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prepared by himself for the reunion exercis-
es and which must have reached the hearts
of all present, Judging by the applause and
praise it elected
The forenoon exercises being finished, the
people formed in procession headed by the
band, and marched around the park, and
were then seated at tables spread in the park
by 'mine host" o. +. Combs, the sumptu-
BUSINESS of which was worthy the reputation
of our landlord.
After partaking of the good things of the
table, the president brought forward and in
troduced several prominent persons, former
students of the academy, who entertained
those present the greater part of the after
noon.
In the evening, Rev. II. Burcbard of Brat
tleboro addressed full house, and as usual
held his audience as by spell till he had
done.
Miss Mary T. Bliss OF Wardsboro gave an
interesting reading, which could not have
been surpassed by the professionals.
Wednesday morning all were called togcth-
err 10y the familiar sound of the old academy
bell for chapel exercises, which were conduct
ed by Prof. c. b. Smith in very interesting
manner, after which T.. w. Stoddard, Esq
of Brattleboro reconted few pleasing and
laughable events Of by-sone times. The acad-
envy hall proving inadequate for the conve-
nience of those present it was thought best
to adjourn to the church to enable all to lis
ten to the graduating exercises which were to
follow. The church was soon filed, and ell
were soon deeply interested by the efforts of
the class, which far exceeded our expecta-
TONS The recitatons by Misses Hattie Brown
and Eta Morse were well rendered. aud at
tentiyely listened to, as was the reading by
Miss Mary T. Bliss, and the orations of A. A.
Whitman and VIM A. Buxton The RE
marks to Graduates" by Prof. c. c. Boyn-
ton, the present principal, were full of prac-
teal hints and sound advice, and showed a
deep interest in the welfare and success of
his students
In the afternoon n party of the alumni Wis
tied Taft's hill back of the village. Many
We're deferred from joining the party 10y the
threatening aspect of the weather.
The reception given at the house of Hon.
A. Stoddard in the evening was fully attend
ed and heartily enjoyed by all who had the
pleas ure of being present
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NORTH CAROLINA CIVILIZATION. A du-l be-
tween Il Baptist minister and his son-in-law, IL
politician, at ten PAGES, was recently fought
IN Western North Carolina As the painful
story is told in special dispatch from Char
lotte to the Cincinnati Enquirer, Major An
drew Scroggins, while in a passion, stripped
and whipped his wife's sister, the youngest
daughter of the Rev. DIR. Wade Hill. As soon
as the father heard of the affair, he went to
his son-in-law and demanded an explanation.
Major Scroggins said he had acted on an i'm
pulse of the moment DIR. Hill replied that
he had no right 20 punish the child. From
words they went to blows and the minister
had the best of it. Major Scroggins went
home, and after consulting with his friends
sent a challenge to the minister. This was
Immediately declined. The son-in-law armed
himself to the teeth and threatened to kill the
parson at sight and the latter also bought Il
revolver. One day they chanGed to meet on
horseback in the road near the minister's
house, Aha" cried the Major; i've got
you now Ten minutes to say your prayers ~
We'll sir, I'm ready" responded DIR, Hill.
And so am l, =" said the Major. May the
Lord have mercy ON us both, ThereupOn he
fired twice, neither shot taking effect, The
doctor then returned the fire and killed his
antagonist instantly. He then rode home
told the awful news and surrendered himself
to the village authorities,
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~ DEEM IT MY DUTY To TILL THE WORLD what
"Dr. Swaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry has
done for me. l had violent cough, night sweats,
throat, great weakness with severe attacks of
hemorfhage gave up all hope Of recovery. am now
cured, sound aud hearty man. Edward II. Hanson,
engineer at Sweeney's pottery, 1884 Ridge avenue,
Philadelphia. over twenty-five years have elapsed,
and still remain healthy man, In order that all
may test the great virtues OF Dr.. Swaynes Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry We have issued trial bottles at
IS cents. No family should he without this valuable
medicine often-times single % cent bottle will
recent cough or cold, and thus prevent much
suffering and risk 1t also asthma, bronchitis,
liver complaints, and enriches and purihes the blood
giving tone and strength to the entire system. Trial
bottles IS cents large size 81. Sold by leading drug
gists. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne Son, Philadel-
phiA. II. Q. Willard Co., agents for DrAttleboro.
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1t is not advisable for any Of us to oyerasl en-
orgies, oorporeal mental but in the eager pursuit
Of wealth, or fame or knowledge, how many trans
gress this sautaey rule. 1t must be matter Of great
importance to all who do so to know how they can re-
gain the Hgor' so recklessly expended. The remedy
is neither costly difficult to obtain. Hosteter's
stomach Btters is procurAble in every city town and
settlement in America, ard il cumpeusates Tor drain
Of bodily mental energy more efectualy than any
iuygoraut prescribed advertised. Laborng
men, athletes students, journalists, lawyers clergy
men, physicians, all bear testimony to its wondrousy
renoyating powers. 1t increases the capabilities for
undergoing fatigue and cOunteracts the Injurious ef
fects upon the system of exposure sedenary habits,
unhealthy weArying ayocAtiOns, uu alubrious
climate aud is prime Alternative diuretic and blood
depurent.
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his fine pcrsonation of Asa TycHcldyd to
Sotherns L0yd DuHdJedyH The third and
saddest Of ALL was the funeral of Harry Mon
tague the, handsome, popular and talented,
the news of whose sudden dcn.h in San Fran
cisco caused deep sorrow wherever he was
known. The ceremonies took place in the
"littlo church around the corner and were
conducted, as has become the custom on such
OCCASIONS by DIR. Houghton, who in the fu-
ture will surely be awarded niche among the
patron saints of actors. Mr.. Montague had
been a regular attendant at this church and a
personal friend Of its pastor whose eulogy Of
the dead actor was warm and sincere A
vices RADIx.
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r OVAL PSkHE {
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

