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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-05-04

Sfor MAT corcu.-No pulmonary disease,
however chronic, can resist the healing influence
Of DR.. Morris syrup # Tar, Wild Cherry and
llorehound. A. remedy Tor Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, and preventive of Consump-
ticn, it has No oqunl Acts like charm in
hoarseness and sore throat. Clears and strength
ems the voice of speakers and singers. Relieves
GROUP in few minutes, and takes away all tho
distress of NuoorISG curcn. Contains no opium,
or other dangerous drug. aud is pleasant to take.
DR.. W. NJ. DAY, sole agent for Middlebury. Call
and get trial bottle for 10 cents; full size, 81.
Wells, Richardson, a c., Burlington wholesale
agents. 43yl
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NOTICES..

New goods on hand constantly al
Sheldon & Co.'s.
New and nobby styles OF mems shoes
at T. M. Chapman e. Cos.
Addition to our stock of ladies,
shoes every day a: II. M. Chapman 4
Cos.
Advertised letters w. A. Doud,
T. w. Clark, Peter Bower, Mrs. Phebe
G. Scribner, Mrs Euzibcl Gotier.
FARMERS HEAR. On and after May
10 the highest cash price will be paid at
Sheldon l. Co.'S for prime butter.
U. d. Twitchel will pay 90 to %
cents for new unwashed wool, at his wool
room in Middlebury, on Fridays, aud in
Vergennes Cd Saturdays. If
Go to w. w. Swiney's-the old
door factory of Swincy & Burrows-for
all kinds of pine lumber, lath mouldings
and all sorts of jobbing. For further
particulars see card next week.
"A few very fine Yellow Danver :
onion seed for sale. Also, Vicks' flower
and vegetable seeds sent for daily.
70 cts pays for 81 10 seeds Leave
orders ut post Office. +, L. SMITH.
just opened this day large assert.
ment MarseiIles quilts, prices from one
TO six dollars. Also. table linens, nap.
kins, linen diapers, &c Call and cx.
anime, at Clays. May ! 1875
Case K Rider have fine selected
stock of every thing usually kept by drug.
gists, including pure drugs, paints, medi-
cines, toilet and fancy goods. brushes,
paints, oils, varnishes, window glass, &c,
all OF which will be sold at the lowest
possible price.
ATTENTION COMRADES There will be
meeting Of Warner Post No. IL, &. A.
r., ut Tupper's Hall, in Fast Middlebury,
gu Wednesday evening May 8, and at
the Armory, in Middlebury, on Thurs.
day evening, May 6, to take into consid.
GRAFTON ana make the necessary arrange
ments for Decoration day.
ID. MARTIN Com'd'r.
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EAST MIDDLEBTRH.

