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New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
THE -rRESIpENCY.'

There would be no discussion about tho nom
nation NIcC-iI, Sldcnt had Mr. toaX 'tHIC
tre-brand into the party by Announcing that j." would
not accept the nuuuatIon. For tins act. which
hrcach = patty discipline Mr. Cotax deserves TO be dis
tin"d and the best rcbukc for his edding with mat
belong the National ConN cntion VIII c re-
Nomination. which, Whatever hc may think sDd what
ever he may say 1t VIII be hardlHy
possible for HIM To refuse, when 1t
l. imposed upon him by the Convention representa- the
general wish Oi the party. We dN1 tbnk tnt tie peO-
lle are ready 10 spare HIM al hOu4 the Republican
party has long been accustomed to -1"n with tc great
Y-c to ms advice. there Is point on Which they
are pretty diTI aim and that IA III the
nomination OF Wee President The RpubitlnN dif not
ASK h> coI>eIi when they nominated blm before, and
ilvy viii pay muCh attention 10 t UlectiUIs ;IOW.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
TEOc1lNG AT FLEETWOOD PAEH
The following summaries show thr re'

] TiF fWIIOWITC 5u0"
.; saturdays trOtS
Fryxrwop p,rS So- II an! 10 ls;l-iaal:ap m,rI. - c
m = hes II ibre 10 I've, IN burIr's
Los~i. h. III AgencA Al Il carr ng 10 r over '"n
8
n " bacon " II. Aleu- ~=ssGi ....... .
Imr E1 . l:.i, "a.
Eor II -Nsrh p.r IL .- f-p.st
A P.r~roL Drilna.shf u "is'r'.........
" Lo'e.r,b Top II barn-''. ...'''.-.''''''''-.
ne :. -. . -
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

What be'-r for bristmas .ad tho ng evenings 'hsa ns'
r Balls
| -airi ABBOTT SuHOIs. u Lpsr.y 81 hes Yort-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
5psrial Notices

Republicsn Central rrSu,r OF thie
1:omitr b. held Cckerpg Hall No II East -Four esahS.
% n ESDAi EVENING Nov 81, Al 8 O'Clock . .
usDSGE W. LrUS. Secretary. JOHN j. lO"NSBND Pns1esf
The Twenty SECOND Ward COuncu Of Political Re-
form holi plbs Meeting West ffshs Chsrl, be-
B-o.ysy and Eghh AONDAY b BSSG the hrh
h-mtes tho Municipal Reform AsSs2atDn VI No
Wan par;culsriy nntei u Le nrrssn
p n yrK,oy Secray titus llENAhS Pr~-,i-nt
I ook NJ he prices,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
.MdRRIID.

MOrr-TGTHLL-Oo Thurs!,, .vsupg IS T1,y cbs7-l
t- Re- NDrsa DI d. u George n. Of tbs Alec
& daughter - Theodore n. uthiI, ESQ.
ROGERS-flAWTHORSROn the l6h s CSnr-h Bait.
npre by ieis br .arl
Bst Em ~ daughter VI laie WihAa Il
us~hOrup Of Ee~.IOrl
Al Notices n Marriages mus. be ,adorsed Wth fsts
Nd uIlI,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
Look nj the Prices.
.O0R At THg PTrE'

.OoR AT rHC Pa-CEs
Look vr TH9 pR;cES
WHITE CHINA DfNSBG SITS. sor: $50 Er SSI %
COloRED ,od ,ILr DINNER SErS worth. $50 ht ~ Of
COZ ORgD and GILT CHINA TEA SETS -Ortb sI3 TOT ~
IVORY HANDLED DINNER KSIvEs. worth 81 70, -
sIIVERPLATFD CAsTOkS ~or,h............. - for 5o
AAsTEr VASES CARD RECEIVERS. J,RDSHRE'. pLL"Es
pts S' So. ..Ou s-t pr~
no CuAR.k Fox EyASrSls1
,AL. AS3 sEs YOR goCas9 s9LvRs
W + DALEY.
10 6li BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
,g Holman, gi.s; Hohman's $ nI-Jo,ty, 30.
,anouARIE COUNTY lOficialI.
':b' hOhin4L. l.5yaJ Ho1man's s majority, l,''+


