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Trout Breeding.

Mr.. EDITOR 81 have few words to
say in reply to an article under the above
heading, in your last weeks paper.
Is Harp's Boy, or any other boy, green
enough to suppose l am not aware that
the best way of breeding trout upon an
extensive scale, is to secure spawn from
dealers
Does he suppose that there is no other
method of raising trout--and if there is,
that it is Objectionable because it is not the
best method l know of persons largely
engaged in trout breeding, who secured
their parent trout from brooks adjacent to
their places, and never heard that they
preferred the spawn Of trout from Maine,
or any other locality, TO that of their own
native fish.
The Saranac Lakes, / presume, furnish
trout, in shape and size" equal to any
in Maine-yet if am allowed to judge,
Vermont trout in taaUOr if not in size,
will compare favorably with any trout in
Northern New York or New England, -
at least think they are good enough for
me 10 start with,--and / am rather in
clined to think that two pound Vermont
trout, is somewhat sayory and toothsome,
and would tickle the palate of this Boy of
Harry's g or any other man."
The preservation of the little trout l
apprehend, is after all, a small matter in
this writer's mind-for it appears from his
article that he is lover of sports--and
that these little fish that he objects to my
preserving he used to wantonly catch in
his younger days, and his later years are
made pleasant, by his love of fishing the
brook trout of Vermont.
am glad of the pleasure it gives him,
lit is an innocent, harmless pleasure, if
properly INDUCED in--but viii the gentle
man quietly permit me, for the time being,
to secure few of these trout from other
boys, whose young hearts have been glad
dened by the pleasure he so fondly re-
calls,-and when the p oper season comes
l may profit by his suggestions, and obtain
supply of spawn of the larger Fish.
j. d. BRIDGMAN.
BELLOWS FALLS. April 10, 1867.
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battle of Lees Mills; her oldest son also
fell victim to rebel bullet.
The Late Hon. VIM. c. Bradley.

The letter below was addressed to the
late Judge BARRETT, of Chester, by Hon.
WIN. G. BRADLEY, in 1858, and will be
read with interest by many both on ac-
count of the distinguished author, and of
the highly esteemed citizen to whom it was
addressed. Our printers put il in type
from the original written in Mr.. Bradey's
peculiar and interesting chirography, the
Latin quotation being in juxsaposition, as
follows -
WESTMINSTER, 10th Oct, 1858.
Dear Sy IF my pro,racted weakness
had not made it irksome to me to write,
should have felt guilty of inciviliiy in neg
Letting so long to answer your letter. The
piece of which you requested copy has
already appeared in SO many papers, that
l may be dispensed from that labor, and
the love ditty you mentioned when here is
now out of date. Meanwhile, l have
made and send you translation of the
Latin prayer. composed by Mary, Queen
of Scots, during her last imprisonment in
Fotheringay Castle. believe you are
not much addicted TO the language, bat as
you are near those who are, it will not be
out of place:
Domne Deus, sPerasi IN Lord my God, have hoped
In thee
o earemi Jesu. lib D, my dear jesus, liber-
me- ATE me-
In dura oatena, In cruel chains,
In misera p@na, In wretehed pains,
Languendo, gemendo, la mesnin g and groaniug,
Et genufectendo, And bending the knee
Adore imploro adore, mpore
Ut There's me. Thee to liberate
You speak of my autograph, but don't
know that you can read it. Age has shat
tered it terribly. but rot SO with the regard
with which l remain, dear sir,
Your friend and servant,
WIN. c. BRADLEY.
Hon T. Z. BARRETT
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICEi

