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known citizen of Burlington, died at hsresidence
at the Stanton House, about one o'clock yesterday
afternoon, in the Goth year Of his age Mr.. Low
ry was born in Jericho and was son Of Ileman
Lowry, former sheriff Of Chittenden county.
He was known chiefly on account of his long con-
nection with the customs branch Of the revenue
service, and for his thorough knowledge Of rules
and laws concerning the revenue department, in
which there were few better informed men in the
Countrywide Press
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Times gives an account Of extensive iorgeries per-
petrated during the past year, against individuals
and insurance companies-the Vermont Mutual
suffering to the extent of 81 ,O0O-by Asa Sander
son, formerly principal of Essex Academy, and
latterly teacher at Swanton. These frauds in
duoe the suspicion that the late burning Of Essex
Academy was not accidental as was supposed at
the time. Mr.. 5. has fed to Canada. The case
seems melancholy one indeed, greatly aggravated
by the former high standing of the criminal.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. 5. S. Butler, an old and popu-
lar physician and famous mason, died at East
Berkshire on the 18th inst, aged SO years. lie
commenced practice in 1910, which he followed
until about year since. During his career, he
educated 80 young men.
Rev. Geo. B. Spauldng will deliver the annual
address before the Lamda lota Society of the
University of Vermont, at anniversary during
commencement, the first week in August.
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WATERBURY, May %,

WATERBURY, May q, IobU.
The Third Anniversary Of the Vermont Reform
School, will be observed the 2nd Wednesday-9th
of June
Friends of the School, and all persons desirous
of knowing what sort of school the State is sup
porting at Waterbury, are invited to attend.
A. G. PKsE, Superintendent
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And he did many wonderful works insomueh that his
name WIS pronounced in many tongues And there came
unto him. Judith from the seaport OF Now Bedford, who
had boen sick for many years and after some days her
palms were goao She slept soundy and did rejoice In
eating hor food. And ASH from those which are called
Quakers, In tho great city of Philadelphia, wrote an
eplste, saying o. Doctor accept thou this money,
which Is called groenbaek and hath the picture OF Ahr
ham, thy friend on one end. For verify weak, ex-
hausted and dcspondont ate but little, and suffered
many pains, and thy PLASrAros BrrEBs gave mo
health lkencd only unto tho ygor youth. And upon
such as arc afflicted with liver complaint, with sour
stomach with general debility and Gyspepte pains, In
all pars Of tho land did these Bte produce astonis
Ing cures.
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a MONSTER Bass DRUM.-The largest bass drum
in the world made under the direction Of Il G
veteran drummer, Nahum J. Baldwin, arrived in
Boston last week. The heads measure nearly
eight feet each in diameter and are made from the
hides of two mammoth oxen, which have been
years past. On each head is the motto" Let US
have Peace " The drum is about three feet
through from head to head and the rim is paint
ed red, white and blue. 1t was ordered especial
~ for the forthcoming National Peace Jubilee.
Mr.. Baldwin pronounces it perfect in all its parts,
and the manufacturers state that it is the largest
drum in the world, and no larger one can be
made unless the hides of elephants are used for
the heads
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ESF-I. o. Of G. T.-Miss Lucy j, Bradshaw, of
Montpelier, in consequence Of the decease Of Rev.
Plny Ii. White, now stands as the official head
of the Order of Good Templars in the State Of
Vermont. She is lady Of good ability and will
ably discharge the duties Of G. W. c. T. until
the next meeting of the Grand Lodge in January
next. She has just issued an official notice of
the death of the Worthy Chief ,remplar, and re-
quiring all the members in the State to wear a
mourning badge twenty days.
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NJ Gut 81 In Justice Inscribed, not IN wrongi
Ny second Is found not in gricf but In songs
Ny third not IN gloom, though u trials and tcarai
Ny fourth not 10 art but loo nature, appears
Ny nnh is inspected IN tHhops not In O)hamsi
Ny sixth In fsh, not In oysters and clans,
My seventh In picnic' is soon, not In show5i
My eighth, not in sandals. in moccasins goes
My ninth Is discoyercd in tNwols, not In tscamps
My tenth is displayod not in coins, hut 10 stamps
Ny Eleventh. is needed ia Eun' not in 9iar,s
Ny twelfth is Inverted ln g5ups not lu hearts.
My whole, It is easy to 500 as you scan
rhia riddle is naught lui tic uamc oft man.
rHR
Montpelier, May 10 ifl.
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a.o.l