ID" vote oi Iompklns County IL lsT0 wss "oOdioFd
'''S honiAn, 3,UJ4; Wood!Ord's majority, sC}
in- Ant Drau-ShUp candidates tOE S,4te offs err re-
'e'el ach = voter. and I.aIr HL"i- AntDran hb"p
S"Itl .Jlr !li III Anr4lLI,lN- ) Nni.s
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
Dj- Of JeficTsOn County IN 100 was "ood'or
HOLMAN, 800; ; majority f.. Woodt I'd, l,ic'.
1EwIs CnINTy-[OHclall. !.
en H5fmai . ~; majority !oF woodford lis
MADISON CVUNTY-IOffcial.l J

TNe v,t, OF G.,,n County in lo7o was. WooUvrd'
slG Holman - 4: maj for Woodford, l.IJ4.
The Dru-sLop state ticket received @5 votes IN
E4i,ru County. Lhnund i. Wooduan, Ant-Dram-
e.up received 49, votes for he Assembly from tie LIST
,;-. aud .yu., al Na;oo4 &C &. tic Assembly! I'D
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
HE PASSlvE POLICY.

Il" Passive Policy means the retirement or
vrCaniZatI. Wh'h ~ha'. stem 10 hr 'caG,
stand iru:l The l'sdc. contest, wait tn Nh
"i;h kcmhc OnNcHl"r STALL nom iinic Candidate.
tn"u aprInE ont of III" "iniush, rally 10 the
support Ui the SruTG CI'.lii..tr. secure Dem
OCr,ti nominations fUr members % congress and
al MUNICIPAL offices, ?nd. with IL" help II DIS
affected k-pubicau-" a,hiv" ~ i triumph. Tray
erNnG tn" intermediate gIoUnis covering Gram Ut
hess ior rer"L4lna'l'u and La cain. II IN 'l' party
The ieoDirf rOI:!u"rs II tAr rGLt "id prlNLos" OF
every Eeiu'ilrdl 10 uipos" lN' rIo ..a":I vi PHI.
Grant fol tl!r Prc,dvy bui = lac = l'GnlariN pre-
>.utrd uy Rrp,h.c!n Con oni'nn. platform winch
cXpes~c- iac cnnNCtnEs aud prog?--Ife lo"h+ OF me
party. il only miserable tt.u '"Li"lN thIt Doiu
IL ard character. ".n viii = tHe sI'n'ird of
revolt with tue exp cHi"n ui cot; hui.JS - u N"
C!,t!r W said. 3t SU ht""NHi, 10 bIc lHt
\ pertinent tTIr'l
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

s.f%Fas sr"Tr 2 ;! !ss;:r s1ii.hS Il the ''"'''''
r."L f,T 81 80 .L9arS,r .;,s possrv
,s o,is txo IsTE sTraEos OF rrs fSrgSS ,rmSA
~ EXHiHIru>.
.irom,. .Da r,D~. A".l. ,'e'''r- "''h"'o'"'' 'oa'
Chamber of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON an Ns~-xort
Hnrbor-Is 81 -. '"An = u 'o"nrNc" al. '~sA
10 MORROW ,gtIaoAY. : 81. to as9~' la works ooN 10
,,,,.. ~ h, Ha bot riei s' LereO. VI s~
sr @rOS hosa-H 5 4
yr ,.,u.r ,tSevh. be w.nS Ps -. Oh Malice
i,pr B,. kr..r snoehI m.
1,,,r.,, rrpa .o vi ae f'r,saea Tue
he's q, CATION t1.an s-rr. ia1.t ssA
W.li.mG
E sNsk;ss H. N sSdw t;;'' u,,s. csapi.syssp .aA
PnSgK, l. tAli~G '.r:unt~ 4 Atpss lns..
GIORGk V uIL'yr. .
1.s.,,les isr ,ae K,a,si OF tho >alsrsr. el ~
tk,,sxo touhasratiss.
K,..s % r.x C.nssa o, Co.srsssI
M ~ HILLAn sr. ort1o<f - i''i
p.,oa, u. ,sss ss.ts,s ssOss .si A@f s9S
Ton. IN h. chamber II Cannses Ne :. ws., saAo sGR
WILSON sfa. ca.G's between The boar a. .ss
1, - a, e. m, u..b. Of ss Caanas CAs ~ sss payable
,..,a. orr "a Z. Low. Tr...ars
OFFICERS OF THIS COstIrhs'
! Iois I, GRKss. Chairman. Il sos'h O.
! .Eoa0s orDyks v,o-Ias~i' S''~~
A Low Treasurer il Bsriss'A
! FRANK & HOWE sscrehv Sd Wa" I"
Time 4. ss,.iors rs1 ora %ra' b. .fs
The Ee E..S 49, sJ Ss.pea.os Bridge "ser tbss s- a.
,... s d. s.a Is. 81 .: . :
'nsn ny sa' S'' of sIoas Ataatic -
.a one q ,es s.p. s.ia4 ws. Tbraase -, bl' ."
ssrsA. .t.,s s"Tn. T-,s,, sASi,s w. t. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

