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Married.

In wslpole, H., Mar. l. Mr. FREDERIC WATKINS
and Miss MARY Y. BALL, both Of Walpole
In Walpoe, N. Feb %, Mr.. LEwIS ADAMS Of
isngdon, and Miss SARAH JANE MARSH of wslpoe.
In Townsheud. Feb. 2s BY Rev IT. Fletcher, Mr.. ESQ
a WHITE and Miss THANKFUL H. ALLEN both OF
Wardsboro
In iraftnn. Mar. 7, By Rev R, Emerson. Mr. JAMES b.
PETTlNGILL and Miss CELIA A. BURGESS both of
Grafton.
In caveudish, Mar Q, by Rev r. W Harlow. cHAs H.
RAY, and MARY z. BUswELL both OF Mount Holly.
In Londonderry Feb - at the residence Of the BRIDES
ssep father @ Robinson Esq by Rev O. Pier, Mr. ORA
= ABBOTT Of Boston, and Miss MARY e. SHERWIN Of
Londonderry.
In Westminster West, Mar 7, by Rev. A. Stevens, Mr.
WIN TUTHlLL and Miss FRANCES doRHAM both Of
Westmi nster West.
ALSO, Mar. 8, BY the sane, Mr. OTIS BUXTON and
Miss MARY RANNEY, both Of Westminster West
At the residence of the bride Mar IL by Rev NJ Swain
8. w. STUART and Miss MARY FARMER, both of Graf
on
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Estate of Regal Il. Fisher.
STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court sor
rrsrRIcT NrsrzfSsIERs ! said District
70 may concern: 8kzRfxo
yror are hereby notified that Eriy A. Fisher guardian
i OF CARRIE ". FISHER and WARREN 3. FISHER
heirs Of loysl Fisher 0rakon, In snid tpesirt
deceased died her application Ia writing ses1ur forth
wilt BE- conducive the intsrsxt Of sd
I'll Of her said psrds has applied
for renss sell the aud that said Court viii d.
eide upon sid pcafon special thereof 10
be held the probate cee Townzhend IN district
z4sh Dag Of March, 1876, when xnd wher< you can
be heard Ia he prsmses II yea shall SEE cause.
G. B. EDDY, ReG'r-
March s, 1866. lo-H
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On the Death of Annie.
DEDICATED NO axa PARENTS
Why. oh why, fond parents weeping
Ger the grave Of her you loved,
Why those tears sadly flowing
Annie, safe In Heaven above.
We know your hearts are fet with mourning
That your affection You deeply feel
But look dear parents unto Jesus,
He can all your sorrows heal.
Deaths Angel came he took your treasure
And g-ntly bore 1t to the skies,
He left the csskst--bus the Jewel,
Safe In the ssviours arms IL les
She passed from earth in youths bright morning
So gently she Is laid to rest,
GOLDEN crown her brow adorning
Your Annie numbered with the blest.
She d sleeping sweetly now
'Sesbh the turf her hodys laid,
No more pain nor sngaish knows
slumhering with the silent dead
She has early gone to rest,
Hers 1t was early doom,
The Saviour summons her away
he called thy loving Annie home.
Then weep not. parents. sisters brother
Sweetly she passed from earth away
Transrlsnted now, this earthly flower
Blooms 10 one Eternal Day.
When few more days numbered
When lfeis scenes With you are DER
You'll meet your loved Annie In Heaven,
Never to be parted more.
IN. s. Urrox
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COpartnership
d II ROBBINS and F. W. MARSH, have formed q
l. Coparfnership. under the and Grm Of Robb ms
Marsh as general dealers In Hardware Iren ST. ei,
Flour, Grain Groceries Paints Oils &c the for
merry occupied By Robbins s. Barton
ROBBINS & MARSH.
Chester, January, LIST, 1865. 2H
joel A. Harweed's Estate
STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court In
pIsrRIcr WESTMINSTER aud for said district
TO all persons interested In the eatateo JOEL A. HAIR
WOOD late of Brookline, 10 said district deceased
GREEffSa.
XoU hereby notified that Erastns Whitney, Executor
ofths last viii and Testament Of said decreased, has
ed his application setting forth that there will have TO be
raised from the Real Estate OF said deeeaed 81 500 &c.
be aseerained from the real estate Of said
deceased pay the debts against said estate and has a
piled for license to sell the and that said Court will
decide said applo ten st special sesson of said
Court be held At the probate oce In Townshend. IN
said distres the oath day Of March, 1885, when and
vhas you be heard Ia the prsmses you sha 50
Q. b. EDDY, Regr
1912,
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Well Done WaIpole.

