JAMES z. FOSTER,
CO Cortiandt ST., New York.
For sale BY J. s. Pe.rae a Son, Burlington.
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WINDSOR County ISsIITUrE-Tne Teachers
Institute at White River Villsge was one Of toe
most successful of the whole series One hun
bred and twenty-four teachers were enrolled,
and 1--WE town superinten1ents were present
Of ten candidates for the State fye-year certif-
cate, eight, we believe, were successful "A fact
which speaks well for the standing Of the teach
ers Of the county. The whole number that
have received this much coveted document dur
ing the series Of institutes just ended, is forty
six. Before the Institute rose, s White River
Valley Teachers Association was organized,
which promises TO do good work. There are
enough live teachers and live superintendent
N that region to make the Association an active
and influential one. Mr. Wright. the energetic
principal Of South Boyalton Academy, is the
President Now, if any town in the valley
wants waking uP On the subject Of schools, town
system and the rest, let it invite the Association
TO hold its first meeting in It's borders
TIE PoULrslT MURDzn.-On Saturday we
published OF account Of the finding of the dead
body Of Thomas aIeGrav. . section hand en- the
Rutland and Washington railroad. under the
railroa bridge at Poultuey, under circumstance
which at first led to q superstition tha, he had
been killed by 81 n,ssinr t,,ia Ills now eyi-
dent. however. that the man was murdered. and
his remains tirov, r,5sr the bri.l-a cr the mr.
nose cs 5f,,-.ir, .,,.-,c;,, from, tbs t-,e ,srs.
ort-. a..L u;s 49, t..,.,l ,-,+ ..,-. l.f.
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ent would undoubtedly join with one voice in
eongrstulstion that DR.. French WAS able to Sc
cure his services and in wishing that it may ret
be the only time that Mr. B1ckbsm VII do such
cooi work IN Vermont