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Mating per cent. for the year ending August
l. ls7i, Ia he paid to the treasurer, at his office la
Montpelier, ON or before the 18th day OF October.
ls,1. q. }. VAIL, Treasurer.
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So thoroughly does HUNTS REMEDY
brace up and strengthen the constitu
ton, that kidney, bladder and urinary
diseases are promptly cured. HUNTS
REMEDY cures gravel, stone or calculu,
in the bladder, brickdust deposits, in.
confluence Of urine, and diabetes.
HUNTS REMEDY cures all diseases oftht
kidneys, bladder, and urinary organs.
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HAMMERS MUTUAL FIRE IN.
SIRANCE COMPANY.

ONCE of Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. }
Montpelier, september 20, 1871.
The members of the Farmers Mutual Fire In.
surance Company. insured in the Farmers Class
are hereby notified that the following assessments
have been made 10y the directors OF said company
ON all notes IN force in said class on the following
DAYS, 10 wit.
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Steel rails have now been laid over
the Central Vermont from ST. Adams
to short distance of Montpelier. The
total relaying this season will be seven
ty-seyen miles.
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE IN
suRANCE COMPANY.

Notice of Assessment for 1877.
The members of the VERMONT Mutual FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY are hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made by the
directors ON all notes in force on the followi
dates To wit:
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CTRAYED OR sTOLEN.-FRoAl

~ the Walter Atwood farm in Goshen about
three since, "A o-year-old red ami white steer.
WhosoeVer will give Information as o. where said
steer may be found will be rewarded.
27w3s JUSTIN GOODRICH.
Goshen, October !, lS7I.
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NEW ADVER TLSEIfENTS
JaclsOn's Best
SWEET NAVY CHEWING InBACcn I

was awarded the highest prize at the Centennial
Exposition for Its fine chewing qualities, the eN-
cellence and lasting character OF its swcetcning
anu nhv0ring. IT you want the best tobacco ever
made ask your grocer for this, and see that each
plug bears our blue strip trade marx with words
Best ON IT, sold wholesale 10y Boston
aud Portland Jobbcrs. send for sample to G. 4.
jackson Il Co., Manufacturers, Petersburg, Va.
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NOTICE.-IN TIE DISTRICT

NJ OTTO +. IN THE DISTRICT
~ Court of the United States for the dirtrici OF
Vermont
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
poinlment rs assignee of the estate of T.. l.. AaInl
Co., OF Leicester, in the county OF Addison and
state of Vermont, within said district, who We're
adjudged bankrupts upon their creditors petition
by the district court of said district
31w3 L. II. TWITCHELL, Assignee
Dated AT MlddlebnIy, VI, October =. lsl..
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Tegal Antitfs.

CTATE OF VERMONT-DIST
~ OF ADDISON, IS.
IN Probate Court held at Middlebury, within
and for said District, on the LIST day of October A.
ID. 1871
An instrument purporting 10 be the last will and
trict, deceased, being presented by Sam'I Mclu.
tyre, tho executor therein named, for probate
IL ~ ordered by said court that all person,
thereof to be held at the probate Office in Middle.
nnry, III sad district, ON the 10Th day of October
a. ID. 1871, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, ana
show cause, if any they may have, against tllo
probate of said Will for which purpose ii is fur.
ther ordered that this order he published three
weeks successfully III the Middlebury Register, a
newspaper printed at Middlebury, in nj, stat.
previous To said time of said hearing
by the Cuurt-Attest
q SAM'T T.. COOKE judge
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Oo,Ie'S Ioofhoche Drops cure in.
stantly.
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ANNUAL AS

nv = Z = T. = IIIT1 TN NJ NJ
/ Y SkSSME>Ts of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
surane Company are now due and the accounts
are len with ID. II. Bennett, the postmaster, for
collection. DO not forget 10 pay your assessment
when you go 10 the office. The accounts will re-
main al the onlce two weeks then the agent N IN
report to the company those that are in the Arrears
Il. GRONENoR, Agent
Bfidport, September %, lsl7.
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LOT FOR SALE.

Containing about one hundred acres OF
good pasture land, with plenty of living water,
located In the north part OF the town of Bridport
and known as the Heminway creek lot. For
further particulars apply TO ..
A, A. FLETCHER.
Bridport VI, September Is, ISL. 2iwS-
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Cs 4 > day at home. Agents wanted. Out
I'D l. ~ III and terms free. TRUE Il CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
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,TEACHERs' INSTITUTE.
@&mzuM11w.

