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PLANTS.

Best collection Green house plants, ex-
hibited by one person, .Dipl. $50 Sill. Cup
Best and largest collection of Eyergreens
Diploma and Silver Medal
Best collection Roses (named) in bloom
Diploma and 90
Best collection Verbenas, in bloom
Diploma and , 90
Best and largest collection Herbaceous
pants Medal
Best six specimens of plants of differ
ent kinds in tubs or boxes, -...Dipl. and 90
CUT FLOWERS Ere.
Best Floral Design, natural fowers....... 90
Best and most tastefully arranged hand
bOul 0tJ W
Rarest and best specimen of cut flowers
Diploma and Silver Medal
For the most tastefully arranged hang
ing basket of cut flowers .............,..... 90
For the most tastefully arranged hang
ing basket of growing plants........... 2 90
Foi the best and largest assortment of
flower seeds. Silver Medal
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PUGGIESG BUGGIES-fresh arriva
~ Also. Bull-Tongues, Half-Shovels ana
sweeps, Sweeps g., at reasonable figures, A.
4nne< H. =. STEERS.
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$ conta O. To- ID
The tonc,t m o b y 90
different
owcIa Vinan two
Tenne and OF
loe of t he war H
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J. s. COPIES. q. W. os'-
COPIES ~ Ogden
Cotton Factors

General Commission Merchants
No. "a Carondelet Street
NEW ORLEANS
Particular attention given TO thH ..e.
chase Of Merchandise and Plantation o.t
plies. Orders filed for Iron Bale binulNe
Nov. ..
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FRUITS-MIss1ssIPrI RA1sEp

any variety -. So 90
Best half dozen seeding winter Apple,
raised in Mississippi ....................... 90
Best and largest variety of apples on
exhibition, ....................D i ploma and 90
Best and largest variety of Pears, Dipl. s. 90
Best collection of Ounces ................... 90
Best collection of 90
Best collection of native Grapes,
Diploma and Silver Medal
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REGULATOR.

SwumM muHmzmz The symptoms of Liver Com
tplaint are uneasiness and pain
lin the side. Sometimes the
n cUHE0mnuHo Hpain Is in the shoulder, and Is
aOI MT IUNlD Emis FOR rheumatism The
Hstomach is effected with loss of
Sappetite and sickness, bowels
-.ur-z xvu~uuvuNin general costive, sometimes
alfernaGing with lax. The head is troubled
with pain, and dull, heavy sensation, consid-
cradle loss Of memory, accompanied with pain
full sensation of having left undone something
Szanzzzuz szEzzsuvzw ought to have been done.
EOften complaining of weak
LIVER ness debility, and low spirits.
Il Sometimes many OF the above
symptoms attend the disease,
nTNEAEE land at other times very few of
hem; hut the Liver is gener-
ally the organ most involved.
Price, 81 90 per package; sent by Mail, post
age paid, 81 .; prepared, ready for use, III
bottles, 81 30.
Manufactured only by
y. III. EEHH-HN ~ CO.,
Macon. Ga, and Philadelphia.
F7o1. sale by all Druggists.
mar29- "
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allian- two rears Ola and nnder
THIRD DAY.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1872.
HORSES FOR ALL WORK OR GENERAL
UTILITY.
(Size, form, action, style and endurance to
be taken into consideration by the Judges.
Best Stallion, five years old and over--.S40 90
. Stallion, four years cid and under
FIVE .............. ..................... so GO
Stallion, three years old and under
four .............................-. - 90
three ............ 20 90
Mare, FIVE years old and over.......-. 40 W
Mare, four years old and under five 80 90
Mare, three years old and under four % %
:" Mare two wears old and under three 70 CO
- Gelding, over five years old..-.-...-... % 90
" Gelding under five years old............ % %
tAll three years old and over, to be exhibit
ed in harness, except Stations over four, to
exhibit as the please.)
SADDLE HORSES.
Best Stallion, five years old and over-..$2J 90
- Gelding, five years old and over. % 90
. Gelding, four years old and under % 90
Z" Mare, five years old and over ......... % 90
% display Horsemanship Tin Arena,)
not less than three riders to enter,
Silver Goblet worth $40 90
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SADDLE HORSES.
FOURTH DAY.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I4TH, 1872.
MATCHED HORSES

