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MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
A COLLECTION OF NEW CHURCH
MUSIC,
b Y /. C D NJ f r

BY L. D NJ Err.
Onnn Copies of this work have been issued since
SOOO It's first publication in December last IL
comprises great variety of Psalm ard Hymn Tunes An
ITEMS Chants Sentences and other Sc, pi ces original,
and selected with great care from the eminent
posss, with knowledge Of English German French and
Italian Music the whole intended and calculated for Can
gTegGhonai and the Church service with an Accompaniment
adapted the Organ and Pano-Foue by the Organis
The Kings Chapel and Director TO the Boston Musical In
stitue.
We think this work entitled place beside il not al
the very head of similar publications. Of the day The
melodies are pleasing the harmony cnnu9t ami the whole
arrangement good; he rud menis plain and c,ncsr.
abundanly suict for schools and Younger myers aud
yet not cumbrous.-Bostoq Daily Adoetiser and P.nip
From examination uf hI> wdik We feel confident il
Will meet the present wants Of The puhck and ank the
best collection now esiant. The auno, p ss,sscs fine
musical talents, being hmsef sS fu performer
iu teacher good composer possessing refinement tase
judgment, and a keen dscrlmua ton - 3ostm Post
This work in eminent degree will elevate and
improve the taste style and character md advance
cultivation OF pure harmony, keep wit the iaid ad
vances making IN The science the time adapting it
for schools, principally with reference the sanctuary
Boston Iianso,ipt
We satisfied this is the best work ever pubshed IN
this county aud such The of feeling which general
~ peryades the book that feel confident that OIL who
desire Improvement will introduce it into the Chors i'm
dalely'--Bosion Times
This WORK wilho doubt receive the appreciation Of our
sacred singing commnnhV by being made ofas stan
dard work-Od Colony Msmoral Plymouth
We have not found lune which mi ghl be called in
dferenl.-Masieai Visiior, Boston.
INC .""siea' institutes Collecuoni we expect, Will be
me m"sl popular on account Of the prevailing sweetness
OF us melodies and OF lis haerng the popular taste by
admitting many tunes by our own elder composers.
Musical Nag azine
This volume Of music has received The highest
commentators from those learned in the science and
where has been adopted by ohus has given great sat
sfacon It's editor is professor of unquestio ed
and his name with many viii be enough stamp the work
as excellent We recommend 1t 10 tho attention Of our
en and to all DESTROYS f obtaining Of The
ceient collections of music now published Unpsrsatsi
and Ladies' Repository.
NorIcL -Teachers Choristers and all other persons
Interested in Music invited to call and examine the
work for themselves
OTIS, BRoADERs and Co, Publishers.
l20 Washington Street, Boston, 25I2w
M. VIM. EVANS celebrated Cainum,lo Tonic
u and Family Annrenl Pills for nisnnnaia Nerpa
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MARRIAGES.

In Underhi Sd inst by WIN. g. Hawkins Esq Mr. Prescott
N. II.
In Troy 18th Dec by A. Brown Esq George Linton of
ton L. Z. to Martha Strong of Newport.
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DEATHS

In Hadwick Dec 10, of putrid rash William Alfred son of
Alfred p. and Harriet w. Collier, aged years
days.
In Pcacham Nov a. Mrs Elz1beth COMFORT of David Currier
aged s4-ormerly of Bedford, Ms
In Burke, Dec H. Mrs Catherine, wife of Lucius Dcni,on,
Esq. and daughter of Elias Bemss Of Lyndon uged 49,
At Louisville (Ky Mrs. McLeun wife of Hon John Nc
Judge of tho United States Supreme Court Her remains were
taken to Cincinnati on the 9th instant for nterment
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
NIE the subscribers beng appointed by the honorable
w the probate courl for he district of Randolph CON
mssioners 10 receive examine and adjust al claims aud de-
nanos OF all persons against he estate Of b. F. Chambers
ain, Esq late Of BraInee said district. deceased rep
resented nsovent and also all claims and demands exnb
ned IN offset thereto; aud months the 3Oth day Of
October being allowed by said for that purpose do
therefore hereby give notice, that will attend to the bu-
sness OF our SAID appointments the dwelling house Of the
widow Sophrona Chamberlain in Brainree on the first
Mondays in Apul and January next ON o'clock A. NJ
until 4 O'Clock P. M on each Of SAID days.
J. X. PARISH, Commits
NOAH PAINE, ! sioncrs.
Braintree. Dec s. 1871 9l4
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PLINY NASH, I.lbeIanr,