There have ,ndrtd. nrrn ElIlrltions that A
,y -, .iIatlur YOU'D 10 a'pl"i mat wLG ~
thr ,ary winch bass, rr ,aI favor. and IL dc-
kpowirGgcd have controlled tDo 3yatuar Convection
There can tub however. al iAcre laiihat ~, II
~, N,,, iOrt 7tHes hr accepted the uIa'" Oi
that wlug IT. yulce ls still ir war; nay. moFr-to
vnc. j. Def uaIio liz Lnt"s harah al d. ~ 1ai
tnwnr A. Ia} tl. .id. trl ali ln h"r.
WliD,u the lnt; fE ia! 4 Das Y.os1v Tlilh'1 s"ViH
Frrtn,-->n .ras, -1"I MIA .lhL lBb lRlBiNt h"H
fouud # necessary usr tEst huul speech "Aea =
tlu,- ri.,,,V,- VII, t'I !nc hi>c u!l L'.I IL
I ,iu, e. "a ~. Ii.",s trN y u tn story Nhlth IT
Lu. IN .ri,u.,sl, uIrt.tai't hgast >tudior f1Hion
~, J,.,s however UcCriGL..'" "''L lie aggressive
,,ury fI,H. Up -" -'Jr: Hr.I n.HS- al tIi l'$ hal
,r ,.rcr o! the T. uiOind"l - thty dir lhc'
rnr,,. "nG a. iA.- isItte Lt gust, i" '5s"! 1"l'
,,iL rir. 81 bt~ "i INK i"" ." q, =" '"!s the
A tuiuiu.i.oi ut tullE.,oL .ohI;'a i''u
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
Utter cOu>TY-[Oici,I.I J

IA 'oi - Ulster County iu 1910 was Wood ord, 'i41
" .IhaH. '.I. HptMI.n'- mai. LBS.
1ho Ahi..,ln s.op state t!ckel received votes III
ChLes Couu,y.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
rHl SITUATION As IT Aprr lGS To 4 Gh"MAE
pf Moe NI.

