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Hats Caps
Boots Shoes
Stationery
G R 0 G s.:
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The following il list of teachers in our
city public schools for tho ensuing school
year
High Schooi-Princ pal. Joseph d BARLEY First
Assistant, Laura Ii. Brownell; Second Assistant,
Ellie Moore
Grammar School Principal, Elm j. Leydep
Fir-t Assistant, Sarah NJ. SchoOmiker: Second
Assistant, Mary 4. Collins; ThIrd Assistant Eliza.
both ). Bowman.
Pine street. Inf,rmsdidfs Sch0ol-Principal Ella
NJ KeaGdUn: fret Assistant, Jennie e. i;ohhln-
Second Assistant, Carrie j. Bishop.
PomcrV intermediate School Principal Mary J
Stevens; First Assistant, Annie T. smith; second
Assistant, Ellen Miller.
fdams Mfomediafe Schooi-Princlpal, Anna A.
Pease As-istan-, Emma p meachim.
North and Murray Street Inttrmtdiafe Sltooi-
Teacher, Nottic NJ. while.
fGii' Sotoot Mixed Grade)-Principal, Sarah A.
Enright' Assistant, Jennie NJ. Matthews.
North Ar'nHe Mixed Grade) Teacher Eleanor
l.. Manley.
Pine Stleef Primary Sobool- Principal, Eva r.
sallesi First Assistant, Ksue ?. Miller, Second
Assistant, Florence N. CrpoEer.
Pomeroy Primary School - Princip,l Lizzie
Reese First Assistant. Ella Case; second Assis
tant, Carrie NJ. Wing.
adams Primary ScioOi-Prlncipal .MaryJ. Brown
Assistant, Mrs. fannie l.. Tenney.
North aud Murray Street P,imarU C,Bsof Prin
cpal, Flora L. Butts Assistant, Jennie BIcCray.
Miss schoomaker takes for tho Fall Term the place
Of Miss Mary r. Wells who has leave to he absent.
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Consumption Cured!

An Old ply sician. retired from practice, hay ing
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dressing with stamp, naming this paper. W. W.
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Sent 2.lxNiH
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GoUD CATTLE AT THE STATE FAIR.-Col.
lie Grand D. Cannon has kindly offered to
take his fine herd of Guernseys and Dur
hams to the State Fair, for exhibition, only
RICHMOND MARkET, Sept. .. - Butter
sold as follows: Ordinary, S to 10 cts; fair
to good, IL TO Ia cts. choice, Is to lots:
fire, II to Is cts; cheese. farm diaries 81
to : cts
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$2OO,0OO,000.
Read the following care
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to 90 lCith Om it.

BURLINGTON, Vi, Sept. ID, 1873.
Mr.. T. :. PECK,
Agent Travellers Insurance Co.,
Burlington, Vt.
Dear Sr-Thanks for the draft of
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Y, in payment of my accident claim.
My injury was caused by breaking the
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of duty, which laid me up ten and one
half weeks, and from which have not
yet entirely recovered. was insured
on a four months policy. and the same
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happened so was fortunate in one
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tunity ! have.
Yours truly,
!. 5. SrAuLpING.
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Legal Notices.

SsTATE OF VER3IO sT-Pfubltr Court pis,r.,t
. of Chittsnden To Peter CIITk, llie Q, Rich
mord. in said District.
WHEREAS. a pete.lttun has been Il ul in the
Court, by william Glars, - Tally Ampls, Ire
land, praying Tor reas H. therein sut forth. that
you be removed from yuur trust administrator
OF the estate 81 John CIIi.. Its G.. said Richmond.
iecea sed: and whereas sIii Court has appointed
the 23t day o. September, l~'S. Tor "A hearing
said petition IL w. thctc'v'S lou arc hereby
notified to appear heio7c said Court, on said s3i
day OF Septemh +, 5:S, 10 clock In tbs OrsnOOn
then and there IN sad Coat to show cIlss if
any you have Why tbs rs4,rr 90 sal psItiJl
sh yuld not be gTIntet, JnI Huts yiis5 person ap
pointed adm u.stTa .us Ia yoI- sfcId-
Iu~3w H. .. TAFT. Z, ulster.
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RuTLAND.--ln Rutland alter hard fight
the Democrats elected their candidate for
Town Representative by majority of II in
a total vote OF l 99l. The vote stood Rel
ington, Dem. ,O0l; NeazeY. 9l5; LandOn,
40; scattering (b.ing votes for Congress
man put into the wrong box). 80. Colonel
joyce led his ticket By about 300. The Re-
publican justice ticket. with two exceptions.
was elected. Col. Proctor. notwithstand-
ing considerable effort put forth by a few
parties to cut down his vote. only dropped
slightly below the ticket. The Herald says
the defeat of Col. Neazsy was duo to com
bination of influences The board OF civil
authority was controlled by the Democrats.
who made the most Of their opportunity.
Some of the friends Of the defeated candi-
date for Governor were cold and reluctant
in their support of Col. VeAzsy. # no, ac-
lively opposed to him and large number
Of Republicans stayed away from the polls.
The Democrats worked pcrsistontly, whereas
the Republicans. confident OF victory. did
no. persist TO the end, hut allowed the
Democrats to squeeze their man in at tho
last moment, when a little extra work
would have easily changed the result.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