powders c1mlined-hccau-e Of It's uuquestoncd Pur-
ity, Uniform Strength, Healthfulness, and Efficacy.
Prepared from GRAPE CREAM TARTAR imported
expressly for this peerless powder direct from the
Wine district OF France-has received the endorse
meut and recommendation Of the New York Board Of
Health, and Of eminent physicians and scientific mon
everywhere No family having once used the Royal
Baking Powder viii ever be without r..
Sold only in tin cans.
:H-The housckcoper must bear in mind that pure
powder Ike The Royal cannot be Dough, at the same
price as the aduljora,cd kinds. 30
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tn. LAND AND GRAY REUNION.

IT, LAND AND GRAY hEbNibN.
A reunion of the alumni of old Leland
and Gray seminary which was appointed for
Tuesday and Wednesday, the goth and 2lst
inst, WAS participated in by n large number of
the former students of the institution, and
our usually quiet village assumed something
of the gala day appearance which frequently
enhveus the druizens of our larger towns and
cities
The arrival of the Londonderry cornet
band, which entered the village playing one
of their popular and pleasing airs, was the
signal for the assemblage of the many visit
ors. nnl the inhabitants of the town, who at
ten O'Clock. the appointed time, repaired to
the Baptist church to listen to the exercises
which had been arranged for the forenoon
entertainment. Many were unable to get
seats. or even to get into the house, which
was completely filled The exercises were
opened by music from the band, followed by
n fervent prayer by Rev. VIM. II. Rugg OF
Proctorsyille, Vt. Hon. A. Stoddard of Town
shend to whom was assigned the address OF
welcome, by the pathos and earnestness OF
his speech made all feel that they were doub-
Nv welcome to the place made dear by many
old and sacred ties
An organization was now formed by elect
ing Hon Wilder Burnap of Burlington, pres
ident ; Hon Ranney Howard of Manehes-
ter. vice president; and Hon. E. L. Water
man of Jamaica, secretary. The president
then introduced Prof. C. b. Smith of Wash
ington D. c., one of Leland and Gray's
most popular and successful principals, who
delivered an address which was listened to
with much interest and feeling. The profess
sor urged with strong language the impor-
lance of keeping alive our old academic lnsti-
tutons as being the most direct, and only ef-
fieient means of a thorough preparation for
our colleges. Prof. Milon Davidson former
principal of the academy, delivered a poem
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f. X. BARROWS.
Washburn Place of Putney for
Salel

