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A Hartford dispatch of the 9th saws: The
Democratic State Convention Is well attended. j.
NJ. Walker, Of New London, presided temporarily,
ana mace suong speech in favor of putting the
bonds in gold. Hon. ]. @. Devils, Of Bridgeport.
was elected permanent chairman. Resolutions
were adopted ignoring the Tammany platform
and also resolutions Of respect to the memory of
Gen. I: b. Seymour. A speech was made by
Mr.. J. F. Babcock In support of the latter resolu
non. The old ticket was renominsted.
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EXTRA SESSION.
CRY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
January 80, 1869. +
The board met in extra session pursuant to ad
journment.
Mr.. Breen In the chair, and the following mem.
bers present: Messrs. Rose, Aitkens, Walker,
Camp, sturcken. Grandpre, Fisher, Morphy, Pan.
dely, wynne and Farrell.
The special committee to whom was referred
the subject Of the REHABILITATION of the markets,
submitted the following report:
NEW ORLEANS, Cry HALL.
Jan. 80, 1869.
To the Honorable the Board Of Assistant Aldermen:
Genae1nen-Your special committee to which
was referred series of resolutions in the matter
OF the late sale of the revenues of the markets,
and OF the conduct of the mayor 10 the premises.
beg leave to report that they have not had suffi.
Gent time to carefully examine the subject and
respectfully ask for further time to make their
final report and take the benefit of proper legal
advice.
Very respectfully.
]. c. ROSE, Chairman.
G. CAMP.
JOHN BREKH.
Mr.. Kearny here entered.
On motion of Mr.. Fisher, the foregoing report
was adopted upon call of the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Farrell offered the following resolution,
which was, on motion, referred to the committee
on improvements and buildings:
uefeby grsnfetrfd NH aReSmission be and 1t is
the necessary stills, for the purpose Of distilline
the crude articles into spirits OF turpentine, on
their vacant lot situated on the corner Of the
shell Road and Clara street. and running through
to Euphrosine street; Provided, The said stills
be erected In accordance with existing laws and
ordinances and remain during the pleasure of the
Common CouHcil.
The board then adjourned.
JOHN ToBIN, Secretary.
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Don't buy miserable single thread machine.
when you can get first premium Grover & Baker
at the New York price, ffty-ive dollars, and war.
ranted five years, at 1872 Canal street.
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MEDICAL.
A woNEER TO MANY PropIr

no" everybody can ct no expense. have all kinds Of main
removed intaty Scores of people visiting az carou
deet street anD are generally surprised wonderful effect
Of liquid called PAIN PAINT which applied On the
see OF the ooo wherever pain exists by magic all pain
Mes Instantly This remedy harmless water and can be
used in the MIST delicate cases Old ache. ana N
pains Of every saature leave on the first spnl,ca VOL
IOTr'S PAIN PAINT has created a great s,e,,.-., a.
New YORK ard ~ over the country Folks hail with delight
the advent OF Paint Sold at 80 eents, 81 and ss per
bottle. A liberal discount to thetrsda
JOHN GRAVES
2< Carondeet street soIa A rant
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PENSACOLA oBsERvER.
PUBLISHED rELwEzKLr BIZ WIZ. KIRK 4 90.

,.s 1aose1pfcn-fvsys months %; M rousas m N a.
II az In, eng journal becomes very dssirsbs
Sscoinr 'e SoiDs * wsh che Nor5vss and
devoted % Tie ssvsiopmsus Of tbs mstszr,. mn
psrtnspt dss Voc ssss g FLORIDA and in iis Local de-
~ aevoss pecis attention 70 the Immense Iumhs
PEI trade growing MP lie vicinity Is Also q otS
sbs ssms which to the careful reader WI inSisss
q spot ADVERTISEMENT solicitsd 9seeosa
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OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

