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DE A'NHS

this town. on 29th ult Mr. David Parsons in the 10Th
year his age Father Parsons born in Nowbuport Mass
November D. 7o7 When about - years old took up his
residence in this town, and remained an nabant of the
til called to the world OF spirits About the year 7g9 he sought
aud obtncd tho pardonng mercy of God and united
Methodist Episcopal Church. being member of the first class
that was formed in the which Church remained an
acceptable member until transferred the Church triumphant
In the death OF brother Parsons, the afflicted family have
kind and necton,te husband aud father, the Church worthy
member the town good citzen and the world honest
His funeral attended Friday lft. Sermon tie
sion from Luke 30 81. Printers il y. II, Mass. and Ohio,
who may copy will ''ntr favor on an afflicted family who
worthy OF tle kindness. j. O DOW.
In Salem, Mass, u very sullcnly, Mr. Jowe Hale,
Ia loaloIph, 4,hia, Miss Amanda Lille osed 40 yoprs
Ia Woodstock, March Is, Mrs. Mary Harvey, 81.
10 la'linson ?6h q! Capt VIM p Philips 2s-23d, sera,
Guy Catn, Esq 5j-2e.h, Mr. jasper Beatty, n.
IN Wiistou, March 81, MIR Thomas Kimbll G3.
In Lancaster ~ y Feb %, Mr. benjamin CLARK, 80 soldier
ofihC revolution, formerly of Wiamslown, VI.
Ia Danyilc, March 2h, Eliza, daughter of the late Joseph
Batcheldor, 4?2stlN Mr. Johu Bolton, 6s
Ia iJndon March TO- Eesey wife Of James Williams, ~
laus, 81
IL Peacham March o. SARAH wife of Nelson Durkeo, 90
Ia s. jqhnsbuty March y Mr. Abel Butler, 55a5h, widow
Ia CABOT, March 90, Patty, wife of Asa Column GO.
In Norwich March o. Nr Austin lIutchinon 3726th Miss
Ia oord, II. 18th ul, Simeon Bs,el, ESQ. a.
10 Morsown, March 26, james Little, soldier of the
luon in his e5th year His children grand children aud
" Ohio, Illinois und Michigan requested, &c
10 Yarmouth Mass 9Th nit Ebeneze Taylor revolutionary
soldier Seth, his vito Thankful, ~ They buried in
nWaIusord Alb u f LEONARD 81 of The black tongue
In Stow, Samuel Merrill 73-Ehu Town, 6l--l7h ult. Asa
Raymond, Esq. 70Feb 81 Ruth, wife Of Nathan Robinson
! il waterbury. M p.~id P~-o.or, 4e.
In funbdge, very suddenly, Saturday Feb 18th, Deacon
! Abjah Putnam, in the 75i year of his age.
In Duxbnr the Both March, of throat d5enper, Mr. Ed
In Sheridan, Cbaauque Co., n " March IT, Of cousumr
ton David s.Gk sqdunis Of the Unyer' Of w. j. l9il
aged SO. Printers IN Boston requested tu notice
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THE MURDER OF CoRLTss.

