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MONTl'liLIKll.VT.,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1883.
vi' . i -i i 1 1 hi ,lt . t ho l.' iik kman narticulrl y valuab
oi-tls u.-ws troiil all parts of Vortnont.audourfriuiula
u iliil'.TiMit part ol tlie Htnto, especially id nasuuiK
1 iu,Oi .iu.-o ami I.amoillo Oniitlea will confer a (fret
........ ii oa i.ti.l .mi renders by ecudlh- ua loot
nrolluron.-c. liiveus facts aud wewillurraiiKi-'tUlm
t ll:e p:ip.
William O. Sttindish is on a short visit
lioiim fruin Springfield, Mhbs.
Hon. U.K. Filiuld's family intend spend
ing the summer at Ulock Island.
('Ii;nli's T. Sabin is expected home from
hiss Iv.iropi'iin trip in a day or two.
A ;!:im bukc and bus kot picnio at Bon
jiiiiiin's Falls to day is on the programme.
IS.irrows & IVck are dolna the tinning
on .1. V. (iould's new house nt Northlield
Falls.
(Jeoi-jo W. Durfey lias sold his place in
Jicrlin, near the I'ioneer mills, back to O.
1). ScrihiKT.
W. E. lii st and James Murray started
last Monday on u prospecting trip to Bis
marck, Dakota,
Key. Lorenzo While, a former prinoipnl
if Hie Vermont Methodist seminary, was
in town Tuesday.
The White ltivor agricultural soeiety
will hold their auuuil fair ut Bethel,
September 18, 10 and 20.
15. 1'. Cheney and family of Boston will
spend a few (lays in Montpelier, with
hcadiiuuiUTS at the Pavilion.
Win. C. Qaimby has gone to Bollows
Fa'.ls, whore ho ho has secured a good sit
uation as foreman in n tin shop.
An educational meeting will bo held in
V, u-nard, commencing to-morrow evening
and closing next Friday evening.
.I.mii McCaffrey, for tho past two years
in ihe employ of George M. Scribner, is
now at work for Barrows & Feck.
Commencement exercises wore complot
nl at Codilard Seminary, Barre tho 27th.
Diplomas were awarded to a class of 11.
Eleazor E. Dodge returned homo on Sun
d::v morning from Xew York city where
he lias been stopping for tho past three
months.
Consiberablu hay has been made the
part week, though a great many farmers
will comnienoo tlioir haying "the Monday
after the fourth.''
Walter Cross of Denver, Colorado, a
son of the lato Timothy Cross of Mont
pelier, is visiting friends in town. His
wife accompanies him.
There are two natural curiosities in the
vicinity c,f Tunbridge; A kitten with itO
tees ami 1 separate cars, and a chicken
with four perfect legs.
The war on the trado dollar continues.
The Central Vermont managers havo no.
tilied their ngcnU not to accept the trade
dollar at over Jsj cents,
The Vermont editors and publishers'
a.-socialion hold their annual meeting this
year at Newport, Tuesday and Wednes
day. July lOitmnd 11th.
William Uoinlirook litis removed his
meal market from tho basement at the
corner of Main and Stato street into Frank
Con y's block, near the Union House.
Commander George Dewoy, U. S. Navy,
who has n cen ly been very ill at Malta
arrived homo on Saturday last and is
stopping with his brother, F.dward Dewey.
The town is laying a new six-inch drain
on Barre street from the Freeman house
running southeasterly ton point whore il
turns and runs to tho river in tho rear of
Putnam street.
JJow can the Vermont Watchman, by
inference! even, suggest that the Hon.
Jjs
oh Poland and Miss Abby M. llcnion-
ii v inisrht iirolit by taking to heart the
story of Ananias and Sap;,hira of old!
The P.eedlo ov Prindlo pleasure party
give one of their entertaining concerts at
Ca
The
.tal Hall next Wednesday evening,
coinnany is well known in Montpeli
er and keeps fully abreast of tho times.
The second reunion of tho seventh
Vermont regiment will be held at Bur
lington, August 28th, 23th and ."0th.
Among ihe attractions will be a steamboat
ride to the Ausabla Chasm, free) to all,
on t he second day.
Look out for tlie trade dollar, and don't
take it. The dealers in the great cities
have refused to pass it and it will soon be
,-t thing of tlie past. It is not and never
lias been legal tender, and cannot be
forced on any one.
Tlio extensive butter tub factory of J.
E. Iloustin of Stowe was entirely con
suiii' d by lire Monday forenoon. The
loss was some ?;i,000 with an insurance
of SI, 100. Mr. Houston has ahead'
commenced re building.
Timothy O'liiien of North Duxbury
found four valuable cows dead in his pas
ture on Friday lust. They were apparent-i-
well i:i the morning. More are sick put
mav recover. The farmers aro much
alarmed, fearing r-cnie epidemic.
It now forms that the movement for
bringing Berlin pond water into the
village is assuming dolinito shape. A
s ()': company is to be formed to do it and
it is probable that the money will he easily
raised as the investment must bo a profit- j
aide one.
ester.lay a sad drowning accident
occurred in the Mad river at Wakefield.
It seems that a party of young men were
in bathing when Eli B. Douglass lost con
trol id himself and Charles, a son of
.losiah Holden, went to his aid I ut both
were drowned. Tho bodies wero soon
reeovere.l.
Tip- closing exorcises of tho Washington
county grammar scliool, was held in Cap
ital Hall, last Faiday evening, and were
very interesting to thoso in attendance.
The names of the graduates aro, Edward
M. Itlakelv. Louise A. Clark, Emily L.
fiat on, M try L. Freeman and Kvclyn S.
I.ea-e.
The prevailing opinion that the Ely
Mines were "petering out" gathers addi
tional force each day. Last Saturday was
I'n' regular monthly pay day but the
money was not forthcoming. On Monday
morning as the store was opened it was
cii iueil out" by a crowd of over a
hundred miners. Cnneral dissatisfaction
exists among the miners anil the oxplana
lion by tho managers licit, for tho past
lew months work ill tho mino3 hud been
proi-eeiiieil til a loss, is taken as an indica
tion that woi k will not bo actively resumed
until some reasonable expectation can bo
irdiilgeil that another rich "pockot" will
l.p Mruek.
Tho legislature is still in session in Mas
sachusetts though it wants to completo the
Tcwksbury business and go home.
Tho ppots on tho sun are unusually
numerous and unlive about Iheso days, and
electrical disturbances on this Kpliero of
ours nr correspondingly violent.
Dr. William W. Whitney, it well known
farrier, for several years a resident of.
Montpelier, lied of pneumonia a few days
ago at Springfield, Mass., whero he had
resided for some, time; his ago was (10
years.
On Wednesday afternoon of last week
an extension of tlie porch which overhangs
tho river in the rear of E. Bart Cross'
block on Elm street gave way with a num
ber of small boyH upon it, falling some l.j
feet into the river. Help being close at
hand they were all rescued. A little son
of (1. W. Wheeler was the only ono much
injured, and he is now aide to be out.
