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FOR SALE

I'd al , Vhf HOUSE on 23d street. ben een
r.ssn lhmrLoV ements, including kitchen rtse'
,,an va,ns' water closets, Ne, Italian mar,
Rsudsb ana se nohse; court Yard of IS fesf in
y nousts on tue seuth side Of the siresl Ea as
'f'' r" VfsE u SONS,
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FROM IHE PLAiNs.--We learn from the Leriag-
ton Erpress, oil the 18th, that an express had
reached that place from the company Of Blu lard ooke
Independence this SO ason.
They had crossed the Arkansas, and were encainped
lor tue hlgnt south OF the sand hills the Sc mil one
when one of those dreadful snow
which are common on the plains, up so alarm
Cd Their cattle that many of them broke through the
guard. and made their escape. ~
some twenty head made their escape, and three mules
persisted in the storm Being thus weakened in I, cir
teams the company were compelled to 10 the Ar
kansas where they have very good grass rushss &c
for their stock. ~
1t was their intention, however IL the weather CON
unucd far, 10 move on TO Bents Fort 100 miles with
sli the goods possible, and inter there By doing co.
they will be enabled 10 reach ssne Fe early in tha
spring 81. Lcwis Rep, Dec. a. -
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! Nv YORK HERALD.
!, sOoN BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
I! ation---Torty Thousand.

ALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-s7
i-rasablo in Advance.
iHEkAL D~Every Saturdsy-Price ca cents
Ii15< rents per annum-payable in advance.
.sfFuR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet dav
Wis poi copy-$3 90 per annum, payable III ad
.eEMENTS at the usual prices--slways cash
I G fall kinds executed with beauty and dea.
sIyf Recommendations, by mail, addressed TO the
", n1pst be post paid, or the postage will be de-
f.hefuhscijptOn money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
EE Proprietor ofthe
| NEw YORK HERALD EsrABLIsHMENr,
jrtb West conner Of Fulton aud Nassau sire cts.
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NU FORTE INSTRUCTION. ~ :
Tx. +. CASTLE &EDWIN McCORKrtf
tihe latter from the Royal Academy of Ms III. IL
nv Val, VIII give lessons on the Piano f,rts
or that Of their pupils, upon ysrv nod ~,
De made known by applying az aboys rate
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LADIES and Gentlemen, at 367 Broadway. Won
an m the rure shee fIndia Ru bier Over SHOES
est TO the smallest, and cheap as you eau those
and light French Boots; aIso great Assortment ~
Is and chidfen's boots and shoes, eoua;lv ebesp'
way. corner 0i franklin street ds imsreT'
PEAKS OVER SHOES, 100 BROADWAY
t L,ADlES AND GENTLEMEN's OVER
|liic India kubber, perfectly feribIe in The cold
+ for sale bv the case or single pair by
bkDWER & BROOKA
Sole Agents Tor 0oodyear's hlanufactsr;es
100 Broadway, opposite Trinity Church
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NEW LACES AND EMBROIDERlES.
Just Receiued far the Holidays
POlNT BRuXkLLES EACES AND FLOTJNCEs of
l. every width. VI
MECHLIN do do H.
VaLENCiENNEs LHcEs AND GpGJnGsSo
,LAHE DRESSES OF BRUXELIE POiNr AND
M h,LN-One dress the most magnifcenr over made
AHES OF the newest designs and most beautiful work
REFRTtAiEEdL ppgiNT CAPEs, COLLARS, CUFFS,
nmECHLiN AND yALENC!ENNEs do do do
Do do do do BisESsEs.
DO do do do COLLARs AND
AND FROCKS.
DO CAPS HANDKERCHIEFs,& &c.
az s A,ra DREssEs-a suitable for HOLIDAY PRE-
SENTS-at very low prices, by
JAMES BECK CO., $50 Broadway
Nb.-SHAWLS and CLOAKS at very reduce I'd prices.
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BRALEN'S EONEECIION FAVCI
BAKERY AND SALOON