Young Corliss, a brief accent Of whose death
was given last week, was from Corn,h, VT, where
his mother now resides. We learn fiom the Pro-
tector, that this terrible affection bears heavily
upon her The New York Tribune Of the 29tl,
ut says
The examination before the Coroner has been
closed, the Jury, after a brief absence, returning
verdict that the deceased came TO his death by
wound from some person unknown Mr.. aud
Mr. Cotton were ihereupOn NJ once discharged.
Nolhing in the VolumniUus testimony that has
been taken in this protracted case tends to fix sus
plcOn OF guilt upon amy person, and tue affair re-
mains enveloped IN its original mystery. The fact
that man may be shot in the open street at only
u lew steps from the most crowed thoroughare in
the CITY, ut an hour when the streets are gener.
ally thronged and the murderer escape even a
suspicion Of having done the deed, is certainly
somewhat alarming What disclosures, time may
evolve remains 10 he seen: at present, however,
the whole niiair is in the darkest mystery and we
see no reason why il should not remain us long
as the circumstances attending the death of Mary
Rogers have been concealed from the public eve.
A preceding number Of the Tribune contained
this:
We are assured by those best acquainted with
the late Charles G.. Corliss, thut lie was not gam
ber by profession, did not allow gambling in his
Bowling Saloon, and had no control over or con-
nection with the Bowling Saloon overhead, per-
tanning to The Union Club, in which ladies' THE
wives aud other relatives Of members oi the Club
have been accustomed TO play between 10 and 2
O'Clock of the day. Ne had never spoken TO Col
ton before the night that the latter stuppei piss
tol at him, and he solennly assured his most nti-
nate friend, but two or three nights bslore his
death, that he had NOT or spoken to Mrs Cot
ten since The discovery Of his wiie's crimnallty
10y Cotton, and his own promise never to see her
mere. Those who now have possession Of Mrs
C0Hon's letter Ia Corss, assure that they album
dainty show that their mutual crime was entirely
suggested and urged on Ivy the woman. The stale.
munt that she gave $4,000 to Curliss is true hut
we are assured lhul he returned it OH discovery
and received no money from Cotton To leave the
city, though n heavy Gum was offered him. 81
much we state on what we deem good authority
IN modification OF statements previously ma,lo II
This paper.-- I'ribrMe.
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Foreign mportalions.- Tho Boston Mercantile

Foreign ImportaiiOns. Boston Mercantile
Journal remarks
The general pecuniary emharrnssmens Of the
times, act ms check 10 The extravaganza OF The
people OF this counlr, in the proluse consumption
of various articles of fashion aud luxury. The
prefec of The Seine, in his recent annual expose,
says that the exports OF Paris were essened by
twenty -four millions OF francs which evil he rs.
cribss TO TO the American financial crisis, and The
American Tariff"
Imports from England have been greatly les
sened the past year
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The Madisoninn contains notice from the Ma
Wy Department in relation 10 six swords prepared
in obedience TO various resolutions OF Congress,
aud intended 10 have been presented to officers OF
the Navy for gunntry and good conduct IN the
actions with the enemy in which they were re
.erJliveiy engaged, which have recently been
found in the Navy Department. The names of
the officers Ia whom these swords were "uted, and
the actions in which they distinguished themselves
are rs follows:
James Bliss, Midshipman, Luke Erie, Sepr.
TO- 1873.
Alexander Storet, do 10. 90.
Rogers Carter, Sailing M'str, Like Chsmplain.
Sep, II, 1914,
Thomas Greeyes, ir. Mdshipman, Capture BRUSH
Brig Epervier.
Richardson Price, do. do Reindeer.
Thos N Bonneville, de. do do.
AS these officers are not in service, mud per-
hRps not living, II o Department gives notice that
the swords will he delivered, upon the production
of satisfactory evidence to The nearest male reLti,t
OF each of the heroes.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS the Legsa,u Of The State &c Vermont
w at their last session in Montpelier in the year
hons and eight bundled aud lotywo assessed TAX Of
three cents per all the lands tpubc lands except
ed; in the town Of Wenock the county ci Nsscx N sad
Saie for tie purpose of making and repairing naJs and
build ny brdges,-hese to the ptopuelors and
landowners Of said of Wruock, that they may have
an opportunity to pay SAID tax labor any time IN The
months of June July next BY applying TO the subscb'
ers who ale appointed commute superLiend The ex-
pendlure oi said tax.
JOHN CARGTLL,
PHRELAND RIOS BROOKS COMMITTEE.
ELISHA WEBSTER,
Heplock March 10 lS4S
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BUSINESS REGISTER.

