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warner Cough Baisafn IL healing. soften.
power IL possesses In immediately relieving
and eventually curing, the most obstinsto
cases q Cottgfs. Colds, sore ghroet. Broncni-
and consumption Is almost incredible. 80
prompt Is the relief and certain IT, effects IN
throat and lungs that tfiousands II physi.
clans are daily prescribing IL. and one and all
say that II Is the most healing and exp0cSofe-
relief and In most cases one bottle eheCeo'a
cure. Sold BY druggists, In large bottles.
Price one dollar. II ID your own fault II You
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g.wALnEa Proprietor +. AcDorA1D Co, Druggist.
vinegar Bittcre are not avile Fancy Drink.
Made of Poor Rum, Whlskey, Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors doctored, sniced and sweet
ehsd to please the taste. called "Tonics' "Appetiz.
err" Restorers" &C.. that lead the tippler on to
drunkenness and ruin. but true Medicine made
from the Native Roots and Herbs of California free
from all Alcoholic Stimulants, They arc the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovator and
Inyigorator of the SYSTEM carrying off all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to healthy condition
No person can take these Btters according TO drcc.
lions and remain long unwel, provided their bones
not destroyed by mineral poisopor other means.
and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of re-
pair.
They arc n Gentle Purratlve rs we'll az
Tonic, possessing also, the peculiar merit of acting
powerful agent In relieving Congestion or innam.
nation oftic Liver, and all the yiscersl Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
young or old married or single, at the dawn Of wo.
manhood or at the turn le these Tonic Btters have
no equal.
For InAammRtory and Chronic Rhcuma.
tism and Gout. Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
bilious, Relnittcnt and Intermittcnt Fcvers,
Diseases or tho Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
bladder, these Bitters have been most successful
such Diseases caused by Initiated Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement Of the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Read.
ache Pain In tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tghtness Of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach
Bad taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks fsibtaton
Of the Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain in the
regions Of the Kidneys. and hundred other painful
symptoms. hrc the offsprings Of Dyspepsia
They invgorate the Stomach and stimulate the tor
pd liver and bowels which render them Of unequaled
efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all impurities. and
impartng new life and vigor to the whole system.
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n4-See Advertisement of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary. headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn. II should be read by all. 4 WY
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CHApPED HANDS, face pimples, and all
roughness OF the skin cured by using the
Juniper Tar Soap" made by Caswell,
Hazard a Co. New York. Sold by Taylor,
Blake & Co. jan3-dwly
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RELIABLE AND SAFE.-Dr. Henry'e
Root and Plant Pills are mild and pleas.
ant in their operation, yet thorough, pro.
tirely vegetable, they can be taken with.
out regard to diet or business. They
arouse the Liver and secretive organs in
to healthy action throwing on disease
without eihaustite or de6ilitating the
system. Try them and you will : salts.
fed. Price 25 cents box. Solu tN drug.
Kists and dealers in medicine every where.
Prepared by the Grafton Medicine Co. St,
Louis, Mo June 10 DIV I'm.
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TBE sEMI.wEEKLy SIN,

" THE SEMI.WEEKLY SUN.
Five copies. one year, separately addressed,
Eight Dollars.
len copics, one YER. separately addressed (snd
IN extra COPY to Eetter up of club),
sixteen Do11npn.
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WINE OF LIEB,

The great Blood Further and Delicious
Drink. Warmers Vinum vitU, or Wine Of
Life, Is free from any poisonUtfs drugs Of I'm.
sSie 8s sp SS sh:ss sp rG
for purifying tho blood tits the most pleas.
public, far Superior TO brandy. whisky, vino
bitters. or any Qtherarticle. nis more healthy
and cheaper. Both male and female, young
or old, can take the Wine Of Life. IL n, Id
fact, Q life preserver. Those who Wish to eniov
good health and Q free now of lively spirits,
will do we'll to take the Vino OF Lfle. II "
1t Is sold by druggists; also at all respectable
saloons. Price one dollar. In quart bottles.
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MANNING'S
ANTIDOTE for INTEMPERANCE

Ia an infallible cure for this fearful vice
Its use will at once remove the tsste or
desire for stimulants, and will soon create
an actual dislike for them. Ii can be adj
ministered in tea, Coffee, or even water,
without exciting suspicion. as II is free
fiom taste or smell. II you have hus-
band, brother or friend, addicted TO this
terrible habit, IL is your duty to cure him.
Sent free by mail OH receipt Of the mon
ey. Price Two Dollars per box.
W. III. MANNING. a. co.,
junel-dAwtf st. Louis. M
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THE SCORE

