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s'Le Of Poor Rum. WHisisry, Pr -,
Spirit:nt I: "ii:.:. :.:.;i:ur, ,nci icrGh.sr:.,
na'l swcctcncd to IDEAS: t!.> taste. G iint, ".o:
les" Anpcti.c.s,' i;",rt.='. .... t'iat I>au
tie tiniirr or > t,ran;o.,!.. aa.: rails. l.t
irua slcdirnr, i.,:i. i."n trc N.;iy. i:not, :.:
Herb, vi California. trr., irn,;, all .ilra:,rii
SiinIufnn:r. The; ~. t..c {: X EAT sI;OH
PURIFIER nnd LIKE: GIVING PRlN-
GIPLEn prr:rct I:rnn,a,ur l.nd lryIgorator
the System, cniryaS "f MI rDIsoao.- ni.itrr ,r,
restoring tic blood to I. healthy co.n:,tinn. 81
person can t-ha these i:i:i.rs nccaTcia; t"t..t.
tion and Remain long rnw.lI.
Far Enll,nl:Iulury mud (hrcnfc I.i,cu-
inn,i.m mud Gnui. Dyspepsia ar Ind
Gchttnu, bilious, ilrinittcnt aud Imirr-
Ilittant FrrcI., Diseases of iiir Hl0u:l,
Liver, Kidneys, and is'm .lhrr, these Rit-
tcrs havs bee, G.cst successful. Such Dis.
ease" NJ: caused by Eitin, -.l lsion.,. v!,.'
Ia ,.a;;cra!'. rr.tincc.i t.: dc-lr.,.:r:;. - ~
Digest 0rEnun.
DYSPEPSIA Oi: INDIGESTION,
Headache. l'an IL III shrr'lc.i. Cnur:,s, T....
ness Of t. G!sct, n...i., Soar i.:r: Alto q.
the Stomach. Tad t:.-: il t,a Month Blioas ~.
tacar 1,i;.latlGu rf T.. IIca-i, I1.m:..at!,,i ~
The Lungs. Pain Il: Tic regions ofihc k!,:ncvs.rc
h',A.:r,.d ntcr painful n!,nr:oh!s. ~. ~ 81.
sprinSao Of Dyspepsia.
They i:iyi ,o:.,c ii. s,o,a,. a.d s,i;,.iiai. tt
torpid liver and bowels. mr.; rrn.!.r,.,,,inol Ill
.lnai.d t.:!r:.cy J.: CLEANSING l;,: s',"d .f nil
Impurities, and iupaItia. ieW li'a a,,; t.gar t.,
tic whole item.
FOL; SKIN DlSEhAr:>;. I.r:nti"ns. f-,,,i .
s.l, iihcm,, Elo;cin ;. si'rts. I'fnpics. Puatuly
l'ci!s. G;:runcies i;ns Worms. .cal,!.!Icai, s.c
E.,'., l.ysirr.s. Itch. Scnrf,. Dscolorntioa. ~
the Skin, inno.s and Diseases Of tho Skin. al
"ha:cvC. !.aine or nature, are literally hn, ~
ari carried out III t,n System l.. 4 Ghnrt tnlr =
the OF these IItirrs. One hottie Ii irsi.
case. wl III convince ,l,v n-, !ncrc,.",, or t,o.s
curative effects.
Cleanse. liz. yiIntc.t Einoi wlrnc.,r ,"-i :mi
III Impurities bursting tr,.n;,h th:s.,;n 1, rir.
pies, Erur:EcDs or Sore: cleanse IL wha ron
lnd II obstructrd aud sluggish III The veins;
ccann'. !: when It Is foul, AMI your fveings will
tel! yOn when. Keep the blood pure nnd the
health oi IL: system Will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking In
t,n systcm Of SO many thousands. are cfrectnaliy
destroyed and removed For full directions, read
carefully tho circular around each bottle.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. II. II. MCDONALD &
CO, Drmggists md Gen. Agents, Ban FruncIsro
Ca, and 3. and 81 Commerce Street. New York
SOLD HY ALI. DRUGGISTS AND DEALEHs
D3aniTiv GEIHER Il Moe HTsdnm. Aeentr.
SMOKED MEATS, ETC.
SMOKED TONGUES, extra smoked BEE
~ Ferris Fulton Market Eeef.
Diamond and Orange brand Hams.
Enxar-eured Bacon Strips.
Picked Salmon.
Mese and No. 1 MRckerei, &C., all fresh
hand. For saieby GRO. SYAMERH.
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THE LADIES

