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BROWN a LINDSEY.
THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY
Of the City Of New York, No. 33s Broadway,
Capital ONE MILLION DOLLARS
CHARTERED BY THE STATE

Darius R. MASAGAS, Pres. JAS. MERRELL, Scr.
est on all daily balances subject to check at sight
Special deposits for six months or more, may be
made at FIVE per cent. The capital Of one million
dollars is divided among over FIVE hundred share
holders, comprising many gentlemen of large wealth
and financial experience, who are also personally
liable to depostors for all obligations Of the comps
nv 10 double the amouat Of their stock. As the Ma
tonal Trust Company receives deposits in large or
small amounts, and permits them to be drawn as =
whole or in part by check at sight and without mo-
tee allowing interest all daily balances, parties
throughout the country can keep accounts IN this
institution with spe,ia advantages Of security con-
veaieuee, and profit. july p d&wssn.
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u'I-,,,T,' - y I'd 70 seIT The !" FMINENT
n WOMEN Of THE AGE" an octave volume of
e. q, pasGs Containing q newly written sketches by
Abbott, Prof. Huppin, Mrs f. G.. stanton. Fanny
rem Trace greenwood, sc. ILLUSTRATED with Glri-
teen beautiful steel engraving
The y. Y. Tribune, saws. ), tb,.rou,tl, bs,.
they done their worE. that their volume In pauer
yPe' psnIlng, enSravings. above all iu the excel
renee OF IT. subject matter. goes far b. remove the
made 10 SELF
E9r descriptive circulars, &C. address $. NJ BETS
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The Democrats of Bradford raised Seymour
and Blair flag on Saturday last General Geor 9
c. Rogers and Col. A. NJ. Dickey made addr 80
IS in reply to Judge Polsnd's recent speech a
Bradford
J. F, Sargent of North Tunbridge, VT, hs
obtained a patent for improved carriage TOP.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
William S. Foster has been appointed post
master at Derby Line in place of n. 7. Sheafe
removed.
The Newport Express says that the 0rlean
County Fair will be held on the new grounds il
Barton on Tuesday and Wednesday, September
3 and Is. The premium list amounts to $500
and $4,000 have been expended in fitting up the
grounds and buildings.
Silas Hovey, deacon of Baptist church st Al
bany, and father of eight children. hung himself
on the 9TH inst.
wISDHAA COUNTY.
The hay crop is unusually heavy this season.
OtHtI CIDp- ART ioOhluH well.
Mr. Israel Wood, of West Brattleboro, has a
Yellow Garden Lily which was set out As years
ago, root taken therefrom about 10 years ago
is now in his garden, which will yield this season
over 500 blossoms.
J. J. Estey, Esq, Of Brattleboro, has pur-
chased Of G. H. Newman his house and lot on
Elliott street for $1,000.
At the last meeting Of the Grant and Colfa1
Club Of Drattleboro, over 100 names were added
to the club, and speeches were made by Rev
Addison Brown, Capt. r. ". Clark, H. F. Smith,
Maj. John C. Tyler, and others
Leander Thomas, Esq, Of Brsttleboro, has
shown the editor Of the Record several ancient
copper coins, picked up by him in his garden, at
different times. Two are American cents bear
ing date Of l79S and 1900; two are British pen
MES bearing date Of 1870 and 1747. and one is
so old as to be almost illegible
The Episcopal Society Of Brsttleboro, held
fair on Wednesday afternoon and realized be
tween $500 and 5000
At the last meeting Of the Grant and Colfax
Club of Brattleboro. over 100 names were added
to the Club, and speeches were made by Rev Ad-
Olson Brown, Capt R W Clark, II. F. Smith,
Maj. John c. Tyler and others.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
\ Vermont paper states that Ira Wells, OF
North Thetford, Vt, who went hunting on As
Quincy mountain Tuesday, was discovered on
Friday with his arm caught in the cleft Of
tree and the whole lower part Of his body de-
yourei. \ number Of huge bear tracks about
the spot explained his horrible fate,
Another mineral spring is reported near
Springfield 1t is said to be good for scrofulous
complaints.
ADDISON COUNTY.
\ reception Wa given to the Junior Glass Of
Midlebury College by Pres Kitchell last Friday
evening
The Chester Academy for the coming year
will be under the direction Of Mr. Charles Y.
Bell Of the graduating class Of Middlebury Col
lege.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
An old citizen of Manchester has cider in his
cellar bottled the year Gen Taylor was elected
President. He will draw the cork on Grant,
election
EssEN co.
Asa Hbbard, Esq, Of West Concord, raised
corn fit to boil in SO days from planting
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EoGUEs lillian Jones and Henry
Hakey were arrested at Highgate on Sunday
Jones madehis escape from St Adams Jail, last
April The two were on a marauding expedi-
ton from Canada and had tub of stolen butter
in their wagon. The Transcript says they are
believed to have been engaged in plundering the
house Of Mr. Webster, in Fairfield, about two
weeks ago, and have frequently made thieying
excursions from Canada since that tine. with
considerable success. They were armed when
arrested, and had in their possession a large
quantity Of skeleton keys. They are now in
Jail at ST Adams.
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BrTTER.-The transactions in butter to-day,
were comparatively light and the quality of that
brought in was not quite up to the average.
Prices showed a slight decline from last week, "a
to &c cents being the ruling quotations. A few
lots went at outside prices. The gross shipment
Of butter was 81, 230 lbs. Cheese was also ship
ped to the amount OF l56 boxes
Sixty-eight thousand pounds Of hog were also
carried at the depot, to-day.-St. albums Mes
scHggr, 18th.
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I'll, Young Mems Christian Association Of
rr.7-E Dedicated their new Han Sunday
with appropriate exercises. under direction of
u- Billiard President of the Association, assisted
b.. Rev. Ne-,r-. Dayton, Wilcox, and Elliott
NJ. Ge.. E. Davis, and others. The Attendance
,.,. large. and the exercise, very interesting.
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ITCH. ITCH!. ITCU...
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH,