r.,->., III Judcaiure next To be
FANNY l. NASH Libclee holden al Mionrpeiierw tn
in anu Tor the county Of Washington and State Of YER
mont on the SIXTH Tuesday after The fourth Tues.
dat # January, d l342
NOUR petii'ner Piny Nash Of Watt, bury in The co,,
oil Washington aforesaid, numbly complaining
shows UNI" This honorable court thai on The IOh day Of
Junr ieos at Danve IN the Gnunty Of Caled"ia he was
duly Joned IN marriage 10 Fanny LarkhAm then Of Dan.
vile IN The county "f Caledonia af rcssd by Rev John
Fhch then minister Of the gospel SAID Danvlc and mat
from me me o his said mlruags with the sad Fanny L.
uni nboa the first day Of Augusl 1887 he lived with the
SAID Fanny l. Except during occasional intervals Of her
a6sence) and that during al the time aforesaid he faith.
luly Pert"mtd all the duties enjoned b. the marriage
covenant.
Your petitioner frhcr complains that on or about the
hrsi day OF August d 1897 ain esai the said Fanny H.
without cause wlfuly deserted YOUR petitioner, and went
place. as your petitioner IS Informed and believes she has
ever since resided.
He therefore prays that bill If dvolce may be gantcd
MN, from The bonds uf matrimony existing between
him and the said Fanny L., and duty bound will
pray.
Dated a, Waterbury, the goth day of November A. d.
1871. PLINY NASH
II is hereby ordered that the above named Fanny L.
Nasn be notified of the tendency Of the above petition by
puhlcaan OF the substance thereof together with this or
Montpelier in The county Of Washington and State Of Yer
mont three weeks successive The last Of which be at
least SIX weeks before the sixth Tuesday acr oh
Tuesday Of January, 1912, which shall be deemed
s.hceh notice to her to appear and object TO the prayer
OF saldpeliIon being granted if she cause.
Dated at Montpelier this 22d day Of December ls4I,
IS ISAAC +. REDFIEI.D Judge Of Sup Court
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Connec,;eSS stevens Of this town was drowned in
found on MnS0eer on Sunday night last. lie was
pocke, PENIS; with bottle of Rum in his
"hig.
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UjNoce is her, BY given that The Washington County
Conf renee Of Churches will be holden n Panfcld the
ast "Wednesday and Thursday fihs month.
Dec l6 A. ROYCE, Scribe
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"A BANKERS Cough Syrup, a new and excel.
IN. lent article for Pulmonary complaints, fo sale
'y S. P. REDFIELD.
Montpelier, Dec. IS, ls4l. IS
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tCi@Delrgates from the south will be provided with
accommodations by applying at Anon Wilcox's store
loh te n'r'A ana east at Mr. Gordon's iee near the
cation Factory. Delegates to the Temperance convcntnt
On NE I'm viii apply al ihe same nIaces
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STATE OF VERMONT lIT is ordered by the Pr

STATE OF VERMONT, }lT is ordered by the Pro-
District Of Randolph, bate Court for The District
aforesaid that all persons Concerned be upufed appear
before said Court session thereof to be holden he
Probate Office in Randolph, the first Wednesda in jan
udty at 10 clock forenoon to show cause f"ny the
have, why the liberty and authority requested the fire.
going application should not be granted and thar for INIT
pose the sad application together with his order, be
published in the Vermont Waterman and Journal printed
Mt Montpelier, three weeks essvey my
be.
In witness whereof hereto my hant and the
H. seal ut said Court said Randolph, this first day
O December, A D 1871.
81 WILLIAM HEBARD. Judge.
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STATE CONVENTION OF THE
FIR LIE AlS OLE lElIIC AtEIAN

