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Corn Exchargrhe receipts since yesterday have been 9sI
Flour 1858 bush Oats bush shorts.
The demand Tor Flour continues moderate and market dul
superhne At 81 Is 81 rs common extras at
- 10 90 meium extras a 50 20 fo 49, aud good aud
Including fayoe st. Louis brands sll SO bb
been demand with sales Of SouhHrn yell
low CSC 81 per bush, old Western mixed at Csc e.
quality. Oats been selling 90 CSC per lush for Nor
and Csnadsi and bec for Prince Edward Island Rye
shorts so ISL Fine Feed at $50 SBi and Md
diugs Al $50 a. $50 per
Provtons- b selling At e23 for primer eai So for
bbl Tor clear sash Beef ranges from
si1 t26 per bb r Western. Lari 10 70 20 n bbls and
tieross aud smoked Hams n D. &c per TO- cash. Butter
ranges % c and cheese 70 100 perb, A. to quality.
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WATCHEs AND JEwELRY
p FIVE CHANCES FOR 81.
EwELRY AT LOW PRICES

100000 Watches, CHAINS, Loekets, Rings, Bracelets
sets of iewery gold pens, &c. Nc.
To be dsposed " ~ dollar each without regard to
value not to be paid for ua You know what you TO
receive
100 Gold hsntns case watches. each $50 10 l25
go Silver Watches each go 70 IS
40 900 Gold Peus and silver Case, each s TO s
10 600 Ladies' Jewelry, (assorted) each to 20
large assortment ofiewelry Of every description
for ladies' and gems wear vayiug 10 value from SO TO
s25 each. The method dsposing Of these goods At
one dol At each Ia A. follows
Certificates naming article ar It's price are placed
in sealed envelopes aud well mixed, OF which will be
sent by mail TO any address receipt OF price. One
certificate Is Five for 81. Their are no baaks.
You get the value Of your money Circulars with
particulars free Address A. j. HARPER & co.
2l9 Broadway, Y. Box 62l9 p o. New York.
$685.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored 10 health In few
by very simple remedy after having suffered Tor sevc-
raj Win lung Affection and that dread disease
Conumpuonis anxious make knowu to his fslowsufer
the means Of cure.
TO n who desire H. he will send free Of charge With
the directions for preparing and using the sane, which they
will md sure cure Tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Chs Colds and all Throat aud Lung Affections The only
object Of advertiser sending he prescription Il to benefit
afflicted and spread information which he oonceves to be
Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
A. it will cost them nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing prescription free BY return mall VIII
please address REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
n--.L Mlnla.. .-nr... X --- o. NJ L-lL
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STRANGE. RuT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman the United States can
hcar thng very much their aiviuays by return mai
eo charged by addressing the undersigned Those hav
fear Of being humbuggd viii obge by not noticing ths
card All others will please address their obedeo servant,
THOs p. CHAPMAN,
9l0j stl Broadway, New York.
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,


AMOUNT on srooE At NAREEri
Cattle sheep. shot.s Pat Hogs Calves
81 [s.' y .,st AGO. 5 as go GO e 600
Bar CAffir- Extra fa heavy premium Oxen siAoa
s0i ~ quality stQQ ssO0i snd quality slO0 slsui
aios sld dressed uest Few choicest single pairs, 10.
W5isns 6sef $40 sio per pair or according to their
value a. BRET Handy sieer3 g. no. -.
With o. without calves may be asresd fauos and ordinary
Stores yeargy 600 SO troyear-oi. 500 soo, three
sheep and ans. bl4a7i-li extra cots per b. On live
utglti or s. e. 90 yer head In lot 81 90
Shstes Wholesale u oci retail Ia Doc per h- Dressed
q 0Qc Pas Hogs, uI a0oc per Do.
spring Pgs, wholesale, Ol OOci retail % oOs per b.
Veal Calves so0 s10 per head.
Hides, "a BOO per ID. County lots 5 Ia &C.
Cslf-skius lhr.
Pelts-si7bh 81 u each. Country lots, Gao.
RGuAKs year there we're ii5s Western cattle At
Brighton during the four Of January
responding four n the present year have reported
sa6l bead Who then Will wonder that prices down this
year they went last during the same period
w n The richest Western formed sort OF exclusive
cuue Whch stood BY themselves a affected the
mArEe Tor ordinary cattle Al Cambridge trade slos
per b. Hflghton the yards hied fall fashion,
butchers held back Ani hltinefs stand stills
Ing doing four o'clock, when ei The yards. AZ Cam
brdge there i1 the Western II which
fresh, rf from las and % and 81
from Maine Thus FAR beef BE- lower than last
There about TOO Tins Wecs 60 compare with % last
at9c 7s e0 sleeps al from 50 o. ol, At "a o. O. few
figure We think The sheep trade than last
Wetk bad them particularly during the latter part
So ar live stock Is concerugd te market hs downward
another tack soon the market to by contradict
sometmrsi a. least,
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F5s, yfs .s :s gsTB B.

