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VERMONT WATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1882.
WKDNKSDAY, JULY 20. 1882.
KcptibllcAii Cminty Convontloii.
Ihe teputllcan voterfl of the counly of Waahlnglon are
bereby notlfled and miiipatert to meet In innm conven
tlon al Montpelier, ln Capltal llall, on Patnrday, Anirnat
5th, 1M2, nt ten oVIork A. H.( to nomlnale camtldate for
atale aenatori and cotintjr ofllrera, and to elect a countj
conimlttM for the next two fmri enaulnjt.
(IKOKtlF. A. I'bTNAM,
w, I-. mt.i.iMiiiA.M,
W, A. JONM,
r. r. riTKiN,
W. A, 1IOYCE,
K. K, JONLX,
lmto-l at Montpelier, July 12, 1881.
Htpultiean
CoNnfy
Tlio Dclny.
Tho publlcntton ot Uie Watciiman wra delnyed
one day tlit week In order to glve lt readcrs the
renult of tlie dltrlct conventlon. We belleve
they will thank us for glvlng them Uie news one
week ejtrller tlian we could have otherwine'done.
Locftl Items.
Buri.inoton Datly Yce JVfM la lor trnle at
rhlnney's bookstore.
A htkady, tnduotrloun young man. who U a
Kood penniAn, and deotres conatant employrocnt,
can learn o! a gfxxi vlttiatlon byadilreMliiK "Biisl
ncffl," CAro of thl offlce, ln his own Jmndwrltlng.
FkankII, Dascom'b drug itore U headquarters
for clgara and patent medlclnes; also parl green
for potato bufj, white hellebore lor currant
vmnns, andcarbolate and chlorlde ol llme for rfi
cnfectants. Ocit agrlcuHural editor, T. II, IIoBkln, New
port, Vt., wlll nend a burhel crate of curranta to
anyetAtlon on the raMumpsic or Wells Klver
raltronds, evpnts prepnid, for fonr dollnrs. In
rmaller quautltlea at theeamo me.but notprc
vaid.
Tiib bllnd boy ls at homo agftin and wlll atay a
few weeka, and would like to refill wltli cane such
clialra as noed It. If any one has sucb, he wlll
bottom common slze for fortyrt?e centa eacb,
lnrger and other work ln proportlon. A nelghbor
wlll get and tetttrn them gratl, 11 wltbln a radlus
ol flfteen rallei", Orders nollclted. Ulrect to D.
II. Cole, 1'lalnHeld, Vt.
Current Mcnllon.
Trk Orleans county reptiblican conventlon wlll
meet In Iranburgh, July VO.
Lamoillk county republlcfln conventlon willbe
beld ln Itydciark, Augiiflt 10.
Tiik aoldiers of Wlndnor county wlll hold a te
unlon at Sllver Lake in llarnard In September.
It ld eipected that General N, V, Bankd wlll de
Hver the addrei8 at the comlng fair at St. Albana.
Hkv. J. Kdwaiiu WitiniiT N eiicted to prench
ln WrlghtHvlIle next Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock.
Hkv. Geoiwik S. Gt'FitxsRY wlll prcacb ln
Waitsfield next Sunday, July UOth, forenoon and
afternoon.
Tiik citlzens of Burlington have pubccribed
about a tbouand dollars for the Shennan ralli
tary band.
Tiik little fteamer Curlew, whleb ba lately
beenplying on Lake Champlain and Otter Creek,
has been oold to partiea ln Ojjdensbtirgh and han
been taken to tbat clty,
A ltFGi'LAit comrounlcAtlon of Aurora Lodge,
Xo. -J, Free and Accepted Manon, will be held
at the maaoDic halt on Monday evenicg, July 31,
nt half-pant oeven o'clock. Womc.
Uev. D. V. Mouoan of Beverly, Man., will
preach ln the Baptict church at half.pat ten
o'clotk Sunday mornlng. Mr, Kogera wlll preach
to the cblldren at half-paft seven r. m.
Tiik thlrd ntimber of the Green Movntaln EcJio,
publirhed by Vermontern In San Fracclsco, has
been reoelved. It contAlnfi, amorg othcr good
thlDgs, a blcgraphlcal pketcli of I-uiac Tlchenor,
Vermont'n thlrd governor.
A whw paper ls wion to bo atarted In Vermont
by Mr. A, Menserof Hochester and wll! bewlled
the " 1'atrona Hural," lt ts to be publlahed
monthly, price fifty centa per year, and willbe
under tbe auspiceH ot the 1'atrona of Iluabacdry.
At the democratlc cnucua held last Fiiday
evenlng tho followlng delegatea were choten to
attend the dihtrlct conventlon held nt Wells
Hlver to-morrow: lllram Atkln?, William Mlller,
II. G. Dewlng, Will Sulllvan, A. J. Slbley, W.
O. SUndUh.
Amoskeao Ecami'met of Odd Feliowa of
Salem, Mnm, make an eicurelon to tlila vlllage.
They leave bome September 4th. From here
they go to Burlington, Butland, Albany, New
York city and Provldence. Tbo Salem Cadet
band wlll accompany them.
The etate Pplrltuallct a?oclatlou haa bought the
Queen Clty I'ark grounds at Burlington for a
carap ground, pnying ? 3,000 therefor, and will
hold a camp meetlng there from August 21 to
September 11. Next season they will erect a
hotel and a large number of cuttages.
Thb venerable Stephen Ilerrlck of Middlesex
raadean iDterestlDg call upon the new proprletor
of the Watciiman last week. Mr.IIenlck ianow
elghty-elght years of age, and Is the oldet
living contlnuous tiubHcrlber to thls pnper. Ile
retaina hH powers and facultlea to aremarkable
degree, and hU reminlscencea of the old timea are
very entertalnlrg.
Tiik moht atrociouii pun we cver caw waa lately
committed by the Sheldon correppondent of the
St. Albana Messcnycr, We glve it, as the circua
blUa wy, ln all lu undivlded And stupendoua en
tlrety. Here ycu have lt; "When wlll people
realize that it U mournful to be more'nfulU"
O, Sanltl Saultl See tho effect of your example.
You are forglven, but go and t-In no more.
Vfh.mont etate falra will be held as follows:
State fair at Burlington, September 12-lfi; Ad
dison county fair at Mlddlebiuy, September 0-8:
Chittenden county at Vasex JuDctlon, September
0-8; nnion exhibltion at St. Albans, Augut 31,
September 1; Dog Hlver Valley at Northfield,
Septrmber 19 21; Poultney industrlal at South
Poultney, September 20 28; Kupert at West Ru
pert, September iifi-28.
Tiik flrst continuoua hlghway bullt ln Vermont,
east of the Green Mountalna, waa from White
Ulver Junctlon to Burlington. From the Junc-
tlon It went to Ilandolph Center, and through
Brookfield, Montpelier, Waterbury, WllltstOD
etc. It waa conctructed by the government and
lald out hlx rods Vrlde, or two roda wider thanthe
roadaof modern daya. To-day lt lo oneof the
best roada in the state.
Klkven carloada of eicnrblonlsts from Lyndon
ville came to town Tuettday, The excurslon waa
under theausplcea of the Methodist church of
that place, although Ihotte partlclpatlng were by
no ineans all of that church. The traln waa due
here at 12 10, but did not arrlve untll 2, because
of the length of the traln. AsBlstant Saperin
tendent Wliltcomb was obliged to go to Wooda
vllle and procure an extraenglne to get lt through,
St. Amiani Memnyer; "The hablt which
great many travetera have, of appropriating
wbole car oeat for themselvea and thelr vallses,
And asBuratng a calm Indlfference when otherx
enter the car and look In valn for any empty f eat,
la not a courteoua hablt, to aay the least, Tbe
aversge vallse can rlde aa corafortably on tbe car
lloor aalnAeeat; and ordlnary pollteneca ought
to preclude any necf sslty for the ald of a bmke
man cr condactor ln cleaiing away obtruslve
baggageor turnlng over ceata to make room for
additlonal jtaHcengera.
Tiik followiug oillcera of the St. Jean Baptltte
Soclete were InnUlled Tuenday eenlng, July 2.1
for the nlx monthn enfuingi President, Francoli
Archanibault; vlceprefldent, I'lerre Marcotte
(lecretary, Mlchei I.cdoux; asflctant necretary, Al
phonite Ilainelle; correcpondlng secretary, Herre
peaautelsi treaeurer, Seraphin Neveaux-, aslst-
ant treaxtirer, Ilenry Smlth; corn, ord. Louls
Hondeau ; ass. com. ord Thelecphor Allard
comite d'enqueto, Alex llamelle, Sr.t Kugene
Laviolette, Jaquen llamtlle; comite dereceptiou,
Antolne Archambault, Uaphael Lanler, Alphonse
Sboreitt.
St. Amuns Mtmenyer : " Coinmencing on
Monday, the 24th lnt., a new llne wlll be opeued
vlathe Central Veimont road, runnlng pullman
parlor cara betueen Montrenl and New lyndon
without change; andthepubllo are now glven
chance for excurolooa from Montreal to Bloc
Ialand (and return), a noted aeaMde reaort ou
LoDg Utand Sound, for the reawonable amount of
tendollara for the round trlp with correiond
ingly low ratea from statlona between Montreal
and White Ulver Junctlon and Brattleboro.
Illock Island U a inost dellghtful resort, And wlll
Aitract inany people who long for aeaid
pleaiurea."
