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GOLD WEATHER is APPROACH
~ ING,

GOLD WEATHER is APPROACH
AND We ALL NEED THE PROTECTION OF
WARM GARMENTS,
But tender childhood has its rst claim upon M,
therefore have provided for the little ones better
assortment than ever 1 had before, and would
respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies' to nv
beautiful and large variety Of
Children's extra long Fancy WOOL HOSE.
SCARLET and BLUE HOSE.
WHITE MsRINO SOCKS and HOSE
OhiId,en's WHITE COTTON. extra long, and
Childrens Hand Knit sAQUEl HOODS, LEG
GINS, BOOTS, MITTs. and CLOAKS.
Iso, IEFAHTS' BRUSHES and COMBS, SAFETY
yard. PUTTs and BOXES. BxsK 1t Frs. &C. o. the
Ladies and Gents all wool WHITE and COIORrD
HOsE. Ribbed and Plain.
sCARFs, long and short, from 2sc. Up.
HOODS. No Aa'
Ladies' VESTS. from slup
Misses and Boys VESTS, in all sizes
A full assortment Of TOILET ARTICLES, perhaps
the largest kept in one place.
HEMsTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs.
from lSc. mp.
Gents all LINEN HANDkEECHIEFs. from
&c mp.
Ladies real MOROCCO sATCHELs, from 81 sup
800 TRAVELLING. MARKET, WORK, LUNCH
and other BASKETS, direct from the factory
EMBsoIDERED SLIPPERS and CUSHIONS.
Fine ANGOLA WOOL.
CROCHET and ANYTHING NEEDLES.
1000 NEW PATTERNS FOB EMBROIDERY.
Together with such assortment OF NOTIONs
FANCY GOODS. ard TOYS. a. can only he foun6
81 the CHEAT VARIETY BAZAAR OF
n aILvERRHun
3I2 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN PENNSYI vAxIA AVENUE ANpD STREET,
P-s-A look AZ his handsome Bow Windows viii
repay you the trouble 20 take IL. &C II tr
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MARINES ORDERED TO NEW YoRK.-The
number Of marines who have been ordered for
duty during the election in New York is 40
men ard 10 officers. One of the officers on dutv
at the Marine Barracks, in this city, is uuder
orders TO report 10 the commandant OF the
Brooklyn maynard for temporary duty A
squad of twenty men will leave PHILADELPHIA for
New York on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDHNT.-Ths
President has appointed Robert @. w. Jewell
Of Mississippi, United States Consul at Canton
China, and Horace A. Neughton, Of Illinois
Consul at Pernambuco; also as Postmaster.
miss Msrtha q: Pratt, Deertield, Mass; r.. l.
Taybr, Mitchell's Station Va; Mics Sarah 81
Speake, Dumfries. Va; and number of Other,
in Ohio, Indiana and other Western States
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MARX TWAIN has this advice for vou,, ma,
with literary aspir stions Write without nav
until somebody offers paw. Ifnobody OF er-s nav
wthh thsee years the candidate NAV look upon
TINS circumstance with the most impli - ..oor-
dence as the sign that saving wood is what he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

{ pFse-Mew York draws the 500. 900
feieerspked EsclHarelyf 10 tAs 1eeniV Star.
San FRANcIsco, Oct. 3l.-rhis city has been
the sceno Of exeitement since early this morn
Ing caused by the drawing Of the Mercantile
Library GIT Concert lottery. Ten thousand
persons were coDGregsted in the pavilion ct one
and telegraph ofices we're blocked BY people.
TIE Numbers drawing the principal prizes thus
far are I5{077 which draws the prize Of 800 900;
s25.e0p; No. 1851 draws $3.50 No. 2sI
$1,000; Ne. eel draws 81 COO The prizes
are ali in gold coin. The number Drawing the
capita prize was enclosed In package Of tick
cts cent to New York.
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SPECIALNOTICES.