PosTxAsTERs,-rh iollowingnew appointments
have been made for Vermont
Orrin n. circuit at Roxbury, vice j s. Spaul-
ding, resigned George Smith at Wallingiord,
vice q. o. Stafford, resigned.
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~ Hon. Asa r. Camp, of Stowe has sold out
his extensive mercantile business to Mr.. G. II,
Douglas, Mr. Camp is one of the few who have
made genuine success Of the mercantile bust
ness in the country.
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Coon WoRK.-A proposition is made to raise a
weekly sum from each member of the Rutland
Young Mems Christian Association, for the relief
of the suffering poor in that town and vicinity
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Legal tlntines.

7 @. BROWNS ESTATE.-The Sub
Il . sribers having boon appointed by tho Honorable
Probate Court for the District of Washington Commits
sioners TO receive, and adjust all claims and do
mands OF all persons against the estate Isaac q. Brown,
late Of Waterbury, In said District deceased, repTesns
day Of May 1859, being allowed by said Court " We
creditors az said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
pectiyo claims before Us Give notice that W. VIII -
tond 10 the duties Of appointment AZ the iwehut
house Of widow Julia f. Brown, In Wasrbury, IN aid
nistret ON the second Thursday OF July and ucober
next al ton osook in tho renoon on each Of said days
d. W. ATKINS, ee
wssosbusy, Mag ~. A. D. isos. COOS
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LIPPINo0TT 4 FAREWELL
STATE OF VERMONT.
OFFICE or SECRETARY on STATE,
Northhcld, June I, 1869.

OFFICE or SECRETARY or STATE
Northheld, June l. 1869.
Scaled proposals are hereby invited for printing the
following State Documents to wit, Reports tho Audi
tor of Accounts Adjutan and Inspector General Quar-
termaster General, SergeantatArns Railroad Commits
sOner, Commissioner OF the Insane Directors, Suporin
tendent and Chaplain Of the State Prison. Trustees Of the
Vermont Reform School, and Trustees Of the University
ofNermont and State Agricultural College, In the gem
ea form and style Of the Reports of state Officers for
los 10 be bound In volume and delivered at the Of
Zee Of the Secretary Of State In Montpelier on or before
the second Thursday Ia October.
Also the Report Of the Board of Education IN the same
form and style that Of 1863, bound In single volume
aud ~ he delivered at the same time and place.
Also, the Annual Session Laws of 1865, In the
style those Of 1868, hound In single volume and to
bo ready for distribution before the first day Of
January, 1870.
Also, tho Senate and House Journals in tho gem
era form and style Of those Of 1865 to he bound IN sepa
rate volumes and ready for disrbdun before the
first day of May 1870.
Details Of contracts will he governed in all particulars
by the provisions OF No g. of the pamphlet Laws Of
to which parties Interested respectfully referred.
Blank proposals for bids will be furnished at to
parties desiring to enter into contract for any part Of this
work.
The right to reject any or all proposals as may be
doomed for the interest Of the state, i hereby reserved
GEORGE NICHOLS,
GS Secretary of State.
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Masonic Celebration.