(Jiii.i.sic.v. Farmers tire beginning to
cut their hay, which promises to be very
good.
Geo. V. Keed was a good deal injured
by being thrown from his buggy Sunday
evening ly his horso faking fright and
running while ho was on his way from
his homo to the village.
John 11. Bixby graduated from Hanover
college last week.
John M. Comstock, principal of Spring.
field graded school, is spending his vncti
tion with bis friends in this town.
A. V. Goes has employment this
summer at tlio tlio insane asylum
Somervillc, Mass.
Mr. Smith, of Bhodo Island, is looking
for more nice horses in town.
The late Mrs. bophia Drew mtulo a
bequest to the Congregational church of
51,000.
William Dickinson, now of Aurora, III
but formerly a resident and business man
of tliis town, with his daughter, is visiting
his brother, B. F. Dickinson.
Miss Ella Brown is spending tho season
with her mother, having completed her
college courso at Wellesley, Mass.
A valuable cow, owned by L. D. Hum
phrey, ran oil a bank and was killed.
Mrs. Dcnsmore of Washington, D. C
is spending the season with her sister,
Mrs. A. II. Emerson.
The IV. C. T. U. served a strawberry
festival, June 23th, on the grounds of tho
acr.dcmy that was burned a few years ago.
Mabel S. Sacket, who sot lire to Mr.
Lombard's buildings of West Randolph,
with whom she was living at the time, has
been sentenced to the reform school at
Vergennes, until sho becomes 18 years of
age. She is now about 11.
John Parks was quite badly injured by
tho falling of a derrick in tlio cemetery,
whero he was at work, Juno 28th, which
struck hiia on one hi). The derrick fell
in in consequence of a stake giving way
to which it was fastened by a guy rope,
W. II. E. Cummings, principal of Brad
ford academy, with his family, is spending
the season with his father-in-law, A. H.
Powers.
Nora I'., llobbs of this town was one of
the students to whom Iho honors of com
petitive speaking wero awarded tit tho lute
closing exercises of the Normal school at
Randolph. She took the second prize.
Mr. Bctts, who has been seriously ill for
a long time, is convalescent.
Henry Eyttlo has removed to Lynn,
Mass., lo reside wilb hid children.
Hon. W. R. Clark of Brattlcboro, is
visiting bis friends in this town.
Tho "Willing Workers" society held
their regular meeting June 2!), with Mrs.
Puller.
Mr. Jackson of Lowell, Mass., gave a
lecture at the Methodist church on Mon
day evening, July 2.
W. B. Marston and daughter of Albion,
R. I., aro visiting friends in town.
Jnne .'10, a frost that cut beans severely.
NoiiTiil-'lKi.P.- Hon. II. Carpenter is
apparently much improved in hoalth.
Martin Cobleigh, Esq., and wife of
South Northlield started Monday of this
week for a six weeks' visit among friends
in Iowa and Nebraska.
Miss Cora R. Brooks, who is filling a
very responsible and quite lucrative posi
tion as a teacher in the public schools of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, arrived in Norlhlield
last week and is stopping at her father's,
J. P. Ilrooks oa Pleasant street.
Geo. II. Richmond, publisher of the
News and the Farmer with bis wife, left
last week for Brooklyn to lake a vacation
of a couple of weeks.
Albert Hill, a Northfield boy who is
a merchant grocer of Lawrence, Mass-,
is at home spending a vacation of a few
weeks.
C. A. Braley, A. I!., is Iho way Dart
mouth college now permits our friend
Charley to style himself.
Mrs. Etta Coll'rin, after a lingering
illness of more than a year, died Monday
morning of consumption.
Miss Lottie Whilmarsh is stopping for
a few weeks in Stockbridgo with her
aunt, M rs. Charles Wright.
Tho conversational club with their scvor
al wives wero received Monday evening by
Prof. Chas. Dole at his homo and treated
to a sumptuous repast of strawberries and
strawberry shortcake.
Whiti: RtvK.it JrNTTioN. Mrs. S. L.
Pingreo left on Tuesday for Ryo Beach.
Tlio body of John Donovan who was
drowned at Olcotts Falls last Sunday, hag
not been found.
Rev. T. L. Gulick, formerly a mission
ary to Spain, preached i't the Congrega
tional church at Hartford last Sunday.
Tho school meeting Saturday evening
was well attended. Good feelings pre
vailed and tho school building was located
on tho Lyman lot.
A good number was out to tho lawn
parly, on Tuesday evening in L. ).
Hunt's yard.
A quiet fourth is expectud, all go to
Mat-Hand that wish lo celebrate.
The meeting of the woman's foreign
missionary society was held at Iho M. E.
church on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lizzio Pratt ol West Hartford,
closed a sitccesful term of school in this
district hist Friday.
Wkst BuiiKsiiini;. The Good Teniplnrs
picnic came oil June (ion tlio Morrisville
camp ground, according to appointment.
Tlio rain in the morning doubtless hindered
many from attending. Tho exercises
opened one o'clock r. M., with singing led
by Prof. S. O. Tillotson of Bakorslield, and
Mrs. Noyon of Hyde Park at the organ.
Prayor by Rev. Clark Wedgeworth ol
Btikorsflold. Address of wclcomo by Revs.
W. II. Hyde of West Berkshire; response
by Rev. G. L. Story of Hyde Paik. Rev.
M. Hiilburd and Jump not being nblo to
be present Revs, Mr. Culver of St. Johns-
bury and Johnson of Waterbury very
acceptably filled their plaoeg. Interesting
exercises of singing and speaking were
held by the members- of tho several lodges
represented until lime to take the train
In spite of the rain it was a very pleasant
nine.
St. JoimsnuHY. E. W. Culver preach
cd at the Free Baptist church, last Sunday.
Court is still in session here. Last
week they had Iho Merchant murder case
of Barnet on tiial, and acquitted the
accused.
During the trial of tho Merchant mur
der case, Dr. Brooks, a leading doctor of
this place, while testifying, declined to
answer certain questions which ho con
sidered as leiuling to expert testimony,
and was sent to jail for contempt of court.
J. Ross, jtuli:e.
Rev. E. W. Parker, late from India,
but formerly from St. Johnsbury, preaohed
at Ihe M. E. church, Sunday. Mr. Parker
has been a missionary in India about
twenty-four years, and is now home to
regain his health. Ho gives some very
interesting accounts of tho work going
forward there.
Tho graduating exercises at the ncado-
my were very interesting this term, and
included some very good speaking. The
class is tho largest ever graduated, num
bering fortv nine.
The concert by "The Spanish Students"
and Mr. Whiteliold as humorist, given
under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. was
not as largely attended as it ought lo have
been for it was a fine concert and for a
good causo.
Somo of our good templars went to
Barnet Tuesday, to a picnic.
An oxcursion train was run to Burling
ton Tuesday to enable the masons and
some others, to go and witnoss the unveil
ing of the new monument at that place,
S wanton. Repairs on. the mill dam
are progressing now rapidly.