- In Tf0haf0 Iouft held fuVa1 DIItTot On
~ The 18Th Jay Of January, A. D. 1850
NJ T. O. Wing administrator % the estate of Julius NcNur
phy late q DuSbury Ia said District deceased hi.
administration account Tor examination aud allowance
makes application for decree partition o.
the estae said iecea-d Whereupon, ordsredhy said
Court that said account and said application referred
session u said Court 10 be held the Probate once 10 said
Montpelier the s day ofFebrurary A. D. 1896 for hearing
and decision thereon And is further ordered th.t notice
hreofbe given all Interested PUBLICATION Of
three SUCCESSFULLY In the Vermont Waterman and
state Journala published Montpelier previous
Ia said time appointed Tor hearing that they
said time aud place. and she they have, Why
said scooun should not be allowed such decree
By the Court,-Attest, N. A. CHASE,
KeVl
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CffTE ~ yEaNoyr,, wAsHivlToY olsTsloE, s..

- W. w hkMNNIt NANhINifNuN nisIkluIs 80
10 fropat Court, held at Mont pceg, said District,
- . he l2th DAY Of January A. D. 1870
eWh T. Ba1nederi Administrator II ihe estate Of Ira A.
Nichols late % Barre, In said District, deceased bis
adminstraon account for ston and allowance and
makes application Tor decree q dthuon and partition 81
the estate q ad deceased Whsreupon Is ordered By sah
session " said Court 70 be held The Probate Once sid
Montpelier on the 6h day q February A. % 1906 for hearing
and decision threon And u u further ordered, notice
hereof be given All Interested By publication u the
three succe.vely IN the Vermont
STATE onrns newspaper published At Montpelier previous
70 said time appointed for hearing that they
said time and place, aud shoE u they may
why said should not be allowed and decree made
By the Court Attest, Y. MERRILL.
Inaoe
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nRRnRS nE YOuTH-

Gentleman who suffered Tor from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay auiia Of youthful nisoreton
will fo s sake ~ suffering humanity, send fee 20 al who
need r recipe directions for making Che simple remedy
by ch he cured Sufferers wishing profit BY the ad
ycrtisers experience, can do 80 by Addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
oo3 No. "a Chambers street, New York.
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Marrtages.

A. te Mountain House, Waterbury Centre,
BY j. car Esd Nr orrs j. Ayers, Captain Of Company n,
on "esf Vns regiment aud Mss Carrie F. Ladd, both q
Waterbury.
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A GENTLE sTIMULANr.