10 CANAL STREET
VyHlS old established aud favorc mar uf Glory and .no
OF all the delicacies coming within the range of Hrst
class Confectionery Fancy Bakery Ice Cream aud lie.
Ire shnent saloon Is this supplied prof
sion with s the requisites Of perfect set ou Every
variety Of Creams Jees Pyramids Bla4 Mage Charlotte
DE Russe and all other descriptions
Iars and Cakes, aud Fancy Pastry ia all their vare
Preserved Fruits aud Oysters Of the first aay in
any form, supplied to vsiter ut the saloon
Families, Parties Balls &c &c LADIES' will find this saloon
one Of the most quiet and best supplied the CITY and be
LOCATION extremely convenient whilst on bus ness
Inc supply OF toys this the most We
varied and well selected to be found in the city
NOVELTIES FOR THE WALL ROOM
DETER ROBERTS, respectfully soiicts insn.c,;nr =,
his splendid stock Of Goods adapted for the presea
SOM many Of which, owing to the reduction ia the tariff
will be found cheaper tn have here been offered
superb NeapOlitan lace fionted Ores ies at 81
Iambourcd nounced Dresses th, from Sc tn SIl
New style tune fronted tamboured dresses So
Double founced tambour Dresses 81 Q a SI4,
Fine needle work Dresses at S. lily sold at So
Lace Dresses OF the newes, and approved styles from
few fine rv cred lawn hds trimmed with rich re
gency lace az and -, the cheaI ever offered
French embroidered Chemisettes with collars at Is 49,
worth Sc so. " 80
pico edge Collars, at 81, usual pric ., 15oaI73
Extra rich do: 81 SO, usual pric'i l15a223
10 so, worth and Sc. ~
large variety of Thread Lace and trimmed
Capes, Collars, &c, suitable for holiday presents.
oil im~Tn y73 Broadway.
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BOUQUETs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

bOUQUEIS FUK THE HOLIDAYS.
'hE sOBSCHlBERS take pleasure 70 inform the public
ha tney nave d ing the erected two large
addinon. forcing houses Harlem which will enable them
70 execute all orders they be favored with Bouquets
dulng NE gay season They have also purchased the
STOCK OF OF The largest
Of New York enable them to hi all their orders for Ney
morning Our may that thew will
vious year w ' '''
LEFT their orders for LIST thai they will be first
and every succeeding order in rotation received.
dH lw*rrc DUNLAP X THOMSON, 635 broadway
NUNNS & FISCHERZ
GUILD call the attention Of their and the public
'. al their Mandatory and Wareroonh. 10 Greenwich
street, to examine their rano Fores They
are the moat fashionable and newest pate rms
t28 lm&rh ~ ~ s".'"e"''
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MRS. ZEGLIO.
No. GT DIVISION STREET,

NO. 67 DIVISION STREET.
Il open large assortment of Paris millinery.
=, NC: She will offer for inspection a choice
\ Fall goods, compnsing silks, satins plain and
vets, Sc., Gc., which being selected with good
latest arrivals, is well worthy the attention Of
aud miliiners from the country, wanting msteri
Fnsi would md II their interest to call befor
: ne stock Is fresh, the style the latest: whic
[.Nu w on rchsohanic fcrms l26 lmA re
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..E DULLAk HATS-Tne undcrsigned has
1nhed an assortment OF I" Beautiful Nntria flats
fvlll ssl at tho above price. These bats will re-
shape and lustre as long as any S. Hat sold
KOBERTSON, 80 Fulton street,
between William and Gold
be undersigned does not pretend to offer the
is I" best" he sells at 50 so.
ROBERTSON
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,-pD,,oHT UNIVERSITY.

