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for interment. The funeral services were
held at the meeting house in that place,
and were attended by Rev. DR.. Walker.

TINMoUTH Sabbath school end
people in Tinmouth were favored last
Sabbath, with something new, at least
something new to themselves as school,
a Sunday school concert. After the rega-
lar morning service the school assembled
and the exercises commenced by singing,
in which each individual from the oldest
to the youngest appeared interested.
Prayer was offered by Mr.. Sherman of
Clarendon next a piece was sung by
Misses. Emma Baxter and Lizzie Noble,
who did credit to themselves and their
instructor. After this the whole school
joined in recitation of promiscuous pass
ages of scripture, and Miss Mobiles class
recited the Beatitudes We then all
listened with interest to an essay read by
Miss III. E. Phillips, subject, Beauty" a
short but clear and pointed and agreeable
as well as able production; Miss P's. class
can we'll be proud of their teacher. Next
a duet was rendered by Attic Cobb and
Flora Noble. The harmony Of the two
blended voices was indeed agreeable, and
the piece was well rendered.
Very interesting remarks were then
made by E. D. Sherman, n. M. Learned
and others. All joined in singing II will
follow Thee, my Saviour" and the first
Sunday school concert ever held in Tin
mouth, closed. Formerly the school
has been very feeble, but through the
earnest labors of MIR. Learned, the pastor,
and others, they now have one of the
most fourisbing schools in the county,
more than hundred, a
good library and other things necessary
to prosperous school. We hope they
may have concert every month, and IN"
derstand such ia the intention of their
We wish them prosperity |
in the future as in the past, and doubt not
that the influence Of such Cod fear
ing and G ID serving school will be ex-
tended beyond the borders of Tinmouth.
VISITOR.
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Boston, Sept. 9,
The Boston Commandery of Knights
Templars left the city for an intended ex-
cursion by way Of Stonington, New York,
! Albany, the Hoos4c Tunnel and Fitch
burg this afternoon, under command Of
Lieutenant Commander William S. Hay
ward. Gilmoro's band accompanied them
4 grand reception was given this even
ing in the Music Hall to the delegates of
the National Division of the Sons of
Temperance by the grand division of
Ma ssachussstts Some fifty subordinate
digis IONS, IN full regalia, were present
S2eakil 2, music, and social intercourse,
rendered the occasion one of unusually
brilliant. During theday's session of
national diqisn N, the question came up
as to the pro2rie ty of admitting grand
division No. 9 fyor1 Maryland, which is
composed Of colored members, to the full
rights and privileges u he order. Another
grand division in til . z&noe State, com
posed of white members, objected to its
admission. The Convention, after dis
cussiou, voted TO admit the eo3areG dele
CATIONS
Owen NcMsnus, sparma ker, employed
in the Wy yard. was drow ned last night
by acoidon tally falling over board. \
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07