To some Of the LEADERS, and advise them
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SEASON

We beg &c cali the cSpeoisl attention cf
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Winter Schedule spar'g & Union Road
b H ios,,Set SN .sa ,sssr ;ss p.sss; tho ss.h s1
Treil!s will go down IN MONDAYS. w DNEH.
DAYS and FRIDAYS; leaving Epartanbnrg
Cnart Honse at 20A. H., and arriving ai
Returning On ~. TUESDAYS, TBurantSxYs
and SAT UhDAYH, will leave, ,Aletnn at 8 50 A.
n. and arrive At apartanturp At 8 40 p. X.
THOMAS B. JETER, President.
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L1PFM a, n 3 q,
GERNGA ,H1I.Tll'.Tl':EIsRls 1I.ll'.l 81 ii
-ii-;s THE ;S9f!s}a q & ila /, 81
3Purest Medicated Cordial Of the Age.
ALTERATYVE, fAN7,EBILI0US and
JNVfGORA TING PROPERTIES. =

LlFEMAN8H!ees
GERMAN Bl9r-
ERS IL prepared
from tho original
German roceip'
now in possession
Of tho propriotUrs
and is Tho sau,o
preparation that
was usc1 in Ger
many upwards OF
q ccntury ago; to-
day is household
remedy ofGorma.
ny, recommended
by its must oni-
ncnt physicians.
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta;R: 3
SUPERINTEEDENTS ijPFIOE. 81

observation-disclosures OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, y. O., January II. 1871.
kM Ma ON and after SUNDAY,
ger trains over thia Road will run as follows:
Como NoR1H.-No. i. 'laa No: 2ftitlT
STATIONS. ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
augusta 8 30 ans 90 pm
Columbia 1851 pm 1.03 pm III .05 pm II 20 prp
Winnsb'1o > IT i'm 81 pml l 25 am 81 a.;
Chester 8 u pm B. 10 imI 9 sc am % am
Charlotte 80 pm 8 | g. 3O, am 81, @..,s1~
CONG BoUTH.-Eo. mo
ARRIVE. LEAVE ARRIVE. LFAYE.
charlotte 800 am $40 pn
Chester 10 20 am 10 % an 10 81 pm 10 so so pm pm
Winnsb'o Il IS am III 58 am II Is pm II. .58 On,
Columbia ZIG pm 228 pnl q I3 am % an,
Augusta 745 PM 7EOam
0'1No foR1H Train No. / makes close
DAILY COMPETITIONS at Charlotte for all pointe
NORTH aud EAsT. Train No. males taIna
cenect1ons. SUNDAYS fxCEPTED.
GoINo soUTH Train No makes clrse DAILY
coSSEcT1"Ns at Augusta with trains OF Georgia
aud Central Georgia Railroads, inr all roll ia
South, South.wtet and West. Train No. q
MAKE sauio connections. SUNDAYS ExcEprl D.
No night trains will leave Uhurlotte. An.
gusta or inter mediate points on SUNDAYS.
Through Tickets gold and baggage checked
to principal pniuts. j. NJ. kELKiIK, sup.
Il. DoRsEY. General Ticket Agent.
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FEMALES

