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p.ea 10 rsfH. 1uao sotA Jgsspb n. s.mgaaf,
tFea s ftafs.
peoe ssed was son az the late DcA.
David eimouds, one 81 the earlS settlers
o. PERI lie bad been a resident Of this
town nearly 81 BIS life, and was closely
Identified with ibe social and business
interests % the town, aud especially In
the church oi which he had long been a
member lie was leader in the Sab
bath school work, having been superin-
lcudent of the school fourteen years, and
much Of the time sustaining i mission
school at tie school house near the Green
Mountain house. Always a kind and
o6ligitg neighbor and friend, he Will be
greatly missed 10 the community, aud
much more 10 the home circle, bat has
gone to Join that wider home circle above
where there shall be no more sorrow and
no more parting.
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Heat math amg 8af.as SIC ~ 3aFs q.
,ef ths disappesraaec "a searching tsr u.
Iavtoa, ths Bellows Pals tigkct oaHp
rablssr. ubo broke jaH e. Newfaue, suH.
Jay uigbi oflass week. es,srea Go haako
q Clark Harris, 10 South Warasbora,
early Wednesday morning lie secured
boz Hlte booty aud s0er smashing =
uumhei " windows escaped Weines-
day cysn.ug, when Lewis Bamsrd q
tle sans plzoo, went 70 feed his cattle,
he found the robber sccreted ia The bay
10 the bara A severe tusslo eusuod be-
tween them, bat Barnard aBaliy over
powered he fellow and went Tor assist.
Ance When hc reiurned LAwton had
disappeared.
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STATE ITEMS.

Jleor the firemen's tournament at Bur-
lington, on the Fourth of July, it is pro-
posed to offer prizes aggregating $225-
800 to the first, $40 to second and $50 10
third.
N. O. johnson, Colchester, plead guilty
at the Windsor county court of fifteen
offences under the liquor law and the
fines and costs amounted to $i02.
The formation Of new county from
parts OF Windsor and Windham, and the
removal Of the county seat from Wood
stock, is agitating the public mind.
James Toles, an eight-year old adopt
cd son OF Abner Tolles Of Weathersiield,
after setting several fires, was at last ar
rested for firing the barns of j. W. Gold
smith, but was released on condition that
he return TO bis maternal ancestor in New
York city.
Joseph Hosmer, 81 years of age, has
been committed to Jail for attempting to
burn the West Windsor poor-house. lie
has been helped by the town outside and
was finally sent to the poor-houseo on Sat
urdly but did not like the idea aud threat
ened to make il warm,
A little thirteen months old!boy, son OF
Albert Walker Of Irasburgh, fell from a
rock in the shed on the ground, strikio 9
bis head on a nail. The nail entered the
head near the top Of the ear, breaking
the skull aud penetrating the brain TO the
depth OF an inch and a half, The child
will doubtless recover.
NJ. j. Francisco was severely injured
while driving through Benson on Tues
day Of last week. In passing over abad
place in the highway be was thrown
from bis carriage against board fence
aud the carriage was overturned and fell
upon him. He was rescued aud taken to
bis fathers house and the next day was
brought TO Rutland.
1t ia understood that paper factory is
soon to be erected In Lyndon by the Will
der brothers, who have purchased the
Great Falls privilege together with seven
ty acres OF land The enterprise will re-
quire at the start the investment Of $780,
900 aud from thirty to fifty operatives
will be employed
Two young men named Mundell aud
Moore, the former member Of the Esley
guard, met with ashocking aud probably
fatal accident at Brsltleboro on Saturday
evening. They were returning from a
fishing trip through dark strip Of woods,
when suddenly both walked over prec-
ipice % feet ia height. Some hopes are
entertained 81 Moore's recovery. Both
were highly esteemed.
The oldest son Of George Greeley, Of
Montpelier, sixteen years old. was drown
ed BY falling from log 10 Little river, at
Waterbury, last Saturday. His body
was recovered IL about two hours from a
depth of twelve feet.
I Mrs. Roswell Alger, Of Gouldsvllle, q
lady seventy years of sge, while engaged
( Ia nursing her Eck husband, turned
quickly, fell 10 tie floor, breaking aud
dislocatlug her hip Tie shock to her
system il such tina, che cannot recover.
F The body Of Michael Conan, who wa
drowned week $50 Sunday afternoon
ID attempting 20 cross tbe lover end Of
F MIddlese1 Sarrowg Ia > datbottomed
boai, while fishing, vas foand IN Ladd's
eddy below, about A:s0 l2st Saturday
morning, By Michael Crnaan, who had
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Tlr State convention met Ia Montpel.
Ter, Tuesday, and was organized by the
election Of Judge Poland, chairman, with
a long list o. vice presidents and seoreta.
rics. Judge Poland, on taking the chair,
made speech, giving some account Of
the convention at Cincinnati and the &C.
ton Of the Vermont delegation on that
occasion. Ills speech was good aud clio.
tied frequent applause. After the usual
committees had been appointed, the con-
yention proceeded 10 ballot for candidate
Tor governor, with the following result:
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS, NOIICE-