There sek Who become rci Of The 4
hakey The Concentrated n Rive all that
auable 10 whiskcy, without tts hurfgl ingred
Q. =. rIcHAnpa, BOSTON, Agent -
" 10 b. or 70 bs-tAai'f tAs gusstioE"
whether 10 suffer With mental arsaish,
feverisl lips, cracking paine, dyspeptic asonies,
And na nrle-s boduy faferl1s,
From Fant q nerve and f0u uisd prsi ldicei
Orrvh-ther with sullon dash
Jump into tlo general oaFrcat,
Seize a bottle of PLlyrArIoS BiTFEEs,
And. az Gan.hsr sscarl, be mysslfa man again.
Three month. it ls since thas thought,
And spoke, With faith edlnT weak
But Gu1ther said nay ewes were saliow,
Ny yisags hAsssrt my breath tremendous bad
Ny depHsluon tr0uuissome-iu fact
be gently hinied sAs last becoming
Quite nuisance, aud .trou.ly inslstel-
AMI Dc was thus reluctantly yielded.
Pour bottles now beneath my Yeit have disappeared,
Friends say changed man nosis Jones.
Ny food has relish, my appetite is keen,
Ny step elasti-, my nind brilliant, and
Nine pounds, avoiriupoisi t added 20 my weight.
Agsude hint followed baflre TOO lAte,-
Quite lratfi ns 20 tn tailor, well As Or. Drake
93.9l;iaw
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No 0s fremont street next door to entrance Boston
Museum. Boston, MSS s9Ol

MARRIAGE GUIDE.-Youngs Great
WI Physiological Work, or every one his own Doc
those about to marry, both and female. in every
thing concerning the physiology aud relations Of our
Sexual system, and The production or Prevention OF
Offspring including all the discoveries never before
aiven in the hngish language. by WH. YOUNG,
ID. Thisis really valuable aud interesting work. Il
s written in plain language for the general reader. and
be- illustrated with upwards Of one hundred eugravings.
An young married people, or those contemplating mar
rage. and having the least impedment 70 married life,
hoult read this book. IL dis loses secrets that every
one should be aoquaiL ted with Still IL Is book that
be locked up and not lie about the house Il will
be sent receipt Of fly cents Address Dr..
Philadelphia. 9095
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MAsoN1o.-At The annual communication OF the
Masonic Grand Lodge Of Vermont recently held
in Rutland the following officers for the ensuing
year were elected
Leverett b. Englesby, Burlington, &. Master
George NJ. Hall, Swanton, Deputy G.. Master.
r.. w. Clark, Brattlcboro Senior Warden.
BENZ H. Dewey. Waterbury, Junior Warden.
VIM. g. Shaw, burlington, Treasurer.
Henry Clark. Poultney. Secretary.
Samuel Brooks, Alddlebury, senior Deacon.
IL H. Powers, Morristown, Junior Deacon.
Rev Israel Luce, Springfield Chaplain.
Rev. Edwin Wheelock, Cambridge, Assistant
Chaplain
G. Washburn, Montpelier, Grand Lecturer.
j X Edgarton, Norwich Assistant Lecturer.
r. W. Hyde, tIydevie, Grand Marshal
g. L. Deminq, Shoroham, Sword Bearer.
VIM Brinsmad Burlington, A. 7. Dewey,
Montpelier Grand Sontinels.
Uzel Pcron, Burlington, Grand Tyler.
An appropriation was made for the erection Of
a monument at the grave OF the late Hon. Horatio
Neodham, Of Bristol.
The next session Of the Grand Lodge will be
held at Montpelier, on the second Wednesday Of
January, 1867.
The astronomers say that on the 10Th Of
June, 1861, the earth passed through the tail
Of a comet the journey occupying four hours.
Perhaps SO. At any rate, in July 1861, a
comet with a long tail was plainly visible.
The Rutland County Agricultural Society
unanimously adopted the following;
Whereas We learn there is a movement
being made 10 ask of the Congress Of the
United States that the productions Of the ag-
ricuitusists of the country shall be adequate
ly protected therefore,
Resolved, That the Rutland County Agri-
cultural Society are fully impressed with the
Importance Of protecting the wool-producing
interests Of Vermont by an additional, and at
least an equal protection with the mauufac-
turers, and while in this period Of our coun-
try's history, when all the revenue that can
be- raised Is necessary TO support the Govern
ment, the producers are ready TO sustain the
burdens Of taxation equally with the other
material interests Of the country, they regard
il as a right that they should receive the pro-
lection that will make their productions equ-
ally remunerstige with the other great inter-
ests Of the nation.
Resolved, That these resolutions be signed
by the President and Secretary, and trans
mitted to our Senators and Representatives
in Congress.
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CTArE OF vERNOST, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, ss
In froes,e Court, he'd a Montpelier within and 3r said
An nstumen purporng Sc Nili and Tesla neut
Of sophia ". Bemis, late o. Norhhei 10 District de-
ceased eeins presented 20 he Court by James Bsms the
executor therein named Tor Probate II IL ordered By said
court that all PERSONS concerned hru he notified 70 appear
At session of said 20 be hoirn The Probate
Montpelier the 9th day ofFebruary, show cause
they have, against the Probate VIII for
vhch purpose, 10 Il further ordered that copy u The record
q t order he published three uccessvsy the YER
mont WschmAn and State Journal printed Montpelier
vious % said time appointed for hearing.
Atrue copy n record-Atiest, Ma. CHASE,
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CATARRII.


