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20 Il I 8 TIE To. ApElI. = glNe OTz
pei1e bon Hep@S Orleans an baS uSourtcrs
Sournal" iagt, baB nn9efdbr 60 @onierpatipe
geiteru gta6mlttag etnen Gaufus abbielten,
Inn liber bic uorgel6la9eue 3uriidSiebung
BON 9Sllt Su @uniten zines ben 9taoifalen
mebr Suiagenben Spre9ers I'll beratben. Ser
GorreiponOent iagt, baB Die Sepe9ung iebr
lebbaft lei, baB gSilb iidl aber nid)t suriid.
steben pole. Ntan befiirdtet, bab benz
gSbeeler'ihen 9lusgleife Ourd bic gegenmdr=
tige @ei6dftSiperre leid)t ein ernitlidles otrt-
hpr1if1 hprPitpt mprneu FINN
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lInterSd,letf tttto Selbfft,t orS =.

II 10 = Ut T. To. NVIH. = V0uIIE1 ..
Shompion, Ggeut Der y@ore. Sounbrg. unO
Wa6ine.@ @omp. BON Bropibence, brannte am
letten Samitag burt nnb binterleB ein Be,
fiSit bon $1,000. Otan perfolgte ieiue Spur
bierbsr, unb ais er beute TN Begriffe itano,
nit benz 0ampfer ySoabo" nad europa ab-
Sureien, tegaben iif Die Seamten an Soro.
Gr ueriud)te, Iif in einem 9tettuugSboote
5u uerberger, iurrOe aber entocdt NIB ais man
i'm aus ieinem Scritede sog, ja9te er iit eine
&ugel bur6 ben Sopf. SIS tpurbe fein @elo
i'll leinen Saidlen Qefunoeu.
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Nmr i'm SroaopaD btIt8en
MY Sreiit Gure &ahl

Nsy IreHt Wllre gEabI !
S)te srose "8tees=" ooer Sir. Stn9tr'idte Nd9~
maIhue iir Sdueiocr. SD oersauIe ole Sorten.
grose, mitttere uuo Tamilienzgr0Be Oller oerbie=
oeneu Ytnibinen. 9iirttct @udb ni6t, bel mir uorz
Supreben, bo Sbr G'elo baourd1 ipareu t6nnt.
MP Geu,,et,J ytr. 1876, gBeitz6apettefruBe, uub
2vtloltHI1tY gtr. %, SftsSaltmOreittaBe.
(Uiai26,tSD
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Soebcm erbaitcn !
nv nlI '
9OpIen aao Wsa!3,
@erftett< 1.ttS Nsnaoclt=WtaIA

qBlr baben ftcts tineu 8orrGtb O0n Dem beften cas
na0iIbcn &crenz UiaL5 iiir 8rOuer, ioiUie ROggens
Wia(i iir DiItelatcure al 0GT0, uno o0 mir unisr
Dial56uu5 pergrOBcrt DGbeu, ino mir leBt I'M StGna
DC, Gle 4Hitrdgc l9neu auSBuiubreu.
8pno & RiGctiS,
gr. ii, Glib Gjdg StrdBs.
\ 4. t.k,I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-14
MbermaIs Elm 9ll,riISd,nee.

q 10 y r. 13. Npril.-Oer Sd)nee1
fturul, ipelder be,lte Morgen bier miitbete,
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GnpIIrn rrllnltcn

FrlIdje 6onduocr Sarin9e, GaOiGr, SGroeneH, gin,
toots, ruiiiibe SGr6iueu, 1imbur9er uno SaUei5sr@
sdle, SrGunihDeiQer UietUurit 3iuetlb9eu, 4tns
fen, grbieu, @erite, Strie, @rtutorn u. /. 10. Su
2omtS s.. Rets & Srnoer,
n, e6e Der S,auouers uup SamosttItY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-14
seeftfid,esR a ,,fdnStr(siSenboa,,,

