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District Convention.

The Republicans OF the first congress.
sional district Of Vermont met in conven.
ton at Rutland Oh Thursday afternoon
for the purpose Of nominating candidate
for member of Congress and a candidate
for presidential elector. The meeting
was called to order by Mr.. Muuson of the
district committee. who also read the roll
Of delegates. A large proportion oil he
towns we're represented and tae best of
of feeling prevailed. Tho district CON
mittee nominated Hon. f.. p. Walton Of
Montpelier for temporary chairman and
he was elected. Ohauncy X Williams
Of Rutland was chosen secretary. On
motion of Mr.. Tuttle, the temporary or.
ganization was made the permanent OPP.
gaDization.
The time having arrived for nomina.
tions for candidate for member of Con.
gress, Hon. George Nichols Of North.
field presented the name Of
CHARLES Fl. JOYCE, of Rutland,
and ae was unanimously re.nominated by
reclamation. Hon. George W. Grandey
OF Vergcunes presented for nomination to
to the Office Of presidential elector the
name of
HENRY n. SOLLACE, OF Bridport,
and no other name being presented the
vote was taken by reclamation and he
was unanimously put in nomination.
The following were elected District
committee for the two years next ensuing {:
l.. Bart Cross, Montpelier John G.
Mccullough, Bennington George +.
Lawrence, Rutland Norman J Allen,
Ferrisburgb.
The Bristol band furnished music, and
very interesting addresses were given by
Prof. John Nj. Langstou Of Washington,
Hon. F. f. Woodbridge of Vergennes.
Hon. L. 2 Poland of st. Johnsbury.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

y The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the district of Al
Olson, commissioners. to receive, examine snd al
just all claims an demands of all persons agains
the estate of Calvin T.Houghton, late Of Bridpor,
in said district, deceased and also all claims ami
demands exhibited in offset thereto; hereby gave
notice that we will meet for the purposes afore
said, at the dwelling house Of the late deceased
on the 81 day Of September. and 10th day OF
December Lext, from | o'clock, P. NJ. until 4
o'clock, 4. NJ, each of said days. and That six
months from the llth day of July D. 1876 is Ia,
time limited by said court for said creditors 10
present their claims 10 rs for examination ana
allowance.
Dated at Bridport this 18th day Of July. A. II
1876. l.
MARs ia SMITH, cOmm'r.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Y, The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon Probate Court for the district of Al
Olson, commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all person
against the estate of Elvira Russell, late of Shore
ham. in said district, deceased, and all claim
exhibited in Offset thereto hereby give notice tAA
We will meet for the purposes aforesaid, at tbs
dwelling house of said deceased on goth day ot
August and the 10th day of November next. frou
o'clock, until O'Clock. P y, each Of said day.
and that six months from the 9Th day of July. A
d 1876 is the time limited by said Court for sail
creditors to present their claims to us for examin
alton and allowance.
Dated at Shorcham, this Ii day Of July 4 10
II c. v. JONES, comm''.
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Salem Lead Company

Warrented PURE WHITE LEAD.
Well known throughout New England as The
WHITEST, FINEST and BEST.
LEAD TAPE, IS in. wide, on reels isr
Curtain Sticks.
LEAD RIBBON, from IL to 3 inshos
wide, on reels for Builders.
LEAD PIPE, Of any size or thickness.
Atlowest market prices for goods ofequal qual
ity. FRANCIS BROWN, TREAspRER,
Inc Salem, Mas
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First W. District Nominations.
ron ELEcToR,
HENRY N. SOLLACE, of Bridport.
PoR MEMBER or CONGRESS-,
CHARLES II. JOYCE, Of Rutland.

