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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02
yershlre and the Ely Mines.

Fly Mine is situated about one mile from West
Falrlee, In the town Of vershire, which is one u
the prettlest little villages in Orange county. The
village contains one Of the bost stores in this
part Of the county which was formerly owned by
Smith Fly, President Of the Vermont Copper
Mining Company Mr. 1ohnson bought out tie
store this last spring, and employ ahEc force II
clerks, all of which are very efficient and accom-
modatng Tho trade amounts TO from one hun
bred to one hundred aud twenty thousand dollars
per annum The postofice il at this store
The Copper Mining Company employ some four
hundred hands, and keep some thirty or forty
horses to do their teamine Their monthly pay
roll amounts 10 between ten and fifteen thousand
dollar
Mr. W ". Long IL treasurer II the company,
and also outoi-doors agent Each department II
this mine has it, oyorseer This season the com
pany are building an addition " some eighty feet
to their furnace, q new wash-honse and new en-
CINE house. and are also pniting In a new engine
Tor their furnace These Improvements are for
the purpose Of increasing their already large
business
There are seven new houses nearly ready for
occupation The company furnish the lumber for
their construction, and the help do the work on
them, Ia order to get homes 10 live in Houses
for renting are not easily obtained here, owing to
the rapid increase in the population There are
two good schools a fir.t-cass school-house, and a
good bn,.s band Of twenty-one pieces in the place
also two churches. D. Simpson located here in
the early part ui The spring anil D. very popular
with The people here
There is four-horse stage in daily communi,a-
] o. ttt 81 ~ O..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

PfHsoNAL- Among the experts and mechanics
sent by the French Government To the Philadel-
pha Exhibition 10 examine and report prepara-
tory to the French Exposition Of 1878, Mons Ga
briel I.emoine, the expert on musical instruments.
visited Boston the past week for the special pur-
pose OF examining the Mason Il IIamlin Organ
factory at Cambridge, having while at Phila-
delphia selected these instruments as the best rep
resentatiyes of all In their class In the Exhlbi-
ton Mons. l.emolne spent two or three days at
the factory Of Messrs Mason & llamlin, and al
the conclusion Of his very critical examination
expressed himself not merely pleased, bif quite
astonshed at the extent and system which has
been reached Ia this manufacture in this country,
frankly admitting that II surpassed everything Of
the Kind Ia france.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

Some 81 our correspondents were not walked up
contributions, or else they have forgotten all
about what We said. Now Publishing a news
paper Is bushes. continued business, and
newspaper correspondents want % Doe nrote jus,
as continually II they can get their news 10 this
Office by Tuesday morning Of me week they can
do Il eec,y weet-th that is, the ordinary run Of
news. II anything very important happens q,ie,
that time II Is easy to send it along. But do
oJ'ige Us by sending in your town items by Tues
lit is Indispensable for rs, and we hope our cor
respondents will all fall into the coriy line aud
Kan hscf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02
Boston Produce Market.

Bosroy, Monday, July ~. 1873.
CORN MEAL frc.-COrn meal has been In lfina nd
with sales NJ - Gi ~ barrel In -four the sales have
been at 81 beta barrel DAT meal sells Shetf for West
EN-, and s0eta " barrel for favorte and fancy brands
HAY AND sfRAw-There Is smaller stock Of hay, hut
enough for the demand and fair lots be sold
$50 81 ton. Low aud medium grades dull t6l
h ton. Rye straw has been In fair demand at s66t %
PorArOES-rhe market has been very irregular and
hard 10 quote Prices have ranged ~ s5epS n barrel On
saturday the supply short and - 6ti " barrel
readily paid NaiYes In small lots sell At - 81 he Lib
era receipts Will soon he along and prices viii drop
EGGSIhefe has been scarcity OF fresh egg, and sales
of Eastern have been made at s0 81 dozen Choice North
Will readily command lar, tut same coming In will not
bring lie h dozen Western received
with sales At loetlsc " dozen.
CHEESEThe market has been denoralizel, and ecev-
ers have been selling al Set4o ~ NJ Occasional fancy lots
m tu - tgln hui u Il not 10 count than
" ~ n for ans thing until the present stock worked OF
Exporters continue Ia hold on and only buy at low prices
BUrfER-striclly fine lots Of Vermont hold mp 10 2tr
aud might bring little more " In prime order but ths
hulk of the stock VI Northern l. han et &c
~, There s large supply OF WESTERN aud l66tl>c will
buy fair article but Il moves slowly. Very fine dairy
Western commands 2ue1s2e ~ NJ, but tsfe l. hardly enough
of io establish quotation. great deal u the butter
irving Is In poor condition. soft butter Is not wanrl and
what Is here " spelling fast.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02
IRA HoLpEN.s ESTATE.