NEW ORLEANS, jan 9Th, 1863.
In accordance with the charter this Company and an
Act OF the mo 76D approved 18th March 1880
notice hereby given that uncaed for certcstes Of Scn
and Interest thereon over three years
snail net De demanded by the legal thereof
thTy days OF this notice. will be cancelled and
nuLed and the amounts thereof credited Contingent
tar
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pores CURE FOR COUGHS. COLDS
s ASTHMA, ETC.
In all Diseases Of the Throst Lungs requiring the uss
OF mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy this pro
paratiOn may beased by persons Of ages from ths in
FAINT mewlng ane puking in Its arms where the
sixth age shifts sto the lean and slppered panaloon with
much prospecf reefs from any in pharmacouia
PoPEs CUf8 FOR COUGHS has been used in this
city for over tenear with increasing demand put In bot
ties at 75c. EACH Tryh. JOHN II. POPE
Druggist, corner jackson and Prytanis streets
Sold also By John DEBENNEvILLE, Druggist. corner
Camp and Poydrss streets.
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NEW ORLEANS, January 20, 1859
AT meeting Of the Board Of held on the I4th
instant 1t resolved to declare scrip dividend Of FORTY
PER CENT the net earned participating premiums for
the year ending December 81. 1853 for which certificates
will be issued and after the March and have further
resolved to Six Per Cent interest
hcates Of Scrip and after the LAY Of March,
1879. T. TUYEs Prs.sdspt
J. ". HHcxs, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Gee. Urquhar, TB. Blanchard, Chs Lantta
A. Rochereau, VIM. Steven, NJ Pavre
q. ". Bsbcock, ]. A. White, z Miltenberper
Aug Reichard, ". p. Wiiar6 J. Tuyea
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PiEDMoND REAL ESTATE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
Authorised Capital $1,000, 600.
Loans made b. this Company are Secured on Real "a
nrs Hen No Loan permitted exceed half the vslus
the property which Il is and IN cas
f1perty, But dings excluded from assessment.
55lH per cent OF profits paid to Policy Holders
declared annually and transferred at end OF avery
pe,icies issued on all the most approved plans
ponees non iorfeitable. Rates Of insurance low
rremums received in half cash, half note
omces and directors Of this company include soe ,f
ne soiess ana mon responsible gentlemen In the South
W. @. CARRINGTON, PresIdent
IN J. J: HOPKINS, Secretary.
prRIofoRs:
y. y: Osnnl = q. Thurmund. J.R. PeebIes
n 11son hertn, II Z. Fitzpatrick, VIM. Gordon.
" A onafter, VIM. P. shepherd. D. D. Hsrtsook.
Dsra compilations win be paid 10 good agents In Texas
r.. D. II. MAURY, General Arsnt,
Union street. New Orleans.
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EACTH - sss5rs n Kisfsr q HoIsnasr, 10. n
Poydrss stre Manufacturers Of the Msako6 Bittsrs:
0entemen-l heve examined tbs paen. that vss ersnts6
you by the u Government for the Hsiakof
bters and foune N the Ingredients employed COMPOUND
we'll calculated 30 xce and keec In good the
organs have prescribed said Bttes tmes and In
eneet remain gontenen, very respectfully, your ost
obsdient servant a. hEkOIE2 NJ d. 1913 Canal street.
have examined the patent you hold for the nre
Maakof Bers Ind find nothing In the Ingredients therso
calculated 10 act urousy upon the human system uness
cordial aromatic tlster. 4. A SMITH NJ m
Your Mslskod Bters which 1 have exen,incS a. c,t
contain any injurious 70 health may be recon-
nsnded 10 thoss who arein want of god tonic
Yours. NJ. 6OHUPPERT n m
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MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Louisiana
DIRECTORS:
J. N. LAPEYRE, VS. MOUNT
JOHN DAVIDSON. La b. POTHIER
d. zuBkkB1ER, WIN. MoCULLOCH,
In. MARKS O. CAyAROo
4. Y. SCHMIDT, WIN. CREEvY.
W. COOPER rHOs X rIEIay
VS.. PIKE, ANTHONY sAMRor.a
DAVID McCoARD, PATRICK IRWIN
OAULFIELD. JN0. O. sINNorr
GERARD SfIfH, W. O. NICHOLS.
OFFICERS:
JNo. DAVIDSON, President;
W. 8. PIKE Vice President;
r. W. YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A. FoURNIER, Treasurer
W. B. KoONTz, Attorney.
W. @. NICHOLS, N. D., Physician.
N. @. FoLGER Agent
ONCE No l7e Carondeles street, Davidson,s Row
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FACTORS AND TRADERY
INSURANCE COMPANY,
3D.. .Carondelet Street. 40
NEW ORLEANS, La
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT, YEAR ENDING
sOTH APRIL, 1868
1remums ior tne year 81, z8 ~
'0'oe lg2,7l0
Assets, SOth April, 1858. ..............,, oosS IL
CASH DIVIDENDS DECLARED TO STOCKHOLDERS
In Capital Stock Department. -. TEN PER CENT
In Premium Department. FIFTEEN PER CENT.
This Company continues 10 issue Policies FIRE RIVER
and MARINE RISKS at the current rates Of Premium
An Dividends Of the Company payable In CASH with
out discount
MICHEL MUssoN, President
HARMON DoANE. Vice President
En-. A PALrRxr, Secretary.
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I OUIsIANA STATE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE COR CARoNDELET AND COMMON srs.
FIRE.....MARINE.. RIVER
RISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
E GAEUCHEAU, President.
A BALDWIN, Vice President.
L.W. BAQUIB. Secretary
Directors.
A. e. Bader. Chas. 1. Leeds, A Baldwin.
y. Bercisr, ID. Bouigny, Z. Bordeois.
T. d. harris, VIM Heyl N. J. Hsuck.
j. Lapene, Alex. Marks, g. Cambon
l.. H. Gardner, o. Hopkins j. ZoIv
Thomas Blos, f. Laborde A. rerfrou
A McGregor, W. b. Conger, j. Dugas
J. A. Bonnafon, O. IL Moutou 81 Hermsrn
A. Palacio, A. d. Grief III p Rianrand
L. b. Pothier, T.. y. Mioton. A Waldtircb
d. L. kernion, ID. p Logan ii Csnnchea1,
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TRUSTEES
noses Greenwood Richard MiikenL
Nv. Burbridge. Samuel X Moor,
w. A johnson. W. II. Hsnniug
John Noble IL Warren
John Chahe Simon Rloch
Hugh hcCon r. I. Buckner.
Marshall ]. Smith. Samuel Friedsndsr
l. Caulfed. n FrsIisa,
Aneo Huntington VIM. Creevy.
L. r. Terry. e Road
:. " bair. Joseph Hoy.
kooer 'Fitkin. Perry Eugent
4 Osmbou-
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EEExCH seEDICIKEs-
-PRKPARxD
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
g BYE RIoHELIEU, PARIa
Digestive Elixir Of Peps,ns.