FEMALES
VIII find LIPPMAhS GREAT GERMAN BIT.
TEkS tho best tonic known for the dir cascsto
which they nro generally subject, and where
gentle stimulant is rccomm ondcd.
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LIPPaIAS'S
g e E AT GEN M AN Z

u d al GEN M AN BITTERS
IL composed of tho pnrcst alcoholic osscpco OF
GermanS's favorito beverage, imprtenatod
with the Juices and extracts OF raro herbs.
roots and barks; all Of which combined make
tho euro OF
Dyspepsia. Loss Of Tone in Tho Stomach sml
Digestive Organs, Ncl vaus Debility, Lar.
guor, Constipation, Liver Complaint,
General Exhaustion. and,.
PREVENT FEFCk MILLS 4 Nd FEVER
AND
MAL.AnLQuS DISEASES GENERALLY
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SAVANNAH, March I6, 1870.
McSsTs Jacob LfIIIsiah e bro, Sauann.a,
oa.-GEsTs: l have tcforo mo your esteemed
etter OF tho l4th inst, containing various
documents relative to your ''Gc1man Ditters."
After careful examination ] must confess
thnt1your Bitters is really what yon represent
1t to be, an old German recipe of DR. Mitrl-
erich. OF Berlin. Prussia. Ii will no doubt bo
nervous disrascs, and is guod preventive OF
chllls and fever. find it 10 be mott de-
ightful and pleasant stomachc remain
yours truly, tSigncd) AUG. L. WETIt
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Change Of Echedu,e.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMpAHY
COLUMBIA. y. O., January 10, 1871.
kS1 R5A Es 6EF1H Passenger Trains will

k8A W Passenger Trains viii
TRAIN No. /. t&
Leave Leave: Cnarleetonat.. 8 20 AM
Leave Columbia ar. ~ Is m
Arrive At Charloston at 49,. ...... ITO p. m
Ltaye Camden. Sunday excepted, ats 60 m
Arrive 3! hlnGviiie at. 1s20 p M
Leave King vile, Sundays excep'd, al q 50 p m
Tho abovo Trains run in conr ectiop With
Wilmington. Columbia and Augusta kaiirtad,
connecting with Ii ain- for vi nil e,t u, North
Carolina. aud with Trains for Autu,ia. O. or.
yla-mak'ng clote connections With Night
Trains OF GeorgiA Rail- Dad al c. nt1 al hail.
road, for all points fouth and Weat. l4jCy
1RAlN No. 2-h1ouT FxpnEss.
tSnnday Night c1cepted.)
Leave Charlesto on at. 71Opn,
Leave Columbia ri 80 n m
Arrive at Charleston at. casa m
This Train runs in connection with UpAu-
gusta Traine, making cloto connrcticn with
Georgia Rail- Dad and Central Railroad Morn.
ing rains, for all points Eouh and West.
A. L. TYLER. Vice-Pre sident.
3. b. FIckINs. General Ticket Agent. ;Jani2l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-11

E"N. II. I. Fuller supplied the desk ol
the North church la>t sabbath MOI niu".
and in the crrmin" the congregation unit
rd with the one M the Sou'h church.
where Rev. II. &. Hayden preached Mr..
Hayden LEFT on Monday for hi home at
l'ain>Nillr. Ohio. Rev. l.. .. HraStow i
expected back from his vacation the pres
cnt Wcck. We understand that Rev. j
f.. Hamhi.:. ID. D.. OF Washington. i en-
"a"rt l." supply tn" Norh clurc.l for the
Two next SabhalhS. AT the Centre vii
ll"r last Sabbath. Rev. Geo. II. Idle, OF
li"phinton. Mas. preached in the Com
%rr"atouaI church; and next Sabbath.
Rev. Mr.. Woudhou>c i expected 10 ill
the pulpit At the Universal church. At
the Methodist church in this place last
sabbath. Rev. Mr.. Sheldon. the pastor.
preached. and Rev. J. Oramrl Peck OF
Springfield, was in the audience Il is cX.
prrtcd that Mr.. Peck wiz supply this pul-
pit next sabbath.
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The Fair Grounds,