The Union party of Walpole, N. H.,
met their ancient enemy on Tuesday and
routed them as usual, horse foot and
dragons" giving 81 majority for the
Union State ticket, being within four votes
of last years majority, notwithstanding
quite number of their voters were alb.
sent There were seven Union men just
opposite this place who had the Vermont
notion of staying away. One of them,
however, was sick or be wovld have been
present. The vote for Moderator stood
DC fnlln.rs
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Ocal Matters.
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Boy Wanted.

btu boy of steady habits wanted
(Ilre as MI apprentice to the Print
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY, MAR Is. 1855.
AMOUNT or LIVE srocE MARxEr.
Cattle. Sheep 4 La nhs. swine.
This week GAL 46f2 90
Last week 1911 kll3
One year ago. 1879 1880 -.
Prices Of Market BeefFxtra slS 90 "a IA 90 first quail
ity sl2 90 e Sl2 50 second quality $40 506 Sill so
third quality 50 90 q $40 20.
Prices of store cattieworking Oxen, v pair-sl00
al $3.50.
Mich Cows and calves-ss5, s45, SO a 500
Yearlings 500 q E00 two years Old S35 "a S45; three
years old $50 a SO
Prices Of Sheep and lambs In lots IS 90, rs so. a
IS IS each extra So co. 80 % 80 90 @ So 50 81 9S5
extra q 90 ~ n live weight
Hides q SIC. " H. Talow a &c. ~ m
Psts 81 70 q 80 Is each Calf Skins 20 e % y fs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. there was not 50 many cattle in
market last week., the market dull and sales
The quality good this week and few extra cattle sold
at Sl4 50 cwt but good beef sold at 13c. while
other grades went at II to lie. A whols marked
changes in quotations be reported There less
sheep In market the last week and than quality being good
prices we're Hrm at to Sc.
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MAFrfAEes d
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length.
In this village, March q Of phoid fever RoLLIN A.
j. HENRI youngest of Mr.. Frank Henry aged 20
years
In Brdgewater Feb. Is, MARY f. daughter of Lu Their
snd Amanda Freeman, aged Is years.
In Perknsvils Mar l. Of congestion of the lung Mrs
POLLY CIRCUIT, aged 7s years.
In Windsor. Mar. 8, GEORGE W. DUDLEY, aged A
years,
In Rockingham, Mar. s, Miss SARAH W. pIvoLL, aged
As years.
In Cambriagpport, Feb 20, of consumptisn Miss MARY
KELLER aged 30. All would say hers the death
Of the Righteous Let my last end be like hrs
In Camhridgeport Feb 49, OF cute inhamma ton of The
bowels, ANNIE NJ. daughter Of r. W and o. " perhsm
aged years and months.
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IDIe.d.-.

Marriages and Deaths inserted rREg Obituaries includ
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length.
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SOMETHING NEwIN ANoLD PLACE.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R.R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

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LEAF BURLINGTON.
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Leave Burlington at 40l A. II, SIS A. -. so
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Montreal and R0uscs' Point.
Night Express leaves Below Falls 40 l.. p. "
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. 10
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Bidders will be required 10 state the amount for which
they will furnish ali materials aud complete the build
log AeeordIpg the plans and specineAton and In all
respects ready for occupation They are requested to
name the tine In which they will engage to complete
the work.
II upon examination Of the plans and specifications It
should appear that notifications can be made tending
to the cost Of the building without impArng Its
strength durability, bidders are invited TO suggest
such notifications and TO state the amount for which
they will complete the building " such notifications
adopted that IT, they bid according 10 the plans
and specifications and also according TO such modiheA-
tons Is they may think proper TO suggest
Such notifications must not involve any change In
the Dimensions Of the building In the particular ar
TanEemsnt Of rooms shown on the plans.
Zach bid must DO accompanied by good aud Sunieent
EuATAntors approved BY An oneer Of the ooysTnment
EnoWn 10 this Department, that the bidder will II his
offer accepted into contract 10 perform the work
according 20 his bd and the Department reserves the
right % reject any A the bids the interest Of the
0''''nm'A' nay THoRsroE A. JENKINS,
lp2a.MwsV ohisf d puIsAa VI Esvgaiioa.