EsrATE OF TITUS SHELDON Tllr 40.
dsresguea, hkviuN been sppV8iad ~ The Hah
Probate Court fgr the District % Manchester,
OnmmissaauefS - ~ sUiVe, examine and a.itast
al elaine knd demGnas - 81 persons srGinet
The estate - Titus sheldon. laie Of nersst IN
said district, deceAsod. and Al oisims exbihittd
Ia 0sset thrrsta, hereby Kivs NOTES that - I'll
meet iaf ~ purpose sfaress = Al q ~ hstFs
Hotel, VI lsrs-t on Sac s9tE las ~ November
NEXT, from oolaok untI 4 e lagL = Il e. ssi8
day. apd that tik mpAtAe frem he alsi asY 81
May, ID 1876, 10 the time limited / sad couti
f0r sAld creditors 90 present their elstms 10 % 81
eHaminGiien aud allowance.
Dated a. Dorset this sist day u NAY, A ,.
ls7G
O., FARWEIL. -,
aW CHAs BALDWIN. NN'H'
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Bfistow has resigned the secretary
ship o. the Treasury and Senator Nor.
rll Of Maine has been appointed Ia his
place. Bnstpw had come 10 the deter
mination to resign before the Cincin.
natl Convention on account Of the state
81 his private business. The appoint
mont Of Senator Morrill, is good one.
II Is ramored that he will appoint Hon.
G ". Willard Of this State bis assist
ant.
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CoMNIssInNrRs. NnTIrr

A#AAAh sit NAAkftA AAAA~ttN
ahe uHtffs guai hssshs ksfa AFpsaclaf s.
fse Kos fra3satf Neaf4 lat ne h4stta4 "a Mas.
ehssaft tasnaaisf4aasfs o. tspssxs, etsaaan ahd
81 ast Al clAarus sBd AfalAaas ef a. p@rsaas
fsru ia eaia bssfFiss. Decreased Aaa Al esaifas
sahilaiea ID aasst thsrsta, ttfsiF give nntles
thst - wsA meas o. tht pnfrases AissNsAaA. 81
tbe dwslHaf heuse q nkflfy Coest3ee Is fsfa
on ihs 4ah aAs x November ntat. frtaa peiaek
untii ! e'csees 81 e. ssaA SIS, sa8 ihsi -
aonths ffsm the ASIA Aag 81 Msv A. r. is7G -
he Tine limited ~ sAi3 osaft ~ ssiA Ffesliisfs
o. pfseebt thUir e3lms ~ ~ f1r tsaEi8astlaH sas
allowance.
DRiad al Msnshrstsr ths 4sh faF 4F MtY
A p. 1873
MERRiIs q. WAIVER
asu WALLACE J FARNuN. wa
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- Estate 81 Martha $. Noble.
The Undersigned, having buea appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the hIstrlcl " Man
chester Commissioners 90 receive, examine and
adjust al claims and demand. 81 al persons
agaiust Tho estate ~ Martha ;, Noble late "
Manchester. in sNd district deceased, and all
claims exhibited in eilset thereto, hereby give
notice tbtt we vii meet for the purposes 8forta
said, a. H. h. F1Rltfs Office iH Manchester, on
tine li,h day OF December next, from one o'clock
until four o'clock y. m. IT sad day, and that eli
months from The iith day Of Jane, A, D., 1876,
is the time limited by said Court for said credit.
ors 20 preseat their claims TO ne for examination
and allowance.
Dated II Manchester, this i4.h day Of June,
A. b. 1876.
WILLIAM z, BLACK, e,n,,,,or.
8W SAMUEL O.. CONE, VIZ
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The Democrats are ia national con.
ycuiiau At 81 Louie. aud are not alto.
getber happy family The vote
on the Grst ballot i. estimated as
follows Tilden 2l5l only 3ol short
q ! msionty Hancock will probably
have G5, Bayard II. Hendricks AZ,
Parker 2 aud Allen %. The opposi-
ton 70 Tillon Is very strong. some Of
BIS mosi bitter opponents coming from
bis own State making bis nomination
very doubtful
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Hayes sd Wheeler haFr alrea ID
hoeu eaaefa8 d aoaiiy ae 'aH
sucaasa e sbc gcputl.caa p5rty. >
few q sc Liberals waiting stiil aftes
ihr rm.sasiea Is So. louis before they
uhet3 i1ta iise strong ueket
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

