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IN BANKRUrTCY

hISTK1CT OF VERMONT, BS.-BsTtOh, VI,
IL August 81, 1873.
Tho undersigned hereby gives notice Of his sp-
pointment MS Assignee OF John r Robinson.
Of Barron, In the county OF Orleans, and state
OF Vermont, within said District, who has been
adjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court OF said District OF Vermont
i0w3w DANIEL BUCHANAN, Assignee.
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pom PEI.

Excavations at Pompeii prove the city to have
been one of the most fashionable and b. autiful of
Roman summer resorts, aud but for the eruption 1t
might have remainen 50 To this Jay. As ~',h rom
peii, so with thousands OF people VINO have beauty
Of form and feature Tiey misht zl~ay
be admired but for the eruption, that makes
the face unsightly. and betrays the pre'-nee Of
scr"iula. viru blood pos1ns. genera eb iity.
There Is but remedy that positively these
aft ctions, that remedy is DR.. Pierce CiUlden
Medical Discovery. 1t Is the best kno-n tonic.
alternative. and resOlvent. 1t speedily Gu es N
pies, olothes liver spots, an all diseases arising
ir.m mpOyerished or impure blood. IL slsu cures
dyspepsia and regulates the liver and bowels sold
by druggists.
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sec So. !; u i
No risk. Reader, II gu want business
IN N at which persons " either sex can mako
gseat pay all the time they work, write
for particulars TO II. HALLErr Co #,
Y " " Portland, Maine
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500 REWARD

For any Catarrh Remedy that will give as quick ard
permanent relief for the same amount Of money
as the VERMONT CATARRH REMEDY. wh'ch is
endorsed by the most eminent PLY sicians Protes-
sOrs and Scientific Men the day for being the hest
Catarrh Remedy in the wOrlc. Manuiac ured and for
sale by A FOSS, Fairfax, Vt,
To whom all orders should he addressed.
Trial Foxes, - cents. sent by IL all on receipt
of price Also 80 cent and 81 " Boxes. For sale by
all Druggists. Wells. Richard son 4 Co. Wholesale
Agents, Dec2i ,'a7.-wly
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SEGETINE
Believe il tS be "a Coed Medic inc.

XESrA, O.. March /, ISL.
MIR. STEVENS:
Dear Sri wish T. il'orm YOU what your VeGetine
has done .or me. have het afflicted with Neural
gia and af'or three bottles OF tho NeCetne was
entirely relieved. ! also found my genera! health
much improved | believe il to bs good medicine.
Yours tIu!y FRED HAkNERSrlCk.
NEGETINE thoroughly cridicates every kind of
humor, and stores the entire sy stem 10 healthy
condition.
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DIR. c. t. Shocmakcr'S Book on Deaf
ness and Diseases Of the Far, and their proper
treatmcnt-es pecillly Running rar. low to get
immediate relief from al the unpleaslntne>s of this
disease. and 4 gert'cfig harmless and permanent
cure. a Book every family shonld have. Sent
free to all. Address Ds. c. F. SliOEMAk Ell,
Aural Surgeon, Kcaaing, Pa. Sept l0-'d-wiw
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STATE Of VERMONT, To all persons Com
..--- }cerned in the Estate
DISTRICT OF cHITTEspES. Of John Ryan, late
0: Essex, in said District, deceased,
GREETING:
At Probate Court hod.n at Burlington. within
and for the District of Chttenden, on the 9TH day Of
Septembea. A. ID. 1878, an Instrument, purporting
TO be the last Will and Testament OF john ny an.
late OF ESSEX, in said District, deceased, was
presented to the Court aforesaid for Probate and it
Is ordered by said Court that the Is day Of Septem
her, A. d. ISIS, at the Probate Court Rooms in said
Burlington, be asst ned for proving said lnstru
ment and that notice thereof be given to all per-
concerned publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press news
paper printed at said Burlington, previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate OF said will If you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said
District. this 9th day Of September, A. u. 1873.
Ilw3w K. s. TAFT, Register.
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The onl, preparation IN tho mark,t for cleaning
and identifying silver ware jewelry, ctr, without
leaving the slightest scratch upon the finest surface
is now sold by jewellers and druggists, under thu
name o. CARROLL. We cheeriully recommend IN to
every family aad can assure Thorn that alter once
using they .ill never allow themselves to DO with.
outfit.
CARROLL is prepared IN London and sells here for
twenty cents a package.
July sal Mo Thur kwr
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C COLLINS .
VOLTAIC PLASTER