Ss-ItsZ 4 81 ''I1.
THE TPInINF continues It's fight against the
Gran,- onkiIng-Murjhy k"putcdns yth litat .ncrfy.
".d wA tactics winch in,o.nny rrr" Tue eSrr'' Tons
many W. would act ny an, imt o ,'S 1 TO-" '.if ~ M n ~
consequence whether IIL TEiHrSL wouil hc Jealous
without The iqarrls won by IT, . myd I T % "ni"t @ rt nre
OF THE TKBiNk upon IT. par! ara nlom ~ an
iLc Times aud Ais apart from th position u TEBt ~
ha, !oc held principally hccanse The Itcs atr the
election renonnc"d that lo,i"n tor HHgl IT h"d to
thank the inheritance acquired h fore III" election Al
The moment when Tte C1ts brought forward the motto"
was before rieciloa. As a. .'andart oe,l"r Of
s"ani Win he prcsrni mood OF &cwYork,
ana il cannot be dlltrut for Tne lGlLrNL :" e@rn-a,n
the I.publ.Can press. in Its edcayors 10 turn th.
Reform movement. again-t ht "n1" ,' %nt oi 1T
the way Of thinlns ED one r, ."no INC" nin. nm
movement tie Republican rrss iucrc"S from day {"
DAY tu4 that very con- irra'c la;i u tM,II',. = by
Iropostou a5su-d-to cxcud The E-orm movement, TO
ilat.oual politics. with all th'. we n" not %1.r thlS
1hat ~ WI: INV ndrrIds il. r,r 0nr ,1prcucos
tau thai TIE hostlc bro her. would ~ once ne i.coir
serious danT"r e.; enr eH%" anp"l IT ' naie to "
impos.hIe tnnt the Ref',m 'l.mc,t c"Ia peprn"''
tha, ths neS,' these Rephitan K'orn rer~n sr~"'
uart 1elntsrn; rorrupdY ~ one ipy4 OF aAoI!e if
TgIntyk for instance, viii oherscti'ay a.osl!'
Official corruption ild nie'A'.I me caipt tDaEger ~
tenn represents samr t.uc tho lloc'fDhsis wh'
~ spite Of Grrrisy vii! algaJs Nc wiling TO taEe nV
m. har,aip In. Mulphys BuoCks, Warm"rhs. SCOTS.
Davises-f they can save tne!T taiids We nave ~ r..
D,ntedly shown how the boic RepuhNc&n parry olhP
forms ring OF co,rupiiUnIS'. :IpE w'ch 40 n'm.ti
can b. taken without the kaE'- falling a--'md"r For
tbs reason hold ina; c:'Thi III iAi' f"'! - 'h 'A
| Possibility -.-.. 49,, . .. .
A. have said. attach only prospective vIuc 70
the ur sent rebellion IN IA" Rl'Ui.t.u rILks. Wen
! tLr opposition. which heretofore "a" p"mmrnc party
Las assuos i"riu INTO Whrh II vi" "r pos
sihe 10 absorb the dlsuuncntd RclnDran ciclEeut1
G5a only will be.n the prpc''s ,ai" 'f tn ii'r"Di
movement Whch tsyriop'd Itself III me itpu1r an
movement viii ont ike fIc Of rtraT seems |" ~,
, tns recent YtifS, ana eslctiIiF
FIR our sft xrriieIlc-. b. rc''in!c that Tie F,
,h,,, ,,arv Will be iriese,!Jy held together y pres
.ur from itbout-and the ruocHcy foI ms tllt lh,-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
MURPHY, As OrrErs NEE HIM.

For some weeks past t!le helhln.lfdn Pres
declaring that Thomas Murl!i should 'Ss o, ;, ,,!'g
- llrctor for the Port Oi NyN1"Ih, ana may Z" -"
III onepst and most outspo.' jpnr. 81 ;hc :;T ne"
maintained that If Mir Al.r doe" "1t i i%'st1 - o. ~,
Linn II is q noteworthy fi'r t..df non" "i Ia" pa =
organs been luor ':nc AM easli"s. III 'I.a
matter than many OF the pa ta ihit are SHOWN !" De
COMMITTED to Gen. tran's r;n0nbyAion. Ip' HhH =
that any fair candid I,eeou VIII" careiln' hi'o tIt
charges brou gt against Nj Murphy 10y iHt NJ" "Ek
TRIBUNE, VIZ. l.. Dodge, Coz DiGDtt, Mr Hihi't' ana
others, aud Mr Mu"phy ; aisHc- thereto can p' 't
con ured that the COLI crS character j. "a question a.
Die a. tO make hun Will Iu"ol'h. oi Tia, IL Nh,'
winch ias been gwen a.l. "i IL :, liz 'h" 10" "
luuCn mIi1ues-.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-07-28
Ladies' and Gentlemen.