good deal of work has been done on
the fair grounds, making ready for the
state fair to be held at this place the sec
ond week in September. The old cattle
pens on the west side Ofthe grounds. have
all been removed. and new covered stalls
for horses erected in their places. In the
centre Of the open space north OF the
track. three new buildings have been
erected tor cattle. These buildings for
both horses and cattle. are well made,
with stalls and ieed-boXes. and 4 large
number of the stalls have doors that can
be locked. On the north side of the track
near the buildings for the cattle and sheep,
an underground passage is being made.
50 that people can either walk or dive
into the centre OF the grounds without
crossing the track. This is Il precautions
AIRY measure against accidents on the
track
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AT Il meeting OF delegates from each
church in this town, it was agreed to hold
Il union Sabbath School celebration ON
Wednesday, the 23d day OF this month.
Tables. seats and stands. are to be erect
ed in the maple grove of William j. Glib
son. near Hycgatc COrnc:. aud everything
provided for th" comfort and enjoyment
OF these schools and their many friends
who are expected TO be present. The ser
vices of the Peacham cornct band have
been scared for the occasion. \ lar"c
turnout will be expected. if the weather
prove favorable.
The town authorities lavin" neglected
the appointment OF an agent Tor the sale
OF Intoxicating liquors. SOME unauthoIiz-
c'i parties have constituted themselves
wholesale and retail agents. greatly To
the annoyance OF the temperance people.
Ii is hoped that the States attorney will
have business in this quarter soon. Work
has begun in earnest on the new railroad
i'll this town, and on other portions of the
road. l..
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Serious Accident.

Wright Clifford, the sawyer NJ Silsby' :
steam mill West Burke, on Wednesday
belt with hi lGot, was caught by his pants
10y the head OF the wedge in the shalt
which iaStcns the pulley. and whrlcd
around ut the rate OF about 50 times to 4
minute Tor or 10 times. when his clothes
being entirely torn from him he icll 10
feet. striking on his back. He was badly
iacrIaIcd but no bones have been discov-
cred broken. Drs. Carpenter and Spauld-
in% dressed the wounds which required
about u hours. AT eve Of same uav he
was as comfortable as could be expected.
About - stitches were taken in one wound
which is very severe. +.
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Observation-Disclosures.

| We understand more company has reg
| iNtrrci N Newport the present summer.
than Tor several year previous. Con>id-
rIim" the cold July. This i quite nulirc-
able. and Indicative OF the incrra~in" pop
ulari'y OF this beautiful summer resort.
There l. more To attract aud keep compa-
ny AT Newport than at most walcriu"
| places there i The combined mountain
ami water -r"ncIE-bcaHtiiui drives. and
rhaimin@ lake /" ride upon; and in adj
'!iliun. an cXcrllIut hotel Those who 90
| there Tor a day or two. Frequently remain
a week or fortnight. 1t j. a hard place To-
Get away from. and Nj. Ciapp very we'll
describes it la lii racy letters To the Dos
TN JomUal. under the heal of "A wrr~tIr
with summer resorts"
Quebec i draWin" Il great many tour
i>t- this summer. The low rates; OF fare
adopted hy the railroads and boats. has
Induced lar"" numbers To- visit this Strange.
old town. There :rc pr' badly no places
/ in The country. The saline dislLHrc from
Vermont. that - richly repay visit a
lie city OF Quebec and the Sa"urnav river
in iac: there AZ" few OF equal interest ON
this =ilr "i The continent.
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The Methods. Sabbath Schools OF st.
Johnsbury Village and Crntre, at the in
vilati"n OF the good people OF Farlrc,
made an excursion to that place WcdncS-
day. tine - inst. The generous terms Of
tered by thr railroad. the fair weather. the
it, supply of boats. the large company OF
childrc! and adults determined to be hap
rv. all combined to make the occasion Il
crafty IN" success. Among the pleasant
est features ofthc day WAS the care which
the Rrv. MIR. Knox and his people rvinccd
tor the comfort and enjoyment OF their
""c>t>. All returned with the most cheer
tai remembrance of both place and pro-
ulr
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..,.,.. 'ur..r.--M Meeting IN Hall of CaId-r.i.n
il'rh H.'y. ". l.. %"ycs. rrtor) i'iLaIh
.,r.icrr ~ los, =. i:i5 md O." =. NJ SrI-
9Th HOOD 1t 1.:"u NJ.
.,a...tar Cnt -ti,... II {. Sh, ii II, I"-tnr.,
:.Ib.th .or,ic'- a 1"@" =. Il, III and go
T.. 81 abb IL, school 1t l:"r"
'... an C"...'L Cut r.m,-Q;cv. ,has. NJ $,ut!"atc
i'-."ry ; .hhath service st 1":2o \. Il. and
G.." q. ". sabbath school At lib =. u.
90 tn,,.'l Ga, ''i.- 'cv. l.. q. Erstow, Il-tor)
al bath .c,,icc- n 1u:"u \. N. and go =. NJ
,hllth School At l!:ro NJ Prayer Meeting at
,ach Church "Wednesday evening. ~ -"
g., 90. MIS-, 'tIr-iIAS 40, INTI"S,-lIaycr Ne =
ia.- 1t IT,. ir Eoom-, Mon RIocl Friiy even
i..- At .,u u',lu,k.
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Good lines.