rINlIlS is 20 give notice, that on the 27th day Of
i August, AID. ls.@, Warrant in bankruptcy was
Issued against the estate a. Lrmuel u. Plstt Jr.,
and Seymour L. Reynolds, OF Colchester. In the
county of 'htteuceu, and State Of Vermont,
who have been a judged Blnkrupts on their
own petition: that trv payment of any debts
and delivery Of any property belonging to said
Bankrupts, to them or for their use. and the
transfer Of any property by them, are OIbdden by
law. that a meeting Of the creditors OF said
Bankrupts. u prove their debts ant To choose one
or more assi.necs Of their estate. vi he held at
Court Of Bankruptcy, To po hold. at the othce OF
L. L. Lawrence. in burlington, IN the Comfy Of
Chttenden. ami state oi ermOnt, before l.. l.. Law
renee ESQ, Register, the 'suh day OF September
A. ID. 1875. At 9 U'ciuck J. IN. GEO. l.. FOSTER,
lOH2X United Stair. MnrshaL ~ Messenger
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kBw YoRK. Sept. ).
CoTToN-maIket duh; sales :l9 balos middl-
Ing uplands at I2i.
FL0UR-The market Is quoted as in buyers
favor. Receipts, 1900 barrels; sales, 1900
barrels No. at 240 n } %. Superino state
and western at 3la3 81. common to good
to choice extra do at 435 10 90, com
mon to choicee white wheat western extra at
10 as -; fancy white wheat western extra at
35n7 10; common to good oxtra Ohio 1t %
a. 90; common to choice extra st. Louis at
4 OonG Is, patent Minnesota extra good to prime
55r Is; choice to double extra 70 q 800.
RYE FLOUR, dull; sales 900 barrels at 50ab
3 20 for state.
CORN MEAL, market is quoted quiet; yellow
Western, Jersey and Pennsylvania at 2 4On:75.
WHEAT spring shade lower Receipts III, $50
bushels sales 5iAOO bushels. / Of for No. rcd ;
Ils do white, 100 white state.
AYES quoted hrm st e. % G. for Western :;
621f62 for state.
BARLEY-no ninsl.
BARLEY M.Lr-hrm at e5lI 10 for 6-rowed
state: IS for old 3-rowed state.
CORN-market less firm. Receipts 65 Oon; bush
els sales ldl ooa. a. 5oi for ungraded; $3.50 for
steamer; 5Ot15li for No. 2.
OATS Tho market is quoted less active and
less strong. Receipts 81 OOl bushels; sales
SO 100 bushels. 2sa32 for mixed state; 3l83T for
Hay dull. $3.50 for shipping.
HOPS Inc market Is dull; sap3 for yearlngs
6GiO for eastern and western; 91r7i for Now York;
state. l2fli for Callfornians.
steady at liIrI7i.
SUGAR = Tho market is firm 7Ia7t for
refining. II for prime.
MULAsSkS- steady.
RICE steady
PETRoLEUM-is steady; crude at 81 refined
at l0i asked.
TALLOW-the market is firm sales 5000
lbs. At :.
POTATOES market steady; Long Island and
New Jersey, 25mi IS.
EGGs-hIm at iGinl7 for for state and Pennsyl-
vania.
PROFESSIONALISM market Is quoted as
being dull mess, g75 az 80. Beef, dull. Cut
meats quiet. Mddles steady. western long clear
at G.. city do. q.
LARD, BUTTER. Ere Lard, market is quoted
quiet and lower at O567 is. Butter, the mari is
quoted firm at 10 @ 81 for state. Cheese is quoted
nominal at 6aSt for state.
LlNSEED-dull at = UddfJ %
WHISk EY-nOminal at III
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noTIca Nv EANEnrrTCY.