4 STATE or VERMONT, District Of Washington ~.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, IN said District.
the dst day Of July, A. u. 1876
III HOlan Administrator Of tie estate Of Ira Holden
late Of Barre IN said District, decsasei presents his
administration account for examination and allowance,
aust makes application for decree of distribution aud
partition OF the estate Of said seai. Whsfenpon. II "
er BY i Court that said account and said application be-
referred Ia session thereof to be- he'll AZ the Probate Once
In said Montpelier. the 18th day OF August A. ID. ls16
Tor h-arng aud dssson thereon And Is further ordered,
that nore hereof be given 10 all persons Interested by pub
location of the three weeks successfully Ia the Vermont
Waterman state Journal q newspaper published At
Mont eler pnviou 10 said time appointed for hearing that
they airaf 1T SAID time AMI place and show "
any they may have Why Sl should allow
aud such ts'Tre made. BY the COurt.-Atts~t,
ga HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

TnE UrroS srAnLRs-A few days ago We had
the pleasure Of paying visit To the elegant sta
bles Of the utton Brothers, in Morrisyille. These
stables elegantly fitted mp for the accon,Inoda
ton of trotting horses. At the present time, the
Uttons have under their care twenty-five horses,
every one of which shows unmstakable evidences
OF having received the best of care Among the
celebrated "speeder" in the stables at present,
we mention " Fanny" n beautiful mare owned by
a AIR Smith, OF Rhode Island This horse has
obtained a record of two-thirty-two and is one of
the handsomest pieces OF horseiiesh We have ever
seen. Another Of their horses, named "w d,
Hilton, was purchased last year for the sum of
three thousand five hundred dollars All OF the
horses in these stables are In magnificent con
diton, and their appearance does great credit 10
the skill and industry of the rttons.
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nrooh.. Maine. september !. 1870.

Derr Sirs-Fr0in early youth l was In feeble health
troubled with hunor my hloi weakness and debility of
the system generally WIS unable 20 laeor mneh. and only
At some lut bnainss and then uuy with great
seven years ngo the pnst spring had severe attack "
dipthetia, which eft my limbs paaiykcl and useless,
unable tu VAIN st mp Noticing The advertise
ment u fkm Wan siRtr concluded 10 give trial, and
% nay great Joy found my health Improving cnntn
ne the use OF The siHrr anna three bottles bad been use
and Restored u complete health and have remained
ca this day. attribute present health entirely the
use ~ ftH WAN Slm y, ant hold Ia high estimation.
cannot seak TOO highly in ~ praise, have IN several
esr' recommended 10 n cases very similar 10 my with
The same ruui results. Yours truly,
We CHARLES =. PEARCY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02
IucrSpriAt As c " ytassl Es Z. .Is:,.