-UHt.uIpW3-Wf1I. r. Daum
90 EddyvilIe--Petar Francs
umpirs-Thos. MILESTONE, National n n r
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Having just built one OF the largest Livery
Stables In the state Of Iowa, and HAVING pur.
chased anew and complete stock Of -
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THE Boston Wool MARKET There are TO
new features in the wool market, save little
more inquiry from manufacturers, whose sup
plies are running lower. We may, however,
still be permitted to report quiet market.
Holders feel that the manufacturers will soon
run short Of stock and be compelled to resort to
them, when they anticipate more liberal figures.
There is nothing now to prevent Al immediate
resumption Of liberal trade, but for the dih5r-
ence Of views in buyers and sellers This differ
ence amicsbly settled and large trade may res
sonably be expected. So say those who would
be thought wise. There are no signs of couces-
sion yet Holders think fine domestic is low
enough in comparison with corresponding grades
Of foreign. Besides, they paid high for it last
summer. which they think is valid reason for
asking good prices now. Buyers are paying
trihe higher for what they must have for imme-
diAte use. There is little doing in the coArser
grades. Good lots. of common and medium CON-
mand extreme prices. Pulled is scarce and high.
Sales Of domestic the past week have been larger
than for several weeks preyious-reaching $780,
900 lbs
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Suefial Aotirss.



Since the exposure OF the attempts made by GER
cain unscTupulous local dealers to palm of their
coarse astringents, made from cheap and impure
materials the place OF the great national tonic,
Hos;eters Stomach Bitters, public opinion has set
strongly against these empires and their prepara-
tons. Their occupation is gone, or soon will be.
When light let into deception it soon wits down.
Persons who tribe with their own health, by usin;
unknown preparations with no gu rantee to sustain
them, VIXEN an es,aol shed specific. proven by
twenty years' experience to be exactly what it is
claimed to be Is within their reach are sure to re-
pent their temerity. Many nave dcue so in this
instance, bu. 1t is hoped that the truth plainly
spoken has arrested the evil. IL the mean time the
demand for tho leaiins protective and rest rativ'
medicine OF America was mover so great as it has
been this season. From the fever and ague distrc
o, the west, sou west and south, it is literally
overwhelming, an it may be said Of the advices
from parts o, the country Of the cures tits Effect
inc in dyspepsia, bilious complaints, an chr
constipation, that their name is legion" Every
where the 81, and ieeble 10 have reaiEHd the
in portan,e Of "hol ing fast that which is good"
ant Of ayOd ding that which is spurious and danger
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In MemCriam.

To he Uorsbipful Master, Hdriels and
B ctirea Of Washington L0ige, No. o, r. d
4. "
Your committee, TO whom was referred the
duty OF Offering resolutions, relatius TO ths
death Of Brother Joseph w. Roby, beg leave TO
submit the following
Ihcrc1s, The solemn notes th2t betoken the
dissolution o. this earthly tabernacle. have
again slsrmei our outer uoor aud once again
has the sound Of the Supreme Grand Masters
Gavel been heard, calling mortals from labor to
refreshment aud another spiri; been summoned
to the land where our fathers have gone before
MS Again we sre called TO mourn the los Of
brother Again we are reminici inst, however
strong the cords that unite Us rs friends sui
mssous the hour is rapidly approaching when
we too sha.l snsEer the memorable summons
=. duet TO dust. ashes 10 ashes" 90 this fourth
dav Of October, aficr lingering Illness ot
msuy mouths. our brother Joseph VI. k1ny, p
past officer O. this Lodge, fell asleep he ap-
preciatei masonry. cherished the principles and
loved the fraternity OF his msuy yirtues as
mason aud q citizen, II Is needless here TO tpsEz
Let II ,uff e 20 say thst those rho i1cr him tet
loreE him most Than thus no higher tribute
could be paid him; and whereas, sluce He ah sc
vays are past finding out has thus seen tt 10 mis-
Divine Providence - O. bereave us-Ihsrei9ie
te IT., ty ihis Lodge, Res0iusd
Isl Thai iu the death OF ou- brother Joseph
". Roby this Lodge is called 20 mourn the lo-s
Of An esteemed brother. aud hs family Al sii-c-
tionN,e and loving uemter.
21E That while we dep'sre oar loss our
f4Ith enables 20 believe that Go BIN DO u ~,
and remembering that " w1om the lord 0vetf,
lie cha.teae D, sni s,ourrsth every son whom
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DIrn.

