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MARRIED..

In North Troy, on the 18Th inst, by Rev Mo-
ses Pattee, Mr.. Henry +. Kirk and Miss HELEN
StebJms, all of Troy.
n 1lprri Jown, on the 1Ith inst, by the Hon.
Oro CaGy E.q Mr. Layfret:e Sorer, Of St. Johns
bury, and Mis- Phsbe P, Wup, O. DauviIie.
In St. John>bury, on the ll,h inst 10y Rev W.
b. Bond Mr.. K. 7. AbJee, OF Chrlcn'he. Ohio,
and Miss Helen 6. woods, Of ST Johus5uTy.
n Li-bon, On tie 2s,h ut, by F. B. Elkius,
Esq, Mr. James J Yong, Of Woodbury., Vt, aud
Miss Alvlra Dexter, of Barnet, Vt.
In Montpelier, on the 4th inst, by Rev. Eli
Rallu. Mr.. Fred. McCrlis and Miss Sophia
Laird Bulh Of M4r-Afe.I.
In Albany, on the 9Th inst, by Rev.J. Sargent,
/ Simeon Hidden E-q, Of Crafrsbury, and Mrs. X.
&. Locke, ofthe former pace.
Ii Derby, On the AIN inst, by Rev. L. Kinney,
Mr. Horace b. Garfield and Miss Ellen a. Robin
| son, both Of Stauste4d, c E.
l.. Waterford, Oh The goth ult., b. Rev. F. War
rifer Mr.. Jamcs RoLb, Of Racine, \. y, aud
5!fzs Mercy y. WhippIe, Of Sutton.
( In Montpelier on the 18th inst, by Rev. II. P
Cushing, Mr. Hiram F. Hubbard Of Rochester
1 Vt, and Miss Adelaide 4. &c Collym Of Moutpe.
lier
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IsoTTERTES.

= fuE Lotteries q >smucI Swsn < 70. are char
d terai uy TEE State 81 0eofgla, and have sworn
efsfifli sst0uers npps'tntcd 90 sHperiuteHd their
drawing, ana certify that eNrrN thing connected
Nitl8 TIE ss5g5e il apae u strictly honorable man
aer. They cagr 20 the patiic a fair opportunity
iay Invest lrng Tie Interests q parties al Dis.
fHncc being - vel pFss ectea ~ thunFh thew were
pfc-sul- Tie mafn.Sers wuuid respectfully call
attention % fhe fsrt That al persons bave lcgsl
FEhf fn send orders iar tickets 20 Georgia as the
batteries e Samuel Seau & 90 ave aufbottErd
by the Legislature Of has Stale. lottery will
be .rHua every SATURDAY Throughout the yesr. all
af.lafs rcceiyel hctuE Hfled ia the drawing next
On take pisge af1ef tie same CoTRrs % hand. Ac-
gugtsus g. the scheme el3e iickct IN eeerv 'ra
'auai drsw pHge. Tickets $40; halvrs, 50.
f4sfter. S So. NatiCkets sent anless the mon
ev accompanies tte orsrr. TIE drawings are
uHan The retHcIple &C ore naIalar on each ticket,
7tfj are 90 sinnle that ro}#e ceu ai 90 w irrsiand
tEem. There Is no combination &c anmlers 10
fnv.tfy fAsHaNer P-iges vsrv iftn sac 20 $50,
neni every prize being 6Tsau, and result, OF d.aw-
ing 6FaHHiad o. Hll ra.ch tsers.
u9- 4 lsst ol The sumbeFs lbsi ere 3m1a fron
hs wheel v5sh the ntnruHt that each PRICE T. en-
'jtle3 be-. VIII De publtsAeS aher every drawing;
.n tta 81 ting rs Fers 3-- New Dl'eans Della,
Mobile Rte5Esr. Crer.s fou Nla|ra' Nashville
G1sfrf Afa,uth if,fiessts, SaraaaHA NtrS
and New Yark Week r ~ Bo.t Write your
b. srrss phtalv. and direct TO s. SWAN & Co,
dEgftsi1, Gre-s ia
fr'Ee, ral3 81 fu'l I'm percentage deducted
from rrgrs as tn other lotteries
al romtnuuIe sJ0us strictly confidential. iSyi
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Nntice.