An observation-disclosures Battery combined with
n highly Mcdicated Strengthening Plaster,
forming the hest Plaster for pains and aches
in the World of Medicine.
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Y EG ETIN E.
PErifics the RlOnd and Gives
Strength.
nu Quoiy. ILL. Jan. 81, ISIS.

DuQuoIs. ILL.,, JAN p, ISIS.
Mr.. II. Il. STEVENS.
Dear Fir Your 'Necetine" has hean doing won
ders for me Have teen having the ChiHsand FettT,
contracted in the swamps Of the South, nothing
giving me re- iei until began the use of Your Veg
ct ne, 1t giving me immediate relief toning up my
s. stem. ~ iins blood, givir strength wnere-
as all other medicines weakened mo Al dnlled my
System with poison; and am satisfied that II lam.
les that live in tie que districts o. tho South and
West would take ke-otine two or three tim
week. they would not he troubled with tao ''Chills
or the malignant Fever that prevails at certain
times OF the doctors bills, and live TO 4
GOOD old re. Eespectiully ours.
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PRICE. % (cnIs

Il careful to call for COLLINS vOLTAIC PLASTER
lest you get some worthless imitation. Sold by all
salt and L TAIL rTEi,is ihEouThout the United
States ani CIn1dts. and by WEEKS h POTTER, Pro-
preiurS. iiusiou, Mass.
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NEGETINE
prESsists' Report.

II. X. SEVEN:
Ecar sir We have been selling ''vogetine" for
the past eighteen months and "" take pleasure IN
statinz that In every case to knowltd it has
given grea' saii-iaciion. Respectfully,
EICk & CpWGILL. Druggists.
Hickman, Ky.
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A MORBID SWELLING.

GS2isnsu.-I sent for one of COLLINS VOLTAIC
rAsTEI.. and II has been of great benefit in reduc
ing swelling in my LEFT side that two physicians pro
nouucci Enlargement Of the Spleen, and one pro
nounced IL an Ovarian Tumor.
L. A. EISTER.
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HORSES.

Matched-Ist 8 StoseiI, so 4; 2nd q Joslyn, Is /;
3rd + smallman, 10.
Brood Mares lst c Dorman, SIS 2nd c. N.
Percival, 10 3rd E c knight, ).
stations SPECIAL class-lst ii y Town. Gold
medal; End " Gray. silver medal
Stock horses for general use -Five-years-o!d-
lst, lanes krsn, SIS 2nd. 0rrin Murphy, 10 I,
Sd, ii Newton, 5
Four, ear-olds-lst, d Kinds, sl2, ID, E A
Austin, s
Three-year-olds-lst, II W Davis 80; ID, C y
Percival 6.
Single horses Thos Utton, SIS; ID, W
Cutting, 10.
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VEGETINE
VEGETINE.


