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local SUMMARY.

Dance at Colc's\ hall next week
Friday evening.
Henry Wood and family are visitin g
in West Pawlet.
Frank Farnum was the first this year
10 bring It's in seine nice eating apples.
Mrs. Mary Cole is quite sick.
Mrs. j. c. Robinson of Jamaica is
visiting friends in this village.
Miss Heath Of Boston is visiting
with Mr.. & Mrs. Frank Howard and
other flicuds.
Mrs. Esther Whitcoinb of Kecnc,
N. II. is visiting her brother, Wm. Al
bee in this village.
We ere pleased to see oncc more the
genial face of our Old townsman, a.
d. Whitman of Rutland. Mr.. Whit
man is accompanied by two of his
children.
n. ". Thompson, accompanied by
three of his chidrcn, is visiting his ia
ther, VIM. Thompson of this village.
W. G. Livermore of East Cam
bridge, Mass. is visiting his relatives
and friends in town.
Dance tomorrow evening at the
rink. We understand that a large
cornroi,y is usGIIrpI
+. winchester comes in This morning
with potato sprout . feet inches III
length.
st. Marie & Ball at Winhall station
have just placed in their mill a lath ma
chine that will cut $4,000 laths in 10
hours.
We are pleased to see Mr.. G. D.
Rawson Of Providence, L. l., among
us again His wife has been here for
several weeks. They make an annual
visit to their native heath and are al
ways welcomed by many friends,
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Geo.
Walker of this place, who has been
with his son for several months i'll Put
ncy, and whose health has been very
bad for year or more, now lies very
low, with but little hopes Of his recov-
cry.
George Greasy of Baltimore, Nd. is
visiting his sister, Mrs Z. NJ. Baker.
Mrs. Hamilton of Michigan, native
of this town is visiting her brother,
Dea. E. F. Rugg, after an absence of
u years.
Ezra Brown Of Wisconsin, who is
visiting his old home, returned to this
place yesterday from visit to Wards
boro and jamaica. After finishing his
visit in this place and vicinity he will
take trip up North before returning
to Wisconsin.
Geo. Stuart, son of john Stuart
who resides above Thompsonburg, is
very sick with typhoid fever. Las
week Charlie, a younger son, got a Sc
NciC hich IIDii liOISC, 81 ttii to5StiOi
the family are seriously afflicted.
Mrs. Howard formerly Miss Eta
Whitman of this place, now of Bellows
Falls was visiting in this village las
week and the first Of this week.
Mrs. Harriet Buxton, who has beer
sick for number of weeks, is slowly
improving.
The fine rain Monday night dissipa
ted the drought, for the present.
Mr.. Jarius Aldricl is very low.
The party that visited the ..devirs
dem last Friday are under special obi
cations to landlord Snow, for the use Of
his fine party wagon.
Mrs Alonzo Shattuck, who has been
sick for the past week, or more, i:
mich better.
Yong, old, and middle aged, all ex.
perience the wonderfully beneficial eff
fects of Ayers Sarsaparilla. Young
children, suffering from sore eyes, anC
ears, scald head, or with any scrofulou
tainf, become healthy and strong by til
use of this medicine. Six bottles, 50.
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HsAWSONVHLLE.

Miss Bell j. Tufts of Clinton, Mass.
is here visiting friends.
The fall term of school opened this
week with over 40 pupils. Gladys
Pier, teach er.
Wm. Porter's children are visiting at
their aunt's Mrs. j. b. Cobb's.
A. A. Kingsbury has been moving
some of his buildings an d otherwise
improving his property.
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Mrs. Il. A, Fullerton is building an
addition to The Henry Fullerton place.
Nearly 200 tickets were sold at this
station FOR the Saratoga excursion.
Nathan II. Ramey and Alden Pills
bury are taking vacations from their
work,
, Norman Smith and wife have gone
to Saratoga Springs to spend week
or two.
Mr., Johnson aud family left for
Colorado last Monday.
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Leland & Gray Seminary.
TOwnShend, VT.
The fall term of this academy will begin
Tuesday, August FL. 1856,

And continue twelve weeks. There will be
four regular courses of study, viz: Academic
Classical, Normal and Commercial, all made
competent instructors. The expenses are low
er at this than at any other school, of equally
high standing, in the state. Board in good
families and rooms for self boarding can be
had on the most reasonable terms. For fur
Their information address E. J. Knapp unit
Aug 18th, after that Prof II. i. Lawrence.
Townshend, Vt, July ~, 1886.
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lsELlGIous SERVICES.