The quarterly meeting of the Orleans
Co., Natural and Civil History Society
viii be held at Academy Hall in Coven.
Try on Tuesday the 9th March, at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
The exercises will be as follows
Forenoon report Of committees. At
o'clock P. NJ, the Society viii listen to
an address by a gentleman engaged by
the President, after which will be the
Town reports.
GEO. A. HINMAN, !Sec'H.
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e. The woman who has been arrest
81 in Fisl,k;n Ny for shockinq crnel-
- f. an ornhan GIRL whom Size took TO
hiring nm kent \ school in that viIlaoe
Tho ch;ldisa Portuquase Nv birth about
- r.srs old r.rv nre,.v and tells j
straightforward story, One mode Of
turturina her was to make her hold hot
poker in her hand until completely
burned IN blister and after doinr 81
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fr At South Hanover, Pa, a few
days since, As woTkmen were removing
some obstruction from a furnace which
was in fuil bla-i, the hot metal sudderl,
burst Out, and i've of the men we're liter
ally showeIed with torrents Of liquid fire.
-Four Of them were burned to death 10 the
most shocking manner, and the fifth was
badly injured
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EN Probate Court holden ~ lfasbur-h, within
b and Tor sad district. this l7tii day d Feb
ruagy. 4 y. 1865.
ia BRYANT. Ezecaior Of the isst VIII and Tes-
lament Of Ceorgc bryant Hte Of ifaabaFsh, 10
said district daeei.r,i, presents his aiIaasisITa-
ti0H account fer seIt.eme,t:
Wbefcup0u it is ordered that the sans be res
ferred 10 the itli day oi N+Fsh neg 80 ilir pro
bale Office DO s,sia ln5sbufRi lof exHHfiHaion aHd
allowance; md fiHt al co eerlled he mortified
hereof by Tie puhlirEg on % lists pg,ifr u tie Or
ieaus independent Standard, payer lsrin 81
at lrssbur.sii iires weeks sHcce-.lselg - sfa8
o. fnay be, 'hat fhFy uiay afafaF. nud st s-sid
tine ana piaes. ftliey esfse, n jet thereto.
sa3 81. CAKFEAtEk, Jsags.
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Lord Cowlev. the British Ambassador.

Loru OoNiey, the BRITISH Ambassador,
was on a visit 10 London, and rumor was
busy as TO the object in view. One re-
port was, that he would not return to his
Office at the Imperial Court.
La Presss made its temperance on
the 4th, after its Two months suspension.
SPAIN.
\ Royal decree declares that the am
nesties to political and other offenders,
on the occasion of the birth of the Prince
Of Asturia, is to be extended to the
Spanish Colonies.
The address in reply to the Queens
speech had been voted.
BELGIUM.
The Belgium Chamber OF Representa-
tives had adopted, without discussion, a
bill prolonging, for three years, the law
of 1885, regulating the policy concerning
foreigners.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
/ Times says: 1t appears certain that in
consequence of obsery ations addressed to
the Sandman Cabinet by the English
and French governments, the note which
was to have been addressed to the Nea-
/ politan government has been withdrawn.
The trial of the parties arrested fol
the attempted revolution in Naples last
June, was commenced at Palermo on the
. 29th of January. Two hundred and
eighty-six prisoners appeared in court
some of whom, it is said, presented de
plorable appearance.
The correspondent of the Daily Ne'1
says some of them appeared more hk'
beasts than men pale. dried up, SILVER
ing, and shrinking from the cold, anC
scarcely able to walk Upright, from tn
effects Of cold and hunger. Their allow
ance is not three half pence per day.
The owners of the newspaper Ragion
of Turin, who were arrested and brougil
to trial for an offensive article in regar
to the attempt on Napoleon's life were ac
quilted.
t a slight shock of an earthquake is re
ported to have been felt at Parma.
RUSSIA.
The St. Petersburgh correspondent c
- lie Nord SAYS that the Emperor a
exander, adding example to precept, ha
: resolved to emancipate the whole Of hi
>ert> on his private domains, at the sam
! time securing 10 them al. the advantage
granted to the servants Of private ind
vlduals. He also gives up to them gr,
tuitously. all the buildings, with their d,
q Tendencies, in which the peasants resid
e A dispatch from St. Petersburgh say
d that in consequence of the important at
: vantages gained over the Circassian
Schamyl has resolved upon subnittin
Il to the Russians.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
RIFFS GUILDS ESTATE.