he .;o"d time c"mng," ha- Vt last arrv. d, peel
ally to our Lady iric.ds. We to-day witnessed the
working of the most Remarkable invention of the age
and are forced to admit that object long vauly
sought, and generally deemed impos'i!l il NJ last
compli-hci. Science h. wrought many remarkable
ch nF,7 h,Tc'oio:c but nom that excel in lat: n-c
worth, it, present victory over the Wa-h-Rofrd.
With the aid OF the 'DOILAR REWARD SOAP
any oidnTy washing l. done withou: Wa board or
Mach ne of any Kind, in two hours time.
1hr manufacturers viii pay one Dollar on demand to
any person using their Soap, if fall in doing claim
I'd. Aro, time the value If al article that may
be injured 10y it, use.
CIAS. +. MOODY y 60, Ro ton, AGENT. for New
England. ,G-lt
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atlarriaNfG.

In 81 .ohn-bury Aug. ?, by nv. G. NJ south rt,,
Mr. Edward A. Farr ard Nil Slrah l.. Whitney, all Of
this town.
In ST. Johnshury, Aug. ., by Rev. G. NJ. southrrtc.
Mr.. Jos-" Hugh,s and Mi4 Mclviul Crane, both Of
R,thlehcm. y. II.
In unCnburg, June l, 10y Rev. y. W. AI-cr, Mr. H..
II. Sraulding OF st. Iohnsbury, and Mis- Mary I.
Bailey of West Concord.
In Glover, July D, Mr.. Asl a. Wnlim. OF Clever,
and Mrs. Louisa HItchcldcr Of Butm
In Newport, Aug. l. Mr.. Elan l. Ecud IL ana Mi.-
NcrmCla Shelter.
In Lowell, July u Mr.. Byron Davis md SI-- Jane
T.. Martin.
In Charlcst'n, Aug ,, Mr.. Lcwis VI. cheney and
Mis- Alma A. Curricr both of Eri..ht,n
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BENNINGTON CDININ.

