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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-09
tTeisgrnh,f Eryres'iy for wafasnia stat, Journal
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE AND liTON,
For the week ending Tuesday June 4, 1869.

AMOUNT " oIo'h NJ MAHhtf
r ., c SIS Ssssg S ,s TX, cr,s'
5 5Ss S ssss s.o ~! So So 100 go So SO
PRicEs.-Iiesf caris-Extra fat and heavy pr, MUM
Oxen, {22i sl2jl hrst quality fiaD ia2i stco NJ
quality, ill.500 r. = third quality ll.Oi a. 81 80
O ts, total weight Of hide, taOw and dressed beef
few choice single pairs, tptn1 a $500 Bulls &C..
S0lOuJ 500.
gortiag oIen,slna 500 v pair aecurn, to their
value as heel. Steers $50 a. ~
Mich Consular quality, SO 7ni extra guod, t75 q
~, with or without calves, as may 'e agreed mrrow
SoTe..~Y@filpgs, si19oi, ryo-ycars old s1oaoo,
three-years old slomOn
on live weight, OF 500 a 5000 g head. shoru "a ;Ic
Saofss.-i2lU lio retail % lf 1ui extra Oos v 10. Fat
Hog 70 "a lie 2 D. sprns fi-s - a sil Y head.
Has'.-Brglton,0 90 u inct'a country lot. 10 9ie.
eag s.",s' a 3 sts Ieuow, q ,le eoga,ly lot,
country lots green sl.D 20 3D.. Fry, o. "a s1M.
Pomi,g.--LNc, n0 a 10 cis.
MISUNDERSTANDING the pnst week the receipts ofcat-
tic have tc,n large, and nearly All hom the wrs OF
the 2iu above reported only wore hom lhe Now 10
with very dull trade. The De- Il Western stecrs were
sold at l2ie per lh Brighton Wei-hs that Is out ~
One lot Of eaitlo avgfaens tli ne wa sold at @.
per h., l,re wesht far si,,rs w,tc sold from 10 ~
cents per a., 80 to ID pei cent shF. &C. ina2. sold
to-day at Cambridge, good oxen estimated tO drce
i,aolls. each, Of T. cents pur ~ Baldwin brown
sold at ~ crnts, aud pair 81 three wear I'D
steers at cents pcr h. lambert llastln.s sd par
Of we'll fed oxan little saeg-l or 10. or li cent per
other workers were sold az. follows pair griffin; IT
$50, CIT. sin, sll0 saos Of uilch for Stda,
at 800, at So, at So at s6l and ~ 50.
wees. sales Of lot o $50 twotfis y-aI iin one
third over ca us each, at ccnts - gross ~t-ti IA
lambs were reported sold ut s. each, lOat s. pr heat
There were several coops of poultry at Cam'rdss o
which b. T. kechum had one ton, aud d. T.. Taylor IA
pounds For old hens and turkeys from Is 10 30 per ID
according to quality.
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Ifthe ladies but knew what thousands Of them
stantly relating to u.s. canddly believe ono half tho
weakness prostraon and distress experienced by them
would vanish James Marsh Esq 100 West 18th st., n,
w. says she has three children the first two weak
and puny his wife having been unable 10 nurse or at
tend tlfem but she has taken PLASrAuoS BTrERs for
the last two year, and has child eighteen months
oh which she has nursod and reared horsel both
arc hearty saucy and wo The article Is Invaluable 10
mothor-,n sc.
snch evidence might be continued for volume. Tho
hest evidence 10 ny thom. They speak for themselves.