THE committee appointed by The Education Conycn-
lion assembled at Brandon the 9Th of JANUARY Is4l
hereby We notice 10 the friends Of education throughout
the state that Convention will be holden al Midi ebury
on 4hnrsdHv the l3A e January 1912, comm, ncng at
csoek NJ to hear the report Of the Committee and to
INTO Consideration the educational wants and interests
OF vermont They respectfully but urgently ask full and
THOMAS H. PALMER)
VIM. c. KIITRIDGDES
w. G. CLARKE, }Committee
T.. BRIGGS,
+. J. HALLOK
Dee T. 1911
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JOHN STAhkW EAIHtR'S ESTAIt
he snbscnbe,s having been appointed by The honora-
tie Probate Court, fol the Dlsuct &C " Hsln- ton
conn lssoRersi to receive examine, aud adJus
md demands OF all perso against The r.tatc Of iot
Starkwcaher late uf Mortified, said dstrcl decca
cd represented nsovcnt and the term Of six months
he 30'h day Of Nov 1871, allowed by said the
creditors OF sa ceased to exhibit and prove thc
pecrlve claims before us DO give nnlcc Tia, will
attend 10 the duties If appointment The dAciln!
house of Harvey w. Carpenter, Mortified said DIS
rc', the IL day If January and the 2Gh day # May
nex from O'Clock A, NJ. until o'clock T. NJ. IN each
ofsaid days.
AZEL SPALDINC, Commissions
JESSE AVtRILL, { ers.
Mortified Dec. 8 IN, A. ID lS4l 81
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LATEST FASHiCNS
osssssss s4tO
HENRY lSIIAM,

HENRY ISuAM,
Clioin Street, opposite the Brick Chuo.
LAS received from Boston the latest 'osN,eos
L gcntle,nen's dresses, and having thorough sm,
finished work men, will furnish his customers VIII
first rate work al short notice, and CHEAT FOR cAsn |
Dec. H. 1871 35i
MRS. JONES
XNTOULD inform hef lremd- and the public, tina
w she Is in readiness, at her house, 10 answer
calls for work in Millinery aud Drcss Making. Pat
ronaae gratefully received, and WORK we'll executed.
Village Ct Montpelier. Dec. Is, ls4l. 35'l
+ yum COPAL aud oHELLAC lor sale by
VI LANGDON g. WRIGHT.
Dec. &c, 1871. IS
BOY WANTED
TN Store by Lsngdon g. Wright, from IS to l6
L years OF age, ol active industrious habits, and
who can come well recommended To- honesty and
integrity oi character. None other need apply
Dee. 10Th, la4l. So
sNREoH DRUGS AND MEDICINES lor s4le
d by IS. P. REDFIELD,
Mn'pclrer, It Jan 1912. 50
.CUOuND PAjA IL aud pyr snH. Ior -a'e ~
" 5. p. REDFIELD.
Dee IS. 1871 s.
I AMP and LiNeEED OIL Tor so by
II S. P. REDFlELD.
l.r Jan, is42 81
GLASS, PUTTY aud GROUND WHITE
VI LEAD, for .elc ty S.P. REDFGELD.
Dc. %, 1871. 50
s4NNE Cut Smoking AMI Chewing Tohicco Suuh.
D. Ral-ins, Duu TapiAca. Sage. unpd Barley
Spices al ali knds, erOu'd or not, Cncmnis. Curon
WAGE, Cocoa, Chocolate, Fmc Salt, b and. aud
Wines al the very best qualify Tor medical uses
AMI other Spirits; black aud hue / k, Shaving
and Bar Soap; Star and Mo'as'es Tor ale BY
Jan. l. 1912. S p. REDFIELD.
DISSOLUTION
THE c"partnershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers under the firm Of French AMI Clark Is
this day by nut al consent dissolved. The mauds due
sad htm and owns 10y said firm are to be settled b. Chas
L. Clatk, 10 whom all domanls to be paid
DAVID FRENCH, 81
CHARLES l. CLARK
N u. The Tanning and Currler NJ Bnslne's 3. in all
b. anchts will be carried hereafter the old stand
Barre lower village, by me. CHAS l.. CLARK
Barre, Dec IS 1871 IS
MONROE, Dec II ls4l. Whereas my wife Nancy
1Nl has left my bed and hoard, and refuses live with
again. therefore this forbid all persons harborns
IS HARVEY TUCKER
FLOUR! FLOUR!
80 1900 a Ss' a.n e:s, F f%a ter
:s' ya ssi BY BTaaH %Spy lH 4 y
S-ssA :a1e - DON. Motpcher Dee ls4l
10 BALES BUFFALO ROBES.
TU II received al tho New Cash Store f sale
ducrd prices responding with he times; call and zee!
Dec LYNN and KING
FURs! FURs!! FURS!!!
| nIFFERENT kinds Of Furs for Cloak Trimmings boas
y Neck lies, Caps &c for sale very low. at
Dec. 8, al. LYMAN and KINGS
LYMAN & KING
Ii AVE this day wed assortment ofcoa
great variety oother gooscheap The cash
900 LBS live geese feathers for ale Al lie new cash
- store Dec9 LYMAN md KING
RANK OF orr No - COJTZTV
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hR. VIM. EVANS celebrated Cainum,lc Tonic
- and Family Aperienl Pills, for Dyspepsia, Nerve
Gus diseases, Prostitution OF Nervous and Vial Ener
~ Liver Complaints, and any Weakness and DE.
I,angemeni Of the Digestive Organs-ior sale at The
bookstore of L. P. Walton and Son. Montpelier
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PREM Hiss CUTLER > ESTATE.