Tiik annual tneettng of the Vermont Iditom'
and PublUhera Amw ciatlon waa held at Jlurllcgtoi
last week Wedoesday evenlug, about thlrty o!
the membera preseut. After admlttlng veveral
new iuf mbern, ofllcera were elected a follows
Presldent, A. N. Swaln; vlce-preHldenta, G. G
Benedict, L. (). Greene, C. M. Chase; rrcordlug
secreUry, I). Wfbster Ulxunj corresondlDg nec
retary, 1. M CAmp; treaRiirer, C. M. Mone; ex
rcutlve coinmlttee, O. (J. Benedict, A, II, Tuttl
W I. McMater. Vailous mattera of Interet
tbe craft were dUcussed, and a coiumittee
threo, conitistlug of G. G, Benedict, L. O. Greene
and 11. A. llujie, were appolcted to procure some
neodod changw of Uie Uwi and practlcCM of tAle
ofllclala, ftffectlng the tnteresta of the publishera
And prlntera of the itate, The entlre party then
went on an cicurslon to Au Sable Chasm and the
assoclatlon tdjonrned tfne dlc.
Titn mall pouch stolen at the Central depot, the
12(h of January last, waa fonnd In the rtver near
thecemctery Wednesday mornlng, bj a nd of
Sexton Ira Snow, white In awlmmtng. The ntrAp
hAd ben cut And the contents ot the pouch ex
tracted, wlth the exceptlon of nome bundlesot
newspapera.
Tiik reptiblicAn ntAte commtttee held a moetlng
at the pAvlllon Tueoday evenlng and organtzed na
fottowa: Chalrman, Hon. George Nlchola of
Northfield secretAry and treajurer, llon. Car
roll S. pAgeof Hyde Park; executlve commtttee,
George Nlchola, C. S. Page, J, J. fotey, Warren
Glbba, 11. J. Ormsbee,
Littlb Nrlmk, daughter of George Atktns of
the Arftus ofilce, After A long and palnful lllness,
paied peacefully away Sunday nlght. Her case
luzzlcd the knowledge and bnflled the sklll of
attendtng physlclans, who roanytlmea gave her
up And as many tlmea recovered hope. Wlthln a
few daya ot her death her frienda had Btrong
hopes ot her ultlmate recovery. The final change
came without n Btruggle, nnd vhe was thought to
be asleep for some tlme After she breathed her
last. She was a very brlght, Affecttonate chlld
nnd had a large ptace ln the hearU of all who
new her, And many frlenda will aympathlze
wlth the lmmedlAta relatlves. The funeral ver
vlcea occurred Tuesday forenoon at ten o'clock.
A cL'itiova cAse of apontaneoua combostion took
place ln Hichford the other day, W. II. llurlbut
hml a lot of hay cnpn ot heavy white cotton made,
and to render them waterproot dipped them In
nseed oll. After allowlng them to haugacouple
dKyaonallne he folded them up and placed
em ln a ptle under a back veranda of hls house.
About etght o'clock the same evenicg whllst
shuttlng up hls house he thought of the hay capa
And started to take them lostdo, but upon puttlng
hta hand under them to lltt them they wereao
hot that he could not hold them. Groatly sur-
prlsed be oeparated the ptle And waa more as
toulshed than ever when he saw that they amoked.
Upon examluatlon they were found to bo as
brown aa If baked In An oven.
AMONQthe many atrangers ln town to-day we
nottce the followlng : Kittrldge Ilasklna, B. D.
IlarrU and Jullua J. Itey, Brattleboro; Luke P.
'oland, Ilorace Falrbanka, Dr. G, B. Bullard, St.
Johnsbury ; L. II. Thompson, Irasburgh ; C. B.
Eddy, Bellowa Falls;UG. Hinckley, Chelsea;
Justua Dartt, Ascutneyvllle ; General A. Cush-
man, Hochester ; W. C. French, Woodstock ; S.
Thompson, Lyndonville ; George Nlchols,
Northfield ; Carroll S. Page, Ilydepark ; Governor
Farnhara, Bradford ; Warren Glbb., Burlington ;
Theophllus Grout, Newport. The newspapera
are represented by C. S. Forbcs, lloaton Journal ;
O. Greene, Mootlstock Stannard; II. 11 Parker,
ilradford 0fnon,' W. Howard Tucker, Asso-
clated Presa ; C. S. Klnsley, HurHnyloix CUppcr ;
Ilward Johnson, Burlington Frec Vci , A. A.
Carle, iAwlmnrk; L. P. Thayer, Mct Hanhtph
Ifcraltl; I). W. Dlxon, St. Atbana Messenger,
Tiik cnucua Saturday evenlng, altbough the
parttsans ot the leadlng candtdatea worked splrlt
edly and earnestly for thelr favoriteo, passed off
an orderly manner wlth a satlifactory result
the electlon of the Poland tlcket nlnety-three to
eventyone. The supportera of Grout or somo
of them attempted a pleceof sharp practlce by
clrculating a tlcket antd to be primarily for 1)111
logham, wlth the object of drawlng thevotea ot
the many who are personally frlendly to htm and
ho would, under dlff erent clrcumstancea, be glad
to vote for him. When the fact waa demon
fctrated, as lt waa very neatly, that tbe ticket was
trcomlarily for Grout, the projrct fell llat. The
namea of tbe detegates elected are as follows:
ItramCarleton, George W. Wlng, J. C. Iloughton,
W. Guernsey, T. O. Balley and C. T. Sabln.
Tho delegation waa authorlzed by vote of the
caucus to lltl Any vacancy that may occur. Mr.
Sabln and Mr. Iloughton were unable to Attend
the conventlon, nnd J. B. Thurston and Hush P.
Barrett oerved ln their places.
TiiESabin Slate Coraiiany of Montpelier, Vt.,
was organized ln thla vlllage, Monday, the 24th
lnst. At the meetlng of the stockholdera the fol-
loniug gentlemen werechosen dlrectora: Charlea
Burleigh, George Jewett and John Burney of
Fl'chburg, Mass.t Charles T. Sablnof Montpelier,
II. II. Blngbam of Stowe, John B. Thurston
and Kdward D. Blackwell of Montpelier. The
directora madecholce ot the followlng ofllctrs:
teHldent, Charlea T. Sabln; treasurer, IMward
Blackwell; clerk, Jamea T. Sabln. It Isthe
lntentlon of the company to commence operations
at once, ln openlng the qnarry on the farra of
Mr. Charlea T. Sabln. Dr. Cuttiug, the atate
geohglt, In speaklng of thla quarry aald that
findlngitof very superior quality I thought a
few facta ln relatlon to the same would be ot In
terest. Trnclog the probable extent of the alate
by the outcropt, we have no doubt but that at
least seventy-five acres can be easlly available.
The outcropa are about one hundred And thlrty-
ilx fcet above the valley below, thui easlly sup-
plylng an tnexhaustlble amount of slate above
the llne of easy dralnage, and the valley also
fiirnlfhea ample room for the refuse materlal,
The slate Uken from the quarry at thla tlme U
ery tough, and can be split ln tableU two feet
square and one-elghth of an Inch ln thlcknesp.
It ia of a dark tlcli color that doea not fade, 1s
even In ghade, very free from Iron pyiltPH, and In
every way a good ftate for rooflng pnrposea.
rorsnual.
Ukv. A. W, WitD has accepted hlacall to Char
lotte.
Conoiiemman Gkout has rcturned to hUpost
at Washington.
Hon, Aha O. Alpis and son are vlfitlDg At their
forraer home, St. Albana.
Sknatoh Kdmudh wlll remaln at hls home In
Burlington for the present.
JurwiK lliiADi.KV of the Unlted Statea Supreme
Court la, wlth hia famlly, In Burlington.
Kev. John Cowan of lsex haa returned from
a vacatlon wlth frlenda in Pennsyhanla.
Hkv. L. O. Biiastow of Burlington haa gone
uiun hla curamer vacatlon to the Adlrondacks.
Phofkhhok G. 11. Pkhkinb of the Unlversity of
Vermont has, wlth hla famlly, gone to the White
Mountalns.
Conohfhsman Jovck haa pnrtlally recovered
from hla recent illness, and la able to be on the
atreets agaln.
Ix-Pohtmahtkh-Gknkhal Jewkll of Connec
ticut la etopplng for the summer at Congresa llall,
Sheldon Sprlngi.
J. F, McGowan of St, AUians haa accepted the
pOBltlon of manager of the Pittsfield (Maaa.)
Evenlng Jonrnd.
Miti. Li'KK P, 1'oi.and and her slster, Mra,
Hoblnson of St. Johnsbury, are etopplng for a
few daya In Waterville.
Dit. U M. anii Willabo E. Nklbon of Lowell,
Mass., have started on an extended blcycte trlp to
Uutlaud and pointa beyond.
itrsiDFT IlAMLiNof Middlebury Collegehas
been undergolng an operatlon on hla eyea at the
FleUher HoppttAl In Burlington.
Tiik ordlnation and InstAlIatlon of Ucv. John
L. Sewall of the Fint Cougregatlonal church ln
Westminster took place on the 19th.
IIon, GF.oitnK P, Mausii of Burlington, for
twenty yeAro mlnlster of the Unlted Statea to
Italy, died ln Vallatnbrotia last Monday,
Mn. William II. Stuono, president of the
Atchlson, Topeka and Santa te railway, baa been
very elck, but is now improvlng ln health.