For Young men and ladies at the Troy business
College. 10 any one who will send us a list of
names of young persons of a suitable age Ia at
tend this school We will mail nee Of charge
null particulars address, at Troy, \. ",
McCREARN \ SHIELDS. Principals.
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BARRETTy DYE HOUSE

u TINT III I14fNT1, DVo ION.
Long known as the best in New England
Full instruction for sending articles bv mail or
express. send for circular and price list
, 1877-12-01

rcau," by II. A.Pagc, which was recently Issued
In London.
Lh'r!rs Lf,fn9 Aas tLittcll l. Gay, Doston),
will begin, with the new year, Its 13ftn volume.
The third volume Of Theodore Martins "Lltc
OF the Prince Consost" IL to appear In Deceu.-
ber.
volume o9 biographical cssayson "sloaern
FrcncHmcn" IS SOON 70 be published by Philip
Gilbert IIaner,on, aud reprinted in this country
by Roberts Brothers.
q. r. 1'utnam's Sons have nearly ready new
edition Of "Gutlwtn's Cyclopcaia Of DLnEra-
PITY" considerably enlarged and brought 'lorn
10 AuRutt, 1871. II Will form an octave volume
Of 1,11O pages, and be uniform In style viii, tho
"Wosldfs Progrcss."
A complete history of the late "Kempcs
Cnuoty Tragedy" IN Mississippi, wi1l soon be
published, un.1cr tho tito of :" Tho Chtsoln
Massaere: A Picture Of i'oue-Rule in Mlss!t-
sipp}." by Jarncs N. Wells. The proceed. Of the
book wiltbc devoted tn the purno,e nt removing
the remains Of Judge Cbtsom and hIs children
to grarc In the North. aud OF erecting rnou.
umtnt TO their memory.
, 1877-12-01
THE SAGINAW VALLEY.
It's Product Of Lumber and Salt for 1877, ~
Compared with Previous Tenrs.
kckftat Caffsknaftftnts IT III Tff4ri4,

Its Product nf Lumber and salt for 1877, ~
Compared with Previous Fenrs.
krtetat CesFssrandtnes " TA4 Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mtch,, Nor. 2t.-A calcufa-
tion OF the valne Of the products Of the Sast-
nav Valley for the season Of 1877, based On the
Custoul-House reports, and estimating for tho
last month OF tho year, ahows that our exports
will approximate closely to &i5, 900 900. These
exports consist mainly OF lumber, forest-prol-
uct4, and salt, and furnish employment 10 4
vast army Of men. The season hus
been moderately prosperous ono,
and, generally speaking. tho business ol
tic Valley Is In good shape, aad NC can look
back over tho season Just closing with feelingt
Of satisfaction, aud note tho future with bolr.
In looking over what has been aeeotnpl ah~S
this scnsSu, comparison With some scara
past, ~ illustrating the marvellous growth Of
The iumbcr-fr4fc, may not prova nn!nterrstin2
TO tue public. III 1S53 there were but slxsy.on~
saw-mills IN what Is known as The eaglhaw III.
tritt. having a manufacturing capacity Of about
1tsk)GU 0N feet of lumbar. In this territory
there are now ovor 800 mills, with manniactur.
Ing capacity Of over one billlon feet Of lumber
annually. Since the date abo7e mentioned, tic
product has been;
, 1877-12-01
PATTERSON, coNoVER L co.

TO fhs E1ttof " 1Hf lf1ohhs,
CHICAGO, Nov. Bo-1n times like these, when
both political parties arc stFuggllng for ST.
prcspacy in the United States scnatc,i 1t becomes
the right anl duty Of the people 10 cxpsrss an
opnon. The Senate undoubtedly has right
to closely Inspect tho qualifications Of It's me!n'
bers-nlcet, for the Constitution tays: Each
House shall bo the Judge Of tho elections, re-
turns, and qualifications Of Its own members y;
and further Oh, In the samo section: Each
House mly determine the rules Of Its proceed
Tugs, punish tta members Tor d'sorderIy be-
hayior, and, With the concurrence 0! two-thirls,
e1pel = member" The drst article was evi-
dcut,y intended by tie trainers OF our Constl-
tuition to coyer such men ~ Kellogg and But
Ter, and the lkst to expel such tnch ~ Conoyer
and Patterson. The mural obligation OF siessrs.
Conoycr mud Patterson u e1atily a. binding as
the moral OBLIGATION q rtea!aentia! E1esto'. e;
e.iS io ~ majority by ihelr help.
but still the Republican party, with the example
81 these gsnt,snen e.! bstsre T. st.stns eyer,
Of more AMBITIOUS designs, and = maa who
would sacrifice every party duty for3pcrtopal
ends; and the Democrats. witt, ccusure u the
people, as y tts mako up ~ its suppoFtsrs.
carpetbaGging fraternity, TO seat Butler, over
whose head il hanging the charge of The
butchery Of twenty luuolcnt negroes. All thu
1ant aud talk about . sovereign State being Ell
titled 10 representation u simply win1. The
right Of the country At large ts paramount to
even the right Of sovereign State. This 6eua-
tors should remember .Hbat Solomon aatl with
retertacs to unclean things, that out of tho
use OF then, came no good" Iha examples Of
mind, and they would DO well to recall the
sufYertugs Of The French Republic under tue
management Of corrupt ax-s!ycEs.-remcnabcr-
lux that Americans, llks the French. arc only
human VERY truly yours, 1NDxkxaDkaTs
, 1877-12-01