hHEAToN's OINTMENT cures TIE IrcH.
WHEATON OINTMENT cures SALT RHEus.
NHEATOS's OINTMENT cures TRrrFq
WHEAToN's OINTMENT cures BARBFR's Ircg
MHEATON'S OINTMENT cures OLD SoRFs
hHEATSSs OINTMENT cures every kind Of HUhnK
like Magic
Price, 50 cents box by MAN. 80 cent? Addres
WEEKS & POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Aug. %. 1867 d6.yIv
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FEMALE STRENGTHENING COR.

DIAL 4 Specific Remedy for Diseases Of he Repro
duetire Organs. II imparts tone and vigor o. the
Uterus, and gives renewed vitality 20 the whole sys
TEN. All cases Of Debility peculiar % FsfqHiss viii
hnd a sovereign remedy in this compound.
The following affections among those for which
it is peculiarly adapted Painful Menstrual De
charges Suppression Of the Menses, Proiuse Men
situation, Leucorrhea or Whites, liberated Uterus
&c.
Nav Both, WY
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ESSEN ACADENIr

I1NLL TERN begins MoNpAY, AtG. 3.-t Nr.
L Atwood, q graduate % the University, and a
,Ir.r--fu and popular teacher has been engaged T.
take caarv Of tnc classical department For rooms
or beard apply 90 tas principal
ASA SANUERSON-
Essex. VI. July D.. I-r~. -d6w6w.
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fesal Qotires.
:. A. RICU,RDsox,s rsr.Tr

I'VE, The So BSCRIBERS, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Chittenden, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons, against the estate ofSyvester A. Richardson
late Of Colchester in said District represented nso
vent and also all claims and demands exhibited in off
set thereto; and six months from the day of the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend TO the business Of our appointment at
the Office Of Peter Lacare, in Colchester in said Dis
trict. on the first Saturdays Of September and De
cember next, at ten o'clock AN, on each Of said
days.
Dated this seventh day Of August, AID. ls6s.
mr. ann
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NERNInNr NEWS.