nv, literary Festival of this institution was heiu
o.pur,;rcton on Wednesday of last week FROM
~,endcd and interesting notices gwen OF II Ill
.ho darlington Journals we cannot doubt the OK
a-c;ses were highly edifying. We find among those
who delivered addresses before the several ooc'e-
De-, Edward Beecher d. D. of Boston, Hon.
Ioooh Collamer. H. Vose Esq. Of Maine, and
pm from Mr.. ]. H. Hopkins Jun, all spoken Of
bv the Journals as highly interesting periorman
ces.
The honorary degree OLA. NJ. was conferred Oh
pov " r Pierson: Rev II. l.. Stark, Burning
ton. Leonard Marsh, do; Carlos Baxter uo
Asb,el Peck. do; Dewitt Clinton Clark 40. L.
A stausburv. do; Ezekiel P. Walton Or. Mont
,,.,;er. Farrand f Merrill, do. Augustus T. hun
ton, Chelsea; Silas II. Douglas Lecturer III '"'
University of Michigan.
The Degree of d, d. was conferred upon he''
Jobu A. Hicks, Rutland. aud Rev, Charles ak
or Pittsford
The Degree of L. L. D. was conferred upon
James Dean, of Burlington
Tho Degree of A d. was conferred on twenty
s,,r Young gentlemen, members ofthe graduating
class.
We are happy to find that two gentlemen oil the
Trcss have received Honorary Degrees ana We
doubt not they are quite rs worldly conferred as
tlose which have been bestowed by our lterar!
institutions for years past
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C The great preremire medicine =
Though UTight's Indian, TeeitGbie Pills
have achieved triumph upon triumph. ia The
cure Of obstinate cases oil disease. even after
they had been entirely given up, and after all
other remedies had failed, yet their power Of
prevention may be justly esteemed their
growing glory! Storms, it is said, purify
the air. but storms do mischief also, and are
so far an evil. Were it within human power
10 maintain the electrical equitit77.r, between
the earth and air, there would be no &C.
casion for storms, Tor the air would always
be pure.
So Of the human body. II kept free from
morbid humors. the action is regular and
healthy. Bnt if those humors ARE allowed 10
accumulate, crises, or, in other words, a
storm, will arise, which is always more or
less dangerous.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS are equally well calculated 10 pre-
rent the storm. or 40 allay il when it c3ales.
Beware Of Counterfeits Of all kinds Some are
coated with sugar, others are made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine The
safest course is, purchase of thes regular agents
only, one more Of whom may bel found in every
village and town in the State.
New England Office and general depot, l9s
| fremont Street Boston.
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GREAT FIRE AT NASHUA. The machine
shop OF the Nashua Mechanics, and Manu-
&C turers, Association was burnt 10 the ground
on Saturday morning. The fire was dis
cove red about hall past two O'Clock, and had
made such Roadway as, M;Iha scarcity
OF water, 10 make it impossible 10 save the
building. Considerable stock, &C., was saved.
The losses, as near as can be hastily calcu-
lated, and the insurance, are as follows -
The building with lis engine and fixtures
was built at a cost of about $9500-insured
$1,000 al Hartford.
WHICH is BEsTl-We yesterday stated
That File Factory has just been started al
Sing Sing which would give employment TO
from % 10 100 men and children, This is a
orancn oil business new 10 this country. The
question we wish some free trade gentleman
answer is thisi Is it not better 10 afford
employment 10 this number of persons hero
man 10 have The work done in ENGLAND =
Eceuing Journal
Thomas II. Benton recently declared at q
temperance meeting in ST. Louis. thai he
has been tetotaler ever since he was sew
enteen years OF age.
Philanthorpist
If Mr.. Benton said so. he was corned al the
time, or he intended TO tell a-rery large
story,
A Quick RrTosT.-When Mr.. WILDER.
iorce was candidate for Hull, bis sister, an
amla6le ard witty young lady, offered the
compliment OF a new gown TO each of the
wives OF the ireemen who voted for her broth
er, on which she was saluted with the cry Of
MISS WiIberforce for ever when she pleas
antly observed. 4 thank you, gentlemen; but
! cannot agree with you. for really do no,
wish TO be Mics Wiberiorce FOR EvEsr
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.

From its having almost always baffled The
most skillful medical treatment, has very
Justly been termed the 'Opprobrium of Phy-
slams :; and. until within few years, beeu
generally considered incWable, although
many medical men Of the highest standing,
among whom we may mention Loennec and
his friend Baylc-boIh distinguished authors,
admit that this much dreaded disease nlay
be cured, even in lis advanced Stages, when
the lungs are not completely disorganized-
The remedy which we now offer, Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. for the cure Of this
disease, not only emanates from regular
Physician, but has also been well tested in all
complaints for which it is recommended. 1t
is not by intention, therefore, either to cloak
it in mystery, or in any deceive The public by
overraling lis virtues on the contrary. shall
simply endeavor 10 give a brief statement OF
lis useiulldess; and flatier myself that lis sur
passing efficacy will enable me TO furnish
such proofs OF lis virtues as will satisfy the
mosi.increduIous that Consumption may and
CAN BE CURED if this medicine be re-
stored 10 in time.
The genuine signed l. BUTTS on ;he
wrapper.
w. P, Russell agent for Middlebury.
For sale also by agents in all the principal
villages in Vermont.
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WooL.-The clip this season throughout
The country is much superior. both in quail
ity and cleanliness. ID what it has been before,
and it is, on these accounts alone, worth two
or three cents pound more than last year 5
prices.
This improvement is probably owing. in
great measure, to the efforts made by the dea-
lers last year, and particularly those engaged
in exporting, to induce the farmers aud coulry
merchants to use more care and system in
washing, asserting and putting up
This superior cleanliness is also attributed IN
part 10 the cool and moist weather of last Spr-
ing. which il is said lessened the perspiration
of The sheep.-I.ast year there was much COM
plant, particularly by worsied manufacturers,
about the tenderness ofthe wool, the fibres of
which broke readily in the middle. This was
attributed to poor or insufficient food during
part OF the winter, at which time the fLres
had attained half their length. Whatever
The reason was, it does no, operate now, and
the cOmh:ug woods are remarkably handsome
and strong.-JOurRdL Of Commerce.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-JuLY &c.
MONDAY, August .. 1917