! Q
MATCHED HORSES.
Best Matched Team (horses or mares)
Tor Caffla 30 w
Matched Team horses for buggy. 10 20
Matched Team mares for buggy ...... - 90
HORSES RAISED IN MISSISSIPPI EXCLU-
SIVELY.
Best Stallion, five years old and up
wards -. -. -. $50 90
. Stallion, four years old and under
five ..................... % 90
Stallion, three years and under four 20 90
Stallion, two years and under three 20 90
Stallion, one year old ................... Is 90
Mare, five years old and upwards. 30 %
Mare, four years old and under five so 90
Mare, three years old and under four 30 90
g Mare, two years old and under three 20 90
Filly, one year old 20 60
Gelding ....... .......... % 90
Brood Mare, with foal at her side. so 90
Sucking Colt 10 60
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JSO. FRANK WHITE. BENZ. KISo
j. j. WHITE & CO..
BEAUREGARD.

MANUFACTURERS OF SASH DOORS
vi SHUTTERS,
BLINDS, HOLDINGS, BRACKETS.
ScrOII-WOrI<. Counters, NeweIIs.
BANIsTERs, SHELVING, FURNITURE. &c.
Made of best seasoned YeIlow-Pine. stranger
and more durable than Cypress or
White Pine, and dealers in
All Kinds of Yellow Pine M.umISar
Enclose stamp for Price-List. june25w6m
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Gold Thin Die
&c white Quilt, solid work on Muslin. S. 90
q wove Wool overlet........................ w
g handmade Wool Coverlet........-....... %
Counterpart, wove. w
Counterpart, crochet.......-...-.... w
Counternane. knit 5 60
Counterpane. tuffed ................ 5 90
q Comfort, for family use................-- %
pair wooden long Hose ............ 2 90
wooden short Hose............ 2 90
Cotton long Hose ...................... 3 90
" pair cotton short Hose -...........-.....-- 10
g plain Socks for Children, special
premium by Col. A. G. Seckel,
General Agent Louisiana Equita-
BILE Life Insurance Company, 81 90 Gold
- pair fancy Socks for Children 81 90
. wooden knit Shawl %
" WOODEN Tidy W
" Worsted Raised Work, on Cloth. Goblet
. pair of Embroidered or Braided Me-
Z" pair Knit Wooden Gloves Silver Thimble
:" Embroidered 0ttoma n Cover, Gold Thimble
Piano or Table Cover -...-...-.....--... Goblet
. Chair Cover ......... Goblet
- Sofa Goblet
- Pin Cushion. ...........,.............$ 81 90
AZ pair Worked LamD Mats............ 2 90
Crochet Lamp Mats................. 2 90
Knit Lamp Mats ............. 2 90
- Tapestry Work ..................Si Silver Medal
Hanging Basket, Bead-work-Wan
Basket and Lambrequin 50 w
Carriage Afghan, worsted-.............-. 70
Baby Carriage Afghan .........---..-.--. %
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For the best and largest display Of
Manufactured Goods, Mississippi
Diploma and Silver Medal
For the best and largest display of
Cotton Goods, Mississippi,
Diploma and Silver Medal
SEWING MACHINES AND SEWING MACHINE
WORK.
No award will be made on the quality of
Sewing Machines at next Exhibition, but ev-
cry possible facility viii be afforded exhibit
ors for advantageous display of their Ma
chimes and work. For work done on Sewing
Machines, by professionals or others, the fol-
lowing awards viii emade
Best Opera Cloak, embroidered or fancy
work plP1oma
. Infants Dress, embroidered........ Diploma
pair Undersieeves ....---.-. ..-.- Diploma
4" Tucked Skirt .-.-.... Silver Medal
+" Gents Shirt, special premium by
Col. A. G. Seckel. General Agent
Louisiana Equitable Life Insu-
rance Company, open to Missis-
sippi and Louisiana ..-.........S20 90 Gold
. Second best Shirt ...-..-. Gold Thimbie
8 pair Slippers, embroidered
Silver Cup. value els 90
Silver Cup, value 20 90
=" Ornamental work on Sewing Ma
chine, -------.-- ------- SILVER Medal
" Plain Needlework ON Sewing Ma
hlne-..---.-...-.-.........-. -........D Diploma
Collar and Cuffs. Diploma
-" display Of Sewing Machine thread,
silk, etc, made in U. States, Diploma
- and largest display of all kinds of
needlework, on any Machine-the
work to be made during the year
ISL. Diploma s Parlor Rug, val. so
Gents Shirt, made in shortest time,
at Fair any Sewing Machine
Diploma and Silver Medal
NoTE.-Other entries may be made in this
class, and if there is competition a diploma
will be awarded to the best.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 1872.
SWEEPSTAKES-OPEN FOR ALL BREEDS
Best Stallion, except Premium Stallion
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FIFTH DAY.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 1872.
JACK STOCK.

