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AS orINIoN Anour nApIrs.-Tomln, mn

Az OPINION ABOUT BABIEs.-Tommy Taft,
the old sailor, in " Norwood" says;-
"Parson Buell., it's the uuaccountabest
thing what the Lord sends children into the
world for, considerin' what sort of a place It's,
and what time folks have in gettn' thro' it,
Lord They die off like apple blossoms, half
on EN- afore they're biggern mice. And
the rest Of them have hard time gettn'
grown, and when you've got EN- growed half
the folks are padding round as If they didn't
exactly know what they came on airth for !;
and nobody can tell 'em for that matter.
never see babies but think how we used to
have birds come aboard ship way out to sea
-land-birds, and so tired, poor little things,
and hungry You could 60 up to 'em and
take 'em in your hand, and they turned up
their bright eyes with such piteous look at
you, as if they had come from ever so far,
and lost their way, aud didn't know where
they were. Wall, that's about what I think
of babies. What do they come off to this
ere world fort"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-02

AGRICULTURAL Hoss TRoTs.--As the sea-
son for fairs is opening, the essay of josh
Billings on boss trots is worthy Of attention.
II is as follows
"Men who hay CRATE deal to do with hos
SEES seem to demoreize faster than the bosses
do
Hoses are like dice and kards, atho they
are yirtuous enuff themselves, how natral il is
to gambol with them.
Hoses love the society Of man, and being
susceptible of crate deceit they will learn a
man tceheat and lie before he knows it,"
| know lots NV folks who are real Plus, and
who are onest enuff to work up into United
States assessors, and some good moral chunks
left over, but when they come to talk hoss,
they want as much looking after as case Of
dipthery."
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ntispellang.
MI THREE MISSES.

uY MRS. nn0vNiNo.
! have three Kisses IN my lue
So sweet and sacred unto me-
That now TN death dcws rest on them
My lips shall kissiess be.
One kiss wns given In childhood's hour,
ny one who never gave another,
IN life and death still shall feel
That last kiss Of my Mother
The second burned my lips Tor years.
For years my Wild heart rcclcd 10 bliss
AZ every memory OF the hour
When my lips folt young Loves arst k.#.
The last Hiss Of The sacred three
Had all the woe which Ger can move
The heart Of woman-it was pressed
Upon the dead lips Of my love.
When lips have felt the dying hs
And felt the Kiss Of burning love,
And kissed the dead-thcn never more
In kissing should they think to move
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-02

THE SUBSCRIBERS
have constantly on hand and for sale nt the most reason
able rates % ful ond well selected stock Of warranted
EXTRt CAST STEEL CiRcCLiR SIMS,
WARRANTED OAK.TANNED LEATHER Betting,
YuLCANlZED RUBBER BETTING, PATENT LA
CHG LEATHER, BELT RlyETs and BuRRs,
BELT HOOKS. PUNCHES. &c. sc.
STONES PATENT
S 4 " G. q " " z Il S.
EXTRA CUTTERS. GRAMS, BOXES, &c.. lPsETS or
SWAGEs OF all kinds, Cast Stoel CANT HOOKS,
&c. &c., &C. &c.,, 6c, 6c.
Prompt attention given to orders by mail
PrrkIN 6 BROCK
O9dawtf Montpelier, W.
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Advertisements.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND STII,,
VAN RAILROADS. VII
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Juig "a, lsGs.
TRIMS GOING sOUTH AM re,