George w. Hewitt has bought John
Groves farm for $4,000.
Several Fast Middlcbury items
stand over till next week for lack of
space.
Louis Sessions, Jr., started Satur
day for the Boston market with thirty
five horses. They were all bought in this
vicinity and are good lot.
The following officers Of Cold Spring
Lodge No, "a l o. of G. T. we're duly
installed by i. d. Albert A. Boardman,
for the ensuing quarter May l, 1875 !:
W. 9. t., j. j. Manney W. V. T.. Miss
Ida j. Smith; w. s., Frank G. Part.
ridge; W. Il. s., Mrs Alma Lee (; w.
t., Austin Peck; W. c., Miss Clara
Dewey; w. NJ, Cyrus Bump; W. l. G.,
Mrs. Gertrude Powell w. o. G., Abner
X. Olmsted w. A. s., Miss Harriet f.
Damon w. ID. NJ, Miss Florence j.
Sumner W. r. II. s, Mrs. l., Enos !;
W. l.. II, s., Mrs. A. Farr; p. W. G. r.,
r. A. Damon John Judge, chorister /;
"iss ~. hoss, organist. N
Mary Jane Champlio, wife of
Alonzo Boardman, was born in Middle.
bury. June 10. 1911, died in Salisbury,
March 30, 1875. At the age fourteen
years she embraced the Saviour and for
fifty years has been member of the
M. Il. Church. She was o beloved sister
of Rev. A. Champln, (deceased) of the
Troy Conference, and the last member OF
her family. She had kind heart and
was sympathizing with the poor and
needy, an obliging neighbor and friend,
ever ready to administer to their wants
Her church was always remembered by
her and her prayers and means were lent
to the Lord for its support. She is missed
in her kind work, in her family, by her
husband, who is left alone in his affliction
to mourn his irreparable loss. She was
an aflectionate companion and very much
attached to her home surroundings Sic
has left good home on earth for one in
heaven,a and is not, for God has taken her.
Our loss is her gain. In her death the
church and community have lost valu-
able member "And thou shalt be missed
because thy scat will be vacant "
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$50, the sum already collected, but also
to pay S120 as compensation for the loss
and damage inflicted by withdrawal Of
the machine. We should be glad if this
decision could be made precedent in the
matter. But the women who buy pianos
or machines in this way, or who run on
Saturday nights week after week with a
portion of their husbands hardly earned
wages to pay in for piece Of iuery for
themselves oc the baby, only TO lose it
and money both, are not likely to know
anything about legal decisions. The
trade goes on briskly in all the largo cit
les in fact it rivals 10 extent legiti.
mate business in certain classes, and hard
working women, or the idle wives of hard
working men, are the victims. 1t would
be well if any Injunction could be put on
their credulity and convince them that
neither sewing machine agents nor shop.
keepers carry on trade from philanthropic
motives, and that the instalments Or any
other system recommended by them is
urged not because it helps to feed the
hungry or clothe the naked, but because
it is profitable. We should be glad, too,
if the large manufacturers of sewing ma.
chimes or pianos could prove, as in the
present instance, that they were not gull
,y in the matter, and restrain agents and
sub.agents from giving the authority of
their names to questionable transactions.
-Tribnne.
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Our friends in the mtple ,ugar bus
mess think Of adjourning
-Wo learn that Rev. ID. i. Brooks
is to remain as pastor Of the NJ Il. socie.
ty another year.
Deputy Sheriff Clark has served
about fifty writs in the past five or six
weeks. Auction sales very plenty.
james Coughlin, of South Lincoln
has commenced manufacturing butter
tubs this spring. Samples look well.
Potatoes arc very plenty; prices
forty to forty .five cents per bushel. o
b. Hanks and Dunshee Il Hill, of Bris.
toll, are loading cars for shipment from
New Haven.
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TERGENNES.

More about The water question at
the adjourned city meeting tomorrow
evening
-Briter from 20 to % in the Yer
geunes market Last Tuesday S493 lbs,
butter were shipped from this station.
The steamer Curlew is being put in
order for her seasons work on Otter
Greek. Her machinery will soon be in
readiness for service. and with her new
coat of paint she will look as bright al a
new button.
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OR WILL.

james Coukey has made eight hun
drcd pounds OF sugar from three hundred
trees.
Orwell Grange, 2. Of H., is in a
healthy condition. They are not making
rapid growth, owing partly to the season
OF the year and partly to the lack of
accommodations. They hope soon to
move TO motc spacious quarters.
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SHOREHAM.

John Stokes has bought part Of
the IIoratio Birchard farm.
The sugar season is closed. There
has been but little made in town this
spring.
--Bnt four candidates appeared for
examination at the public examination
of teachers. on Thursday last.
The Shoreham cheese factory com.
menced the season on Monday last. Mr..
R. G. Cook is in charge again, as in
years past
Farmers are improving the present
fine wealth er. 4 large amount Of grain
has been sOwn already, notwithstanding
tho many patches of snow still to be
seen
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Disastrous Fire in Oshkosh