IAME into my enclosure on or about Aug 2dth.
~ l-->, eight calves. Tho owner s requested to
prove property, pay charges and take them away.
Il. b GALUrIA.
Jericho. VT. Sept. l., lS.S -dld&w2s
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Observation-Disclosures & J Bemis. gold
medal; ID, d Wheat, silver medal. Messrs Be-
mis- take the first stock ram ana ten If his get,
on ram years old, on best ewes 2 years old, and
same yearllnS ewes. II. o. Smith took the sec
Ond on same Grasses. J d Wheat TO k LIST on lambs.
and Gray 81.
Spanish Merinos-lst. Holyoke gold medal !;
I'd. II Z Burwell, silver medal.
observation-disclosures Burwell, SIS y, J
II HaZen, 10.
Ewes -oneyear Olds-lst, Ii e Burwel, Sl2i o 4
S Hall, s.
Rams-ist, S Holyoke. SO; I'd. o D BALL,
10.
Eve iambs-lst, A Fuller, $40; II, S sto-
well, I.
Buck lambs LIST, A Fuller, 80; Id, o D
Hall, :
Rams -two-year-Olds-lst,E stosell, So ada
Z Fuller, SO
Rams--one-year olds and under -l,t.E stowell,
SIP; I'd, II HsZen, S..
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THEY ARE THE BEST.

Gentlemen. Enclosed you will find G. g. and wish
You would send me another dozen of your COLLINS
NOLT.hIC PLASTERS. By the above you will see thnt
can do something to help Others in way even If
NOT able TO be up and around. There arc n num-
her who have tried your plasters who had given out
that AL pasters were good for nothing and now join
with Inc that they the best they ever tried
have got along this winter better than have before in
three years. Wished could have heard Of your plas-
tiers before. Yours, &c,
LORETTA NJ. CROSS.
EAtLsToS SPA. =. Y, March q, 1877.
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GOOD
AGENTS WANTED

Let every one wanting GOOD BUSINESS for
Fan and Winter, on Salary and Commission, send
for our Circular q! NEW MAPS OF L. 5. and CAN
ADAS. Charts. Chromos and Suhscl ip:ion Books.
Address d. l.. GrEgSsEY, Pub. and Bookseller
Concord n H. Sen. 10. sd-wiy
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The show must rank as successful one,
though the display in some departments
was pitisbly small. Think of tair held
in the midst Of dairy region like Franklin
county. and State FAIR at that, and six
cheeses, and six samples OF butter making
the entire show Again in corn, grains
and vegetables there vas not tenth OF
what would make a failure of town lair.
A far as fairs are to be considered As sgri-
cultural displays, there must be some new
departure or they will soon become entirely
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! CURING Costivenets, Jaun
dice. Dyspepsia. lndiges-
ton. Dysentrry,Foul Sem
ach ami Bre.Ih, Head
ache, lirysipelas, Piles,
Rheum ,tism. EruptiOns
and kin Diseases Bilious
ness. Liver Complaint,
Dropsy. letter, 1umors
and salt Rh-um, Worms,
GOut. Neuralg 4. as a Dln =
sner Pill. and Purify in .
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WHY
NOT SLIP INTO
Nicholson's, the Halter,

And purchase for - cents better hal
than has ever been sold in the State for
1925, and better Cap for 30 cents
than has been sold for 81 90.
Those Working Shirts for 40 cents
are great bargains. Fancy Shirts, two
collars, heretofore sold for 81 90, for u
cts. White Shirts uulaundried, fine linen
bosoms, - cts. Laundried White Shirts,
fine linen bosoms, Sl.00. White Shirts,
Waumasutta Cotton, fine linen bosoms,
warranted to fit, or no sale, Sl.25. Good
Paper Collars. 10 cts. per box. Sus-
pendcrS, 20 els.
'mbrellaS. Travelling Bags and
Trunks for less money than any other
house. Rubber Coats at cost TO close.
Overalls and Working Pants cheap.
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DEyoSs.

Edwin House took LIST on COW, and LIST on 2-year-
old bull.
Morrison Norton. lst on bull. and on yearlins
heiser.
Geo Davis, lst on COW years old % on bulls.
Milcn Cows-lst, l. Reynolds, $40; ID, Jane
A shedd s; ID, N L Boyden, g.
Fat Cattle-ist, |. Reynolds, $40; ID, G L Roy
nolds, 6.
Steers-3-year-olds- 1st, Van Sicklen & Brigham
$40; ID, A A rraInsrd, :.
Steers ? } -olds-Ist, Van Sieklen Bri CHAM
s.; I'd. II Hastings. 6; Sd, CP Whitney,
Steers yea linS--lst, c P whitney, 81: ID
Chas Woodwork. ;.
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To the Editor Of the Newport Express,
How do you like our glirterns generalities -
=. m.