DR. l.. BARKER will take at the Bellows Pals
Hotel, Bellows Falls, Vt, Tuesday, April 10TH for
consultation in connection with Bone Setting Contiae-
tons Wounds. Scrofa Diseases, General Debility Bone
Ulcers Fever Sores, Paralysis Located Diseaes &C. sc.
DR. Barker for about eight years has been prsctcng,
still connected in practice with Charles Sweet NJ
D. of Lebanon Conn who for than thirty years has
visited Hartford Conn, and Springfield. Mass monthly
Dr. Barker will visit other Cities and Villages that all
may clearer conception of their wide extended
tee learn more clearly the effects of their medicines
md mode of treatment Special attention paid braces
for Spinal diseases Crooked Feet, sc.
Dr. Barker remains only and then proceeds to
Ludlow, Vt. There remains from 10th to 18th. From
Ludlow he goes up Rutland where he remains week.
P. s. DIR. CHARLES SWEETS popular medicines viii
accompany the treatment l5-lW
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court in and
DISTRICT WESTMINSTER, SIS for said District To all
persons interested in the estate of Rufus Farr late
WDdham, in said District, deceased. Greeting
NoU hereby notified that the application Of Susan
farr-the widow of said deceased, for assignment
of the personal property said deceased already
mnistered stands for hearing and decision at the session
OF said Court TO be held at the Inn OF Francis Phelps in
Grafton, in said District the rst Wednesday of May,
1881 at which time and pace you can be heard in the
premises If yoa shall
c. B. EDDY, Register.
April 81. 1861. lh-17
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Royal Houghion,s Esrn.e.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court within and
DISTRICT or WESTMINSTER for said district. To per-
sons interested in the estate Of Royal Houghon late
Grafton, in said district. deceased. Creating
You are hereby notified that said Court, session
thereof to be held in Grafton at the 1n Francis
Phelps, the first wednesday of May A d. 1867. will
decide TO the allowance Of the administration
Of Martin r. Lawrence the administrator of said estate;
and also will then and there make assignment OF
the personal estate OF the deceased his widow and also
will then and there decree distribution of sal
the entitled thereto when aud where you may be
heard in the premises if yon shall see cause.
CHAs b EDDY, Register
April Q. 1867. 1871
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Guardians Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court within
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER and for said district To all
persons interest ted in the estate of Ella Fred
and Charlie ]. Tuthill, minors, Greeting.
Nou are hereby notified that Marvin Davis Guariisn
Il OF Ella A. Fred A., and Charlie L. Tuthiil, minor
children of Horatio Tuth deceased has tied in said
court his application in writing, setting forth that his
said wards seized of certain real in
Minister in said district, and described follows Being
one undivided half Of the Earle Place" called situate
on the highway leading from Bellows Falls TO Saxtons
River and containing about of land with the
buildings thereon standing And further representing
that his said wards have property and that
necessary TO sell said real estate that the
of may be applied support educate his said wards
and praying for license to sell the either at public
auction or private And you further notified that
said court will decide to granting said license session
Of said court to be held the Inn of Francis Phelps
Grafton In said district, the LIST Wednesday in Nav
next when and where you may be heard in the premises
If you shall see ca use. G. b. EDDY, Register.
April 2, 1867. H.I6
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BOSTON MARKET---April 10.

COTTON continues dull and prices have declined, the
highest quotations being only % to 30c
FL0UR-FCur has advanced Soc to 81 per Dbl. owing
short supply and sales made according quality
and brand, all the way from $40 to $40,
GRANCorn is firm and Northern is reckoned at 81 30
Oats higher and selling at Rye, 81 30 White Beans,
SO and "a for extra pea.
PR0vIsIoNs-Pork dull, best q to 30 smoked Hams,
l4A to l5tc butter remains without change. The best
quality sells SOC Choice would bring higher
Cheese IA to 15c and 10 TO 20c for factory made
WooL-The demand is moderate but prices firm, and
have ranged from 40 to nc to quality Holders in
different about selling they feel confident Of higher
prices,
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A RELIc.-The Barton Standard says;
Mrs. Gilbert Ellis of this village, has in
her possession an earthern "puneh bowl
which has been in the possession OF
her ancestors, from generation to genera
ton, for two hundred and four years. The
edge is considerably worn, or punched y
off; aud it has been broken in two pieces
through the middle and cemented togeth-
err; it is a blush tint-probably from be-
ing in so much blue company. 1t is
quite relic.
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Iuiia Nj. KidIer.. E.,n,r