Best aged Jack, tire years old and over $50 90
two years old and under three. ..... ID 90
" one year old and under two........... 10 90
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MULCH Cows.


" Yoke Oxen, Mississippi raised...... % o.
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TnE ForKrm ANNUAL STATE FAIR viii be
held at JACKSON. commencing on Aonaay'
November 18th, and ending SATURDAY the lo.h.
TIE following i q partial list of Premiums
to be awarded. \ Catalogue, embracing the
full list. together with all details concerning
the Fair VIII be forwarded 10 any address
ON anflicatinn - lie Secretary
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-21

The governor question is now in the
hands Of the people and is to be settled
Mt the republican State convention which
will assemble at Montpelier next Wednes-
day, and we do not regard the further
discussion of the subject as necessary.
Nor is it worth the while to canvass
probabilities, since we are confident the
State will, by large majority, favor
one term and nominate a new man for
governor. A good portion of tie west
side of the State will, we be ieve cordial
ly sustain this view, and we therefore
with confidence look forward to the re-
suit as one which shall give us strong
ticket and command handsome vote in
September.
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Republican County Convention.

The Windham county union republic
can convention assembled at Fayetteville
on Tuesday, and were called to order by
j. T.. Butterfeld, Esq, of Grafton, chair
man Of the county committee, who read
the call under which they were assem-
bled, and on his motion the convention
was temporarily organized by the cleo
ton Of A. N. Swain as president, and on
motion of Hon. r. W. CLARK of Brattle-
boro, d. B. Stsadman and F. ID. Cob
leigh Of Brattleboro, were elected secre-
taries.
On motion of Mr.. Herriek of Brattle-
boro, the temporary was made the per-
manent organization of the convention,
with the addition Of the following nam
ed gentlemen who were eeciel as vice
presidents: Hon. Royal Tyler Of Brat
tleboro and Hon. L. T. Buiterfield Of
Wilmington.
On motion of Kitlridge Haskins of
Brattleboro, a committee Of i've was APP
pointed to reporta county committee for
the year ensuing, and the chair appoint
ed as such committee, Messrs. H4skins
Of Brattleboro, Stephen smith of Gull
ford, Francis Phelps Of Grafton, Farley
Starr Of Nottingham, E. L. Waterman
of Jamaica.
Mr.. CLARK of Brattleboro, moved a
committee Of FIVE on resolutions, request.
ing tat he should not himself be APP
pointed on the committee. The chair
appointed as such committee, Messrs. ID.
b. Steadman of Brattleboro, w. ii.
johnson of Bellows Falls, II. N. Xix Of
Whiting ham, J l.. Martin of London.
derry, c. NJ. Russell of Wilmington.
Mr. j. L. Battlefield of Grafton, Of
fered the following resolution
ResoiUed, That the time of service o.
senators and county officers, should moi
be extended by reason of bienniel SEES
sions taking the place of annual elections
Mr. Clark of Brattleboro opposed tn,
resolution as not important or calculat
ed to have any effect on the action of th,
convention.
Mr.. F. Tyler of Brattleboro moved t.
amend by excepting county judges.
Mr.. L. S. Walker of Grafton support
ed the resolution.
On motion of Mr.. Clark of Brattle
boro it was laid ON the table.
On motion of Capt Walter Taylor o
Bellows Falls, the convention then ad
