Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-26


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CNrroRNr, WiNrs.-Tac Vermont Medical So
eietv Mt fl. recent meeting following the example
of the Chicago and other Medical Societies. resoly
el .tb,t t,, society fender thoir thank. to Mr.. o.
w Tnkhan for the samples of California Wines
presented from Perkins. Stcrne 8 Go. Cos ire
mont Street. Boston,) and that thc Society heartily
commend them To TO ine profession Oh 'no o'"e os
"'H worthy oil theT commence ana patronage
Some of these wines are very delicate though both
Portland Brandy are manufactured from 'he Oa''ior-
mia grapes
In Caledonia County Court Albert jenkins and
John Cunningham have both been convicted Of
man-sIaughtcr. by killing Reuben Bean ir. OF Burke.
in drunken frolic. oua SUNDAY Ina July last In
tne case of the town OF Barnet against the town
of Woodbury. the verdict was that the pauper's
settlement is in Woodbury.
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,.o. ,r-,oi,,l ON wc1o..l,, last b, ,bc election
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IA pre,,p,. Treasurer l,odpey A Guon. pireo.
tors. Michael Gautbicr. Edward +. Wilson. Loren
20 g. Durham Regular meetine.. first Weducs.
day of each month.
,y..,,. ma. e,,,-,,, 90 ,,i.,..,.,
in good ,tylc. Addresses by Col. Randall and l..
l.. Durant. ESQ. of Nontpelier. Sabbath School
Celebration. Ec..Sc.
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c.u ~ ,u.r .. c,,5 Oh. ,o,i. H.,
about one mile from the house and one hundred
rod. from the road A a.h limo wa. lied round hi.
neck and ti. wa. attached TO limb of a tree TWEEN
y feet above the body.
An exchange notices the death. % few days since.
of Mr. S. Howard. editor and proprietor of tine
Cbar,plain ~. w Journa1 Hevasason Of Syl-
vester Howard, late of lmsburgh, and we believe,
served his apprenticeship in the Standard office.
He afterwards started the Newsdcaer at Hyde
park, and about two years since removed TO Cham-
plain. lie had been in i health for some time
past, and his death was not entirely unexpected.
a negro, who violated the person of a little giri'
al Shawnee ton, Kansas. whom DE found picking
strawberries, was burned to death by a mob Friday
night
On Saturday last, two barns belonging to John
Lynch OF South Wheelock'we consumed by fire.
The stables of de Brattlebor6- House were burnt
on Friday last. An iuccnday fire.
The State Department at Washington. under date
of June D.. gives notice d at Information has been
received from the Consul OF the United States at
uon, China Of the death at hat port, Of Sylyes-
ter Duuon, an American ctilcn and native Of
pummerstoo W.
Tic reported case of cholera at New York Mon
day, was severe darrhua, from which the patient
has recovered.
Mr. Chamberlain. of wo.,u,or.. while lnr,bor-
inc tbe past winter cut fl large sp,c, tree and AT
te distance of 2G feet from tbe round there pre,,
OUT from ii fir limb incl.. n,ro,,,b on5 Or f.et
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