e, the subscribers, being Appreciated b,
the Hoe. the Probate Court far The District 81
Manchester Commissioners too receive examine
and adiust tho claims aud demands Vt kllpefsons
agtinsi the estate u
Martha s. Noble, late Of Manchester.
in said distract deceased, aud sls0 al claim,
aud demands exhibited IA OBJECT thereto, hortb,
give neucc that No sill neet for the purpost
aforesaid, 81 the ufhee Ut IA, X. Foulor, M
Manchester, on the lilh day N Doe. is7e, from
O'Clock, =, N, until O'Clock, y, NJ. ON said day
and that siI months from the itth DAY of June,
a. ,, 1876, il the time limited by said Court fol
said creditors 70 present their claims to us foi
examination Aui allowance,
Dated AZ Manchester. this iith day Of Oct
A. d. 1875
W. r. BLACK, ~,
jw sAML +, CONF, '"'''
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lttN NATIONAL REPunLtcAS Plat
- HORh,

fuN NATIONAL REPuHLtcAS Plat
roRa,
The platform adopted at Cincinnati
i rather long. but as Il is pretty foil
and clear statement Of The principles Of
ihe Republican party, We give it and
hops oar readers will peruse it with a
great deal 81 care
When, ia lhs economy OF Providence.
thls laad vas 10 he purged Of human
slavery, and when The strength Of gov.
eramcnt Il the people, by the people.
sos The people was 10 be demonstrated,
lbe Republican party came into power.
lie DECIDE have passed lato history and
we look back " them with pride In.
cited BY their memories aud high aims
ioE The good o. our country and maa.
iiad and. looking to ihe fatufe with
uafallerisg courage. hope, aud purpose.
NC. lhe representatives Of the party, 10
Satioual Convention assembled, make
The following declaration Of principles
lst-Tha Unilei States 81 America
Is ration. net a league BY the com
hiaed woFkiags Of The National aud
State governments, under their res.
peesivt constitutions, the rights a ev-
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Ia the matter OF John 4. Carrier, Bank.
rupt. This 10 to give notice that l have been
appointed assignee OF the estate Of j ohm r.
Carrier, ~ Readsburo, 10 the county Of Banning-
ton and state Of Vermont, declared bankrupt
on his own petition, aud this s 10 forbid the pay.
ment Of any debts or the delivery OF any prop
orty belonging TO said bankrupt TO him o. for
his use JAMES W. CARPENTER
Headsboro, June l7th 1876. bsw
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Tic President has seni message %
Congress iafafmiag that tody ihat il
something i aot doae concerning ap-
propr.auous before tee end 81 toe month
wUlk ruust cease ia many Of the de-
partmoDls Tic country sill bo going
into tho investigating business shortly
ii ibis i.olisbacss j. not stopped.
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Tie Dcinocrai8e Conveation al Sc.
Louis cones GO Ibis week Tudea
wili take ihc lead 90 lie fna ballot.
lat according 20 their rules i takes
- lEirds g. bam8a4te and j, bids iasl
d Il ; bard aghL Thsman aecms 70
sissHl ~ good chance as any 81 tbc
uileFs
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTOY.

~ This IL TO give notice that on the 18th day
OF June, A, D. 1876, WARRANT liz BASERU Prey
was issued az ainst the estate OF Il Merritt Thomp-
son, OF Pownal, in the County OF Bennington,
aud State Of Vermont who has been adjudgod
Bankrupt on his creditors petition. that the pay
ment of any Debts aud Delivery Of any Property
belonging to said Bankrupt TO him, or for his
use aud 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 more Assigneee OF HE
Estate, will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy 10
be holden az the office OF Gardner \ Hartman, in
Bennington, in the County Of Bennington and
State Of Vermont, before W. G. Yeazey, Esq.,
Register, on the 9Th day OF July, A. D. 1876,
al 10 o'clock A. So.
GEO. Z. FOSTER,
59w Z. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
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Amer The second ballot, aud i, become
evident ihath was impossible to unite
90 either Of the three leading candidates,
their friends very wisely withdrew their
names, and Hon. Horace Fairbanks was
made the nominee without dissenting
vote, Col. Redfel Proctor, Of Rutland,
Nas chosen a. tbe candidate for lieutcn.
ant governor and John a. tage for treas
uter without ballot. Jacob Estey aud
Chas, u ll0ughton were chosen electors
81 large, aud the Old state committee were
p-eleasl Wipi he exception Of Z. j,
Oansbce, OF BrAOdou, for chairman, 10
plAoa Of Col. joyce.
Col, Veazy, Of lhe committee on reso-
iuiieAs, reported the following. which
were heartily adopted
Reaotrcd, That the Republicans OF Yer.
mont, 10 convention assembled, fully 10.
dorse The platform adopted by the Nation
al Republican convention Of Cincinnati
and hereby adopt The same as the plat
form afthe Republican party Of Vermont,
WHhh MAAGa ~ AkAt tkh bAHs kANAA uatAta
81 the great Centennial campaign CT 1876.
Hesoircd, That we heartily indorse the
Presidential ticket Of the Cincinnati con.
vacation, aud promise the Republicans Of
cur SISTER stAtes 10 roll up Ia September
foF The gentlemen this day nominated
Xcfmouts old.fasbioned Republican ma.
I5JRy, and 20 sustain that majority for
lisycs and Wheeler 10 November against
any ticket that -, Louis can produce.
The convention, which was one Of the
larges, ever held la the State, then adj
; 1omued
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral T!
For Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs, such as Coughs, Colds,
WhOOping-cOugh, Asthma
Q O NJ So M TIC NJ .