Anniuit HKAin'oitnof Jericho wlll sooncora'
raencethe publlcAtlon ot a four-column weekly
newspaper, to be styled the Chittenden Jitporter,
Ho.v, A. B. TiioMttioN, secretary of state of
New Ilampshlre, haa been spendlng a few daya
wlth hls brother, J. C, Thompson of St, Johnsbury,
W. W. ItKNJAUiN, a natlve of Brldiort and
lately prlnclpal of Mount Pleasant Academy a
Slng Slng, N. Y.,d!ed on the 20th, aged flfty-two,
PnoKKHnoH S. B. Whitnkv, the organlst, will
return from hnroiw In tlme to conduct tbe choli
feBtival to be held at Brattleboro early ln Sep
teraber.
Tiiomas C. Kahi.v of Iadville, Colorado, who
was trled for the tnurder of Olllcer Samuel C,
Townshend, formerly of Wallingford, haa been
acqultted.
ltuioi,rn Goldhmitii of Bennington has been
appolnted a member of the mtlltary band at
the soldlera' home at llainpton, Vlrglnla, And has
gone there.
II. II, Uosrtof the Vermont Kplscopal Instltute,
and famlly. wlll take a trlp to the White Moun
talns, Massacbusetta, etc, They wlll beaUent
several weeka.
Hon, FiiROKHit'K Hii.l.lNdH ot Woodstock
named as one of the corporators ln a blll now be-
fore congresn for the Incorporation ot the Nlcar-
aguan canal comitany.
WfrsLKV W. PiiHM'rtof Middlebury, a gradnate
ofthe Chandler department of uartmouui Coh
lege ln 1881, has been elected clty englneerof
Port Iluron, Mlchlgan.
)it, Goi.iiHMiTii of Hutland haa been elected an
honorary member of the New Voik pathologlcal
soclety, Ileta the flrst Vennouter ujtun whom
the bouor was ever conferred.
GovEUNOit Binoiiam haa recovered from hls
, late vlckneas and waa ln town Uut week Wedne
day. Hta popularlty among a11 clAsaea of people
ta evlnced by thelr sollcltnde for hls recovery.
Lymam W. IlFDiwnTON of HutlAnd was nomln-
ated for congresa by the democrats of the flrst
dtstrlct at thetr conventlon held In Burlington last
Thnraday, Only forty delegatea were preaent.
Mm. G. U Watkiiman of HjdepAtk has re-
lently recelved from the St. Johnsbnry and Lake
ChAmplaln rallroad company $100 for Injnrles re
celved A few yeArs ago on the Poitland and Og
denabnrg. Dit. Siikkhak of St. AlbAns has beenoffered
the jxwltlon as lea.ler of the cholr At St. Luke's ln
that place, but declined to sever hts connectton
wlth the Congrcgatlonal cholr, whlch he has
served so well for many years.
IIf.nhv Wahhrn of Troy, N, Y who dled very
auddenly of heArt dliease Tuesday of lnst week,
was one of the last ot the survMng stage drlvera
ho used to drlve between Troy and Bennington
ilfty years Ago. Deceaaed was aeventy-three
yenra of age.
Hkv. Dh. Sapfohu lnslats on hls reslgnatton of
the iutorate of the College atreet church, Bur
lington, And the church has voted to accept lt,
subject to the approval of an ecclestAstlcal coun
cll. Stepa have been taken to call one to dlsaolve
the present pastorate.
PniLANDKit DE.M1NO, formerly a well-known
reporter In the Vermont legislature, and eenlor
tenographer of the auprcme court of New lork,
has reslgned, nnd Sncer C Hogers, a former
stenographer of Franklin county court, Is ap
polntod to filt the vacancy.
PiUNCirAiiUoMKitT. FuLLFit.nowof St. Johns
bury Academy, has accepted the appointment of
prlnclpal ofthe Worcester (Mass.)'Free Institute
of Technology, Ile has brought St. Johnsbury
Academy to a hlgh standard of excellence And hls
losfl wlll be neverely felt there.
Mu. Danigl A. Tuttlr, at one tlme a well
known roanufactnrer of wrltlng pnper, dled at hls
home ln Springfield, Mass., the 17th. Born ln
ermont ln 1815, his boyhood was possed At Bel
lows Falls, And there he learn ed somethlng of
the bustness whlch he afterward followed,
Pbeston Powrnfl, the noted Vermont scutptor,
lately exhlblted to the wldow and the mother of
the late president the model for A bnst of General
Garfield taken from the portralt used on the new
five-cent postage stamps. Tliey were hlghly
pleased wlth lt, and Mr. Powers wlll At once pro
ceed to Italy to execute the work In marble,
life-slze.
Colonkl Cominb ot WlnnemuccA, Nev., has
inst dellvered to tho president and fellows of
llddlehury College the tltle deedatothe " Hose
Creek Silver Mlne," sltuated ln the Slerrn mlning
dlstrlct, Humboldt county, Nev. The present
vaIuo of the property la fixed by the glver At S.T0,
000. The condltlon upon whlch the gift Is made
that Its Droceeds shnll eo toward the bulldini?
of a hallof sclence.to be named after the colonel.
Mr. Fkank O. Dewet ot Boston haa been in town
vlsltlnir hls relatlves and manv frlends. Ile isa
good representattve of the genus " Self-Made
ien." uie oiaest oi ine sons oi usmao uewey,
e left home when but a lad in tho directlon of
the metropolls of New Kngland. IIIs flrst ocru
patlon was that of a peddler of tln ware and the
good s usnally golrjg wlth that llne ot buslness.
iiy constanc nppucaiion ana tne exercise oi snrewa
Yankee wit. he rose stepbv step tobewhatho
nowis, atthe headof a firm of wholecale deal
ers ln those goods. He la a brother of PenNon,
Simeon, John and Orville Dewey, and a cousln of
Charles and ICdward Dewey, all ot thla vlllage.
Sknatoii Kiiumh has recelved from hhcol-
lenguesnf thejudlclary commlttee, nctingVlce
Presldent Davis, Senators Bayard, McMillan, In
galls, Hoar, Garland nnd Sargent, a beautiful ex
presslon ot sympathy regardlng the recent death
of hli daughter Julla, ln the form ofaletterin
whlch they say : " Knowlng how grlevonsly your
tenderest aff ection has been strlcken InthMrre
parable loss, It la beyond ourpowerto ofTerany
consolation, except bucIi as wells up ln a slncere
sympathy. But we humbly pray God to glve
you fortltude to boar thla hard trlal, nnd to ln
snlre you wlth confidenceln hls snbllme mercv,
that tho loved one In passlng nway from thla Ilfe,
has jolned the bleBsed ln everlastlng joy."
MoNTrELiEit. F. W Morso and wlfe were in
Boston last week.. . . I). M. Cainp of tbe Newport
rvress waa in town last Wednesdav. He ln-
isted, rlghtlnthefaceof our editor ial. that Grout
would bo nomlnated. To-day has declded lt
Hev. Georce F. Story of Waterville was in town
the latter part of last week C. W. Flsher of
llarre walked to town lAAt Thursday ln an hour.
L'retty good tlme J. (J. Ilougnton la leit alone
n the bank. Frank Kendall beine awav on hla
vacatlon Those whose buslness la near the
head ot State street were entertalned wlth a war
of word) one day laat week. The dlsparity in
the volnme of voices of the contestants waa an
great aa between the physlcal forco of David And
Gollah. A allght dlsplay of rauscle ended tbe
Affalrand the doughty colonel remained ln po
sesslon of the field Mr. Bottsford ot Boston
has been vlsltlng wlth hla frlend, H. G. Brown.
....W. D. McMaaterof the Woodstock vewas
ln town last Thursday.... Company II hadadrlll
u(on the school gronnds Thursday evenlng. The
usual delegation of small boyadid the standiog
a round A large new aafe, made by George L.
Damon & Co . waa nut Into tbe nost ofllce Fri-
day In consequence of the rain of Wednesday
And the lowerv asrject of Thursdav morninff. nnlr
about slxty went to the Northfield camp grounda
on iqo picnic excursion oi irinuy cnurcn, ine
day, however, provfd to be a good one, and those
who went enjoyed the occaslon very mnch
Barnnm'a advertlslng car, Number 2, arrlved ln
town last week Wednesday and bllled the town
And surrounding country on Thursday. Another
car wlll ho herB thls week. Numeroua young
people And chlldren of larger growtb were enter
talned by the muslc of the calllope Mr. Charlen
T. Sabln returned to town last week. . T. YA
ward Urmsby, late of the Argus omce, is at
work ln a iobpilntlne establlshment In Mollne.
Illinois Mrs. Morton Marvln ls stlll very slck,
lthough reportod better at last accounta On
Mondav two men drove around the ttost offlce
corner froin State to Klm atreets too sharply,
breaktng tho snokes out ot tbe hind wheel nnd
and throwlng them out. No further damage was
dnne L. P. Thayer of the West Ilandolph
Iferald and Xeics, 0. S. Forbes ot the Jioston
Journnl, and John L. Mason of Richmond were
ln town baturday Uev. II. E. Butler of Jack
sonville. Ullnols. brother of Dr. Butler of Ewsei.
preacbed a very Interestlng sermnn at Bethany
cnurcn iasi aunaay r. w. uamwin oi tioston,
brother-ln-law of General Grout, was ln town
last week look 1b g after fencea. Hesults would
aeem toshow that nome bars were left down...,.
A. G, Trulan, tho well-known telegraph operator
at tne uentrai vermont ratiroad station, iias re
turned from a vacatlon ol two weeka at Whltefield.
C. N. Haekell of Concord. N. II.. took hls nlace.
j, v tuiii nas reiarneu irora iwsion.. ,.
PrAKCOtt nf Mnlne snAnt SnndAV wlth lila
brother of the Watciiman B. F. Flfield re
turned to town last Saturday Kev. F, W.