journed to o'clock in the afternoon.
AFTERNOON.
AT p. NJ, the convention re-assem
bled and Mr. Haskins OF BrattleborC
from the committee to report count,
committee, reported the following a
county committee for the two years ensu
ing, and they we're elected, viz;
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Mr. d. B. Steadman Of Brattleboro,
from the committee on resolutions re-
ported the following which were unani-
mously adopted
/, RESOLVED, That we, the republican
voters of Windham county, in conven.
ton assembled, heartily endorse the sen.
timents embodied in the Union Repub-
lican Convention held at Philadelphia
that the measures of policy and reform
therein advocated are in accordance with
the spirit of the age, and are of them
selves Just and right.
9 Resoi0ed, That we endorse and
pledge our support to the candidates
nominated by that convention Ulysses
S. Grant, for president and Henry vii
son, for vice president-whose distinguish
ed services, incorrnptible integrity and
political wisdom and success entitle then
to the high and responsible positions fol
which they are namei
3. Resoteed, That the candidates nom
mated here to-day, each and all hav,
our entire confidence, and are worthy Of
our united support; and We hereb,
pledge ourselves to use cur best endeav
ors for their election.
The work of the convention beinI
done speeches were called for from
Judges Tyler and Butterfeld, who mad
brief responses, which we're received wit
applause and at about twenty minute
past three o'clock, the convention ad
journed without delay.
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The democrats ure trying largely to
do their best for Greeley, but do not
have entirely smooth work of it. AT a
democratic ward and city committee
meeting in Nashua, N. H., last Friday
evening it was unanimously voted not to
support Horace Greeley for president
and series of resolutions to that effect
were adopted, and ordered to be furnish
ed to the State delegates to the Balti
more Convention.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-21

A severe storm of wind aud rain
passed over Hartford, CT, Friday after
noon. At Berlin hail fell the size OF
hens eggs, doing much damage to vege-
tation, and completely stripping many
trees, while some ere uprooted by high
winds 10 Manchester damage was also
done by wind aud hail. In Blackstone
Valley, r. l., Friday. the storm broke
many hundreds of lights of glass. In
New York and Brooklyn much damage
was done to property, and several live:
we're lost.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-21

the republican party may confidently in
the language of the Convention you rep
resent, start on new march to victory.
Having accepted thirty-six years ago, the
distinguished doctrines of the republican
party of the to.day-having during the
years of that period for their advance
ment subordinated all other issues acting
in and cooperating with political organ
izations with whose leading doctrines !
sometimes had neither sympathy nor be-
lief, having labored necessarily for many
years to found and build up the republi-
can party, and having during its exist
ence taken an humble part in its grand
work,
l gratefully accept the nomination
thus rendered and shall endeavor if it
shall be ratified by the people faithfully
to perform the duties il performs.
Respectfully yours,
(Signed) HENRY WILSON.
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COUNTY COMMITTEES.