TEMPERANCE MEETINGS Rev. L. H
Stone will speak on the subject of temper
ance, in Orleans county, the second week
in September as follows: Sabbath the
10Th inst, ct Newport; evening of the
same day at Coventry. Tuesday, the
18Th, at South Troy. County meeting at
Barton Landing, Wednesday evening the
18th, Barton Village, Thursday evening
the 18th; and in Glover on the 10Th inst.
All these meetings are to commence at
half-past seven, and in such places as the
earnest friends of temperance shall pro-
vide. These meetings will be opened
with short scripture lesson, prayer and
singing, if the friends ia these several
place. will SO provide, which it is desired
nay bs the case. Clergymen without
.e,apect to order or sect, in these several
oc slities, are Invited to attend and aid US
in the work.
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Editor Rutland Herald The Sabbath
School Concert Of the NJ. E Church ut the
Corners, for tho month Of September,
came IF last Sabbath. The school was
we'll represented by teachers and scholars,
the eutire service being devoted to The
Sabbath School. The following was the
programme; Prayer by the pastor, Mr..
E stman singing by the choir; reading
q poem (original) by Mrs William Vail ;
dialogue by Miss Libbie Smiths class If
six little Misses; singing by the school
"Heaven's not far away = repeating the
23d Psalm by Bible class Of young ladies !;
singing by school Port of Glory" a
poem = Miss Katie Vail; singing The
Invitation" by three little girls: repeat
ing texts Of scripture by the entire
school; singing by Miss Mary Vail, as
sisted by Miss s. J. Williams and Mr. c.
P. Otis Then followed remarks by Rev.
Mr. Eastman, C. K. Bul kin, j, f. Vail
and P. Holton. It was \ highly interest
ing occasion for all present. The Sab
bath School here is OF the Increase, it
numbering now about 70 scholars, Par
ents and the older people are beginning
to take more intert st than formerly. The
Sabbath School sxerts great influence
gu me character Of the young, and we
hope the good work will continue here.
A new set OF hay scales have been
SCI up at the Corners by P, Holton, This
is a move in the right direction, az they
are much needed. They were manufac.
tured ty tie Howe Scale Co, Brandon,
and need DO argument to show the super
iority Of their scales over others,
-Whituore and Clarks' Ministries are
TO perform at Bonds Hall. 81 Wodnt s.
day evening, September 9th.
The school in district No. 7, taught
by Mis- Thessa Sexton, Of Dorset, closed
last Friday, it having been, as we rhou)d
judge, a very profitable school, the scholars
having made great advancement in both
morals and education, There are but
few better teachers than Mis- Sexton.
The enterprise OF sending milk to
New York City is proving to be success-
full one, and several new dairymen have
commenced sending th;s month ;; 80 cans
are now being shipped from this station
j. c. W.
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The milwaukee, Races-Fastest
Trotting on Record.
MuwATKVF. s

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 6.
The race at Cold Spring this afternoon
between Goldsmith Maid and Lucy was
one of the most remarkable in trottipg
annals, Goldsmith Maid making the fast
est single heat, and also best single heat
on record. The race was witnessed by
about 1000 persons, who were fairly car
ried away with excitement.
Ia the second heat the watches Of the
judges did not agree, one making it
2.17 1-2, another 216f, and and another
2.17. The last time was adopted to dis
pei any doubts which might result from
mplication. Time, 22O 1,2, 212, 2.20i.
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Probate Court.
WALTER G. DUNTON, Judge.
JOEL G. BAKER, Register.

The following are the transactions of
the Probate Court not heretofore publish
Cd:
Au4,l5t 20-Estate of Noah Griswold !;
viii proved.
Estate of Ward NJ. Lincoln; liat of
claims returned.
SEPTEMBER 5.-Pitt W. Kent and Mary
L. Kent, minors William Kent appoint
ed guardian application made for license
to sell real cstate, and order of publica.
ton is>utd
Estate Of Henry Nichols; account of
administrator received, aud decree Of
residence issued.
Estate of jackson V. Parker Ebauezer
JOrmsteo aud Ozro Meacham appointed
administrators Charles G. Freeman and
A. Warren Goss appraisers and commits
sioners.
E-tate Of Amos Tower; will proved !;
Jeremiah P. Giddings and Thomas A,
Tower, executors; Philetus Clark and
Bradley Fish appraisers and commission
err.
E.t,to Of Thomas Mclaughlin ad-
journed from Aug. 22 will proved by N.
P Simous.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07