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court within
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER and for said district To all
persons interested in the estate of Julia NJ Kdder late of
Grafton, in said district deceased (Tyesfing
NoU are hereby notified that said court will decide UPON
the allowance Of the account of Francis Phelps ad-
mnisrator of the account of Juia NJ Kidder late of
Grafton In said district, deceased at session of said
court to be holden of Francis Phelps in said
Grafton, on the 1st wednesday of May A d 1867 and
that said court will then and there decree distribution of
said estate to the persons entitled thereto and that Won
may then and there be heard in the premises if you shall
cause. CHAS n EDDY Ragister
April 2, 1867 IaI6
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Hart b. Abbot,'s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court for the
DISTRICT OF WEsrsNsrER, ss District Of Westminster
To all persons interested In the Estate Of Hart Abbott
late Of Windham in said District, deceased Greeting
N0U are hereby notified that Instrument In writing,
deceased has been fled in the Court for Probate by E.
NJ Abbott, the Execurix therein named and that said
Court will decide upon the probate thereof the session
OF said Court to be held at the Inn Of Francis Phelps in
Grafton in said District the first "Wednesday of May,
1861 at which time and place you be heard in the
premises If you shall cause.
Q. d. EDDY, Register.
Townshend, April 8, 1861 1917
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a PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly three hundred paqes.

and 1870 fine plates and enyravngs Of the Anatomy Of the
Human Organs In state Of health and disease traits.
and body with the Authors Plan OF Treamentbe o,i-
rational and successful mode OF BY the re-
port Of cases treated truthful adviser the married
and those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts
OF their physical condition sent free of postage TO any
address On receipt Of % cents In stamp postal
BY addressing DR. LA CROIX No31 Maiden Lane AIb~py
~ The auth may be consulted upon any Of the az.
which the book treats either personally or b.
mall Aede Ines sent to any part Of tie world
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court within
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER and for said district: To all
persons interested in the estate of Zebra BrockwRy late
Rockingham in said district deceased Greeting
Nou are hereby notified that Daniel G. Hourse admin
istrator OF the estate of Zebra Brockway Rock
ngham in said district will present his administration
account for allowance TO said Court session thereof
be held at the Inn Of Francis Phelps in alton in said
district on the ls Wednesday in May, A. D. 1867 and
that said Court will then aud there to the allow
anee OF said account and decree distribution of
estate to the persons entitled thereto and that you may
then and there be heard in the premises If you shall
cause ClIAS. b. EDDY, Register
April z, 1857. 1915
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ADnn jones' E.tafe.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court in and
DISTRICT WESTMINSTER IS, for said District: To all
persons interested in the estate JONES' late of Lon
douderry in said District, deceased teste, Greeting
N0U hereby notified that said will decide upon
i the application o. William H. Walker, Ex cutor of
the will of said deceased COMMITTEES divide the re-
naming personal estate of said deceased disposed
by the will Of said deceased among the heirs entitled
the same at session of said Court to be held the
of Francis Phelps in Grafton in said District the first
Wednesday of May, 1867, when and where you can be
heard in the premises if } gu shall see cause.
q. b. EDDY, Register
TowNsHESD, April 6, 1867. 1917
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genal %difes.
Notice.

act having been passed by the Legislature Of YER
N mont incorporate the holders Of the bonds issued
by the Rutland and Burlington iaroad company, under
the % mortgage deed trust Of said Company, under
the OF The Rutland t,lroad COMPANY, and author
xng the said bonds with the interest thereon TO be
yerted into the Capital stock OF said Rutland Railroad Co..
and the undersigned having appointed commissioners
10 receive subscriptions TO such capital stock payable In
the said bonds, due thereon mott hereby
given the holders Of said bonds that the books for such
subscriptions will be opened the office of Jehn Prout
In Rutland In the County Of Rutland the 18th day Of
May A. ID. 1867, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon and will
continue open for the space OF ten days thereafter
vided for ia said JOHN pRouT, lcomm,rs
1918 JONI HOWE, ia, NN"
RUTLAND March 20, 1867
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Joseph w. ards Estate.