| /. NJ. Read, Bellows Falls
! d p Bntterfield Wilmington.
Julius j. Esey, Brattleboro,
w. III. II. Holton, Jamaica.
w. Ii. Goodnow. Newiane.
The convention then proceeded 10 the
nomination of county senators. Mr.
Homer Goodhue of Westminster West
presented the name of j. l.. Butterheld
Of Grafton. Mr.. Harley Burr Of Rock
ingham, presented the name of Charles
B. Eddy of Bellows Falls. Mr.. Nj, w.
Davis Of Westminster nominated A. A.
Wyman of Athens. Mr.. Farley Starr of
Whitingham seconded the nomination OF
Mr.. Butterfield.
The chair appointed as tellers, Messrs.
Goodhue of Westminster West, Walker
of Grafton and Davis of Westminster.
The result of the ballot was as follows /:
Whole number of votes, ia
Necessary to choice, 5S
IL Butterfeld. 6S
A. A. Wyman, 81
G. B. Eddy, IA
l.. S. Walker, l
Mr.. Butterfeld's majority %, and he
was declared nominated.
For second Senator, j. M. Tyler of
Brattleboro, presented the name of
Charles X. Field of Brattleboro. Mr..
Xix of Nottingham nominated George
Howe of Brattleboro, and r. w. Clark
Of Brattleboro nominated Jacob Estey
Of Brattleboro. DIR. Harrington of Hal
flax, nominated Gen. w. W. Lynde of
Marlboro, whose name was Immediately
Withdrawn by Gen. Lynde himself. Mr.
NJ F. Ballou of Townshend, seconded
the name of Mr.. Estey, and Mr.. Walker
Of Grafton seconded Mr.. Howe's nomin.
alton, and Gen. 2. I. Kimball the name
of Mr. Field.
The chair appointed as tellers, Messrs.
Clark of Brattleboro, Xix Of Whiting
ham and Ballou of Townshend. On
the second bal OF Mr.. J. M. Tyler
withdrew the name of Mr. Field in favor
Of Mr.. Estey. The result of the ballot
was as follows:
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TRUE BLUE

TRUE BLUE may be found the ensuing +.
4 son at the stable OF the subscriber, III ESbst
and SATURDAYS excepted.
PEDiGR EE True Blue was sired by 81
wells Black Hawk. Dr., and he by Hills Old I'M
Hawk. Dam OF True Blue was Ham blotoniarf
large size and a great roadster. True Blue is3
hands high his usual weight is about 1900 pess
Terms OF Service. TO insure Foal TEN dog
ALFRED WRIGHT
Westminster west, Is May 10Th, 1917, &5
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HIGH SHERIFF.

For High Sheriff Mr.. L. S. Walker
nominated che present incumbent, Fran
els Phelps of Grafton and he was sec
onded by G. B. Eddy. r. w. Clark
nominated S. N. Herrick Of Brattleboro
The chair appointed as Teller, Messrs.
Eddy and Clark, and the result of the
ballot was as follows:
Francis Phelps, 62
S. N. Herrick, AS
S. w Bowker, 4
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-21

A substitute for Castor Ola family phya,vS,I
is pleasant to take and does not distress Or ~
but Is sure 70 operate when all other remedies
failed. tits purely vegetable preparation
tanning neither Minerals, Morphine nor Ale
Samuel Pitcher. 1t is perfectly harmless aud
more effective than Pills, Narcotic Syrups or al
Oil. BY soothing the system II produces na9
sleep and Is particularly adapted TO crying
teething children. II Kills Worms, cures Stoh
Ache. Constipation, flatuleney and Derangeme5l
the Liver. No family can afford 70 be without /
article. Ii costs but % eents--aSk your druggist
get 1t for you, and he will always keep it.
spn2iz
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-21

The great question for the democracy
now is, shall they give up the ghost at
Baltimore and appoint Horace Greeley
administrator.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-21
STATES ATTORNEY.

Mr.. Hsskins presented the name of
E. L. Waterman of Jamaica for States
attorney and he was nominated unani-
mously by exclamation.
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senator Wilson'S Acceptance.

The following is the excellent letter of
Senator Wilson accepting the republi-
can nomination of him for vice presi-
dent:
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COUNTY JUDGES.