THIS is to give notice that on the 18th day Of
L August. A. ID. l~sS, a Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate of Car yenter
L Jones, OF Newhurs, in the county Of Orange,
and State o! Verm Mt, who have been adjudgsd
Blnkrups on their OSu petition: that the pay
meut Of any dsbts and the delivery OF any
property belonging 10 sl;d Eaukrupts. to them or
for their use, and the transfer any property by
them. are iOrbiddtn BY Law; that mt citing of the
creditors Of said Blnkrupts. TO prove their debts
and To choose asst -nees OF theI estate,
VIII be held at Culrt % Bankruptcy 10 be holden
the office OF \. Underwood. Wells River.
in the county Of Orange. AID State of Vermont.
before A. UnGci wood, Es,i.. Register, the 18th
day Of SeptcI1ber, a. II. 5, at y o'elock a. IN.
lUw2w gro. +. FUSTEh,
lnitcl Statez Marshal as Me<sanyer
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NOTICE L.

rINHS is to give notice that on the Goth day Of Aug
i ust, A. u. l>7S. Warrant in bankruptcy VAS
issued against the estate Of Hosea b. Hanson, Of
i'erby in the c, unit o! Orleans. and State
Of Vermont. who has heea adjulSed Il Bank
rupt on his own petition: that tho paym Of
any debts and delivery U any property belonging TO
said Bankrupt o. HIM. Tor his and the Trans
fer o: any property by HIM. are forbidden by law
that meeting Of lie crtdtrrs Uf SAID Bankrupt to
prove their debts, ana To chouse one or more as
si.nees OF his Estate, will he held at a court Of
Bankruptcy to be nOldra at the office OF Edwards
& DckermIn. in Newport, in the county of orleans,
and State OF Vernon. tCiIfr john Edwards,
Esq, Register the 18th ia, OF September, A. d.
ISIS a: Q o'clock a. GEO. r. FOSTER,
lyw2w United SIltes Marshal. as Messenger.
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Bankruptcy Notices.


4 His is to give notice. that on the Both day Of
i August, A. ID. l5s-, g Warrant IN Bankruptcy
vas Issued against the estate Of Horace Bean.
Of Newport, in the county CT Orleans, and
state OF Vermont, who has been adiudged Bank
rupt on his own petition: that the payment
OF any debts aud delivery Of any property belong
ing TO said Bankrupt, to him. OF Tor his use, and
the transfer OF any property by him forbidden
by law: that a meeting q. the creditors OF said
Bankrupt, TO prove their debts. and to choose one
or more assiynees Of his estate will be held at q
Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 he holden at the Office of
Edwards DickeruaE, in Newport, in the county
Of Orleans, ana STATE Of Vermont. before John
l.. Edwards, ksq. Register, the 2ith day Of
September, A. -. ISIS, al O'clycs a. IN
iOs2w gro. r. FOSTER,
United Marshal. Messenper
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DIED.

LOWRY. - In this city, Sept 5th Louise NJ
BlAkesee, wife Of John Lowry.
Funeral saturday, the 9TH inst, at o',lock p N
rom the residence on George st.
CosGEIFr.-In Perrisburgh, en- Wednesday, Sept
4th, hannah. daughter Of John and Ellen Cosgrih
aged 20 years.
Funeral ut st. Mary's Cathedral, Burlington on
Saturday, sept. :, at pm.
WAr.-ln Hinesburgh, Sept. > 1873, at the resi-
denco OF c. g. Peck, Mrs Myra Wait, sister OF Gov.
Peck, aged IS years
Montpelier papers please copy.
DNER.-In Brooklyn. Aug. 3Ist, Richard c., only
son OF J. Ii. and Jennett J. Dyer, aged years and
6mOnths.
TuRNER.-ln Cambridge, Aug. 2S ISIS. Mrs.
Mary Felch Turner wife o! J. W. Turner, sged Is
years.
CLARK.-In this city. Aug. 18th, Mary Elizabeth,
infant daughter OF Horace r. and Mary ii. Clark.
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Tue Messenger says Mr.. Barlow is but Is
Year. old.
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NOTICE IN BANKnUpTcY,