STATE OF YERM Mt, The Probate Court within and
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER for said district TO all per-
sons interested in the estate of Joseph H. Ward late
Westminster in said district deceased Greeting:
NoU hereby notified that the administrator the
widow of the said deceased will present her admins
traton account for allowance said court and that the
court will decide upon the allowance thereof session
OF said court TO be held the Inn of Francis Phelps
Grafton. in said district the first "Wednesday May
A. D. 1867 And you further notified that said court
will at the time and place aforesaid make assignment
the widow deceased out of the personal property
of said estae and also will then and dstr
button of said estate to the persons entitled thereto
O. b. EDDY, Register.
April 9th 1867. Is
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STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT OF VERMONT

NOTICE Is hereby given that the lists Enumerations
~ and Valuations taken und,r The United states Inter
nal Revenue aw for the County OF Wiudham, for the
year may be found at the Office OF George Slate
Eq in Bellows Falls Monday afternoon the 22d day
April inst which time and place the undersigned
will be present hear and determine any appeals that
at that time be taken from the action OF the Assistant
Assessors for the several in said County Of Wndham
No appeal viii be euterained unless the same shall be
submitted in writing specifying the particular cause
thing respecting which decision is requested
and stating also the ground principal Of error
planned OF, THOMAS ". POWERS, ASSESSOR.
WooDsrocK, April sth 1867.
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Ziha Chnnin,. Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court E,thin
sStsrsrER and for said district. To all
persons interested in the estate Ziba Chaplin of
Bol bingham, in said district, deceased Greeting:
AoU are hereby notified that application has been made
Il to said court BIZ Lemney w Chaplin the widow of
the said deceased for assignment personal property
out OF said estate TO her and also for the appointment
committee to set out her dover homestead And YOU
are hereby notified that said court will make said assign
ment and decide to the appointment said committee
at the session of said court to be held the Inn
Francis Phelps in Grafton in said district on the first
wednesday of May, 1887, when and where you may be
heard in the premises if you shall see cause.
April 8, 1867. Is
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@ifd
Marriages and Deaths inserted Obituaries incud-
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length.

In Reading, March 2lst Miss LUCIA, daughter of Sam
uel and Solemna Wedding aged % years.
In North Springfield, March 29th DANIEL r. LOCK
WOOD. aged q years, eight month"; and 20 days
In WalpoleN, H., March 2sth, Of lung fever, Mrs AL
MIRA STARKWEATHER, widow of the late Lemuel
Starkweather Esq aged 20 years.
In Jamaica, March 26th, EPHRAIM PERSON aged IS
years.
In Townshend, March 9th, NELLIE EUDoRA, daugh-
ter of h. D. Harris, aged 10 years.
In South WardsbOro, March 18th, of typhoid fever
GEORGE A WHITE, aged 25 years, IL months aud l6
days.
In Jackonsyille March 3st of consumption FLAvILLA
K. STETS0N aged Is years, months and IL DAYS.
In Canton N. Y, March 3lst, DAVID BARLOW form
ery of Windsor, aged 81 lears
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Hon. L. T. BARRETT.

BURGLARY There was one more raid
on this village Tuesday night last. The
house of 0. B. Arms was entered and Sll0
stolen from his pant pockets in his sleep
ing room. L. d. Hurd also had his house
and bed room entered, and $50 taken from
his pocket and valuable watch stolen.
We understand that attempts were made
at the houses of Col. Wentworth and Jo-
seph Wilson, and DIR. Whitman found one
of the windows of his house pried open
about two inches. There is no clue to the
burglar or burglars as yet. Two young
men were arrested at Brattleboro on We'd
nesday who were here the day before, but
as no evidence appeared against them they
we're not detained. A man who was iden-
titled as a former workman in one of the
shops in this place, called at w. Ii. John
sons, William Stones and Eldridge Hap
goods, and perhaps other places, the same
night of TIE burglary, and wanted to OBJ
tain lodgings, but we are not aware of any
other evidence that he was the burglar.
The fact is, the country is full of thieves
and burglars everywhere at this time, and
the snow heine gone. il is now more favor
able for their operations, and everybody
should be on guard.
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FRUIT TREES, GRAPES,

vE have imported from foreign growers and personally
w selected at the largest N H., and N Y, Nursery
establishments the choicest stock which could find this
season, and offer to purchasers general assortment
Of NURSERY STOCK, first class in quality complete In
variety, and extensive in quantity very low rates
de erptiye catalogue Of 40 pages mailed applicants
Samples Of the collection be at saesrosm
basement Of No 28 and 80 Water St, Boston. Orders
faithfully executed. BENZ. T. WELLS CO. Importers
& Nursery Agents, Once J, Wster St, Boston.
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CUPERINTENDENTS NOTICE.