Butter market was largely attended this
week and the prices ranged from 1G to 21
cents.
George and R. L. Carney have now in
their mill a Urge stock of whito, blue
and red marble for tiling.
Mrs. George N. Gourley of St. Johns
bury and two children are visiting in town
tit her father's, D. McDonald.
Wo have another excitement this week.
Oa Monday, while clearing out the flume
to the sash and blind mill, a human foot
was found. This led to further search
on Tuesday and tho clothing and most of
the body of a man was found. There
appears to bo no doubt that it Is the
remains of a young Frenchman who
worked in the bakery hero and disappear
ed ono and a half years ago. No tidings
have been heard of him since. It was
well known at tho limo of his disappear-
ance one Saturday night that ho was
engaged in a drunken brawl and many
thought then Unit he had been killed.
There is a bare possibility that, being
drunk, ho fell into the river and camo to
his death by accident, Many would feel
bettor could that view of the case bo made
clear. The town authorities instituted no
search for him at the time of his disap
pearance as many thought they, ought to
have done unik r tho circumstances, and
so it has remained a mystery until this
week. It cannot now be determined from
the remains whether death was from
violence or accident.
Sv antun. The mysterious disappear
ance of tlie baker Cyielle Itouselle. and
the finding of his body under such unusual
cifcumsianees is now explained to the
general satisfaction. Tho facts as far as
known seem to be these, which are
established by two disinterested women,
who state, the first, that sho met a man in
the vicinity of whero this quarrel was
Known to oecur, wno was much intoxica
ted, and asked tho way to the bakery; this
was at about 1 o'clock in the evening.
Then one-half hour later an intoxicated
man came to tho door of Mis. Moses
Oiiinmcnt down the track towards the
fiver from where the first Avoman was
inquired of, and asked whether he was
in St. Albans or Swanton, seeming much
eonfused. She did not notice which way
ho went, but thought after reflection Unit
It must have been tho missing man, for he
lived at the bakery near by, where she
had seen sueh a man go. Tho authorities,
after shutting off the water as best thoy
could, found that one arm and some of
tho clothing had been sucked in under the
bulk head and ttiat a stone of about 40
pounds lay upon one thigh. Now the
general opinion is that the man in his
drunken condition wandered down the
railroad and fell through the P. & O.
bridge, floated down under water, for it
was in cold weather and the bridge was
about .SO rods above. Tho hand and
clothing wero sucked under and fastened
him dowu, and the stone miglit have fallen
from the wall of Ihe bulk head. It would
seem that the quarrel which had been
referred to, although of a very serious
nature and occurring the same night, had
no connection with tho baker's disappear
ance, and the verdict must bo that the ono
responsible for his death was he who
furnished the liquor.
Wiij.iam.ston. Frank Martin returns
lo Worcester, Mass., this week. He ex
pects to make canvassing his business for
a short time.
Lucia (Hark of Northlield is visiting
friends in town, and will stay for a few
weeks.
The remains of (Jcore Walton and wife
were lately removed from tho Kist Hill to
the village cemetery.
Flora Horsey was obiiged to leave her
school, after teaching six weeks, on account
of salt rheum in her hands, and Clara
J'enipleton commences this week lo finish
tho term.
Arney Wiley of Cavendish, brother of
Mrs. C. II. Merrill, has been with her the
past two weeks, and will remain until her
business affairs aro somewhat sottlod.
Mr. Foss and family of Northfield have
moved into a part of Joel Horsey's house.
Ho works for Mr. Horsey by tho month.
O. H. Hriggs, superintendent of tho M.
I". Sabbath school, made the goneral re
view of tho lesson quito interesting by
diverging a little from tho usual routino
by questioning and singing. Ho is trying
hard to do ellicient work in the place he
fills, and is succeeding well.
A merry party of eight persons look a
trip to lieilin pond last Thurday, to spend
the day either boating, fishing or picnioing
experience proved all to bo excellent,
especially tlio camping on tho other side
and preparing and partaking of dinner in
Iruo gipsy style, which, with tho good oold
spring til hand, made it a very enjoyable
affair. Wo think that fanners and farmer's
boys, who, as a rule, work so hard and
steadily, would lind a simple divorsion
like Ibis for a day really profitable, as it
gives, for a short lime, eliango to thought
and rest to (he body .
Noticing tlio death of ihe negro Honson,
(the supposed original of "Undo Tom")
who latelv "passed" at tho age of 94, the
lindon Times gravely remarks that
"his death was hastened by tho injuries
he received when a slavo."
The burn of Reuben Jepson in Pownul
was burned, with two cows and u horse,
all his farm implements, a quantity of
hay and a wagon. Another horse was so
badly injured by Iho heat nnd smoke
that de ii I h is feared.
In Brattleboro, one of John Kay's livery
horses amused itself after getting loose in
ihe stable the other night, by going up a
flight of stairs into the cilice, thence
through a door into the haymow where
ne was lounil feeding the next morning.
The London News says : " It is perfectly
within America's light to prevent the
landing of the Irish paupers on her shores.
Tlio gross negligence in shipping them is
most cruel. If assisted emigration is to
bo continued, it must bo conducted differ,
ently."
The grandfather of Charley Backus, the
dead minstrel, was President Backus of
Hamilton college, who in his early days
possessed infinite humor and jest, witty
repartee, and whose jokes upon the stu
dents are among the traditions of the
college.
1 here will he 401 votes in tho next
electoral college, 201 being necessary to a
choice. The lifteen slates of New York,
Ohio, Ilennsylvanin, Illinois.Iowa, Kansas,
Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan. Minne
sota, Nebrasba, New Hampshire. Vermont,
Wisconsin and Rhone Island furnish
precisely the requisite number.
Our sorghum friends must not lose
their tempers concerning Commissioner
Boring. Ho is particularly strong with
President Arthur and forms one of the
marked ornaments at Whito Houso reeep
Hons. Ihe only met hod by which the
handsome doctor cun be removed at pi cs
ent is by offering him some rino political
olfioe, like the gubernatorial chair of Mass
achusetts, or somo other influential post
tion comporting with his dignity nnd big!
attainments. Americin Cultivator.
A Wondkki'IX Cave. About a mile
from the market town of Adelsburg,
Austria, and three miles from Ti testa, is
to be seen tho most wonderful cavern
Lurope, and possibly in the world, called'
tho Adelsburg cave, and which has been
explored Tor a length of nearly .1000 yards,
as far as b subterranean lake. This cavern
consists of several grottoes, from GO to 70
leet tiign. ine interior resounds with the
noise 01 water, as a little river runs
completely through it. forminc manv
cascades on its way, and being finally lost
lo view in a fissure. This river continues
its subterranean course for about cisrht
miles, and after a time it disappears into
tlie cavern of I.aase, whence it emerges
as a navigable river called tho Iviibaoh.