Lonye Montpelier ut q % q. m. 2I7p.m a.
Mail 1min lonyos ROusc's Point al fi1a' Nv 40 D.
uassongors from Ogdeushurgh r. r. and nil ie'els
White River Junction and holOws Falls win .,le'h
BOSTON, Worcester, Springfield, and with irs lia Yam
sumpsc u. r., arriving IN New York Ut i,r W li
Steamboat train leaves 81. AlhHns at 4 Z, Xxx %.
ne 90 Burlington with steamer for Lake Gcors,S '1.t
"a, rxpros. leaves Montreal ut ANA,
90 lua. m Oplcnshurgh ~ $50 o. No., Rouse, ~ sa
o. m. Cor Boston, &c. arriving in Boston Ma Iil llf
luII u. m. '''NH
Nialt Express leaves Oponsburgh 90 tn,..
trcu 900 lnp. ms kouse.s Point 90 03i b. M s' Nt
att.lip BOZ, arriving m boston % $40 o.. in ,aa. tg
Id BELOW. Falls with Cheshire RAILROAD fer
Worcester, uud with Vermont Valley RAILROAD N I'd
nei1. fc.. mud arriving in Now York at l2nr u 'lHt
TRIMS GOfvG NoRTB aND wrSr
Loaro Montpalerat $50 o.. m., sooam..9a
..II U. m Pa
pb Esprca leaves Boston via. Lowell a,so
Montreal 90 1000 D. iu Oglonshurgh nj l ','ls
Anu Train gnyos Boston via. Lowell nj 1.niaI
Lawrence nui tlicnnuf4 ut t.tl 20. m hprinD0ei. IA
i m. l1r Burlington aud 49, Adams. 1" if
rNU trains leaving Boston Via. fitchhnrs al a..
ind Springfield 90 ii o. rn., connect at Whit a
function with The Day Express train Nlle
Accommodation IUin loves NOrthneld nj . d.
or Darlington Rutland, st. Adams, Rouse. P.., p
kIthtfApr. lca,cs Believe Pall.ai iomn
.Ultlul ra aon.rrs tfum Vermont Valley Ra.irI l1 p
IUl tUw N0tk nt l9ll p. No., and from thr.h',. 3l
ruII. lowing Boston Nt l.tl %. u connecting ID u
River junction with train leaving Boston al IN, 4
ur Burlington, ltlusc's Point, Montreal ana o
bureh connecting with steamers and Gnud T@sti
lHr ihe Mc.L
sIecrIu. clr. arc attached to both tho ni.bi r...
Tau. mHnIug between st. Alhnns and Boston. ..Is
Thur.h Iesel. or CHICAGO aud che woi t- ,.. ..
tIc wl.qae.pli ,,aeoa'. %. MERRILL ST.
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Tomatoes for the Table.


Beat six eggs, mix two tabespoonluls Of
-four in little water and add some salt and
peppers peal and chop very fine four toma-
toes stir this altogether Put bit of butter
half the size of an egg into a frying pan,
heat il hot turn ON the mixture, stirring it
all the time until it begins to thicken, then
let it stand to brown three minutes; lap it
half over; slip it on dish, and send it to
the table very hot.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-02

that we copy. IL Is from Nichols journal
Of Clemistry:-
CHEMISTRY or nAUnNNG.
The succulout grasses that clothe our fields
with verdure are very insignificant vegetable
growths i'm contrast with the lorcst-trccs whose
huge trunks rise up from the hillside and the
plain, aud darkcn with their dense foliage,
unnumbcrcd acres of our fertile lands. How
ever small and fragile may be the blades Of
gras- which shoot up in countless thousands
from the rich mcadows their value to human
beings is vastly greater than the more impos.
ing and pretentious vegetable structures.
How prodigious is the money value of our
hay crop How essential to the very exist
ence and growth of the country is it!
In the tiny stalks aud leaves of the timo-
thy. clover red-top, etc.. there are rich juices
circulating, which have been drawn from the
breast of mother GARTH These juices are the
very pahulum of life, and from them indi-
rectly. we draw our sustenancc. If we sub
ject to chemical analysis these grasses, we
shall find them to contain all the essential Gle
ments Of animal growth. It would seeming
ly require but the slightest modification Of
vital chemical action, to transform these cle-
ments into different physical forms, and, from
the juice, of the timothy elaborate the rich
kernels of corn or wheat We do not possess.
the power to modify. or in any way Interfere
with the vital forces off nature. and undoubt-
edly. "a is best that we do not possess This
mower. Had we if. how soon should we in-
iroduco confusion and disorder into tbe bean.
tiGil laws which GOVERN vegetable organisns.
and from man. caprices wonld .nring pnnu,n.
b,red woes,
Rpt II IL mot our ;ntoutio, IN follow this
line of tbongbt however nleasinc or attract.
i've If may h. We wish ia mako n few hrie(
observatiops upou tbe chemistry of c,irinc
bov Cnring bov il chemically snoolino q
distiDotory or eyaporatiye nroccss II il do.
inc with .uccplent vegetable substopcos whit
the salt-mpker does with his saline woter. ar
the .nror.malcr with bis soccbar;nc moo
Tho object i IN drivo off surnl,s wotors which
hold the valuable nrinciplos in solution 10
,,et rid of WORTHLESS and ;ntoriarin,, subst,n-
COS and rotain an the dcs;r,llc ono. rho
mol, 90, mos, ,,,l,. Zoo i,tonso hon, ar
d;rcrt a,mo IN liz ay,1oratino ,ans and HMM
or snoil bis rrodncts. So tbo &rwcr ,n,,.hoat
his bav too r,,,ob il, tbo bIo,;no rows ~ ,bo
sun and Greatly iniure fine rich nutrien, nr;u.
c;,les mon which H. v,luo dorords Cor,oin
IL f. we cannot control MI tbo cond;tions mn.
ON ,ybicb tbo nroJnction IF nercoc,l,, crrdd
bov dononds bnt ,vo can control tbo,o mnob
more decidedly Than we do 4 ton Of we'll.
cnrol or uroncrlv driod hay. i worth moro In
fine NOV than two tons which il emf M nm inn.
proner time md cured in an imncrfcct mann.
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ilnur Advertisements.
WOODS AND.FOREsTs.