All persons designing to teach in the schools of Rock
ingham during the coming requested to meet
the Superintendent at the Nestry of the Congregational
Church in Bellows Falls, Saturday April q, 1867 at
O'Clock, p NJ Examinations nusf be public. Certif-
Gates good year from date The public cordi-
ally in yted to attend.
N. PIERCE. Sunerinte ndent.
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I ITERATION NoTICEl

Notice Is hereby given that this day give my sou
WILLIAM FRANKLIN LOWELL his tine during the
rest OF MS minority, and shall claim Of his wages
and shall pay none of his debts after this date.
VIM II. LOWELL.
Ms. PaocroR Witness
ROCKINGHAM, Mar. rs, 1867. l4I6
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MAPLE SUGAR wANTEDi

From TO 10 Tons Of good Maple Sugar also 800 Gal
Ions Of Maple Molases for which the market price will
paid In exchange sor goods.
n. B. Always hand good assortment.
wsruSHER, W., March 70, 1857. u
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= Jersey City, Patterson and Bayonne,
New Jersey, all held city elections on
Wednesday and elected the Union ticket.
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Mlarriea.

In Astead N, H., March 2Sh, by Rev Mr.. Fields Mr.
JAMES W INGALLS, of Windsor, Vt, and Miss MARTHA
A. DWINNELL of Alstead Center.
In Manchester, Wis., April 3D. by Rev. r. H. Farbairn,
Dir. X. TAYLOR of Golden Prairie, Iowa, and Mrs,
CARRIE ATWOOD of Manchester.
In Westminster, April 4th, by Rev F. j. Fairbanks, Mr.
CHARLES f. LARK, of Fitchburg, Mass, and Miss
VICTORIA A. ADAMS Of Proctorsvilie, Vt.
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CuEsTER.-School district No. 8, in
Chester, was first organized December
%, 1892, and Amos Head was elected
clerk, which office he held for sc consecu-
tive years. He was present at every an
nual meeting during that period EXCEPT
two when he was absent on account of
sickness. Mr.. Head being upon his death
bed, the district Voted that Prescott
Head be a committee to carry vote Of
thanks to Amos Head, their former clerk,
(now sick) for his undertaking services TO
said district for Sc years past After the
decease of Amos Head, Prescott Head,
his son, was. elected TO I'LL the vacancy,
and has held that office for Is years.
Thus father and son have held the same
Office for "a consecutive years
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN MONTPELIER.
As party of young men in Montpelier
were on Wednesday last, engaged in fir
ing salute in honor of the election result
in Connecticut, most painful accident
occurred. BY the premature discharge of
the gun, Peter Lemoine had both arms
blown off, one knee badly shattered, his
side mangled, and his face badly burned.
He cannot live. Aleck Jangrean had one
hand blown TO pieces, and was otherwise
injured. Both these men were in the ar
tillery service during the late war.
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ARREsTEp.-Ihe fellows who made
themselves prominent by thieving opera
tions at the recent fire in Burlington, have
come to grief. On Tuesday afternoon
last, Sheriff Munson of Burlington, who
has for few days been on the track of
robbers, succeeded in arresting in Cut
tingsvile, man named Joseph LaPlante
and confederate. They said they were
on their way to Keene, N. H., and were
taken to Burlington and lodged in Jail.
LaPlante made rapid march the first
day from Burlington, walking to Middle
bury via South Burlington, Hinesburgh,
St George, Starksboro, Monkton, Bristol,
New Haven, distance of AZ miles in 10
hours.
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Chance for Business
TUE Stock Store furniture &C. Of the host w.., I,a.
Goods, Grocery and Provision Store in Bellows r.ls
Vt, '1 "' i.''
FOR SALE. tfse
Nov doing good Cash Business will be sold chan ~
Piled for soon
NB-rhe above Is the best location in Town and rsre
chance for those looking for Business.
For particulars, &c, call on. or address,
10 NJ 49, II. d. WALL,
A'~ien 80 ioo' BELLOWS FAILS, Vt.