YerIdBt 5Sultou>Scpot, gde 0er iSutton= uno Sat
terion =apenue, mad Sa9erstoipn, SGuoper, 6rCotz
rid, Smmltteburg, 6ampited0. OiduGbeier, lSGpueea
boro' uno allen Ynntten Der Sdbn Defhitb BON Uni
onzSrio9e ua6 SageretomHuHb piLIdmsport, DO,
Inn ubr NoraeHs uno ubr 9tGhmtttd9s (oA5gcs
nOmIneH S0Hut195).
ytof) Gaen StGttouen bis uuionsgrioge, um
nhr Uiorgen5 uno un0 j.5D llhr IbeHoS, ausQc=
nommen Sonnta9s, uno oaRn um ulr UlOrgeH6
un0 llbr gtadmtta95.
SpesielleS eStaotzgaiidgierz9aren perlaIen oos8u.
reau Der Gompagnie, Gutalp= unb fSdOettez Str0Ft
80 Uiinuteu onr oer N6iabrt, uno SultonsStauon
nab ARtunit aller 3I9e.
Siioe tommen in Baltimore um S.25 uuo # ubr
Sornlittdgs unb $50 4benos on, Sonuta95, ausQea
nonumeu uno odnn nm 9.25 ll9r Bior9eu5 uno libr
QbeHo5.
8er6inouugen nit benz 8 u6r Moroers 9uoe
iuerhen init oen Sta9czGo0tes fIr 0OmpIea6 uno
Diandefter an Der @lensDiorri5sS Station, iar gms
mttsbur9 IN Uiehdulcstopn, uno iiir WQoHesboro'
uno @ettgsbur9 on Der Sme Tioge ooer Diontercus
citation gCmddt.
8tlets Sureau uno Somcnzgartor, on Der gde
Der GutaDS uuo jSapeteitraBe uu0 Sultons StGttou
no auitrd9e flr Baggage 8etaiieu WerbeH t0uneu.
Baltimore Yoton.6c gSafu."
yinh G8aibtn9ton uuo NHttelz Stationeu uno oem
Shoen - 8erlaBt @olOertitattoR nm I, $40, fO.0I
8ormttta9s, 1, 4.l0, l.15 uno $50 nbr Qbenos, an
eharlesIraBen< uno BenniulOania-A Aoenuez Z tation
GHbalteno; duh G6dr(esItraGen citation nm l. Ii
nqr Dtor9ene u. 2.93, 3.40 u. $50 ubr Iuhmittugs
men.
BON @ai4in9ton = 5.35, SOB, $40. o.?2,
uno II 10 Dlor9ens; 49, $40. l.53. 7IO. a. i,E
uno 10 nbr 10 Uitnuteu H6cnhs tdqIidl, 5.3j Dior
gems, Dtonta9s aHS9enommen, uno 1915 Gbruos
Samfd9s ag5eenonImen
SeflaiisR yenn pln. Citation nGd ggaiEinaton :.
~, $40, io.l6 u9r Wor9ens, l.t2 i.20 9iadnuttGgs
l.3l uno $40 abeRos t0Jlilb. gtatb annapolis im
7.t0 uno 4.a0 Rahmtttags.
SeIlansH baltimore Iir Bope'S @reet nm 7.uD
Hqt V'ot9gns, &tentdgS, > SoUnertdg5 1t. SamlaJ
gno 1,lU h9r Nobmittd9s tdaiih, au99erUmmCn
Sonut19s,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-14
Spfefattffpdrter ais Hpftotcbe.

Wt m bis, Senn., 13. IprlI. = DC
gieser Senrp Yarfs, Sranf uno 2epiS Wfoore,
Did Dancp nno 6enrp @oooipin, 9uiwGrter
i'm ,Stoneman Sotel" gu @ranb= Sunftion,
Mtiii., muroen gelteru auf Die 9nflage per-
baftct, restitrirte Sriefe ans Dem Sransfer=
Siireau geitoblen 81 babeu. @oobmin trat
ais Staatsseuse auf uub CAB Oil, no oas
geitoblene @elo pertedt mar; oaiielbe muroe
lpieoer erlangt. Die Gefangenen itaroen hente
Dor oem @ommiHdr @arret; Yarfs befannte
iid ifJuloi9 no Die anoeren mnrSeu ent-
lalieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-14