The few compositions, which have won the
confidence Of mankind Gad become household
words, among not only one but many nAtons,
must have extraordinary yiitues. Perhaps no
one ever secured 50 wide reputation Or main
taised IA 10 long As AYm's CaEaEY pEcroEAL,
Is has been known 20 the public about fyriy
yesr., By a long continued series q marvellous
elres, and have Non fot u confidence in iis
vlrluss never eqaailed By any other med.
cine II tin makes the most eiiectusi cures Of
COUGHS. COLDS, c0NsuMPIioN
that can BE- made By medical skili Indeed, The
CnEaRY PfcroRAL has really robbed these dang
eroas diseases o. their terrofs, % A great eI-
nt. aud given = feeling of.mmunity from their
hsal shec.s, that il weli founded Il lhe remedy
Sc taken in season. Every family should have
Riu their closet Tor the ready aud prompt relief
Of its members. Sickness, catering, fnd even
lfs j. savtd BY this timely protection. Iha prn'
dent should not neglect a. ADJ TIE Was sil
not Keep il By y0a for The protection d Affords
81 - timely use in sudden attacks.
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Eaaa wheslufjab t ia tska eaArgs 81 aaf
HAes asa reaa.f saas. Cd fssaly Fant Tsa
eHss3 stssaf ao s5aG. asfal tsfns wtii o.
ea 81 goes ug tHa ERA EpsIN.
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TAcoNIc HOTEL,

MANChES TER, Vt,
fFoot Of Mt. Egujuaxl
This long established EBd iayofsbly-kn9vm
summer fesort is noW open lug visitors. Address
by mail o. telegraph,
81 HENRY GRAY
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q hts 1saEhlsf. tHesi nsossa. y ~ lessasftF
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NOTICE nayine mad arrangemenLa

NOTICE Having made arrangements
~ by which bus . Nsfg small portion 81 my time
can De directed 90 tHriHUes % AthuEtuu, hefrs
10y give notice that OIL Rteouuit, nuttn. At., Ia
which | aal Interested bo paid 81 atltipd ta my
satisfaction previous Is 10 &c March prtf of
collection,
Commencing ist af February shall 40 hus,.
ness for each only Tho hFm ~ Mest lrl
will grant 81 days TIME On good approved nsmos
only, IN case bulls arc not met promptly 1t cad
81 80 dave no mnru credit will 80 given and 90.
count will be collected ~ once
Very Respectfully
n NJ WEST
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A No /. BEsr WARRANTED
SHINGLES.

fut thiehlees, plump O. iurhea, aith mAknfs
name stamped Rpon cteD bunth F2n Ettry
bunch has hRtu thoroughly gtAn8nad Nv aa shA
cau b. epcqed g lesifol N,th0ut ineanyepiauee
hsfero Purchasing ttgtfitf iugA ah&HHiss d aA
Beet spruce b0srds Nst
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

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merle Hymns 10 be published with introductans and IL
Illustrations nOm Greek art
David and Anna MatsOn" is the matter of
fact title to poem by Mrs 8 Dnnway editor OF ne ne
Netc Northwest az Portland, Oregon, to be iuoSheu ~
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The editors of an English journal, The Shct-
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LITERARY NOTES.

~. Charles Hale will contribute TO the next
GaHtic q paper on Municipal Indebtedness"
Tirsley Brothers, London, viii shortly pub
lisa the notes OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Arnolds ride
through Persia.
Mrs Piattis forthcoming volume of poems
VII b. called The New World" Americans have
"Ile New Life" " The New Day" /" The New World"
Gerald Massey will convey his spiritualistic
dccrires mankind AZ large ia hook called Myths
YET two years work.
Prof Sidney COlvin, the English writer has
In preparation complete prose translation Of the O