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tar barrels. Tie soon after. in response TO a
serenaie from the Montpelier Bras BnI APP
neared. and returned his thanks for the honor
promising To- address them more at length at
some other time. lie closed BY inviting all pre-
sent to walk into his rarlor.' a privilege Of
which most present awaited themselves
The vote Of the ladies at IIighrltc Springs, on
the 9Th inst. stood as follows.
For Grant and Colhx. -
For seymour aai Blair
The two last were New Workers the others
represented six different States
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
A Grant and Colf,x Club has been organized
in St Johnsbury. with Charlie. 5. Dana. as
President. c. NJ. stone. Secretary. and George
MAY Treasurer
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Lyndon: judge of Probate. Asa L. French. s..
Jobn.bury: sheriff. Nathan 4. Pike. s. Johns
b,,-,. Uigb B,1if VIM / Pearl Sheffield
Judge Poland was present and addressed the
Convention.
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have the matter in charge, have selected Thurs
day, Aug 10Th at L ~ the day on which 10 .
have appropriate inauguration ceremonies Able .
speakers from abroad are expected to be present .
and take part in the exercises. Gilmore Band, .
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NOTICE.


~ r old customers viii take notice that We have
~ now cloths from lIdilehury mills which We
can exchange for Wool.
DOW & BOYNTUN
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CoLurrER.-A caucus for the election Of
i1e-ate- 70 the District Convention at Stowe was
Led IN Colchester on saturday evening, and the
III, wing We're chosen Cd, delegates: Allen Stone.
Hrman Williams. Ira Robinson.
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fural & State Afairs.
Meteorological Record.
Reported for the FREE Press.


pain of saturday night was one of the
..r af the season, in Hine,burgh, and au-
rlry rain fell sunday afternoon.
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sprrial lAdtirrs.
MOTH PANCHEs. FRECkLEs 4 TAN.

.HV III IN y Hf.N' r X &c h LES = IA '.
The ouly RELIABLE REMEDY for those brown dis
celebrations on the face is Perrys Moth and Freckle
Lotion" Prepared only by Dr. B. c. Perry. 49 Bond
Street, New York. Sold every where.
Marc 26 d&w6m.
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Norman Davis Of IIinesburg; indicted for mail
-ahery, PLEADED guilty before the T. : Dis
--i-r Court at Windsor On Thursday morning.
md i- awaiting sentence
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BANK garrrny %, Br>>rxcrox The First
N.#.a3I Bank at East BENNINGTON II of,bi.b
r. G,g,,. d. President .r.Il.ei .r S,t,,.l,,
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.r. the hand ors -tfrur and .I,prar.1. crack
man 7.. ,r.-,,.. l.., MATS. .,r,,.l, .,. r,,rl.
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NITIl.' ING @. work 10 HOT RS iiy. at the
w rate % -. uilI tint steady emplo, u.ent BY
ellliu-. ou Dl undressing SECRETARY or THE MI
tUANlC> TRADERS EXCHANGE. n. 81 Lib
t-ty - New York
TUESDAY. Aug. 4th.-l4N-w
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lott OF SORTS. '-TakcDR. ;. %. RICH
ARDSON's SHERRY WINE BITTERS. the most
medicinal in the market Established in ISIS
March 18th, wfm.
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e Dr. Kennedy's" Permanent Cure for
Catarrh" arrests that nauseous " dropping in
the throat" It's sold by druggists Demas
Barnes Co, New York, Agents l0ed&wlt-
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CENTS WANTED 70 sell III, O.. F,,rvP,

9ehu Tor circulars terms, and newspaper opinions.
WI; FLINT, publisher. p South eth Street Phila
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rHEcREAr NEW ENGLAND REM.

EDY.-Dr. j. ". POLANDS White zine Com
pound Cures Sore Throat Colds. Coughs. DIpth-
eria, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary
Affections generally. IT'S rema kahIe remedy for
Kidney Complaints
This medicine il free from anything dslefsTious
pleasant TO the taste, safe, yet sure and effective
in its ac-iOn.
May BOTH ls6s. WY
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