MONDAY, August ,, 1917.
At Market, $40 Beet Cattle, Including l5O
head OF store cattle,) 10 Jokes working oxen
81 Cows and Calves, 1910 Sheep and Lambs
and us Swine.
PRIcEs-BEEF CArTLE-Extra, 81; first
quality, 1913; second and third qualities,
from SIS 6,25.
WORKING OxEN-Sales made at S73, $50
and S94.
Cows AND CALvss-Dull. Sales noticed
at sic, 81. %. 30 and $3.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-All sold before they
arrived at market. Old sheep from2,l7 a3,-
25, and Lambs, LIS 3.
SwINE-Only one nall lot oil 60 new ones
at market. the rest were left over from last
week, say from 5 l-S l-2c at " holesale,
N. B.-The Beef and Sheep markets were
very brisk, and all sold at the above price.
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WRITING ACADEMY.

We would refer our readers to Mr.. Montraviiie
,-.;so,oent of & Writing Academy which was
Au' 10 onened at Mr.. Seymour's School Room
The specimens of writing exhibited to US by .n i,
Inv .,l,., we're executed with good degree OF
Ed yiu and taste He wields the pen admirably, and
FAN ' '.,n;,ies to obtain correct hand writing
a. 0pr ,err dav occur those who wish to improve
10 no' ..oect had better embrace the present OPP
,.nrtuntv.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I

U -
Re il remembered, that at Probate Court heid
at MiddIeburv in and for the District OF AddlSon'
on the 22d dav of July A, ID. ls41,
Abel p Skff named Executor IN an M
nurnorting to be the last will and testament Oh
Pun POLLY p. SKIFF,
late of Bridport in said District deceased presents
the said instrument for probate: 1t Is therefore or
dered that said instrument be consdere@ oy rs
So hold At the office of the Register of this Court,
in in said MiddIebury on Thursday. the 18th day Oh
and that notice thereof be given 10 I'll persons M
tercsed, that they may appear and max o rti a U
9 allowance Of said will BY publishing certified rifle
" newspaper printed at said Mddlebury three
weeks successfully previous 70 tne lime Vi saiu
Court. 1L.u D;s,
A true copy Of record,
Attest, Jed. s. Bushnell, Register
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aggILIgGTGG
FEMALE SEMINARY.

This Institution, now in flourishing condition
will be opened for the reception ofpupls the com
ing wear with greatly increased facilities Tor III
structions, on Wednesday, Sept LIST.
1t is the design of the Trustees and the Pm
cipal of the Seminary to render this Institution
inferior to none, while they will attempt TO make
it superior to most others for thorough practical
and finished education for young Ladies, render
ing them competent TO discharge, with ability ana
honor, the severe and varied duties which the eX-
egcncics of our country demand at their hands
The course of study prescribed in this lnstitu-
ton and the means of instruction adopted are
thought TO he peculiarly appropriately adapt
cd to accomplish this desirable end
With due regard TO the comfort and happiness
ofthe pupils, greater and a far higher regard Is
had to their proper physical moral and intelectu-
acknowledgements. While we would not wish young
ladies seeking place of education to forget the
advantages of this place for health and pleasure
vet we would not invite them here for these alone
We offer them far more enduring and substan-
tial acquisition-moral discipline and intellectual
conquest
The Principal is assisted by several teachers
well qualified for the departments assigned them
who reside i'll the Institution and ever ready to
render such assistance to the pupils as they may
from time to time require. Ample philosophical
chemical and astronomical apparatus for illustra-
ton and experiment. is at the command of the
Principal and Lectures in the several departments
of science will be delivered during the year.
Tuition for a quarter Of Il weeks
Preparatory Class $3.50
Junior. Middle and Senior Glasses $3.50
Drawing $500
Painting in Oil and Water Colors 5000
French Language $500
Music, with instrument $1,000
Board, with fuel and lights probably $500
3.TNo charge made for tuition less than one
quarter, cases of protracted sickness excepted.
For further particulars see catalogue and circu-
ar, which may be had of the Principal.
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UNION oFrnr PAcrrIc AND THE ArLArr