IHESE fACTS DKA AND IMMEDIATE CON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES should be guarded AZ ainst.
or II msst be cured. The alternatives are death or
the malaria, purify the blood, put the nerves in
order, uste The female stem, promote the ap
fetite. Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheuma-
relieve the children q summer psints: All this
can only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
ness by Charles GaHtiers Native Wine Bitters; so
eminent phy sieians, who assure of the complete
victory OF these all other Buffers 1t has at 30
lrtrly driven them out Of the market where IL has
been introduced Gautttrs Native Wine Bitters
may be had OF all druggists. os2str
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
This celebrated medicine has won a deseryedly
server of health. 1t has become household remedy
from the fact that IL gives Immediate and permanent
relief. IL Is purely vegetable preparation, made
from the best and purest materials safe to keep and
to use in every family. 1t is recommended BY phys
clans and persons Of all classes and to day after
public trial Of thirty yesrs-the average life of man
rssfuiness over the wide world. Its Large and in
creasg sale ahords positive evidence Of its enduring
fame. Wedo not deem IL necessary to say much in
tstsyor one small bottle will do more to convince
world. Give it one fair trial, and you would not be
without II for ten times the cost.
pirectiOns accompany each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Price Is cts, 5ecfs. and 81 per bottle oc4 eolmSw
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
Harmless, relisbls does not contain
lead, nor Any ctfase poison to produce paralysis
death. Avoid the Wanted and delusive preparation
bosstinG virtues they do not POSSESS The genuine,
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Bold
~ al Druggists. Applied ct 10. Bond street. New
York .-- Str
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

he WEATHER REPORT elsewhere it will be
noticed IS something new ard is the first fruits
of the workings of TIE U. s. Signal Service. rs.
Gently established, the Office of which is on q
STREET, near the War Department. 1t will he
remembered that some months since some twenty
sergeants were appointed in that branch or ser-
vice, who aiter being Instructed in signal te,e-
graphing meter ology, &c, at Fort Whipple, on
Arlington Heights, were to be distributed
about the country to make daily observations
of the weather.
one has been assigned and is on duty at each
Of the localities mentioned an the report, with
Instructions TO note the weather and everything
connected Herewith. and telegraph to this CITY
ct certain hours, which are a. m. a. m, and
Up. %. This is the first report, and seen TIE
system VIII be in fun operation throughout the
countIys
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BIDS for Werk o. the Alexanaraa a,d
Fredericksbafg BaAlro0A.
PHrLApILPHIA, Nov. bids for the CON-
strucuon OF the Fredericksburg railroad vere
opened yesterday, and are being clase6ed.. The
allotment viii be made at Alexandra within
ten days.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gesry, OF Penn
fylyania, on Saturday, issued his eas,on.rv
proclamation recommending rhursdsy. Novem-
Der 2ifh, ~ day OF general Thanksgiving AMI
prayer throughout the Common wealth. THIS j.
the same day liked upon by the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

n TEE NEW SECRETARY OF TIE tSrxsrop
Secretary ,Delano repaired to the Depar,.
ment building this morning about 1ix O'Clock
first having taken the oath or office at the hand,
Of Chief Justice Cartier, OF the District court
He remsined at the Department but few min.
ufes, and then proceeded to the cabinet meet.
ing at the White House. During his brief stay
at me Department, however, he was called on
by pr Mundeila, member Of the British Par
hament' ana the successful opponent of Roe
PUCK in the last parliamentary election, who is
on VISIT 10 this country with view OF looking
into our system Of patents. and the manner in
which the office in charge OF the same u con-
Quoted. The Secretary will receive the clerk.
in his Department tomorrow.
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AARSLAxp PoLITIcs. : Largely attended
Maryland district, were held in baltimore last
evening. The republican meeting was held in
Hermitage square, and speeches wore delivered
by Hon. Warrington Booth, republican candi-
K. Psriridee, George O. Maund, Esq, and VIM.
X. Mathews, Esq. The democrats met in Mon
ument square. There were two stands here,
two speeches we're made. At the Fnelisb stsnfI
the speakers were ex-senator Pinkney whyte,
Hon. Thomas Swami, Hon. j. Thompson Mason
ara Hon Stephenson Archer, Of Nd; ax-Cos.
ernor Venice, OF n. c., and Mr.. Griswold. OF W.
Va. governor Bowie presided. Resolutions
were adopted denouncing the federal govern.
ment for "interforencer in the election In New
lGrk. A royel feature OF the procession was
colOred democratic association. - - =
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Nhw YORK PoLIrICs.-The repubiican con-
yentien in the 9th Congressional district OF New
York last evening nominated General William
q. H1lyer. This makes three republican con-
gressional nominations, al claiming to b reg
ular, in the 9th district. The registration in
New York city yesterday was 6f,i0O, making the
total % far rs COS The toeai for the frst three
10th district have nominated Andrev Cornwall
for CtngreR. He ran against Latin in 1865,
and was defeated BY over B. 900 majority. Clin-
ton u. Merriam. who opposes hun now, viii
probably hold the republican strength.
LooKorr FOR AxorHHR EARrHouAKR-
During Sunday and Yesterday . terrific gale
prevailed at Buhalo, New York, Erie, Penna.,
and other points on the Lakes, during which
several vessels were foundered and number Of
lives bst. There Wa also severe storm I'm the
Gulf Of Mexico. LeD than two weeks aQo n
terrible hurricane swept over the Gull OF Nexi-
co, while almost simulfaneously Q similar hurri.
cane visited the northern lakes As IN earth
quake succeeded the FIRST Demonstration of the
elensnts, may Il mot b asked, "What u in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-01

