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The Vermont Record, and Farmer. Aug. 12- erous and to talented should fall, a victim to tht rpABLE CTJTlWlT.tVc foil destroyer that eaten our best hornet and robs ut of our dearest treasures. May angelt Just received a Fine Assortment of to the action of the Phoenix Is literally true. Its editor opposed the nomination of the Senators who favored tbe road, before and at tbe conventionand then came out "heartily" for the support of the ticket after omination one of guard bit grave, and our Heavenly Father for TABLE and DESERT KNIVES and FORKS, Fannie B.

Briggs, Mrs. Lucy Ann Chase, Hist Louisa K. Cole, Miss Marietta Cleverly, Mist Laura S. Cox, Mrs. E.

M. Davis, Miss Nellie Doo-llttle, Mrs. George Franklin, Miss Leslie Nellie Franklin, Miss E. S. Gif-ford, Mis Fannie E.

Harrod, Mist Emily Mark-bam, Mrs. E. Phelan, Mist Annie E. Simmons, MrtvElUa G. Salisbury, Mrs.

James H. Spear, give bit faults, as do we and all who knew him. OUT IN THE COUNTY. PLATED FORKS and SPOONS of the E3T quality, all at REDUCED prices. Alto, a full assortment of the Senators being opposed to the road and one In favor of it I Tbe Phoenix, at heart, now op-poset tbe project and would have defeated it from the start had it possessed the power.

Peo LATEST SEWS. Don. TbwJdeui Stevens died at Washington, hThKlM Congrearional District Kopubllean Convention held at White River Junction, Tuesday Hon. Luke P. Poland wu renominated Bepreseotatke and Capt.

B. W. Clarke chosen Elector Large. jLlTonDBRS JTOR jOBniNTINC Should be addressed to GEO. E.

SELLS CK. BrattUtoro, VU a My ot eonntcud with th Rsoort oc. DasiSMnUs, Go to Swarti't for Collars. -A bet has recently been made between E. A.

Hmtt and (half Hardware ple who undeisttnd themselves especially inch constantly on hand at the old stand. Puffer of Dummerston and J. N. Shlpman of same town under the following conditions: If Mist Martha A. Streeter, Miss Love L.

Williams. GwmjCMXJt Maxwell Aemlt, Mansel H. Bush, Henry V. Clagett, X. Chamberlain, Michael Conner, Elbridg G.

Davit, Atenata O. Francis-Master John G. Gove, Frank F. Horton, Henry F. Wood, John'F.

Houghton, Thomas K. Knapp, Stephen Lewis, C. McChesney, Rev. Daniel Mi 88-86' C. F.

THOMPSON. as "live in the beautiful valley of tbe West River and neighborhood" and "the intelligent cltiiem of the region through which the Railroad is to past" will at once see the drift of tbla apparent support of the project upon tbe part of The Grant and Colfax are elected, Shlpman finds and wheels a barrel of good saleable applet to Brattleboro aud Puffer bat the pay. If Seymour and CAUSTEEVICa AID SAKCIYG. MISS RICHMOND respectfully gives notice to Blair are elected, Puffer wheels the applet and Phoenix. It is nothing more nor lest than a bid for tbe retention of Its subscribers wbo "live in Shlpman bat the pay.

the residents ot Brattleboro and vicinity that her school in the above accomplishment will commence OUR OWN VICINITY. ner, George Met calf, H. Clay Preston, George E. Phelps, J. E.

Paillow, Master P. H. Parsons, Elbridge Stoekwell, Frank Smith, Henry Stevent, Henry Salisbury, N. F. Sears, Dwinnel F.

Thomp the beautiful valley." The "valley" flattery and the fulsome use of the word "Intelligent" are SATURDAY, AUG. at I o'clock, p. at the Masonic Hall, Hlb-st. Particular attention will be given to th deport- FOHDYUXB. Read the advertisement of Powers Institute.

An "Old Folkt Concert'' under the leader meant to subserve a purpose. The people of son, Prof. Thomas A. Thatcher. Misceixaxe- OUt Messrs.

Beddington A Howe. Windham Co. who are interested In the new road and feel that It is to be a benefit and profit to ship of Mr. Charles M. Charter will be given in ment and preliminary exercises, while th art Itself will be carried to the highest state of perfection whleb the oapsclty of her pupils will admit.

We have been shown, by the agent, Mr. R. 1 BraSSlebera. Oo to Swartx's for Clothing. 1 Barker A Williamson bare sold their Bestaa- nnt to S.