PREM ISIS CUTLER > ESTATE.
TENHE subscribers having been appointed hy the Hon-
IL Orable obae Court for The District of ashlngtrn
commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all Claims
aud demands Of all persons agan, The estate VI Frens
Cutler late OF Montpelier, IL said district. deceased
rrprcsented psove', aud Of calender months
from the 25h DAY Of November sal i, allowed, by SAID
Count, the creditors of sald decreased tyib and
prove their respect CLANS brfre us-dn give &c,
mat will attend 10 the duties Of said appointment
AZ the dwelling house Of The widow Of said deccnscI m
Montpelier, said district the FIRST NJ cnday ,f Jtary
aud the first Monday Of May next, al O'clock force
uvon on each of sad DAYS.
STUART BROWN. )Comm.,-
JONATHAN p. MILLER, sionrrs.
Nov. 25' a. . ls4l 81
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10 ! HE HON THE PROBATE CoURTFoR tbs

DISTRICT OF RANDOLPH
THE undersigned, Administrator Of the estate Of Da
L vd Herrick, late of Brook6eld, deceased interstate,
respectfully represents that the said deceased, did in his
life Tine enter in writing, bearing date the
1t dav of Of April 1889 to and with John errlc OF sld
BroOkteld in and by which he bound and obligated himself
convey The said John Herick certain part Of lot
No 10 in said Brookfed upon The payment of the sun Of
fourteen hundred dollars by the said John Herck which
said at the deceaso of the said DAVID Her
rick, and still is, unexecuied.
Wherefore, the said administrator prays the said court
10 grant unit him authority deed said land to The said
John Herrck according to the terms of said contract
greeaby to the statute in such e provided.
Dated al Randolph this Isl day of Dec. A. d. lsil.
"a HORATIO SMITH, Administrator.
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HENRY DOUGLASS. sioner.
'OM MlsSlONEkS' NOTICE.

ME he sub scnbets beng appointed by the Hon tho
w Probate Court Tor The Ds,ric, of Bradford commits
sinners 10 receive examine aud adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all PERSONS agains the estate Of William Msr
late Of Bradford in said district, r,presened sove
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset ibsro
and six months from the tenth day of Deceobor Inc,
being allowed by said court for that purpose we do tbe
fore hereby give notice, that will attend the business
said appointment, at the dwelling house Of Iuldah
Mart n in Bradford on the second TUESDAYS Of ia,r
and May next from nine o'clock M TO -four ocoek NJ
each of said days
Dated at b. aGfiid, this tenth day Of December 1874
JOHN b. PICKETT, (,,ou,;ssio
NICHOLAS w. AVER. N0InTnIssOlets.
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NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUYE.


NE publishers Of he New Ycik Weekly Tribpn, en-
c""rdgcd by the generous patronage and hearty annro
V" WHICH mas oeen extended To their daily pnpc s,nce m
"oseuti and which has already rendered 1t he s.conJ
% l " Ct enaln IN The city, propose pub sh on and
ai'er the ish day "f Sept weekly edition ON sbe., r
mammoth SIZE excluding ali mater Of locnI -, ,", W
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ne Irloune-whctler in It's daily or weekly editon-
WIZ ne wha' lis M lmpnrtsan un nch NJ f
me peoples nights and int esls, in stern hos,y 10 The
errors OF superficial theorists The influence f uni mr. inn
perfect irg'slatn and The schemes soplstries If all
seh-sceklng demngogurs II will srrenuo,slv nIvoca,a
the P'o'ecion Of American Industry against the rrasn
ana 10 us bishng rolcy "f European Government, mi
me unequal conpe iuon they force upon us; il will adycn
'hn restoration of sound and uniform naoal cufrenrv
AUG urge discreet bu de ermned or nt.,r,i
Improvement The rciIenchment, wherever praccabl.
VI government expenditures and of Executive potronaoe
w' be zealously urged. In Short this paper viii GhG,v
maintain and earnestly advocate The princles and ,,e.
WeS "hlch The people app owed IN ceyolyne on Wing
statesmen the Conduct their government.
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congress wl be carefully de- the foreign and dom
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appear calcu'a ed 10 promote atty mani ain socn
ue eNehd the blessings ui education, or in any way sub
"c sfea Cause OF human progress - u!tm virtue
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PROBATE NOTICES.
SIDNEY wooDwAvts r.r,rl