Republican County Nominations.
FOR SENATORS,
EDWARD SEYMOUR. vergennes.
LOYAL D. ELDREDGE, Middlebury
ASSISTANT JUDGES,
ROYAL D. HEDDEN, Salisbury.
DANIEL II. SARGENT. Lincoln.
STATES ATTORNEY,
GEORGE R. CHAPMAN, vergennes.
SHERIFF.
ISAAC Bf. TRIP, Middebury.
HIGH BA1LIFF,
EDWARD GORHAM, Addison.
IupdE OF PRoBATE---ADDIsoN DISTRICT,
SAMUEL II. COOKE, Middlebury.
JFpaE OF PRoBATR--SEw HAVEN DISTRICT,
4 JOHN D. SMITH, vergsnnes.
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gfgal 1ntitft
IlANKRupTCY NOTICE

- This is to give notice that on the I'd day
of August A. D. 1876, a warrant In bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of George Rockw ,od
OF Bristol in the county Of Addison and state Of
Vermont, who has been adjudged bankrupt on
his own petition; that the payment Of any debts
and delivery Of any property belonging to said
bankrupt, to him, or for his USE and the transfer
OF any property by him are forbidden by law
that meeting Of the creditors of said bankrupt
to prove their debts, and to choose one or more
assignees Of his estate, will be held at court Of
bankruptcy, to be holden at the Bristol House, Ia
Bristol, in the county Of Addison, and state Of
Vermont before L. L. Lawrence. Esq. Register,
on the 18th day Of August A d 1876, at 10 o'clock
NJ THOMAS FAILEY,
Drpay United States Morslai, as M,ss,nger.
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ENTRAL VT RAILROAD,
RUTLAND DIVISION.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

TRAINS MoviNG SoufH-Mail leaves Burlin.
ton a, $40 N; Vergennes 9:i0 Miiilebun
a:i2; Leicester juno. ~: 03; Brandon 1870; ut.
ri,es in luiland at ii Leaves Rutland at -:
10 p IN; Ludlow l:22: Chester lisa; arrives in
Bellows alls at 2;25 pm.
Express leaves Burlington 80 pm. Vergenns-
10, Middlebnry 90, arrives at Leicester Junr
ton IS.
Passenger leaves Burlington at 3 90 p III: We.
gennes 3 rs; Middlebury 4:3T; Leicester jun
is; Brandon 5;35; arrives at Rutland VI Ca
Night Express-Leaves Burlington at 80 F.
m; yergennes s:li Middlebury s;i4 Leice.,ei
June 9;l0; Brandon 9;20; arrives in Rutland ~
9:jj.
MoylNG NoRIH-Night express leaves Ruilsui
LOO IN; Brandon 300; Leicester juno. 2.ln.
Middlebury 2:is Vergennes 3;2j; arrive ia
Burlington at i:91.
Mixed leaves Rutland 6 100 m Brandon T.,
Leicester June. SIS; Middlehury $50; Nergr,
mes l0:i0: arrives at Burlington 1905.
Express leaves Leicester Junction 10 L. Ia
Middlebury 10 10. Vergennes II IL, arrive e..
Burlington IL ppm,
Mail--Leaves Bellows Falls at II 30 a liz .
Chester 1928 IN; ludlow 1925: Rutland IL,
Brandon 40: Leicester juno. 2 sc; Middleton,
3;22; Vergennes $50; arrives in Burlington al
4:45.
Express leaves Rutland l:3l m; Brandon
500: Leicester June. sis; Middleburs .
vergennes d;01; arrives at Burlington ga
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