FI'HERE is money in it-Cost $4,000, $500 viii
! bay il. il may be divided. Cut 50 tons Of hay
this year. Terms easy.
One Of the best stock farms in Windham county,
situated in Putuey, two miles west Of tho village aud
two and half miles from the d. pot the road lead
ing from Putncy to NCWfGLr, known as the wash
lum Place and now owned by the Vermont Savings
Bank Of Brslrboro, SAID farm contains $3.50 Of
good land well located, with good buildings, good
cellar and all in good repair: the best sugar orchard
in town. with good sugar house, eyaporator and sugar
utensils all ready for use; also good young orchard
OF all grated fruit, in bearing condition Said farm
has this produced 80 tons Of hay GO bushes Of
wheat 800 bushels OATS IL acres Of the best tobacco
in town aud some acres Of corn now growing
This farm will he sold together or divided to suit
the purchaser. It can be divided to make two
good farms.
Also, 81 acres Of pasture in the west part Of the
town, known as the Manly pasture. CD tons cf good
hay in the arms wilt be sold with the place If desired
For further particulars inquire at the Vermont Saw
iuss Bank, Bra'teboro or Of Dennison Davis, near
the premises. Two-thrds Of purchase money can re-
main on mortgage. Possession given Immediately.
Aug 90 1878. 34-4l
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Nc~ York stocEand Money Market.


TUESDAY, aug - ISt'.
Market Eeef-Choicr - 5Oa Is; extra a. lGo7 %
Gr-t quality ooaG 80; second quality 8 O0g5 30
hiriquality Onaf 20.
IN. B-CAoic" includes nothing but stall fed 100 Ia
1lUU d. tulocks. Extra aud nrst quality include ;bC
best Eat uN,n Second and third quality .ucude oxen
and two uld t!iIct year Dld ste.r-.l
Stnr, Cattie-WnrEiur p&cu. p pair. from 500. liu
@l61. Mich C1as and Calves 25oGj: extra 5000 70
Farruw Cows 1890 Nearliugs St-O; two years old
l4,u Is; three years ID 4Ie 40.
shcrp and Lamhs--iu lots b 11Ga 20 each; extra
50 30 each, or tr, IA 80 Lee t. 3d. Spring laml
l-4rl0c. Sheared sheep 2.a4 3-ic.
Western lat swine. iINa, 4 81 q q H.
Veal Calves 3r5c.
Brighton Hide l-2c q .l Country Hides l-2a &c
Country TallpW % a5c. Wool pclts f1,1 80 each
Shearcd Sh''p skins 20a 25a. calf SkiIs lee q %.
Poultry l0alB, E. 3d.
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The floating population is no longer a
nuisance within the borders of our State. The
new tramp law is accomplishing its desired
effect. Prompt prosecution is the officials
motto.
The Universalst society of this village
picnicked at Lake Pleasant Tuesday.
Examinations for admission to the High
school, occur Wednesday and Saturday of the
present week, before the experimenting COM
mittee. School is to begin Sept. ,, in the
Union school building. Il.
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1tLUsrBArioS ~ TtsTuRrs-one Of the great con
trats between the School Books used by the fathers
and mothers Of the land, when young, and those
used by the children, IA the use Of pictures AZ GU
rious instance Of Illustrating the meaning Of words by
pictures, look at the three pictures Of ship page
1881 Of Websters Unabridged Dictionary these alone
illustrate the meaning Of more than 0He hundred
words and terms far better than they can lie defined
by any description ia words
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A or. meeting under the direction of
the NJ T lurch will be held at this place,
commenc. on Tuesday Sept. 10th, and
closing Jay evening, Sept 10Th. gen
cral invita- IN is extened to the clergy and all
Christian ckers to be present. Preaching
may be e. ted each day at the hours of l0i
a. NJ and nd P. NJ. Prayer and confer
encc meet g at s. A. NJ, l and =. NJ
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Rev. Jas. Eastwood will preach at the
Universalist church next Sunday afternoon,
at the usual hour.
Rev. r. J. Clark will preach in the chap
el next Sunday at q o'clock.
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Dfatbs.