Prices Of Market Beef-Extra, SIP 80 a % o.: first
quality 81 81 "a 1900; second quality, 80 90 n N
10 third quality, 3 a. so
Prices Of store Cattle-Working Oxen b pair
tlji, 500 TO $3.50 n 30l.
Mich Cows and Calves, from SIS, SO, So. s. a
lpr
Yearlings so n 81; two year olds So n 45 =.
three year olds, SIS n 60.
Prices ofSheep and Lamhs-In lots, 81 g. g. g 80
each extra, $500 a g. 75-or from 3 10 SC y r.
Spring Lambs, 8 80 o. 80 so. Veal Calves. g o.
il3
Hides % a Joe = b. TaIlow, a Sc - y
Lamb skins, go q .Hc each Calf Ski + 2nc r.
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" b. CARPENTER. A. B.. PHINaIFNL.
A graduate oi the University % Vermont.
Mis- Many UE0wNsoN precept-ess-
Nrs % DAVIS Teacher Of Mnsic
Mrs F. +. GLEASON, Teacher Of drawing an,
Painting.
The Fall Term will commence "Wednesday. the gtl
DAY OF September. l-fS.
Board rln be obtained ut reasonable rates in pr
yate families.
E b. ANDREWS. Dear Sir take pleasurc in say
iuc that Mr.. VI. b. Carpenter, whom you have inyit
ell 70 take charge n your High school Is will dtte'
for the duties Of the pos 10 which you have cale,
him ] confidently expect that he will meet viii
decided success.
Yours truly,
JAMES b. ANGEL,
Aug. & +dGwtf Pre-. VI. University.
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LAMoILLE COUNTY ROAD.-At a meeting o.
the friends and stockholders of the Lamoillt
Valley Railroad Company, holden at Hydeparl
on the eth inst, the following Directors wert
elected; L. NJ. Knight, Waldo Brigham, George
W. Hendee, and Diff Abel, Lamoille County
A. B. Jewett, o. S. Rixford, D. D. Weed, and
r. 5. Read, Franklin County; Franklin Fair
banks, J. D. Bell, and J. H. George, Caledonia
County
At a meeting of the Directors, Hon. Waldo
Brigham was elected President; d. D. Weed,
Treasurer; J. II. George, Clerk; Geo W Hendee,
A. B. Jewett, Franklin Fairbanks, and L. NJ
Knight, Executive Committee.
The meeting was harmonious. and much en-
thusiasm prevailed. Subscriptions to the Stock
were reported as follows Orleans Co., Sls,-
900; Caledonia Co., 10000 Lamoille Co.,
$4,000; Franklin Co., %, 900 Total, $751;
900.
Our correspondent sends Us the following adj
ditional particulars, which will he Of interest
The election of President was rendered to Mr..
Fairbanks, but he declined. Every town along
the line was represented, excepting Cambridge;
and between six and seven hundred thousand
dollars Of the stock was taken by the respective
towns, including twenty-five thousand private
subscriptions, which, with the subscriptions of
st. Johnsbury, Danville, and other towns in
Caledonia County that formerly subscribed for
the Montpelier and st. Johnsbury road, will
make the Vermont subscriptions to the road
which is to be about seventy miles in length, the
little sum of one million. Taking this with the
subscriptions Of Portland, and the aid guaran-
teed from other sources, the project begins to
look a little like business. The delegation from
Portland, which is expected to number about
forty, viii pass through this county Friday next,
which will tend in no small degree to encourage
and secure the success of the enterprise
EPIscoPAL.-The Episcopal yisitations Of Ri.
Rev. DR.. Bissell, during the remainder of the
month Of August, will be as follows
August 18th, at Norwich August 18th, at
Royalton and Bethel August 10Th, at North
field August 18th. at ST. Adams, at P. N;
August DIST, at Berkshire, and Montgomery !;
August 10Th nj Enosoursh and Sheldon Aug
uft 18th at Fairfield August 3oth' at Ran
doph
The Journal Of the Convention this year fills
one hundred pages with the details Of the special
meeting March H. ana the annual meeting IN
June. The following is the summary Of the
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W Agents wanted for the most entertlini- 2,
v9oA paoIshed, ahoundins in Romance, Humur and
Wit Agents say il is the best selling BOOK ONT a.
people are tired Of repetitons Of dry details and
army reports.
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District Of Chittenden, S. i cerned in the e
tate Of Polly Tomberson Carey, late Of Milton, IN
said District, deceased.
GREETING.
Al Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and Tor the District Of Chttenden on the third day
OF august, 4 - l7bS, an Instrument, purpOrting 10
1e The last " j! and Testament Of Polly Tomberson
carey late OF Milton in said District deceased, was
presented TO the Court oresaid for probate And II
Is uFuered ny said Court that the twentysecond day
OF August, A. ID. l-b, at the Probate Court rooms In
sAd burlington, be assigned for proving said In
strument; and that notice thereof be given 10 all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington FEyF PRrss a
newspaper printed at said Burlington. previous to
the time appointed.
III tEf9kE you are hereby notified TO appear be-
fore SAID Court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said will, # YOU have cause
Civ II under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trcti this third day # August, A. D. l-6..
Nv RUSSELL s TAFT Racister
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Dopp.s vERvINEAsD INvIcoR,-