TIE subscribers, having been appointed by the
i hon. Probate Cour tor she District Of Ofleaa-,
CoInHii- siDAerS, 80 receive, examine ami adjust
al Chains AMI aeinaIes o. Hl pefsuIs against iiir
esiHt. OF Eufu- Guild, bfe 81 Coventry, la sail
district decet-eti represented iu-oiveii. and the
term Of 8 ~ JIihS lOsu he l2fh day "i Uhruafy,
i-5s being aIlov Ell hY aud court 10 ile creditor.
u sand deceased. % exhibit nud prove their re.
spectlve claims before u-:
Give Notice, that We 81 % attend 10 the duties
Of CTR appointment az lHe dar cling house OF
wido~ Polly Guiid in Coventry, Boo said die net
on fle second v "Wednesday ~ march and august
next, ~ oue O'clock, 10 lHe afternoon, on each
ct said dave
hsSRY i; Frost o5a.n,issioners.
CnueutLN EaIl.t...L..- I.i.LL- A u Ihna. kma
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MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market.
CoRREcrEp WEEKLY PROM rnK n. f. FArn

JOARECTED WthhI'N FNuM TIE n. r, FAHMEh
WEDNESDAY, Feb. II, 1855
At market So Cattle, 100 Reeve, and III
stores, consisting Of Working oxen, Cows and
Calves. yearlings. TWO and Three yc.r> old
prlces-Alarket beei-Extn 81 .0oae 90; lst
quality, s5oQa' ,e8; 2iqaaiity, Sb.6OaC ,UU; 81
quality, So ou5,25 ordinary, Ss,5UauOO.
Working Uxclt-S90alT5.
Cows and Iulve~- Ss5uGO.
Yearing>-SlTaIs,
Two \ ears Old--S22a25
Three Years Ola-s-7aS0
Sheep and lambs-2150 al market. BY lot 81 :
T5tS.1J Ex-ra. S3.5o45,O0
SwiHe-5.6c perl
liides-UJ5C per 10.
Tallow-6aOc per ID,
Fr.t~-SU, s5aS 90 each.
Calf Skui,-Qal0 cts per 10.
Veal Calves Sales al S0,00a00 90.
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The Musical Convention.