Inc people OF Remington, town and
county are maxim" great arrangements
'' '''' '''''''N''H 'iS vi 'l' "'t'ie vi DUH
'''"@'"''' august TO- -Nh cHoit Is alo"t TO
>''"lc representatives from every town III
lhc state. Inc 2fil New York regiment.
various posts oil Inc "Iahd Army. nnmcr-
Gus me companies. and several military
anu rINIi organizations Will join IN the pa
fahc. y EIr"" htiin""r OF distinguished
men I'hl lr'Sl"rht "iaht down. nave
''''' INV '''','' ana '''i''i'% 'h">' '"nil"''-
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VI NV ''S r'N''' ''"'''> VIII ne run i"r
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and ~. meter Ii..I,t,in,.,, IT. LL,.-
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p,.r,,>n ,..,,->
ChuI.. .J,h,.s,n ~. in.,,r,l, l;u.a 81,
.h,I,I,, o,d pI,.,,,.. ,,,,I,I.. ,,,,,.,.,. !,
V,., p,tl..ul ~, SATURDAY.. ,,,,.,,i,,., H..
.,.,..,.,,.I,.,,.,,,i.,,,, T., attach ,I..,i,.
block ot marble, and In.ipo his h,I,rc,.
fell distance of $50 feet 10 the bortnm.
WISDsoH COUNTY.
The flood at Caycudisb. Sunday ui"hi.
i. ,uruu..d to h,yr brru c,usrJ nv fin.
hur.linu of , w,t.r-suout All th, hrido,s
ON Tv.rtv Mile, brook for tbc su,r,. ot
two miles. with one dwelling. wcr, swcrt
away. and fin. Black river at Suriu"tirlJ
rose some ciuht feet.
The body of an It,li.n orr,n ..rin,I,r
WAS found dead. Monday moruiun.
about halt 4 mile north of the yiIlauc ot
Ludlow in some woods. covered with
leaves. Upon examination il WAS found
that bc had been shot throunh fine breast
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New School House.

The committee have commenced grading
the lot for the new school house at Fair
banks village. The site is very de
sirablc oac. ahd we understand satistac-
tory arrangements have been made for
lis purchase. II i expected now to take
the seats arI furniture out of the old
house. AMI then sell the building TO the
railroad company. as it is thought more
can be maze out of ii in that way than to
attempt To move the old house on to the
new lot.
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i;!islW :lN -,

There have been luur IuLawANs ia the
NiiIn"" within few day. Two women
from Sutton were driving up Main street
TGc> lay NIGHT. on their way home. " hen
the Rocker to the wa"on broke. LETTING one
side down. and Tightening the horse 80
that lac turned suddenly. tippim" the vac
on over and throw iuw out the occupants
The horse then ran and jumped over the
fence into the North church ward. The
wagon WAS considerably broken, but IL"
other damage was done.
y pair OF horses hitChcd to 4 carriage.
were heightened at the depot Tuesday
n"ht. AMI Iummin" up the Avenue. one
wheel passed over the foot OF f.. +. n II.
IL. ldc'> horse. which was hiichrd in front
ct their store. The team WIS stopped be-.
tore tullher damage was DONE and The
horse OF Mrs>rs. lie will yet over his
hunt.
Two ladies OF this village were driving
out OF Mr.. Armin"ton's yard Tuesday.
and running against the "atc-poSt. did
considerable injury to the carriage
Several nights ago, young gentleman
and lady were riding out. with Il horse
which is never afraid OF the caIs. when
the train coming upon them suddenly. the
horse turned short round in the road. tip
pin" both out. and breaking the top of the
carriage. The occupants escaped with
o!t injury except torn clothes.
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TIE Hay CEor--Wc are clad TO
learn from the farmers that the hay crop
in Chlttcndcn county is turning ont bet
ter than was expected. Some farmers
have cut more hay than last season, and
it Is generally Of better quality, sweeter
and more nutritious, is is customary in
dry seasons. Farmers in some towns
who were selling at Sli ton when hay
M first commenced. have been selling OF
late at $40, in the iic!d.-Eice Press.
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cyrus iIadlcy OF This place took a piece
Of Il needle nearly an inch long ont OF the
calf OF his lee Monday. He lost the nee
Ill" in his les above the knee some three
ycalS AGO. since which time he las suffer
rd with rheumatism in that limb. He has
now i"iind the needle. and he hopes cured
the rheumatism At the same time
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steam Mill Burned.