A grand masonic celebration will take place at
Waterbury, June 2lth (St. Johns Day., under
the patronage Of Winooski Lodge, in which it is
expected many other Lodges of the State will
participate, and for which extensive arrangements
src being made to render it complete success.
The President of the day is Colonel Benjamin H..
Dewey, d. G. NJ, of Burlington, and the Chief
Marshal, General William Wells, of the same
place. The Chaplain will be the Rev Edwin
wheelock of Cambridge, and the orator of the
day Rsy. W. Il. Alger, of Boston The Gaysyille
eotpDet band furnishes the music. \ cordial in
aisatipu is extended to all TO participate. The
Vermont Central, Vermont Il Canada, Sullivan,
Rutland and Passumpsie Railroads will carry per
sons attending the celebration for fare one way.
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TERMS OF TIE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TaBuSE Mail Subscribers $40 per annum.
sENfWEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per
Five copies or over, 50 each extra copy will 10
sont for every club OF ten sent for at one time.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, g. per annum.
copies, 81 II copies, sl5i u copies, 20 Hanss Of
subsTfbers at one Posf-Qfce SIC; q copies, 10 one
aidrss, fl5 81 copies, 10 Of sibscibers at
posi-Ogies, 81 so copies, 10 one address land ono
extra copyl $50, 50 copies, 10 nunes Of ulcscibsrs
al one Posi-Q6cs and one extra eopy) $50.
In making rcmttances for subscriptions, always pro-
dram NewYork, PoSfOgfcc Money Order, II
possible. Where neither Of these be procured, send
the money bat arays IN REGISTERED letter The rogs'
aton fee has beeu reduced fseR cents and the pres
ent registration system has been found by the postal
authorities to be virtually absolute protection against
losses by mall an Postnastors obliged 10 register
letters whenever requested 10 do So
Terms, cash In advance. Address
THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
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Mett tNdrertis


C-C-C-C-C-C
lnUR new terms to agents before sending to
~ any other frm. We give agents 90, YARDS snREr-
cLuns 100, ~ Att REIUHNEp aud al the
clubs OF thirty, forty and sixty oollect our
Dollar sale the oldest and largest IN this city and per-
frctly reliable all orders and letters being tho
day they received. Don't pay tbe hi Ia prices
charged of the stores but iucy by .oudug to
u.s. aud don't ciHb sysie Of stiing goods
TIRE yoH Try H. Male and female agents wantsd In all
and villages whore prices ARE h.h IN sending
clubs send 10 each name. Circulars ssnt ireo BY
mall. EASTMAN KENDALL q liawIey Street, Bos-
Z ton Nuss
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Eminent New York and Philadelphia physi-
1'Hns say the Dubois Missisquoi Powder cures
oncer. II il advertised in this issue.
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llnnn,s NInrnnlln Rnlm.

FI'l'ETI s'TF'-''7F'0 I'HIIHf
This article Is the True Secret Of Beauty 1t Is what
Fashionable Ladies' Actresses aud Opera Singers to
produce tnat cultivated a'tiHgue appearance much
admired in the Circles OF Fashion.
It removes all unsghty Blotehes, Rcdness, Freokes,
Fan, sunhurn and Elects offspring Winds and gives TO
the Complexion Blooming Purity OF transparent deli
cacy and power No Lady who values lne Complexion
can do without the Magnolia Balm 70 cents will buy 1t
ofany Of our respectable dealers,
Lyons Katharou g. n very delightful Hair Dressing.
G7.Tu
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The sixty-third anniversaryof the Barre Bap-
- Association will he held in Braintree, on
Wednesday, and Thursday, the 9th and 10th Of
'sre inst. The annual sermon will be preached
y Rey N. P. Foster, of Montpelier, or by his
inmate, Rev. j. X Chase, Of Vershire.
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AGENTS, s75 to 5000 per

w month"; everywhere, male aud female, 10 intro
duee tho GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, This machine will
stitch hem, fell tuck quilt cord, bind braid aud en-
hr0ider In most superior manner. Price only tlB.
Fully warranted for Ave years. We will pay 1850 for
any machine that will sew stronger, more beautiful or
more elastic than ours. II makos the Elastic
Lock Stitch" Every second stitch 10 cut and still
the cloth cannot he pulled apart without yarng It, We
pay Agents nom 3l5 To $40 month and expenses,
commission nom which twice that amount he made.
Address SkCOMB co., Pittsburgh, Pa Boston, Mass,
or st. Louis, Mo.
CAuTlON.--Do not bo imposed upon by other parties
palming of worthless castron machines, undor the same
otherwise Ours Is the only genuine aud really
practical cheap machine manufactured.
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MAGSoLA wArER.--superlor 10 tho best imported
man Cologne, and sold at half tho price,
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Al the Court House, In Manchester Tuesday, July g.
At the Stark House, 10 Remington Wednesday, July Z.
Persons neglectlng TO pay their taxes within the time
above specified Will bo required 10 pay feny cents for
notice, and aitef ten days e per cent additional upon
the amount Of the tax with interest and cost OF eOloc-
ton,
Taxes can DO sent by other persons and receipts viii
he returned, JOSEPH POLAND,
Collector LIST District Vermont
Montpelier NAV ~ 1862
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TAIRYMENl!