In Brnttleboro, Aug. 49, Henry, son of Edmund and
Mary Carey, aged months aud "a days.
In Guilford, Aug. "a, Ephraim Tyler aged 81.
In Wilmington, Aug %, Benjamin Rich, aged about
10.
In Towushend, Aug. l6, Ezra Ingalls, aged "A.
In Bellows Falls, Aug o. Miss Sally S. Guild, 20.
In Bellows Falls Aug q, Mrs. Seth Hapgood &C.
In Rockingham, Aug, 90, Mrs. Albert Smith, AZ.
In South Londonderry Aug. II, Charles A. Kings
bury, aged aS.
At Fort Yuma, Arizona, Aug 81, Capt Martin L.
Poland of the U. s, army, aud only Of Hon. Luke
p. Poland Of st. JOhnsbury.
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The third game of ball between the am
ateur clubs headed by D. S Priest and Charles
jackson came of last Saturday afternoon.
Victory perched on Jacksons banner.
Landlord Priest was serenaded by the
Mortified band last Friday evening.
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NOT A LEVERAGE.

"They not beverage, but medicine, with Gu
poisonous drugs. They do not tear down already
debitated system but build it up. One bottle con-
tains more hops that is real hop strength, thar
a barrel Of ordinary beer. Every druggist in ROches-
sells them, aud the physicians prescribe them. -"
[Rochesler Evening Express on Hop Bittcrs.
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Those who would know for themselves the best
treatment Of diseases relative to the gonerave facul
ty IN man and woman, should procure the valuable
medical works published by the peabody Medical
tnstitute.9 Boston, now become famous the world
over. See advertisement in another column.
HILLS HAIR & WHISPER DYE Black or Brown, SOC
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Marriaars.

In White River junction, Aug, IA, Edward D. Muir
ply and ElnOra Diggus, both Of Bellows Falls.
In Leydeu, Mass, Charles L. Duniken Of Leyden
and Lucia Emmens of Bernardston.
In Wilmington, Aug. 49, by Rev. W. n. Barber, Lee
lie Smith and Hattie NJ. Harris, both Of Dover.
In Westminster, Aug. IA. by Rev. =. r. Barnard Al
bion Z. Brigham and Emma f. Leach, both of W.
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~
- The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of CHESTER
W. ELMER late Of Hinsdale, N. H., deceased Greet
ing.
You hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of the account of W. W. COOK,
Administrator in this State upon said estate, and de-
cree distribution thereof to the persons entitled at
the session thereof to be held at the Probate Once in
Bratteboro, on the last Saturday Of August, A. d.
1873 when and where you may be heard in the prem
Uses, if you
80 ASA KEYES, Register.
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2OIUI L;X'IBAC'I.
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all other preparations Of Witch Hazel. This is
the only article used by Physicians, and IN the
hospitals Oithis country and Europe.
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BrattlebOrO Il Whitehall Railroad
Notice TO Stockholders.

TINHERE will be a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
i Brattleboro Whitehall Railroad at the Brooks
House, Bratteboro, VT, on Monday, Sept. 1G, at 2
O'Clock r. NJ, to If the stockholders will raufy GER
tain votes passed by the Board Of Directors relative
to the issuing Of bonds and stock.
J. 4. BUTLER, Clerk.
Brattrboro, Aug. %. 1873. SIS
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THOMAS FAILEI,
80 Deputy United States Marshal, Messenger.
CTATE or VERMONT. AIarlbqro S.

