Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-07-07

and thoroughly attached to the nest by its
builder.
List Of patents issued to citizens Of Yer
mont, under date Of juno 22;-J. d. Ayers, !
East Greensboro, curtain fixtures. G. Ban
lister, Hartford, seed planter.
An indianapolis (lnd.) lawyer has re-
ceivcd the following note Sir--can / get
a deyors, & how soon on grounds that / can
not support my wife have one child, boy
am willing to take care Of the boy, ans. inn
eaditly 4 state what il will cost. if it costs
$50 | cant pay that much. Direct to box
24O Burlington, W."
The crops in Grand Isle county, at the
northern end Of Lake Champlain, are looking
much better than those on the main land.
The st. Abans Messenger takes four
columns to say that the Weldon House in
that village has been enlarged to cover half
an acre and contain 200 rooms.
"A new company has been formed and
will operate extensively on the mineral springs
at Fairfax.
"A. D. Hagar has sold one-half interest
in his trout pond at Proctorsyille to Alvin
Taylor. Over 5000 trout have been put in
to the pond this season.
"A rock maple leaf, thirteen inches in
width, was picked in Wilmington, the other
day.
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INC oonu'ng OF Hu'ianu, IN ana Oh 'no
projected railroad thence to WOODSTOCK Is
Nuuahu boasts OF It's smart MASTER
Donnc8an' Yen years old' VINO mas performed
I''1luIl ngur'y a,l 'ng ro1i.ns IN Tregn'
olJcr on5 L,s, sclal"rs IN ,,o iobooi IN -
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yyi G,' load H. van Ln h.ina on ,bn ois, az
.Tnlyncv, ma, hoyo bean married % go
both being still nbysicallvvirorous. and clear
of intellect.
Wos,n;n.,or .on l.o.s, or nina man r,a,
woi,b 9os6 nonn5s colloctivoiy beinc am
oyoro,o az OH "a ,.o,nds ooh and 6vo
more that weigh 1903 pounds. an average
of 221 As hounds each
i,dr s,ool;n. a. ,,.,lo~;n, 81 lo,r.
,or. - ioaI Fl t Ia' gau " - Lono .t Rnt.
land wc brlievoS so;1 sfe snnnoso5 Nov had
g ,,r, % to vieyv ,,o round ,rbcro tbcv mnst
Shortly lon
poooh,,, no,,lo ara ,.rod;,, g. n
, s15O0 Sold;ors, Nonn,ncnt 10 bo made n,
Rne Monntoin Granite tbirtv foot b;ob
with about FORTY inscriptiops,
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tIj;, O0 III, 80, ',''', 80;
si.;5o w.. ba,+in, in tbo La Irn,s,
e with r;eo a von1g woman boinc in tbc
cose The boll entered inst above Inc heart
{ r,.sing between tho tbird and fourth r;b.
= ana tbron,, tbo Inn .,,J iod,,;r,, nrdor Al,
Z sboul5or bIado whence II was evtracted
G g II D,y or Rorrireto, on Mordo,
{ last, duo mes If Early Rose notatoes n
rood tablo lie
e H., maj. .,.,lo. .o-ua5o IN NJ,
Anthem Ronr;n,toSS l,st Nondoy I
!, ragad mos, 6erccly inst below tbe Observato
nv. where it tore IN the largest trees by tn,
! roots &C.. &c.
Tbo Rr+onl Jy.r,zJ s,rs that ort If q
A grand list of $4,000, the necessary amour
to complete the vote Of Rutland in aid Of thu
Rutland Il Woodstock railroad failed b.
. sl,36l 4 new town meeting, for the pur
:. pose Of taking another vote on the subject
, will be Immediately called
On Thursday last the workmen at Rug
. giles foundry. in Poultney. were surprised b
! the bursting Of a bomb she'll, which, with a.
f Old stove was thrown INTO the blast to b
melted an investigation disclosed the lac
/. that but Tor loose bolt or something OF IN
y sort leaving an opening through Wnion IN
force OF tne explosion was eNPonueu' s'ri
Gus accident would nave peen the result
. Among the euriosities to be seen at Nh
p Iarbcll's rake factory, in Mount Holly Is
h nie" VIM "oiNS1t. 'n0 n''g"'n0iy III wv sun