w Drp'r OF CRowv LANDS, QUEuEc
June 10Th, 1909
Notice s hereby given that sale of Timber Borths 10
the following Territories will De held 90 the places and
dates mnntioncd below, namely
ST. Maurice TERRITORY, at the Grown Timber Office Three
Rivers ON the "a dag Of September next
Ioutr Ofaira TERRITORY, at the Crown Timber Office
Montreal ON the 10Th day OF september next.
Ipbr Oifar1 Terrif0rg, nt the Crown Timber Office
OTTAWA ON the I'm DAY of october next.
The Bcrths 90 be offered for sale and The condition. of
sale can Dee nccrtaincd nt the respective Crown Timber
offices a.. A. BOT RGEUlS Asst Comr.
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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS,
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR or PATENTS.

~ D
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Late Agent Of the L. S. Patent OAco Washington under
the act of ln3l
no. - state Street, Opposite kilhy street, Boston
Aef an extensive practice Of upwards ol twenty years
continues 20 secure patents In the United Sntos also n
urcnt Britain, France and other countries. Caveats.
drawings Tor patents, executed reasonable terms with
Dispatch Researches made into American and Foreign
works to determine the validity and utility of Patents al
Inventions aud legal and other advice rendered u AM
matters touching the same, Copies of the claims of any
patents furnished by RENTING one dollar Assignments
No Agency in the United States possesses superior fei
ues ior obtaining patents or ascortalnng the patant-
ability Of inventions
During eight months the subscriber IN the coprso
ms large practice made twice rejected applications
sixteen appeals every Of which was decided M his
lhNot by the Commissioner OF Patents
TESTIMONIALS
regard hlr Eddy as one Of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had Official in-
tercourse. CHAS MASON.n
~ Commissioner Of Patents.
have no hesitation 10 assuring inventors tbat they
cannot employ man more competent and Trustworthy
ana more capable OF putting their application iu r,
20 secure Tor them ana early and favorable consernon
at lhe fatent once, EDMUND BuRKE.n
o,,- N - 49,, Late Commissioner of Patents
M H. ~ Eddy has made for me thirteen applica
ons lh az but one OF which patents have been granted
anu that u the one now pending Such unmislakable
PROOF Of great talent and ability on his part leads md to
recommend all inventors 20 apply 10 him 10 procure
their patents as they may BIO sure of having tie most
althlui attention bestowed their cases and al ver,
"' f vhaIses' join rAGHARTn
S"h' - iaV7. 0f.45
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Dodd's Nereiae and hcigorator

Is TONIC and GENTLE sTlMULANT which is NOT
attended by REACTION What il gains i0r You main
tains When Il reeshes body mind il relrcshCs with
natural strength that comes 90 stay We not recon.
mepding tetotasm IN the interest Of any faction but
long and extended observation teaches that he who re-
sorts 20 the bottle for rest recuperaton, will find be
Keeps al t that lac j. hndiing fire 10 his bones which
viii consume Ike the flames Of perdtion. Turn from
T. Take tonic that illreirc.h and not destroy Doda
Neryine is for sale by all Druggists. Price one Dollar
see book OF Certificates that accompanies each bottle
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1leu 3gork Column.