BAPTIST CIuRcH----Rov. O. L, Fuller, pastor.
Every sabbath Mt 10 IA a, M, and 100 p, m, Sab
Dathsoaool, Il rs pm. Meeting ON "Wednesday eva
ulugS nj 80
NJ, l.. CIuRCu--Rcv. W. Il, Wight, PASTOR
Services, same hours OF Baptist Church prayer
mcetinys every Tuesday evening.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla is DESIGNED for
those who need medicine to purify
their blood. No other preparation so
well meets this want. 1t increases the
appetite and reiuvenates the whole sys-
TEN. It's record, for forty years, is one
of constant triumph over disease.
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Don't fill the system with quinine, to
prevent OF cure Fever and Ague. Ayers
Ague Cure is the specific for this dis
case, and leaves no poisons to produce
dizziness, deafness, headache, or other
disorders.
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The Londonderry, VI, sitter.
SO. Londonderry, VI.
PGAvELLER's GUIDE.

Trains leave, daily, Sundays excepted, for hrattle
,pro and Intermediate stations. Mail, 4; 65 a, M;
uiscd, l. 80 p, IN, Trains arrive, from BAttlcboro
nuA iutcrmod'ac Stations mixed, II so u. Ia; mall
t;iu ., VI,
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When sho was Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When che had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-08-19

Pos, OHvc, II. W, Goddard, =. NJ, Mails close
at and IA, arrive at and TO- daily,
CkcsIar stage lcaycs, rs .. M, arrives, N daily
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CEzESTEEs.

The new iron bridge between this
place and Andovcr is being placed in
position.
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D z, Te Sweet ssayanna"

world. Sold by all dealers.
A. B. Wilcox, wife and children, of
Hoosic Frlls, n. Y. is visiting at Hrs.
Wilcox's fathers, Ichabod Gibson.
Henry Converse and wife of Maiden
Mass. are visiting at II. ID. Tyler's.
Krs. Converse will remain through the
Summer.
Denman Thompson appears at Town
Hall, Brattlcboro, Tuesday evening,
Aug. q, in his new and very success
full play 1.-THE Old Homestead Par
ties wishing reserved seats may addres:
Entertainment Bureau, Brattlcboro,
A. w. Childs, Sec.
Maste Lee Gale brings into this Off &C
two ripe tomatoes, the first we have
seen.
New lot of watches. Just received
Cheaper than ever at Chas. A. TripT
& Cos. Jewellery Store, Brattleboro.
0mer 5. Stuart is quite sick but will
prospect of speedy recov cry.
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WENT TO SEE GOLD Nick"

Last Friday party of fourteen from
this place visited the "devil's dcn," so
called, in Mt. Tabor. They were dis
appointed in not finding his satanic maj
csty in his "den," and learned from Il
notice posted Oh the door Of lis noun
tain retreat that nc was at present occu-
plying more luxurious apartments at St.
Adams, where he would remain until
after the election. "Harv' rang him
up on the telephone that hung i'll one of
the outer courts, but after learning the
character of the crowd and that the
SITTER had representative among
them, the old gentleman got hopping
mad and Sworc that if they didn't speed
lily leave his domains lie would call on
boss Griffith to eject them. But for all
this they staid four hours, and had q
mighty good time Of it. One of the
pleasant attractions of this place is a
copious spring of cold water flowing
almost from beneath the "dcn.' Here
the ladies', belonging to the party,
brought ont the cdibles and made one
Of the finest spreads ever seen in that
deserted and lonesome locality: and it
is needless to say that il received the
undivided attention of the entire party,
The time was then taken up in viewing
the sights, building ladders to reach de-
sired points in the ledge, climbing iii
and around the horse sheds, ledge
80 feet in height and jutting over so as
to form complete shed, picking
diamonds, several fine specimens were
found, and lastly finishing up the ice
cream. At four o'clock, after COM
mcnding old clovcn foot to Levi, Low
and Hiram, the party set out for home,
the four in hand with Charles a hold
of the ribbons, taking the lead. a
picturesque drive of fourteen miles,
through Weston finished the days out
ing with no mishaps save few sore
wagon seats.
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Telegraph oalccs a, Depot, Telephone, at Hotel,
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Edit0r St3er.-It is said and bclicv-
cd to be true that Martin and Goddard
("my lawyer son'Ovisitcd Montpelier
and got boss Atkins pledged to assist
them in their nefarious post-otlice work.
1t is also believed that this was done by
pledging Atkins the election Of an anti
Edmunds republican representative
from Londonderry. Now the question
is, can the goods be delivered? Can
the suffrage of the good Old town of
Londonderry be bargained away in this
manner and by these men? / do not
believe it can, Notwithstanding the
great efforts that are being put forth to
accomplish it. The people were never
better posted on the issues of the day
than they arc this year, and they are
going to vote on these issues, and this
clique will not be able to pull the wool
over their eyes, this year. y.
j. L. Pollard, the extensive dealer
i'll ready made clothing at Chester was
in town, Tuesday, and made this office
pleasant call, leaving column adver-
tisement to which we call the attention
of our readers. Mr.. Pollard advertised
with US last spring, and he says it paid
him. OF course it did. 1t always pays
a live business man to advertise, espec-
tally in live paper: and as advertising
brings trade he can afford to give you
better bargains, every time. Hr. Pol
lard assures us that he can, and will
sell our people clothing cheaper than
they can buy in Brattleboro. Give
him call and mention to him this
promise made i'll the SITTER.
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MISCELLANEOUS
AFTER DINNER.