UKesNs BHxfr OF FePssne.
eRiMAULf 4 CO.. CHEMISTS, PARm
PBPslNE the latest scientific discovery of Dr. Corv.rt
hyscfan 70 his mSesy the Emperor the French Il N,
Gastric Juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle purded
which dgess food N the stomach When BY cause or
other the supply Of digestive fluid Is small inevitable
consequences arc digestion gssrts gastragia inam
nation Of the mucous coats Of and bowels heart
burn puite anatia loss Of strength and Din femassl
choross The Eli Of Pepsine which sanctioned by ths
appreciation OF the Academy Of Medicine speedily cures
al such diseases, ad prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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FIRE. RIVER and MARINE RISKS written a, curen,
Hates An Losses Literally Adjusted and Promptly Paid Al
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EikEMENS INeURAECE COMPANY
OF NEW oRLEANs
SAeaA $500, 600
With privilege to increase to 5000 900.
Vnee NO. 20 Camp street. Story Building corner of Csn
and Common streets. S
B. MLLAUDos, President; j. n LAPErRr vcs Pras,a.r,
Z N. GASUcHzAu, Secretary.
company offers 70 the insured the option rebate f
~ per CENT or participation In the net profits psyabs AZ
the end Of each year in cas- ~ ~
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The Board of Directors have resolved to pay PER
CENT INTEREST the Certificates of Profits
also TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. the balance of the
Scps of the 1885, and after the second Monday of
February 1862 And they have further declared scrip D
vdend Of SIXTY PER CENT the Net Earned Partiepa
ing Premiums for the ending December 81 1865 for which
Certificates will be issued after the 18th day of March
next.
THOMAS SLoo, President.
THos. ANDERSON. Secretary.
J.G. GAINES Vice President
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-31