In Probate Court. held NJ Montpelier III said District,
the 2id day Of July A. H. lsiG
Addison feck, Executor Vt the last WIZ AMI Testament Of
Lncina Cutler late u East Mnni lHllei Ia SAID district. de-
ceased presents his Administrations ufnnnt for examination
and allowance, and makes application for Decree VI distr
button amt partition 1T the estate nt Sahl ds-nss Whefr
upon. onirrei by said Court, that said account and
sail application he referred Ia se~ion thereof. To be
held al the Probate Ofisr IN sih hontpeer, on the
llih day August A. D. lH16 for hearing and decision
thereon amt further ordered, that nntice hereof he
given 10 all persons Interested y publication of the
three -uee--rsey the Vermont Waterman state
journal sptsr Published az MONTPELIER previous 10
sail inis appointed pf hearing that they appear
said place AMI sb0w II they may
why said account should he allowed, such decree
made. Hy the iuuft,-Atts-t.
4l-ij y. A. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

ZEiLs PoruLAW ESoNcIor.EpiA. Number
twenty-one, twenty-five, twenty three and twenty,
four Of this popular Encyclopedia and illustrated
dictionary combined are out, with finely en-.
graved map OF Austria and Turkey, which will he
of service just now, when attention Is much di-
rooted 10 that quarter Of Europe. The whole
work will contain two thousand six hundred
pages and three thousand illustrations, and is an
exceedingly cheap and valuable work. Horace
King, Of fhompsonville, Conn, Is the New Eng
land agent, and should be addressed by those
wishing the book, OF who desire agencies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02
L,RAsKL.s ;. bliss ESTATE.

Ia Probate Suuu held al Montpelier. Ia said District ca
the 18th day OF Ju,, \. u, $50
Nancy u. Hiss, fNeninN 81 the e-t,ie NJ Franklin :.
Bliss late nartr sth district. sreasss presents
her auins hiu nctOuu tor examination and allow
Anee make application fnr r,er distribution and
partition OF the esAts ol sad i-crs-~i. Mh--ul-on, Il
ordered BY said Gou that -al asoHni anal said npVlil-
trrstf, 10 he held Pm
tate Onirr. In said Mont rf. the 18th iay Of August
H. 1856, hearing and sSlon thetni Aud. fnrthe
ordered that naire hereof he syr a. all persons interested
b, publication uf the three Nerk- e-sirely Ia NJ,
Vermont Waterman 4 state Journal newspaper pub
lxs Aunil sier, pfeVi- 10 Saii time appointed fur
hearing that they may appear Al saii Tine and place and
show n thry may have. why said Acroun should
not De allowed. and -nch iiscrtr mnde.
rs the Couft-Atiezt.
.0-a HARVEY TiLDEN, judge.
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Residents Of Other Towns.

Mr G. L. CUTLER. Past Montpelier Messrs. ISAAC
WHEELER, DAVID CURRY and Is. y. cELLEY. wor-
cester; Messrs. y. W. HANCOCK. J. G. EMERSON. u.
GUPrIL and y. W. PEARsONs, nerlin, Messrs. n. y.
WATERMAN, AFRO CLARK, IoHS JONES and JOHN
PAtSE, Barre, Mt PETER NICHOLS. Morrtown; Me-srs.
OTIS ALDEN. H. A. WILEY and THOMAS \. COLBY,
MtliieseS; Rev. oRIN DAVIS Calais; Me-srs. SAMUEL
SMITH and JOHN HoRNBROOk, Nor,hneldi MR..
LYDIA 0uNSlsoS. Pianheld; Mr.. SoBLE SMITH.
Washington Rev. NJ ArwooD. Sutton Mr.. II. HAMII-
rON, Cade Green Co., WIS T.. A. Davis, nanhnry. ~ H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02
VoHN H. cARpENrER.s ESTATE.

~ IUMMTNNTUNINN' NVTIIF.
The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
Probate Conr Tor the District Of Washington, commission
to receive examine and adjust all claims and Demands
Of All persons against the estate OF John H. Carpenter late
Of Waterbury, In said district decea-sl, and all claims
be Offset Thereto hereby give notice that will
for the purposes aforesaid the dwelling house Of the late
sal John n. Carpenter the 4h day OF September and
an day Of December next from ten O'clock unt -four
o'clock. y. each OF said lay and that six months from
the lhth day OF June. A. u. 1876 Il the time limited by said
Court Tot said creditors present their claims tor
animation and allowance.
Dated at Waterbury, this 18th day of June, A. u. is7s
HORACE fALfS, is,...l...o...,.
4l-49 NATHANIEL MOODY N"""-i"heN'
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DLEASoR spALDINcs' ESTATE.