brad aegen Mittag uui'S gtcue los nnb ban:
ert nod ell.
tlabelp q, l3. 4prll.- 9eute
Dtorgen begann eS Su idlneien, oann bagelte
es unb Die StraBen iinb ieet III etnerH troit
loien j3ultanoe.
Sarnum's SStppoosom bridlt ntter Oct
S6neeiait sniammen.
B b | | y b / a, 13. Aprll. - Die
Sdlueelait auf Dem 3eltOa6e uon Sarnun's
0ippoorom perurla6te ein 3uiammenbredeu
oeiielben. @8 befanoeu iidI sur 3eit 40 Ser
lonen Inter Dem 3elte, mani 9laubt iebod)
ntd)t, baB lebenSgefd9rlid)e 9erlesungeu uor
gcfommen lino.
scranton, Ya., 13. April. - gSdh.
reno oeS gal1sen Sormlttag8 bat es bier itarf
geid)neit.
gSilfe8barre, 3d., 13. 2(sril.- Seit
beute Dtorgeu 4 llbr miitbct bier eiu flIrft=
bdrer Sd)ueelturm, Der Sdnee ltcgt lett 4
3oa ttei.
90 aud Gbunf, Is. 9lpril. l.-Sier liegt
3on tiefer Sduee NIB e8 i6neit nod im-
lner.
90 III dl @bunf, IS. gpril.- Nadm.
| llbr idlneite eS bier nod INNER; Der Sd)nee
III Jcbt 8 3oll tief.
Sd]uee- Sturm, weldher seitern Nbenb bier be9anm,
oauelt nod ununterbroben tort. Der Sduee ut
Elm iSuB tei.
Bong bteepite, gt.zg., 10. april. = 9sute
SO # n, f3. april.-6icr bat e5 mdbreno oes
9anjen 2aa9eS, 9ei1nett. Der Sturm putbet hoer
8 ans gteu=gnglano.
9auSen cages seihneit uub nod Ipat abenos fel
S6nee; Sbern. 81 G5rao.
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Scrmild)te SeridJtc.

Srooflpn, q. g., II. Ipril. - Ger
SOB bes 8rofefIors Sreb. gS. 9Halfer, peld]er
an elmer III 9roBen Ooiis Sdierling itarb,
mar qeitern 9egeuitano Der llnterudung Dor
Coroner Simons. Or. s. 6. Sbam mad)te
4usiagen iiber Die Sboufion uuo Die Seld)df-
fenbeit Der uerif)iebenen Srgane oeS Seritor.
benen. 0as Slut mar itart in's @ebirn uno
in Die 9un9en gebrungeu; Der SOB erfolgte III
Solge Don @rittdung, berbeigefiibrt burd ben
@enrB bon S1terlingS s@rtraft. Or. Sbam
ertldrte, er lpiirbe nidIt NIT Seitimmtbeit be.
haupten f0nuen, baB Der Sob onrd Sd)terliuQ
herbeigefiibrt morbell, hattie er nid)t geluuBt,
oaB Der Seritorbene Oas Sit genomnlen; !;
er ielbit babe baiIelbe nienalS angemenbet. =
Or. s. G. Ngueiu, elmer Der IerSte. melher
ben Sd)ierling perid)rieb, mad]te 4I8iagen
iiber bic StGrfe beS @rtrafteS, peldleS CT &C.
iu0bnlif beuubte, unb iagte. er babe Dem
Seritorbenel mit9etbeilt, oaB er eiueu ltdrfe-
rem @rtraft bel Or. Sqnibb erbalten f0nue.-
Or. Squibb perlaS oarauf eiite l1ngere 4b-
banolun9 iber Shierling iluo ieiue gSmfung
uno lprad) bic In{id)t aus, Yroi. @alfer
bGtte bic brittle Soiis nid1t uebmen iollen. -
9fad) flir3er Snltrnftion olird ben Soroner so
gen itd) Die @eld)morenen CUR Verathung Sllz
rid. - Die Sltrg CAB einen gSabripru6 ab,
baB S. gS. g2alter elmer Sdierltngsper9tf.
tung erlag uno baB ibm oa8 @tft, mte folgt,
bei9ebrad)t rpuroe: 18O Sropfen @rtraft aus
Oen 8lGttern, Brdparat bon @o8mea & 6a.
sarO, einsessbcn Our8 bic 0ottorsn agnep
uno g8ebiter, ani9etneno obne gSirfung.
Damn etrpa $50 Sropfeu Grtraft aus Sfierz
uerihrieben bon Or. agnew,
mel6es Or. 6. 81. Squibb prdparirte. =
Die SurD erfldrt gIeidseitig, oaB oos Gift
aus etner unbcfannten llriate cine beionoers
itarfe 8irfung auSiibte.
- (Selbtmorb.) @eitern Worgen ipuroe
sin A iabrtger 9eutifer, ytamenS aarl
Sdien, i'll ieiner Bobnuu9, gtr. 268, @llerp-
StraBe, BON ieiner Satin erbdngt geflInber.
@r bate if nit einem Stide 2einen an Der
3 bire ieines S9lafSimmers aufgefniipft. -
Die 6rau res llngliidlideu ia9t, ibr Nanu
Jet i6on ldrlgere 3eit iebr nteoer9eidla9en
gerueien, neil er obne 9lrbeit mar; er babe
mebrere Wtale seorobt, iid) OaS Gcben Su neb=
men.
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Scr @eroictd, h, 9c1tiItaata.