CHRISTMAS GATHERINGs.-The men,
bers Of the Sabbath School connected
with the Congregational Church in this
village with their friends, had pleasant
and happy gathering at the church on
Friday eve. The exercises were brief
and consisted Of singing by the school
and choir, Rotations appropriate to the
occasion, prayer by the pastor, and last
the distribution of gifts. A beautiful
evergreen tree was literally loaded
with remembrances for old and young,
and the sparkling faces at the announce
ment Of their names evinced the enjoy
ment of goodly portion Of the audience,
Every scholar was remembered, also
the teachers and pastor. The evening
passed pleasantly and was enjoyed by all
leaving good impressions and sunny
memories.
The Methodist Sabbath School also
had festive gathering at their church
on Christmas eve. The children had
picnic supper in the vestry, notices suit
ed to the evening and occasion decorated
the walls, recitations, singing &C., and
partaking of the fruit of the tree made
up the evenings entertainment. Rev.
Mr. Flanders had purse of some $500
the superintendent and teachers, we're
| the recipients of gifts substantial and tho
little ones made glad by tokens from
parents and teachers.
The Sabbath School of Emmanuel
Church had their Christmas gathering
on Tuesday evening of this week-Inno-
cents day-at Engine Hall. The tree
was fairly overwhelmed with presents for
the members Of the school and more
happy occasion could hardly take place,
as the bright faces received their gifts.
The Christmas presents in this village this
year, may not have been quite as numer-
Gus and valuable among the "old
folks " as last year, but among the young
people and children were probably more
so. May the happy recipients, old and
young, all live to see many returns OF
merry Christmas
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The Year 1916.

Mr.. d. G. Wright of Westminster, a
few days since was looking over an old
record kept by his father, and among
other things found the following entries
in the months of June, July and Aug.
of that remarkably cold year, of 1916 /:
"June 16, 1816-Snow fell one foot
deep in the northern part of Vermont.
June SIT showed in Westminster,
and froze ice Of an inch thick in wa
ter pail.
June 10.-A very heavy frost.
June 30.-Plantain leaves frozen so
that ice was scraped off the leaves.
July 90.-Plantain leaves frozen.
Inly oa--Ti,vrv ~as -e~4>, f~sa. bat
did no damage.
Aug. 20-Corn begins to tassel and
silk for ears"
A note written after the above has the
following:
Did not raise any corn fit to grind
that year, and procured seed corn for
planting the next year at Bellows &
Redington's store in Walpole, from some
taken at the store in 1916"
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and the whole ended with supper such
as only the ladies of Wardsboro know
how to provide. An cold farmers din
ner." served in the most ancient style,
occupied one side of the hall, while ia
bic loaded with dishes to suit the most
fastidious, occupied the other. The lar
gest audience ever known to assemble in
Wardsboro was in attendance, and the
affair passed of most pleasantly and prof
itably to all concerned, the receipts
amounting to over hundred dollars.
Tom.
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- AT an early hour Dec. Goth, brick
building opposite the depot in Poultney
was consumed by fire, about thirty min
utes after it was discovered. 1t burned
so rapidly that no efforts could. save it
from total destruction. 1t endangered
the Railroad depot and woodshed, but
the prompt attendance of citizens pre-
vented further destruction.
- In Benson Tuesday Dec. Il, Charles
Patnaud, about II years old, while lead
ing young yearling colt to water, tied
the halter around his body. The colt
took fright, and when found the boy was
senseless and pounded almost to a jelly,
tis ris~ll ss~aly fractured, and iilnbs rtiA
as death. He died at one o'clock on
Wednesday.
-Enos Felch's barn at Topsham, was
burned Saturday night Dec. IS, about s
o'clock, consuming all of his hay, one
yoke Of oxen, one COW and two calves.
One of the oxen succeeded in getting
loose but was so badly injured that it was
necessary to kill it. The fire is supposed
to be incendiary, and a neighbor has
been arrested upon suspicion.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-31