P. Bartlett of Hartford, Conn. Bemember the trotting at the Fair Ground on Friday afternoon, of tola week. Meters. KUburn A Harding of the Revere the Baptist Church in this place next Wednesday evening 19th them, will, we doubt not, take the hypocritical support of the Phoenix for Just what it la worth.

CLASS DATS Wednesdays and Saturdays at D. Fish, a volume entitled "The Complete Analysis of the Holy Bible, by Nathaniel West, o'clock, p. m. Having thoroughly canvassed and investigated D. This, to our mind, It one of the most, if TERMS.

the subject, and listened to arguments from well aiatiBi BCLLOWt FALLS. Go to Swarti't and be satisfied. Oliver King bat told bit lot to the Masons House will accept oar thanks for two boquets of not th most valuable book aside from the Bible itself ever printed. People, in arguing npon posted lourcet npon both tides of the question, pRESH LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER we look npon it at our duty as journalists wbo religion, politics, law, philosophy, geology, for $1,200, wbo propose to build a fine hall thereon. have the interest and welfare of this Town and 83-34 At C.

F. THOMPSON'S. often desire to refer to the Bible as the very best of authority, and, unless well posted, are unable County at heart, to give the projected Railroad Bellows Falls It full ot rumors in regard to flowers. Honesty Is the best policy." Next'best Is a policy in the Continental Life Insurance Company of N. T.

We are Informed that 122 copies of the Campaign World are taken in tbla place. Where are the Selectmen witn their sanitary order? Farmen, and breeders of poultry in general, CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET. For the week ending Aug. 12, 18X8. Amount of Htock at Market.

Cattle 783 Sheen from Brattleboro to Jamaica a hearty and une qui vocal support. And to we shall. building, but whether the rumors will ever take the form of realities remains to be demonstrated. from memory to quote just the parsage they want Here it the book that completely supplies B.SU: Swine 1.702. The great bugbear the one that the oppon The late fire fully demonstrates the fact that the deficiency.

Arranged under the proper heads, can be found any passage in the Bible ents of the Road continually foist be lore ut Is Bellows Falls does not need a fire company vol the silly twaddle about "Bonding the towns," es tbat has any possible bearing, either direct or in read the advertisement of Tbo's B. Smith, on the unteers work so mucb better, and are to much ueal, extra six so let quality, II 60 2d quality 10 00 quality, 8 00 Working Oxen ISO 00 Milch Cows aud Calves, 85 00 Yearlings, 30 00 direct, upon almost any and every topic that men ericultural page. more independent! a ISM a 13 Ot a 11 00 a aSOO 0 alOOO a 80 0 a 45 00 a 60 0 a 150 pecially in reference to the town of Brattleboro. They claim first, that tbe Road will not benefit the town, bat that, on the other hand, it will be of sense and culture desire to talk upon. It it a The "finacial back-bone" of the Argus hat There baye been live eases of sulcWe In during the past 12 months one by shoot Two years old, 30 00 recently been to Bellows Falls to see it is sup book quite as valuable to the lawyer as the minister, to the politician, the philosopher or the ge iS 00 Threet years ing and four by hanging.

posedif he could find a man to act as local 1 i U0 a manifest injury to it We propose to show up the utter nonsense of this position in a future paper. They claim second, that the Road is only a 175 We notice the arrival In town of our friend ologist. In fact, everybody can use It, and with correspondent of that paper, the old one having w. C. Perrv of Chicago, formerly a resident of out It most men will be unable to back up their CO Sheep, ordinary extra per lb.

Fat Hogs Calf Skins, per Hides, Tallow, uu been sun-struck, from which he it not likely to this village. "Another county heard from." recover. 00 9Ua eJTa assertions. Mr. Fish will call upon our citizens during the next few days and we advise a candid Mr.

C. F. Thompson appears with some new Rev. Mr. Bramble, the Methodist minister of to benefit Jamaica and the intermediate towns, and as it is to be a damage to Brattleboro, it is unjust to "bond the town." These men, with money plenty and to spare, shake In their shoes and talk of "bonding tbe town" with an air as perusal of the work.

advertisements tbla week. Read them and pat' ronize him. this place, died on Monday morning and his remains were taken to Middletown, CL, this, The following are the arrivals at the Water NEW TORE MARKETS. ABBES. Wednesday morning.

Consumption was the Cures since our last Issue: Lawrence. Mrs. W. R. and the Misses E.

