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wHrTEuAII.-on Wednesday evening the

WHrTEHALI--on Wednesday evening the
citizens of Whitehall celebrated the no-li-
ceuse victory Of the day previous by street
parade. The rooms Of the reform club were
illnuinsted, bonfr, blszsd, and cannon
rosred. Tho towns Of Putnam. Dresden
Fort Ann, Hartford, Hampton, Granville,
Hebron, Fort ElSard, Kingsbury. and. as
would appear, every Other town in Wash
nRton county, except Greenwich, have
elected no-license excise commissioners.
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TAKE CARE OF YoUR HEALTH and that ofyou
coidren. and use no other cure fer Coughs, Colds
etc. except that standard remedy, Masa" P0Tfs'''
Cough Balsam. 1t is acknowledged by all who have
given 1t trial as being the most reliable prepara'
ton ever used; IT is particularly adapted to lung
and throat affections in children Try one bottle.
Feb 2r.sI&Miu
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> BAT. Mo Thur kutf

SRoAklSs Is not confined to the frog Ponds AT
tns season almost everybody is hoarse Tho bleating
~ distressed lungs is heard everywhere. Why is
this when Hdie's Honeg or HorehouHf and lar
VII cure any cough, cold or hoslssness In IS hours
soli by all Druggists
fike's Tocthathe Drops cure in minute.
Feh u -dtvIp
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Mrs. VAwTER, OF Rochester. Ind. has
baby which weighs pound and hall, and
and is so slender that a finger-ring can be
slipped over its arm TO its shoulder Vawter
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NOTICE IN BANHRUrTCY

In the District Court tot the District Of Vermont
rCHE undersigned hereby gives notice of hi
L appointment rs Assixnee of the eatste of l. J
Crowley 4 Co.. OF 81. Adams, Franklin county
Bankrupts upIn their own petition byi3aidi u strict
Court
Burlington. March sth, 1873
5.w3w |. j. VAIL. Assignee.
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STRAWBERRIES have declined s. per quart
in New York-from SO to Sand it is ex-
pected that poor people will soon be buy
inn them
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In HANKIiUPTCN.

hISTRICT OF VERMONT, Sat- Waterford
~ Vt, the Goth day Of February, AID. ISIS.
The undersigned hereby gives Notice Of his ap
pointment as Assignee OF Frank Carter, OF Water
lord, in the county of Caledonia. and State OF Yer
mont. within said District who has been adjudged
Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the Dis
trict Court of said District.
Swat Ii. III. FARMS, Assignee
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IT is SAID that at the present rate Of
slaughter all the deer in the Adirondacks
will be ezterminsted in ten years.
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Vermont Tanners and Leather Manufacturers
Association,