Bartlett ot Northfield aaalsted in the evenlng aer
vlces atChilst church on Sundav. There wlll be
no service next bunday Abijab Kelth and
famlly, who have been vlsltlng wlth Mra. C. W.
Wlllard. left on Monday..,.. Freeman Bixbv has
been ln Springfield this week. He wlll return to-
morrow iion. u a. imnaana inmuy leuior
York Bcach, Malne, Monday where they will
pena ine remainaer oi ine senson. jneirae-
parturo waa conslderabiy ilelayed by Mr, Dana s
serlous Illness, They wlll be warmlv welcomed
whenever they may vtslt this vlllage .... Tbe
palnters have put a new look upon George C.
Shepard'a houte A portlon ot the Montpe
lier ana weiis mrer miironu siaiion nas neen
taken out of tho center and tho east end moved
up to cloae the gap. Thls ls designed to glve
rooma jor learos to get uie ireigui wnnout nav
Inz to stand ln the street.. The followlnir
young gentlemen of thla vlllage made a trlp to
Camel's Ilurop yesterday; K. (J. Brown and hia
frlend E. lt. Botsford, George 11. Shepard and hls
inena u. i. urooKs. u u. tving, unarue inomp
son. Charles Chandler and N. C. Kinc. Thev
wentontheenrly morningexpress, whlch stopped
lortnem at uiaiey a, ana mey iiaatnemu day lor
fun and sleht aeelne Alexander Warden. the
lonc tlme fireman at the I'avillon. haa left hls 1ob
lor a ieiierone,. , juuu i,. xutiie reiurnea lues-
day evenlng from Dakota Mr. Fales ot the
Bishop House went lnst week to Woodstock to
attend the funeral of I. L. Thompson, Mrs. Fales'
oromer uev. u. o, Dmiiu waa uname to go to
Ludlow tonrOHch last Sundav Calvln Stow.
who has been ln town for the past week, has re
turned to Lowell, Masa Mlss Jennlo IC, Walte
la vlsltlng herslster, Mrs. Jamea T, Sabln Mr.
H. II. Demlngot Newbury wlll soon removeto
thhi place. He has been a merchant at that plnce
many years.., ..Mr. II. C. Webster's chlldren,
accoronanled bv Mrs. Blackmer ot Orwell, have
returned from Brandon. Ilenry Cobb, Mr. Web-
aier cifrn, lBtaning a vacauon..,..n, a. Loomis
and who nave returned rrom baratogA...,,Mra,
ii. v. HMsnam nas ueen iu lor several oava
Mra. John Brooks has gone to Newbury to vislt
her father.... The wlfe and daughter of Jullua
i-.iciiDerg, a nmea iiosion mnaician, are at tne
Hiversldo. . .Tbe Ijine Manuf acturlng Onmpany'a
works are now run by stenm ln consequence of
low water. Advantage la taken ot the fact to re-
pairtho dam George Turner, formerly clerk
for A. J. Howe, ts vlsltlng ln town. He la statlon
agent at 0age Clty. Kansas... .Hon, Ilenry
lUllard was at the 1'avlllon. Mondav evenlnir. . . .
The regular Camp Watson party will go there
next week..., George Edgecombe, formerly of
the shoe firm of Chase St Wgecoinbe, ls vlsltlng
Biiuman uuuse, nis rormer iwnner.,.. uev. ii
F. Illl 1 had a sudden Illness last week Fildav
but recovered so as to be at hls desk on Sundav,
....Mrs. Jamea T Thurston la vlsltlng atM R
miuen mra. ouwaaru . uoiuy ana aaugn-
ter wlll snend tho summer In town.. . , , Fred Klrn-
ball, formerly ofthe Aryut ofllce, iald the town
allylng vlsitlast week Durlng the absence
of hla famlly, who are at Ilandolph, 11, A. Iluse,
iq.t is uonraing at ine lavnion mr. ana
Mrs. 8. B. Durveaof Brooklvn. N. Y.. atotmed here
Tuesday on a trlp through the state. More reul
uujuyijieut nu uo uuutiutru iruiu suiu n wity Ol
traveling than from any other.. . . .Tracrs of plnk
eve are stlll found amonz some of the hontes ln
town.. Mra, George G. Kellogg Is rocoverlng
from her recent Illness,. ...Dr. J. R Gomienough
has the thanks of the editor for a flue bunch ot
Kiud lllies,..,.Mr. A. A, Hadley Is out of town
r a few daya.,.., Uev, Ilenry I. Cushman ot
I'roviaence, H I , wlll preacn at the Church i
the Messlah next Sundav mornlnir.. .. .Mrs. M. 1-
Ile, are stopplng wlth Mrs. II M. Pierce, nuother
aaugnier, ior a short tlme. Mra. narrington wlll
ue pieHsantiy rememuerea ny inany oi our peopi
TiiKSECitUTH ofSuccksi. IJnauestlonably one
ot the most remarkable successes of any modern
enterprlse ls that of II. II. Warner tt Co., of
Rochester, New York, proprletor of the cele
brated Hafe Kldney and Llver Cure and other reme
dies. Thetr buslness is enormous and ls due wholly
tJtwocauees; Flrst, the unlque and powerful
uewsper advertlslug they are doing: and eo
ondly, m the real valueof thelr medkinen. 'Ihe
former fact proves the lmiMrtanca nf the news
lpor columns In the euccesa ot any buslness, and
tha latter vhuws the bagernesrt oi the publlc to
secnre those artlcles, bo they medlclnes or other
wlae, that posseNs real roerlt.
Krcrybodj (Joo.s to Kro tlio Kloplifttit nt
Jlarnrjm's.
Of thls nhAnnmAnikllv trrnafc nthlhHtrtTi ln be
here Angust loth the New York Daily Tclegram
says ! " A clrcus Is a publlo blesstng. It attracts
the sage. the sllly, the rlch, the poor, the great,
the small, tln young, the old, the fovely, the ugly,
the bst. the little, thm hnlv. ttiA Imnlnns. the
jndge, the malefactor, General Orant. John KfHy,
mo "iieauien uninee," Ana ine reiugce irom
Connemara. No other class of entertalnment we
wot of cau do All thU. No Amount of red flre
nnd roallsm will prove so potentlal as a clrcus.
a more remnrnanie menu tnan ttiat lurnisnea vy
the nforesald wily caterer to the people cannot
be Imaglned by the average man or woroan.
Lovely creaturea ln daxzllng costumei And wlth
exnulsltelr shaned forma lloAtod atrltr throuirh
space, rode janntlly on creamy steeds And
oounaeu ugmiy over uanners, turougn noops,
Across streamers And over poles as eaifitr and far
more eracefullv than a llthesome schooftrlrl trlns
over the akipplng rope. Tender limbed young
ginsaiu jusc wnniever aesirsa overneaa on ine
trapeze, and ono of them was sctually treatrd
worso than a Sepoy, Sho was blown out of, not
from, the mouth of a gun. Then Mme. Dockrlll,
who enjoya the proud distlnctlon of belng the
1 Emnress of tho Arena' bestroda fonr dannled
gray steeds, and absolutely stood on the extreme
joiDt on iooi on lue crupper oi a cnnrger in
full career around tho rlntr. whlle the band in the
orchestra plAyed the Mtish Patrol Oht It was
a thrllllng sleht. Stald matrons and hoary headed
alrea forgot thelr dlgnlty And applauded as vlgor-
uusiy nnu vucnerousjy ns ine smau iioyn ann
glrls At thelr sldes. Tow-headcd, blne-eyed little
fatrlea In marsellles and velvet erew frantlc wlth
excttement, And could scarcely be resttatned from
hurling themselves hend foremost Into tho rlng,
And like feroclous young caUmarans or border
raiaers, CApiurtng ine pany eiepnant or tho Kng
ltsh clown s donkeya studded wlth sunllowers.
Even the man of lron and stoleUm General
Grant relaxed. The CAprlces of the clown brought
A smlle to his vlsage like the fugltlve flnsh of n
wlntry sun upon the faco of a grAnlte cllff. He
unbent to the rusblng steeds nnd watched wlth
klndllng eye the grand and lofty tumbllng of
the athletes. Great is Barnum aod tho Mastodon
Jumbo.
Lasell Seminahv. Tho lllustrated caUloeue
of thls favorlte Instlttitlon, whlch has been re
celved by ns, Is a model of typographtcal and ar
tlstlc beauty. No semlnary for young women is
dolng more thoroughly good practlcal work than
thls, and no school Is mure thoroughly equlpped,
For further partlculara send for CAtaloguo to the
prlnclpal, C. C. Bragdon, Auburndale, Mass.
TEMrEKANCK CAMi'.MEETiwn. The fourth An-
ual assemblv ot the Unlon Temnerance Cnmn-
meetlne Assoclatlon will be held at Lvndonvllle.
August 1, 2 And .1. The followlng emlnent
speakers wlll glve nddrPseson the occaslon: Hon,
iveai iww, I'ortiana, flle.; uev. A. J. (iordon,
D.D., Boston; Her, A. A. Mlner, D I)., Boston;
Hev. B. K. Plerce. I) D.. Boston: Hev. C. W.