A It is expected that Laikin G. Mead, the culptor, will be present at the dedication of the I 35a 8 87Vi pitiful as a hungry child's cry, when it is in imminent fear that some big boy Is coming around cause of Mr. Bramble's death, although he has M. E. and H.

S. Reuwick and maid, F. S. Case, soldiers' monument, modelled by him, at St filled his pulpit until within a few weeks. Pots, per 100 Pearltt.

New, Old, Foreign, per Mrs. W. E. Case, J. W.

Costar and family, Miss Johnsbury on the 20tu of this month. The Bellows Falls Canal at a meeting The following letters are held for postage at HOPS. 10c. s5c 6c. nJOe.

New York, Aug-aft, 1UNJ HOW held last week, votea to raise the dam across the Connecticut, and to stop the leaks; alio to clean Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hall, Th.

H. Bror-man, wife and child. Col. Woodward, Mr. and Mrs.

Bush, of New Tork; Tho's H. Bacon and the Bratlleboro Post-Office Mrs. Thomas the comer to run off with its dinner. A little scrutiny intn the law on this subject cannot fail to convince any honest man of its entire justice, and fairness. It is based upon tbe two-tbirds majority principle, and the Interests of property holders are thereto protected fully and imparti Merritt, Springfield, VtJ Miss Lenore Sheldon, American Gold, U.

8. 6-12U's, 1S62, 1KM, Taylorvilie, III. out and deepen the canal. The supply of water Is now so short that the shops that obtain their power from the canal, have to take turns run wife and the Misses A. R.

and E. Bacon, Boston, M. Hcmmenway and Mrs. M. A.

Hemcn- We have been shown an apple of the species .108 new way. jr. and child, Watertown, T. known as "Sops of Wine," grown on a tree on 10-W8, enburg, wile and child. Miss Kustermaur, J.

E. Foster, Brooklyn, N. D. H. Barclay.

Newport. the place of Mr. S. M. Spencer of Centcrville, which Is shaped and looks in every way exactly ally.

If the monled men of attleboro, and such as "live in the beautiful valley of the West so blind as not to foresee the immense benefit this Road will bring to tbem as individuals and citizens, we pity them. like a pear. It's a otiosity. Wrsselmft. John W.

Shattuck, Miss T. E. Shattuck, Tale, Mrs. Edmunds, MUs BRATTLEBORO MARKETS. PREPARED WSKKLT BXPRKSSKV FOR TH1 VKBMOirr KKCOKD AND FARMKK.

FRUITS VEGETABLES. Long, C. Richmond, jr. and lady, J. S.

Adams, Messrs. Selectmen, we have lots of Ink, paper and tvpe left, and shall we be allowed to wear them out and use them up in requesting that W. H. Fuller, F. S.

Case, G. and M. Jones, Kiss ning, there not being water enough to run them all at once. Tawiaalirnd. Go to Swa'tz's for Cheap Goods.

There Is very little political excitement here. The town is strongly Republican and will give a large Republican majority at the State election ana for Grant and Collar in November. Many of the village residents are complaining ot the loss of their early fruit, through the lawlessness and thieving propensities of some of the village boys. There is some talk among those who have suffered of trying the force and strength of our laws in such cases. Rev.

A. S. Barton of the First Conrreerattonal Josie Inland, Sutherland D. Indech, Geo. W.

this town be provided with lock-ups fit for the Abbee, wife and two daughters, New York John Incarceration of human beings? Wholesale, Applm, ft bnsh Potntoee, new, 00(4 Tumi pa, bustt 60j) 7 Lettuce, bnui Tomatoes, Squashes Green Corn, dozen Beets ft peck New Potatoes, peck It is our candid opinion, after a thorough investigation tbat the new Road Is an enterprise that is destined to do as much for Brattleboro as for any other town on Us line, and that it is to be a great and lasting benefit to the county at large. Feeling thus we shall give tbe enterprise our hearty support, both by word of moutb and In these columns. We shall vote one way, talk one way and advocate one way, so long as we R. Watson, wife and daughter, Perth Amboy, Louis Childs, Greenfield, Edward Retail 3 00 1 60 S01 00 10 10 46 ITS 5 60 1 It 36 40 IS We have been importuned by many persons in this county to take subscribers for our paper for three months, as many desire to try it who have, heretofore, taken other papers. We shall Stone, Troy, N.