Gep Orleans, 49, 9lpril. - DSan
glaubt bier, bab Der Sergleid3 nlorgen BON
Der 8eieegebnng ratifiSirt weroen ptrb. Die
Otit9lieoer Der beiOen Sartelen tuaren beute
III Grefutip Sieung. Die SerbanblunaeM
rprnrn iehnfb neheilr1 nehnlten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-14

lnebr perlanst. Sas Serb6r wirO mOrgen
fortgclett meroen.
Sranf 8. @bafneQ, Der @eneralpoit ants
@lerf, fpeld)er am rleiIten bel bieier @ontrafts
geI6ifte peripidelt Mub 1iiftig gemorbeu
mar, lteferte itf beute aus uno muroe inter
$4,000 SiirSidaft seitelt
Ser MmSifano Der sptnner.
2omell, Maif., ID. Gprtl.-Oie Spinz
ner in ben MaTa6uietts=, Brescottz uno
9aprence> 6abrifeu itelten geitern abeno Die
9(rbeit eiu, ba ibre 14-tdgtge Siinoigun9 beuz
te abenb ab9elallfen iit. Die iibri9eu Spin-
ner merOeu, ben 9egebeneu Hoti;en Der a9ens
ten 5ufolge, entlaiien lperoer. eettere be-
id)loiien, nid)t nad5ugeben, 1lno Die 9lrbeiter
ibrerieits, ben anstanO aufre6t S1 erbalten.
Ser @eIomarft.
Nemz9 CERT, 13. aprll. - @elO leid)t,
offerirt su /. gSe6lel feit su 1861. Sob
id)loB heute 5u 115--1155. SunoeS.Sbli>
gationen lebbatt uno nieoriger; 'S1er Coupon
1929; '62er Coupon 11S4; '64er Coupon
l194; '65er 1913; neue 1903; '67er 1913;
'69cr 1918; yteue Siinfer l16g; 10I4Oer
Coupon l16t. aftien l6loIien fau unb
georiift; 1tetu-0orf Central lOl@, gr,e 32s,
2afe Sbore TAI, SIS. Central 102, Yitts-
burg 923. yfortb -gSeitern 454, prior. So,
3od<Sslanb 1O34.
ilnteridaeamtsz Silan;: Sob $50 ,156,z
294; Gourant s42, ,563.4O3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-14

Wsarft tno WOrfe.
gonb on, 13. Iprtl. - Die Otsconto=
6ote I'M ofienen Marfte betrdgt fir brelmo'
natltde Raplere 3I16 ProSent.
2onOon, 13. @(pril. - @oniols 93-93t
fir @elo uno 934 fir Srtef. @rie 263-f
-274.
2tuerp of, 13. Ipril. - 8aumwolle
rnbi9; Sberl. 8; Srl. 8B-4. SerfduIe
10000 Sallen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-08-06
CTATE OF VERMONT,(
- COUNTY OF wINDHAM.
wINDHAM COUNTY SAVINGS BANK VS.. FRANZ
c. BURR.