The entrance to tho cave of Adelsburg is
illumiated by hundreds of candles, and a
transparent curtain composed of large
sheets of crystallized limestone is seen
hanging fioiu the roof. The vast hall or
ball room is about 180 yards from tho
entrance. It is about 500 feet long and
100 feet high, and is adorned with trans
parent stalactites of every kind of fantastic
shape and form. Until tho year 1810 this
ballroom was the only part known ; but
at this date the wall of stalagmite was
broken through and a scries of chambers
exposed to view, pos cssing a cathedral
like appearance, from the stalagmites in
many instances forming vast columns by
meeting the stalagmites below. In tlie
Adelsburg cavern numerous specimens
are found of the protcus, a kind of limrd
lhat dwells in the bottom of the cavern
lakes.
SASIWITCHES
Many horses have wind-galls. Nuthmftd Morse,
01 l'cmurokc, Mass., says: " 1 have uauil lillis'a
Spavin Cure on my horso lor wiml.gatls, with ier
fect success." I'uv.'Tiv
S ig la bor n though ts. Dc Quin c y .
The Itcv. Chas. K. Piper, formerly ol l'illsBi-lU
N. II., but now of Wakefield, It. I., writes : "jIy
wife had hecu an invalid tor years, but Maxim's
Mandraks Bitters cured her." N. II. Downs' Veg
etable Balsamic Elixir always cures coughs, colds
and cousumption, when taken In season. Henry
A Johnson's Arnica and Oil Liniment, for strains,
bruises, cuts, swellings, old sores tic, Is excellent,
I'm1.'; ml
Faith is tho spi-inp; of notion. A'ussetl
Lowell.
COSTIVBNESS: The most effectual way to over
come a costive habit is to take a smalll dose of
Baxters Mandrake Hitters bcloro each meal, anil
follow It for a week or ten days; the euro will jc
mild, but euro. fmJ7ml
There shot a streaming lamp along the
sky. Dryden.
Many people Becm to think there is no danger in
neglecting a Cold in warm wcatiicr; but this is of
ten a futal mistake. Itemcmbei- lhat lr. r.u.
White's Tulmonary Elixir will give instant relief.
fttvJTtnl
The epidemic of our times is impatience.
Dr. Edwards.
Revelation suggests the idea that from Woman
comes Iho power to "bruise Ihe serpent's head.
The words take a now meaning to-day since this
is prccisly what .Mrs. Lydia E. I'inkham's Reme
dies do lor the physically diseased patient. Her
Vegetable Compound reaches the ultimate sources
of tho evil. Its action is gentte anil noiseless, tint
it is more powerful than the club ot Hercules.
Bazar. lin'.'Twl
Lifo is short and the whole earth is
man's. South.
"Dr. Hcnson's Celery and Chamomile Pills ra
the cure of Neuralgia arc a success." Dr. (i. I'.
Itolman, Cliristianburg, Va. flu cts. at druggists.
InrJTivl
Ceremony is the smoke of friendship.
Chinese proverb.
A VOICE FROM THE 1'ltESS.
I take this opportunity to boar testimony lo the
efllcacy of your "Hop Bitters." Expecting to Hud
them nauseous and bitter nnd composed of bad
whiskey, wo wero agreeably surprised at their
mild taste, just like a cup of tea. A Mrs. Creswcll
and a Mrs. Connor, friends, havo liken-ise tried,
and pronounce them the best medicine lliey have
ever taken for building up strength nnd toning up
tho system. I was troubled with costivenss, head
ache and want of appetite. My ailments tire now
all gone. I havo a yearly contrnct with a doctor
to look after tlie health of myself and family, but 1
need hiin notnow. 8. tjlLLlLASD.
July ii, 1 (Ts. People's Advocate, Pittsburg, Pa.
fnrJTwl
Attention is the highest of our skills and
virtues. Goethe.
Ladies who have used Wheat Bitters say thoy arc
wonderful in cases of nervous debility and other
troubles of the sex. fm-JTwl
Wo take less pains to be happy than to
appear so. La Jiochcfounaultl.
CORED OF SPASMS.
" I am well and happy again " Bays our fair cor
respondent, Miss Jennie P. Warren, "lu W. Vau
Burcn street, Chicago, lit., " your Samaritan Ner
vine cured me of spasms." furJTwl
What can cease to bo ours, never ha
been ours. George Macdomls
A Miss Buchanan, once rallying a brave soldier
on his courage, said: "Now, Captain Johnson,
do yoa really mean to toll mo lhat you can walk
up lo the cannon's niouth without fear.-"' " Yes,"
was tho prompt ruply, "or a Buchanan's, cither,"
and he did tt. It may be safety assumed that the
lady to whom the gallant captain thus paid his
respects hadn't tho catarrh. This malady is as
loathsomo as it Ib painful. Its cure has heretofore
been considered Impossible. Kly's Cream Balm,
however, never fails to euro it. Mr. Nalhan Keg.
ley, with E. K. Montz, mcrchant.Wilkcsbarrc, Pa.,
says: " I'vo had catarrh for 15 years. Ely's Cream
Balm has opened my nostrils and reduced the in
flammation. My oyes, too, can stand strong light. '
This Balm is a marvol ot fragrance and curathc
powcrsls not a ll'iuid or snuff, and is easily ap
plied. fin'JTwa
him that would move tho world
move first himself. &;raUs.
Ayer's Ague Cure ts a powerful tonic bit lor, com
posed wholly af vcgctablo substaut-.es. ll-t action
Is peculiar, prompt and powerful, breaking up llic
chill, curing the fever and expelling the puti-nu
from the system, yet leaving no harmlulor un
pleasant effect u.ion tho patient, Siill'erers from
chills and fovcr who have used quinine as a remedy
will appreciate thl s. iiu-JTwi
Letter rnrnlled for nt Montpi-lh-i-, Vl l'nt
Olllr-e, June (, IHNit.
IfTo obtain those letters persons must vivo the
above date.
Ladiks. Mrs. Fannie Hayes. Miss Miry T. I.swson .
Mill Jennie Lovell, Mrs. Oan. Palmer, Miss rtlnra -I
Parker, Miss Jennie Smith, Mrs. Joseph Woo.If.
(Irnti.kmrn. Oeortro Dnyan, .1. W. Norrls, I'. W.
Potter, Harvey Iteod.
J. 8. PECK, r. M.
MAR El AGES.
Iti Mont puller, June 23. hv Kev. .1. EJw. Writ-lit,
OKOltUK A. HN'Kmi Rii-t Mont seller, uuU JE.M.NiE
JC UAULOW ni ll vile Parll.
In M'Hitpf'lir, Juip si), bv Kev. D, P,. Millar. AM04
V. It AH i'WKLL of Montpolier, aud ELLA 15. FO.STEK
ut Jt-nrlHi.
In MoiitptMiVr. .Jmje 2f. bv rioo. W. Winir. Epij., W.
A. LOliJJ, utl i.l'lJY A. VOITNU, both of Mtmtpeuor.
In Mtmtp'!ir, July 8, bvHfiV.J. Kdw. Wright, A L
I'liKD K. WATSON of Uurtturd, Vt.( and M. MAUD
('AUK ot NtJW York City.