The convention then re-nominated the
present County Judges by reclamation,
viz: Hon. e. T. Butterfeld of Whining
ton and Hon. O. s. Howard Of Town
shend.
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h. A. GRAVES lINlMEMr

THIS LINIMENT. which is we'll known. ana
4 been received by many with much iaycr. N
section is now manufactured by Mrs. MARIt
EARL a daughter Of the originator, with whea
left the recipe for manufacture. IL Is good
rheumatism, Chilblains, Sealds. Burns, RI
Chapped Hands, Sore Lips, &e., aud will be N
for sale at E, II, DEWEY
Bellows Falls, May 20. 1872. a
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CKIN DISEASES.

PERRY'S IMPROVED CoMEDoNE AND
PIE REMEDY.-rhe skin Medicine of the
Is warranted 10 cure Flesh Worms, Pimples
tons and Blotched designations of the iaee
by all Druggists. Depot ~ Bond street. New
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County Convention.

II 7 7 N ID y ~
The Union Republican County Con-
vention was held at Burlington, on Sat
urday. The following named and we'll
known gentlemen were nominated for
Senators:
George IL. Bigelow, Burlington.
John l.. Mason, Richmond.
Albert c. Humphrey, Underhill.
These are all well known citizens OF
that county. Mr.. Bigelow's nomination
is merited recognition of his services
for the party. He has long been lead
er and hard worker. and has done eff
eient service for his friends. He has had
service as a clerk of the House some
years ago, which will aid him materially
as legislator, and prepares him at once
to enter upon his duties fully understand
ing the position to which he has been
called. His journalistic experience of
many years is also of great value to him
having been accustomed TO watch the
progress of events, and know the wants
of the State as we'll as those of his i'm
mediate constituents. Although COM
paratively young man Mr.. Bgelow is
admirably adapted TO the business of leg
islation.
Mr.. Mason has been q member OK the
House and is gentleman of wide expe-
rence in business and fully understands
the wishes of the people. He is at the
present time one of the trustees of the
Vermont Re orm School. 1t is a good
selection for Senator. Mr.. Humphrey
has been member of the House.
This nomination seems to recognize
the one term principle, as two of the
Senators who had served but one year
failed 10 be re-uominated.
ORANGE COUNTY.
AT the Orange County Republican
convention held at Chelsea, on Wednes-
day last, the following nominations were
made:
SENATOR'S.
VIM. r. Shedd, Newbury.
Lyman G. Hinckley, Chelsea.
ASSISTANT JUDGES.
A. E. Kenney, Vershire.
VIM, LII. Nichols. Braintree.
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
John r. cleveland, Brookfield.
Henry w. Bailey, Newbury.
STATES ATTORNEY.
Orrin Gambell, Jr., Bradford.
SHERIFF.
j. @. A. Boss, West Randolph.
These are all new members except the
! Judges of Probate. Mr.. Hinckley has
had large experience in legislation hav.
ing been for several years one of the
clerks of the House and was last year
one of the prominent candidates fol
Speaker against Col. Joyce. He has
been four years the representative from
Chelsea. His long experience will be o.
great service to the State, and his nomi
nation is one eminently fit to be made
Mr.. Bigelow was one of his associates a
an assistant clerk of the House and W,
trust they will now meet upon the foo
of the Senate, The nomination O
Messrs. Hinckley and Bigelow are emf
nently a recognition of the young mel
of the State.
Mr.. Shedd has been q member of thu
House and for several years one Of tn
Directors of the State Prison and is {
gentleman well qualified for the position
tor which lie has been nominated.-Rut
land Herald.
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For Moth, Patches and FreckIes

AND TAN, USE PERRY'S MOTH AND FIRE
LIE L0TlON.-Ihe well known reliable and hs
less remedy for Brown Dise0orati0ns Of the la
Prepared only by Dr.. B. q. PERRY. Dermato,
~ Bond street. New York. Sold by Drugget
rywhere. spnl2-a
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MIR. Estey having a majority of u on
the second ballot was declared the NOM
inee.