Cushlng, D.l) , Bradford, Penn,; Hev. Hugh
Monteomery, Norwich, Conn.; Hev. Merrltt IIul
burd, Burlington; Hev. B. M. Tlllotson, St. Johns
bury; Hev. K. W. Culver, St. Johnsbury; Hev. F.
n. lueipa, st. jonnauury; uev. i. t. rrosi, uraa
ford. lt wlll be the alm ot the manacera to elve
the meetlng a posltlve Chrlsttan tone and they
ask the churches and clergy to attend and ald ln
the purpose. Popular excurslon ratea have been
arrangpd on the Passumpslc, St. Johnsbnry and
lakq inampiain ana Montpelier nna weiia mver
railroads. Includlnz a crand Sundav-school excur
slon on August 2d. Full lnformatlon concerning
rates of fare may be obtalned At stations on the
above ronds. Heturn checks wlll be furnlshed on
all other railroads lnthe state. Partles attending
the nsserably may obtaln board nnd lodglng at
Lyndonville for 81.00 per day, or find faclllties for
self-boardlng on the camp ground if deslred. In-
lormaiion may ue ODiainea oi o. u. itiorrison,
Lyndonville. For further particulars, address
George II. Hicbmond, Secretary, Northfield, Vt.,
for programmes or excurslon ratea.
Wlth Dlamond Djea any lady can get ns
;outi reaults as the best practlcal dyer, Kvery
lye warranted true to name nnd sample.
Tiik Connecticut snnreme court has declded
that women are ellglble to Adraissionaaattorneya.
Tfieih warfaro Is Accomiillshed." was the
touchlng inscriptlon pUced upon the tombtone of
a huaband And wlfe. There la nnthlng whlch so
eours a man, And Induces domestlc warfaro as 111
health; and especlally weakncss ln the back, loa
of physlcal iwwer, an early breaking down ot
Doay, renaenng one unui to attena to nis dusi
ness. Then carea nnd anxleiies multiply, the
temper becnmes rutlled, and peace Illes out of the
wlndow. Behold the great restorer, Ilunt's Hem
cdyl Quletly lt comes to the man's relief. One
bottle searchea out the disease, and begins its
cure. Two or three more take on the good work,
and finlsh It satMactorily. The kldoeys are
healed and reitored to thelr proper function-, the
weaknest la gone, the back li renewed, thebfoom
of health returns, And all the old-time raentnl
vltcor ln one s buslness atTalraiand there ls no
more sour temper, but lastlng peace. All hall to
uum s nemeayi
gjttsiness jQothcs.
" Rounn on Ia" Ask drueizlsts for It. Cleara
outrats, mtce, roacnes, ueauugs, sKunRs. locts.
Cfi-halinr ls certaln. allavs nervous lrrltabllltv
ana sieepiessness.
' Yoo can't sleen?" I was bothered that wav
tui a course oi vneat umers nxea me.
Skinny Men. "Wells' Health Henewer"
storcs health and vlgor, cures dyspeiwia. Sl.
Don't walt nntil your aro slck. but buv now a
bottle of N. K. Brown's Issence Jamaica Glnger,
wmcn is pure, tttrong ana reitnnie.
Wiiat elvea a healthv ADnetite. an Increased
dlgestlon, strength to the muscles and tone to the
nerveav urown s iron uiiters.
A Dkliohtful Novklty. Ladies nrefer Flor-
oston uoiogne uecause tiiey una tnis lastlng com
btnatlon of exqulsite perf uraea a dellghtful novelty.
When bablea cry, somo say they bawl
Not so; but 'tia their way to call
For Brown's Teethlng Cordial.
Many peonle seem to thlnk there U no danser
ln neglecting a cold ln warm weather; but thla ls
a latai mistake, uemember tnat vt. u.
White'a Pulmonary Kltxlr will glve Instant relief.
1500 per vear can be eatilv made At home
Street, New York. Send for thelr catalogue and
inu particuiara.
Dutciifh's Exthact of Hoots. from the ex
tracts ot snruce. birch. burdock, velluw dock, etc.
uaae in tniriy minutes; renay ior usein tweive
nours. a capitAi tonic ana a aeiigutiui ueverage.
I AM now readv to lav down tnv bundle." So
sald a laborlng man who for long years I ad toiled
to sunport his famlly. and had become reduced
ln health. He now ays that Hops and Mnlt Blt-
ters naa maae uim a new man.
Don't get dlscouraged becAuie the doctors sav
vou cannot live. I was troubled n Ith dronsv. and
eiven un to die. But after uslnir Sulnhur Bitters
for three months, I am well, lt is the best medU
cine for all kldney diseases I ever mvr.itra, ls
, jsrtayeiwri.
Whtah'h Balham of Wii.i CiiKitiiY cures
couehs. colds. bronchilis. whoottlng couizu, croun.
tnftuenxa, consumptlon. and all diseases ot the
tnroat. lungs ana cnest. i uty cents ana 51 a oouie.
A Valuahlk Adpition BecAuse lt is ben-
clal to the rcalt) andadds to nersonal beautv
restorlng color and lustre to gray or faded halr,
wby Parker s Halr Balsam ls such a popular
aresstng.
Ladikh who have used Wheat Bitters sav thev
are wonaeriui m cases oi nervous ueDiiity ana
otner trouuies oi tne sex.
CosTiVFNEsa. The most effectual way to over-
come a costive hablt ls to take a small doso of
Baxter s Mandrake Bitters before each meal. and
fol low it for a week or ten daya; the cure wlll be
imia, uui sure.
Pfiiiodical mln. bsck-Ache. cramm. etc.. are
Imnosslble to those who use Ilealv's Veeetable
Tonlc Cordial. See advertlsementon the fourth
page.
Do notbe decelved. Insibt on havlne the cen
ulne Brown's Iron Bitters, made only by tbe
urown inemicai uo., ana take notning eise.
Pkkuvian Sykvf cures dvsiepsla. neneral de-
bllity, llver complalnt, bolls, hnmora, chronic
dUrrlien, nervous aflections, femalo complalnta
ana anaiseaeeaarising in a uaa siate oiido niooa.
Tiik old need them for strength j the young
want them for a tonlc; the slck crave them to get
well; the well take them to remaln so; dyspeptlcs
neM them for relief; eplcures like them as an ap-
petizer, everyuody uaea tiops ana jualt uitters.
Tiiky are Uable. The doctors are all llable to
be mlstAken, they were In my case. It cost me
$'J00, becanse they sald I had heart disease, and
then told me 1 must die. (irandmother sald lt
was llver complalnt, and S- worth of Sulphur
imters cuteu me. Jenme uovkpon,
Wiiat everybndy wants ls a rellable medlclne
tnat nover does any iiarm ana tnat prevenis ana
cures disease bv keeDtuir the stoinach ln order,
the bowets regular, aud the kldnevs and lHer
actlve. Such a medlclne U Parker's Gluger
Tonlc. It relieves every case and haa cured
thousands. bee other column, Iribune,
Hiikumatism, sjiasms, eulargement, alpItAtlon(
water about the heart. and Utnv formatlons o
the heart all yield to the usb ot Dr. Graves Heart
Hegulator. Yuu cannot try lt too soon lf you Hre
ataii anucied. t'ampinet iree oi r. u meaiis,
Concord, N. H. Prlce flfty cenU and per bot
ti e. ror saie uy uruggisu.
Tiik lot of woman ls not nenerallv a hannv one,
Wlth the troubles attendlug her dumestic dutlea
comes a long train oi maladles Irom whlcii men
Are exetnnt. These are cenerallv iwitlenttv borne.
the physlclan or lntlmate frlend only knowlng of
them, Dr. Ilardy made these cttiuptaints tho
study of a llfe, and he has left a reiuedv almost
soverelgn In lts ellects. Try his "Ytomani
rrlenJ," and you will hless his name.
Schofula. A medirinelhatdestroys thegerms
of scrufula and has the iower to ruot lt out is ap
preciated by the allllcted. The remarkable cures
of men, women f.nd chlldren as deHcrlbed by tes
tlmoulals, prove Hood's Sarsaparllla a rellable
medkine contalnlng remodlalagents whlch eradl
cate suntfula from the blood, One hundrwl diwes
81.00. Sold by all dealers. C. I, ILhx & Co
Lowell, Mass.
A Pi KA'iANT Lkttfu. Sicl.il teleuram. " Zee-
land, Mlch. Please llnd enchwed draft foraiiiiunt
of lnvolte. Mav 7. 1H7U. Ihe llaxter's Maudrake
Bitters glve the bost satisfactlon of any juitent
medlclne I handle. They have advertUM them
selves after selllng a few Untlea, and I warraut
eery wmie. n, i'crriei, uruggist. uuioiirnen,
liver txjinulalnt. dllness ln the htd. iudliies-
tlun, Coustlpatlun, and all slmllar diseases yleld
reauuy to tne eu ect oi uaxter's Mandrake uuters,
price tweniy-nve cents par uottie.
Kcflcitcd from Deatlu
Willlam J, Conghltn of Somervllle, Mass., sayst
Inthefatl of 1870 1 was taken wlth HLEEiHNrt
pr tnn lunoh, followed by a severe cough, I
tumi, m y njipmue ana nesn ana was connnoa w my
bed. In 1K77 I wa nifmlttrul tn thn Hnanlraf
Tlie doctors sald I had a hole In my lnnga as blg
m I iiRii aonar. At one time a report was arouna
that I was dead. I gave up hope, but a frlend
told tneof Dit. WIU.1AM HAI.L'S HAI.SAM FOIl
THE LUNOS. I got A bottle, when to my aur-
rise, i comraenced to feel better, nnd to-day I
eel better than tnr thrrA vpam nnxt. I wtltft thU
honlng tliat everyono afillcted wlth Diseasecl Lungs
wlll take DH, WILLIAM IIALL'S BALSAM, and
be convlnced that roNsunuTioN oan iik vl'ueh.
I CAn hosltlrAlv mnv tt hn dnnfl hintA annA ftian
nll the other medlclnesj 1 Imve tAken elnce my
sickness."