GRAFTON FARMERS CLUB.-The Graf
ton Farmers Club met on Monday ev-
ening last and organized by choosing the
following officers:
Presidents. d. Conant.
Vice Presidents-Henry Walker, Rus
sell Stiles, III. g. o. Howard.
Secretary. HI. Putnam.
Executive Committees. d. Petten
gill, G. S. White, H. S. Davis. The next
meeting of the club will be held at the
residence of S. d. Conant, Wednesday
evening Jan. 5, 1870. Topic for discus
sion: What kinds of stock improve oul
farms most?
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1ied.

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry to be paid for according to length
In Springfield, Vt, Dec l6, Mrs. HELEN, wife of
Lincoln Ellis, aged 81 years.
In Perkinsyille. Dec. LIST, of consumption. NJ w.
SHIPMAN aged 81 years, months 10 days.
In Rockingham, Nov. q, of diptheria, EDDIE L..
only son of Lueus II. and Caroline Estabrook. aged
years 10 months. 10 days.
In Westminster West. Dec 16. IRAHITcHCoCK,
aged 46.
In Rockingham. Dec. IA. SARAH, wife of the late
Eli Evans, aged 81.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-31

The WOODEN factory ofthe Caledonia
Company, at Barnet, was burnt the lo'h
inst Loss $4,000; fully insured.
The house of George Parker, situat-
ed in the west part of Danville, was
burned on Thursday of last week. Inc
fire caught from the chimney. The fur
nitnre was mostly saved. There was an
insurance of $500 on his buildings.
The house and shed of VIM. Perry
of Irasburgh, was burned last Wednes-
day morning the 10Th. Between two
and three hundred bushels of oats, TWEEN
tv-s;x bushels of wheat, and several hum
deed bushels of potatoes were ourpeu,
Loss between $1,000 and s15Oo-insurea
for 5000.
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GOLDEN WEDDING.-The residence Of
one Of the oldest citizens of Saxton's Riv-
er was made the scene of a very pleasant
surprise gathering ON the evening of the
Dist inst. 1t being the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. G. Wiley, a company of their neigh
bors and relatives residing in the village
thought it a fitting occasion to call upon
their aged and most highly esteemed
friends, accordingly about thirty persons
took possession of their friendly mansion.
A bountiful supply of cake was furnished
by a few of the relatives, which together
with some very choice apples of Mr. Wi
ley's own raising gave the company a
fine entertainment. Though the bride
and groom of fifty years received no cost
" presents of gold, yet they were the re-
cipients of that, which to them WI more
precious than gold, ma oly, tho earty
congratulations and warm ahec In Of
true and loving friends.
| A few fitting words were spoken and
prayer was offered by the pastor of the
Baptist Church Of which they both have
been constant members for nearly fifty
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley responded
to the address of greeting, bidding all {
cordial welcome and expressing thei
gratitude for this manifestation of esteem
Thus was enjoyed very pleasant inter
view, and one that will be long remem
bered by all that were present.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