ItATARRH
! nisoss,s off tbe Throat Lung, Ear Discharges
fron the Ear and scromlOu' Affections. cured ny .N'
ROWE pa Fast rwontloth street. near broadway New
Xort Hours iO A. NJ. to8P. NJ, sunday morning 10 TO
ID dr. ROWE'S Pamphlet on Ontnrrhi iust punhsheus
showing its cause and effects with Illustrations o g'sts
cnred can be- obtained at his Office or sent ny mal OF
rrdofut of lO cents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-02

LANES PATENT IMPROVED LEVER
SET CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,

ln ease and economy Of operation, and quantity ana
quality OF production unsurpassed
More than five hundred Of the above Board Machines
are now In successful operation. They may be- found
not onl, n AIN parts fho United States hat 10 Canada
Cuba. Brazil, and eycn Russia
Our Ner Illustrated circular, of Gny-sx book pagcs)
containing information Of much value to every mill
owner and sawyer, will be sent rnEr on application
90 pITKIN & BROCK,
Montpelier VI
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DR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERE

~ BlTTERS a sure remedy for Liver Complaint
In all its forms lumors Of the Blood and skin, Scroua
Dyspepsia, COstNencss lndigetion, Jaundcc Headache
and Bilious Diseases General Debility &c. They cleanse
the system regulate thl bowels restore the appetite
purify the blood, strengthen the body and thoroughly
prepare II to resist diseases fall kinds GEO C. GOOD
WIN CO.. Bnslon. Ma.s. Sold By al Drngglsts.
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4 COS
TOILET SOAPS.


NWINT0 WNNIIU TTN
MEN OF OUR DAY Tho Live. Of
.ANA GRANT C0LFAX, and alb the leading mon OF
the nation l0yer 10 n one volume, hy Dr. H. r. Brook
EFT, the popular Biographical Editor uf Appleton
CycopWdia' over ON pages and 4 h1e stool purtfaIt
The only complete reliable work Ol the Kind publ h
cd. Price very low. Sales immense. ANY Iuteil -uut
man or woman can clear $50 90 san per month. One
aEcnt made s}yu n Eve wccks Send Cor circular.
Address ZElGLER MCCURDY s. co.. Puhli-hers
Philadelphia, Pa, Cincinnati o.. Chicago M, ,r ST.
Louis Mo HEflIars
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TVHE GREAT PIN-WORM REMEDY

Il Those troublesome and dangerous posts Pn-Worms,
or any other Worms safely and thoroughly expelled
from the system by the of Dr. Gosids PiH-lporm
Syrup without injury TO the health of the delicate
child or adult. Purely vegetable Warranted to cure.
GEO. C. GOODWIN CO., Boston, Mass, and all drug
gifts. Price 5jc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-02

A desirable machine in this weather--A
faoning-mill.
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TrNGoN TICKET OFFICE


FOR THE WEST NSD SOUTHWEST,
VIA
HD nLlNGrON and RUTLAND TROY and s0nN
EnrAnf. aud NEW YuiA CENTRAL RAlLROAr
1r via Dhsmulain steamer making direct connect q
u.tl t.r CHEAT WESTERN Railroad az snspen.
Bridge. sod LAKE shOkE Railroad 90 BtFFAl0 2
CHICAGO, and nl p1lnfs beyond also via uNutH'
HlNgu and GRAND TRUNK Railroads.
Tickets Ur .aie alWaysat tle lowest rate. sud ia.
a POI ei'eke1 tirou 20 via tlg above routes
rof inF Information desired call ou or atdrast
u r. TIKI T., Tcs'f ilrFi
Giaaw MONTPELIER Vt
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Always use those which are thoroughly
ripe. The small round ones are decidedly
the best. Do not pick them as most receipt
books direct. Let them lie in good strong
brine three or four days, then put them down
in layers in your jars, mixing them with on
ions and pieces Of horse-radish; then pour
on vinegar, (cold), which should be first spiced
as for peppers let there be a spice bag to
throw into every pot Cover them carefully
and set them by in the cellar for full month
before using.
TOMATOES IL A NEW FASHION.
The following method of preparing toma-
toes for table, we are assured by one who has
made the experiment, is superior to anything
yet discovered for the preparation of that ex-
celent article, Take good ripe tomatoes, cut
them in slices and sprinkle over them finely
pulverized white sugar, then add claret wine
sufficient to cover them. Tomatoes are some-
times prepared in this way with diluted vine
gar, but the caret wine imparts richer, and
more pleasant flavor, more nearly resembling
the strawberry than anything else.
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Advertisements.