The steam mill, at East Greensboro.
belonging 10 Mr.. Hiram Daniels. was
burned about . O'Clock last Monday ni"ht.
The mill cost nearly $1,000. and was i'll
surcd for Sl.S00. The loss is severe one
To Mr.. Daniels, though it is said the cam
age To the engine is not 50 great as TO
make il ValuclcSS.
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AhhISnA EhIAIA

y hoy at Whiting. in attempting" To get
on Il freight train OF the Rutland railroad.
while i'll motion. on Saturday. tell between
the cars. was Iun over and Instantly Hill
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i0cA!. AND STATE ITEMS.

g. IrI<-gII:l. VI. FRIDAY, AUGUST II, III
: .- Fri. nd ~ TIN. section OF the STATE viii
..lfIa,trri.lly {, In, interest OF tn" Calr,lo-
,..tn 10y .rni.ur u. local i,"ma promptly ana
ID. , nf.,... l,...lhi. iurIu.
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1rathS.

In st. Johnsbury. July 81, Mary L., aged . year,,
wife of Mr.. Daniel Carpenter. and onl remaining child
OF Dea. Horace DurkCc.
In st. Johnsbury, Aug. t. Frank IL, aged year, and
months, Fou Of Hiram Il. and Mary L. Carpenter
In st. Johnshury, July 81, Seth Tracy, AID , year.
srn of Charles and Mary Stoddard
In Glover July =, Mr.. E,ulcn L. Cheney. aged -
year,.
In Etst Cabot Aug. >, Lewis L., aged 10 year, Iud :
month";, son OF Samuel Il. and Cclind -. Moulton.
In Albany, Aug. l, William RowcI aged 3 years
In Bloomington, July 90, Joanna, aged II v,.lr4
wife of Rev. 4. G. Smalley
In Na-hau y. H., Aug. ?, Lc=tira. aacd about %
yc;rs, wife of Frank IIadIock.
In Ncponsct, Ill, July H. couc~tive clilI. Ethel
j., aged years and months daughter OF Nath an ani
Mary Conner formerly Of Cabot, Vt.
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Their Name is Lcoion. :" may be appli. t

those who die annually of Consumption although
science has Of late year. scnrly diminished their
Der. 1t il gratifying know that the general OF
DIR. Wiz ar. IsllsLm of wild Cherry is LARGELY ius'Iu-
mental in att lining thi. end.
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p. B. L AIR D .

? CELEBRATED RLUE MOUNTAIN *
GRANITE MONUMENTS, TAP
LET'S, HEAD STONES, &c, Sc.
Also, importer and dealer in the
world renowned RED AND GRAY -,
POLISHED SCorCH GRANITE Most
MENTs, TABLET, -&C., &c.
have Polished Granite now on hand
and will import to order and sell the -
same for lr-s than can be bought in
Bottom. Discount to the trade. over
- 2Ou dc-igns on hand. Please call and
see.
81. .L,h.,~b",r. ", JUlI Il, 1o11.->5
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sculpture aud Wolk- Of Art.

ruhlishc. LAX McmIhr, mIaoi' AMI ot!r"r We've.
4 IIr.. assortment Of fin Black WaInut AMI Git
Fr.nmc-, Cord, dc. Trance made 10 order from the
REST FINI<nED MOILDINGS
- Il7 establishment has been fitted up 1t much
expense, hl perfect light instruments of the very
b. st kinds made and the appointments ar" not cyccrd
il cqlall d, in this -titr
-: After fft,c en- year, experience in the City OF lEo-
ton, u. A. G. els confident lie viii be able to pl,se
those who desire fine class of work 1t rcI enable
price, Patronage respectfully solicited.
CALEDONIA BLOCK, CORNER MAIN STREET,
AND EASTERN AVENUE
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The citizens have raised the money
tor telegraph oliy" a East IIardwirk.
Il.o pole are AL set from that point t."
g. l"Ih~hury.
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ilian iinvrv hn- sold hi house GA
i;riIi"ai -iI"rI T." &. II. McI.rod. the mil
i,.r Price : l.;0).