New Styles Of Goods
OPENED THIS DAY
BUSINESS sUITs.......-.......sI3to $50
GOOD ALL WOOL sUITs..................Si3
BOYS SUITS 10, 81 -, 50, and Slo
BOYS SUITS,
BOYS SUITS,
BOYS SUITS,
BOYS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS
bhhss SUITS. PANTS AND VEST
DRESS SUITE PANTS AND VEST
DERBY SACKS. PRINCE AIRrnr
ST NIOH0LAs sr HICuo.As
Custom Work.
Our scods are sHRUHK, and got Up In FIRsf
GLASS STYLE.
Our PRICES are LOWER than the ssme class Of
goods can be bought elsewhere.
OAK NALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
s2s SEVENTH STREET,
J. n. SMITH.
ceh I'm Business Manager
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DEATHS OF NAVAL OFFICERS Captain NIB
Harrison, commanding the Tag. ship Compress
OF the North Atlantic squadron, died at 81.
O'Clock this morning, at Key West, Florida. of
pneumonia, contracted by exposure during the
late gales in that locality. Captain Harrison
was native Of Virginia, and entered the navy
as mdshipmsn in Febr uary, 1888. He WAS the
conn OF midshipmen at the Naval Acad-
envy from October, 1868, to February 1870 when
he wa ordered to command the Congress. He
was an officer of much ability, and was very
much esteemed by his associates.
Midshipman James H. Sawyers OF the Us
steamer Kansas, died on board OF that vessel.
on the 24th Of October, of remittent fever De-
ceased was naive Of Kentucky. and very poD-
ular with bis associates. His remains we're in
TERED at Key West.
TIE PUBLIC DRBr.-The statement of the
public debt, issued from the Treasury Depart
ment to-day. shows totals as follows:
Dsbt 6eariHg Iattres. IN Cots
Bonds at per Cent. SzI9 ,lo7 800 90
Bonds at . per Cent? ,z3i ,S62 SO 90
De,i BARNS Interest az La,rfsl Money.
SeTtiiieafes at pr cent. 45,070.00 W
Navy pension fund, at
per oent......-........... 1900 200 20
Debt On which interest has ceased '' I"
sincs maturity. s.sssII7 IS
DemaI,d and legal ten
der lotes $50 .lo2 ,1l %
Certihkaies OF gold de
posiSd-...-..-......-.- H6oo5O W
--- COG ,053, 6A 80
-. 2,42l $50 u
Imerest 49.535,S.0 20
Total debt, principal and interest, to
date Including interest due and I'M
paid 81, Al 730sl2 9s
AHessf "a the Treasury.
Soin. .. y lo3. l3l,D13 -
'urteiry ..-.--......-...... ~ ,sI5,:eS rs
- l2o,e4S,457 Il
i
DEBT less amount in the Treasury. 2.4l 3i5 IS
petf Pcs amount IN the Treasury ON
the IN uitimo. 2ci6 9l365a 2.
Decrease Of debt during the past
month s,I2s 2s5 73
Decrease 0fdebt since March !, 1870 9S5Hl2l e.
Ibe statement OF bonds Issued to the Pacific
Railroad Company, interest pay able In lawful
money, shows totals ~ follows :-Amount out
standing, S4 ,S32 Interest accrued and not
yet paid, 81 ,232 1864. Interest paid by the
United States, q, si5 .3f5 H. Interest repaid by
transportation Of mails, s2,412 1912. Balance
Of interest paid by United States. So. 4o2. 66233
~JefeTson Davis IL at Richmond
l0lSnow fell in New Hampshire and Vermont
on Sunday night.
NJ, SRev; DR.: McCurdy, ofF7lrsey City, won't
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EVENING STIR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.
ADJUSTMENTS.
"ALL's OPERA HOUSE.