WEsL RUTLAND.-Two young men
hired a livery horse and buggy of c
Campbell, on Monday, and drove the ami
1n4l further and harder than bargained
for, ana finally, on returning, upset the
buggy, broke the shafts, and bruised
Themselves considerably. The expense
will amount to something nice for the
livery MAN, tut rot to his customers.
The uniforms and equipments for our
military company have arrived. The
boys made an outdoor display last Satur-
day,
--Four clerical Students, late Of Holy
Cross college, Worcester, Macs, who have
been spending vacation with friends here,
departed for Montreal college on the 5th
met.
49, Miss Maggie Mallory, Il beautiful
aud es,imable yopng lady, daughter Of
NJ. Mallory, Who had been spending 2 year
or moro with friends in Brooklyn,L I , re-
turued home On Tuesday of last week.
WAS attacked with the brain fever and
died On Friday.
B. W. B. declines to follow your
"spread-aag]o' correspondent any longer
H.: h.! ba Aureco13', then, my dear
fell3w-ohip. If you ever recover your
wind, and desire another heat in the way
Of logical essays, veil match with you
again; but, whisper in giving statistics,
study The addition table a lit le that
longevity tory wasn't summed
up right EXCELSIOR.
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The following are the ouota.ion.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.
COTTON Strong, at &c advance. Sales 2aa
bales. Middiine uplands 20z
fLouR-sales IL, 500 bols. state and Western
osgioc better State $5@6,4 As; Round Hoop oh,a
Ss:SoG6.so; Western .s5.t0G7.2 IS; Southern As ~
o. WaEAT,The market is l02 cents better. Sales
p DO and push s,a No. Spring sl.ssal 40 winter
amber a. as state 1880. 50 common rel southern
CoRr-Ihe market is frmer. Sales l4s.oa
Du.n. common mixed western 67067H.
ern 4395Oc. anu "es|
~, eoak-Ihe market is heavy. New mess
$iS.oo0l55 90 prime $l0.25010.7t.
As0-4ne market 10 steady at ST@aKc.
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FATRHAYEN.-Th stores in Pike and
8, ,ith's block are completed and are being
aua, with goods.
IT Ne Vermont Union Slate Company
have ,,u ,ehased the power and mills for
morlv w led by ]. Davy, paying therefor
800 5o0 They will soon have it trans-
formed uto en- extensive slate mill.
Mr. \. Reed has purchased the grist
mill and . her property belonging to the
Union Slate Company, trrioe $4,000.
The Ep issOpal Sunday School are to
have picnic toLai1e Austin, on Friday,
Sept 9Th. A good time is anticipated.
Knight of he &pight's House is be-
coming more an 4 more popular, his house
being crowded almost eve.y night
ALI kinds Oh business is improving,
building being She order OF the day.
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from France.

VERSAILLES, Sept. 6.
The report that the Duke d'Aumale has
been appointed Gov, 'rnor Of Algeria Is
denied.
The rumors of dissentiona< between the
governments of Italy and Fran. &c are i2-S
The Government has Informed nlnniol-
pallties throughout the country, tina. fhssy
Will not be allowed to petition for the l. u
solution of the Assembly.
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From Italy.

ROME, Sept. 6.
The following changes in the Italian
Ministry were officially announced to-day:
Signor Vincent enters the Cabinet as
Minister of Public Works, in place of Sig
.aor Gadda, who is appointed Project of
Rome, ard will be entrusted with the de-
tails Ct the transfer of the capital to this
city. Signor Ribbatti is appointed to the
Ministry of Marine, successor to Rear
Admn'al Acton.
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Burrrn.-The market is quiet. Ohio lo0 2ac
State 1880.
WHIsKEY-The market IS Quit nSsssEA
free at 921693c.
RIoE-in firm. Carolina sx69E.
sUeAB-The market j. firm. MuSc0gaoo
9aehc; fair to good refining 976G9A.
CoFFEE-Ihe market is firm. Rio Ct
1ih9l7k.
Naval stores:
TURPESTIsK-The market is very firm, quoted
at 51e52c.
RosTE-The market ia firm and quoted at
s3.l0d3.20 for strained.
PETRoLEUn-The market is steady. CRUDE,
IA; refined 24x.
Freights to LIVERPOOL frmer. Cotton I'd,
-four Isl nd; wheat loZd Corn i0xd.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07