Sond stamp Zoe circular Of BAiLEY's Improved natter
Tub Address A. r. Bailey, Elmuro, Vt. 2str
DROGRAMMES-All sizes,
l Printed at tho JOURNAL oPyIcE
4 ICTION BILLS-Printed at the
"a JOURNAL OFFICE.
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coRREcTIoN.-Th Free Press and Times of
Nay 2sth, has cosby paragraph concerning
tho Post Office question in Montpelier, which
seems to illustrate the old adage " that one must
goabroad to get home news Thearticlo makes
much more and worse of the late contest for the
position of postmaster than truth would warrants
but we only allude TO the matter TO correct what
zeems to be the most material misrepresentation, to
wit that " Postmaster Clark was obliged in con-
sequence to open temporary post office in the
second story of a store in the village, somewhat
10 the inconvenience of the public The truth
Is, The post Office is located in the store of the
lAte firm off. Elliot Smith & Co., on the first
floor of the Freeman Building, which is one Of
the most central and accessible of any in town.
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T AIDES We are sending Is SgElss Of
IL No. SEWING SILK-colors 10 suit-or papers Of
superior English NEEDLES for ~ cents.
HOW A CO., Portland, Maine.
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Advertisements.
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.

We hav1 enlarged Exchange List with varieties Of
Ladies Skirts, Bed Spreads, summer Goods, &c., &C.
Our house hong the Headquarters Of the Dollar Trade,
We viii give our patrons the zane bargains by mall
they able t0 obtain at famous 81 Joachim Dollar
store, 100 Washington 81. Catalogue Of goods and
Letter
j. s. HAYES & CO.,
ttU i3a 80 Fedeml ST. Boston, Masf
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LIPPINCOTT & BAKEwELL,
MANUFACTURERS 0F
Axes, Shoyels, Saws, &C.,
No. us WATER ST.,

fif1ahuRG, IA Dec. - lab-s
MHssRs GEo. T. RowELL 8 Cos
GenfiemsH Ono year ago with much hesitation we
gave you advertisement for of your Lists of one
Hundred local papers very short time thereafter
unhesitatingy added two more Lists OF one Hundred pa
pers,
But short tmo elapsed before Inquired Of on
every side for Colburns Patent Red jacket Axe prov
ing to that your plan Of Lists had reached the very
Axe.
uhe year having now nearly gono by We cannot but
believe your system Of advertising by Lists Of Local
Papers is Just the kind Of advertising want, and
to-day forward you order still adding more List
Of One Hundred papers making tho number now alto
gcther four 90 Lists Of One Hundred dO local papers.
The more we talk with newspaper agents and editors
agents the more satisfied that the arrangement we
have made with you Is preferable to any have ever
heard Of The MORT Of the Axe Itself has, Of
something to do with the great demand for IT, hut
satisfied that by your system Of advertising by Lists.
have accomplished In year what would have
dinarily taken US i've years to accomplish.
Respectfully,
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DECORATION HYMN, MAY go,h.