A most disastrous fire, famed by one
of those fierce western prairie winds,
visited the city Of Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
on Wednesday afternoon, and swept the
most valuable half OF it away, with over
one million dollars worth Of property, out
of existence. The fire commenced about
l O'Clock in the afternoon, in Morgan Il
Brothers saw MILL on the north bank of
the river, and from that communicated
to q dozen other saw mills in the i'm.
mediate neighborhood, which, with mil
lions Of feet Of lumber piled up in the
yard, were soon in one roaring blaze.
Famed by the fierce wind which prevail.
ed, the flames then spread to the main
streets of the city, and block after block
fell prey to the devouring element, till
the entire business and much OF the living
portion Of the city was consumed. The
engines were of no avail gainst the rapid
spread OF the flames, and several times
had to be abandoned. The best one was
caught by the fire, in fact, and was burned
up The burnt district is one and hall
miles long by half mile wide Among
the blocks destroyed are beth the tele.
graph and all the newspaper Offices, all
the banks, all the hotels but one, includ-
ing the Bcckwith House, also Ilardipg's
opera house, post Office, lniversalis'
church, nearly every store and some 81
the finest esidcnces in the city Three
lives are reported lost, and hundreds o.
persons ale homeless. 70 add to the hor
rors of the sceue the city was practically
in the hands Of the mob, that night
though TN extra police force was on duty
The loss will reach fully one million o.
dollars, it is thought, but it is difficult Il
make any estimate.
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BRISTOL.

DR.. Prime is still anxious to find a
successor. as he wishes to remove to Ohio.
Frank Wilson, lately bund teacher
in Bristol Is al present II New Castle,
Indiana.
Mrs. Manum will do the fashionable
for the Bristol ladies', in the millinery
line, from rooms just fitted ny in Man
um's building.
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We have a literary communication,
which we are unable to uso because the
author has pcglcctcd to send mis- name
and address.
II. NJ. Chapman, Esq has purchased
the Ticknor residence ION the flights. "
for his own use. All of which means
something, OF course.
HE wont run with me" is the title OF
an elegant photograph roS on exhibition
at Styles gallery. 1t takes the shine of
from Buckskin completely.
The Addison Association of Congre.
gatioDa ministers held their regular
quarterly session at the residence of Rev.
DR.. Kitchel in this village last Tuesday
In the absence OF the pastor } l..
Barker conducted the services ut the Nj.
K. church by appropriate readings. The
new pastor may be expected next Sab.
bath.
Report oil attendance in Graded
School for past week High School, 81
Grammar, 80; Intermediate, 80; Sd
Primary, SO % Primary. ST LIST Pri.
mary, 80.
The teacher Of the grammar school
feels prosecuted and likewise disguised,
because in the report Of attendance last
week, we made the percentage &c, instead
OF SO as it should have been.
The trees ordered through A. Chap.
man have arrived and he requests all who
have SO ordered to call soou and get them.
Those who have not ordered would dc
well to do 80 at once, as the supply is
small.
The lecture course. known as the
Graded School course, closed last evening
with lecture, by Prof, H. NJ, Seely, on
Sermons 10 Stones" 1t was a free lee.
ture. very interesting and was largely at.
tended.
Messrs. Beckwith 4 Go have purchas
ed the stock of goods in the boot and
shoe store lately owned by n. p. Bar
bour, on Merchants Row. The business
will be continued as department" o
Beckwith \ Co, q establishment.
The aliddlebury Ladies Christian
Temperance Union observed the temper
anoe fast day last Friday by holding
meeting at the Methodist Church. Som,
very interesting discussions were had,
visiting committee reported and consider
able enthusiasm for the cause was mani
tested.
The fifth annual exhibition Of tn,
Adelphi society will be given on Frida,
eve, May IA. at the Graded School Hall
The exercises will consist OF dram
The Last Loaf" dialogue, tableau, dec
lamation, and music. Admission % cts
Reserved seats 80 cts. Doors open a
6:45. Exercises to commence at 7:30.
Twenty six persons united with tn
Congregational church, last Sunday
twenty three On profession of faith 40,
three by letter 1t was au occasion @
unusual interest aud the hearts of Chris
iains we're greatly rejoiced A very in
teresting feature Of the occasion was tn
public oopsecration to God OF Who'll
family-father, mother aud two daugh
ters
The officers aud members of LAX
Dunmors Lodge | D. of O. +. celebrai
the fifty sixth anniversary Of the establish
ment of the order, on Monday evening
April 20, by supper gotten up by Isaa
Go'd5ow. in the Buttolph bulldog A
the brothers present say tina, the suppe
was excellent, aud they had good tim,
but are mum when questioned about tn
toasts and speeches offered 90 the occs
sion.
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FERRISBURGU.