-. 49, - ,HNo > rs 1 a ' T.
bic the Probate Comtior The District ii Warrington
commissioners 10 feceive, examine md ndius, ait ias
demands Il an oersons against the cs1a,a r ssa
Woodward late of Waterbury. IN SAID di,,,c, " ,'uuey
represenie ed insnvo and the term Il six tns,h
oh day Of November, 1851 mlovedby SAID ,,n no
editors of said d, censed exhibit and prove bc "
u,ve claims before usDn give M ide that we IN
tn"se - We duties OF our apHon'nieh, al tho dvslng
N sa,d District, the hud Tuesdays u January an
Macn' ~ one O'Clock afternoon, each Of ssiG days
Waterbury, November &c A d ls4i
VIM w. WELLS } Cop,r,i.
HENRY DOUGLASS s;onas
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LANES u. THORNDIKE.

(NURE FOR RHEUMATISM. DEANS RHEU.
~ MATlC PILLS remedy for this Com.
paint and its kindred diseases, Gnut, Numbness &C.
they have been extensively used in the United Cor
the last twenty years. and muludcs have been relieved
by them from the most d tessng attack of it, Person.
who have been afflicted with it for many years and others
10 walk without aid, have been fully restored by using
them.
For sale by the Druggists generally in New York AL.
bahy Toy, and throughout the Slate and New England
Also by he subscribers joint prop,ieors and sole agents
MAYNARD MOVES. wholesale Druggists,
ID BOson.
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(7Ndin SIett, opposite the BTlok ChlTo,,
HAS received from Boston the latest iosN,,
1 L gcntlemen's dresses, and having thorough s"d
finished work-msn. will furnish his customers viii
first rate work at short notice, and CHEAT FOR cAsh
Dec. II. 1871 80 !
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-03

their adhesion to John Tyler! How manV
were seduced by the Establishments of exc.
cutive favor from their fealty to princiDle4
How many were derelict at the late session 2
A mere handful-nay, not handful nu.
merical faction composed of thrse Virginia
impracticables, one Indiana Ofice.seekeT and
one Massachusetts lawyer. And since the
adjournment Of Congress, how many presses
sustain him! Some few in Massachusetts,
one or two in New York, one in Louisiana.
If we are to Judge Of the influence of his
organs elsewhere by that of the journal
which fights his battles here, we should be
forced to conclude that it is pitiably SMALL
We do not hesitate to say, and do defy proof,
to the contrary, that there are not 20-nOt 10
wings in this community, who entertain the
opinions daily upheld by his mouth piece in
New Orleans.
Trusted by neither party--abandOned by
bOth-surrounded and sustained by some half
a dozen, who from venal motives, or similar
mental calibre, are disposed to think with
him-is not Mr.. TvIer's petition melancholy
for one who but short time since was the
hOnOred chief Of great and victorious party?
For our own part, indignation at his conduct
almost melts into pity at this painful sPecta-
| Gle. If he have any of the original sympa-
ings, as he chews the bitter cud of reflection.
cannon be enViable. He must feel how iRO-
lated and deserted he stands-nOminaIly the
President Of a wide extended and populous
confederacy-but in reality an ingIOriOus,
forsaken and distrusted statesman whom
chance threw into power, and who is bereft
OF the kindly sympathies and confidence Of
all. He must perceive, too, the mischievOus
consequences of his policy, as developed in
recent events. He must know that but for
his vetoes, the party would have stood firm /;
that dismay and apathy would not have per-
vaded our ranks; that we would have won
trophies as brilliant as those of 1910; that
Vermont, the citadel of whiggery, would
not have been shaken; that Maine, captured
after so hard contest, would not so easily
have been Wrested from her Conquerors
that the party would not now been desPon-
ldent and fearful that the fruits of twelve
years struggle have already been snatched
from them. Yet for all this is John Tyler
accountable, and if the elements Of his for
mer principles vet remain, he must be prey
to unavailing regrets. and TO the gnawing Of
the worm that dies.-N o. Bee.