i Notice Is hereby given that an application
will be made to the Legislature Of Vermont at
their next session, to be holden In October, A D,
1870. for a remap Of the state or a part thereof,
the alterlti Of the boundary lines Of some or
all the counties as now constituted the creation
CT new county OF counties and the establishment
upon the main lines Of rail roads Of all or any Of
the county seats on the east side Of the state
which are now located away from said main lines
Of railroads. lsw3
july 49, 1876.
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AZ Among the exciting themes of
gossip at the "bub" during the week has
been Rev. Forger Winslow's special plea
of innocence aud suffering 1t is dated
at London, June 80, and has been written
since his release from prison. 1t is in the
form of an autobiography. aud is a really
interesting document with truth enough
in it to make his falsehoods plausible.
From that autobiography we learn that
he WAS q proper child, model youth, a
man Of the most exalted worth and char.
acter with wealth OF intellect to which
very few can lay claim. Brave, generous,
honorable, upright and conscientious, he
scarcely made the ordinary mistakes OF
human irailty until being the victim Of
circumstances he was driven 10 it by his
desire TO save his friends aud the few
little errors he does acknowledge 10 have
committed we're fsilings leaning to
virtues side" This is the gist of the
whole document The rumor that he was
to make a statement created something Of
a sensation. 1t was expected that start.
ling revelations involving others would be
made But his revelations were only in.
situations that some parties were taking
selfish advantage Of the situation to make
him the scapeeoal for their OVID sins. |,
is probably true, as be complsius that
there have been misrepreseu 4iions and
exsggerations, but he does not ~ all re-
lieve himself Of the iguominy Of the greal
crime ot whieh he lie charged Aud ever
his clains of previous personal integrity
and high sense Of honor must Of necessity
be received with more than grain O
allowance The fall ha, been from TOT
great high, to permit ehsIiistls jq5g
ueui.
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A writer in one of our standard medi.
cal journals says ii was cured Of
dropsy in one month by using HInf,
Remedy" All diseases OF the kidneys,
bladder and urinary organs are cured by
Hunfs Remedy.
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FoR rHF WEEK EsDIso Auousr l, 1876.
Market Beef--A few choice S7.50a7.7j extra 90
a7.37Js; first quality 6.50aG.75; second quality
5.50aG.0O; third quality .O0a5.25
Prices of Store cattle-WOrklng Oxen per pair
from 500, $50, l75a230.
Milch Cows and Calves from s3OaCO; extra G3a
90.
Yearlings slOa?2; two years old lsa;2i three
years old 2sa40.
Fat swine, live =. to ~, dressed slls "a.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 so. 200, $50, ..
each extra 50 Ooai 80 PER head, or from sa5c
per Id.
Veal Calves s5.OOas7.5O.
Hides, Tallow and Skius-Brlghton Hides
per III: Country Hides, b11ahs4c per
Id. Brighton Tallow 5siaG per III; Country
Tallow, bhajE.
Shesred pelis 25c each. CalfSkins loal lie per ID
eENARAs.
Catlle-We ind this week large run OF cat
tie, figuring 2,l27 head at this market, mostly
from the West. but a few CRASHED cattle from
the North just beginning to start from that source
number, but the bids run shade OF from last
Tuesdays rates, equal to strong l-Sc per ID.
Many butchers calculate to buy at Brighton IN.
less purchasing here at the decline, which brings
owners to terms In many instances. Hathaway
Swift sold so steers. average 400 lbs, at IS IS
7 steers to Wentworth, average 1900 lbs, at sc;
c ST GERS at 4s4c. Leavitt Son sold steers to
Mr. Newell, 1856 lbs, at SIC; Ia steers to Mr.
Coward at 90; steers lo, lis lbs. at 65lc; 10
steers to NJ Reich, IL ,635 lbs, at IS 80. NJ I
shaokett sold steers, average 1900 lbs, at 4Ac;
2 heifers, average $50 lbs, at 10.
Sheep and lambs-Rseelpts Ass head for the
week from the north. The market, as far as
prices are concerned, is weak, but they worked
OF the aocks with fair life at the decline Of near
ly re per lb. Gao Sac on lambs and 4a5' 80 on
sheep seems to be the way the aoeks were sold
I D Sargent sold So lambG, and II cid sheep In
the lot. at 5I1c, average sc lbs 0 Kimball sold
l04 lambs, average SO lbs, at csc. Fisher
sold l02 lambs, average 90 lbs, at sac; %
sheep, 2G20 lbs. at Sc. J o sanborn sold 100
lambs, GG40 lbs, at 6 5-sc. A Turner sold 81
sheep, average "a lbs, at6c
Poultry-A few odd lots were sold. Turkeys q
drug; lots sold at l2lIe that were mixed.
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E- The Belknap impeachment trial
closed, on Tuesday, with the acquittal of
the ex.secretary on the ground of want Of
jurisdiction. Upon the first article of i'm.
parchment IS senators voted guilty, 25
not guilty, for want Of jurisdiction, Those
who voted guilty we're Messrs Bayard,
Booth, Cameron Of Penn, Uockrell.
Cooper, Davis, Dawes. Dennis, Edmunds,
Gordon, Hamilton, Harvey, Hitchcock,
Kelley. Herman, Key. McCreery, Nc
Donald. Merrimon, Mitchell Morrill,
Norwood, Oglesby, Randolph, Rstsom,
Robertson, Sargent, Salisbury, Stevenson,
Thurman, Wadleigh. Wallace, Whyte and
Withers Those who voted in the mega.
tive We're Messrs. Allison. Anthony, Bout.
well, Bruce, Cameron of Wisconsin.
Christiancy. Conkling, Conover, Cragin,
Dorsey. Eaton, Ferry, Frelinghuysen.
Hamlin, Howe, Ingalls,. Jones of Nevada.
Logan, Mcmillan, Paddock. Patterson,
Spencer, West, Window and Wright.
Mr.. Jones Of Florida declined to vote
on the ground that the senate had no
jurisdiction. 1t requires a two.thirds
vote to impeach an Office and the requis.
lite two-thirds not voting guilty. Mr.. Bel.
KNAPP was acquitted, and goes forth free
and respectable man in society and may
be returned to the United States Senate,
as was President johnson
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A we'll executed counterfeit of the new
silver dime has made it's appearance.
The figure OF the goddess of liberty, as
we'll as the lettering and the foliage on the
reverse side,. are exact fac.similes Of
those on the genuine coin. On close ex.
animation. however, the counterfeit can
easily be distinguished, as the metal is
OF the class of nickel used in the old three
aud five cent pieces. and the coin has not
the true and we'll Known jingle cf silver.
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DIED.