NEW BARBER SHoP.-Geo. III. Davis
has opened new Barber Shop on Mer-
chants Row, over J. E. Glynn's store.
This is his old stand before removal to
the Bates house, and he invites all his old
friends, and as many new ones SIS will
try him, to call at his new place Of bust.
ness.
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rights Is to be saved from these criminal
pauper and lunatic mandatory establish
ment. Efforts are to be made to start a
paper in the interest of the party. A
melton to change the name to National
Temperance party was laid on the table.
The Convention then adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07

ALBANY Sept. 6.
Expostm sster Wilkins had leg broken,
and received other severe injuries by fall
ing down Stairs last night.
James McManus, notorious Burglar,
made his escape from the Pe1itentiary
last night. 1t was the first ever effected.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07

rr,, c.,,,r, OF TIE DEATH OF Hon.
ror,. pnan Mr.. Poor was in his
usual health Mono sy evening. He was
abou. town and bus, at HIS ON % aho
other places during the AFTERNOON L or
soma time he had been su oJ'c' 10 Ineu-
matism. About three o'clocA. on utS"4y
morning he awoko and compla W'eu o, re-
vare rheumatic pain in his left eh'ouiaer'
H. arose and lighted the gas, b. " Al'sf
taking something to relieve the pan
again retired. Soon after his wife HaFa
a strange suffocating noise and arose, b ~
he gasped only once or twice afterward.
A nrigbbor was called. and physicians /
were summoned, but Mr.. Poor was dead
bat0re their arrival. Mr., Poor was the
model of manly symmetry of person and
rtsinIY gave TO ordinary observers no
suspicion Eof the sinsidious complaint
which carried him off at the age of six
ty.three.
The news of his death has startled the
community of his residence and is received
with deep sorrow throughout the country
He was man of gigantic mind, full OF
historical and statistical knowledge, emf
nent in public affairs, possessing great
memory aud of tndefatigable perseverance,.
A Sarnestio afriction calls the editor from
town aG prevents an early biographical
sketch of Mr.. Poor and his labors, which
would be intereeting to many Of our citi-
Gems who had the pleasure OF his scquaint-
ance and to all our citizens who knew
him by reputation.
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EXAMPLE FOR THE LADIEs.-Miss Adelaide
Perry, Bloomington, ILL.,, says: We have had our
Wheeler and Wilson Machine in use eleven years
without repairs, and it runs as well as the day it
was bought. Last year earned with it s4s5. So,
besides doing the sewing for family of eight
persons and considerable other work.
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Ivirenens' Tournament lat Ports
mouth.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H, Sept. 6.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H, Sept. o.
TIE fremen's muster promises to be
the greatest pageant ever witnessed here
sinoetis reception of the Sons of Ports
mouth hoaae in 1868. The city is full of
people but ali Is thus far peaceablo. Up
TO nine o'clock this evening there has been
but one arrest. AlI the saloons have been
closed by order Of the mayor. The Haver-
h Ill Cornet Band serensded W. Chandler
for being the frat to close his saloon. The
proc ,ession waa splendid display and in
clude nearly 5000 men, about SO ma
chimes and nearly so bands Of music.
Gov. w. stou and staff and many pfofni-
nent citiz,,n joined in the procession. 4
free aud excellent collation. was served to
every fireman at the Court House on their
arrival in the city and after the process
sion. Many Of the company's brought
their fine horses ~ith them. The grand
band concert takos place tomorrow morn
ing under the direction of Mr.. Harlow of
the marine band of thia city. The trial
of engines will commences st 8 o'clock in
the morning.
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From Spain.
MADRID, Sept. 6.

King Amadeus, who is still journeying
in the provinces, Inns granted pardons to
man prisoners, visited several bull-fghts
and taken various other means to make
himself pop ular with the. people.
The system of trial by jury will soon
be introdu ced in Spain.
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Ieaths.