Joseph Burnett and wife, Esther and Ruth Barnett, Soutfaboro, E. unions Beana, fibnsh 4 a DrleU Apples, 1K 6 00 13 Woodward, 8. Woodward, Cincinnati, O. George W. Smith, New Haven Mrs.

A. J. Davis, Church Is now having bis vacation, wbich be and family spend with tfentr lHnd in MkMtebiuy and airharen. It is very pleasant to know tbat are satisfied we are right. When convinced we Flea Cabbaees are wrong, if we ever are, we shall say so.

Wt White Plains, N. Mrs. J. 11. Waximan, Henry J.

Waximan, Soutbport, Conn. shall never be found "on tbe fence" upon any HAY, OH A IN AND WOOD. Wholesale. Retail. Prof.

R. P. Hamilton, the horse-tamer, is the Corn. Western SI 29tu 00 SO OOIl St question whatever, nor shall we publicly advocate a cause we privately condemn, for fear of in tbe absence or one or tbe village pastors, the two churches can worship together like brethren and sisters traveling towards one common eternity. The farmers In this town are feeling somewhat blue, owing to the condition of their uncut uorn, monueru kj9 i 1 only man, to our mind, who has visited this place, Hay, tun SW UOKS22 Ot Oata, IUf ft 1 00 losing popularity either as individuals or who thoroughly and without humbug, understands his business.

We have become acquaint WockI, dry, oord. 7 50C4 8 Ot Wood, green 0041 hay. Scarcely one is through securing their hay "OVER THE RIVER." ed with the theory and practice of Hamilton, and we are candidly of the opinion that he can do, crop, which, as it now stands, is in a ruinous condition. The rye crop is almost a total failure. do so from this date, at the rate of (2 60 per year, in advance.

We notice in the Newark, J. papers that a man who styles himself Dr. Young has been practicing bis confidence games in that city. If he Is a printer, and the chap we think he Is, look oat for him. Be is a dead beat of the very first water.

We hold bis due-bill for borrowed money which we will gladly sell for half Its face. We don't know what the politics of Prof. B. P. Hamilton, the horse-tamer, are, but we should jndire be must be a red-hot radical, for they, according to Frank P.

Blair, are the only ones who allow the Constitution" to be trampled in be dust, and this Is just what the Professor did, in front of the Brattleboro House on Monday last. The Grand Ball of the season (masquerade) will take place at the Lawrence Water Cure on the 21 th of this month. The following named gentlemen have consented to act as a committee Hiwedale. Mr. Lorenzo Stebbins't new house it pro gressing finely.

It will be an ornament to tbe village. Tbe Conereeational Society hold but one service on the Sabbath through the month of GR0CE1UK8 ATfU ritUVlSlUNS -II. Flour, Extra 10 O0312 00 Flour, Fancy IS Wat 14 04 Flonr, XXX IS B0( 14 SO Flour, Louts 14 00 Flour, Graham, SI 08 KuKars, Brown, to 139 17 Hugars, 18 Buaars, Loaf 22 Rice 14 Teas, Young Hyson 100 80ft 1 80 1 0i ISO Ralt, tag. 45 Halt, Aahton fine, a 5 60 Ba.lt, Anhton coarse, 25 Codfish, Vinegar, Cider, gallon SO Mackerel, ktU 3 003 3 36 Mackerel, IS Molasses, gallon 753 1 00 Syrup 1 SO BAIT AND SMOKED MEATS. while the long continuous unfair weather is working destruction with the oats.

The prospect of a good apple, corn and potato crop has not been better for years. Vrraaa. The types made two blunders In the list of officers of tbe G. T. Lodge of this place, in our last issue.

For Marshall J. Reed, read Marshall I. Reed for Mrs. M. Eudy, read Mrs.

M. A. Eudy, WiluiinBica. Go to Swartx's for Underclothes. The Annual Fair of the Wilmington Agricultural Society will be held Sept.

15. Mrs. Willis, the trance speaker, pr eached at the Universalist Church last Sunday afternoon. Warren Boyd found one of his cows dead In his pasture a few days since. Supposed to have been killed by ligbtnintr.

Wsrdiktn. BOCTH WABDSBOBO. August. The village district had a meeting last week to see about having a High School this FalL A school is expected. The weather for a few days has been very unfavorable for haying, and getting in grain.

Tbe hay crop will be good in this vicinity. We shall have the best crop of apples this Fall that we have had for five years; but very few pears and no peaches. and does, everything he claims. He has already broken several horses in this vicinity of vicious habits, rendering them as docile and tractable as lambs. He certainly possesses a power over, and understands the horse.