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNpAY, April 3, 1913.
lReported for the Daily Advertiser aud Pairiot.l
At Market 800 Beet Cattle, 800 Sheep and 1900 Swine 30
Beef Cattle unsod.
PEIcEs-Beef Cattle5ales quick, and last weeks prices
fully sustained. Extra ut 25 Fist quality "a IS S.
ond quaity4 Aa4 50i third quality, IS 25
Sheep-Seyenl lots sold from % to 20. few of
better quality 81 50.
swneloIs pedde generally sold for "a fer sows,
and 3Ac for LaTTOws fow lots or und l2 C. Old
BarTows l2 c. Al retail 4 TO 8 l-2c
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THE SELF INSTRUCTOR.

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MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

On Monday last was The third trial to eI,c five
members Of Congress. The results, SO far as re-
ceived, ure as folows:- Second district no cleo
ton-Whig gain l04o Third district Wing gain
us far as heard 222-probably election. Fifth
district, Hon. Charles Hudson, Hhig, is elected
SIKH district, 203 Wing gain-doubtful. Sew
enh district, 60 Wing gan--doub,fl,
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From the Boston Atlas.
BOSTON MARKET. APRIt. a

CORN EXCHANGE.--The demand for Four continues qnite
active and tho late advance price fully supported Large
sales Of Ohio nea 5000 b have been made during the
81 a. fvofte brands 7e per Dbl The stock of
Cenesee being unusually small for the is held IS IA
for brands.
WOOLDurn the week the sales Of fleece and pulled have
been a fair extent without much change in prices.
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ACENCY AR WASliNGTON.


EVOLUTIONARY PRNSiONERS.-No Notice TO
II widows of officers and soldiers of the Revolution
who pensloned under the act Of Congress Of July 4
1888.
By an act Of Congress passed March 81, ls43 those
widows of Officers aud soldiers of the Revolution who
ceiyed entitled receive pensions under tho act Of
July !, 1885, entitled to years addinonal pension,
from the 4h instant for such portion OF mat period as
they may survive. As will be necessary for applications
under tins new law 10 be made under declaration,
the undersigned respectfully offers his services proseeu
ung their clduIs before the epatLent. lie WI ptepaIe
aud forward the necessary forms and instructions for
cuuon, and when returned 10 him, present the CLAIM pro
and forward new pension ccrcat1, according TO
direction at the earliest possible moment The whole fee
the of the widow Of a soldier will be hive dollars
for wild Of oh Ger the line staff, ten dollars; TO be
10 wa ded application when certificate ma! oe OBJ.
tanned.
Tu widows who have already made application for the
benefit of pension under the Of July I, 1888, and
whose have been rejected Tor The reason that
they widows at the time the ac' passed and
where app cations have been rejected consequence oi
second marriage; and those widows whose claims were
disaloNed under ihe of July t. 1886, consequence
of not hay married I'll afe the of her hus-
bands military wee and 10 those who may nave become
widows the 7th OF July 1885 and were married be-
fore January l194 such widow, or her heirs, may hnd
to their interest commitments with the undhtsgnrd
who for III last eight years has devoted HIS entire time
aud attention The ol claims against the Gen
era Government aud before Congress the management
of claims before the Indian Department under the various
laws aud lreali's to Revolutionary, late war ana nav
pensions and ON long and ultimate acquaintance WIN
The transaction Of business with The officers o. W. Mi
menl feels assured OF beng able to give sauSse'' " w.
| who may .nhde business 10 his chaig' O,oy nj
Reference may be made TO VIM w. Se@Cn, NAM ,asSos
Washington; Col. J. Albert Chez OF me s,h.r re.
Engineers; 10 Richard s. Coke, Esq OF TO any ' "us
| spectable cItlzen Of Washington. Also 10 ii'
PTcniss, Montpeller W. Ill
All cOmmunie ''ions mus be p %L ,RRe%aANpER RAY.
Agency Office next door to the Pc so" Oi"'e' 81
in ton, M arch a.
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MARRIAGES.

In this village By Rev Ir Dow, Seth Austin, Esq of Brad
foid, to Hiss Minerva Angel.
la MdlcscN nh ut Mr. Sylvester Daniels Miss Sophia
lIodon
In Berlin 3lth ut AR ilorato Nye Miss Caroline Bailey.
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PERLEY a. DEARBORN,S FSTATE.