H STATE on NINhONl. lhstfi't of Wellington S.
In Iniitte Court hri Montpelier, said DiSiFist
the llth iay of July, 4. D. 1895
sylvester J.. ~minv, Administrator of The estate Of
Eleanor Slaing, bate of huNhur, Ia Sahi District de-
ceased, pfesru- bis administration tor ~Nanina-
lion and ALLOW ar and ulks apih ior decree dis
tfibiiinn AMI partition ~ r esatrU -ihi 'sa-s Where
u rurleehN SAID Court tlHt ,ah ueounnt and said
application be- rief@it To- s-n, iher,f, h. l hei AT the
Probate Ohe- sai Muntielrr, the lh lAy OF Au-
gust \. H. ls6, Tor hssirig and i-i-sH ir,in And,
i further onlef thi nnre hereof H. given to all per-
nirn-iasi by puteaiinn af the ihre~ weeks
snccss-iyely IA tile NrfInnh Nacinan A state journal
newspaper Published ~ MnntTsiirr. pfssinus said
aplninef for latng that the, apIear at said time
and plac, AMI sfa n trt have, why said
acint shuuld not he allowed, and such made
~ tlis Cont Attest,
a0-ia HARVEY TiIDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

HAnpwIcK. The sale Of j. II Drew's bankrupt
property, by the assignee, occurred on the 2ith Of
July }. II Mcloud, Esq. Of Calais, salesman.
The prices obtained were generally low and nom
inal The real estate was sold 10 A. f. Iudeyne,
subject TO all membranes The latter, includ-
iua homestead exemption ON the village property,
covered the entire selling value as 1t was sold for
barely enough above membranes to pay cost Of
sale and transfer. The results Of the sal, clearly
indicate that no debts will be paid. u. T.
Thomas met with serious accident on the 2dth
Of last month, which will probably cripple him
Tor life lie slipped aud fell upon scythe he
was carrying, and cut his right leg so severely as
To sever the lgaments holding the kneepan in
position, and open the knee joint, making fear
iul and dangerous wound. Mr.. Thomas is one OF
oar most stirring and enterprisng farmers, and
has the earnest sympathies of the community IL
this affection Adams Kellogg, Esd, Is now IN
town, soiourning with his friends here, having ar
rived from his home in the sunny South -
during the past week lie resides at Kellogg :
Landing, Madison Parish, La, about twenty
miles south Of Nicksbnrg, Miss, and Is quite OK
tensiYey engaged or interested in raising cotton.
.... Houston 4 winslow, our enterprsing meat
dealers are furnishing meat for the old Mt. Craw-
lord House at the White Mountains, They have
already filled several orders, and anticipate good
business from that quarter while the pleasure sea
son lasts, Levi G. hin has returned home
from the West lie says he likes that section
illinois, well, aud thinks some Of going there tn
reside, If he Fan dispose of his property here n
advantage
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- wAsllISGrOS COUNTY. ~.
WAsuisoroS County CoTRr.l
MARCH IkKA. A. ID. la6. I


