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In Brattleboro, Oct IL, daughter to Henry II. and
Hettie (Prouty) Miller
In West Bratteboro Oct. 10, son TO Warren and
Eliza f. Bennett.
In williamsville, Oct. O. son TO Charles and May
StedmAn.
In New Britain, Conn, oct. II, son 10 Edward H.
and julia NJ Adkins, formerly Of this place.
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Adrrfd0eg.

In Bratlleboro, oct IL, by Rev. l.. c. Bass Lucius
Mowry Of Boston, Mass. and Martha A. sawyer Of
Nottingham.
In Bernsrdston, Mass, Oct 3, Leroy 3. Cutler OF
Springfield and Ellen \. Oushman Of d. Sept. 80
Dwight l.. Whtsker Of Worcester and Emma NJ. Scott
In Chicopee, Mass, oct. 4, James z. Caldwell Of
Mortified and Carrie r. Pcase.
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MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
BOstOn, New York, or Chicago.
51.Es: WATER Hull =.:5.5z=z
% W uuuu. Ess5SEI

XITANTED-A situation az Book-keeper, or in some
w business capacity. The country preferred.
Have been engaged in mercantile pursuits or book
keeping for years. Feel competent to do thorough
work and give entire satisfaction. Rev. Edward
Cooke D. D. late Principal and Treasurer Of Wesleyan
Academy, WilhrAham, Mass, says: Has been en-
ployed by me for ye years as bookkecper here. Has
performed his duty with marked ability, fidelity aud
honesty. Has shown superior executive and financial
ability" 6c., &c. Other testimonials and references
can be given. Address
ALBERT s. NEWTON, Rochester Vermont
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF DANIEL WHITE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having beef appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the Dist Of Westminster Com
missioners to receive. examine and adjust allclaims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of DAN
TEL WHITE, late of Jamaica, in said District, de-
ceased and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto, here
by give notice that We will meet for the purposes
aforesaid at the late residence Of Daniel White In
jamaica, the 10th day Of November next from ten
O'Clock o. until three O'Clock, p. M, Of said day.
and that six months from the 25th day Of September
A. D. 1874, In the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims to for examination
and allowance.
Dated at wardsboro this 9TH day Of October, A. d.
1874 J.. NJ. NEWELL,
ID. q, DEXTER,
Commissioners.
Al. Dexter, Admir-. Al
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REV. Mrs. II. A. d. Tabor, from Bern
ardston, will preach here next Sabbath at
IL A. M
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TEN PER CENT. NET.


T'hf TOWU EOWH UH0 IFWH NO"puHH,
Dcs .uOiHes, fora,
invests money for Eastern lenders at ten per cent in
terest net, pay able sriaunuay at the Chemical Ma
tonal Bank, New York. All loans secured on improv-
ed Real Estate and the collection In full guaranteed by
the Company. Lenders subject to no expense. Full
abstract Of Title, Coupon Notes. Mortgage, &C. nAde
direct to lender) forwarded ON completion New York
and New England references aud full information sent
on application. SAMUEL MKRRILL date Governor OF
IowA) Prest; JAS. u. HEATTwELI, Ssc'y, DesMoinss,
los
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WANTED.

A AMERICAN WOMAN TO do general house
"A. work, and help in care Of baby IA months DID,
in family consisting of myself, wife and one child
Ny wife will assist about cooking aud other work The
washing may. or may not be done by the person em-
ployed as that may be agreed upon. 10 any one wish
ing employment, good wages, and comfortable home
this affords rare chance. Enquire Of o. L. FRENCH
at PHOENIX Office. p. @. JONES.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF TYLER A. HICKS.
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro Com
missioners 10 receive, examine and adj lst all claims
aud demands Of all persons against the estate Of TYLER
A. HICKS late Of Nottingham In said district deceased,
and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give
notice that will meet for the purposes aforesaid at
THE GLEN HOUSE IN JACKSONVILLE, in said
district the 18th day Of October and the 10th day Of
January next from ten O'Clock until four O'Clock,
p NJ, each Of said days and that six months from the
3Oth day Of July, A. ID. 1874 Ia the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their claims
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Nottingham this 18th day Of September,
AID. 1874. CYRUS TEMPLE, I c.....,..,a,...
GEORGE PORTER,
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Farm for Sale at q Bargain,