DO not complain that you cannot ind any Compound
that will prevent your hair from falling on. DO
not complain that you cannot find any prepara-
tiun that will eradicate the Dandrun from
your scalp. Do mot complain that there
is nothing that will keep your Hair
from getting sour or musty,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-07-28

\ PROMISING INVESTMENT. The atten-
ton of the reader Is invited to the adver-
tisement in another column in which are
detailed the particulars OF an enter prise
which promises ample return to all who
have money TO invest. 1t is headed, "First
Mortgage Joint Bonds of Three New Eng
land Railroad Companies" which comprise
the Vermont Division OF the Portland and
Ogdensburg Trunk Railroad Line. This
route is very important, connecting the
Lakes with the Atlantic by the shortest
distance. twill unqucstonably add large
~ to the facilities and business of Boston
and Portland, aud open AN extensive mar
ket for several products which are now sup
piled but to Il limited extent. The propos-
ed enterprise will also give to the public
fine pleasure route in summer, passing
through some of the most attractive and
romantic regions in New England. Messrs.
Fairbanks of st. Johnsbury, VT, are the
principal agents for these bonds, which are
offered at 90 and accrued interest in cur
rency. The bonds are per cent coupon
or registered, interest payable semi annu-
ally in gold in Boston. The trustees and
financial agents Of the bonds are gentlemen
of eminent standing in the community,
and their names are Il guarantee of their
NIlup.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-07-28
Legal Notices.
STATE OF VERMONT.


windham County, So, In chancery Sept Term 1871
windham County Clerks ohce.
Whereas, Milo II. Crosby Guardian Of Ira Corse, All
insane person, has filed his bill Of complaint set
ting forth his appointment guardian, April 20th 1871
divided half Of a valuable farm In Wilmington large
number Of cattle and other stock, hay, and farming
tools, Of the value Of $500.
That said Ira Corse had been for several years prior
to July q, 1870, at times insane. And by reason
thereof well as his old age, had become incapable Of
transacting business That on that day, one John g.
Anderson, Of Shelburne, Mass, who well knew Corse
mental condition, fraudulenty procured from him, q
deed Of all his real estate and personal property for
nominal consideration, and Immediately took possess
sion Of the same, and after sold and converted
the same into money and notes secured by mortgage
That he conveyed said farm to one Oliver r. Corse, for
the sum Of $500. That said Oliver p. Corae well
knew the mental condition Of said Ira. And further
alleging that said conveyance fraudulent and void
And praying that the said John g. Anderson and oil.
p Corse, may be decreed to surrender said real
estate to the Orator as guardian, and execute such
deeds at may be oectual for that purpose, be de-
creed to pay to such guardian the value thereof nmon-
oy nH well as for all personal property which said An
derson received Of said Ira Corse when insane and
for such other and further relief to law and Justice
may appertain.
Which said bill is rcturnabe to the term Of the Court
Of Chancery nest to be holden ut Newfane the
ond Tuesday Of Sept 1871. And appearing that the
said John s. Anderson, resides without the State Of
Vermont that the ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be served upon him,-It Is ORDERED that the
Orator give notice Of the tendency Of said bill and
the term Of Court TO which the same Ia returnab and
notify said defendant to appear and answer the same
by publishing this order three weeks succeasiyely in
the Vermont PhmniI the last OF which publications
shall be at least twenty days before said term of Court
Dated at Bratloboro July 10th, 1871.
ASA KEYEs, Deputy CLERK.
CHAs. y. DAVENPORT, Solicitor 30
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Deaths.

CLApP. In this village, July 90, Asahc Clapp, aged
&C yrArl, G mo nths, no days.
.H-Funeral services at 10 O'Clock Friday morning.
CHASE.-ln Brattlcboro, July &C. very suddenly,
Susan widow Of the late JameH A. Chase aged Co.
BUTTERFIELD-m Dummerston, July TO- Frank
lin Butterheld aged 60 years, months.
DOOLITTLE-In South Wardshoro, July IA, Mary
A., wife Of albert r. Doottle and daughter Of VIII
Lam and Amira Ncedham, aged 50 years, months,
days.
KUDD. In Guilford, July 10, Mrs Sarah W. Rudd,
vito of John II. Rudd, aged 40.
NOKCKOSS.-lu West Dummcrson, July 10, So
phia NJ. NorcrOsF, aged 5s years
WlNSlOW.--ln TuWnFhcud, July II, Pelrg Wins
low, aged GS years, II months aud days.
BROWN In Londonderry, July 10, Sophia wife Of
A. A. Brown, aged 60 years
wAHREN.-ln Wilmington, July 49, Lucinda T.,
wife of Daniel NJ. Warren, aged AZ.
BLOOD. In Stanford July -, Miss Lucy z. Blood,
aged H.
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Adrrianfs.