In WnitHfbiM, Jutjfl 25, bv Rov. O P TapUn, F. S,
liWIsTKIt ol iUudulpu.ainl JENNIE E. KAUGEXT
ol Will rcu.
In Wut'TVllIf .Iniiolri Uv llav flon f. Ktftrv IIPVTIV
I,. SVI.TIH' liliV.ul Eiiiilu'h'luii, una MAliY WILmtJi
til M iiMil mi'
In Pun villc., Jul v:f, bv ib.v. H, Sweat f. Fit AX K I.
WhbSl'KU.uu t MAIUJIA E. WEIiSTEH, buth of Dun
iiU;
DEATHS,
In l.inmilli'. III., Jiitin 2i, Sli-K. M All V I,. WKI.l.s,
foniii'i ly r Wiutstluid, Vt.,aecH:l yi-ar.i.
In M irsli'iH.I. .Inly 3. Mrs. I'ATTY ENdMHII, anol
In S.i iin.-l ,l, , , WM. W. WIIITNUY, formerly
(,1 ,lli)iitpdirr, iiKi-tl lib yiiiirw.
In N'lrtlilit'hl, July 11, of coumtmption, Mir. KTTA
Absolutely Pure.
Thin pmvrlor nver varies. A marvGl of purity,
Frivnifi Ii iin d wh'PlesonieiifiKu, More Pfinoiuic.! than
tlio oniintiry kimln, ami. cannot bo Bold in coniMfti
iHniwithtliH iniiltitudo of low tent, short weight,
alum ur ptiosplmlo pitwilorB. Hold vniy in can.
UuVU. iiAKINU I'OWDLIL Co. , lOt) WuU-gt., N. V.
Ipprintice Wanted,
J.
A triiflwortliv ami IiidtiRtrloiiH hoy of from H to If
yr;irn t aifc, to li-arn tho printer'a trado ami do choron
aliont tho hiniao tin: lirst year. Ono acoiiHtomoil to tht
euro oj c aiw. apiuv to or aiMross
H. Ii. WUKEI-iOCK, Moutpolier, Vt
imssian army
Harness Oif
and Pre- I
lesses.
SD PR1CJ LIST JU
Blacks. Softens and
serves Harnesses
SEND Hill (miXKAD Ml! LIST
KAMl'UOUATXs. 1.5ii,J. O, ii.. Express
rum,
P. A. II. 0.
R CO.,
208 Washington Street
Boston, Mass.
PURE XITAC
INDIA 1 CAg
I'rtiiii Iho Districts of Akmam, CmTTACiONn, ('achaii.
Kasuk.v Vam.ky, PAit.iKKi.iN(., Di-;imia I Iihin, ami
iilhci-fl. Ahsohiti'ly Pure. Superior In Flavor. The
M'int l-itmnuii';il. Ketpiln'R mi l- half the umial nuan
em. Koid hv all LTot-.ti-H. JOHN C. PHILLIPS &
CO.-.Aoiits of tlio Calcutta i'ca .Symiiuale, i.iii ttatui
BOOKS. 125 TONS
of Standard H ioltfJ, many of thim the li-iflt pditioiiF
ptih i!uil. Yoru choice M'lit for examination before
payment, on reiiHonabto evidence ot (food faith, tiie
litmlfs to hrj returned at. my expense if not satistaotnry
.Spec in I hartriiiiis tiii month . New publications every
wet'k. l'rit ''H lower titan over before known, rainfinir
troni Two Ckntn for 't'eim.vson'H "Enoch Anion," un
abriiiu't d, I.ailok Tvri:. to for the lament and best
American ( 'yrlopedia. Not sold by denU-ra- prices too
nv. t'irfiii.ir.- tree. Mrntion thin i-aiwr.
.RUIN li, AbDKN, rubiisUor, lHWySt., N. V.
LATEST IRflPROVfcO
HORSE-POWER
(For 1, 8 or 3 Monro.)
lii" Most SitliHfnctory Slarlitnc
sum
IT AO
THRESHING &CLEANING GRAIN
AND SAWING WOOD.
AoVliovli ,..'. .l liviillc-nMi,-ti-lit)iiilifi-itol-tti(-mnrt
tli,.iiiii---lih n-liuMi! Min-liini in tin' iniirk.'t. mniril
tnir i-iiv ilriill, Humility mid quality of wnrk. ami
ilurul.illtv. S. iid fur -IX-nnwr I'nuililili't KlvuiB
full il.'-..-ni'tinii ulid tenuw, l-'ltl-.l-.. A.l.lrt'BH
A.W.CRAY'S SONS,
PATENTEES AND SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
(VI 1 D D LE TOWN SPRINGS, VT.
2tiw4
4::
W "pwn-liri BEETHOVEN
ORGANS.
IQ SETSREED3.
mpt Price only $125
Vf'i:i-vj----'i,y Orean3 for only
"-ssrri Ml 'tt 'nuTii nri ir
V.. : .. n iLX"' r uicitiidc ike i rnur
IfrPP-curt.-i. incHtiHii.i.,ll
di.liiUH atlowi dfdrliaveling
cxiimf h, w lictlirr J"u buy
or nit ynuirowrlrt.memy-
fliT Jr& " , Orirnn Worki In mU1pM.
- !.- - j-' tjr siniijinifr "ii" every 10 mln-
litrn. Addrrnn or rftll uji'm
DiKIEL F. mm, WaSHIHGTOW, NEW JERSEY.
,t !'
Ml
mm
"I s
SALESMEN WANTED.
To Hi'l! i)iirnrrv flinclt. Foil linn of nrw and valuable
wprrittUHS. rcrmtineiii empnij infm mm oh'u fniary
to Hinvertiiiiil UK'i'iiu. Address, Kivintf ago aud rcttr-
t'llt't'K,
The Olio. A. STONK, Nursery Co.,
fm-Twi KochcHttT, N. Y.
ClR tn Q9!1 P'Tii.iv at hnmo. Samples wnrili ITifroe.
vJ IU U Ailtlrs Stinson & Co., Portland, Me.
.atiies.
IK
-'I .' f ' i- in.', .tn.l sc-
vl. ...h-r r..., Uii.lMnll,
a,,n all Bilious Complaints " ri-l..-vi-.l i.j
Vrii?ht's Inditm YcRPtablo Pills.
rsn'.y VojcUilc; Ho Brtplae- Mco ::c. AUIrsigtttJ
WEBSTERTS
UNABRIDGED.
In Shi-r-p. Russia .mil Turkey Bindings.
"A LISP APY IN ITSELF
X,H the latest nlitinn witli 11S.000
VTXjX Wonls, (tli' m"r !"" any
ciImt KtiL-lisli r.i.-ti.nury.
mTTr nioBriliical Dli llonary whi.-h
X ll Jl. iti'iinluniH irives lirifff fai'tn con-f-ornitiie
.' ii'.toil iicrsi.nn.
nrTCim in llliitriillm-:ilininnuin-
IjXikJ A- Lit, (alK.ut lliren timnmny
ns foun.l in any other Plot Ty.)
HOLIDAY CIFT.