N NEWFANE, 7 minutes from williamsville.-
Double cottage house, painted and blinded, barns
good water to house aud barns $50 appe trees, small
wood lot sugar place Of 80 trees. Contains GO acres
all walled into small lots Cuts in a good grass season
from 10 TO 40 tons Of hay, most all first quality.
Terms easy. For further particulars enquire Of the
subscriber on the premises.
AO-l2K L. b. LAMsoN.
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IMPORTANT toTRAVELERs


When you visit or leave the city Of NEW YORK, save
annoyance and expense Of carriage hire and stop at
the GhAND UNION HOTEL, opposite the
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. II has over 800 elegant
y furnished rooms and IL fitted up at an expense Of
over 100000. Elevator, steam and all modern Inn
provements. European plan. The nEbTAG-
RANTS, Lunch Counter and Wine Rooms are sup
Piled with the best the markets can furnish. The CUE
sine is unsurpassed. Rooms for single person. 81 90
and So per day rich suites for families proportionatc
ly low, that visitors to the city aud travellers
live more uxuriously, for less money at the GRAND
UNION than At any other hrstcass hotel in the city
Stages and cars pass the hotel every minute for all
parts Of the city. OF. w D.GARRISON, Managers.
The Confessions Of IAN Invalid,
Published as warning and for the beneht Of Young
Men aud others who suffer Fl m NERVOUS, DEBILI-
~ LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc, supplying the means
Of seU-oure. Written by one who cured himself after
undergoing considerable quackery, and sent free on
receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Sufferers are invited to address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
1887 BOX 1853, Brooklyn, NY.
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ESTRAYS.

Found in 4 pasture occupied by the subscriber, In
Jamaica, on the Pliny White farm, 30 called, some
time In June last aud taken from there TO my pasture
in Townshend, Sept. 20, one dark red COW, aud one
red calf The owner is requested TO pay charges and
take them away. ABEL L. BRIDGE.
Townshend, Oct. 8, 1874.
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New YorL STOCK and M oney market.

New York, Oct H. Money firm at l-2ss per ct.
Gold steady, closing at Ito l-S.
Government bonds dull.
The following the closing quotations:
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GTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO,
~ a.. The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons nterested in the Estate of HENRY D.
LIvERMoRE, late Of Wilmington, in said District,
deceased, Grsetfa0s
You are hereby notified that this Court will de-
eide upon the allowance of the account Of MILO r.
CROSBY, Administrator upon said estate, aud decree
distribution thereof to the persons entitled at the
session thereof 10 be held at Crosbys ONCE In Will
mngton, on the last Friday of October, A. ID, 1874
when and where you may be heard In the premises II
you cause.
ASA KEYEs, Register.
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MATTERS.
DIRECTIONS FOR EMERGENCIES.