THOMPSON. - In Nilliston. Sept 9th Eva f.
Thompson. aged % yesrs daughter Of Corey and
R0xan Thompson Corrected
SrE.RSs In Chicago. Ssrt. tn, Charles L.
Stearns aged i6 years, son OF the late DR.. Truman
Stearrs.
PAGE.-In Essex. Get. It'll. sIrs Ha1ush Face
wife of the ate Col. samus. Page deceased. ia the
18th ear OF her axe
BRowSISG-In Richmond. Oct. 6ih Mrs Pc sis
Browning wife Of the Rev. thomas Bl 0wn.n :, aged
s. years
RoBr-I this city, Get. 9Th, Joseph W Roby
ared Ri wears
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\ very pleAssn. affair occurred few even
in IS since, At the residence Of Deacon Faler's,
On Church Street. Desiring to see those with
whom he had lsborei 80 many years AMI spend
little time in a social manner, he invited to his
house the members Of the Bible Class, number
ing between 30 and 40, aud the Pastor and Dea-
cons Of the Baptist Church. with their wives
and tie Teachers in the Sabbath School, many
of them having been from his Bible Class After
spending the evening in a pleasant ami social
manner, recouuting the leadiugs Of Providence,
his mercifEl dealings with the Church and the
Sabbath School, the company having partsken
OF some refreshments, Prof Y G. Barbour, Ct
the University, formerly Of Deacon Fuler's
Class, but now a teacher Of sno. her class. step
ped forward, and in few very appropriate re-
marks presented il the name Of the class, a si,-
yer ice pitcher, salver and goblats, appropriate
ly engraved IS present from the class, also to
Mrs Fuller dozen silver knives. Prof Bar
bour alluded to the labors Of Deacon Fuller in
the Church and Sabbath School for 60 many
years, and particularly that be had devoted his
time and energies for the class, studying and De
voring to bring out 10 the clear comprehension
Of all the truths contained il the Scriptures un-
der consideration.
The Deacon briefly replied tia he bad had
many evidences from the Church. Sabbath
School snd class, Of their appreciation Of his
feeble efforts to sustain and build up the cause
here His labors had not been for reward, but
in the performance Of duty. and while be- had
lsbored he had done j; as unto the Lord and IN
doing he found reward. 10 accepting these
tokens, alluding to those that had been presented
to him previously, be would DO so as renem-
brances but not as rewards. he asked no re-
wards in this life except the consciousness Of
having done his duty. For the Saviour he
labored, whether in Burlington or Chicago. aud
could ne hear the plauii;, well done, good
and faithful servant, enter thou into the joys Of
thy Lord he would be satisfied.
At an early hour the company took then
departure.
Mr. Fuller LETT for Chicago Thursday a H..
carrying with him the best wishes Of his towns
men. Burlington loses in him good and
valuable citizen.
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The President has nominated, on the recon-
nendstion of Governor Stewart, henry Chase,
of Lyndon, and John n. Baxter, of Rutland, as
Commissioners from this State to make arrange
menis for the centennial anniversary Of Ameri-
can Independence, to be held st Philadelphia,
July 4th. 1876 These appointments are emf
nently proper once. 1t will be seen that they
represent beth the great political parties Of the
country, Mr.. Chase being an ardent Democrat,
and Mr.. Baxter equally as earnest Republican.
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81. Ala,s. Butter N'RKrr.-The market
.-...,.,;re Tuesday. and prices advanced fully
-s.. ,r be bet grades. The ruling prices
-. Or .--aaa, j, cents fair, p cents /;
s Cd csats; p,ine, - cents ; extra. 81
esae. da. al from II to 10 cents
.-s..--. .ai1a 90 10 ID cents fer factory.
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yefasI Hnu SlcETT.-Our readers have
t..-si ,ae formal announcement that the ami
SO .s-r Of tbs Vermont Bible Society will be
Deli ID .i- city, this year. on ihe 18th inst We
az nv informed by Nr. Carpenter, Secretary
ae'g. tAst the sermon On the occasion
r b.. ...rs-si ~ R.v. K.assley Taiuing, Of
r.a.nl- ~, Mass.. s4d that there will be
.-.r-is..l-y remarks, by the President Of the
s..y, In. Frederick Billings, Of Woodstock.
4l.o,..51a will undoubtedly be enc Of high
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TIKI Y.v Bursr AcADENY.-Tbe Board Of
7-rra. fort he Froposed State Baptist eiuca-
...-,- Institution N Vermont, are Hon. Wm N.
7.--rv. Row. T L. Archibald, Charles IIibbard,
j. Ni.tsI1, J.. X. Fuller, Alinsoa Alien, r.
5lesn. Lswrence Barnes, S. T. Brown,
.-i " '- and Rev VI. a. Wilcox.
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SHELDoS.-The Vermont House at S6ellon,
owned and occupied by John Fith. burned en-
Tuesday evening. The furniture was mostly
saved in damaged condition. The burning
out of 3 chimney is supposed TO be the cause of
the fire. Mr.. Fish's Ices is $1,000 to $4,000.
He has insurance to the amount Of Sl3 ,s32, d.
sided among the following companies Franklin
Of Philadelphis, $3.50; Royal OF London,
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The ultimate result of the Chicsso calamity is
not doubtful Like Moscow, like London, like
New York, like Portland, the city will be built
agaiu 1t has too much of elasticity to succumb
even to blow so terrible as this. Chicago mer-
chsuts and business men are already making
temporary arrangements to resume business ;
and in time the superb blocks, unsurpassed IN
any city. will rise sgain from their ashes
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R,cHy1so Butter MARKEr.-Ths market at
g..brali Tuesday was firm. and prices for
,.,.,- e-i cheese well sustained /; sales 300
.,,-. cheese aud go tubs butter. Farm dairy
,....sfi a, 10, to Z l-2c ; sage and factory
..7sr-.. t5ls.; butter at PIC to sc.
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By Telegraph.
STOCK Market.