In Bristol, July %, MIS- Julia Blos- wife Of
John 7. Bloss. aged 3 years
Ia Parishville, 81. Lawrence Co., y T., GU
Tuesday, July 25, very suddenly, Dea deorge A.
Flower, in the s7th year Of Ills age. =
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There !. Nc pain which HE Gem
taur Liniments will nri relieve.
10 yelling they will noi .uhdue,
and no iameness they will not
cure. This j. strong langrage
L., "a ..,,o .srh. L... 49,.
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ADDISONRAILRO4N.

Trains moving South-Mixed leaves Tieonasr
oga 80 m; Larrahee's Point s.O5 orwell
$40; Shoreham $50; Whiting 905: arrives Al
Leicester Juno. 9:2j
Exprefs leaves Ticonderoga, 9 90 NJ. Laris
bees Point . %, Orwell 9 a., Shoreham - ."
Whiting So, Leicester Junction 10 O5.
Trains moving North-EKpress leaves Lsce-le
Junction 90 P M, Whiting %, Shorehan . Is.
Orwell &c, Larrabee's Point 2 Is. srri.s al tt
conderoga so.
Mixed leaves Leicester June. 8 20 p m: Whit.
ing 8 As; Shoreham C co. Orwell 6l2; lara
bees Point AZ; arrives at Tconderoga so
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llnced more cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy
sprains, swellngs,' caked breasts, scals. t'rns
sall-rheum. earache, etc upon the human iame,
and Of strains, spavins, gals, etc, upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended RENEE
dies since The world began.
"l.oSDoypxRRY, VI December 30. i>,a
j. d. Rose L Co.
0ENrs:--I have been using the CENT At "a
IMMINENT and it has done me good, and would
not be without it in my house lift cost ten dollars
per bottle. 1t is the greatest medicine that
ever used for Rheumatism.
DAVID ARNOLD"
"AUGrsrA, Nh, April 2j, 1873.
GsNrLEMEN. Il have suffered with Rheumatism
terribly for years. -Four bottles of CENTAUR
EMINENT has cured me. am only too happy
to say So Respectfully
(Captain) THOMAS SMITH"
"EASr BENpoN. kennebec Co., Mp, June II, II.
J. r. ROSE i Co.,
SRs: There is man here that has been lame
for three years; for the last nine months he could
not touch one foot to the floor. lie has been using
CENTAUR IMMINENT; now he has his boots on.
and is about Your Liuimeut will go we'll here.
Iours, IL. NJ. ROBINSON. Postmaster"
White Wrapper for family use. Yellow Wrap
per for animals. Price 30 cents; Large Bottles,
sl.00
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MARRIED.