PEKLEN \. d EA X BO M EST 4 tt.
he subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
| Probate Court for the District oil Randolph, Com
missoners receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands ofa persons against tho estate ofPerey Dear
born late oChesea in SAID Ds CT deceased represented
insolyent and the OF six months from the LIST day Of
March instant, being allowed by sd the creditors Of
said deceased exhb&Provo their respective claims before
u.s. do give notice. that will attend the duties of
appointment at the dwelling house Of c. B.odgeu, Che
ca, in said district, the hrs Mondays Of May and
July next nine cock, 20 enoon, each Of SAID days,
JOHN w. SMITH, Sr,;..;,..
LEMENT BACON, O'"''"SS'o"e'S'
Chelsea, March l6 A. ID. 1913, o.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT YER
MONT UISTRICT
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
JOSEPH w THOMPSON of Berlin, for his discharge and GER
tifcate bankrupt the office of Samuel Prentlss IN Mont
pcer in said District Tuesday, the lh day of July, A. D.
ls43, at ~ A. NJ
WILLIAM F. SPEAR Of Brantree for his discharge and Ger
fcat bankrupt, the office OF Samuel Prentss IN ont
peier ia district Tuesday the lth day Of July 1873
at 10 NJ.
CALVIN CADY Roxbury for his discharge and certificate
bankrupt the office Of Samuel Pentiss 10 Montpelier in SAID
district TUESDAY the lth Of July oi3 ut III NJ
HARVEY NEW on of Washington for his discharge and GER
hcate bankrupt the office Of Samuel Ptens in Mont
pee in said district Tuesday the lth day Of July 1873
at 10 4 NJ.
GEORGE HOLDEN of Middesex for his discharge and
thcate bankrupt the office Of Samuel Prentss, in Mont
peler, in said district Tuesday the llh day Of july D.
! lS43 at 10 A. NJ.
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ASSIGNEE;S SALE.

hoS Y n
DY virtue OF certain orders and DEGREES IN Bankruptcy
ID o. the Dis riot Court of the United STATES
for the District Of Vermont, yesting me the several
rights oi the Banhrups therein set iUrhi will sell at
auction, TO the gies bidder at the o T. and r.
Ainsworth, in V;liiamsiuwn Saturday the 18th day
Of April instant At O'Clock NJ certain chooses
ton certain articles Of personal estate, aud half Of pew
n the Congregational Meeting House in said Williams
town, being assets Of jonathan Far, Jr
will aso sell as above, the thnd day Of May next,
at one o'clock p. NJ. the tavern Of - Boutwell,, IN
Chefs all the right title and interest Of John Tyler Hale
in certain real estate, certain articles of personal estate,
and also certain chooses action set forth HI schedule
from No No. 1884 inclusive bengasseis Of said Hale,
a Bankrupt J. ~. PARISH, Assignee
April ist 1913 03 in Bankruptcy for Or Co.
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From the Now-York Tribune.
ARkET, MoNpAV, April 3.

"
FLOUR AND MEAL--The demand is fair, although not
large there disposition among holders advance Cen
to g. IL 2 and Ohio aud Michigan TO IS.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
The returns received show small Wing gain.
Result doubtful.
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100 CORDS OF DRY WOOD

WANTED immediately IN payment for papers
w counts, by l.. 7. w ALTON and SUNS.
hprl lSi3 OS
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STATE OF VERMONT, lIn Probate Cout holden
Washington District, Sat Montpelier, within and
for said district on The 3Olh dsy Of March 4 1898
ERANKLtN A. WRIGHT, administrator on the es-
L tate Of Jos. w. Elddge, late of Warren, n SAID
district deceased makes application TO sad court to eAltn'
the time heretofore allowed him pay the debts Que from
said and settle his administration account uhi some
future dayWh"rrupon is ordered by SAID co1,l ua Il,u
application be heard al the obae office in Montpelier,
on the 10 day OF April 1913, and II IS further ORDER
ed that notice hereof given to the creditors Oh sau e.
tale and to all Others concerned b. phoSh"s ~ uo
s,.nc a ,pnIcation and orders thereon, IN the Ner-
mont Watchman and Journal printed at Montpelier, At
least three weeks sucoessyey bere NE Tine aforesaid
ann ,inted for the hearing Of said application
F BY the Court,
o. Attest Ii MAN bhioTS' hes'stsr'
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DAVID BUTTONS ESTATE.