PETTY.-In Pontiac Michigan, on Tuesday
Sept. 5th, Anna M. Sherman, wife of Courtlsnd
Petty, ESQ. and only sister of Mrs. Henry
Clark, aged 50 years.
Funeral from the residence Of Olcot Sherman,
ESQ, at Poultney, on Friday, at o'clock p. m.
WOODWARD.-In CBstieton, Sept. 5th, sam
uel Woodward, Esq, aged IS years.
Funeral from the Advent church, this Thurs
day. morning, at 10 o'clock.
MAXHAM.-In sherburne, Aug. 26th, Mrs.
Eliza Wood. wife of Benz. Markham, aged "a yrs.
JAKWAY.-In West Haven, Aug. 25th, OF
consumption, Mary 4. Jakway, aged Is years
ana months.
In Prospect Bluff, Arkansas, August 22d, Ma.
inr q. s. Kelley, youngest of the late Daniel
Kelley, Esq, OF this town, aged A years.
ROBINSON Winchester, Mass, August
Goth. Rev. Richard T. Robinson, pastor of the
COngreg 4tional church.
JONg5-AI Bozrah, Conn, August 24th, Rev.
w, q Jones, pastor OF the Congregational church,
aged 68 yters
DU>TlN-In Wallingford, Aug 29th, Mrs.
Harriet, relict of Oliver Dustin, aged Sc years.
Caremont, N. H., papers ple ase copy
JEFFEkSON-ln the town of Desplaines,
Cook county, Ill, August ID, Luther jefferson,
in his Glth year.
Mr. Jefferson was born in Vermont and came
to this State in 1885, where he resided till his
death. Th0ugh not member of the Church, he
sought and obFanet peace in Christ during his
illness, " hIrh lasted some three months
ABOUT two weeks bef,re his death his absent
daughters were called, by telegram, to his home
from Vermont, Southern Illinois and Minnesota \.
While here disease fastened upon the infant son,
4ged rs months, Of George and Laura Thral, Mr..
JetfersOn's son-in-law and daughter, of Rutland,
VT and death called it away few hours in ad-
vance of the aged father.
The funeral Of both was attended the came
hour, on Monday. Aug. II, and their bodies were
assigned to the tomb JOY full hope of the resur-
EecLOn. fComm unlcated,
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The few city sojaurner7 iu town are
hitting away to their homes
--Fashionable youug ladies are II mind
ed that the printed labels on the md Of
thrc,d Fpools are excellent insteriala from
Which, 10 cut pstterr for the new style Of
bonuets.
-Tlnl,i.f .nptch. more pointe4 than
o,},tA. mtda at the Ooera House. on
TUESDAY evening. ia opposition to Mr..
Dorr's lecture cost the individual thus
vant,la,ia, bis aentimenta. q triAe over
+r.rtv 4 ,Ir,rs j., fine and oos+s. before
tha ;,.tio,,. court va.tar1sv morDjpk
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mara '' 'D0'' NJ ,'''00N o."'7 per i'''uu
'o'~'' ''oNl '"o,'e 10 'o0' s'N P'"''
pieces e'S"f' ms IL hV' cents per
poun" 'o"er IMAM 7"""9r prices, " nAs
say our o"'c'ot7 10 " IKE reooo,lon ?
meats IN Rutland are 0ec'oe0'y 100 hlsD-
-Mo1dHy'S hudson Star says; The
l",u'o7'7 ." y, H1"'ou . L"s,u7 oo, ~,
~ -, t.l1 ~ S1rata,, wa8naaa,r and
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Errvss New YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. g.
The first meeting of the joint commit
tee of aldermen, supervisors and citizens
invited to assist them in the investigation
of the charges of fraud against the city
officials was held to-day. Among the
citizens present were Royal Phelps, WA.
Booth, S. N. spaford, R. L. Mundy and
FL. B. Clafin. A resolution by a COM
mittee of citizens that they should have
at all times free access to the vouchers
warrants, receipts, etc, in the chamber
lains and comptroller's office, and every
facility they deemed requisite, was &C.
queseed in and the chairman of the COM
mites of aldermen said this was entirely
proper, and every facility should be af-
forded thsm.
The Democratic State Convention is
called to meet at Rochester on October
9Th.
Senator Wilson and Geo. Dolby arrived
on the Cuba.
The French civic and military societies
of this city celebrated the birthday OF
Lafayette to-day.
John c. Haskin, a notorious confidence
man, author of several stories Of the Ma.
than murderer, pretended detective and
Herald reporter, was arrested to-day to
await a req uisition for swindling the
President of the Gloversville National
Bank ont of $50.
Mr.. Waltman and Mr.. Booth were sp.
pointed to wait upon the Comptroller and
ascertain when the city accounts will be
ready. The Comptroller replied he would
furnish all the information required next
Monday, and was most anxious to have
them examine the book.
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I LIBERATION NOTICE.