They are good. They were rery general,
and In some cases glittered well. FIR Iu-
stance, a Barlow vote was gwen to an old
gentleman in this town Oh election day
and folded in it were two shining half dol
lars Such were the ''glIttering generali-
ties" that gave Barlow his vOts.-N.up9rt
Express.
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$50 q. m.-Devotional Meeting
1899 a. m.-Busness Meeting.
200 p. m.-Address of Welcome by Mrs. s. &. Cole
of Burlington. Response by hrs. 4. Il. Greene OF
St. Adams. Report from Au1iliares.
$40 m. Essay on Temperance Education OF
CblGren." by Mrs. L. Q. Partridge. North bcnnins-
ton, followed by discu ssion OF the subject.
Evening-Essay on " Home Work, " by Mrs.
Cnnanf Of Randolnh-Poem.
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new Rich blood!

Pnrson's purEntive PMS make New Rieh
Blood, and will comp etcly change the blood in the
cntlr" y stem In thrr" months. Any prr-un who
will take one phi each night IRON To Il weeks may
lie restored To sound health. il such thing be pos
siho. hent by mail for ; letter stamps. /. i.
JOHNSON CO.. Bangor. Me-Scpt II -'daw4w
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The Great - n tur' il WARRANTED to cure Salt
Hheum, kcald llrsf. DaudTuil. Pimp.es and Come
dunes Prepared by Weeks a Potter. Boston. Sold
every where. t'nt on receipt Of price. small Boxes,
so cts lsrr",.l. aug 2s-'d&wiw
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FLORAL HALL.

Fronting the door, in the csntre of the
hall, is the fine contribution of plants and
flowers from the gardens and greenhouse
Of j Gregory Smith, and next below a SIM
liar display by W. L Smith. of equal ex-
tent and beauty. Both include many rare
plants, among which is the century plant
in W. C. Smiths collection, and a varie-
gated American aloe in the Governors
stand. The show is a rich one. Next be-
low, in the centre, Is an extensive and ey-
celently we'll prepared collection OF stuff d
birds and animals. shown by Jeuness Rich
ard.on. OF Rutland, who shows also coIec-
ton of eggs, 200 in number. with l55 diff
ferent varieties. ali peri Get One 1.-THE soli-
tary sandpiper) is the only one in tina
United States.
Mrs c. G. Austin. Highgats. shows a
beautiful cross in aste.s and white roses
with magnificent Gala for base. Mrs.
5. ID. Hopkins, of this city, and Mrs. ID K
Potter, of st. Adams, contribute exquisite
floral designs. competing Tor NIck's special
premiums Mrs s. D. Hopkins. of this
city. Mrs. Victor Atwood, Mrs. 5. Ii. Bovn-
ton. Mrs. NJ. Thompson, show beautiful col
lections of cut flowers, and Mrs Sarah
Clark, handsome pyramid.
Mrs. q. A. Waller. Georgia, shows q
handsome agricultural wreath, Of grasses.
fruits and grains. Chandler shows a good
collection of fine pictures.
There is the usual amount ct quilts, rugs,
and fancy filings With different names
and for various uses, the merits oil which We
are not competent to discuss, but which
was of absorbing interest to the average
feminine mind.
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SANFoRD'S
RADICAL. CURE
For CATARRH