Thls h an action Of nssumst demanding the Of NJ
hundred olhrs, for WORK and labor, and dlgenr
the plaintiff the cfendant done, PERFORMED and be-
We aud materials tor the proshisd ALSO like
g,as AMI merchandise BY the painiin sol
lrs ele 10 the deenani als Ike sum TOT money
BY The dlnin paid iaii cut and earnhed if the deiend
ant, also like for by the lantin lent aud adj
vaisi the dsirnan, aso lke sum for ,oney ~ The
defendant had aud reviewed for the Use o. the plsintn
al- Ike for money found dne from INC dsiendai 10
the llantn aosonnt stated t-tween tsni. This
aeM was entered In said County Court al thr present
term this. the AaIrh term VI said County con
H. ls.6 stid cuu-s the next term Of sahi
County Court next 70 he held AZ within and for
the county OF Washington. the rssi TUESDAY OF sels-
trnbsr H. lrl6 Aud u Appearing IA the coue that sAi
NJ h. Nash sou defendants arc out u THIS -ia e. and re-
shllng and doing BUSINESS al wc-ntun, In thr state of
Massachusetts,, and have MI had personal uoiiee q the
lrlricy Ut this sui l. oitrfc by r Cuni uiat they he
nni ihsieof BY Publishing ths Substance " s~id suit To
this onrf, three weeks safce-Ney Ia ihr Yer
mont MalclAnA state journal. printed Al
Monlpser aforesaid the hast Of which publications shall BE-
least tweny days pfeyoas u tis neat term " szd Court
g he held as aforesaid A Montpelsr IN the ceany %
s.d which Will h. dsemsd sufficient ntae to thein the
SAID L. Nash so' :. appsa, 4, s.d ,s.m Ard snssrf
fnANA rlrsLsr, AsioEue, for flainiln siG
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

Beecher remarks that YOU often a man with a little
bullet head having stomach to drive biz hsiy
and BRAIN accomplish than the biz headed who
makes small quantity " blood and that poor and thin.
10 enable mind and body 10 endure prutracte mental and
ply steal cSefuu there must BE- perfect digestion and A..
maton Of fool and he formation u nure bluo 10 vital
the and tissues. Dr. Mheelefa Compound Elixir
% ihosphaies and taaya perfeta and furnishes
material Tot bone. muscle and supply
vital fnfre gung Oh from work, dissipation had hah-
L., and all prostrttive diseases Wg-tl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

MARsnfElp.- On saturday OF last week, "Owls
Head was visited by a select party from this
town consisting of a goody number Of yonng
ladies and gentlemen. The day proved to he a
good one for the occasion. After prospecting for
a few hours, and listening 10 the "cries OF the
young eagle the ladies arranged upon a large
fiat rock a most delicious spread, Of which the
guests were invited to partake. At about two
oclock the party made ready to descend to the
railway station at the foot Of the mountain where
the remaining time was occupied in dancing u the
music of a band Of three pieces, which they hap
pened 10 have with them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

In West Randolph July 2i. by Rev. L. b. Ames JUSTIN
HOLMAN and EMMA LAMB, both Of West Randolph.
~ West Randolph July q by Rev. &. =. smith, assisted
hf Rev, L. u. Anea, ALBERT NJ. LAMB and EMMA A.
BLISS, both VI Randolph.
IN st. Adams, July g. at the resheure ~ the hrier
father hy Rev N. A. Spencer, " AliAtE :. GOODiIIE
and ELLEN y. ltAlGIir
In johnson, July a. the residence ~ brides father
by Rev II. u. Bement, CHARLES H. LOOMS, Of SPARTA
Mich, and MARY A. HEATH, Of johnson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02
Tn. colo..aI Rron.e statue OF yle.orr rs!eh

stands the rak Lowell bef0re the tomb Of The rrsi
soldiers that fell m the revolution, h lasting and beautiful
tribute ~ art II u the first objects sought by
visiting sister city, whs indeed many ylsf pnr
poseiy 20 see this elegant object of high art II OBJ
aiued rn The Ming u Bavaria by Df.d. g. AVER 10 WHOM
biz majesty especially gacnus Ia wledgmrnt Of
what ha remedies rpu 10 have done for the suffering
slick TWAS donated By tho Duftor 10 the CITY Of Lowell,
permanent and speaking euihen u he vrtue both OF
Science aud Arms H40efff1Wn M ifrffa.
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REHl,S, VI. July %. is7s.