Daniel Toner, section man, was
thrown from hand car between Char
lotte and North Fcrrisburgh, Thursday,
and injured so badly that his recovery is
doubtful. 1t seems that Toner was run.
ming The car alone, and while shifting
from one crank to the other was struck
and thrown off. the car running over him
and then leaving the rails. Mr. Agen,
the boss Of the section. who was on the
car a. the time. was also somewhat in.
jured.
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CORN IfALL..

A wedding party in this town, one
evening last week, at which some seven
or eight first-class French couples were
in attendance, forgot the nllimportant
fact that the bride and groom must be
tired and sleepy. So they kept on dan
cling and joking, and insisting upon the
groom's dancing, until daylight did ap.
pear All Of which was very cruel
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EcoNoMIcAL NEW Foods cents will
buy package Of Sea Moss Farine, made
from pure Irish Moss, which will make
so kinds Of dishes, such as cakes, pies,
buildings, ETC., or lG quarts of custards,
jellics, creams, Charlotte Russo, blanc
mango, etc. Sold by all Druggists and
Grocers. 4y1
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COUNTY NEWS.
STARKSBORO.

-Rev. Oren Gregg, presiding eldei
of the Burlington district for the past
four years, has been assigned to the
Starksboro church for the next year. Mr.
Gregg has won host Of friends in Addi
son county and throughout the district
during his service a. presiding elder
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Sickness prevails everywhere and everybody
complains cf some disease during their life.
When sick, the object is to get well; now we say
plainly that no person in this world that Is suf-
iering from Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its
effects, such as Indigestion, Costiveness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart burn, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Depressed Spirits Bliousness.
&c, can take GREENs ArGusT FLOWER without
getting relief and cure. If you doubt this, go to
your druggist, Case 4 Rider and get II sample
bottle for ten cents and try it. Regular size a.
cents. Two doses will relieve YOU dec20-ly
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MARRIED.

In Middlebury, April 20. by Rev. p. Cunning
ham, Henry Vanclitt, of Cornwall, and MissICarri'
Goodrow, Of New Haven.
in keokuk. Iowa, April 20, by Rev. W. O.
Craig, Mr.. Edward Chapman to Miss Matte
Lloyd.
In Castleton, April %, by Rev. VIM. L. Hines
Mr. William Cavanaugh and Miss Helen Eaton
both of West Rutland.
In Bethel, April Is, by Rev. S. A. Parker, Mr.
f. w. Wright and Miss Sarah Smith, both o.
Bethel.
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The Khedive of Egypt has succeeded
in annexing Dar.our as well as Soudan
to his dominions The late Sultan's FAM
lily have all given in their submission
Lines of magnetic telegraph have been
established to facilitate the government
Of the country.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
Closed mail from N. York 4 Boston 20 A. NJ
Way mail from north 1918 A. M
Way mail from south, east west, AS p. M
From Rpton, Granville, Hancock,
East Middlebury, Cornwall, West
Cornwall and Bridport $3.50 A. M
WALLS CLOSE.
Going south, east and west GAO A. NJ
Going north. also west and south, be-
You'd Rutland via Burlington, 500 p. NJ
Closed mail for Boston and York. 200 p. NJ
Meils for Ripton, Granville, Han
cock, East Middlebury, Cornwall,
West Cornwall and Bridport $50 P. NJ
A. S. TRACY. p. NJ. I
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NNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
~ DOLLARS will pay total expenses of board,
tuition and stationery for Three Month ; iu'i
commercial course at the Troy Business College.
The present is a favorable time to enter, as the
College is less crowded now than during the win
ter No vacation in summer months, and no ex-
animation on entering. For catalogue giving
full information, address, JNo. r. CARMEL. l
AZ Principal, Troy, n.
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DIED.