| mn
''H'i y. 'ne 'ermon'
anHoi' Anu LeA'ne, n~ M Asso'iA
mn .A' - ~ VI" 80, US nouS, =.
o-r U' ".s' ~ n0n, W. .
''a''' VI f"''o'S ''' 'Ds p,es'ueh' u
~ '"'nu'''
~ 'De .' ne.ns " 'u' seore-
tary, l.. l. Hoiorook' OF Mutton, and on
motion they were approved.
A letter was read from James Huntoop.
c,..;,;Iio o,,;, h;s ;.h;I;,, 1.
' W oe
present, anu ohering Suggestions In regard
| to price lists for the coming season. Ia
| rssnonse IN tbs call for the renort nj tbe
-; or O. CI-. :,
eo""o Vi
west Berkshire NJ. L.. chandler, OF East
Franklin, ard james nuntoon, of Cuttings
willie snpoint.d at the meeting of March
- afp
1919 ~ hSooi''in 'u' "niouA' "uu ooss VI
bark, price OF labor, length oil time required
tn tan 100 dairy skins. and Also loo hides
NJ W. II ,,,a 81 ,ho e., r. n
"f' !" H. iun'o'" VI u0 MIN VI nun
tonn sous, OF Inttihgsilit, reported that
they opened their tannery March 20, 1877.
D,,in. tho src.oa5;oy nina montbs ,bov
=.
used Sios eerus VI oatA' 0os'ins 90 per
cord. which tanned IL. SOC dairy skins, 2. 42l
veal skins and e37 hides of rough uuner
ies'neT' mostly o'" MUGS a'eiAkins '~''e
and one-haIi pounds 10 hide. This stock
Was ali sold in tho We: state by the piece
H., .,;-,,,Ir % ,ho
auu wa r,i :, ~, - 'iei
rno manu- Iu 49,, ~ s',,i;o rb;ob r.no anu
III. .Is :, - 80. ~ .p.
appeaieu VI taIe nddn ia, 81 w
s'elagF, n'uc anI Ia.,h o ,h,. VI uark
" 'nn Gn0 psuna - c,n ~, ~ ~osins
aoGut a INV o,e "a ano1h.It norIS. oaaL
+. ~ -; ~ par,a, ~ So
~ 70 op,'i'Jn hrnd,na t;as 49,
.us ~. ~ -, y, ~. III -, sr..r 49,,
i"k s"e "a S''i s,,, 81 My III.
,h"ncht ~ -, un,ii Mt srcsad f,,iv
~ La
'e1 1 pei II ulh,ooL Oh. nh;a.,
w n,oion " - 81, nart nos,;ng and 70
Wa son'. .I4 70 'ra tn;.,aa ,.;,s 80
ie,ieu % NJ ~ paess nd Cnmr,;ns of
H,s,on u 81 ~ Gnwr,T Of Csyon
10 ~ ~ - rs,,,s-t,d IN test tho mater
" of' h;d"s -" U,nrs esnra;aIlv
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DON'T BE SUFFERING
FROM CATARRH.

Use Puss'5 VERMONT CATARRu REMEDY.
" endorsed by the most eminent PLY slcian-,
Professors and scientific Men OF the day, for being
the best Catarrh Rene dy in the world Manufactured
and for sale by a fDS., FstrfnN, W.,
To whom all orders should he addressed.
Trial Foxes, 81 cents sent by mail on receipt
Of price For sale by all Druggists. Dec2l, S1,wly
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MONTPELIER has a bonded debt OF $685.
500 and floating debt of $4,000, and
is taxed 200 cents on the dollar
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The RIFoRr SCnooL.-It is said that there
Is ct the State Reform School. at Vergsnnes,
one Of the best conducted Sunday schools in
Vermont, Mr. Fairbank i. supsriutsn-
dent and Mrs. fairbank is teacher, with
eight or ten assistants, volunteers from the
different churches IN the city. After the
lesson OF the morning Is over, comments are
made on it by the different tea cheers and the
lesson for the neg. Sunday is read by the
superintendent, and the scholars ask q
number of questions explanatory of its
general character these questions are put
down to be answere the next Sabbath.
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7 iiEREhN give notice. OF my appointment as as
i sgnee. Of :ho iestate of l.. L. butcher q Sons, o
St. Albans. VT, who have tecn adjucged inkrupt.
upon their own petition by the ID strict court d
the United States, for the District OF Vermont.
Datod at st. Albans this 2cth. day of February
1873
3ew3w JOHN j. BURGESS
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TnK Merchants National Bank, of thi.
city, has added lat cost of 81 ,20O), to il.
other safeguards for its funds, one of the
COrliss burglar proof safes. This latest
engine. 10 the constant and hard warfare
between the banks ard the burglars, is q
massive globe of iron, three or four feet il
diameter. and seven inches thick, which
seems to exhaust all the possibilities CT de-
fence against robbery. 1t weighs over two
tons, aud offers every where a surface Of
chilled iron to the burglars tool. 1t can
not be battered to pieces, nor blown open
by any force smaller than one which would
destroy utterly both safe and its contents,
and which would thus defeat the object Of
any attack upon it. Ii has never been
broken open, and j. not likely to be in a
hurry. The sale viii! be placed within the
vault Of the bank. and if burglars should
over make their way into that. they would
ind their tax OF getting at the treasure OF
the bank not fairly begun. The safe was
purchased through Capt A. II. Keith
manutac:urer's agent.
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Each package contalns Or Ssnford's Improved Inhal
Ing Tube with fui directions for in al Price
500 For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the Cnifed States. WEEKS " POTTER
General AEontI and Wholesale Drusgsts Boston Mssa
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AFTERNOON

On motion, committee was appointed to
report scale OF prices which should be
paid for stock during the coming season.
This committee reported the following,
which they recommended the tanners to
pay. as l)ng as there existed the present
depression in the tanning business. and the
uniavorsble outlook fer the immediate fu-
ture ard on motion the report was &C.
cepted and adopted:
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town ELECTIONS.
Tuesday, March 9Th, 1875.