We know of several gentlemen in this place, men who know considerable about horses too, who have paid their money to Prof. Hamilton and don't begrudge it. We certainly would not be without what we learned concerning the horse for the small sum of $3,00, which Is all tne Professor asks to teach any individual his theory. This, Wednesday, evening be will give an entertainment at the Town Hall consisting of au expose of several tricks in "magic" and a lecture upon the horse and the theory of taming and training them. To know how the feats performed by "magicians" are done is a passion with almost everybody.

Now is your chance to find out, and also to witness his won-derlul power over the horse, for he will introduce two of his trick horses on the stage aud have from this village: Col. C. A. Miles, Cel. N.

C. Sawyer, Wells Frost, L. P. Dickenson, and H. C.

Wlllard, Esq. Such of our readers as saw fit to complain I ffew weeks since, when we were crowded with ad vertlsing, that we grave them less reading matter than usual, will now, we hope, do us the justice Betau. 22 IS 22 25 20 20 05 Fork, suit, Beef, salt Lard Hams, smoked shoulders, smoked. Bacm Beef Tongue Lamb Tongues, each. to notice that we are giving more than our usual gPECIA N.

C. Johuson of this place, on the 9th of August shot a blue heron, which measured from quantity Just as we said we should. People are frequently ready to find fault but often have poor memories In their heads when a little credit la tbe end of bill to end of toes four feet and three FRESH MEATS. Fair and Festival. due for good works.

tbem perform a variety of interesting and amus-Ine tricks. Mr. Hhas erected a tent noon Oak-at inches and from tip to tip or wings, four feet and seven inches. Vkitla1iM. JACKSONVILLE.

Go to Swarti't for Neckties. foe ladies of the Unitarian Church of this Tillage will hold a fair and festival at the Town The ladies of the Unitarian Society of Brattle A select school is in contemplation, but the Hall on Wednesday evening next, Aug. 19, and Will at that time offer for sale the usual variety services oi a teacner are not yet fecured. wbere at 2 o'clock each afternoon so long as his class Is full, he will demonstrate his theory and prove his assertions for the small sum of $3,00 per head. Go.

Professor C. H. Farns worth, a gentleman well known in this county, wbo has been teaching of fancy goods, together with many new and useful, a well as ornamental articles. Remember Rev. N.C.

Hodgdon of Vernon held a five o'clock service at the Universalist Church last Sirloin Steaks, Round Steaks 25 Rio R.rt JMaM Lamb, bind Lnmb, fore quarter 17 Mutton, leg 25- Mutton, fore quarter 12 Mutton, hind quarter 20 Tripe 15 BaUHSies 2 Beef Liver 10 Veal, loin 20 Veal, stenk 25 Veal, lore quarter 16a20 POULTRY. Turkeys 2Ka2ft Chickens. boro, will hold a Fair and Festival at THE TOWN HALL. On WEDNESDAY, August 19. sabbath afternoon, Aug.

9. Previous to his re moval to vernon a nine more than two years the day and date and read the announcement In another column. Wednesday, Aug. 19, at the Town Hall. Go, and take the needful with vou.

ago, ne was locate a at jacKson vine about three years, wnere mmseii ana tamuy gained many nrm anu sincere inenus. Afternoon and Evening. Commencing at 4 p. m. THE WEST RIVER RAILROAD PROJECT.

A recent issue of the Vermont Phoenix con S3 COME ONE! COME ALL! BUTTER, CHEESE AND EQOS. Wholesale. Retail. tained the following article: art 35 Butter, lump, Butter, tub kits, doten Cheene, old, new 35 80 10al4 The survey for tbe contemplated West River Railroad from this place to Jamaica was commenced on Wednesday, tbe 29th, by a force of 10 men under the superintendence of Julius Fen of New Brit 18 Iake Especial Notice. Mr.

K. D. FISH, Agent for WEST'S COMPLETE AVALVSH OF TUB BIBLE, announces that he will canvass The Tmnm Bra nicker, CATTLE MARKET. Wholesale. OHhSIS 00 10 Qua 0) Oxen and Steers, ft 100 Cows amlOxon Lambs, 0 12 Dressed Hogs Veal Calve, live Live Poultry 18a Sheep for subscribers to the work, during the next two 21 OS penmanship and book-keeping in Brattleboro for tome mouths, committed suicide, on Sunday morning last, by hanging himself to a tree in a small grove to the right of the road between here and the West Tillage.