Whereas, the windham County Savings Bank, .
corporation established by law, seated and doing
business at Newfane in the County aforesaid has this
day fled in the office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of
ChAncery for said county its petition against Frank c.
Burr, formerly Of Dover in the County Of WindhAm
but OF Guelph, in the Province Of Ontario in the
Dominion of Canada, returnabe at the term Of said
court next to be held at Newfane, In and for said
County OF WindhAm, on the second Tuesday Of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1875, praying for the foreclosure Of
mortgage given by said Frank G. Burr to said Bank,
the thirt.eth day OF September A. D. 1862 said mort
gage being OF land lying in the town Of Dover in said
County of windhAm and described and bounded at
the time Of the execution Of said mortgage as follows
to wit: BEGINNING at the southeast corner Of lot No.
SO in Hudson Jordans survey then running north
erly said survey 400 rods to the northeast corner
OF lot No. 81 in said survey thence west 10 degrees
south 2lO rods to hemlock tree thence south 10 de-
grees west 2Ou rods to beech tree thence east 10
degrees north $40 rods to the first mentioned bound
also another piece Of land adjoining said farm, con-
tanning thirteen acres, taken from gore OF land lying
between said farm and Marcus Whites, and Is the
same land which was conveyed to said Burr by deed
from John O., Charles H. and 9. Newton, conditoned
for the payment Of certain Promisaory note Of
twelve hundred dollars, dated the thirtieth day Of
September, A. D. 1862, made payable to said Bank or
order, on demand with interest semi-annuAlly, and
signed by said Frank C. Burr, and ten hundred dol
lars OF the principal of said note and the interest
said last sum since tho first day Of January, A. D.
and praying that the equity Of redemption Of the said
Frank G. Burr may be foreclosed according to law.
And II appearing that said Prank @, burr resides
without the State q Vermont, 30 that the ordinary
process Of the court cannot be served upon him.
Therefore i Is ordered that the petitioner notify the
which the same is reiurnabe, by publishing the sub
stance thereof with this order, three weeks success
siyely IN the Vermont PhpniI printed at Bratleboro
in said County of windhAm the last publication to be
at least twenty days previous to the next September
term of said court, which shall DO deemed sufhcient
notice for him to appear and answer thereto IL he
shall see cause.
Given under my hand at Brattleboro in said Wind.
KITTRED0E HAsKINs, Deputy Clerk.
MILoS DAVIDSON Solicitor for Petitioner.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-08-06
OF VERMONTl
- COUNTY OF wINDHABI, ss.
wINDHAM COUNTY SAVINGS BANK vs.. soLoN
FISHER.
IRA ADAMS, JR.,
CHARLES A. BALJoU,
Commianinnarn

whereas, the windham County Savings Bank Q
corporation established by law, located and doing
day filed in the once Of the Clerk Of the Court Of
ChAncery for said County lite petition against Scion
corner Of and North Capitol streets retntnsbie a
the term Of said court next to be holden at Newfan
in and for said county, on the second Tuesday Of
first day Of November, A. d. 1871, Simon Fisher and
Julia Fisher, his wife, duly executed to said bank
mortgage deed Of certain lands, lying in Newfane
aforesaid described and bounded, at the time Of the
execution Of said mortgage as follows to wit: North
by land Of Austin b. Fisher; east by West River;
south by land Of George b. johnson and wife; west
by land Of Miles Knowhon, Joseph Green and widow
Park Cooke, containing by estimation one hundred
ssory note Of two thousand dollars, dated the FIRST
day Of November, A. D. 1871, made payable TO said
bank or order, on demand with interest semi-annu,
Simon FISHER and his said wife conveyed ssid prem
Uses to said Scion by quit-caim deed, dated March
3Tb A. D. 1875 also that said bank brought its petit
tion to forecose the equity Of redemption Of said
Simon and his said Wife in said premises, returnabe
at the April Term, A. D. 1874 of the Court Of Chan
Gerry held at Newfane, in and for said County Of
Windham; also that 1t was decreed and ordered by
said court at the last mentioned term, that unless the
said Simon and his said wife or before the twenty
eighth day Of April. A. D. 1878, should pay to the
clerk Of said court for the benen Of the petitioner the
Of two thousand and sxty-one dollars and thirty
three cents with interest from the date Of such de-
cree the equity Of redemption Of the said Simon and
a. sSc s .ns , u, gu De ~
ton aforesaid has long since EXPIRED and that the
aforesaid Of two thousand and sixty-one dollars
and CENTS with interest thereon has not
been paid, but is now due and Justly owing to the
petitioner; also that said Scion Fisher, by virtue Of
saie saS mas s eas S
Of the petitioner.
And the petitioner prays that the equity of redemp
ton Of the said Soon in the premises Aforesaid may
be foreclosed agreeably TO the provisions Of the
enyhfth section Of chapter twentynine Of the Gen.
eral Statutes.
And it appearing that the said soon resides without
the State Of Vermont 30 that the ordinary process Of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-08-06
Re0le70 Of the Markets