MnsUei-pptiiblc to l'nstor, Parent, Teach
er. Child, I'rleml; i,irll..li.ly,Hirtlulay,il
ding, or any other perie-ion.
It In Hie bent priK-tli-nl Ki,Kllh Dictionary
extant. ,,lf.n (.nirtn It Kn ifir.
If. Is an fvcr-iirpxeiif unci reliable aeliool
inanter ti the whitle liiiiilly N. A'. UtriUii.
O. 4 C. MERRIAM & CO., riib'r,errliiBfield, Nm
if ROYAL. HS.tS N
;?yiuTr"5l
w
i I i
HEliAGHE
sj K( '
Hf1 Extraordinarily '''r'- t ,a t'o
...... VMf -fSWiKi?fr valuable in removiii:: .proixmiUim that will."
1iNAS r"fw&Bfo um.MsH, hWKi.uMi , ir nt nun's simuns
1 IS'V XVwSfc'P W-..' orlnlliimmulloii. , , I l,lkt,.r.,rl,l,-ml.li.
. THE GREAT
UHEIDY.
RHEUiftTlSRIs
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Gout,
Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swellings and
Sprains, Burns and Scalds,
General Bodily Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet
and Ears, and all other Pains
and Aches.
Kn TYcrmrntlnn on eurltt cumin Pt. jArons Oil. as
i mij'r,mirr, Himptr mid tin-tip Kxteriuil Kemedy.
A tnat entails hut the .'..mpiiraliy, ly tritlini; outlay
-.f 5 4'enlN, and every one nitlerint; with pain
.an have cheap and positive pruuf uf iu claims.
directions in Eleven Languages.
'.OLD BY ALL DEUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
MEDICINE,
&..VOGELER &. CO.,
Italtimorc, Md.t XT. S, X
CJOI.I JIE1IAI,, PAKIS, 18TC.
BAKER'S
H0C01ATES
Tinl-Fr Premium Chnr-nlatt ,ts bent
1 preparation of rlntn cliicolnto for fam
ily USP. Jlakrr'i r.rent'ist Cocoa,
from wtiioli tlio rxrctm ol t.W ha beea
f rmoveil. onwly difTtfl inid oilmlrably
Otlniiteil fur invalids. Inker's Vamtlct
th iciiht' iib u. tlrtnl: tir euttn " con
rcclionury U a dtfliciou nrticlo i highly
rrrnnuiK'iifK'd by lu riflts. tinker's
Jirtima, itivulunblc on a diet for chil
dren. dVriiiun Sweet Chocolate, ft
must excellent nrticlo for families-.
Sold hv (iroccrs everywhere.
jjorchcaicr, juus
The Wonderful Efficacy of
DR. SCHENCK'S
PELLS
Baa bwn fft frofiuently ami satisfactorily prorea
thut it neoraei almost Bui'orfluouB to Bay anythiDff
more in tUeir favor. Tlio immense and constantly
lncreainK demand for them, both in tnia and forelfra
countries, in iho bett evidutico ot their valno. Their
Bale to-day iu tho United States in far greater thatt
6ny other cuthirtic nit'tlicino. Thin demand, is
Dot Bpanuiodi it ia re-'uiitr and Btcady. It is not
cf to-day or yesterday, it U an iucrcaaothat uaabeea
Btcadily eO-owintr forthelst thirty.Qveyearft. What
aro the reasons for thin .-rtjut and fjrowinff demand?
Dr.Melirnpk's lIniiilraUr iiilIscontain nomer.
cury, and yet tlit-y uot m itli wonderful effect uiioa
the liver. They cleaurio tlm ttomach and bowels of
ItU irritatini? inatter, uhiili, if allowed to remain,
poieonattio blood, and bnni-'ri cix Malaria, Chills aud
Fever, and many other diseases. They pivo healtht
and BtreUrrth to tho diistivo ortranH. They create
appetite and trivorii-'ort J tho wholopyptem. They
lire in fact thunictlieino of all othe.rs which ahoulil
betaken in times liketh pri-vent,when malarial and.
ether epidemies aro rat-imr, a they prepare the eys
lem to resist attacks of dLdeaso of every character.
Pr.Srhrnrk'fi IWandrnUc rills aro Bold by all
dmpyiBts at .'. per bus, ur tent by mail, postpaid,
on receipt of jrieo.
Pr. Srhonrk's Hook on f'onsumpf ionf Uv
er Comphiint and Iyspeiitia, in KinfliRh or
German, is sent free to all. Adtlrews lr. J. II.
4CI1KN'K & SON rhiiudrlpliia Pa.
obtained fr win invnitinn, or for improvements
on old on'fn.f'r fdicnt r other compounds, trade
marks and 'i'i'ii In. Cnrrritft, Assirniiiatts, Inter
firtncis, Appnil.i, Hits fr Iitfyinfjirnrnts, mid
allcasfsnrising undrr the. J'atrnt Iaiivs, prompt
ly nttni'ffd fn. Ittvrutintis that !' boeti
b'j the rntfnt Of
fire, nun still, in
iitnxt cists, he
Ue the. V. S. I'atent
Department, and na(jni in Patent business ex
clusively, t'C van make closer searches, and secure
Patcvts more. promptly, aud with hrondi r claims,
thmf this W are rrmnfe fmm Washington,
snni vs e rnoa
el or sketch of
vovr derive; we
make cram inatiuna and aUi itif-.astn part ntability,
frreofchartfv. All cnrre.opnndence stricthj con
fidential. Pries ?n,n,nd A'f fll .4.1ttJ2 UJV-
i,is.s p.i ri:.r is si:t i iti:i.
We refer in, Wahinfitnn, to in. Postmaster
General j), .V. A'- v. P' '. ' P-ac r. The cvrmin
Aincrictn Satiu,,f Jl.nik. to -firialfi in the U, ,N
Patent Office, and to nutnrs mid Representative S
1n Von're vs: and esptcinlbi to our clients in every
Mate in the " mid ., r.eohf. Address .
. c.:.Ji)iJ,BrlA!!AQ
SERVES.
onrr, u-ui. jxh.vmuitss antj not
i-teomm"vili-.l '.v Oi-fi-i.ta a nl 1'ny.iciaueii
A POriTIVJ: TON!0. ALWAYS
ACCur1 I rJJ.Lt. fKU KLLIABLE,
It fl-'cn T'iV f- .: ;'io Vi'.iln rr irrilnta
l!0 Bj-btem p.::d V .e ' ( i-.iej fll'-X'tP. On
thecontir..? . 'mi...''i. -i j t'ttUit whloh ia
ncccHhary t'i ".Miii.Mrivi'-'.'ir iiHandquida
tlio nervB, piiriii-a lo In I't'a blood, and
thereby ni.nk'i only tin b'.;st ilc3h, boue av4
mrnolc. fit tvoi m v.onrtors, ntniv
.NEI.'VOI Hi'd M-M KM. Ol HI Ml Y,
M AIM: I A, H V MM. I'M 1. JftMIM M .