Or. =. 4. SpaiHg Sur had the seatica IN my back,
hip and thigh. very bad indeed and could hardly
walk OF ride had troubled with II tor year, and
tired many kinds II niments and piasters without any
material benefit. applied to you December sth 1915 and
tried your NEW ZEALAND RHEUMATIC PLASTER.
and was cured In a short time. have done work
than years before. cose thanking you for the
good you have rendered me. I'M COvELL.
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F0rUp Of $50 1cres

Of age pasinrage and Wood land Of good proportion for
farm which will cut thirty tons VI hay, and keep ten
twelve and team he viii sell Of land
include hi and Mil House. will sell all the timber viii
divide tho same To salt purchasers, Ia lots follows s-
iyseven hundred ssiyve acres or as near
different lots will OUT he will sell the I'm
.lna anl Ilulrr M
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

SHARoS.-On July 18th Mrs Charles T.. l'tkin
attempted suicide by cutting her throat with %
razor. She sent her children To the barn, then
cut side OF her neck that II BLEED freely, and
then called her children and sent for assistance
before she tainted. doctor was called To dress
the wound, and, although life was nearly extinct,
she rallied, and will probably recover. The cause
is supposed tc be want and pryaton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

PROBATE CouRr.-The following business wa,
transacted In the Probate Court for the District OF
Washington, during the week ending July 3lst,
1876; July 2ith-Bartlett Foley's estate John
Foley, administrator. July 2Sth- Luther Bixby's
estate, commissioners report returned. July
2hh-D d. NeveuSs estate administration ac-
count allowed aud assignment made July aist-
Ira Hodens estate, administration account re
ferred To August 18th Emily Burnhams estate
5. W Osgood and W. S. Atkins, appraisers NJ
W. GEly's estate, commissioner report returned
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BAREr, W. March p 1876

NARRF, W. March y, 1916,
Dr. r. r. Spating Dear Sir'-fecling grateful to you
for the benen You have rendered by your treatment
with the Zealand Plaster wish state your bene
NJ that you have cured Of rheumatism In my hands
shoulders knees which swollen very badly indeed
and very advised with many Of best physicians
Ia this and other places but they could give
agenent. but you here day In January. and
You said You could dill not believe you conld.
but concluded try. aud in about week began To
gain. hope those who suffering will avail themselves
u your treatment. Respectfully yaurs. JOHN PAINE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

SUICIDE AT WATERFoRD.-On Sunday Mrs.
Nolney Bodgett, of Waterford, committed sui
eide by hanging herself from a hook in the cell
ing of her kitchen. Her husband was absent
nearly all day at church, leaving her at home
with two small children, the eldest three years
and the youngest one year OF age. When found
she had evidently been hanging several hours
The children were in the same room amusing
themselves best they could, ignorant, of course,
of the dreadful deed enacted in their presence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-02

FoRGER ARRESTED. John Reece, Of Rock Island,
T. q, was arrested at Derby Line on Friday last,
charged with having uttered forged paper at the
National Bank of Derby Line lie was taken be-
fore magistrates court, and waving examine
ton, bound over for trial in the sum Of three
thousand five hundred dollars and committed to
Irsburgh jail Five distinct forgeries are charged
and the amount Of forged paper discounted by
the hank was FIVE hundred aud fifty dollars
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A Great Bargain

aud Il we'll suiied for Lumbar mill tanning
business isrms part VI The pnr'hase money down
the balance on tune. To snit purchasers This presents
Of The most advantageous chances 10 pnhas vaua
bile real estate al reasonable offered
This conni, for sone time.
Il. \. CAMP.
Montpelier, August 1, lsss. ca
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County CONVENTION. Remember the County
Convention In this place on Saturday u this
week let there be a fall turnout The conyen-
ton will be addressed by Henry Ballard, Esq, Of
darlington one Of the abiest aud most eloquent
advocates 81 Republican ideas in the state