NEW YORK, Aug 2, Flour; market duller; SUI
perhne Western and State "a 75a 90; extra Western
and State IS 900 IS 80 choice Western and State SO 65
al 90; white Wheat Western extra Sc 650 90; extra
Ohio s. ds7; extra St. Louis IS AOS 25 inciudin
400 bbls shipping extras at 60 30a CO. Rye Flour
steady at "a 3OG5 So Corn Meal steady and active at
So 1904 80 Wheat - market a shade higher, with
No. Chicago 81 SO 1-2: No. 2 Milwaukee 81 AZ, in
store 81 AZ ahoat; No. 1 Spring, 81 47G t6; No.
Minnesota 81 49, winter red Western 81 5261 So;
amber Western 81 $50 60; white Western 81 54@
l CO. Rye quiet at 93c for Canada in bond; State at
0sc@1. Barley nominal Corn; market dull and
slightly in buyers favor; steam Western mixed 500
SEC; prime new Western mixed in store CSC. Oats
mixed, G9665c; white Western 65@72c, irregular
and unsettled $4,000 bush Of No. Chicago July, CO
@65 l-2c. Pork; new Mess s20621 so. Lard hrm
$50 ties prime steam at 10 12c Butter firm at 1870 93C
for Western; 20G 81 for State.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat advancing; No l spring 81 27d1 % Ia
No. spring 2s on the spot. Corn excited and up
No mixed II 1.2c bid ON the spot Oats in fair de-
mand and hrmer No. at So 1-2 on the spot. Rye
lrmer; sales at sSc for No. q Barley somewhat
dropping; No. spring 81 60 on the spot Pork is
dull and unsettled at $40 67G2l 70. Lard hrmer
at Sl3 37@ 10 40 on the spot..........C Corn brisk
and firm at 70 lac Aug. Oats heavy and quiet at
40 l-4c cash.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-08-06
WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WATERFOWL, Aug. 2, 1875.
Prices Market Beef. A fewchoice-$l0 75a IL 90
Extra $40 81 1-29l0 so; first quality SO 50@10 IS
Second quality, 81 50GO IS; third quality, 500 725.
N.B-Choice grade includes nothing but stall fed
HOO to 400 ID bullocks extra and first quality in
cludes the best large oxen second and third quail
ty includes and two and three year old steers
StOres-Working Qxen-Sl00, $50, l75Ca s240 Ppair.
Mich Cows 4 Calyes-S35 to GO; extra, este 95.
Farrow Cows $40 to $40.
Yearlings-slO to 20. Two years old-Sls to 30.
Three years old-S28 to 40.
Veal Calves IS so di0 90.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs.-ln lots, 50 so, So 90
20 each extra IS 900 &c each, from IA &c D ID.
Hides-Brighton, Z c q b Country Ga Lee.
NATURALIZATION, l-2 &c TN. Country 5e5 I-2c
per 10.
Sheared Sheep Skins 35c each Lamb Skins soc
each. Calf skins l4Gl5c q ID.
Poultry 1GcG25P ID.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-08-06