DIRECTIONS FOR EMERGENCIES.
The following are promulgated by the
Philadelphia obstetrical society:
/. If the child is suddenly attacked with
vomiting, purging and prostration, send
for doctor at once. In the. meantime, put
the child for few minutes in hot bath,
then wipe it dry with a warm towel, and
wrap it in warm blankets. If its hands
and feet are cold, bottles filed with warm
water wrapped in fiannels should be laid
against them.
2. A mush poultice. or one made of flax
seed meal, to which one quarter part OF
mustard flour has been added, or fiannels
wrung out of hot vinegar and water should
be placed over the belly.
3. Five drops of brandy in teaspoonful o.
water may be given every ten or fifteen min.
utes; but. it the vomiting persists, give this
brandy in equal parts OF milk and lime
water.
4. If the diarrhea has just begun, or if j
is caused by improper food, teaspoonful O
castor-oil or of the spiced strip of rhubarl
should be given.
). fthe child has been fed partly on thu
breast and partly on other food, the moth
er's milk alone must now be used. If TIT
child has been weaned, it should have pur
milk with lime water or weak beef tea, o
chicken water.
! 6. The child should be allowed to drinl
cold water freely.
! Z. The soiled diapers, or the discharges
shouldsbe at once removed from the room
but saved for the physician to examine OF
his visit.
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FIGURING MILL FOR SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
as receiver for the firm of A. l.. Bowman Co.,
the mill property situate in Rochester, Fulton
csunty, Ind. on lot No. forty-nine (49) in taid
town, county and state. Said sale will be made
pursuant TO the order of the Fulton Circuit
Court, made in the case of Aaron l.. Downs N
VS.. Ellis Wilson. The said mill property is gen.
THE Empire Mills" contains three run of
burrs, is new, built in 1873 is in good condition,
cost.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash, the residue in
two equal payments at three and six months,
notes at interest, waving benefit of appraise-
ment, and secured by good freehold sureties.
Bids received until the first day of October,
1874. ANY information desired will be furnished
by John w. Davis, and all bids should be d.
rected to John w. Davis. Receiver. Rochester,
Fulton county, Indiana.
JOHN w. DAVIS, Receiver.
June 8, 1874.
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nual agricultural report OF the State of Wis
consin. This spoke of one marsh existing
almost msgicaily. On the forty acres COM
posing il there were raised 5000 barrels in
1872, yielding an income of S24 900, with the
prospect of a yield speedily increased to
1000 barrels. One marsh owned by Cary
Brothers, and having twelve miles Of ditch
ing, yielded In 1868 from 200 to 800 barrels;
in 1869, 1000 barrels; 1870, $500; in 1871,
1000: in 1872, $500, anc all at an outlay OF
about $40 900; the chief cost being for setting
gates to the place and flooding the land, let
ting off the water in the spring. The first
vines in this place were set some eighteen
years ago. In the last five years, while the
cranberry yield has increased in New Jer-
sey, Massachusetts,, New York and Michi-
gan it has in no State increased as in
Wisconsin, while the price is gone up, each
year. We have made little or no export OF
| this fruit, but some of it in London, sent
there from Boston, last year, brought 81 81
per pint bottle, and that in competition with
the English berry. 1t is reasonable to sup.
pose that the increase will reach a million
fold, while the prices will remain at higt
/ figures. This is supposeable, because the
demand has hardly yet begun. Few people
outside of the Eastern or Middle State
have seen a cranberry. AS it is, the crop
are engaged in advance. If this report is
criterion then there is more wealth in tn
marshes of Wisconsin than in the mines O
California. When it costs here sixteen time
as much for the cultivation of the fruit as il
Wisconsin, it would not be wonderful
many OF our people went out there.
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JEW ADVERTISEMENT.
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work faster and easier than any other husker
Made OF the very best calf leather in four Sizes
righi and left handed. Samples sent prepaid on
receipt of price. Hal gloves 81 D; full glnves,
81 30 per pair. Liberal discount in quantities.
Ask Your merchant. or address HALL HU5K-
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Twenty ave Years Experience.
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Publisher.

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The Charlottesville (va.) Chronicle saws

The Charlottesville (Va.) Chronicle says:
Preliminary arrangements are being made
with view to the establishment Of the
Miller Manual Labor School at the earli-
est possible period. The trustees, Judge
Cochran and Profs. Venable and Smith, OF
the university, are absent in the interests of
the proposed institutions, visiting and in
vestigating the buildings and management
OF institutions of similar character in the
North and West, and we may hope soon to
see the school in successful operation.
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THE MOST WONDERFUL MEDICAL
DISCOVERY OFTHE AGE-EvERT
ONE THEIR Own PHYSICIAN.
GREAT REMEDY

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HUMANITY.
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Henry Ward Beecher is expected to lee
ture here about the 20 or Sd of October
Montreal Herald
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DRS. PERRY & WEBB

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in plain languag Address
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Room 20 Miller's Block, Indianapolis, Ind.
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nat, Ohio.
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A POSITIVE ANT1DorE FOR FEVER AND Aeug

Mr.. FRAZIER-DEAR SIR: For several months
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| A CHEAP FERTILZER.-A correspondent
of the Chataugus Farmer says: purchased
five pounds sulphate of iron (copperas),
took two common pork barrels, divided the
iron and put half in each barrel, and filed
with WATER When washing days came
the suds were thrown into the barrels,
This was late, July 90. OF course ]
hadn't it in season to water early beans
but / commenced watering halt OF
patch number one, butter-bush BEANS
had picked them twice and taken to market
Did not expect to get any more. watered
them with the above solution three or four
times; they blossomed again, and had
three better pickings than the first. No. 2
Lima beans-watered as above, and the
yield was astonishing; vines loaded break
ing down the poles, yet kept picking and
sending them to market.
CRANBERRIEs.-Indiana has considerable
interest in cranberries, which is as vet but
very slightly developed. A meeting was
held in Boston Music hall the other night
the object of which was to develop the Gran.
berry products of Wisconsin. Col Conwell
made the following remarks on the subject;
This question is in regard to the cultivation
of cranberries on the marshes of Wisconsin,
of which there is large territory, filled with
all the provisions for the production ot
fruit. especially the cranberry. This is a
commodity of Importance in the world, be-
ing fruit largely used in England France
and some of the cities of Germany. 1t is
used as food, cooked or knocked, and foi
medical purposes. Its medical qualities
are wonderful; it is cure for neu.
ralgia and cancer, and to many dis
eases in their first stages. The
speaker then read an extract from the an
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
A MAJOR CHAs. w. BARKER AUCTIONEER.
IA. MORE SPEED THAN YER BEFORE
NINTH GREAT SALE
OF THE FAMOUS MONROE COUNTY
TRCTTEKS AND ROADsTERS