Pursuantto previous notice the Orleans
Co. Musical Society held its semi annual
meeting ut Barton, commencing on We'd
ne>day last week. AT ten o'clock the
meeting was called TO order by the Pres
ident, NJ. Mansfield Esq, and on motion
was adjourned until o'clock, at which
time the musical exercises were opened,
conducted by Prof. Moses Cheney W hose
services had been secured for the occa-
sion. Singing was continued through
the afternoon and evening with short
recess at half past five.
On Thursday the convention was open
ed at half past ten by singing Old Hun
dred, and the forenoon was occupied by
variety of musical exercises in which
Prof. Cheney displayed his usual abili-
ty and capability of bringing out the
powers of those under his charge. At
three o'clock the Society was again call
ed to order and proceeded TO procure
members. The following were added to
the Society each subscribing sums varying
1 from 50jts. to two dollars:
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AN INnUNAN HUsBAND.-A cores
pendent of the St. John q. B. Morning
Ns,ss, writing from Armstrong; Brook,
says that a brute named Mclean, a res
dent Of Heron Island, during enc of the
coolest Ulowy days Of this winter, drove
his sick wife Ga delicate little woman
of her bed and out Of doors. swearing
that he would kill her with the axe he
had in lis hand if she refused to CO.
Her son, & boy of sixteen, was absent at
school at the time, but Immediately on
arriving home and hearing the circum-
stance, he sat out in pursuit of his moth
er. and found her within quarter Of a
mile OF l'OnAe a frigid corpse. She had
attempted to cross On the ice to the main,
hut her strength was unequal to the task,
and thus she persisted. Mclean has
been arrested, and lodged injail to await
trial.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
LANES GORUAMS ESTATE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by
/ Hon. Probate court Tor tle district OF Orleans
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and a.Ju-5
u claims aud demand, OF hli prIsun-, against the
estate ~ james tioriam a.e OF Coventry .u said
district, dcce ,sed, represented insolgent eli the
term OF Xix months iIom tie 18Th day o! .nuary
1855, being allowed By said Cyuri, - tire creai-
tors Of said deceased, TO exhibit and pioys their
respective Chains before Us;
CIV. Notice that We viii attend 20 The duties
Of our npp"in'nent 1T the dwelling house OF
widow emperaEce Gnrhau, IN Coventry, lu sai'i
district on the thira Tuesday in June next, at
one U'c 'Ock. ia tie afternoon, said Jay.
IRA BONNrON. C-.......
JOHN ALEX AMBER.
Coventry, feaIu4ry lOlh, A. d. 1855. sw3
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e. The editor of the Charleston Cou-
rier received a mess of fine ripe straw
berries on Thursday last. They were
grown in the open air near that y, and
afford another proof of the inildness of the
season.
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ELNIRA, Feb. II. A fire broke out
in Wafer street, in this place, at , o'clock
this morning, and before it could be sub
dued twelve stores were destroyed.
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I'HE Sfnrg sIiH 81 ti4ls IgsiiiHitG.i go con
/ gnenes "a NedBesl Share 81. SAD cou'
IInu. eirten weekr. Competent ieaeiiefs Hiu
be employed ID ali tie Departments,
ISAAC A. PARKER, PrsacipaL
Cover. VT, Feb 8. 1855. T@a
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TNsPORTANTTO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared By Cornelius L. C.seseman, H. D.
Nel1 York City.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills
are the result of long and extensive practice
They are mild in their operation and certain in
correcting all irregularities, Painful Menstrual
tons, removing all distractions, whether from
eJ4 or OTHERWISE .e. lacLe, P,..- = tie a-ie, pal-
p;tation o7he heart. disturbed s-eep, wA.ol. arises
from interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED. LADIES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they
will bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Ladies who have been disappointed in the use of
other Pills, can place the utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent
TO do
NOTICE.
They should rot be used in Pregnancy, as q
Miscarriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vege- able, and free from any
Tin IL ;urous to life or health. Explicit direc-
tons, which should be read, accompanying each
box Price 81 Sent by rail on enclosing 81 ID
Dr.. Cor:NElIUs L. CHEEsEMAN. box 4.52l, Post
Office, New York City. Sold by one Druggist ii
every town in the United States.
L. B. nUTCHINGS,
General Agent Tor The United States,
I65 Chambers s. New York,
To lrboua Ill IJaolesrls orders Should be addressed
EEDDIEG s. Co, Wholesale Agent Tor boston
Sold by L. ". NYE, Irrsbutgh.
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q Capt. Charles Timer Of Rockland,
while hailing his vessel from a wharf in
Portland on Tuesday evening, was beset
by six or eight men, was made 10 inhale
ch,oroform, and was robbed of watch
worth SI1j.
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= PECIAL NOTICES.
Oxygenated Bittsrs.