And also Headache, Sore Eyes, when by
COLD IN THE HEAD
Can be positively cured by using
DR. MARsHALL's oArARRH SNUFF.
u and distractions strengthens the gland
and gives healthy action the parts
mendei BY Of the best physicians aud IL used with
graf success and satisfaction everywhere.
Sold by all Druggists. qtitQt
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THE MASON AND HAML1N CABl-
NET ORGANS.

Forty different styles, adapted sacred and secular music
Tor $50 to $500 each fifty ONE GOLD SILVER MED
AIS other nrst premiums awarded them Illustrated
Catalogues sentfrcc Address MASON HAMLN, Boston, or
MASON BROTHERS, New York. 1874
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IT Is COUNTERFEITED.
be sure and Gee that the name r. OUN5r Err. London
on s bot. and yoa S obiaia the best London Dock
iGn 60 be had. g
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DEATHS.

lu Montpelier, Jan. Rev 3. j. Scott, yesrs,A
CLERGY uf high standing 10 he Methodist Episcopal church,
and 1' late sdtoru th" Christian Messenger.
fu4era a tle Chapel saturday uuntt 20 NJ. sermon
by Rev T. .. kayfp siding elder NJ Montpelier District.
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EDUCATED LOZENGES.
vi A Superior remedy fir Coughs Colds, Sore
Throat. HoaBeuess, Bronchitis and all other throat
diseases
Public Sneakers and singers will fad these ozenges
valuable They keep the throat clear and free from
ness prevent h1arssness and strengthen the voice
Contaniag nothing Injurious they ray be used
csson requires
25 ceuts per box Sold wholesale and retail by s. p
Red6eld Montpelier. W Ss co. az
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sTffEEfflsst ssIpiI6E, o'~'',,is-'-'-
Worcester Jan. 10Th, A. b. 1896. asp

wv iLIANw BLISS EsTArE-The subscribers, hsS-
wv lnEben appointed BY the Honorable Probate Court
me District u Washington, Commissloners = recslve,
examine and adjust All claims and demands Of All
sganst he estate Of william w. Bs late Of New YORK City,
licensed nsoveni, and The term Of SIR months
ron he gh DAY q January i being allowed BY SAID Court
u The creditors On said deceased 10 exhibit and their
spectys olsms before Give notice, will attend
the duties appointment At The Office ofJosepb A. Pens,
MONTPELIER In said District the oh day Of Ma ch and july
net al one O'Clock the afternoon each ofsad days
JOSEPH A. PRENrtS5, c.......s...-.
ALFRED r. HICKS, e""H'f'""~'
Montpelier, Jan. 9, A. y. 1896. es:as
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The astronomers say that on the 10Th OF
June, 1861, the earth passed through the tail
Of a comet the journey occupying four hours.
Perhaps so. At any rate, in July 1861, a
comet with long tail was plainly visible.
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EOPEN D.-FIELD's

DACIfIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
L PANY's
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA.
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS.
And Carrying the u. 5 Mail,
Leave Pier No. AZ North River, foot Of CanA Street
At u o'clock noon the lst, llth and Dist every
month Except when those dates fall sunday, and
then "a the preceding SATURDAY. for Aspiuwan con
pauy's steamships from Panama Tor San Francisco,
touching at Acapulco.
PRBsuARY
lst-HENRY CHAUNCEY. AptAin fray, Connecting
with emo GADO, Capt. Watkins
l0th-ATLANt TIC, Capt Maury, connecting with
SACRAMENTO Capt Cayerly
2lst-NEW YORK, Capt Homer connecting with
CONSTITUTION Capt Firnsworth
Departures Of lst and 2lst connect at Pauauaswih
steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. Those Of
LIST touch At MANI ANlLLJ.
rHSovGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin, $500
Second ZOO
Steelage, 100
discount OF oue quarter from steamers rates allowed
to second cabin and storage passengers with families
Also allowance One Quarter on through rates 70
elergymen and their families and school teachers SOL
diers h&yi honorable dis argos. hall fare.
One Hundred Pou4ds Baggage all wed each adult.
Baggage masters accompany baggage through, and at
tend ladies and h;,drtn without male protectors
Baggage received the dock the day before sailing
from steamboats, railroads and pa seagers who prefer
70 send down early An experienced surgeon On board
Medicine and attendance free
steamer will be placed he line January LIST, 1866
- run tfom New Orleans 70 AspinWall, via Havana
For Passage Tickets Or further ufrmation apply At
the Company's Ticket office the Wharf foot Of Canal
Street, norm River Neg YORK.
F w G. BELLOWS. Agent
Agents for New England,
g. l. BARTLETT & co,
Deel9.3mos l6 b, Dad street, Boston.
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OOO AIMS,
DIAMOND RINGS, &c.
Worth over One Million Dollars. All to be
Sold for
One Dollar Each, Without Regard to Vaue.E
Motif be paid TOT until you Know what you TO
Receive
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLESl
All to be Sold for 81 Each.
$50 solid Silver Dining Sets SIS to $500
800 Silver SAVERS and Urns 80 to 260
500 Solid Silver Tea Sets complete 90 to 800
100 Rosewood MuAicsl eoxes, 80 airs Toto $50
200 Mahogany Musical Boxes, "a airs so TO 200
$50 Gold Hunting Watches as to $50
25l Ladies Enamelled Gold Watches SO to 200
$40 Gents Hunting Silver Watches S5 to 100
500 Open-iAoe Silver Watches Is to so
500 Ivory Opera Glasses 20 TO 100
500 Mother Of Pearl LoTgnettes so to 100
5SS Single sa B' .nd b bsvSs' Shooters
800 Elegant Oil Paintings so to 100
$50 Marble Statues Busts, Ac., 50 to 200
$50 Diamond Rings 80 to 100
sSS ssS9 7t AI saa S s ' cs.. $40 g
5O09 Gold OyAl Baud Bracelets Ito 10
5000 Chased Gold Bracelets Ito IL
1000 Chatelaine and Guard Chains Bto 20
1000 Solitaire * Revolving Brooches to 10
2 900 Lava and Florentine to 10
500 Coral, Opal and Emerald " to 10
1900 Mosaic, jet and lava Eardrops to 10
7 200 Coral and Emerald EArdrops to s
5000 California Diamond Pins to 20
1900 Cal. Cluster Diamond Pins to 10
3 600 sets Solitaire Buttons and Studs to 10
900 I I9sss ts9 GoaSs F sa.. &C.
1900 L0cket, for Miniatures TO 10
5000 Gold TOothpcks. Crosses, &c. 10 to s
90 Plain Gold Rings Alto 10
5000 chased Gold Rings 4to 10
10 600 shield ana Signet Rings to 10
10 QUO California Diamond Rings 3to 10
A. 900 sets Laoies' Jewery, jet 6to 10
$500 sets Ladies' Jewelry, coral 6to 10
5000 sets Ladies' jewelry, onyx Toto is
5000 SETS Ladies' Jewery, lava II to 20
$500 SEES Ladies' Jewelry, mosaic 20 70 81
| 0)1 Gold Pens with Sill holders 6to 10
n 900 Gold Pens with Gold holders to IL
% 900 Gold Pens and holder, SUPERB 10 TO Is
n 900 Silver Gobets and d linking Cups Sto 10
900 Silver Casters and Wine Holders Is TO so
1900 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets 20 to 50
Messrs. L. x A GAuRhan 4 Co., No. ll6 Broadway,
New YORK, extensive manufacturers and importers OF
many OF the most fashionable styles Of Watches and
Jewey, desiring 20 increase their business to an unlm-
tied extent have resolved upon Great Gift Sale sub
ject % the regulations following
Certificates naming each article and its value, are
placed in sealed envelopes and well mixed One Of these
envelopes will be sent by mail TO any address receipt
Of 20 cents All articles One Dollar each with
out regard to value. On receipt Of the certificate you
will what going 10 have and then It is at
your option TO send the dollar and the article or
not Purchasers may thus obtain Gold Watch, Dali
dollar, and in they get ess than one dollars
worth, as there uncertainties. The price OF
uhoAtes il as foiows One for Is cts for 81 IL for
81 20 for %, with elegant premiums SO for $40, with
bonus one hundred for Sl5, and Handsome present to
the getter up Of the cldb
lJ'Agents wanted everywhere, to whom special in
duoements offered.
I. Ii. GAUGHAN & co importers.
ll6 Broadway, New York
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GEO. II. LEASE, Npi"'N "