At the residenc, Of the brides father. Deacon
j. J. Howard, July 81, by Rev. c. I. Chaplin Of
vergennes, Mr.. Henry II. Ross Of Vergennes. and
Miss Retta Gould Howard Of Benson
In Middlebury at the residence OF the brides
father, August g. by the Rev. C. B. Hubert d.
D., Prof. Scion Albee and Miss Ruth X. Parker
all of Midilebnry.
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TAUNDICE and BILLIOUsN ESs

~ Who knows good remedy for these disor-
ders We nre assured ATWO0D'S VEuErABLE.
PHYSICAL, JAUNDIcE BIrTBRs will effect a speedy
cure, They have nsrsy failsd 10 satisfy al rho
hau' nssd them for Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Billions
ness, etc Beware of limitations. The genuine
has private proprietary stamp of John +. Henry
over the cork. Sold by all dealers. Manhattan
Med. Co. proprietors. JOHN F. HENRY, CUR
RAN & CO.. New York, Wholesale Agents s
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TWINK FOR YOURSELF 49, Tbousaul. lie

TWINK FOR YOURSELF Thousands lend
Il miserable lives, suffering from ds spepsin
di'ordered stomach and liver, producing bilious
ness. heartburn, costiveness, Nensness, irregular
appetite low spirits, raising food after eating, and
often ending in fatal attacks Of fever They
Know ruRY ARE SICK, yet get little sympathy.
The nnfailing remedy, which is yearly restoring
thousands. is Da Costa's Radical Cure, sold nv
n. +. RIDER, Sole Agent.
2jc bottle will convince you Of its merits.
Don't delay another hour after reading this, but
60 and get bottle, and your relief l. ~ certain
as You live. viii you do il or will ,.u continue
to suffer Think for yourself,
Professor Parker's Pleasant Wore. syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely palalable No plysic
required. Costs % CITE. Try it. 45-ly
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN The undersigned having been appointed
administrator of the estate Of ". NJ. Day, deeea.-
cd, would give notice to all persons indebted g.
said estate that the books are at the office OF
Stewart Eldredge, where immediate payment 1,
requested. The stock of goods belonging to sali
estate is for sale at reduced prices.
/. NJ. TRIP, Ad1Rinisfraf.r.
Middlebury, July ~, 1876. lsw3
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81 According to careful article

E According to careful article IN
the New York Times, the Democratic
House of Representatives, in reforming
its organization, discharged a total num-
Der of fifty seven men who served in the
Union army during the war, many Of
whom received severe wounds and lost a
limb in the service. Forty.seven ex.
Confederate soldiers were among those
appointed to their places. There we're no
charges of incompetency or dishonesty
against the discharged officials: they
we're dismissed simply to make room for
hungry Democrats The ex .Confederates
who were appointed ara citizens Of the
United States and are entirely eligible,
and might fill the offices satisfactorily.
In the abstract therefore, their appoint
men. is not improper. 1t is only when
we consider the animus displayed that we
find anything to cavil at. In total list
of 1909 officers in the various departments
OF the House, near y one-haf are men
who have been in arms against their
country. One would think that a sense
Of decency would designate such as the
very last ones to turn Union soldiers oul
to make room for. 1t is a sufficiently
clear indication that the Democracy il a
party of disoyalty disloyal to the prin
ciples which have been settled by the war
the principles of freedom and equality
for all men without distinction of lace OF
color. 1t hardly needs Mississippi an
archy, Louisiana terrorism and Hamburg
massacres TO confirm the evide noe giver
by such appointments The South il
waiting in impatient expectation the cleo
ton OF Tilden to give free rein to the
spirit which leads to the'bloody deeds thai
have often shocked the country, and which
the Southern press, the index of public
opinion there, exults over and the Dem
ocratic press of the North palliates ant
excuses. II the people oil the United
States desire such result, Tlden will b.
elected next November.
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THOR SALE