Moderator, Andrew Biodgett; Towr
CLERK. Geo. W. Iiartshorn S, lectmen
VIM. Morrill,, George billiard, J. N. Bar
tlett Treasurer, q. II. Weeks; Overseor Of
Poor. III. Lucas, Constable and Collec
tor, G s. Dalton; Listers. Geo. W. IIart,-
horn. ii. Ii. Lucas. A Z. Blood Auditors
A. Blodgett. j. II. Brooks, 5. p. Jones
Grand Juror, Andrew Blodgett; Superin.
tendent of Schools, Geo. ". Hartshorn. Tax
raised, Is cent, on the dollar. County Com
missioner. b + Wadieigh, Is.
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Beef hides, prime, FIVE cents; veal skins
under twelve pounds. trimmed. eleven
cents per pound, untrimmed ten cents
over twelve and up to fifteen pounds, same
price as the twelve pound skis; from fl
teen to twenty pounds, seven to eight cents
per pound, Dairy skins. eItrd, fifty
cents; No. |, forty cents; No. 2, twenty
five cents
The report Q! Mr.. r \. Jones, the Treas
urer of the Association, was submitted
showing balances on hand of 500 Of. On
motion ii was accepted and adopted.
Sundry bills o! the Association, amount
ing to $1,000 were ordered to be paid by
the Treasurer.
There being no further business before
the Association, the meeting was on mo-
ton adjourned.
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OVER two thousand Plattsburghers have
signed the temperance pledge.
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DIPHTH e X la !!

Johnsons Anodyne Libiment will positively pre-
vent this terrible disease, and Ill positively cure
nine in ten. Information that Will save many
lives sent free by mall. Don't delay moment Pre-
vention is better than cure. !. $. JOHNSON CO,
BANGOR, MAINE. Feb2-iSwiw
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Sworn EVIDENCE.
Ths following Cure Is probably the most re-
rnarkabIe ever effected by any medical
preparation for tho treatment
OF Catarrh;