history Of the town Of Athens, ON second
nace was dictated by lady who is now
1seeased, and after she was seventy nine
years Of age.
= The annual meeting Of the Connec-
dcut River Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
,rill be held at the Office of the company
in this village on Wednesday afternoon
Ornext week, at one o'clock,
Advertised Letters Geo f. Mil
ler S. NJ. Laughlin, Hipolitte Beaubien,
Michel 0'Connor.
- The bridge recently built across the
liver at Parkers Mills between SPRING
seld and Charleston is now open to pub
lie travel.
The best gun shop in this section is
tbat BY Norman S. Brockway, of this
village who is himself very ingenious
and skillful workman, and those desir-
Ing anything done in his line may be
sure Of good work
a meeting or tfss. i'--~.~'--. sf WY
"a W;ndham county Mutual Fire In
snrance Company was held Dec. l6. The
.anor, of The late Secretary and Treasu-
ror I, G. Mead, deceased, was accepted,
lana the organization Of the company
formally dissolved.
M W. Wiley of saxtons River is
hall feeding several young cattle, and
ppe morning last week found valuable
Ebree wears old heifer dead. She had
visited herself round in the stanchion in
Inch a manner as TO break her neck and
eame near killing another heifer by her
side.
We cordially congratulate the Lyn-
don Union, on its improved appearance,
the last number coming to us in new
dress and much enlarged. Neighbor
Chase gets up good paper, and long
may he wave, sing &c!
1t is expected the woman's rights
army will enter Vermont at this point,
and consequently the first gun of the
woman suffrage campaign will be fired
in this place in our new hall. Therefore
BE good women of this village take no
tice and be ready
st. Agnes Hall, boarding and day
school for girls, established in this place
some two years since, has greatly i'm
proved under its present management,
and has become one of the most thorough
schools Of instruction in the country.
TheVermont Brigade in the Shen.
andoah Valley" is the title Of neat lit
lie book just issued by Aldace f. Walk
pr, and which we think cannot fail to b.
bf special interest. Having but jus
come 10 hos.d We have not had time .
read it, and only write this to call al
tention to the advertisement Of it else
where.
Wilder's truck team backed off Al
embankment some twenty feet down
near Clark & Chapman's foundry o
Wednesday, and though the horse turf
ed somersault, it came out all RICH
The wagon and grain with which it wa
loaded, were nicely mixed, the formt
being considerably smashed. MIR. WI
der jumped just in season to clear hin
self and escaped injury.
-Bridgewater, has recently been th
scene of several accidents. Barzill
Richmond had leg injured while 10
ging; Henry Wing had a leg broken |
stone rolling over it while at work on
bridge and Mrs Patty Wilder, residiI
with Noah Thompson, her brother, brol
, thigh by falling on ice.
= Our Christmas present came all t
way from San Francisco and consist
of twenty-four fine steroscopic Wins fro
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-31

Peter WilIard's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT. ! The Probate Court
within and for said
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER. IS District.
To all persons interested in the estate of Peter
Willard, late of Rockingham in said District. de-
ceased, GREETING
V0U are hereby notified that Henry w. Walker, ex-
ecuior Of said estate. will present his admins
tration account for allowance at the session of said
Court to be held at the Inn of +. and ii, Phelps, in
Grafton. in said district, the first Wednesday Of
February, 1870, and that said Court will then and
there decide upon the allowance ofsaid account. ed
ecIee dlstrfOuton VI SAID estate 10 the persons en-
titled to the same. At which time and place you
be heard in the premises if you shall see cause.
A, SToDDARD, JUDGE.
Dec. 18th. 1869 521
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Deaths In Bellows Falls in 1869.

Total Is, Average age, 59i years, or
almost 60. The total for 1868, was Is,
while the average age of that year was
but 36I4k years.
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sIA1 AQmctLeuaN
oiA1 he dirsatar ard na1agers
ta ibs Vice President ia
Tie We aiHs,er AZ ea!iu-
- 'atia1. ars aotaed 20 meet i.
a'say aaii on SATURDAY taa s,A 3sv
= ataary 10. 1916. preeey as one
Z ~, tar tas purfess soaking
FS roles regula ions. or takr
S5n saaasurSs thought al
t3r she carrying cut o.
tair o 1St2
avis President