~NAeNA D
r-Read the following letter From Caleb Par
kpr, 20 Of Coaco'd. y. H., a man honored ana
esteemed bv all who know h;m:-
Geptlemea,-Wih no disposition to make nv
my uame conspicuous, ! take the opportunity to
state to the afl cled the benefit have derived
from the use Of Dr.. Green's Orgseaafed Biters,
aud to recommend them 10 others. For two years
have been troubled with indigestion and its at
teurdnl evils. such as fatuleucy, constipation,
severe attacks OF diarrhoea, accompanied with
water brl,h at the stomach which reduced me
in flesh, strength ard spirits, so low that was
nearly untitled for BUSINESS. applied to several
physicians from whom obtained only Temporal
ry relief. concluded, with the advice o friends
but without tie lvas. faith in their efficacy, to
try the Oxygeuated Bittsrs, from the use of
which found immediate relief, having no re
turn of waer-brtsh after taking the first portion.
My weight has increased some thirty five pounds,
and my health is perfect. l can truly say that l
consider the Oxygenated Btters the best tonic
extaut. have recommended them 10 several,
who have invariably found great benefit from
their use. Yours respectfully,
CALEB PARKER.
SETH W. FowLE & Co, I38 Washington St,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents eve
rYwhere.
AGENTS.--R W. NYE, Irasburgh; KIM
BALL K CUMMINGS. Coventry; 7. c. BUTLER
Derby Line; Nm .IosLYN, Barton; S S. BLtNcu
ARD, Glover; SABIN SCorr, Lowell; Don C. A
RICHARDSON, No, Craftsbury; HoyEY & SMITH
! Albany.
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4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NATHANIEL FRENCu'S ESTATE
fgNHE su',,.riber> h1vjtg been appointed by the
i Hon Probate Court ur tie District % Or
leans Commissioners, 10 receive, eXaluue nuI
adjust all claims and demands oi 40 persons,
against ,he estate Of Nathaniel Freiacs, Hte Oh
Glover. in said District. deceased, represented
insuIvziit, and the term ufeix months from lie
2l,t day of larUary, lt5s. belug lowed by said
court 10 the creditors o. -aid deceased, 20 exhibit
and prove their respective clg.as before us.
Give No, ce, that we will attend TO BE duties
Of ,fIr ap, eminent sc the dwelling house Of Pol
IN French. Ia Glover. in sand district, 90 The 18th
day Of July lex, At o'clock IN The forenoon, Of
said day.
CYRUS REMIS. c....
JAMES SiMDNDS,
Clover, january y, A. b. Is5s. 9w3
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FRANCE.

Letters from Paris enter at length into
the details of the new penal law, the pro-
visions of which were received by the
Baltic.
1t is said that the city of Paris was
about to raise a loan for a sum equal to
four millions sterling.
The Moniteur publishes decree, in
vesting Prince jerome, uncle ofthe EN-
peror, with the right of attending the
meeting of the Council of State, and pre-
siding over the same, in absence of the
Emperor.
Private accounts from Paris mention
several failures, in consequence of the
suspension of NJ. Oder.
1t is thought the stringency Of the new
penal law would undergo material modi-
hcations before its final enactment, owing
to the opposition Of the Emperor to Sc
we're or repressive measures. The law,
as proposed, encountered strenuous OPP
position in the Council of State, and only
passed that body BY a majority Of four.
The latest addresses from the Army
we're marked with less hostile spirit 50
Tar as England is concerned.
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& g Mt S w ant G d.

100 Young and middle aged men are
4 w wanted TO travel MS agents, which
will receive for their serv ces 40 dollars per mouth
aud expenses paid, or an agent csu ENGAGE III
the business jor himself upon "a capital o from S
10 II dollar, and make from to 10 dollars pr
day-for indeed some Of our agents now engaged
IN the business are making twice that sum. Tor
part icuarS address GODDARD < Co, Wurces-
ter Mass, aud enclose postage stamp. sw4
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Aud - much Of sajd land will be sold q, pubHc
suction AT the Vernon, House. 80 called, IA said
Brighton on the l7ih dnv OF March. Isas, at 10
ociock 4, NJ us shah he 3us,ite to discharge
said Taxes with costs uu.css prgviaBslv ps'i.
:, COMING. firsl Constable
Dated at Brighton, the Sd day Of FebtaHFy
1865. TVS
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e. Rer. J. Underwood of Hardwick,
was dismissed by an ecclesiastical coun-
Gil from his pastoral charge over the
Congregatioal church and society in that
place, on the I'd inst.
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C. c ?. R. R. R.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a ~. persons who have subscribed Cor Stock
4 in the Connecticut sHd rls~uinnsic Rivers
Railroad Company o. condition THAT assessments
should not le called Tor ofguer than once IN iiue-
" dnys or once in thrre nauths are hereby not-
hed tHt lee following nautS are laid, via.
leo dollars on each share, payable ON the lrst
day 81 iaruarv next, ard ten dollars on each shore
every succeeding three months thereafter until
the whole shall amount 10 one hundred dollars on
each share
Payment, may he made at the Treasures or
nee ia ios'on, or 80 TIE following places, vizi
Tie prnpe~ Bank. Bank 81 ur eaus hank Of
Rrldf,r1 RauE Of Lyndon Pa<sumpsic Bank. or
TO b, Cleveland. AGENT. At Coventry, VI.
BY order Of the Directors.
Nj, LOWERING. 7reaswer.
Boston, Mass. Oct. t6 1867. 4Ff
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Farm wanted-