Producoau 1 uil-.v o 'itort :; ho Liver aiut
KWneyrt, U 1 1 ,:;' Kir iv-'.-'H a.-iiivit Vvs
mlanmn;iO i. U'u-'U' s, n-ul viH lv ln
valimblr i'i nil n' '.H'oiih : y ft'ld Inoiiriiiiildil!!.
cuUtox. TH'-UcAT l-'KMALFa. MIiIWU'
KCTlIZIKa nii..l 1F1 1 L Y CIHLTJHf N can
mini: T r-':;'c..y f v-t'.m
V.,'llH'l).V!T!.::l'
1 ndlMpulcd I'o-ltlw l. f ili in-t l' Ab-idn(e linn.
IT WILL CURE j IT LEADS ALL
where othfraliiil tho vurhl, and
flpi.iNTN, iii;iiom-:h Ar.l is ii h. iiu i:m)(hp;i:i
An 'i nK Itl'S I ut'i.M llitrto l.'i m. die-.
ills II) It V OF JlllltM ,j
with testimonials,
Bent freion Afipllraili,,,
A Hill I Ki ll,
will oonviiiee every ono.
He nil nnmn mi n kii1iiI,
Wu preiart f..n.!ith'ii Pnwders utid H..,,f (liriintenl.
Heave i'owdrrH, W.irin PiiwiIitiiihI Colic Powtt- r-.
All thcHe on eah; at Drutfi
ptoresand ImrneMmlialerN. I
j J'riee of KllLs's Spavin
feure (11.00 per bottl.'.
J-'.ir liU'tfelll:ij'", fi'i'n LikiKh, etc., w rilu tu
ki.i.ih m win rnti: o., '
CO Hudbury t ttti.tori,orStl ltd, Ave, New York.
JOSHUA GKOHGFS KSTATK.
The lltl'lerBliftied. liavtiiir Iippm unntiftitpfl bv Mia
Tim infill lie I'l'iihiitc Co I it' I lor the lliul i-n-t nl' IVasliinv .
ton. Com NiiflHinuern, to reet'ive.esatiiitie and adjust all
MainiH ami u(tuiuii(iH oi hi i uersoiiH ar-'auixi ine eiuii
ii JoHbiin (leorire, latcMit Waferlmry, in hh id hi-drn t
InecinHi'd. mid all elainis exhibited Iti .ltnet t liereto.
b'M'eby wive iiotiee t h;it we will meet for the pnrpoKi'H
iii'in-eHaid, at the Town Clerk's oniee, Waterbury
(!enter, mi tlio aUt dny of -Iiily, und Jtl dny
iJeceiiilier. next, lroiil 1 n'e Piek. i. 't.. tint 1 1
4 o'clock, i'. m., cadi of Raid dn, ami that six
months from the IMh day of .hum, A. I). lw;i, is
the time limited by Kuld tTourt. lor miid (rroditurn
to prcKriiittheir clainu to us fur examination uid
allowuiH't.
Hated ut Water nirv. tula 27th dav Ol June. A. 1.
r". A MiWCOMH. )
W3 I'UANK N. K.MITH.t
Commissioners.
t70 WKKK, ?JS n dav nt linmecii.!v m.nlfi. Costly
yi. omllL free. Adiliv.-.h TiU'K ii. Co.', AugUhU, Ale.
nil fty I
Termont Ssminar & Pemals Gollsgs,
.MONTI'
Rev.J.T). 15EEMAN.A.M., President,
Kev. E. A. DlSUOP,A.M.,L,riiieipal,
Mrs. J. 1). EEEMAX, Preceptress,
A Full Corps of Touchers.
FALU TISIlTiVI
Catai.oclks anm Cn:cr;i,Aits Sknt 1'kkr
$5.00. $5.00. $5.00.
We will furnish a set ol Scales like tho cut above, weighing cor
rectly from 1-2 ounce to 240 pounds, and the Green' Mou.ntaix
Freeman, ONE YEAR, if paid in advance, for 5.00. This is as
low as the Scales alone can be bought tit retail, and wo make this
oner to benefit our old subscribers,
ones Address
II. E. WI1EEL0CK,
Montpelier, Vermont.
New Champion Horse Rake,
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
SOLD BY
D- L. FULLER & SOJN
Montpelier, Vt.
TRY IT BEJTORE YOU BUY.
The Oooley
i im 1 ;a
msmmfmZ
' III IIBWiTIIII II I III I if'F
' COPLEY CA51H6T-CREAMEH A
rJL.j
Five Gold and Seven Silver Medals.
IVat'V'ISl SllriioiiKtin: K.t Pr..n,ii for Aitiril.t I.t.,r at ,b. n. Fair.
I t iuiitors. or any u.liers, rati show sui'li a record wo challeiiKo thorn to do so.
Davis Swing Churns, Em-oka Butter Workors, Dog Towers, Ac,
A full Lino of Butter nnd Choese Factory Supplies.
IMPORTANT,
Artrra lotiir and pTreiisho litigation, lantin for more tb.an thrwi yoars. JiUIm i MfOrarv pi the Vnited
Htmes Cirruit Court Southern nistrli-t of low I, .lot-lares thollooley Creamer Patent Ui bfl alld.
Wo haio r,....ate.llv .-nutioned liairyiin-u not to our.-hase infritis-emenU. and now that our i-laims have Ii'n
sustained wo trust that person w lio h:ivo luin-lmsod or usod lulriutretueuta will not oouiplala became we in
sist uu our damages. For .Iri iilarsa.lilri'ss
VERMONT FARM MACIIIXE CO., Hollows Falls, Vt.
I
1
nnnofinio
rHnould
n, will pnmi.lrti'lT chiiiip thf Itt.mtl in lit onlirp UTatviu in throp nmnthii. Any rrsio wno will mi r. i ii.i
EACH NKiHT l'i:'HM ONE TO TW II.VE WKKKh. iut be resturi'd to snund health, if nueh thinr i poMible.
K-.r enrinr l-'pinnl Ci'ini'lunt" thfdo I'llN havn m i-.iiinl. I'hj-Hioimn use them in thi'irpratiffi. Sold fTerTWhtre, or
prnt bv innil for vs rt n t- hi Ktnimm. S.'n.l ir p:ini.ltft. I. 8 JOHNSON & CO., BOStORt MBB.
DR.HOLMAN'S PADP1 MALARIA,
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHES,
All tAvrr nnd Nlomnrh Tronblet. it Is also a sure PROTECTION against Tellow
- k...hi,.LnH. T,Bhid. nillnna snri Intrmilttrn t FnvRas; and will euro
Chronic Dtarrhoa.8ummr Colli i.lalius.
-liner in sllenie. ivaiei.i luiiiaiious.
llr. llolman tH-rsnnallv. If not foun.l at
,.Hlre nu.l ir.l vour I'a.l In- return mall.
Canada), paid. IIOI.JIASI UVUIPAUI U., f. U.Bva mil, US W III1KIU ., n. .
naniuu.;.
STATE OF VERMONT.