Persons who suffer from Indigestion
can arrest the progress of that painful
malady by the Use of an after-dInner
pill, SO composed that it will give tone
to the stomach, prevent heartburn, rouse
the liver to healthful action. inyieoratc
the kidneys. and thus, through the activity
of these organs. promote the natural
movement of the stomach and bowels.
AYERS PILLS are so compounded that
their action, though mild, etlcctuaily pro-
duces the above results. They also, in
curing Constipation, remove the cause of
Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Kidney Dis
ease, Rheumatism, and many other serious
.liln,nnts
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Bordwell, William w
81 Brady. Francis I
81 Blumcnthal, y
90 Bird, John y
o. Brummett, William B
rs Brown, William K
Is6 Berry, Glen
1914 Boulrisse, Julien
cIo Bell, Leslie III
50 Bright, Jesse L
cS5 Benton, James Nj
20, Brule, Dicudonne \
3I5 Black. Isaiah Nj
$50 Bartine, Horace F
as Bell, George Ii
$50 Bergman, Albert
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ASTRAY.

~AMG TO NY ENCLOk . xE
I near the North Carson Ains y 1incA
~.rs marked q, .sn right AanK Win
vearlips eelt. The owner Ca AAve
thelsane :. proving Propsfa sn~ Ply
ing forlthis advertisement.
IAN DAVIS
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AYERS PILLS

contain no mineral nor poisonous sub
stance, and do not grippe unless the
bowels are irritated, and even then their
influence is healing. TO continue their
effect in constipated or chronic cases, they
need only be taken in diminishing instead
of increasing doses. For seamen, and in
habitants or travellers in sparsely settled
countries where physicians are not at
hand, they are of inestimahle value.
There is Hardly Il sickness they will not
alleviate, and in most cases cure, if taken
promptly. TO young girls just cnterin:
upon womanhoOd. and to women whose
period of maternity is drawing TO & close,
Ayers Pills. in moderate doses. merely
sufficient to ensure regular action of the
bowels, will be found of
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First Ward .

First Ward.
Aube, Eustache
81 Alley, Zadoc +
100 Aldrich, Horton
ISS Avery, David w
$50 Archer, David y
z5S Adams, Jewctt w
3o7 AronSohn, Max
3o7 hrderv, Alex NJ
.o9 Alley, Thomas II
479 Albro, John S
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IS Cavanaugh, Charles NJ
(, Crane, Zadoc
g Carney, John
90 Carpenter, Joseph W
Io5 Clarke, Daniel
III Curry, Fred b
I2I Crawford, Robert r
I6S Courteau, Pierrie b
2c6 Connolly, Timothy
243 Cottrell, William ID
200 Campbell, George {
3cS Cunha, John
5SS Cohn, Moses NJ
40 Couillard, Damas
80, Connolly, Cornelius
465 Christensen, John
s., Cotfev, Con nelius ID
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MORNING APPEAL.
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VI. p. DANfS.

i Daily Newspaper. devoted to Po!it:ca! Goii-
eral News AMI Local Affairs
1FFICE-seeond Street, opposite the Southern
front oi the State Capitol.
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Terms ec subscription:

.,., O,,-,.- o,o ,c,r ny mail So 90
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MISCELLANEOUS
second Wari.