FENlIE subSc rller vi hes 10 purchase a Farm
n wl1h good buildings, sufficient to Keep !rlu
Is 10 20 head otcHfile. 4 farm on or within e
few miles Of a railroad would he preferred ANY
Who wish to disuose ct their farms VIII find tur-
chaser by writing to F. Goddard. FeIronyiHe
Mass giving full description OF their farms mae
terms. EFT
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Jesse Cooper, d. W. Blanchard,
J. T. Sartle, Thomas Varney,
c. W. Dewey, Selden Foss,
D. Baldwin, A. A Earle.
S. G. Bliss, NJ. Mansfield,
I. c. Cobb, Charles Parker,
j. z. Dwinnell, Mark Nutter,
Ellis A. Cobb, j. S. Woodman,
J. Fl. Kellam, VIM. Persons,
Henry Somers, John G. Hall,
B. Hancock, f. D. Hopkins.
Asa Patten, j. II. Beckw.ih,
W. A. Grow, John Guild,
VIM. Twombly, Thomas Baker,
Henry Cutler, F. Merriam,
n. ". Davis, Edward Barnard,
L. P. McDuffie, A. c. West,
B. D, Clarke, Charles Cutler.
The following Ladies subscribed their
names as honorary members
c. J. Barnard, NJ. A. Grow,
4. B. Chandler, NJ. J. Gould,
S. A. Beckwith. Ellen NJ. Bean,
N. J. T. Blanchard.F. W. Smith,
Jane F. Walworth,C F. Robinson,
D. L. kimhall, II. A. Woodman,
S. R. Merriam, NJ P. Woodman,
Jane s. Page, p. B. French,
Mary Knight. Adlie Fletcher,
F. NJ. Dvinrell, E. p D-way,
L. r. Nve, L. N. Smith,
IT. P. Severance, Sophia P. Skinner,
Viola Rpwpll, NJ. Robinson,
J. P Baldwin, J. A. Pierce,
NJ. II. Daley, H. H. Brown,
Sarah 4. Grow, c. G. Robinson,
Sarah A. Smell, H. NJ. Clarke,
Emily Skinner. L. NJ. Pearsons,
Ada Dwinnen, L. T. Parker,
Mira Bliss. Z. II. Baker.
Emily T. Lewis.
The subscriptions to the Society
amounted to $500. Addresses were
made by Mes>r7. Mansfield, Sartle, Coo
per. Delano of Hardwick, and by Rev.
E. D. Hopkins and J. II. Beckwith.
The convention was a decided success.
and all present not only were pleased
but seemed satisfied that good to the
cause would result from it.
The Society holds its next (annual)
meeting at Albany in June next.
J. II. KELLAA1. .Secretqrv.
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TT. S. Southworth G. Co.,

Have now on hand and offer sr sale a, their
store E Barton Village, large assortment Of
W. l. GOODS { GROCERIES.
Consisting in part as follows. via
IN Chests Of Young Tyson Tea extra aavsr,
Or Chests Young Tyson, Fine,
On Chests Extra oions,
050n ns. Ola Government Java Rio sud s..
IN b0ls. Sugar, various grades and qualities,
On Rons. cavendi'A Tobacco.
Ok no.es do. KniekerbOcker, very superior
no psse. do, Sheep.
cnO Boxes ground Spices,
On Boxes Pearl Starch,
30 Boxes Cream Tartar,
so Boxes and 5 Casks s'r'F''o''
IInn Whole and half Boxes Rai'ia',
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STATE OF VERMONT

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Coventry. February i5'u. 4 u, 1865.