- The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of EMMA A.
HOWE, late Cf Newfane in Eaid District, deceased,
Greeting.
You hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance OF the account Of NORMAN G.
JOHNSON, Executor of the last VIII Of said deceased,
aud decree distribution the persons entitled at the
thereof to be held at the Office Of o. T. Butter
1ed, in Wilmington, the last Thursday Of August
4. D. 1873, when and where you may be heard in the
premises, if you cause.
CASA EFYFS pepistar
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

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LEAD RIBBON, from l-2to inches wide
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LEAD PIPE, of any size or thickness.
At lowest market prices for goods of equal quality.
ly6 FRANCIS BROWN Treasurer, Salem, Mass.
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= The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons Interested in the Estate of V0LNEY
FORBES, late Of Wilmington. deceased Greeting:
Whereas, ESTHER S. FORBES has presented to
this court an instrument purpOrting to be the last
VIII Of said deceased, for prubate:-YOu are hereby
notified that this court win decide upon the probate
Of said instrument at the session thereof to be held at
the office Of o. E. Butterfed, in Wilmington in said
district, the last THURSDAY Of August A d. 1873,
when and where you may appear and contest the
same, If you cause.
81 ASA KEYES, Register.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L United States for the District Of Vermont. Iu
Bankruptcy. No 33s. In Re. PERRY X HOLDING,
Bankrupts. District Of Vermont, S.
SIM
Notice is hereby given that petition has been filed
in said Court by Charles s. Perry aud Frank II. Hold
ing, Of BratteDoro in said district, duly declared
hankrupts under the act Of Congress Of March Cd,
1867, for discharge and certificate thereof, from all
their individual and copartnershp debts and other
claims provable under said act aud that the 9Th day
of September, 1879 at 0 O'Clock A. ~ before the
Hon Hoyt II. Wheeler, Judge Of aid Court, at the
4. S. Court Rooms in Rutland, is assigned for the
hearing Of the same, when ard where all creditors
who have proved their debts, and Other persons in
interest, may attend and show Gauge, il any they
have, why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
Dated at Burlington, the 18Th day Of August,
1878
80 B. Il. sMALLEY, CLERK.
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zrgal Notices.
,onnIssIoNEns, NnrICr

We, the Subscribers, being duly appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District ~ West
minister commissioners to receive, examine aud adj
Just all claims and demands u all per against the
estate Of J oh N REYES, late II Putney, in
said District deceased aud also all claims and de-
mauds exhibited IN offset thereto; and six months
from the 7th day of August 1873 being allowed by
said court for that purpose do therefore hereby
give notice that will attend TO the business Of our
said appointment at the Office of A. b. Hewett, in
Putucy, in said District, the last saturday In sep
TENDER and January next from one O'Clock PM until
four O'Clock PM, on each Of said DAYS.
SAMUEL i. WHEAT,
ALEXIS i. HEWITT,
p. y. Reyes, Ex'r. Commissioners
Putne5, Aug. 20, A. D. 1878. -
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i United States for the District If Vermont. In
the matter Of HENRY c. SQUIRES, Bankrupt
To the creditors of faid bankrupt and all others
whom it may concern:
The undersigned, assignee Of the estate Of ssid
bankrupt hereby gives notice that It has been or-
derod by the District Court Of said District that the
second and third general meetings u the creditors II
said bankrupt 20 be held in BrattiebOro IN said dis
trict the 7th day Of September, A. D. 1873, at
O'Clock p. NJ, at the Once Of George Howe, Esq he
fore ". G.. Neazey, Register in Bankruptcy, for the
purpose named in sections j0g2 and $3.50 Of the ke-
ysed Statutes If the United Statta and this is also
siguee OF said bankrupt and that at said time aud
place shall apply to said Court for settlement Of said
account and for discharge from all liability az as
signee Of said estate in accordance with the Iruvs-
ions Of raid 5O9Gth section.
Dated at Brattlehoro, in said district this 18th day
OF August, A. d. 1878.
"a Wv. LyNDE, Assignee.