pECIDED SUCCESS OF JARrINE
TUESDAY, Neyenlbe- will b. PRESENTED, for the
stCnTd tine n this CITY, the New n ann ey, ed
JARTINE; on, TIE PRIDE nF THEilrH
Mlss kANfL Sustaining FIVE Characters, 20 ted
y he Talented Company.
crches;rs Cn1iIs Tor sale IT Ellis Music Store.
IN prep cratic n. the new Loeal Drama ~ Charles
toster. ks1 entitled - WILD CAT; %, MAR
3IhCE BIZ MOONLIGHT" Oliv RAyELMA1-
NEE, SkTt RDAY AfTERNUON II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

BARRE.--rhe name Of Barre in 1893 was Wild
ersburg, when the people being dissatisfied with
the name of the town, petitoned the Legislature,
and it was changed.
The Entertainment at the Town Hall on last
Friday evening was rich treat.
Miss Alice H. Tenney has for some weeks had
the training of the young ladies' unsteady and
by her diligence and the attention Of her pupils,
the whole of the beautiful Opera IAila, was
rendered to large audience, in manner which
reflected great credit on both teacher and taught
Miss Tenny presided at the piano, and the beau
tifu strains accompanying the voices were full OF
melody Miss Carrie Bowles as IAila " at
tracted much attention, and this was especially
noticed when she, bewildered in the woods, says
81 am lost am lost If IAN angel would heed me,
And on her bright plnions come soaring this way
How from these pitiless woods she gh lead
perehance If ! ask one, she will will pray"
Miss Ellen Wheaton, first as the Beggar Moth
err and afterwards as Queen of the Fairies,
acted her parts admirably, The little beggar CIR
at her right, whose great sorrow seemed pitiable
was very interesting
In a word the whole-the arrangement Of the
stage, tho beauty of the mountain children, The
dazzling appearance OF the fairies, and aboy'
all, the singing and echoes-was, as announced
s. charming" We wish Miss Tenney and elias
might repeat the entertainment for the benefit o
those who missed attending last week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

an elderly woman, and one of them held pistol
at her head while the other searched the house
for plumber They carried away $500 in Gov.
eminent bonds belonging to Mr.. Kent, who was
at work on a distant part of his farm, and $500
in bank notes belonging to the housekeeper.
The children Of the late George Folsom, ESD,
have caused a memorial window tc be placed in
st Mchae's church at Bntteboro, with the in
scription, with others, at the bottom Of ALL To
the glory Of God and George Folsom, Easter
Even, 1869" SO says the Record.-Ihe sugar
crop in Wilmington is estimated as low as a third
Of that commonly obtained from the ll6 500 ma
pie trees tapped in town.-George Davidson and
Jared Gage Of Wilmington, recently attempted
to cross Deerfeld river in leaky boat, but before
reaching the centre Of the stream the boat filled
with water. Gage succeeded in reaching land
but Davidson and his eldest son, who Invested
himself Of coat and boots and sought to rescue
his father were both drowned
WINDSOR COUNTY.
On Thursday Of last week snow fell TO the depth
Of six inches on the hills in the northery part of
Bridgewater s. Wilkinson has goose
that dropped an egg the other day measuring o x
II inches, and weighing thrce-lourths Of pound
"A rich vein of iron ore has been discovered near
Knoxville, Plymouth, which is being worked, and
the ore Is conveyed to the works Of the Spalhic
Iron Company at Tyson Furnace The milk bus
iness Of Ludlow village is $1,000 per year-Au
abutment to one Of the Woodstock bridges has
been sinking down into the mud, for long time
and with lint littia ,,r,upoct ,,c yt,y,.frs, H.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