Mr. Farns worth had been in low spirits for some weeks we presume, to his manly endeavors to fight off and conquer hit appetite for liqucr, the drinking of which, to excest at timet, had been, as be has oltei frankly acknowledged to us, the bane of bis li e. The depressed state of mind caused by his tola! abstinence from stimulants, together with the dullness of bis business of late, were the undoubted causes ot his rash act. Mr. Farnswortb was oue of the most original and brilliant men in conversation we ever listened to.

His ideas, and method of expressing tbem were peculiarly his own. He was a most accomplished and ready penman, and has for years been well known in the States of New Massachusetts and Vermont as one of the most excellent and thorough teacheit of tbat art in New England. He held the position of Professor of Penmanship and Book Keeping in the schools of Lowell, Mass. for a number of years, where be has many friends wbo will be grieved to hear of hit death. Mr.

Farnswortb was a generous man, opeu-hearted and forgiving, doing wrong often, at all of us do, but always manfully acknowledging his faults, at lew of ut are ever known to do, and it it bard indeed to leel tbat one to gifted, to gen weeks. Morris Brothers' a troupe too well known all over New England to need any Praise or flattery at our bauds, win give one of their entertainments in this village on Saturday jening, Aug. 22. No one need fear being humbugged with this troupe, so If you have any spare hnge to Invest In a good hearty laugh, remember the date and go like a man, and take jour 'fe with you. The performances of the Fiske A Hamilton -n)biiiation In our vll'ase have been greeted ith gooj houses, everybody expressing themselves as well pleased with "The Gr-r-r-raund "osh.s,and-Tbe Sabre ot her Pa." Last venin? the troupe gave a dramatic entertainment was well We recommend to public favor and patronage.

d- a CroweH. has purchased the LD-I-MUlfk-ninthe publication en-keZ eHou9oldolthis place, and will and Cnduct tbat neat' nandsotne, useful well edited periodical himself. Mr. Crowell "We. practical, common biuln.

wbo understands his eonduiPetCy' Wben hlt thrt KoJ Household. Success to him and -Advertised letters-Aug. 12-LADKs-Mr. A Valuable Work, Needed by Everybody. pOWEE'S INSTITUTS, BERNARD8TON, MASS, ain, chief engineer.

This Is an enterprise of great Interest, upeciallu to IVue who Hve in the beau, tiful valley of the Wt Niner and Ut neighborhood. We hope the intelligent citizen of tbe region throu which te railroad it to pott wt II take hold of the work in eirni st, and that canttalista and men of means In all our towns and tbe Railroad corporations below ns that will be benefitted by the opening of the rotid, will lend their aid and furnish tbe 'needful' to pat the thing through." Upon which a State paper made the following comments: "Wtieu the republican County Convention was about to convene for the purpose of making the nomination for County oflleer. July 8, the editor of the Phoenix was found enlisted among the men wbo weri opposed to the 'Intelligent eltliens of the region through whleb the railroad Is to past' being represented In our coming Legislature by Senators who would permit these towns through which this road is to pass bavins; the privilege of assisting themselves to the very thing he is so anxloas to sea done. Oh, consistency People In this County, who are posted, know very well that the above statement in reference Full Board of able Teachers. Large and Beautiful OILS AND PAINTS.

Retail. White Lead, Krowne, 60 Bulled Oil, K'tllou. 40 Kiiw Oil, gallon 1 8 Turpeutinp. gallon SO Day goods. Retail.

Carpeting, Ingrains isai 30 Carpeiln, Three-ply I ji no 1 1 Foreign Dress Qooda 50a 1 00 Hleacbed la 20 Brown Cottons 13a 18 Checked sod Striped Shirtings. ITa 25 lMiimi 20a Wt Bed Tickings 2Ma 4(1 American Prints 13a 17 Amerfan Ginghams HM 17a 2H sprinted Delaines 18a 22 Lawns. 2Ua 8t Oil Clotln Sua 71 Canton SUa tf institute Building. Commodious and pleasant Boarding House for teachers and pupils. Elegant Library Building filled with choice books, free to the students.

Well furnished rooms for ladies or gentlemen to self-board. Extensive apparatus. FALL TERM of 11 weeks will begin flan. 1 For Board, spply to Hon. John 8andron or Col.

Ferry, Bernardston, or L. F. WARD, 3-M Westminster, Vt..