trons oil sodonlaly habit rlabled with weakness, las
stude pllpnuon Of he hqarIi lack OF appeite distress
alter salng t9apd lNrr, eopshpaton, dialetos &C.,
Mn hnd sp1aiy feii,f through tiioso Bitter
MAoEolJA WArEa. Superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at hall tho price. laL
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TmE CENTENNlAL or DARrNouTn.-Ihe centen-
NAL anniversary of Dartmouth College, which
takes place in the latter part Of July, promises
to be an occasion of rare interest. The exercises
will occupy day Or two, and besides the geuer-
al multitude which focks to Hanover on the oc-
casion of college anniversaries there will also be
present many distinguished visitors from different
sections Of the country. President Grant and
General Sherman are among those invited, also
the present Earl of Dartmouth, English Minister
Thornton, and several Governors and ex-Goyern-
Ors
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"a FRE AT ST. ALnANs.- Ne learn from the Free
Press that destructive fire occurred at st. Al
bans yesterday Sunday morning. 1t broke out
in the millinery establishment of Miss Appleton,
on Main street, and spread rapidly 10 adjoining
Buildings, occupied By }. Y. McGowan rs a hard
ware store, by Mr.. Huntington as jewelry store,
by S. 5. 4 j. A. Bedard as harness shop, and
by Mr.. Walker as a stove end tin store, all Of
which, with great portion of their contents,
were destroyed ere the flames were subdued. Mr..
Huntington, we believe, was the most fortunate
Of the sufferers he succeeded in saving large
portion Of his stock. The loss is not far from
go 900, and must prove serious blow to the
business interests of the thriving village of st
Albans. We have not yet learned the amount Of
Insurance, nor the cause of the fire.
-.Tbe ST AIb,ns FIRE If Sunday nornine
seems 70 have beon moro destructive tbo, a. srs
reported and the damage win reach. at least
$50 900. The burnt district is the same that wa,
bprnt over two years ogo. and once previously
The losses are estimated MS eollo,ys q Hunting
ton. an building "a 600 insured in VI. Mutual
"a 600 Il Huntington on ieyelrv 80 600
insured IN so,ne comnanv q 5oo I r McGouon
on hardware goods sI6. 600 insure,I far sII ooo
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ MAoHlNuION DlNINltI, 81.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and fr
said District, on the 9th day Of juno A. ID, 50,
Au instrument purp0ftng 10 hu the last VIII fcs
lament Of Lucy d. blanchard, late OF Barre In sad De
tct deceased being presented TO tho Court BY oeors9
W. Dodge, the Executor therein named for Probate u
sorder ny said Court that all poraons concerned therein
be nythot 10 appeaF Al session VI sail Court % ~ hq
Al tho lfohatc oIce In Montpelier ui the IN l+t or
aga $50 thn Probate oi said VIII Tor which pnfpuf ta
Mtiher ordered that Of the RESORT o. tnf rl-f -
Matchnan and state journal, printed ~ h9htpeuert
previous to said time ap pointed for hearing. sHI
6en '' WV WAN" 4 n MRRRILL. Judge.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in The Montpelier Post Office
June 8, 1869
LapfEs.-Mrs Emily French, n. W. Smith, Miss Juiir
Arms, Olive Ainsworth, Phebe o. Hbbard Anna Pitkin
Dora Pike, r. O. Pike 2, Dora Robinson.
GESrLEHES-A Atkins, G. q. blanchard, &C Barnes
I'll Barton, IT, Antony Conneli, Dan L. CLARK, @. O
Churchill Geo. $. Cook, J. D. CLARK, L. =. Chandler
Patrick Callahan, Thos. L. Greenloc Franss Hope Rev
Joseph House. N. L. Hitchcock John Jacobs 2, \. j.