TOR SALE.
IL The house and lot owned aud occupied b
DR.. N. D. Ross in East Mlddlebury. The loi
contains between three and four acres Of land IN
high state Of cultivation. Ssventy-6ys young
and thrifty apple trees, pears, plums and smlll
fruit In abundance for any family. The house
contains ten rooms. all In good repair. Water In
house and barn. Possession given Immediately.
N. d. ROSS
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DAVID ARNOLD

CastOTis is a substitute for Castor Oil. 1t is
as pleasant to take as honey. For wind collie and
aour stomach II is simply wonderful Physicians
recommend it.
east SuLiI,AS, Ma, January 30. 1875.
GENTS: I can get you u certificate OF the regu-
lnr physician here of the goodness ofCASToRIA.
W. B. MIGRATE"
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az The testimony OF Bluiord Wilson,
ex.soicitor Of the treasury before the
whisky committee. is supposed to reveal
the attitude of President Grant toward
Mr.. lris,ow aud his whisky prosecutions.
From these statements it would seem that
the president was ia entire accord and
equally in earnest with the ex.secretary
10 pushing forward the prosecutions until
Babcock was indicted. Then it appeared
be had a season of GOODNESS toward Mr.
Bristow, growing out Of the peculiar state
of things, which may be summed up as
follows; The opposition and independent
papers had been dinning in the presidents
ears their assertions that Bristow was, in
reality, seeking TO attack him. Friends,
or supposed friends, alleged that Solicitor
Wilson had logged him with detectives,
and otherwise endeavored to find oppor.
tunity to ruin him. He believed in Bah.
cocks innocence, aud was almost forced to
believe the prosecution of his private scc-
rotary was only one step toward on attack
upon himself The appointment by the
treasury department of Dyer and Hendor
son, notorious personal enemies of Grant,
to conduct the trials at st. louis, was u
fact that most persons in Grants position
would have regarded as strong corrob
Grafton Of these assertions But that was
as far as he went in any course tending
to discourage the prosecutions. NIessrs
Bristow and Wilson at last convinced
the president Of their sincerity and that
no personal attack upon him was intended
and finally that Baboock was unworthy oil
his confidence, and the pleasant personal
relations were partially restored. az ap.
pears from the language Of Wilson's letter
Of resignation But the facts Of the cast
as here stated will, of course. be distorted
by partisan press aud made the basis o
further misrepresentation against tn,
administration and the republican party
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I o s

T OST.
IL Between Bread Loaf Inn and Ripton liOl
low, about July 81, q black silk umbrella with
dark handle, marked (lnsids) c, f. LognAy
The finder will be suitably rewarded BY rsturliIs
it to Joseph Bntteil.
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NllooItburg Atglstfr.
SATURDAY.. AUGUST .. 1876.
Republican Nominations.

Remvbiicdn National Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT.
RUTHERFORD h. HAYES,
OF ONO.
fOg NiCE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
OF NEW YORK.
Republican State Nominations
roR GOVERNOR,
HORACE FAIRBANKS,
Of st. Johnsbury.
FoR LIEurEsANT-GovERS
REDFIELD PROCTOR,
OF Rutland.
ron TREASURER,
JOHN A. PAGE.
OF Montpelier.
FOR ELECTORS AT LARGE.
JACOB ESTEY, of Brattleboro.
CHAS. f. HOUGHTON, of Bennington