A Flno Tliluir for llio Tcelli.
Fraerant EOODONT Is a mmtnlttnn nf the
pnrest And choicest IngredlenU of the OrlenUl
yegetablo klngdom. Every ingredlent ls well
known tO llAvn A 1tnn(ll ofTftft nn thn Atti
and guma. Ita embalmlng or antheptlo property
Ana Arnmatio fragrance makes lt a toilet luxury,
SOZODONT reraoves all dlsagreeable odorsfrom
tho breath caused by cntArrh, bad teeth, etc. U
la entlrely free from tho injutlous and acrid prop
ertles ot tooth pastes And powders whlch dcstroy
tho enamel. One bottle wlll last slx months.
ItAblcs of iliUllllCC.
PotAtoes they grew small,
And they Ate them tops And all
In Maumee;
Tlie bnbies klcked And squAlted,
And mothers s(anked them all
In Maumee;
rnatorln's cured them flll,
No bables now that bnwl
In Manmee.
Wohth HEMKMitKiiiNn. Now that good ttmcs
are agaln upon us It ls worth remembering tbat
no one can enjoy the pleasantest surroundlngs lf
ln bad health, There are hundreda of rnUerable
peopte golng about to-day wlth disordered storn
Ach, llver or kldnevs, when n bottle of Parker's
Glnger Tonlc would do them more good than All
tho medlclnes they have ever trled.
BfcnurAinA." Oulck. coranleto cure. all an-
noying kldney diseases, $1 at druggists.
Tn Olovfr. JnlT IS. bv Mcr. lt. H. ArUm. WH.I.tAM
MtKKlAM aikI ANN K. KltENCH, botti ofUloer,
ln Island I'on-I, July II, by Kev. K, Kotfotn, IIAKLF.Y t.
LUClAsnclHAKAIl McFAULAN, botli ol -Npwark.
In Crimlfr.Jiitv 12, by Kv. II. 1,. Hlsck. CIlAItt-ESE.
11ROOKH smUKNMK K. IIOLLK, botti of Cliooter.
InllMltlenoro.JiilyM.tiyRcv. ii, K. Mrtln, OEORGE
, I'KATT ml .MAItlA C. COOK K, botli or Hrattleboro.
VIS h, HI'AItitOW an'l JLNiK'u JACOHS, both of
CftlalH.
In Hnmton. Jnlv 20. ht Rev. I). R. Vrt. tlVrv f
LOODofNotth AdAins. Slaid.. &nl 1IA H. MttOKE of
Jlrati'lon,
In South WlnflliAm, July 9,hr IlfV. V. tlaker. RANSLKY
inHKI.NUTON And 1M (J. WlilTMAN, both of Houth
Wlndbsm.
ln Northflelit. Jutv lq.bvRev. WlltUm H. Haifn.dKOIKJK
K. CLAKK of ltonton, Maks., ari.l itO.NA MAYNAKI) of
Nortlinuia.
ln Wt Conoonl, Jnly 17, by llev. I.. F. Koriney, EI
WAItDF.. IHtEWof Ht. Jolin,.bury nl LUCY II. 11LU
DLKof Concord.
In 81. Jntinnburv. Jnlv 11. bv ltiv. F. . FUlipr. TIIOMAH
V. KMI- IIY of8t. Jotinnbnrv and ASNA K. UltAl)tJKI
of Sliprbrootte, 1. fj.
MOEAL AS
AT MONTPELIER
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10 1882
Sccond Ycar of the
BARNUM AND LONDON
MORiJL
P. T. BARNUM, J. A. BAILEY nnd
Our Tenls are Twice as
ever nimle, a asnertfd by tho maker and rtdmltted
lnnnon fttinwn, iwu i-,normnu nienaRenBH, niiir.i
roiie JUciDg iracK, fliueum oi JAVtn; vuriomiea.
ON W1IOSK IlltOAl) IIACKllie(il!i:i:N
ciiii,i)iu:n iiavu iciuiiun iiundiiuiis of ti.mes.
Ai rouch UrePr than any othcr llvinir EleDhant In
luaD any otner .now no matter now preientiou.,
No other Show ln the
22 ELEPHANTS 22
'n nther dnzpn Showa rimblnpd darn rlnlm Tn
Zoolojtlcal Oillection. a more (lorEOoua and Sun-DiMlinK Tarade ten tlmea over. More and Iletter
llornert, Nearly Dotible att Many Hallroad Carn and Tentn, and Twlce an Larue. Every Wlld Beaat
and Anlmal a Karlty. Kvery act demont rates tbe
otner m una aiftcuiiii-eDi, maniiuom ana oibicivb
aa to mistake radiant sunnulne for snadowy moonueamu.
THE ONLV EABY ELEPHANT
Nuralnir Kvery Few Mlnutta. Now Three Montha Old. lfiOwn Lalnol Wlld Deant.
In the Street.. Thelr Keerwra tn thelr lnldat,
iiO k.ll-Oolcl
OTtrllonlnK v.!tli Anlmala, and a Menagerle Ud Iioaeln tbe I'arade. Tojether wlth the I.argMt
Zoologlcal Dl.pU'V under tlie Sun, llarnum'a Fainoua llotnan llliiHlrome ltarea, !l Clrt'UXM In 3
Itlni., and Only luvellnit Muaenm ol Wonder
Kut llmutteit. Hkeleton Mea, 'J Wlld Men of Itorneo. Ktc.
IIAUN1I.M I.IVi:si Tho tmbllc lovo lilm
lirtclnely wbat lie advertiitei, itemember the
Uiitl iear, ana tiei iteaay to Dee i uepenteit iina.
TWO GRAND PERFORMANGES EVERY DAY
AT 1 ANI) 8 1'. 31. DOIIUS
Avoid tho Crowds on the Grounds,
& i'litrlot uiuce at tlie utiunl bhkiu -wvnuco,
Ri,ln,ll,l RamIm anil Itiuim fnr (lmHI l'nonle. Kverv llAttrnnA Uuna Ixiw Uate Ktcuralon Trnlnti
r.reatl; Kedureil ItaKw. Admlaalou the Same
UCKIriMTU ANVItODV.
WII.I. i:IIIIUT IN IIIIItl.lNCTO.N
IS WIUTIi IIIV1.H JUNCTIO.V
IN NT. JOII.NNIIiritY
In Montpelier, Jnly 25, n Inf.nt tl.aitli(er of W. H. Lom
D.ra, nbout 1 jmt,
ln rwcli.m.Jnn.lMllALI). 1VKKKB, Jl,
ln Inm, Jnlj 5, NEI.t.lK II. (mP.KX, H,
In Andar.r, Jnlj 1, roilllK5,m.
In nellowl r.lli, Jnlj OEORflK OI1F.R, R
In Rt. Jolinibnrri Julr II. HABI1V I. IIAI.I,, l.
In Wnrrrn, Jnlf 17, ITILtlAM I). MATIir.K, 6.
In W.nrn, Jnlj h, Mm. LTDI A VICKKRr. (W.
In HjrrgnUl, Jnlr II. Mni. W. J. IIKKDF.KSOX, 1.
In l'lrn,ll,Jlr,Mr. I.YHAN llr.NDIIICK.M.
In ItII, Jnlj H, Mra. KICIIAIIII fllD.I'Anil.lo.
In Houlli WooiLtock, Julr tft, 1. 1.. TMOM lA0N, fll.
In Proctor..!!!., Jnl lt, (1KOIIUK lluliliAltll.tl.
In Townnhsnit, Julr V, Mr.. I1KRVET BURS r, 87.
In nr.tll.boro, Julr 4, Mr..TIIOMi I .MI.VKR, bi.
InKorlh I)n.lll, Julr 1, HENJAMIN CI.IITOKK, II,
In Mcln.loo. rU.,Jolr U.Mn.JAMF.S (m.CIIIIHT.M.
In Uwrpnr.,Mui.,JulrMAVIIlHMITII,Iorm,rlr of
Lrn,lon,6l.
InL'liet.rai,Ju1r23,ofMf!en!niiofth bnln. Rer. NOR
MAN VLAIIK.M.
tn Fmmet.btirg, low., Jnly la. fltWK, only fUnaliler of
llon. K. J. ftn1 At.ry K. lUrtithom .n,l Kr.oiMinigliter of
tlio Ial. CIiatIp. l. h.Mlm.n.
Ltro Mtock Mflrliet.
Ths followlnft ls a tnlrvrsrbln report of ths Hts stock
mRTkPt t Wstprtown snd Drtahton for tbe wsck endlng
TQWrtJtj, Joly 35, ltSJl
Cattle, SSerp. Itoci.Valrtt.
At msrket thls wwk., IMi Mm )t,m I.STl
" " Ust Wwk. ....... 2.020 J,VUI fl,HW sn
" " one ymr sjto.,.. 3,8(1 U.m U,m )
rni C EU. F ttts f st stid tiMTT rrrnilom ntfn . t Ifift 10 Wl i
flrt onslltT, Mift ft! 'Ntmd qiwlltr, IT.tH)eH 00f ititrcl
oos,f JU.00R39.O0 fitr f(xx, tlQM'ttW.w, lthor wlti-
lfi,m'ft28ii0i tfirKe-TMr-oMx.f10.lHiitts.iw, HbWTi..lnirri
V Rt. HnmrM hm, WiflWw 1b. Khototi, wlinlfnnle. xt
rpuil, rioi;o v fh. rt bnr, 'fito y ib. Nonh
rra arpfnM tioon, lovftinjio V? lt). Vel raItm. 30flfo
W tb. llrtif(itonbWw.Bliiirn.mt!7low,SHo. 'f
kfiiN,12atJKefIh' Tr(low,6K7).'nlKftiooantrT JftV.