STOP THAT CoUGH-DR. MoRR1s' SYRuP OF Tan,
WILD CHERRY AND HoREHoUSD will cure a cough in
oncha the time necessary to II with any other
medicine. There is positively no pulmonary disease
which it will not cure or greatly alleviate. For all
of hoarseness, loss of voice, coughs, Group,
bronchitis, asthma, and whooping cough, 1t has no
equal. We never knew person who had used il but
that recommended it to others. We are prepared TO
guarantee every bottle Please call and inquire about
1t. Trial size 10 cents For sale by II. G. Willard
CO., sole agents for Bratteboro Smith, Doolittle Il
Smith, Boston, General Agents. 80
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DARN FOR SALE

offer for sale my farm situate in Wilmington, VT,
about and half miles from the village and well
known as the BilAs Cushman place. The farm con-
tains 400 OF land about so Of which is Deerheld
River meadow and very productiyei the remainder IL
upland and easily carried The buildings are AL In
good repair and OF sufficient size for the farm and
are very convenient, with unfang running water At
both house and barn. There are annually cut upon
the farm about GO tons Of hTstqualty hay The pas
turesproduee feed for stock to consume the hay Tho
sugar produces from about 1900 trees from 5000 to
1000 lbs maple sugar, and there Is good chance 10
tap 1000 trees Terms liberai AID will be made known
on application to the subscriber on the pEemisea
ALBERT J.. WHEELER.
Wilmington, May 70, 1875. tao
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DOR SALE.

My place in BrAteboro, one mile south OF the viii
lage consisting of nine acres Of land OF which 10
under a high state oflcultivAton, and the balance
woodland. About 90 young apple, pear and peach
trees of bearing age the premises also 400 grape
vines one acre in strawberries, and asparagus bed
that pays from $50 to $40 per year buildings on the
premises. Water convenient. The land is well adapt
ed Tor gardening purposes for building lots Terms
easy Possession given at once. ApplytO b. II. JEN-
NE CO.. Real Estate Agents, BrAttleboro, VT or to
c. BIDDER on the premises. uAS
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PUBLISHED AS A WARNING and for the benefit of
YouRa MEN AND OTHERS who suffer from NERVOUS
DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc, giving his
rules of Self Cure after undergoing much suffering
and expense, and mailed free receiving postpaid
directed envelope. Address NATHANIEL MAY
FAIR, p. o. Box 1853, Brooklyn, NY. T-o2
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"Their Name is LEGION" may be applied
to those who die annually Of Consumption, although
science has Of late years sensibly diminished their
number. 1t is gratifying to know that the general
of DR.. Wstar's Basam Of Wild Cherry is largely
instrumental in attaining this end. so cts and 81
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
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1t Is Useless 20 Attempt to cleanse a stream
while the fountain is impure. Dyspepsia, complaints
of the liver and kidneys, eruptions of the skim scrof
ula, headaches, and all diseases arising from impure
blood, at once removed by Dr. Walkers California
Vinegar Bters, the great and infable purifier Of the
blood, and renovator Of the system. 1t has never
been known to fail, provided the patient had not de-
ayed using until the vitality Of his system too
far gone, 4w32
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EcoNoMIcAL NEW FooD.-25 cents will buy pack
age of Sea Moss Farne, made from pure Irish Moss,
which will make so kinds of dishes, such as cakes,
pies puddngs etc, 16 quarts Of custards, jellics
creams, Charlotte Russo, blanc mango, etc. Sold by
all Druggists and Grocers. 1915
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF CLARK PRoUTY.

The undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro,
Commissioners to receive, examine all claims
and demands Of all persons against the Estate OF
Clark Prouy, late Of Marlboro, in said district deceas-
ed, and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto hereby
give notice that will meet for the purposes
Aforesaid at the dwelling house Of Amos and
Dwight Prouty, In Marlboro, on the 2sth day Of
from one O'Clock until four o'clock P. NJ, each OF
said days, and that siI months from the 2lst
day OF June, A. d. 1875, is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors 10 present their claims
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Marlboro this nth day Of July, A. d.
1878.
IRA ADAMS, JR.,
CHARLES A. BALLOU,
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Pyle's Dietetic SaIcrntus.-Universally &C
knowedged the best in use. Each pound bears the
name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without.