T,Ur SUBSCRIBERS having purchased the entire In
forest Of DrNyts LANE. To the late firm of Lane
ptkin Brock would respectfully announce mat they
will continue under the firm and style Of PfKtN BROOM
the business heretofore carried on by the above partner
ship. PERtEf Z. PirklN'
JAS. W. Brock.
Afontuelcr Aun. It, tsG7.
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4 7 SARATOGA An Institution is now
n open specially for the cure Of Consumption Send
stamp for pamphlet, describing successful method of
treatment for Consumption, even in confirmed cases.
Address DR.. MARK Box 81
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" ADVERTISING AGENCY.
"Thcy have ioduccd advertising to more perfect ~ E.
tom than hls boon known heretofore. 'Hqtiffon I0a
Sentinel. OF. 30, lsGl.
" Whatever D. prompt, methOdlcul and etrniehtinr
ward they practice n thcr dealings and only TINT. '
Boston C0nfflHwfaifh, N1r. 31, l-6s
"Thcy nov probably Do The heaviest advertising hu'-
moss BOZ Che country. ~ NHolettr ~. ~ D4NH tH0H
jan. 2l. 1865.
"W with their reputation they and do get the lowest
and most adyauid1cou- terms q nishairrta iHi) Egt0
prise.
We receive advertisements ur OH American ncwIa-
pcrs OIu. y. ROWELL q co.
firffiising .fgents, il Park Row ~ S.
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RE CAREFUL WHAT
MEDICINES YOU TAKE

NHES you oxhaused By over-work ofhcnd or hand,
and feel the need Of something uvigomng don drink
Whlskey nor any Intoxicating thing whether undOr Ono
name Of Btters otherwise such articles give just o.
much strength 90 your weary body and mind the whip
gives TO the laded horse, and no Alcoholic stimu
lans injurious 10 Ncrve-henlth. and are ALWAYS
followed by DEPRESSING REACTION.
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TERPs1cHoREAN (!

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
| fully inform the citizens Of Gold Hill. n
and vicinity, who are favorable to ne ~
beautiful and graceful Accomplishments siSILM
dancing. that he will spen q schooi y
Haup's Hall (Lsw-r Gold HID.
Lessons 10 be given twice each week-aon
days and fhursdayr Terms made reasonable.
ladies Instructed fsee The public nrc cerdiaiiy
invited 10 attend. JOHN CAvANAUGH.
Gold Hill. Jan. ., 1867. Yfu
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3 U r. q H r Y

II |, one of the greatest triumphs OF HomG.
opnthy to dispense with The operation OF Ampu.
tation md Excelsior, In more than two'thirds OF
the cases, by tho radical cure OF the diseased
parts, which Alopnthy would have consigned to
the knife.
Fractures and serious wounds arc healed In
les, time and with less pain, than under any
other mode Of treatment 8,
Hompopathyl fulfilling n mission whose end
Ia the overthrow OF all other modes OF cure, anu
the establishment Of its own complete and per-
manent rule.
HOMEOPATHY AND LIFE ASSURANCE. The
Directors Of London Life Assurance Once
the General Provident- n' its recent meeting
have placed on record their opinion "thnt per-
CONS treatrd by the Homeopathy system enjoy
more robust health, are less frequently attacked
hv J,seasc. and when attacked recover more
RAPIDLY than those treated by any other system;
thnt with respect to the more fatal classes OF dis'
ease The mortality under Homeopathy Is small IN
comnarison with that OF Allopathy; that there
ore dI.ea,os not curable ut all under the latter
system. which are perfectly curable under tue
former; finally, that the medicines prescribed oy
Uommonhnthb,s do not injurs the constitution,
,rSarsas thoso employed by Allopaths not un
raorsn,ly entail the most serious. and In many
irs,nnces. fatal consequences" Tho Directors
n,,,ber nropose TO summon meeting OF the
.bnrebolders TO Inv before them the facts tney
baye collected and the decision at which 'hey
hnye arrived, namely: ITO open special sec
tlon for persons treated by Homeopathic EYE.
lem. at A lower rate Of premium than tnht
charged on other lives"-LoHdon (EnS3 10
'srrsr, Tt1:,,,, In, a, 1860. Iy3l.n
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MISCELLANEOUS.
poslte Wells, Fnrgo & Go.
HON GO OP A Il III Y