10 whom IL may concern, this is 70 certify that
I nave THIS day gwen my son DAVID Boynfo-.
MS ume during the remainder OF HIS mtror,ty
anu snail pay no debts of his contracting or
Claim any Of has wages after this date
p, MARY BoYNTON.
Rutland, VT, August a0.h, ISL. 35v3w
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Marrtagfs.

SMITH BLACKMER.-In Fairhaven, Sept
4th, by Rev. d. Spencer, Warren Smith, Esq, o,
FairhaVen, and Eveine Blackmer, of Hubbard
ton.
HINCKLEY - JACKSON. In Clarendon
Aug. 2Sth, by Ell. B. Spafford, Esq, Horace E
Hinckley and Emily A. Jackson, both of Rut
land.
HULETT-BUCKLIN.- Wallingford, Aug
18th. by Rev. Aldace Walker, Ephraim G.. HUI
lett and Mrs. Amy Z. Buekiin.
WEBBER-LADD.-A at Middlebury, Aug.
29tn, Prof George N. Weber, u. D., and Car
RE K. Ladd. Ceremony by Rev. DR.. Ladd. No
cards.
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Report for the Week
ending Saturday, September 2.
Taken at the State Normal
school, Castieton, VT.
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] do hereby certify hat Blr. w. n. Oliver has
this day puF up a monument for me. l am per-
tecty satisfied with the work, and find that it
has been done according to agreement. The
WORK is satisfactory, and l most eaeerfulIy re-
commend him to others.
II. K. BELLOWS, M. D.
Norwich, N Y, Aug. 25, 1870.
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HOUSE AND BUILDING LOTS


1 will sell the George Duffy house on Green
street, and building lots from same prerpiees Il,
size To suit purchasers. Win erect Is lev Isp@r
on each lot, II desired. Several new house, ara
to be built in that vicinity at once. Tinle given
for part pay, if required. s'A
Rutland. May 9Th. 1871 a6,.+.
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For the week ending Sept. s. 1871.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 6.
Gold closed 1l34GI1SX at which fsures all
toans actions OF the day were made
Nlearances having been s45, 100000. Cash gold
was plenty and quiet AZ close eN'~
Governments clos firm and high.
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g>AKlI or 200 ACRES FOR SALE.

gNAKlI OF 200 AZORES FOR SALE.
in the town Of Fairhayen, laying t~o miles
north of the village on the road TO West Castle
ton. Fifty acres IN one body, suitable for N w.
ing. Two veins OF Slate cross the PREMISES. Two
dwelling houses and six barns, sheds and other
out-blildings all in god repair. The Farm is
well vat red ; handsome ground and shade trees
around tn house also q good orchard. The sub
-crlb-r being advanced in age and somewhat in
firm, will sell Mt a low price. Terms Of payment
made easy for he purchaser.
ARNOLD BRIGGS.
Ealrhavcn, 1T, Sept. 9Th, 1871. 3G:w6w