1 Itn wlth wuulftn, 3,VB$l.Mfciii wantry loU, 2VftI.M.
UEMAItK. Th movfin.t In rtl1 (ktpi7 mor!prt.
Tlmi)inlT wtmonlv fair, wlth a rinitlitr litrdly up to Uie
ti iml Undkril. Tlinr un a llfflit rnn frnni I tit lyitintr.
A few iroo.1 jintri of nno grid wouHt liol1 Uie tU of lut
wfk, but for falhoh to rommon country stork wequot
ml oim, dVPriRe 1,200 Ibn, at He, llvj W. Itkker nold
twrtre thrpK-ypnr-old dtwm, to drwtit WW Ibn, 1 9 te, dmwiftd
IlitlhKWBV .tr Jarliknn Kntrl fltrtit hend nf wMtrn rAlU.KT
rrKKeM0IbH,t7P.liret V. C. Urown kold trn J-jfnr-old
itwin, averitiwJrAI Tb, 1 4 i C. Ia IU A fon old four
mm-m. nvenim nn, m S7.40 V cwt, and Mi, areraaa
IW lh,atH,'ct Kltch A Kamffi old rlulibvn lattln, kTer
B(t l.KKI ITifi, at 7,o )t Ih. A rirprMurd ffellna waa nottrAl
ln Uie hfp nmrkct. 1 Jmntipplj from thn roiintrj In trrnl-
iiRitT lnrrcRMiTiK- Mcnniifl Roiu onfl uunarHi ani wiwn
lnmM,aprairp 3i Ib at 7c, and elevpn Pbwp, avernga 118
rb. at.Vi K.M. Marlln Moldaflno lot of lanitin. ivrrmit
hXU Ib.at !! V, ('. Flohpr aobl thlrtjr-tmo lainbx, (tro"i
pNtit 2.1W at R'aC and foitT-one nhrn. ftroM weUbt
4.11 fbn, at 4)io V fb. ttnre wrro two tonn of Donltrjr at
niarKfi. iowih nmiiiiK ai iio.iurnrjB ai u,c, ano cniCKenn
Itoston I'roduco nnd I'rovlston .Mnrkcl.
EOO'l. Tl.e market ln wr flrm for frenh ntork. Eatm
ticUat20i,'Jlc,northerQat 2U20o, and wtUra at 1SK
CIIKFHF,. The market Ktmtalim ths adranre nnlloM lt
wwk, wrquoicintir' npw norinern racmry at u'KWiio,
weptern fm-t.irr tt Qi0ict fair to good at 8, and
common at BfJ.c Tfi Ib.
IlUTTF.fl. Tbe market has nilM ralhpr eany, and
inale Mwtera creamert at 2(t2Ho, faney at KKQfic,
nortliern rrpftinorr at 2'itihnp. rt.(iiin frpnh tUlrv at lli6ll"te.
telpctlonn at 2'x fair to ioxl at WQHc, common at Jlf-".
KELIGMOISri
THE MASTODON ELEPHANT, JUMBO!
Greatest Living Showman, BAR1TUM!
THE BIGGEST SHOW ON EARTH!
Creat Compact,
SIIOWS!
J. L. HUTCHINSON. Sole Owners.
Large as any Pavilions
by all ahowmen. Tliey cover the Barnum and
uircuacs 10 turee ningi, iuppoarome in tian-
Ol' l'.N(il.AM), IIKIl OWN uud (M1ASI)
captlvlty aa the Il.jroora-Indon SUow I. DlQfiEIl
World Exhiblta Exactly
Livlnir DellcatO GlrafTea. It haa twlce aa blz
nlahent firacie oi nerfection, and to compare any
nuu aivntrju ivauiuiuuu piuurku u m luii-uooiuii
Oliaviot C;mes !
Marvela, In wiiicii la wen nruaa, inenorwa.T uianr,
becannolil word lihl-tbond, aod he alays exlilblU
1 'nparalleled Uratlon Accorded lllm and HU l'artuera
KVV.S IINi: llOlllt KAltl.IIClt.
nnd Purchnso Tjoketa at tho Argue
aa to au Ordlnary bhow. l'oaiTiMti.r Ku Krnt
Wi:NIillAY, AIHiUST V
rlllliAV. AlJCiliST II
SATIIItllAY, AIHiHST 1
July
till tliey Oomel
Boxes, Bales
QS
I
CO
LBl
CO
"
Kiffs Dry Giols Eilfflfiiil!
AVe nrc o)cning New Goods in all tlie dupartincnts
ncarly cvcry day. Ilavc just rcccivcd
a new linc of iine
Spanish Laces in Black, Cream & White,
ranging in priccs from 20 CentS to $1.00 1C1' ynrd olcgant
goocls and values. JNew faashcs, new itibuoim, new
Ties, and a new linc of Lace Collars.
NEW LOT OF THE QUEEN HOOP SKIRTS,"
with the ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE, the only style that will
make a lady " liapi3'.,J Call and see them. Also another lot
of those PATENT BUSTLES J they beat anything I have ever
sold. I have just bought another lot of those
CACHIMERE
and can now show a full line, and will guarantce the iiriecs as
low as they can be bought in 3Ncw York or Boston. They
ure elegant goods, and will xeveu onAcic.
Satins, Rhodames, Watered &. Surah Silks,
in Black and Coiors. Special Bargains in Dress Goods
during this mOtlth. Nuns' Arcilings in Black, Grcain, Light
Blue, etc., etc. I have also just opcncd a
New Line of Black Cashmeres!
which I ain ofiering at GHBAT BARGAINS. New Cam
brics, new Prints, and a full stock of COTTON GOODS.
We U Make It Hy Tiirough
if an attractivc stock and low priccs will
do it, so COME AND SEE.
M. M. KNIGHT,
Stowe Street,
GODDARD SEMINARY,
BARRE, VERMONT.
TIia F&ll Trrtn Lnrnii tVMlnMiUr. AniruHt 231.
1 2. A hrMtrrilnii limit tnr Ixitli nt-Sf. Nnnerlor faplli-
t.e for flttlnii for rollite or for blDP. Fzpt-DRM motler
u. foi cauloKue or nj lnformtlon. txlilrfM
LASELL SEMINARY
FOU VOUNO WJJtKX,
Aiibm'ndalo, MnsH
AdTntKHof Jlonton llh qolrt KUlmrtutn wl-lt-nreln tn
ntlriu,lH lifine; Tinumully boj.) iMHinl nt jilwant rooiuxt
teriit cAreof iMMtlitii thoroiiith lnttnirtlon In a iimnwsof
i-ludv eiiml tolliatof niwl culleKf1 woiitfti. Inntruc
tion in Munlr n.t Moilern L-nint by t vixy tiiti?r.
I reM-ciitllnii. t'ookinti. etc.uuahl bv exifT.fi.ii'il Uillti.
drwii d. C. l.UA(l!OS.Vrin-l
-Ipiil.
Normal School.
Fall Term oreni
Tuesday, August 22, 1882.
Sui-prlntD'le&tii, Commlttw nnd FrleoiU ot KlurM.on
are laTltwl to notlc ttie KlvauUen liere offereil for tlie
tnilnlim of Teachen.
Cata'ogues Sent on Application to tha Principal,
A. W. EDSON.
ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY
Cordi uiiior d-itge for a
Cottrye l'rejmratoryt l.attn and JUtyUht or
an EnyUih and Setenttjle
Courae of Stutt,
Fuur of tLe prlzei Uken ftt IXtrtmouth CelWe, knd the
Qnt tlmk ptiza ta tbe Fm-buua cUm at Anil.prt, were
awardM tlil year tograJnittrt of tttts cliool.
The fftll term far lioJ wlll Wgla TuHilay, Au(Ut
20th. Kor cauloguei or further Infoimtlon ftddren th
I'rlticl.dl,
U-Ab II. T. FUI.I.KH. St. .I-.hni.Jiir 7. Vt.
THE STATE NORHL SCHOOL,
."Johnson, Art.
A Two Years' Course of Study.
Ttie alm. rrofealonat Uie unetlied, Hclnntlflo.
Kiierlenwd teadiera.
FATorable Hftfcs for Htmrd nnd Koouis.
A terta of twfnty wecki
Begins the First Tuesday of September
Reiid for a Clrcular,
i:iVAItl CONANT, - - -
I'rlncliml.
7C0MMERCIAK
UOSTON,
The Lnrtrest tind Most Suooeaaful
Comraerolal Bohool in America.
llvo Tritlulliir hr l'riwtlo-. ln a Mlrct nl
llKiruiiirlilr l.riMtlrHl rourt tt atutly, luuiidetl
to mrt ilm anu or iuom whu know by r 1 t-rr.enew Itial
uur I'uliHc KtliiRtla are not irntrlUK llw iounji In a ill
rinl niaiiiidr for II10 acliva iltitlca of llle, and U
llrat M honl In the oouuirr to uieiwul a prttt'llcMl
and utfful ivurx vl Ualnlun entlrelj vold of all IU
uliJeclluiiHblt) riMtturva vt U culturt rritmmliix
TAa u'"nKi(ti and couiplvte traln tnti 1 Klven lu Ihla aelux.l
10 thM whiidmr loprriwr lor Mnwiitll4 I'uraiilla
aa la ivu lu ImhnlVAl Hihoola 1u tliooa v ho 1iixm. a
tirulwuiluu.
Next Sobool Yonr begins Sopt. 4tb.