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, 1877-12-01

VITAL AAlNETl5A: ITS rUWER OVER DIS.
EASE. a STATEMENT or TUE FAfTs DEVELOPED
u Nxx WAo 1lAss Exftorx5 Taly AaExr
.Uxpkn NAMlnus dANKa. ~ ANIMAL AAoEk7txA.
;. TAp.Qs, Magnetic thy hysiclau. New York: Alanls
Victor ! ca: lalesso: HsaalsJ Bros. + ca.
Thls ll{Ic treatise alms " present to the
public some Of the cY&dcncea gained In tbs prac-
tue Of Intelligent and srastwortby experts. of
the itu u1>ott2uu, Of vital maXoetls1u u theFar
peu,ical ssrut. A prsjutiea against tss uas IN
the treatment OF disease has been created u
tbls louutry by it, harluz fallen almost exclu-
sively Into the hands of ehaEiatans. but In Eu-
rope, where ulauy scientific mea txYs studied
, 1877-12-01

Intelligence has been received of tho death, 1t
Eier, Of Julla kayseauRh, the novelist and bio9-
rzpher, Miss KxyansuRh Mas born It Thurles,
ireland, !u lS24. She waa the only child OF =
gentleman OF soms literary repute, and her early
ltlc WIS much Of tt passed in Frauee. At the
a9s Of 70 she returned to London. and thres
years later published her hsst book, story for
children, entitled "Thrce Paths" Thts Was
Ia 1SAs; "Women iu France During the Eight
eenth century, In tss0; aud '1Ssth4ltc, hin ISL
After proloneest visit III Franer, sxltzer!and.
aud Italy. &li.s kasanaugh produced tho follow
iu lhp Tvo slcllles" (lS5s, .Aicle u lls5,},
ssFrench Woucn Of Lstters" 1s5a), aud
"EnKltshwomeu Of Lestttsn and "Qucen
li2b, III lat1. Her most popular books With
"Nsth4lLs," snd "Urxes Lev" The writings
Of Miss KavanauSh xera characterized BY g1aee
u style aud poetic fcsllu2.
, 1877-12-01

the house. The door OF the structure, as IA she
casc frequently, opens outward, and IS fastened
about. the door, in some wny got the string
loope1 over It's bead, and, puehlnK tho heavy
tfoor omen, IL vas swung out over the high door.
step, and when the family returned the little
one NaA hanging br the Iatel-strng dead.
, 1877-12-01

ArPLE- BLOSSOMS. NyIlATTlE Trxa 1R1swotp,
Chicago: Janaen, McClurg i Co. Limo, up,
1vo. Price, $1.95.
A title fragrant with street associations has
been selected BY Mrs. Griswold for her little
cl,aplet Of poctical flowers They aso such rs
many mind attuned TO rhythulleal movements
is cntced to CONSTRUCT for thu qualification cu-
1oYed In mero versfacatfon. There Ia Charm In
tho low Of smoothly language to
she gurgiiug Ola brook, tho puFnlar Of fouut-
ain, Or OF wind atnuux the pines, tac melody
gives ploasure apart from all alliance wit4 seAt.
ment,
, 1877-12-01