UNION oFTHE PACIFIC AND THE ATLATIC.
y new company for uniting the two oceans
by the Ike ofNicaragua is perhaps on the eve
Of being definitely constituted in Belgium.
The Belgium Charge DIES Affairs has rece-
utly left Guatemala for Belgium, bearing a
PROJECT OF agreement, in virtue of which, if il
is approved, the Belgium government will Ut
dcrtake the opening Of 4 road decentralization
by the navigation Of the Motaeua as far as
Gualan, and railway as far as Guatemala,
which will commence to be opened at both
extremilies at the same time, and, when con.
cluded, i peage ColD will be recovered fol
the indemnification of the capital viii i NAV
be invested, which, as has been calculated
will not be less than two millions OF 90 liars,
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LIBERTY PARTY SENATORS. J. w. HALE
of Brandon, WILLIAM MARSH Of Shrewsbury,
and SAMUEL w. BoARDMAN of Cas,leton,
the candidates for Rutland county.
We learn that George Graves and Dea.
Barney of Rutland, and David E. Nicholson
of Wallingford. are appointed Committee
foi Rutland county for the yeai ensuing.
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Mrxlco. The latest advices from the sea.
of war give assurance Of stirring events. We
may now expect 10 hear that General Scott
has advanced upon the capital and that as
bloody battle las been fought. But the
occupation Of the capital will not result IN
peace. There may be patched up tretty
with the general government, But the states
scperaieIy will not recognise it, A coalition
has already been formed in expectation Oflhe
Gall Of the capital.
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STATE OF VERNON em6ered that
District of Addison 'a.e Gour'
held at Mikdlebury in 'Auuisoh'
on the 29h day Of July -
Hiram Smith administered me estate oil
ABNER WlLCCN.
ofRr;1,orti in said district deceaset, presents
To- Characterization account for allowance. at The
e ,S Of this Court to be held at the office of the
Register Of this Court in MiddleIury in said Dis
trict. on Thursday the 18th day OF August next,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, and lnat ho nc.
tbereofbe given to all persons interested. that
they may appear and make their o9lectl2ns, II any
they may have to the cony of this this order
ne Horthern Galaxy-anewspaper printedat said
Widdlebury-threc weeks successfully previous
~ '''- Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy ofrecord. n.u ,.r;,,.,
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Addison Co. Grammar Sch col

The Trustees have The pleasure OF giving
notice that
MIR. DANIEL A. BOWIE, A. B.
has been engaged as Preceptor; and that he
is TO take the Superintendence OF the AcaG-
emv the ensuing year. The reputation,
which Mr.. Bowe has acquired the last year,
in elevating this institution. is a sufficient
guarantee Of his qualifications, 10 all.who pro-
pose 10 fit for College, CT TO pursue English
studies only. e., Nv
The Fall Term will commence on We'd
nesdav. The 25th Of August. and continue II
weeks. Tuition will be as follows;
For Common English Branches.--.S, 300.
Languages and higher English
Branches. ...4o'
T, A. MERRILL, Register,
Middlebury, July 9th, 1ei7. 13:3w.
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A Native American Ticket for State
officers was nominated at Danville, on the
9th ut., as follows: for Governor, r. c.
BENTON, of Lunenburgh-for Lieut. Gov
ernor, DANIEL p. TnoMPsoN of Montpe-
lier-for Treasurer, Gro. NYE of lras-
burgh. Mr.. Benton has declined, decfar-
ing himself for Gov. Eaton. We under
stand that Judge Thompson refused lib
erty to use his name he being in favor OF
Mr.. Dillingham;. Judge Nye probable
follows suit-we say probably, because
we have no authority to speak for him.
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LADIES SCHOOL.
NEWTON ACADEMY,

THE Fall Term of this institution will CON-
mencn on Monday, August I'D under the ill.,
struction of P H. SANFORD, A. B., as Principal,
and Miss II. A PERRY, teacher of Music
From the success and general satisfaction that
have attended the instruction in both departments
during the past year, We confidently recommend
the Institution to the public as worthy of its pat
ronage, and hope and trust that it will receive its
due share. There is connected with he institn-
ton both Philosophical and ChemicalAPpa
luS, sufficiently extensive to illustrate the most
important principles in those branches OF study
Board can be obtained in respectable families on
reasonable terms.
In bchalfof the Trustees.
E. BUSH, Clerk.
Shoreham, July 81, 1917. Ai4
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MARRIED.

In Bridpori, May 81, by Rev. Dana Lamb,
Henry n. Soace Esq. and Miss Eliza A.
Doty, all of Bridporl.
In Shoreham, July 20, by Rev. K. Haven,
Mr.. Abram Merritt and Miss Mary Clair.