THIS is to give notice, that on the Goth day Of
l. August ID. ISIS waTrautin Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate ~ Charles Ii. Green,
of Cana n, in the county Of Essex. and State of
Vermont. who has been atiudsCd Bankrupt
his own petition; that tho payment Of any
debts and orllvery OF any property belonging to
said Bankrupt, To him. or Tor his use. ana the
transfer o, any property by him, arc ;orbidden by
law tina. a mrstinz ct the creditors OF said baEk
rupt, 10 prove ;h,ir cents, anu 10 choose one or
more assis15es OF h;s estate. VIII be held at
Court Ci Ia kruptcN. C. He Lo.:s at the office Of
Edwards Dickerul1. in tcWpoIt. in ths county
OF Orleans. ami STATE Il. vermont bsfO:e John L.
Edwards, Eq. Register, en- the Sta day of sep
TENDER, A. b. l-7N at "'clocS y
Gftis'tE 7. SfER,
/ cited Stats Hlf>hsl Is Messenger.
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PLY sicians and Psychologists have long "scra;ch-
ed their heads" and burned the midnight OIL
seeking to devise some means whereby excessive
corpulency might be either prevented or controlled
until recently all theories" special directions
and remedies" have failed. But at last the prob
lem 10 solved. Allan's Anti-Fat will surely and
positively reduce flesh from three to six pounds per
week. No medicine or combination OF medicines
has ever been discovered that would produce such
wonderful results, and at the same time improve
the general health. Sold by druggists.
wIt&Sst--
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Tho Supreme Court Of the State of New York has
decided that J. C. ArEE & Co, of Lowell. have the
sole right to use the words CHERRY PEcroRAL Tor
medicine. and has Issued an injunction against F.
V. Rush,on, of Now York City, for selling Rush
tons Cherry Pectoral or Cherry Pectoral Lozcnges
or any other use of the name to deceive the public
This decision OF the high court includes all dealers
who sell any similar article Por, Jefferson a.. H.
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Tho only preparation IN the market for cleaning
and Identifying silver ware, jewcry, etr., without
leaving the slightest s,ratci upon the finest surface
is now sold by jewellers and druggists, under tn.
name o. CARROLL. We cheerfully recommend it to
every family and can assure them that after once
using, they will never allow themselves to be with.
Quilt.
CARROLL is prepared in London and sells here to-
twenty cents package.
July sst. Mo Thur Awt.
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yo,r of the Third District In 1875

Governor Fairbanks, 1865; Bingham,
G.6l4.
Congress llendee, IL ,99i. Edwards,
1857.
President - Hayes, l., 9sG; Tilden,
Il i62
IL will be seen that the heaviest vote was
cast on Governor. By counties 1t was a.
follows
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liz 1874 the total vote cast for city rep
reSeHtative was .405, OF which Smalley re-
ceived 747 and Parker 65S. the majority for
the former being 50
OLIVER NERRAN, Democrat, was elected
Alderman in Ward Ill, Tuesday, by 1872
majority, he receiving 2il votes to l09 for
JohnN- Blethen.
THE SEPTEMBER ELECTION in 1876 resulted
as follow, in this city: Whole number of
votes, 2,OS5; Wales. loss; Smalley. $50 :;
Wales's majority, 1856.
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SEPTEMBER ELECTION.

The VOTE IN CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
With three towns to hear from,-Under
hill, Westford and Williston,-th vote on
county ticket is as follows:
For Senators,-Ballsrd.3 ,O36 Writers,
3,Os9 Peck, 2.s6I Blodgett, 1868 ;
Gaffney, 1850; Quinlan, .9l6.
For Judge of Probate, Wales. 1860 ;
Beach. S67.
For States Attorney 1855; Start.
1888.
For Sheriff, Drew, 3.ll4; Gillett, .622.
For High Bailitf.-Boach, 1865; Thomp-
son, l,sl3
For Assistant Justices-C Chapman, 1904 !;
Lane. 2.s55; Thayer, l,6i3; Ashley, 1913
With two towns to hear from-Undcrhill
and Westiord- the vote for Governor and
Congressman is as follows:
Governor Proctor, 3.O9S; Bingham,
l,6s7; Martin. 263.
Congressman Grout, 2,452; Waterman,
LIS; Barlow. 2,l59.
THE VOTE IN THE THIRD III, TRIcT
Returns from all but six towns in the
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AMONG the sorriest men in Burlington
posed that Mr.. Barlow had secured votes
enough t. elect him, were the editors Of his
Burlington organs. They did not fancy
the prospect that COW that had given
down" so freely should suddenly dry up,
and they made no bones of expressing their
lear that tho Barlow business had been
''oyerdone