Stctson, NJ. y. Writers
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In East Montpelier, June I, alter short Illness, Lu
MAN CUNNlsGs aged 81 years
Mr. Cumming was modest and retiilng Ia his ways
and vet be possessed ui - Rim. qualities oi head
and heart, aud his lie was aioru,d u practical Chris
an virtues Tho sgirf we'll the letter, 81 eqnt,
and iair-dealing, was the motio OF b,s lie ana IN
mnge Of usincss somewhat ext uiltd tor little
known In the world word ~ Tcpfnch could ever he
cast upou his charReitr aud II l. v, eel he dsl, b,
lived at peace with his tod and with al mtniind
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The Gencral Convention Of Congregational Ministers
All Churches 10 Vermont will meet at Brandon on Tues
dny June 10th, at ton o'clock in tho forenoon.
oRDTR or ENERcisEs
Tassiay 4. M.-sermon by Prof NJ II. Buokham F.,
organization Of Convention.
faernooa.- Convention Business ono hour Reports
Am Foreign Delegates Report Of the Corresponding
sscrcary the state aud Progress Of tho Churches
Euniag. discussion "Thc Rotation Of Christian
NEGOTIATIONS to tho Churches" 10 be opened by Prof
uungorford and Rev. l.. o. Bfastow.
Vsinesday 4. Mater the business hour, Anniversary
a the Vermont Domestic Missionary Society
t0sr aooH.-Sa ,ramont Of the Lords Supper and nm
Nay on Tho Ans and Methods Of Church Discipline
b, Rov. Leonard Tenncy 10 be followed by Discus.
aon.
Er,Hing-Annivcrsary Of tho Vermont Education so
dciy,
Tanr,fqy 4. M--Businesl session, one hour Discus.
A. on The Duty the Churches to the Waste Places
ID their own County 1" to be opened by Row j. r Ford
al Rev. Charles Scott
dd1nooh.-Kssay on the thcmo How to make our
snbhah Schools more fruitful In conversions" by Itoy.
u Torrcy followed by a Discussion.
Ifho Primaries not present TO perform their parts
scoring to assignment II isoxpccted that their Subst
nc will be prepared 10 take their places follows
Di tho nrst Discussion Rev. L. A. Cobb and Rev. g L.
hes second Discussion Rev A. Stevens and Roy. A,
Il
m. l.. A. Austin.
will prevent delay In organization, ~ all Delegates
vii present their certificates Of membership to the Pas
to at BRANDON 10 the Register Of Convention before
III 6rst public meeting.
The railroads Of the State will, az usual return free
al who have paid full fare n coming 10 the Convention
NIL the exceptions Of tho Rutland Washington road
Mpissers wishing to pas. over this road can apply by
lsstor 10 the superintendent at Troy, for q halfmr,
uskct
Al persons expecting 20 attend The Convention
qpe.tod to sond their names 20 Rev Franklin TuXbuy
Btandon as early as jane ,th.
ALDACE WALKER, Register.
paun4forf, Nay %, 1907.
n uni1n Society Of Ynlmtccr,..-The Old
Second VI.
5hc officers and soldiers OF the Or second hereby
no. Gcl 20 meet at Union Hall Burlington w.. on fh
dAs June isth, 1850. atsix p 49, for heirfdh annual
feuulon.
Colonel Charles II Joyce will deliver an address ou
III history Of enc 70 dment
81 that en- come expected 20 be present as bust
no. Of Importance will come before the society.
llalfmse on the Vermont Central and Rutland Boz
hne ton railroads.
Carr. Jouy J. nAN,
Srng'N. u ". tturESrru r-.-.,..-
6rs. " ". HEvHY, G,-.,,
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IA es.

-s>~~~--~~~>-->~~~-~-~~-~-~~
In Montpelier, at the Pavilion June T. by Rev Elisha
brown, Mr. Gro &. GOopNOuan Of Danvlle, aud Mis-
EssA G. HARrr cf Fast Montpelier.
In Washington, April 10, by Dcnison Densmore E.q ,
Mr.; CHAs. :. EugRf, and Miss MARY y. BgARD, both
OF Washington.
In Washington, May o. by the came, Mr. HESRv Conn
Of Washington, and Mis- Augusta H0rr ofCorinth.