G$tfenttn-1 hereby certify that have had Cstarrh
Tor ten years. and for the last sI years have been
tefriDls sufferer: was rendered partially deaf. had
ouilng In the head. pains across the temple. dizzy
tonss. hard and constant cough. pain scross
the chest, and every Indication of consumption My
mead ached all the time The mnttsr accumulated so
rapidly In my head and throat that could not keep
ped. seemed to me, at the point of suifocation.
would then have RECOURSE to every in my power
20 dhodge tho mucus from my throat and head before
being able TO sleep again For period OF six years my
tonsis we're liberated and much inf couif
with diheulty swallow finally consulted eminent
surgeon In regard TO operation on them but hs
request postponed It. The constant Inflammation and
liberation In my throat cau:ed by the poisonous
ter dropping down from my head had 40 irrtated and
tnfamedm my lungs thntI cOughed necessarily deep,
hard cough. Meanwhile my system began TO show the
efecs this disease that Host flesh grew pale
showed every symptom of an early death by cOnsump
ton. When matters had reached this stage about
six months ago, began the OF SASFoKD'5 RADIO AZ
CURE FOE CATAREH. After using the frst bottle be-
gan to improve rapidly The first dose seemed clear
my head as had not known It to be for years. 1t
seemed gradually to arrest the discharges stoppe
NY cough IN three days. By using IL "a gargle soon
reduced the Inflammation and swelling Of uy tousls
SO that they soon ceased to trouble The sorcnCsi
ncross my chest disappeared the buzzlng noises in
head ceased. senses Of seeing and ofhearing
completely restored, and every symptom fdsesse that
reduced me 10 the verge Of the disappeared
by the use OF hASroEDs RADICAL CUEE FOR CArArEu.
1 have been thus explicit because a. drugy!st,
have seen great deal OF suffering from CataTrh and
hope TO convince many that this Ia great remedy.
arn familiar with the treatment Of Catarrh prae
most en- nent about my case. have every kind
OF remedy and apparatus that have appeared during
period fisk years past and have while following their
Hse taken great care OF my general health but obtained
horenef orenooufagenent nom any OF them.
BosToS. Feb. 70, 1875. GEO :. DISsMoRE.
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Vegettne Is Sold by all Druggists,
March ;, .ikwu
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TEE PAST WINTER was ,vsn more remark
able down country. than in this city. at
least such is the conclusion we draw from
the report Of correspondent at North
Bennington, who writes: Some Of the
Oldest inhabitants are scratching away hard
Of their heads to try and remember Winter
Ike the one tina; has Just closed The hair
comes, but the recollection does not. One
very remarkable feature of the past Winter
vas that we did not have one day Of buster
ing. snowy weather, and Spring comes not
with the roar of the traditional lion of our
fathers nor the whistle and jerk of the aver
go mother-iu-lsw, but like the gentle
December tramp on his return from Rut-
land, who steals into your unlocked doors
and meekly searches for the doughnut jsr
and can of ginger cookies and Oliver
like, softly calls for more.
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x.c, "a, ., - - - -, -
Nete asn Assets' Dec. 81 49,. SS<'h''5si -
ASSETS.
ponds and mo,,g,,as an -o9 ,is l.,
Pal Estat. IN ~ vi ani po.,n
and nnrc6a "a urd.r sorcIosn,. 5.d II, q.
unI,sd S,sta. $50 Ss59.,3 -
s,ats s,oaLs ~ S,asL. 80, :. - -
the Laws of the State of New York. 323s O6s 81
Loans Secured by United Statos and
State ard Municipal Bonds and
SUCKS authorIleu ey the Laws OF -,,. ID,
, tno ots'e Vi w" iorh. i'SJ'<oIV
nositaries an Inte,esf and in transit
since receivrdl 1 IN, a,n 10
COMMITTED CommissIons. . I03'75J "a
.,3 a. oai :
In,ara,t and p.n,s Am. nm, .,.,rs, aai A.. %
Preminms ana and in nrncess az 81
i.n,;an NN' ""u :" P'o'e'' VI 'o4 ,o,.n,
nasroa pr.; ..''''-''--'''-''''- sso W
pai ..nII - ---'---'-- 5oyT So
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SUFFOLK, So.

SUFFOLK. So. Fan. o., l575.
Then personally appeared the said George F. Dins
more. and made oaf that the foregoing statement by
him subscribed Ia true. Before nc.
sETH J. THOMAS. Justice oftLe Peace
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EG ETIN E
Alteratice, Tonic, SOlvent,
and Diuretic.
1teltn BILE Evidence.

h&ebthDle hVtuencP.
Mr. II. X. STEVENS.
Dear Sir-I vii most cheerlully add
my test mony to the good number you
have already received in favor of your
great and good medicine, VEGETINE,
for do not think enough can he said
in its praise; for was troubled over
80 ears with that d eadful disease. Ca
tarrh and had such bad coughing spells
that st would seem as though never
could breathe any more, and VEGE-
TINE has cured me; and do feel to
thank God all the tiue that there is
so good medicine "a vEGtTINE and
| also think it ons of the best medi-
cines for coughs, and weak, sinking
feelings at the stomach. and advise
ever, BODY to take the VtGE1INE.
! or can assure them it Is one Of the
beet medicines that ever was.
MRS L. CORR,
Cor. Magazine and Walnut sts.,
Cambridge Mass.
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Minnesota and Dakota,
BY THE
WiEOna a. Al. Peter Railroad Co.