WASHINGTON COt'.S'TV, SS.,
I.oriiu H, Couton, i Wwnliinu'ton
vh ' Oomitv Court.
Addikon K. UntroN, S Hfpt. tnii, A. 1. IW
WnfitK.y. fjtuixn H. Oolton. F.iVHtfn.ln Mie ennrrtv
of A'.iHiinirft'iii, h irt tltiH dv tiled hi the oltl'o 'r thff
clerk or 'In- e'liiuf v cinrt Jur th'i i")'i'iv of WiKlitnrf'
titn. hur Mi"l for illvir'T1. settiirif f-irth in mi bur hum
tint - iu tln-2-iiid tv of JJ.iv fntii)r,.IJ.IMl.Uc w in law
tuliv 'iiurri-d t , l(.i.j :. C, i!t-i'i, tii.Mi -if a.iM K.iv-t-m:
Hint h1i oh h"i- pui't lias t'nithhill v kpt mid p'jr
ftiriiiml uM' Slid m trrinifp cnvHiiiuit; but flint tlif Hilid
Add-on li. hut not k.u' mid imri'iruiHd rh Hmni: for
tint tin: Hild Ad Uh'hi K. hii'i tro.itHl tho jif tC ifiticr
with intuiPrablR n-vrit', and nptiiir of nnMi".ifii
i)ieiiiitiry ability Imd woiitonlv refuse I nu l n lai'to-l
to provide miltiible nntutonatice f'r the petttiorinr:
ami iiravltttf tli tr for t it hhhh h en thl . that fh
rniiiit bo runted a dlvuree from tlifl fluid Addmon K..
mi 1 tint ah" In allowmi to ruiiruH bar m iidini uaiun of
LuiNa H. Mnburrjn :
And w iinrd.it it 14 mi Jo t- iimeir tint fin n-tt t Ad
dition K- now roHidiH witli i-tt tiiU tiUi w!itrfl Mio urn-
IWMM Of Said COltrt (Mlllli It b HBI'Wl 11 I'O'l llhll. It in
tliTffoie urdrtl tntit, tb -ai'i VHMou K. V )Vm tm
nottflt'fl uf tli punliuev of aid Mli"l mi 1 nit-llHil tn
upiiuar mid niiikn mm'ver to tlifl Baiiio mid nhmv
emiHC, if any h ) ii ivn why tUn prjwr turn jf h- ii't:
if r.iijtod, bmoro tlm li ni v o mrt nfxt t- nt
M'Httpellnr, within ami fir io:iutv ff Wish in .'ton,
nil tha seeoiid Tu!t.l;iy of Hept flinbor, A. D. 111, In'
Hie iinblicarifiii ui in tput i -1 . ; , nt -in Id a, tn.ih r
with tills orbtr t!iri)oi. tlir'!-) WMk itit!44ir lv in
llnMli'iiiii Moitiitii'i I'Vufirm. a weekly nwsimpcr
MiibliHli'td at Bii'd Vloutinjlicr, tlie Innt of vhl'ih iiipill
eitl ui hIi ill ho t eat Hix winks provinm to mil
se mJ l'-i jU ii' or A iute.iD sr. A i). wiileli Klin'l
h'l-Mlltil rillll-.uit ii in.-. tii mil Aillii... I-'
C dton.
U'Vttri in pt ii h n nt r -mn nMir, in th county
if Waiiiuju thirl l:iMi lai' -if Jnin, . D lnvi.
I H I A' fj 1, K I? . H I f L I K , ( J 1 o r k .
1, Dir.t.ivrmvM & So-j, Altorueya lor libdlmit.
KJiW.i
AHY CONNOR'S ESTATE
Si'ATK OV VKIIMONT. District of Wan bin ton. nt
In Trobato Court, held at. Mont puller. In nnd for
stii.l DiHtriet.ou the Nth day of June, A. D. UKf;
Francis H. Connor, iidm inistrator of tlio estate of
Marv ('onnnr, iate of Wori'p-ter, in fluid diHtriet, tie
eeiiHed, liiakeK application to mi id Court, for llcctirte tu
cell ni I of the real eHtate of H.iid ilceeanftd. Hltuated fi
said Worcenter.to wtt: ()n nnilivided half of tho (arm
now occupied b' William H. t oiinnr.rvpreKeiitf utr that
tliediileof a part thereof ih neeeiHiiry for tbn py
pifiit of the debtfl of Maid deoeaKt'd and the etpeueeH
of adiiiiiiintratiou of her estate; and that hih Ii purt
cniinot be sold without injury to tlio.in iutertted in
the remainder:
Whureui'on it in ordered by fetid court, that naid ip
p'ieiititJii be r'erri'tl lo a mcshioii lliereof, to be Imld at
the Probate OlHci.. in Huirt Montpelier. on the 7tb day
of -lulv , A. I. K, for liearitikr and decii-imi thereon;
and it is further ordered i lint all nervous ititerewtpd
be notified hereof, by publication of uofice ot enid no
i 'I n :iT in: i and order then-on, three weeks HiiccrfHtvely
in the Green Mountain Freeman . a newa caper pu hi lull
ed at montpelier, and which circulate in the ueiifli
borliood of those intereHted, before mii'l time ol hum-,
inw, that they may unpen r ut mild time anil place, nut
it tliey see caue, object thereto.
lly the Court Attest.
vitfwX A. C K Kfuf.r. Hfififr.
-T p VC tn sell our Hand Kuhhr KtauiiiK. Hatil
2 plea l'roe. 1'ol.iamhk cV Co , Uievebiud.O.
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VERMONT.
The location Ib unsurpassed for Jiealtbfultien ami
beauty of KiirrotindiiiKa. Instruction thorough;
eiWit courses uf study. Excellent opportunity for
vocal and instrumental music, and art.
I hoard, furnished room (Sprint beds throughout),
and washing It) pieces- H'AM per week, if paid the firpt
weelt of the term.
OIPJEISTS AUG. 27.
on Aitlication to the rrxfiiMi
and as an inducements to new
5
Creamers.
Made in all Sizea for Dairies and Factories.
Vnrtr Pnnnlnr in TTM.aU. ftnsbltimnts.
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Boarding Schools and all
Public Institutions.
OVER 20,000 IX USE.
The First Apparatus of the kind offered to tho
Public.
Tlifir t'liparallflfilHurcPHfl has railed out a if rcat uiinibcr
nf Imitations, tiaiiillliir to b.- an triKnl as Mr. I'.toley'fl, but
thpy all fail when brou-Ut into a.-tual fonipetition w'ltli tlio
conley On-uiniT. It is tlm only t'reaiupr evor tloptuj-,l
worthy nt a ijokl Medal, Uaviuif becu awarded wltti Its
liroducts
PURGATIVE O
wr
OhUdxnn'n Diseases, and condlUona from which many lB"le
roi luiu.er inii.ru,,..... ...... . . -.-
your nearest drunlat, semi reiflslereil lelterdlreet totlin
Remihir 1'ad K.lBl. Speilal 1'nd ry. post slid duly (for