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Custom House. ENLARGEMENr.- Free Press
states that the Government has determined to en-
large the Custom House at Burlington, at cost
of some Sl5, 900, to meet the increased demands
Of the customs business, and also to accommodate
the Internal Revenue department. The enlarge
ment will consist of an additional (third) Story,
with French roof
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Y \ horse belonging to Mr.. james g French,
with cart attached took Il violent run up Main
street from the corner to-day TUESDAY noon
doing no damage however, except 10 break of
eight or nine Of the large granite posts with
which the walk is protected from the Iangdon
corner to the Union House. Lucky.
n B-We understand that the cart which 80
successfully, and with 50 little damage to itself,
oyercame the strength Of the granite posts which
stood in its way from the venerable manu-
factory Of Capt. II. n. Taplin, on State street.
We would suggest 10 our village authorities the
employment Of the establishment OF Mr., French
as the safest and most economical means of up
roofing the hitehing posts which disfgure SO
many Of our village streets, and the providing Of
htchng places for the teams which come into
our village in some less exposed locality.
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heut Advertisements

htbUU @SuuBIlL SBlltGlllS
-~-~-~-~-----~>>~-~--~----~-~
HoMEoPATHTo
ME ICIN rs.
The nscsssT hss procured from the mo-. reliable
porting House, al uil and complete
assortment Of
Med ieine and books.
for physicians and family use The uto.t pain. have
70 procure books which, while they are simple
aud sqn BE- easily Sndsr.ioqd ~ any person
remedies and case.
These books for family use arc Indispensable 10 those
who use Homeopathic Rs,aiss and 10 have thom whero
they can be examined by purchasers instead Of being
Obliged 70 order unseen l. great advantage These
the utmost pains will always be taken In obfa ming aud
dispensing them. They will be sold in
TINCTUREs, DILUTIoNs, AND TRrrURATIoNs.
BY the single vial, or IN complete scis.
Poos,, caes q5 Metioine,, ,s o, siaout Boot Of all
'tss' PAyseians and Family Medicine cAssi'i
Pocket Gases containing 10 10 ~ remedies Pare Moth
or Iinctures, Trituratiuns and Diiutons, with
s0s PsS % Mi S Soo Wiz p Sss2h9 49, FOR
SC, &C., &C., &c.
riHet. ARSIcd ARNicA PLASTER, dRNicd sALYE,
the best Remedies for Burns, scalds, Bruises,
sprains, &C., &C.
~ Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention.
and goods shipped to any part Of the State
~ sample orders nom Physicians solicited. Any
Homeopathic Book published procured on ihortes
notice.
sseess'or 10 J. Elliot smith 4 Co.
Montpelier, May 49, ls69.-dawt
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ErscorAL CoNvrNuoN. The annual Diocesan
Convention concluded its session IT Rutland on
Thursday. The HeraH says
" IT, deliberations have been harmonious and
has afforded pleasant and agreeable reunion of
the clergy and laity Of the Diocese. The first
year Of the administration Of Bishop Bissel seems
to have been universally successful, and produc-
tive Of great good to the Church. lie has shown
himself to have been an earnest and faithful shep-
herd, who has at heart not his own interests hut
those Of the branch Of the CHRISTIAN Church be
represents.
The Herald also speaks as follows Of the Con
yention sermon
" We also publish the earnest, practical and
forcible sermon of Rev Daniel c. Roberts
preached before the Convention, on the " Churcl
Versus Parish 1t is a matter of regret that Mr.
Roberts is Ia leave the Diocese, having been iui
several years the popular Rector Of Christ Church
Montpelier. lie goes TO Lowell to assume tn,
Rectorship OF Christ Church in that city II,
will carry with him not only the kind regards o
his former parisbiOners, but the friendship Of hii
many friends in nil parts OF Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-09

"Johnson's Anodyno Eminent" may be used 10 Id
vantage where any Pain KILLER Il desirable In Of
severe Cramps and Pains IN the stomach II Is undoubt
edly The bot article that can be nscd %
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81 No HALF ERE.--We are authenticity inform
FL that there will be no half fare to the Peace
Jubilee, at Boston, next week, except to those
3who are members Of the great Chorus, and 60 in
4fommnies Of sixteen or more. Tie impression
feoms very general chat the reduction in rates
Twill be extended to all, and we make this state
Iment to save from disappointment any OF our
ffeaders who may have designed to attend.