STOCK Market.
NEW YoRE. Oct. II.
M0NEY-Was strong and sc, rce at per cent
gold to II per cent Gu rency per day.
STERLING EXCHANGE-lUSS, long; and l0e =
for short.
6OLr-Fluctuated between Ii4aIl4yi, and closed
at lli4Dilii Loans we're at lar per cent. FOL
Carrying and lG3 for Cearances $50 0.00L
g VERNMENTS-Dull and one per cent. lower
STAB BON OS-Dull.
STuCkS-Mere steady all day. but closed dull.
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Vrr5y BUrrfR MARKET-Ihere was Il $50
-,gnis If butter sd at Milton on Monday, for
t-,-, Sd 70 So cents. 1900 pounds Of cheese,
al, from 10 to = cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-13

BURGLARY AT BELLOWS FALE.-Jsckson' s
jeEelry store and Turner's grocery, at Bellows
Falls, were entered by burglars on Friday night.
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NOTICE.

rl,aE FIRM o! c l.. Wolcott Co 10 dissolved
| by mutual consent. p. Faircbild will settle the
business OF said firm and persons indebted e. taii
firm are notified 10 settle their demaods with said
Pairctid Mt tho store in Milton. where he invites
their old customers cali aud examine bls stock OF
goods z L: mDLTyt'
Milton, Sept %, ISL. Oct 4-dkwit
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The Best HAIR Dressing in the world il
Lyon's Celebrated KathairDn. u has been tested
over 2OS ears and is cons snty growing in f.vor.
IL not only beauties the HAIR, but causes 1t 20
grow luxuTiGntly, and prevent 1t from falling out
and turning gray. OcI ID WV
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90 the Is: inst, J. Il. Bat'helier shipped
from Lincoln, $40 lbs. Of butter, bought at
fsm y TO 80 c-nts, and $50 lbs Of poultry.
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LAIorLLE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-It Is expected
that the Lamoille Valley Railroad will be COM
pleted to South Hardwick, this year. The track
laying reached West Danville Saturday night,
and will reach Weldon Summit 50 next Sat
trtav
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-13

HAvISG GIVEN MY SONS. william aad Henry
III Muir ock he remainder OF their minority, 4
stall not claim any o. their earnings ror pay any
debts o: their con ra.cting after this date.
Winooshi, Vt, Sept 30, ISL. lsw3w
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Review of the Week

The great event Of the week. and one of the
great events Of the century, is the Chicsgo Fire
Full details Of this unparalleled calamity are
given in other columns
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BITTER ATTACK
UPON
DIX. 3. w. SMITH
P7oNoUNcISG HIN
y H u NJ B u CT.