GOLDEN SONGS Ur GREAT poETs. Illustrated
BY DAnLET, MouAa, IlAnr. FHxDEncks,
sanIlE, aud McKsrE.. Nuw York: Sarah a.
Lcggott, Chicago: Jansen, MccluFs" q Co.
6q. Svo. Price, IS.
A handsome tablc-book Is this. which coin
prises half-doxen new poems by iiollnes. Dry-
ant, LongfelIow, Whittier, Lowell, and Taylor.
The aougs arc illustrated by half-dozen OF our
best designers, whose akttchea c1nbcllish sYrry
page. Tic mechanical execution OF tho book
Il iino; tho Salr type rests upon rich, heavy
paper, and the binding IA Of ntastctul pattern.
, 1877-12-01

ly known as an accomplished African explorer,
heartily tn,1orsc. the worK of Ills friend, whom
le declares he hasplovca,in long nnl intimate
model aH whom to gnzc with attmiratfon.f'
The plan of Dr. klunzInXcr's hook ta original.
Avoiding the customary peraonat narrative IT
present With him in the scenes he would de-
pnnts out nnt explains tho least known anil
tic middle and lower cla.ses ik exhibited In
chapter entitled "rour Days in = Country
Town." In the course Of which tho occnpations,
iace indoors and out arc passed in view.
sketches The aspect 81 tho country along
thc Nile. the modes Of ttllage, In ,prac-
!iee, the crops produced, and tho eharac-
tcristtc plants, and anitnzis occurring under do
1nesticatton ami In wild state. Other chapters
trent In the sau1e manner OF tho working days,
holidays. days Of mourning, and religious ccrc-
nauntes Of the Afohammedan portion Of tho pop
ulace; and Of their common beliefs, traditions.
and superstttlons.
To the reader addicted to natural history. tho
sections devoted to the gesloEcal constitution,
The vegetation and the animal llfe of the desert.
Anu to the orEunfc forms ap0tlud[uE H. the lied
Sea, will have peculiar value. In discussing
these topfcs the author lndulges In the entlius.
asnl nf the original investigator in science, aud
ktnI1ts the spirit Of his companions with sim
liar zeal. A number Of. wcll-cIccuted wood cuts
illustrate the text, but miss that Essential nd
junct to every book, careful Index.
, 1877-12-01

Tho shipments of salt hare been large Of late,
-ths object belnr to stock the lnke-port befor1
navigation closes, thereby eNcStiaK material
saving In frclyhts. The totai shipments duriGg
the season aggregate about 1,l10.0N barrels by
water, ot witch l,0.s,oN arc credited to Tho
shipments tht paat week hava aggregated over
50.duu barrels, most OF which went to Chicago
and Milwaukee,. The syatem Of through
elcafances. which permits vessels t. clear
from Buffalo to Chtcago' " s1tlwaa.
kcc light, aud. atopb.nR In the Saginaw
Klyer, take Gu Carg0ea oil lumber or salt, ca3n-
tlnu1nR thefr voYag9 without reporting At our
Custom houses, annually Fobs the Fslley Ut
the credit Ut large quantities OF Lumber and salt
to which 1t u Justly cutitled. Z. G..
, 1877-12-01


Albert BIcsstadt il completing Rocky
slountaln accnc, whicl, u 70 I'll An order Giycn
by the Ears of Dunrayen,
Yls. Whttrcdke has been skotehtug during the
past summer near Newport and III tho vicinity
Ct Baltimore. Mr.. r. II. DC Hans has Just ftn-
lslc4 \ moonlight scaue Oh tho Long Isiaui
coast, and is Mw Ut work on picture Oh the
rap!ds above Niagara Falls. William II. Bearl
has scycrA characteristic pictures Of animal life
under way. The New York 7Fibuns says Of
them: "Ono Is "A Rehearsal BY the Wsyslle,'
representing 4 travelling Snowman who has
stopped to rest with Ills trained Hcnagcria u
bcus, monkey, and dog On tho country road,
aud il putting tho smaller members Of The group
through the performances Of their coming exhibit
tions in town: Another picture is The Hunt
er's Tnnb.' 1t was suggested BY an Incident
In III Eastern cemetery, not long sEo. The tomb
vi gentleman whose leisure time In lie had
been sl,eut almost exclusively tA shooting small
gau,e, was found one day covered With pxst-
ridges, who seemed To 10 holding an exultlng
council over the matter. In the picture which
Is growing under Mr. ncarl's brush q aoek Of
partr4igcs and 4 number Of wild rabbits arc dis
p!aye4 sxarHlng about the to1ab OF tAe man
who had mallc things uncomfortable for them
ta previous days, and reading lis epltaph.
Another pxinting, Just coupietc.l, u = serious
pteturs Of pretty child playing Xtth sabbits
, 1877-12-01