HARRIS-WALKER.-I Montpelier, July q, by
Rev. A. q. Button, Mr. Wilder Harris, Of Brattleboro,
and Mrs. Mary j. Walker, of Springfield.
SMITH--GALE.-In Brattleboro, July &c, by Rev.
NJ. II. Harr,, Mr.. H. A. Smith and Miss Ella c. Gale,
both Of Brattleboro.
SHAw-MILLER.--In Brattleboro, July 49, by Rev.
NJ. II. Harris, Mr.. ChaH. i. Shaw, Of Grouts Corner,
Mass. and Miss Sarah c. Miller, Of Bratteboro
HOWARD-WHITE.-In Londonderry, July 0, at
the parsonage, by Rev. ID. Goodhue, Mr. L. J. Howard
ot Londonderry, and Miss L. T.. White, of Wndham.
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NEW ENGLAND SECURITIES.
First Mortgage Joint Bonds
Three New England Railroads,
Principal and Interest Payable in Gold,
FREE FROM GOV EMINENT TAX,
Styled the
VERMONT DIVISION
OF THE
PORTLAND & OGDENSBURG
TRUNK r. r. LINE.
VERMONT DIVISION

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= -. -,
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n.,,.., -, c,.,..,,. ,,,,.., H., -, A., a.,
-,.. -, g.. =. ~ ,,.-...,, -
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mr.. D., IN, r.. -, o,,,,, a., ,,..
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- a. ,,,,',,, ,,.a, ~ ,..,.,-
a., ..,...., ,,,,.c d, ,ho roe,orr
cat, ,,ni,n, h, ,ho .hor,os, ro,,o so,,,oy, and
I.tos coorao and char,r,.,n win Tho xyhi,e
mountntns, Lakes Memphremagosi ana "hiouBh-
by, Mount Mansfield and the celebrated mineral
springs Of Northern Vermont
The road is under the management OF OF some OIL 'ne
most experienced, s"ccessf"'' anu "iaev
known business men III inc coui''9' VIM wan '"
upon the closest economy anu """'S'' III WV
administration OF its Affairs.
The managers OF the ROAD nave themselves invested
largely in the capitastock the cash SUBSCRIPTIONS DE-
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Union Harness Mandatory
JACKSONVILLE, VT.

7 would very respectfully announce to the public
that intend to enlarge the Harness business, and
would invite attention to my work. Come this way,
gentlemen. Don't stand back there rausinp what to
do Come right along-here is the place to get good
Harness. Buy one of Frcnch's Harnesses, made from
pure oak tanned leather and warranted would like
to have it distinctly understood that this establish
ment does not make harness from poor, rotten, mi'sr
abe, spongy ieather. 1t would be object to hum
bug you. trade business would be patronized
long that way. Iprocure my stock in Troy n. Y. it
is called Mo0d"s CeioJrafcd Oak.
Horsemen living miles away would find it to their
interest to como here for their work I could give
them Ave hundred references, if desired. have now
sold one hundred and thirty-Ave harnesses within
four years averaging thirty dollars apiece 1t is not
the amount Of work that harness. maker turns of
but the kind that sells well-that is the kind wherein
the harnesses made from pure Oak sells we'll.
This establishment took the first premium at the
Connecticut River Valley Agricultural Fair for the
year 1869, and at Wilmington and whitngham Agri-
cultural Fairs, for the year 1870
keep constantly on hand all kinds of Trimming
leather and silver-platcd.
COLLARS, SADDLES,
PATENT LEATHER BLENDERS,
MARTINGAILs, sc.
FRANKLIN j. FRENCH.
Jacksonville, VT, July l9th 1871 9mSO
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\ crowd of "horse men," and others.
daily throng the stores in country and
town for Meriddn'S CdUairy Condition Pow-
derS. They understand that horses cannot
be kept in good condition without them,
and with them can be kept on much less
quantity of grain.
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~
We the undersigned being duly appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro Cone
mssoners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the Estate Of ALBERT
l.. PIKE, late Of Nottingham, in- said District de-
ceased, and also oil claims exhibited in Offset there
to; and six months from the 9Th day Of July A. d.
1871 being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
do hereby give notice that will attendt the duties
of our said appointment at the once Of II. n HlX,
In Nottingham, (Sadawga,) in said District, on the
first saturdays IN August and January next, from 10
O'Clock A. NJ til O'Clock T. NJ, each Of said days.
II. d. BALLOU,
CALVIN BAKERS Commissioners.
r. T.. WHEELER, Admir-.
Nottingham, July IL, I57l.-29
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ItRAND EXCURSION