INSTANTLY relieves and permanently cures this
oathsomc disease in all It's varying Stages It pos
sesscs the soothing and healing properties OF plants
nbrous contamination and In this respect differs from
founi its way from the Atlantic TO the Pacific coast
aud wherever known has become the standard remedy
been waited upon by gentlemen of national reputation
who have been cured by this remedy, and who have,
the good news throughout the circles in which they
nr1c and fea5emapt saw o. lie 10 sabqogd
Radical Cure you may feel assured that article
standard medical specifics of the day
TIE benefit derive from its daily use Ia to in
HENRY WELLS. OF WELLS. FAHso & Co.
IT has cured after twelve years Of uninterrupted
GEO. W. HoUGHToS. wArruAx. Mass
FOLLOWED the directions to the letter and am hap
D. W. CRAY. NJ. D, MuscArisE. Iowa.
I HAVE, recommended It to quite a number of my
iTiends all q whom have oppressed % their
WI. BOWEN, rs FINE ST., ST. FL LOUIS tisl'
n cured ! hay, haze -, since resonlHended over one
l5s HARRISON AVE-. BosToS-
WE have sold sASFoRD's RADICAL CURE for nearly
W one year and can say canddly that never
satisfaction. We have yet to learn Of the FIRST
$ d. BALDWIN & CO.. WASHINGTON. ISD
THE cure effected nv case by SASFo.ps IA prcNL
CUEE was SO remarkable that 1t seemed TO those
who had suffered without relief from any OF the
remedies that It could not be therefore made
affidavit To it before seth j. Thomas ESQ., Justice OF
the Peace Boston.
GEORGE l. DINsNioEE. DErGGIsr. Bosrox.
Each package of SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE contains
Dr. Saniords Improved luhang Tube. and fuIl dirrc-
In all Price, 81 ~. 70 sale by
all wholesale and retail druggists and dealers through
the United States and Canadas WEEKS Il POT
TER. General Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Bos-
ton. Mass.
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The Result In the Third District.
COMMENTS OF TIE PRES.

Had it not been for the Greenbsck card,
which was played so late Ms to make it i'm
possible to correct the evil OF it, the result
of the election would have been far different.
Then there has been another more potent
Greenback influence, the workings Of which
have been seen and felt In almost every
community. A large number of voters who
had little interest and less honor in politics,
connected themselves with this second
Greenback party, and helped swell the
vote. Those who expected that this canvass
would be conducted in the same manner that
ordinary political work is done in Vermont,
could make no provision against and no
calculation about, an il tuence of this kind.
Taking every thing into consideration, it is
not TO be wondered that Gen GrOut has not
been able to defeat his antagonist in this
first battle. When all the facts in regard to
this canvass are known, there will be dis
closures that will make the average YER
monter blush with STANDARDIZATION Nom
tor.
To the Editor OF the Newport Express,
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WEDNESDAYS RACES
THREE MINUTE RACE.

THREE MINUTE RACE
Thre minute class fer Il purse Of $3.50, So,
SO.
W. s. sandman, Maloae n Y, rs. Il.
Foundry Boy ----.-......-.-------..-.
Kent Wright, Bridport, rs. b z. Add
son Boy Observation-Disclosures.
J. 4 I. T1erney, st. Albans, rs. : Tin. >
II. q. Smith, Concord, N. II us. IN. Vol
unteer 6irl.---.....--- -.-..-..---.
Vim Monty. Lacolle. P. Q..us. 3. Woodle
ton Noy.... ------. = D
n. +. lIefiOn. Rich'ord, ms. b m. Frontier
Maid. ............................ e
Time-2lO, 1891, PAP.
SPECIAL COLT RACE.
". 7. Smith, BianHon, rs. 2. Ell Ghayer.--. |
f. d. Ii nds. Brandon, rs. <. Brandon Boy ,
+. u. Clay, Middebury, ms. b IN. Fashion,. ?
r. +. Weller. Burlington. ms. CT. sarah b.. 4
J. A Williams, Burlington, rs m. Molly
CLARK. , Or
Time 2.59, 25:.
THE Two-THIRrY EIGHT RACE.
IL. q. smith, Concord, N. H.. rs. Anna
Lou. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .----..-..-- I
II. nolcomb. Isle LiMott, Ms. blk < Island
{. q. Wicker, Ticonderoga N. Y, rs. blk.
IN. Kitty Jones---. 3
Time ISL, ~ 24n.
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AvRGuTPRo