In Middlebury, May 3, Mrs. Clara p, wife of
Mr.. +. A. Leland, aged AZ years.
years.
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nor SALE

TOR SALE.
Il House and Lot on South street, adoin-
ing the lot of j. Davenport. The house is nearly
new, one and one-half stories high, is in tip-top
condition, has good cellar, and is little dis
tance back from the road The lot contains about
three-fourths of an acre, has on it we'll, els
torn, woodshed and henncry. Price reasonable
and terms easy. Inquire of
l.. Z. KNAPP.
Middebury, Vt. 7-Gw
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Field and Garden Seeds. in
quantities to suit.
Timothy Seed.
Red Top Seed,
Fowl Meadow Seed,
Ken. Blue Grass do,
Orchard Grass do,
Hungarian Grass do,
Large and Medium Glover,
White Dutch do.
Alsike do,
Lucerne do,
Canada Field Peas,
Little Gem do,
McLean's Advance do,
Dwarf Strawberry do,
Carriers First Crop do,
Phila. Market do,
Champion of England do,
Blk. Eyd. Marrowfat do,
White do do,
Daniel O'Rourke do,
Early Egyptian and Lane Beet,
English and Swede Turnip.
Long and Short Horn Carrot,
Hubbard Squash,
Yellow Danvers Onion,
And q full assortment Of
Garden and Flower Seeds, at
| E. VALLETTE & cos.
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Troy Conference.

The annual session of the Troy Confer.
ence Of :he Methodist Episcopal Church
at Glens Falls, N, Y, closed on Tuesday
after pleasant and profitable session
The appointments so far as will be o.
especial interest to our readers are az
follows:
BURLINGTON DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, Il. Watson, formerly
Presiding Elder Of Saratoga District
Winooski, j. &. Perkins Shelburn. q
r. Hawley Panton, G. A. Stevens
Bridport, b. Cox Fairhaven, G. NJ
Clark; poultney, G. G. Morehouse
Pswlet, G. G. Gilbert; Dorset, Joe
Martin Dandy, NJ. r. France Rutland
}. w. Eaton Whiting, j. l.. Slason
Woybridge, &. W. S. Porter; Middle
bury, S Washburn; Starksboro. o.
Gregg Monkton, G. S. Gold Hines
burgh, N. A. Veeder Pittsford w. W.
Foster, Jr.; West Salisbury and East
Middebury, p. Marshall ; Leicester, Il.
Pickett Bristol S. Gardner Vergennes
A. Heath North Ferrisburgh and
Charlotte, Nj. Il. Bell West Addison
Robert j. Davies Lincoln, d. f
Brooks. A few other appointments il
which Addison county people will be in
terested: Rev. d. w. Dayton returns
to Hudson Avenue, Albany, the third
year Rev. A. i. Bailey returns to Con-
gress street, Troy Rev. II. G. Farral
returns for the third year to NORTH
Adams Rev. T. c. Potter returns to rs
perance. n. v; Il. i. Lawrence. Nortl
Granville W. ii. Meeker, Cohoes, NY
PLATTsBURGH DISTRICT.
Beekmanton, ii. Vandusen Mooers
j. j. Nee; keesevile, w. II. Poson
Ticonderoga, S. w. Edgerton Nortl
Elba, A. o. Spoor bennington, II, W
Socum.
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NOW READY,

Ms. |, 2, 3. 4, and Peters Household Meo
dies. Price so cents each. Every number con
tains from TO- New Songs, Choruses. etc., b,
the best writers.
Nos. l, ?, ). 4, and Peters Parlor Music.
Price so cents each. Every number contains sew
eral select pieces by kinkel Paeher Becht, etc
Nos. to Ii La Creme dc la Creme. Prices 81
cents each. Every number contains at least :.
worth of classic and select Piano Music.
Any of the above mailed, post paid on receipt o.
the marked price.
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MARKETS.
Middlebury Retail Market
Watertown 1--we stock Market.