NINTh GREAT SALE
OF gn+Ih TIE FAMOUS MONROE COUNTY
TR1TrEks az atsxNR APP k3AApsTERs' "a ,r'
CITY AUCTION MART AND N Y. TATTERSALL's
CORNER OF BRoADWAY and Thirty ninth street street
THE STOCK c6MPRfsEs
THE GRAY MARE Lazy NORMAN, got by Champion
the sire Of - James, Castle Boy, &c), dam by Gray
Norman 5 hgh 6years old; trot three meats bet
THE CHESTNUT MARE ALLIE SHELDON, got by
Henry Clay, out OF the celebrated sheldon mare twho
fHE BAY GELDING CAPTAIN Low. got by Major
LST TM M hsh G 25 nyS rU in sca ev
fhE BAY MARE PET GOT S B BY csampion, dam by
raY M NJ ha &ah G so St SS
sfe 0f sY sS 5S II sired
SsH yssTs 0e eEf rGs & hsS
years Sle San trSt IN 80 single e. or double s,a,ros nv
Rip Van winke 5s1 high, years old great style
John j. Gritenden iS high q and S Years old
hay sxY MARE. BY MAJOR EDsALL, p7l high. years
BkoWN GELDING. BY St Lawrence, Is high, years
0's sAS S"6 6d sTSE 4 BY soyAL GEORGE s high
o BkoMN % w MARE X GoT BY sAyREs Hambletonian 10
BLACK MARE co Gor Is By % cSamoe Is high years
BAY GELDING SIRED BY Iron Duke. l5's high, 6
ABOVE STOCK HAVE never been handled for speed,
% al capahe q Sres ariver
POSITIVELY THE GREATEST opportunity ever Of
SALE POSITIVE. wrHoTT regard regard 70 % cost vaua.
CATALOGUES READY TOMORROW.
STOCK NOW ON EXHIBITION
NO POsTPONEMENT ON account Of weather.
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q scassH5s VeE PxsH
no III RoRSE aES "A ANP I AGIsE
''', arnn' 30 "'. 80 TouRTH HyENvE: $780, n.nn,.nns
hyshE SAES fu2sbHY 2E H3Fsf sb HHa HH
to forty eight hours given TO purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF III $SIs %ATs SSSunsDArs SALE,
CHESTNUT. HORSE = Is SGIHHH HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS
old kind and true in all harness; free from vice trots
SOUND 's Sss ff and
3fP DAPPLE lEA' eeAY ReYYhfS MARE, ls4 HANDS HIGH,
years old kind and true in all harness. superior under
ira free and pleasant SAINT drver fears noshins and
raRtis TSP sGHaa Il! sonS sotness THsoN
,.,B BAY y MARE, MARE, IA HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD;
eller free and stylish driver rst class family mare
and ASEs GeTsanssa @aS SSa SsAsE4 az, ft News and
IA S$y III &oSY !, HANDS hisa YEARS EAR. ..2d3s S5p;
re from vice rick ars class pony for ladies'
chf1dPePs T6P P6Ny we Phd THTranted sound
BAY KENrudKY SADDLE HORSE ls HANDS HIGH
years old very stylish and handsome and goes well In
THh f9saAHS oSTHHs S1nH LADY
sired by rensides Is hands high old Kind and
qs in @ ss sna
stylSe P Sb SFysr a asq Reth set haypsss WsoN and
brown MARE Flora B. B.. SIRED BY ETHAN
e ee S ss ana Of fs is
ans WAa6
CROSS MATCH TEAM, BAY HORSE AND BROWN
Mare, l5]a hands high and years old kind and true
in all harness; Tree from vice fast traveers tree and
lsfe %nSG ana B Ess 8%s pusER
BAY MARE, l5H HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness. from trots better
than minutes, ana first class mare Tor geneman's
road use
TOP WAGON.
BAY HORSE 1917 HANDS HIGH, s YEARS OLD:
kind and true IN all harness. tree from vice and good
worker.
ROAM HORSE, 1914 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
has been used i'll q cart; warranted sound. -
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES; DESCRIPTIONS TIME
of sale.
Top and no top Road Wagons, Rockaways jaeger ant
express Wagons, Harness, Robes, Sleigh, &c, &c.