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! 354 Atherton, Cole c
20 Baker, Sam
43 Bowkcr, Milo y
| II Bitter, Willard
oI Bicknell, Charles +
rs Berry, J L
no Burke, Thomas
I57 Bigler, David
LA BRAY, Charles E
I45 Barkley, Eli
154 Burns, William III
I5S Baker, Archer
go Billings, Charles
c4o Brannan, Patrick
2S2 Bierschbach, John
ESQ Bryant, w III
! 265 Bryson, George ST
27S Bryson, George jr
27S Burke, Thomas w
27o Beckstead, Orren nj
S25 Bence, Horace II
3,7 Banning, John I
$40 Brault, Dominique
375 Belknap, Charles III
3S2 Bliss, Duane l.
.23 Brulin, Charles y
Az Bender, David A
~ DufSett, p" iiii",,,
$50 burns george
459 Burlington, Edward
IS, Baker, Charles Ii
500 Bray, Judson J
sI4 Blethen, Charles
Cary, William NJ
l. Cook, John K
10 Chedic, George W
fl Campbell, John
t5 Chedic, Tracy II
69 Cohn, Ahran
70 Cohn, Samuel
I59 Cowan, William II
Ioo Catlin, Aiva +
40 Corbett, Dan q
ISG CoWing, Joseph II
GS6 Cross, Eolney B
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REGISTRY LIST

SF VOTERS Qualified TO
vOTE At THE CITY ELEC-
TION. MAY 3rd., 1856.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