-GFrOm the Lancaster (Tis) Herald, June I'd, 1853
CONSUMPTION AND CArARRH DocroRs.
fellow calling his name DR.. Dodge has been at
Lancaitor, pre- 'endag to be speciality Doctor for
curing diseases. DR. Barth, of fame throug the
world lin horu,) did not come to time pursuant to
announcement. He has beel making big blows in
the Iowa press. And now comes another calling
him elf Dr. smyth, IRON New York City, of late To-
Gated at Janesvlle who wishes advertise his won-
dehu cures in the Head a full co umn. couple
Of Iieyerends, 2. c Petit bone and II. H. Benson Of
Beloit in exchange for free doctorng have written
rigmaroles for his benefit. Clergy men seem to po-
SEES q remarkable weakness for deceiving their
friends and worse opening the doors Of Christian
h vs. holds by their fulsome praises Of these weak
doctors VINO are quite uniformly the professional
seducers and the vendors OF the worst impurities
This DR., smyth and his Reverend companions in
fraud cannot use the Herald any price for desud
ing the afflicted and denoralizins the ally. And
in every instance where any man entitled to attach
the Reverend prefix TO his name so degrades his
calling we shall chalk him among the tai ors to his
God asd profession.
Tho paper from which the above extrae. Is
made is large and influential journal, and a, the
timo the article appeared was edited by Hon. ]. s.
Cove, now U. S. Consul at Psyal, Azores That the
article WIS written by one having no knowledge Of
DR.. SnI tn, but actuIted wholly by blind ,preju-
dice will appear from the following refractory ar
ticle which appeared in subsequent number OF the
same paper. Tho retras,i5n was unsolicited and
unexpected by the injured party.
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VERMONT NEWS.
ADDISON COUNTY.

The silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Wright of Orwell, was very pleasantly celebrated
on the 10th ult. Rev. Messrs Severance their
pastor, and Cushmsn their former pastor, and
DIR. Post of 81. Louis we're present aud made re-
marks.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Among the lecturers engaged at Bennington,
are Henry Ward Beecher, Hon. Thomas Fitch,
November 18th, Mark Twain. Col. Ii. Sprsgue,
December 9TH, Carl Schurz, January. lst-
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
G H. Ssxby, has sold his hotel at West Enos-
burgh. to G. w. Baker, for $4,000, aud has
bought hotel at johnson. Mr.. Baker formerly
kept the hotel at Montgomery Centre
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
The name of the man, 81 years old who franz
ed aud finished building (3Ox4O) at Stowe,
this season, without The aid OF glasses, is Peter
C Lovejoy. He Was the first representative the
old town Of Mansfield sent TO the Legislature.
lie was born in Westminster, VT, and his
mother was the first child torn there.
Rev. Halpenny and his wife, and Rev. G.
A. W Wood. pastors Of the NJ L. Churches #
HYDE Park sud MOrristown, are all sick with
typhoid fever.
ORLEANS coUTY.
VI. II. Clement, Of Newport. has lost all his
children, four in number, by dyseniery, since
August l7th.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The collection Of minerals, Indian relics, fos-
sils, shells, fishes and skeletons, msde by the
late DR.. Atwood. of Csstleton. has been pre-
sen,ed by Mrs. atwood to the Normal School at
C.stleton The collection consists Of about one
thousand specimens They have been placed in
a cabinet, which is to be called the - Atwood
Cabinet. =" in honor of him who made the collec-
ton. Il will form . valuable nucleus Of s cshi
net, which will be constantly enlarged The
fpecimens formerly in the Seminary will also be
j5iuei TO this collection, and make, altogether,
about two thousand specimens.
Hsrwool. who sole Frank Pattersons team,
at asrlsiou, has been arrested at Colemine,
Mass, brought back 70 Castleton. and arraigued
fer horse stealing His bonds were fixed at 81
900 lie is now 10 Rutland county jsil. lie Is
native of Malone, age 80, residence Lake VI
lage, n. H.; occupstion, . travelling man Inc
State Is indebted 10 Charles Ransom and Henry
Bishop for the recovery Of the thief and property
WINDSOR COUNTY.
4. D. Fletcher of Chester has soli his tpsn Of
Morgan mares for siz hundred and fifty dollars,
to q member Of the Putnam Phalaux, Of Hart
.osd
The mpn aho hiss bIe of hons this yesr is
independent. One Of tie Bethel farmers, Alden
Spooner, brought in load last week, for which
he took nearly 5000.
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Average temperature, n. -s1s temperature OF the
m, ,seek 49, 81 81. Birometer-Eeaa height,
= - inches; rainfall % incaes.
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SO, s33; Germania Of New York, SS,SS3; and
So, 333 in the National of Bangor, Me. There
are half dozen or more public houtes still, in
Sheldon.