TuNr-"P0riuguos Hyma."
They rcst from The conflict, their labor Is ended,
Their battles fought and their Victories gained
Thor spirits heroic 10 God have asccndcd,
Their mcmry ls Ion u, with honor unstalned
Beneath the grccn sod their bodies are sleeping,
Above them In beauty the dowy grass wavcst
While comrades this day arc sacrcdiy keeping.
And strowing with flowers their glorious graves
We know that our flowers will wlthct aud perish,
Our flags, too, will droop In the stll summer airs
But deep In our hearts their memory Won cherish,
with love that the passing years no'crwfl impair.
To Us l. the weeping, while theirs L. the glory,
From danger and duty they meier turned aside
Heroic their deeds and immortal their story
Thoy fought for their country, and conquerng, died
No longer they liston the tramp Of the logons
That steadily marched to the field Of tho dead
From East and from West and from Ear distant regions
Rosistcss In numbers and arn In thoir tread.
No angel ofdeath DER the battlefield bending
with skeleton finger pointing his prey
Our God heard the prayers Of the nation ascending.
And turned our dark midnight ofhouor to day.
o, God Of our fathers. o, God Of our nation,
Their faith unwayering thor trust was in Thoci
Thou gnv thom the victory 10 ourand gave snlvation,
And smiled once again on thc homo Of The froo
Yes, honor aud glory for them are eternal
The nation they ransomol uoir momory will Keep,
Famc's flowers immortal will bloom over yernsl
Oor The graves whore our horocs iu glory now sleep
PAcwc RAILROAD AND FAR WEST NorEs from
Mr. Thaddous Clapp of Pittsfeld For 100 miles
on the line Of the Pacific nilroad, winding he
tween Cheyenne and Ogden no water is to be
found except such as is obtained by boring, and
this is so inprcgnoted with alkal that it is use
less. The company are preparing 10 transport
water 20 supply their tanks at this point. The
immense and inexhaustiblc beds of biiuminous
coal recently discovered, are mines Of wcalth to
the Union Pacific milroad The company are
mining from eight TO ten hundred tons daily.
Many Of the ore openings are within fifty feet Of
the track Between Cheyenne and the summit
of the Rocky Mountains the grade is 92 feet 10
the mile. In the first year Of the construction Of
the road, ties were collected from six different
States and two Territories Lots in Omaha
which were yaluces- year ago, are now bring
ing $500 per foot. On the other hand, lots in
| Bryan, one Of the delunct cities ON the Union
Pacific, s5s miles west Of Omaha, which sold
three months ago for $1,000 or $500, will not
now bring as many cents. And Green River
only Is miles east Of the latter point, and which
contained six months ago over 5000 inhabitants
and supported two daily papers, has not now a
soul left Pullman runs 100 sleeping cars, sever
dining and eight hotel cars capital invested
$l,75O,OOO. The bridge across the Mississippi
where the Chicago and Northwestern ailroad
crosses it, is three miles long.
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THE MIssIsoUoI POWDER actual,

l. Cancer and scrofulOus diseases Of the skin
See report 10 L. Medical Society. Statements Of ply
sicans In circular sent ireo on application to
CliAS. A. Dubois
Box 1854 ls2 Pearl St., New York city.
April ~, laGq. 6A75
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I United STATES

COLLECTORS NOTICE
Notice Is hereby gvon that the Income Special aud
other Annual Taxes assessed the Annual List OF lsq
Tor the First Collection District Of Vermont due
and payable and that will attend myself by Deputy
ut the following times and places to receive tho nme
viz
WASHINGTON COUNTY
At NY oace in Mon pelier during the week ending
Saturday, June e6, 1869.
At the Hotel In Northaeld Wednesday, June a.
Al Browns store in Waterbury, Friday, June %.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Al Stevens Hotel In Vefgennes, ruos,lny, June ~.
At the Addison House, In Middlobury, Wednesday,
June ~.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
At tho brandon House. in brandon, Thursday July
At the Vermont House. In Fair Haven, Friday, July p
AZ the u. ). Court House, In Rutland, saturday and
Monday, July aud 8.
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srrTLEn. The Free Press and Times re-
Gently, in discussing the question of our next
''cyernor, closes the controversy in the following
decided terms" but not to lengthen out the
natter he (Gen. Washburn) is going to be the
next Governor" The people of the State are
pefthinly to be congratulated on so fortunate a
sosult What need ola convention
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SAD.-Reoently, for petty larceny and disturb
Ing the peace, Fairfax boy was sentenced to the
Reibrm School at Waterbury. A correspondent
Of DC Free Press says the boy replied, on learn
ing the sentence, 90 don't care, if go to Water
bury, can learn to read and write, have enough
70 sat, and have bed to sleep on" 1t is sad
STATE of affairs when our boys can obtain these
Common blessings only in Reform School
Would not a little benevolent work save them
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GEO. p. ROWELL q CO.,
~ DTERTTSfNG AGENTS,
No. 40 Park Row, n. Y.

The firm. whose letter print below gave us IN l7c7
what then the largest contract had received
for Lists Of 100 Local Newspaper" The iagt that
they this yoar the order and increase the amount
IL the bost argument give that these Lists
gDnl advertlslng mndlnma.