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AVOID ouACKs

victim Of early indiacreton, causing debll
ty premature decay 60, having tried IN vain every al
vertlaed remedy has discovered simple OF self
cure which he will send free bis fellow sufferers on
receipt OF q stamp 70 pay postage
Address J. IT. REEVES, 7sNss-au st., New yorE.
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MAINTAINED LAMBERTON'S

4 TATE Tho Subscribers, having hocn appointed
BY tho Honorable Probate Court for the Dstrcto Wash.
ingon Commissioners to receive examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate Of
Nathaniel Lamhcrton, late Of AarshHcd IN said District
deceased represented insOlyent and the term Of six
months from the h day OF June 1863, being allowed by
said Court TO the creditors Of said deoeed, to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before
Give notice, that We will attend 10 the utes Of sp
pontment at the dwolinghouse OF Philena NJ ainhcr.
ton In Marshdcd In said District the first saturday
OF September and December next nine o'clock in tho
forenoon, each u said days,
nEMlS PIKE, lr,.,,t..i.,.
JOHN T. EDDY, J'vm"s''""sf''
Marshaeld, June 3, A. d. 1863. Carl
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IRuE FISH SONIA friend informs as that
last week 1.-THE last in May) Messrs. NJ, d. lamb
lin and Low Mallory, Of East Montpelier, made a
flying trip 10 Greensboro Pond, aud returned
with 30 pounds of the finest trout with which
that beautiful pond, or Lake Caspian, abounds.
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In East Montpelier May s. with dropsy ON the hralI
LizxiE d., daughter Of Henry II. aud Amelia Martis
aged year and 3 days.
Dearest I,iEIic, thou haft lelk us,
And our hearts allied with grisf,
hut his God that hath boreit Us,
lie II l. win give relief
Fondly did wu love our darlingi
F0ndly did we cling 10 hor,
Little dreaming Lies fair morning,
Would with clouds 80 soon be dim.
But the Angel came aud took her,
Claiming Lizzie as his own
Leaving sadness In our dwelling
In the fond patefnal home.
Gently passed her angel spirit
From the bllONy shores al timoi
Gross the river ~ inherit,
Richest JOYS in heavenly climo,
ia the grave we laid her ashes
Home OF o irtlis decaying Custi
There 10 roet Till angel voices
Can 10 mingle with tho Just
Bat the spirit germ immortal
10 tho HOuia hud took ia hiehti
There 10 rest thfough Ncrlt cternnl
Cldihed ia rohus ofspotlesa white.
Beautiful the little casket,
Claspod IN deaths unwploOino arm
Heaven now keeps the gem that hlled II,
dod ~, aleld u nom all harm.
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Ia GRANVILLE March 2s, JonS ViSroS, aged Is years
Tho decreased has bern for ory years resident OF the
town. and among those al the ud' Il inlAtanis
having reared "a family Of tsn children Nil Of whom have
lived to reach man and wonanhood, and only uie had
gone ielorc hitn. The nolhrr- nov len widow, re-
markahlc example ~ seal strength aud euhl pow.
or at s6 years age lie as ee Ia decline tor several
years aud Ut our Fathers call has passed the Better
Land Gone ifoin our home No uOre shall We hear his
accustomed welcome gather around the OH nro-
side The voice which wont la Former days h echo
words OF kindly greeting at coming. Is hustled Ia,
death AMI sileeed forever, and FROM ani rule
loved Is missed and the vacant chair Only plainly
seems 10 whisper "G1nc.n And althOu IA we know the
cold dark grave covers Ids earthly iOrm yet trust his
spirit has gone 10 that Heavenly home where tho
weary are at rust.