into the nature nf tho mysterious turcc, and
have HnhcsItatiBE1Y employed T. in rnrnr.tibn
with uhhrr Instruments lu,f aiIplhnN rs Ut Tho
ltaliHg art, II has been treated with greater Tc-
sE1cet and attention.
A magnetic hospital WAS established at Ben
gal Under tho tupcrvftipn Of Or. E-iiile, In
lst0, and. according to the rcpnrt Of the SUPER
surgical operations were performed and many
suffering tnvaltls rrstorci tn health through
the uac Ut ne.incri*!n. 4 similar in.tItat!on
was established in t.on.lon IN lst? md for
beneacent. liosritalsnt>'r The treatment ii
discaso BY the saine aafney were a1so founded
auspices 81 men Of eminent position aud re-
spcetab!ty.
4 oootl deal Of testimony favorable to the use
Of mcsmcrism Is Eatt.ere,lb by the author from
the experience Of practitioners on tho ContI-
ncut, and from the published. cakcs of exiraor-
dtnary cures, from that Of Harriet htartlneam to
others Of less celebrity hut Of equally astonsl,-
!nY effects. Mr. Parsons docs not attempt to
teach the use OF magnetism ln Ills work, but
simply 10 show It's efficiency In curing obstinate
malad!cs and restoring Vitality 10 au enfceb,ed
constitution.
, 1877-12-01

LITERARY ITEMS.
The biography at Abdul kAdss u being written
BY hIs son.
J. R. Osgood + Go. will present to the Amer
teau public the biographical study VI "Tho-
, 1877-12-01
Upper Bgypt-The People and the
Products Of the Land Of the
Pharaohs.
Fivo Paintings by ntaphael....The
Facd Gallcry...-Fiction
and Poetry.
Public Education in China-.-
Some Statistics as to Col.
lege-Libraries.
The Flora Of Egypt--Edect Of Civili-
zation upon Longevity.



,,r,n n,r,,p1
LITERATURE.
.--.- -..
CHRIST AND C111.1sT1AN1TY.
Ttoss CosrnAtr1p wrrM l1s srrkn-1xutTuEE.
ny WILLIAM KArnHuxE GnEu. With . New In.
PRODUCTION. Fiith Edli,9r: In Two volumes.
osInm: na 'amss ~ H. o,, Ussoou o. ~; pr.cs
~ o'o' " W. 44H'''' pp' 1''Ae'
-. . ,,,,, ,,,,,, ~, ,.., h.,
fol '"sn'J.'e'en sea'7 l..'s oooh ""s peeI 'c'
fore the English pubic, anu experiencing con-
tiuuous, steady sale. Among prominent works
e',os, a a,ir,, ~ .,e ~. !. was .,,ir;oatcI hv
.s e.u .1us ~ ras,,. !, w.. ~.s ,..nIt ~ ~
strauss Lno "a Jesus nut WAS '.sc'' tte
precursor OF Bhifop Colenso's Inquiry Into
tue pcntateuch," "Eeec Homo" Hcnan's
CHI r. uan.,,, ,,, 1I.t.ha,v r,ni1.. y 1,,cr,
OF H. - ,t,uson, ,, I1u NJ aas.as" a. %
AZURE anu DogMa.' ny ''oho VI tNcse eAanlpies
Of bold, acute, and learned examination VI.
.no tr,th, ~ c,,rtstianItv, h.s II bcrn
.a., tus ~. -e,,no H. .-1,,,- t1,,n ti,,t
talpasseo. ~ range 1 ~ "'aes ,,,a, ."an 'Iss .s
elud!nG, indeed, tho whole breadth and extent
n ,he eul,rci: neyertlclcss. though It's inyestt-
s.,, - .o,,;s nf,tnt, of tbc ,,i,ru.slon must a,
ka''on y. .e'o pe.uss ~ ~ ~. .,.s..ss .,,a', .,s.a
fnl Of being candid and profound.
The conclusion to wt,!el, tho author is led by
Ma iuou,ry into tho authenticity Of The Hebrew
s",,..,,r,s "a tbo, ,hcv ,rc ,u,nnn rccorr,s. nn,
scriptures ~ .a. tne, aae ~, nusa, .,a 'ssoa' ia
not Divine revelations; and t4'at they aF' to be
considered and studied like any other docu.
,uepts tout ot which tie good, tho true, the
found, is to 10 educed." The result witt, re-
epcct 10 .uc &c" 1esta'ent 10 aoous VIC s4nto'
Mono Of the four Gospels aro Judged to be cotn'
pletely genuine and faithful. although sul1l-
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