I'uplU mvlvwl at any llme, If lhr are vacanclea. Kur
rlreular ot twnii, or adnilMluu. aldrva tlie 1'rlnrli-al,
H. E. HIDBAItD, 08 WnslitiikMon St,
Bakers, Look Out !
ln the vlllage of My, liavtug a iiulatlon of over flf-Im-n
bundrwt, tbere l- o baker, v. blle Ihe populatluu ouu
al'ia uf iiilnera, merbauhv and UUrera, rwn-lvlng tbelr
niouibly paymenl la canb. Hin Vvriuont C7uintr
tJoiiiiiir ""PPort a oompKeut Iwker by tuiuiMh
lng aU iluur nWHlad.at Kholeaale ytU, ou monlblv omlli,
aud wlll gun.uta-e full (wllixitona froui llieir latiorer.
1'attlea dtwlroua to tUrt a twkery on Ibeae oondlUona luua
apply iraoually at tbe couipany'a oftli at My, Vermout
(raaaunilo rallroad).
26th.
and Buiiclles!
s v.
C
BLACII SILI'S.
U is Galled tlie Onll Season
AVaterbury, Yt.
WANTED, SALESMEN.
To caDTtwi for fhe Bnld of onr Nanory
Stoclc. Uncquullpd fncllKU'i. halarj and
cxpeDHfn pald. !fU ftrm at Kralt aud Urna
mcotal Trei'd, HhrabB. Ilnwi, etc.
V T. PIITII, OeneTft.N.V.
Lntl.I.ATION NTICK.-ThU I to certlfthatl
tiave tlil day glven mr "on, .Sfttlian II. CUrk, liln tlme
durinathe remainaer of hln mlnorltjr.at.d tbat I ihall not
liereafter clalm any of tiln eaminpt nor iyny tWbl of bln
contracllnif, and fortld all jrou tnnttn bini mi my ac-
munt after tMndatn.
IIOKACK 1.IOU1K. WUnw.
Dnthury. Vt..July l.lHyj.
BABIEffc
durlnff tbe tiruuesa of tivtblntr.
And the best taby mwliclne ln
th wi.rl.l I'r.iv.lj.I.ri, u
durlnff tbe tiruuesa of tivthlntr.
And the best taby mwliclne ln
the worl.l (Droltalifv. la
BROWN'S TEETHINQ CORDIAL
IVIce 5 ccnU a bottle.
N. K. lHOVS, IW Hnrl!nirV.nt Vtl
riX.
By D. CABR of Montpelier.
The Haoon Rtore, 011 South Maln HtrtH1!, la now Pinet1.
Aurtlon on nturilayp, at one o'tloclt p. u, Hecond-liand
furnltura iKMis-it and KOld. Iteautlfnl JAI'AN TKAS
conslKnetltoniHfor imbh and irlvate ani. tnni.en wlll
uve Brteen cenU ir )ound by buylng at thla liotiae, Ilar
nvaea aold 1 beap. MUve conoUintly on hand.
INTKLUtlENCn OI'FICE.
F.mployment rrolded and help farnUbed. Leave your
rdeii at ihla oilice. V. CAltlt.
XT. H. B&OWB'S
ES3ENCE JAMAICA GINGEE,
IS PURE, STRONQAND REUABLE.
25 50I
N. K, BKOWN, Prp.. Burll-gtfi VI
Hair Jewelry
llnildM and mounlM to onler ( wlth aolld sold) by Mra. C,
M. 1'RAV.at L. U. Huntington'.), hcbool ttrwt,Monnlier
Vermont. l-tf
, 11ILLS' KStATK.
un, to reoelTe, ezamlne. and adjuat all clalina and doiuantla
of all peraona attalnat the eaUte of .MarUia 1. 11IIU. late of
Cabot, ln aald liilrlct, dtt-miMd. and alt clalma cxblb
itod ln oiTet theivto. bereby glve ootkw that we wtll met
for Uie purponea aforeaaid at Ihe dwlllntc-honMOf Allen
rrry, ln aald Cabot, on ttieM day of Neitember and tbe
i day of NoTf mber nett, frout one o'clock r. u. untll flre
o'clotk P M,.et'hof aald daya, and tbat ali tuonthafrom
tbe 2J day of May, A. 1. IsHJ. la the tlme llinlted by aald
Court for aald cnxUtora to prfeul tbelr clalma to ua for ex
amtnatlon and allow anoe.
JUWd at Calot, Ihla TJd day of Jiine, A. I). 1883,
SANFOIin KINNEY'H KSTATK.
The nndertlitned.bavlng la arpolnled by the llooorable
rrotwte Court for tbe Dlntrk't of WaxtilnKton, Commlaalon
era.torwelTtj.eiamine and adjuat atl cUiuia and deinanda
of all tieraona agalnat tbe eaute of Kantord Kl&ney.late
of lterUn, ln aald JiUtrtrt, de.l, and all clalma exhlb
iimI ta offM't thereto, bereby glre notlre that we wlll meet
forlbepurtHNM'aarotraaltl at tbe late rmtdence of Santord
Klnney, la aald Iterbn, on tbe 27lli day of July and Jd
day of January next. from one o'clock p. n. nnill tlirre
o'diK-k 1. m., ea h of aat.l daya, and tbat alz mo&tba froin
theld day of July, A. 1. 152, la tbe tlme llmttMl by aald
Court for aald rrwlltora to iireaent tbelr clalma to ua for
eianilnalii)uandalUaiic..
Datwl at MoutK'ller. tbla &lh day of July, A. P. 133,
WII.H11K IHtOtVN, I rftiiiii.l.imera
IM.KAMIU MllUlIinsV KSTATK.
14 HlAlhOr" Vr.KMOM,lKtrklol Wanblnjrton.aa,
lu lrotau Court, held at Montpelier, lo and for aald Dla
irl.rf nn 11. IMh nf Jnl. A. II. IKftl.
AnlmtiumentiiirtTttn)llo m tbe laat Wlll andTeabv
aient of Klettnor Soriroaa, UUt of Ir.ai't Moulpeller.ln aald
liLatrtrt, dei-wuwd, tiflnn preMnltxl to Ihe t'ouit by Tbomaa
Ii Mevena, Ihe Kieruior Iherein nauied, for probate! It
la ordeml Vj aakl Court, tbat aU peraona ouucerueil tbereln
be notlflHl to appear at a atwilon of aald fourt, to be held at
tbe 1'rvbaie omi-e tn Montpelier, on the 15th day of Augiwt,
A. 1. lBifJ. and abow tauae, lf any Ihey may bave,
igalnat tbe probate or aald U1 for whlch purpoae It la
further ordered, that Dollceof thta order bepullhiLe4 three
' weeka auwewlvely ln tbe Venuont Watrbmao A tiiate
Journal, prtntMl at Monlwlter, prevloua toaaldtluie ap-
, poinvwi ior neanuK. uy mw v,wu,v,Tijtrj7,i
A, C. AVKttltL, Retflater.
N'ANCl' IIAI.IH KSTATK.
HTATK Or VLKMONT, lUtrlctof Waahlnfrton.aa,
In I'robale Court, beld at Montpelier, lu aaW inatrtct.ou
the . day of J uly. A, 1. m .... . ,
J. V. lt. Kent, Admlnlairator wllb tbe wlll annexed.of
tbe rotale of Nancy llall, laie or Calala, ln aald Dlatrk'l, de
ueaMl, pnweuU bla adiulakatrallon awount for exaiiilnatlon
and albmanw. Whereupon, lt laordeml by aald Court, tbat
aatd ecoouut and aald applballoii be referreit to aanuilOD
tbereof . to be held at the Trobaie omi-e. ln aald Montpelier,
on tbe llib day of Au., A. l. IMt, for heartng and decljlou
thereoni And. It U further orleted, thatnotloe bereof be
kitven to aU lMtraona IntoreatM, by publloatlon of the ame
(hrt-e wwkaauottwalvely ln the Venuont Wab-Juuan A Hlate
Journal, a newapaimr publlahed at Montpelier, piTUni to
aald Uiu apputnled toi Iteartng, Uiat tbey may appear at aatd
tlme and plaoe, and abow cauae, If any they may have, by
aald aououut abould not be aUowed, and auch deoree made,
Hjr tbe Court. Atuwt,
IlKNNMOItK'H KSTATK,
8TATK Or VKKUON r, lUalrk-lof ltradford.aa,
In lrobaU Court, beld at V eal Fairlee lo aald Dutrht,
ou theld day o(J uly. A.I, IWii
Charlea Itenamore, AdmlulaIraor or tbe eatate of Joel
ItenNiuore, lale of Cortulu. Iu aatd Itlalrl'l, dwwaae!. 1 re
aeuu bla aduilidatratton aououat for examlaatlon aud allow
anoe, and makea apiuloaUon for a deerve of dtalrlbo
Uon and wrtltton of tbe euie of aald deomaed. Wbere
aiu. It la ordeml by aald Court, that aald aooount and
aald applhmtlou be referred to a aeaalon Uiereof , to le beld
at Uie Probate Oltloe, ln aald VYert Fairlee, on tbe WUi
day of Auttuat, A. D. lri. for bearm and deriMion
tbereont and.lt U further ordereJ, ttiat nottoe bereof be
KtventoaU peraona tnienwtMl.liypubllt'atlon of tbe aame
three weba mooeMatvely ln the Venuont Watehman huu
Journal, a newapetier pubUahi'd at Montpelier, prevloua to
lain uuii iiiwiuwii iui uotruii, uwi i'l-1
aald tlme Pd plat, aM ahow oauae, lt any they niay bave,
wby aatd aooount abould notbe aUowed, and anob deeree
maiie.