ON and after July /, 1871, tickets will be Issued to
lu0sao Tunnel, North Adams, Troy Albany, Saratoga
springs and Niagara Falls, at reduced rates.
Also round trip tickets, good for thirty days, and
can be used sther way, Greenfield to Greenfield Via
Hoosac Tunnel Troy, Saratoga, Niagara Falls, Albany
Hudson River Day and Night Steamers, New York
and Newport.
The above tickets are for sale at all the principal
Railroad ticket offices In this vicinity
Passengers leaving Greenfield on the morning train
arrive at Saratoga at G:35 P. NJ: Fare s4.75. Also
make close connections at Troy with n y Central Er-
press for Buffalo and Niagara Falls at 1902. NJ Fare
$1,000
10 Saratoga. -
tf3O q. T. HuGGLEs, Gen. ACT
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
Spaulding's Glue is useful in every house.

ADVERTISED BY SMILES Is SozoDoNT,
and ifyou use it daily, the white CLEAN of
the pearls between the parted rublos will
prove its excellence as Dentrifice, and
the sweetness of the breath will attest its
purifying properties.
Save and mend pieces, use Spalding's Glue
The relaxing power of Johnson's Ano-
lyme Linimem is truly wonderful. Cases
are already numerous where bent and stiff
irned limbs have been limbered and
Strengthened by it. When used for this
purpose, the part should be washed and
rubbed thoroughly. Apply the lniment
cOtd, and rub 1t in with the hand.
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w ANTED--By Young man of cxperienCe-a sit
w uatiOn for the Fall, Teacher of u Common
District School. Addrcfs W. C., Lock Box ll4 Brat
tleboru, Nt.-3O-33
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Special Notices.

Batchelor's Hair Dye. This superb Hair Dye is the
hest al the WOrh-perfectly harmless reliable and in
Simultaneous; no disappointment no ridiculous tints
disagrecable odUr. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or
Natural Brown, leaves the hair ci,an SOt, Beautiful
does not contain particle OF lead or any injurious
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TOM BARRY,

firs Appearance in America,) and the only Hberni.
an Clown and Vocalist, with his performing Elephant
in Comic Sketch
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO,

" \ T. OT NTNTVN :, MNINI4DVItO,
~ S. The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons Interested in The Estate Of SOPHIA
W. GATES, late Of Halifax, deceased, Grating.
Whereas, A II. o L, has presented to
this Court Instrument purporting to BE- the last
VIII of said deceased for Irohate You are hereby
notified that this Court will decide upon the Probate Of
said Instrument ut the Session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office in Brattlcboro, in said District,
the last Saturday OF July A. u. 1871, when and
where you may appear and contest the same you
cause.
ASA KEYEs, Register
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The seawced Tonic in conjunction with the Pills per
meates and assmilates with the food Qualification is
now progressing without previous fortunes digestion
There Is no more fatulence, oAacerbaun Of the
mach An appetite sets in.
comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet given
by indulgent father to suffering schencks Pul-
monte Syrup comes in TO perform its functions and To
hasten and complete the cure II enters upon its
work. Nature cannot be cheated Ii collects and rpcns
tic impaired and diseased portions Of the lungs III the
form OF gatherings 1t prepares them for eNpecoration,
and lo In very short time the malady Is Vanquishod
the rotten throne that occupied Is renovated and made
new, and the patient In all the dignity of rcganed yg0r
steps forth enjoy the manhood or womauhOOd that VAS