CtTATE OF VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
- In Probate Court holden Montpelier the 9Th day
~ Of January, D. 1886;
Eliza Goodale administrators u ths estate Of JASON
Goodale, late o. Cabot ia said district deceased makes
plcaon sad lrcense sell the whole OF the
estate Of said deceased Including the homestead therein
esenting that said sale excepting homestead Is
the debts OF said deceasei
said homestead you'd bo beneficial the widow and children
Of said deceased.
wnereuPon, ordered BY said court thst said Application
he referred the Oth day Of January D. 1906 the Pro-
bate Once In Montpelier for hearing Adhesion thereon snd
Il is further ordered, that all Interested he notified
hereof publication OF this application and order
thereon successfully In Vermont Waterman
and state Journal printed Montpelier before sa time Of
hearing that hey at said time and place. and
they cause, object thereto.
By the Court--Atteit, NJ A. CHASE,
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Gem ADVERTISEMENTS

By vy. 2 Ray,pf siding elder N Montpelier District
Gem ADVERTISEMENTS
p s yrSsa &c "a s,y gei 2as T s
Ain-sorth. Sic. LaurinA Morgan, Hrs Ella
brol ,gu PAM Nrs Mary
s s NJ, .isc ss @t5, y e r. s tsnss
Eastman, Mss NeIug s.eplin.. NJ. Rachel
Has.us.. Nr. Mar Weess, Mrs Kate
Martiu, Mr- Mary Jane Warren, Mrs. Josephine
eIsrlrNts
s s,..s,; 'i Geo. s a,1i:g. ~
Camminss. JohnF King Abe
Clmm 'ugs. sdvinA Norris, Jossph
~ %, Francis Psar.on, Arthur
nv-sutsls. Pierre Robinson, Chs I
SS r5,gys..w sy iiS,a' 4 psaai.r
To- abta these letters, applicant call for
advertised give The date o. che and pay cent
IL nei called Tor within they g be e the
Dead Letter Office. JAMES G. ERENCH
4 ErrERs remaining unclaimed in the POS, ofee a,
1 Northaed, State Of Vermont Jan. n, isd6.
g5ss s ssP Ps.sI s ss.aT ii.a9 Benton
Cas'al,s Michael Th-ryieuK, Theodore
c1.sre, Joseph Mhtntni
Law .ltte w %Ss.i'itft iA,,,,, ",
'NorrIl. EiiEs y. wuNama EvanR
o, te,r RI va pgno1i. d SA i9s
. con, & II adyertising ROSWELL DswEY,
Postnsstsr.
CCHOOL FEES TIVAL, in Hammett's Halls
- E,.t Montpelier. Wednesday and Thursday eve
ninzs Feb ian aad Is For particulars see bills.
The pr1eed 20 be- expended Ia procuring 81 bes out.
sine naps sc for the schools 10 East Montpelier. All
arc invited % participate IN the Good tine oomiog
Overlooking checked and kept safe.
Admission including supper so cents Jan l9h
DARRE ACADEMY.-Th Spring Term
ID will begin on THURSDAY Feb 10 ,-tntya
Barre, Jan 20 1895 dil2dy2s $685.