THE WINnEA & ST. PETER RAILROAD
COMPANY Is nov Offering for sale, at VERY Low
prices, its land grant lands along the line of its
Railroad IN southern Minnesota and Eastern Da-
kota, and will receive in pay ment therefor, par
any of the Mortgage Bonds Of sad Company
These lands lie in the great wheat belt OF tho
Northwest. in climate UNI urpsssed for healthful-
ness, and in country which is being rapidly settled
by thriving and industrious Ieople, composed to
large extent of farmers from the Eastern and The
older portions Of the Northwestern States.
H. VI. kURCHARD. Land Agent for sale of
Lands OF said Company, Ut MARSHALL, LYON
COUNTY, MINNESOTA.
GEO. P. GOODWIN, Land Commissioner.
General Office Of Chiclgo,S North Western Rail
way G. mpany, CHICAGO Ill.
~ 10 ali persons requesting information. by
mall or otherwise, Circulars and Mspe Will be sent
free Of cost by said Land Commissioner said
Land Agent. March l-w6m
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TnrRR.scE IN LAHoILLE COUNTY The
Lsmoile county temperance convention
adopted resolutions declaring THAT while
oil good men should use moral suasion for
the promotion Of temperance, we should not
forget the laws Of cur State ard we consider
1t the duty of every Temperance man to en-
force the law whenever moral sussion
fails; and that We consider it he duty
Of temperance voters to vote for temper
snce men i1r town. county, State and
national Offices, believing that principles
rather than party should govern our
votes" The sales by agents. last year,
were az follows HYDE Park. 256 ga
Ions; Woleort, 7g1 MoFristown, 541 John
SOD. l02. 10 five months the agent 10 Belvi-
dsre, with its aggregate population OF $40,
sold lbs gallons Of intoxicating liouor.
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THE SCIENCE OF LEE
Or
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TINHE untold miseries that result from ndiscroton
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Purifies the Blood, RenOVates
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IFS MEDICAL PROPERTIkS ARE

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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
CHARLEsrowS. Mass.
II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir,--Thls is to certify that l
have used your "Blood Preparation"
in my family for several years. and
'hink that for Scrotula or Cankerous
Humors, OF Rheumatic Affections 1t
cannot be excel,en; and rs blood pu-
rllier snd spring medicine it is the best
thing have ever used, and have used
almost everything. can cheer;ully
it 10 any one in need Of
such a medicine.
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Moderator, Jed P. Ladd Clerk, VIM
Brayten; Selectmen, NJ. 4. Mott, l.. r
Soule. n. P. Goodrich; Constable, II. l.,
Sowles %, G. p Harvey Superintendent
p. A. Wheeler: Listers. Geo. Lyman, II.
Wsdgewortb, Csc. W. Beardsley Overseers
the selectmen, Agent, D. Marvin. Indebted
ness of town, 81 800.
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1T Is A VALUABLE
REMEDY.

S0u1H BOSTON. Feb. :, $50.
MR. STEVENS:
Dear sir-I havetsken several bottle,
Of your VEGETlNE, and am con.
WINGED It Is valuable remedy for Dys
pepsia, Kidney Complaint, and Gene
raj Debility OF the system.
| can heartily recommend II to al
suffering from the above complaints.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. MONROE PARKER,
So Athens ST.
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Moderator, james NJ Tyler: Clerk. A
M. Hawkins Seloctmrn. G. W. Atwood
J. M. Tyler, j. II. Ofvi.: Oyerseer. Emo.
M. Sprague; Constlbles, lst. +. N. Hill, 81
L u. Ferguson; Listers, Rodman R. lin,
Warren b. Thompson, Dorwin W. Fuller
Auditors, A. NJ. Hawkins, |. l.. Strong, O
U. Baldwin Treasurer and Trustee, Sidney
Bushnell; Fence Viewers, p. j. Smith, X
M. Carl, Ira Stokes; Town Agent, Z. W.
J. Hawkins Superintendent, l. q. Ferpu-
son; Grand Jurors, X. X. Hill. N. Z. Gift
lord, ID. ii. Hill lax voted. so cents on the
dollar. vote for County Commissioner
Thurman Brookins, 81 votes.