>TIE subscribers, ha wing boen appointed by the Hon,
1 ,he Ptobl'e Court for the District nf Washington,
commissioners 10 receive EXAMINE and adjust all claims
and demands OF n p'rs"ns against the esa Of DAVID
Dutton, late Of Waterbury, sad District deceased
presented nsnven and thu Of months from the
9Th day # March, 1873 allowed by said Court To the
credors of said deceased To exhibit and prove their re-
spectiVr claims before us-Do give notice, thai will
attend In the duties of appointment al II dwelling
house Of the widow Velera Duuon, in Waterbury aiore
d. said District, the Tuesday of June and Sep
lembcT Is ID al clock afternoon each Of said days
Waterbury. April Ia, A. d 1913.
HENRY +. JAMES, Commits
MM w. WELLS SINNERS
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90 aue., Ds NV LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.


STATE OF VkkMONl Il In Probate Court holden
D,snct Of Washington, SIS I at Montpelier, in said
district on The "a h day OF March, A 1873.
INIDEON GOODSPEED, administrator on the estate
" Of Samuel Goodspeed, late of Wouen SAID dist tct
deceased, ma kes application said court writing,
license sell the whole Of the real Of sad docoas-
ed, lying and being IN Warren aforesaid money
TO pay he debts of sad deceased and expenses Of settle
men Of said es ate the personal estate the eoi being
sufficient TO pay said drbs and charges and the
appearing necessnyW hereupon, is ordered that sand
Application he Ieoned 10 session Of said cour, TO be
holden al the probate Office said Montpelier ihe l5i
day Of Apr,, s49 for hearing and decision and all
concerned be notified thereof by publication of the SUBJ
stance OF said application and of the orders thereon three
weeks successfully in the srmonl Waterman aud Jour
nal pnled Montpelier, all of which 10 be before said
lime Of hearing and decision, that aty may appear and
the statute requires.
Sy the Court,
OF Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register,
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t
TIME land 10 the of Goshen the
l. Of Addison are hereby notified hat the Com nJtee
appoiE ell superiend the expenditure Of the Land Tax
gran ed upur lands Of town. by Of the Leg
is azure oil the Stl'e cf Vermont passed IN November
1911, and the in amendment thereof passed Noyem-
Der 1912 will their respective taxes in Labor, in
the months Of June and July next, upon application to
either Of the committee
FRANCIS BROWN, Com, to superIntend
EZRA WAsHBURN, JR, the expenditure Of
JOSIAH Fl. DART Goshen Land Tax.
Dated at Goshen Addison Co, March 18th, 1873 8
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NDTICE.

TNHlS ceriifes that have this day ienquished to my
1 son, Ora A. Bliss the naming lime ni his minority
and he is heie hy discharged from all liabilities
minor and may have full hboty aud transact bust
ness for himself shall not hereafter claim hts nss
nor be responsible for debts contracted by him.
JOSHUA BLISS. %.
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CASH r FOR WOOL,
By JOSEPH w. HOWEo.f
Feb. l6 1915 6wls-96
FEBRUARY, 1913.
CROCK cry
GOSHEN LAND "a

YMAN and KING have received a large assortment
Il Of New tyes and PatteIns-yeiy cheap.
Al4s large assortment g. Glass W are.
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Montpelier, April 4, 1913.

n IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office at
Montpelier, VI March 3st 1913. IFPersons calling Tor
following letters will please ecooct and say that they