TOR.-This Medicine l. NERVE TONIC. Il
stops the waste Of vitality braces the Nerves and
quietly regulates the system Slevplessness, IrTlta
blity Loss Of Energy, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia.
Constipation, local weakness and general failing
Of the mental and bodily functions, the common
Indications Of nervous disease Dudd's Neryine and
Invigorator is a complete specific for all these
troubles Il is also the best As il il also the most
agreeable.
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Mothers! we also commend the Nervine for use In
the diseases which afict children while Tcething as
certain to afford quick and grateful relief The stupe
fying Syrups Of which Opium is the principal in
gredient are dangerous 70 life, impair the functions
Of the stomach and bowels, and actually impede the
healthy growth Of your offspring. To cure Wind,
Collie regulate the bowels soften the gums and re-
iieve pain, the NERvINE will always be found .afe
and efficient
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NgApLEwOOD INSTITUTE
WEARING OF THE CREEN."

vi oldest Female Seminsries in the country vri5ev
known for its superior facilite. and uDrivafleJ 49,
ton Address Rev. c. V. SPEAR, PRINCIPAL. pits
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REMEDY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
TO MOTH E R

ever offered to the public Prostitution Of Strength
Hysteria-retained, excessive, Irregular or painful
meuses-yield 10 its magic power.
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GREAT VATCUS,IE

oS TIE PoruLAE ONE PRICE rl,<
Irving {" every patron handsome ami reliable
Watch for the low price ofsIO.
Without Regard To Cost ,
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In the T.. 5. Court at Windsor, on Welnes-
day morning, Catharine Webster pleaded guilty
o al Indictment for smuggling, was fined 500,
and re slsel on her own reco-nisancc.
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BORN.
DIED.,

TrLER.-August sth, 1865, to Mr.. and Mrs Frank
J. g. Tyler, a son.
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FRE-Shortly after -four O'Clock. Sunday
afternoon, AN alarm Of FIRE was given. IT was
found 90 proceed from a small tenement house
eWnei by, and just north Of the store ef A.
j. Murphy. on Water street, opposite Noye-'
Block Both engines were s1oE on the ground,
bur only one Of them. the Boxers, were called
ist. action. This company quickly poured "a
stream of water apou the flames through 600 feet
of hose, leading to the lake, and subiuel the
sre, though not tin the building was completely
sltted. The origin Of the fire cauuo; easily be
as,,untei for, as it appears 90 have commenced
IN me ofthe rear rooms Of the house during the
aa-suoe Of the family Of the occupant. james
EcCafray, and no fire is known TO have been
g-el in the rooms since saturday. The loss oh
the building Is not large, and is said To- he fully
covered by insurance in the Vermont Nuul
None Of the property of the inmates, We under
stand, was insured
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DR, LANGLEY's ROOF .>p HERB

plant ia all is forms. Uumor- Dith- Blood ana skin.
S.rufula. bt -pep~id to-rivcuess lu1 gs-t.u Iauu-
dice. Headache and Bilious Diseases, General neti-
lily. SC They cleanse the system. regulate tie
bowels. restore the appetite. purify tle ..ood.
strengthen the body. and thoroughly pre- lr. 10 70
resist disease Of all kinds. GEu. G. GOODWIN &
co. Boston. Mass sid hy all Druggists
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SAD AccpF>r-Mr Simon Clark. vh. PC
sided on the shore Of Lake Dunmore, was found
dead IN his cellar ou Friday morning last. ON
wednesday he went into his cellar, pitcher u
hand, 20 procure water from FL well thare Guests
vho were waiting f.r him became impatient and
.eft. His daughter who kept his house WIS all
sent and no investigation WAS maie until Friday
morning, when it was discovered that be had
fallen into the well, head foremost, breaking the
pitcher and mutilatius bis head upon the stones
in the bottom. The well was about six feet deep
and the water few nche-. The jury give 81
verdict OF accidental death.
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