Bulls years old-lst, L Drew, SIS; "a, A
Brooks, 10.
Bulls-3-years old list. S @ Macomber, $40: I'd
Chas King, 6; Sd, Gu tbs Wheeler, l.
One year old ist, A A Fisher, 81; End, D T Par
ris. 5: I'd. L S Drew, 3.
VS. years old-lst, A Fisher. SIS; I'd, L 5
Drew, 10; Sd. | T Paris, s.
Heiiers-2-years oid-lst. l. Drew, s. I'd, I 7
Paris 3D. A A Fisher, 8
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26rH.

s3Oa. m.-Devotionsl Meeting.
1890 a. m business Meeting. Essay by Mrs S.
A. Watson, St Adams.
Dissussion-,u bIect. Has our society in itself
the elements of success which insure prosperity and
perpetuity."
2UO p m Report Of work by Vice Presidents.
sop. m.-BusIness Meeting.
Evening-fssay On Womans influence in the pres
ent and coming reform, by Mrs. Frank HastIng. of
Brattleboro. Poem by Mrs. Church Tabor, Nontpe-
lier. Further arrangement for the evenings made
By the Executive Committee.
Return checks will be furnished.
The attention of the su1iliaries is called
to tho BYLAWS passed at the last Conyen-
ton.
Will the ladies consider the topics for dis
cussion with view TO taking part in the
discussion. 1t is hoped that Miss Willard
will be present
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THE xEssFsGER's ATTACK ON JUDGR EUDGRTT.
"a HrGUiAEAq IsA REGULAR
Hon, v. =, Mudgatt, ot Cambridge, is q devoted
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JERSEYS.

Bulls-three years o'd--lst T Lamos, SIS 2nd
Ed Whitney 10; 3-d " ID Bronson s.
Bulls-two yesrs-old-lst ] Gregory Smith, $40
Ind S A Brooks, 6; 3rd A Pierce 4.
Bulls year old LIST II W Davis, - 2nd
II Blake 5 Ord $ Wilmarth ,.
best cow-lst, bronson, sI5i I'd, Jos Battell
10 Sd, N. L. boy den, s.
Two years old-lst, W Bronson, s.; I'd, N
Boyden. s; Sd. J T Lamos B.
one year old-Ist. W d Bronson, b I'd, J I
Lamos. 3; ID Gregory Smith, 2.
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Premiums.


Bulls years ard over-lst prem. q. ii. Mar.
tin, East Montpelier SIS Fl. andrew Murray
MoretOwn, IL; 81. A. c. Brsyton, Alburgh. 8.
Bulls-2-year-od LIST, VanSieklen Brigham
SO; ID, J Gregory emith, 6; Sd, George L Rey
nolds,4
Undergraduates, @ L Reynolds, 81 ID. "
ID Waller, S; 3D., Z h Gray,3
Cows-3-year olis-lst. ii u Martin, sl5; I'd
G L Reynolds, 10. Sd NJ ID Waller. S.
Heifers 2 yesr-olds list, g L Reynolds, -; I'd
ii II Martin, 5 Sd. l. Reynolds 50.
One-y ear-O'ds-Ist. G. l.. Rey noIds. s.; 2nd
Gregory emith.3. Bird NJ. ID. Waller,
Calves list u. l.. Re nOlds, 50; End. ii. Il
Reynolds,2; 3rd q. L. Reynolds. l.
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MUSIC BOOKS
FOR THE FALL TRADE.

Teachers. &c, are invited to send for Catalogues
and Circulars. containing large lists OF the best
most useful and newest books Tor their the
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