Farewell Father thou'rt gone forever
From this sad and weary vale,
To that Home where paItlnEs never
Wiring the heart with moan and wall.
lome, sweet home, --our ehldhOod's eenter,--
Holds no more our fathers iorini
lie no more will hid us enter,
Saying, Come, thou'rt Selcome home"
But when the hush of twilight gathers
Round our lives last closing ray,
Then W. hupo 10 meet thee, father,
For long eternal day,
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" We are assured That tlo auction at tie latte
residence Of Nuthl Lambegiou, of Aiarshield, o.
saturday, The 18th Dtlr., win oilr rlfc inlua
ments TO farmers 10 attend. Amoug much othei
desirable property to be sold will be a good horse
and ten valuable COWS,
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A correspondent Of the st. Allnns Messenger
calls attention to the heavy expense Of private
litigation 20 Tie State lie .ays C,ses can he
found in every county whore the State has been
put to ma expense of more than two hundred to
two Thousand dollars, to try single ease. The
htignts, Of course, pay their lawyers and their
Witnesses and the pitiful sum Of S707 towards
paying court and jury fees while in many, and
might say. most eases, The State las 10 pay the
jury on tine trial aud the panel in reserve all
amounting to thirty men, beside, the judges, OH
GERS, stationery, Nc. sometimes ten and fifteen
days and quite often when the matter in con
tf)yersy is not equal 30 one,tanth Of the expense
90 the state. rlis is clearly inequitablc and OPP
pressyc. There can be no Justice in compelling
tle prudent, honest and Woodworking people Of
the State to pay the expense Of settling the con-
tryyersies Of the careless, shiltless and conten-
tious portions Of the community. 1t is true that
many honorable, prudent men are driven into
court TO defend their rights, but much oss of that
class would be drawn into the law were it not
that evil disposed persons are thus aided by the
State.
What / would suggest is, that the attire e..
J,,ise Of all cirH SUITS should he paid 10y the par.
ties Such was the early judiciary system in this
State, and it such was now the law, we should
soon see great falling of Of the business OF our
courts. let the parties once know that the en-
tire expense of litigation will fail upon the party
who shall be decided to he in inult, and partie,
would be found settling and closing up their con
troversies, rather than haarding the fearful ex
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Legal tlntipps.
STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, In said District
on tho 7th day of June A. ID. 1863
Allen Perry administrator OF the estate Of Daniel
Remission late of Cabot in said District deceased pre-
sents his administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree Of dsr-
button and partition of the estate Of said deceased.
WhereupOn, Il Is ordered by said Court that said
count and said application be referred to session OF
sa Court 10 be held at the Probate Office In said Mont
pelier the 10Th dag OF June, A. d. 1853, for hearing
aud decision thereon Aud II IL further ordered, THAI
notice hereof be given Ia all persons Interested ~ pub
location OF the three weeks successfully In thu Nor
mont Waterman and state Journal, newspaper pub
shed at Montpelier previous to said time appointed for
hearing, that they may appear nj said time and place.
and show cause fany they may have, why said account
should not be allowed, aud such decree made.
by the Court.-Attcst,
69n N. A. CHASE, Register.
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II eat his.

In Cabot June ?, BsN5ANts DKuHiLt, aged u years
In Barre, June Z, BGAcKxrr n SMITH aged n years
In East Montpelier, June {, Lucy h. TRscY aged &c
years and months
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FRE.-We learn that the brick dweiing-house
OF Mr.. Harry Brush, of North Cambridge, was en-
tirely consumed by fire on Sunday last. The fire
took in the rool-doubtless by sparks from the
chimney or defective stoye-pipe. The furniture
and clothing are understood to have been saved,
in damaged condition. House and contents in
surel In Frrmers Mutual for $500.