FoR THE WEEK Ending APRIL u, 1875.
Market Beef-A few choice 1851; extra
l0.0Oal0.50; first quality s.50a9.5O; second quail.
ity G.j0aS.O0 third quality ) .25aG00.
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen per pair
from 500, $50, 175a240.
Mich Cows and Calves from S3jaG3; extra Goa
80. Farrow Cows S20a40.
Yearlings Sl0a2O; two years old lsa3O; three
years old 2Sa45.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots 1925, $50, 400
each extra $4.2ja7.5O per head, or from go
aS19c per Id lambs, Sa9c per ID.
Veal Calves-Si 50as.00.
Hides, Tallow and Skins-Brighton Hides
sas l-2c per lb Country Hides, I l-2c per
lb. Brighton Tallow l-2aGc per ID; Country
Talow, ja5 1-2c.
Pelts Sl.75, 2.25 each. CalfSkins l4al5c Ter To-
REMARKS.
Catte-Many Of the western steers, it is claim.
ed, cost so high that SC live weight would not
more than let the owners out, counting cost Of
transportation, &C. but we heard of none selling
at high rate. There is speaking within
bounds, &c live weight decline. The trade is
very moderate. A COW brought in by William II
Bardwel, and fatted by Elijah Bardwell of Hat.
field, Mass, was quito an attraction at market
Weighing before started for market 2400 lbs. D
DeWolf sold 2 oxen that weighed 2S60 lbs, al
&c live. Aldrich 4 johnson sold oxen from 81
10 lOt2c pr 10 " W. Is low sOld steers anu oxen
at &c pr lb d W, to dress 700 lbs. | b Sargent
sold small medium grade at &c pr Id d W. + +
Alden sold oxen at 10 and l0lac pr ID ID W, to
dress 1875 lbs each.
Sheep-The best focks noticed sold at SIC
The market is less firm, and something like IA
of from last weeks quotations. d A DeWo
sold &c sheep that footed up $3.50 lbs at Il &c.
W Taylor had handsome flock of IS head, fec
by NJ Atwood of Charestown, Nj weighed 7l5(
lbs, at SIC, a very likely lot
Poultry-Not large quantity of live poultry
in market. One lot by Aldrich johnson at l6'
pr lb; ordinary grades at l5c pr lb.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
~ A copartnership has this day been formed
under the style and name Of 7. NJ. CHAPMAN
4 CO.. TO succeed in the business of general
country merchandise Chapman Bros, ut the old
stand in Stewart Block. We shall try and keep
a fine stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, Gents Furnishing floods. and Crockery.
Our terms, cash; our motto, not to he undersold.
We will pay the highest market price in cash
always for Eggs and Butter
t. NJ. CHAPMAN,
JOHN f. FLINT.
=. FLETCHER CHAPMAN
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Crane Vines,
Tor SALE.

LOR SALE.
l. The Selleck house on Main Street south of
Mrs. Tilden's, The location is central and beau
tiful The house is one and half stories high,
has eight rooms and pantry, good cellar and
cistern. The lot has about ifty-fye feet front
The place will be sold at reasonable price, and
will be rented until sold subject to vacancy on
sale Inquire of l.. Z. KSApP.
MddebYry, Vt. Awe
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PATIENTS!

Persons having inventions which
they wish to lave patented, or desiring
information from the Patent Office,
should consult +. A. lehman, So
licitor Of American and Foreign Pa
tents, Washington, d. c.
lie makes no charge unless he secures you a
Patent. Send for a Circular. 7-9m
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Il. PETERS, slS Broadway, n, Y.
p, o. Box 5i29,