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF NED.
/ iclno, based upon the laws OF nature. Seven
ty.five yearsof experience have proved that one.
half Of those dying at IN early ago can be saved.
Homeopathy cures all curable diseases psrma.
nently, which have resisted the skill Of the best
practitioners Of any of the old medical system,
for years. :, .,,
Homeopathy aims toeradlca tedlseascs entirely
10 cure sure and easy, without blccding' oiiter.
inc. cauterizlng or drugging. to prolong life and
lessen tho number Of sick days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-13

Committee Of Arrangements.
Mike McClusky L Kelly
John Minnock Thos Carroll
Thos Finch John McGinty
Invitation Committee;
GOLD HILL
Mike McCluSky JJ Hayes
VButch Timothy o'Conneil
Thos Carroll John O'Brlen
Jas Cummings Wm Scanln
John B Winters John Nagle
John Cosgrave John Lambsrt
Thos Gallagher Thos Quirk
J T Rlordcn N MFrankeinhelmer
John Ross Geo Waters
John Monaghan g Wy Pease
Jas Mccoy J9f Wilson
w II Watson John alcCurdy
William Williams John MeGinty
Ut Flanncry TC Gowan
OPOuinn James Brew
w i Cummings l. Kelley
Mr. Kelsey John Minnock
Joseph Blsh Thos Finch
HLDay Edwin Pattcn
Thos Moon John Manning
Ed SchAefer ID Sullivan
VIM Redmond David Munroc
w II Beegan JEFF Mcclellan
CL Murphy Mathew Rahllly
John Murphy JIG Mayer
John w Higgins Jas McSinrtin
Iyey Fulton NJ Ray
Richard Kayanagh Mehnel Carroll
John Roopy Il EMcDonad
r Kerrignn dreely
YLemery James Morriss
Kenny J Is Pagan
Jas O'Donald VIM Ware
Thos Ennis n Hogan
Ed BOYLE Philip Lynch
II Smith N Donahuo
Duncan Mcdonald Edward Tobin
AC Hay James KelrIne
John Carley Thos Hefsrin
Jerry Lynch LMIller
HMyesey George Moch
Mr. Archambault Joseph Berry
John Cavanaugh II G Blanchard
VIRGINIA CITY.
VIM Woodburn I'D Mcngher
JC CLARK JB Mallon
Francis n c o'N.n Edward Murphy
MulcAhy d Driscoll
! Spripg PHI Lannon
Owen Hocy Jas Kelley
Thos Coleman Jas Gordon
Mlchcnl Lynch.
SILVER CITY.
John McCone Michael Fitzpatrick
Paul Duncan wm Lloyd
George Emmit d Carroll
Frederick Joy Andrew kerrigan
ID Leary Thos Wogan
John Gross @ Sullivan.
DAYTON.
VIM Norton PO'Toole
JC Hcnly 1DCross.
Reception Committee;
JJ Hayes John hcCone
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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-08-07
Truth Stranger than Fiction.

There are those who disbelieve the
story below, but it is true in every par
ticular. We know NiXen Curry, and a
more brave, honorable, and candid man,
prior to the affair with the Strongs, new
or breathed. The writer has omitted
to mention two facts first, that Curry
was under the in1luenceof strong drink
when he revealed the strange history of
his early life, although he was a very
temperate man. The second omission
is, that Nose Howard, spoken of, was
the betrothed of Curry's supremacy
beautiful daughter Mary.-Butte Conn
ty (Cul.) Press