345 Small, Forest G
3S4 southworth, Stoddard
Al Sweeney, John p
424 Sullivan, John C
43l Singleton, John J
432 Slingerland, Charles E
452 SMALL, David A
4SS Stewart, Charles
525 Sneade, Francis II
544 Schneider, Max
$40 Simas, Emanuel
SAG SWeetland, William Fl
10 Tenant, Thomas J
21 Taylor, Thomas
"a ThaXter, George c
106 Todd, Andrew
ia Taylor, William l.
274 Thompson, Charles w
29S Turner, James
324 Tobey, Walter d
329 Tobriner, Jacob
467 Treadway, Aaron D
469 Ullrick, John S
475 Vieira, John B
Is Winnie, Ben L
rs Wallis, Edward
lib Wilcox, George A
1872 Woodside, Joseph G
259 Warner, Charles
277 Wylip, Nicol
$50 WoolIey, William L.
302 Woimrring, John
800 Wright, Garratt ID
1868 Woodruff, William H
"63 Wood, John
1913 Wright, Samuel III
400 Walters, Andrew S
52l Whitmire, Henry
53I White, Gardner G.
39i Yerington, Hume
420 Yandell, George w
446 Zehner, Henry
4j6 Zichariah, Thomas
Norce j. hereby give n that the under
signed Registry gent will rece i've OBJ
jectiot S /" the right % vote on the part
of any person registered on the forego.
ing list of voters until b O'Clock P: NJ. of
the first daN OF Nay. 4. d 1856
All persons wise ramnS may be err
requested 10 4 pear at ms office and
have such ,rrOr ro"rectcd-
Al nnj"ctiofs> t-2t;i righ5 to vote shall
be man' only ny qualified elector, in
setting fort h he ground of dis
qualification. AMI ora to or affirmed
10, TO the best OF mis- kauw edge and be-
lief.
Given u der my hand this 25th day
Of April, A. D., iSS6.
NJ NJ GAIGE
Registry Agent.
For Carson OrmSby Co. New
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95 jerks, Andrew c
I4I Judge, James r
I4S James, Edmund
so, Jenkins, Charles
$50 Jacobs, Adolph
3 Knox, William ID
| 50 Kersey, John ID
~ Koeboom, John ii
so kitzmeyer, Dan q
IS kasper, Joel
10Y kayser, William
I59 Klein. Jacob
! 100 Klein, Joseph
25i kevscr, William ID
255 Knapp, Edward c
e55 Krall, Philip
| $40 Kevser, Charles ii
39S Kelly, Thomas
4S4 Kaiser, DIETRICH
47S keyser, William II
| IS Link, Michael
/ 92 Lepper, Henry +
% Leonhard.
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100 Lynch, William NJ
254 Latta, Chauncey
sos LINDSAY, Herbert O
40 Lepper, Albert y
SIS Lcpper, Gus
IS Moore, Benjamin III
s, Moore, John q y
| s. MURRAY, James
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I6o MAYNARD, Melvin o
2oz Mills, Richard
cio Mack, John i
| 245 Meyer. John
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c69 Martin, John II
2S5 Muller, Jacob
ESQ Mai>h, Calvin IL
4oI Machey, VIII U
40 Myers, George IL
4I5 Millard, Thomas
ask Meder, Charles ID
453 Meder, John p
5,7 MaYo, George y
5SS Miller, Peter
535 NIillard, Harry b
"a, Master, Frank y
6, McMahon, Patrick
IFS McCrimmon, John
,o4 Mccormick, William
ESQ McCarty. John
S52 McGrane. John
I4o Newnham, John r
I9S NusS, George
900 NOteware, Warren
4oI Nash, Thomas
5oS Noteware, CLANCY y
los Oui,ctte. Cvrillc
1o5 Ouilette, Louis
ccI O'IIare, Mike
20 Picker, William J
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100 Parker, William w
100 Parker, Alonzo a
,SS Parker, Hubbard q
$40 Piper, a III
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4SI Pierce, Edgar r
Q Roberts, Oliver
73 Raycraft, James a
ia Ross, Lewis
80 Riddler, William
20 Ross, Charles II
34I Reker, William
sos Rosser, John
40 Rice, Harry II
$50 Richards, Seldom
10 Stern, Leopold
81 Steinmetz, Frank
70 Stewart, Wellington
IL, Swift, Shubal L
I53 Scott, James r
zig Sternberg, OBJ
c4o Simonis,
.+7 Summers, Harry c
2S4 Schmitt, Edward
$40 Startling, Albert NJ
3S2 Spence, William
$50 Stone, Thomas III
343 Smith, John
40 Schulz, Otto I
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4SI Sumner, James
474 Scott, Patrick
5,o Savage, James $
54S Smith, John
: Torreyson, james d
45 Turner, ir>u y
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50 Tvrreli, u orgc a
81 Irapr, John
100 Taylor Benjamin
- Tuiiy, George
I6z Thompson, Paul S
ISL Tranter, James /, |,
,64 Tremblay, Bennie ],
,75 Torreyson, William ID |,
$50 Troll, Jacob
$50 Vonderhyde, Edward Z
,33 Van Sickle, John
$50 Vonderhydc, George +
2s Weber, Jacob jr
SS Webb, George B
I27 Woods, James L
LsI Woodward, Frank w
IoI Weiner, Ben
too Wehe, Jacob Sr
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394 Kennedy, James A
430 Kelly, Dan
49l Kelley, Charles HI
| 5 Lynch, j F A
"a Laughton, Charles E
129 Lind, James F
149 Lentz, David ii
III Logan, Robert sr
172 Logan, John r
2l6 Lopez, Jesus
2lS Leary, Thomas
$50 Leonard, Orville r
337 Leete, James a
353 Lincoln, Daniel
362 Lee, Edward S
3SS Lutz, Martin
40S Lincoln, Charles Fl
1876 Lenergan, Maurice III
540 Lamont, Alexander
II Mailett, John
% Mason, William w
81 Merle, John '
IS Meder, LleweIlyn M
12S Mason, Horatio S
l84 Murphy, James B
1S9 Noise, Baptiste
223 Mu~grove, w Rjr
124 Meyer, CHRISTOPHER
$50 Muckle, Hugh
295 Murray, Patrick
3l4 Mara, Eugene
344 Moseley, Thomas p
35l Mulla!y, Edward
357 Moody, Nickerson g
361 Murphy, w f
37l Meunier, John
379 Murrell, John L
39p AiiIl George L
445 Manning, Horace c
454 Mahen, Alexander
457 Meder, James G
All Mittledorfer, Charles
5u9 Miller, William
$50 Merigold, Henry p
8 N.cCnrdy, John
81 McCarty, Patrick
33 McGuirk, John II
II McLain, l. L
ISL Mccartney, Jeptha D
% AscNichoI, Thomas
3s9 McQuarters, John
444 Mclaughlin, George
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