NEW ISvENTIoN.-Capt Amasa Tucker, the
veteran peddler, exhibited to us Vegetable
Steamer, which seems to combine large number
of desirable qualities. 1t is in the shape of a
heavy tin pail, with cover, (of various Sizes with
water-spout on the side, similar to a strainer
pail, Inside are two rows of rests, upon which set
two circular pieces Of tin, perforated with holes
for steaming, So that it answers the triple pur-
pose of a reservoir for hot water, a commodous
steamer, and an ordinary pail With the largest
size, holding about seven gallons, an ordinary
meal of meat and vegetables can be cooked much
better than by baking, and with but a handful Of
chips. The convenience and economy Of the in
yention (which is his OWN are wonderful.
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IA e a t h s..


In Barre, April -, CLARA M0oD, daughter OF Elqah
r. Wood, aged l9 years
In Montgomery, April 10, Of pneumonia, FRANK, son
Of Henry and Angle Martin, aged months.
In Concord, March 81, SARAH HALL, aged II years.
In Roxbury, April H. WN b. TYLER aged - years
In Coventry April o. IcnABoD COLLINS aged ~ year,
In Holland, April MARY, wife Of Ira Feleh, aged 70
year,.
In Hardwck, April p, WILLIAM q. OXFORD aged g.
years.
In Randolph, April II, Miss PHLErrA P PARTRIDGE,
aged a years.
In Newport, April Is, an infant son Of DAVID and
JULIA NJ. CAMP.
In ST. Johnsbury, April MARY ELLES, wife of james
OMEN, aged p years.
In Johnson after Illness Of less than three days
Mr. Moses BURSHAM, aged 80 years.
In Ryegate, April rs, at his residence, Mr.. WILLIAM
JOHssToN, in the sitl year Of his age
In IGydepark, on the 22d inst. NELSON T. kEELER
Esq aged IS years, months and 10 days.
In Coventry, April Il, of Inflammation Of the brain
ARTHUR, Of Henry c. Cleveland, aged years and
10 months
In Janesyile April D. JULIA PAGR, wife Of William
Noyes, and daughter OF the late Mr. John Page Of st
J0hnshury.
In Foxcroft Me- on the 18th inst, Mrs. LEylSA LEE
widow Of the late Nehemiah Lee formerly OF Peachnm
aged 90 years,
In Washington, April Is, Of canker-rash, Carroll LES
In youngest of Asa II. and Hattie II. Piper aged
years and months.
In Fort Dodge, Iowa April 10, Of consumption, Mrs
ELIZA, wife Of Seymour II. Wright formerly Of -
Johnsbury, aged 6i years.
In Quincy Mass, April s, MARY G. LoyELASp, wife O
Lewis C. Badger and daughter Of the late William Love
land of Norwich, IN the 3uth year Of her age.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04
TATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and Tor
said District, on tho ed day OF May, A. d. lsln
An instrument puIp0rting 10 DO the last viii ana tes
lament Of John spauldng, late Of Montpelier in said
district, deceased, being presented TO the court by
Homer W. loaton, the executor therein named, for
Probate II ordered hy said Court that all persons
concered therein be notified to appear at session Of
ler, on the 9th day Of May, A, ID. 1870 and show
cause Il any they may have against the Probate OF said
VIII Tor which purpose Il sfurther ordered, that copy
Of the record OF this order be published three weeks
suocessiyoly IN the Vermont Watehman state Journal
printed at Montpelier, previous to said time appointed
Tor hearing.
| BY the Court.--Attest,
| 1918 Il. n. MERRILL, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

II The Troy Conference (Which embraces
Chittenden, Addison, Rutland and Bennington
counties in Vermont is now in session in Bur
lington, Bishop Ames presiding. On Saturday
the vote of the lay member of the Conference was
announced to be- 2,472 in favor of lay representa-
ton, and 2,l92 against. The Conference then
proceeded to cast the clerical vote upon the same
subject, as follows 50 in favor, and 81 against.
This vote may determine the whole question ad-
yersely, 80 evenly is the vote balanced.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

EY-We take pleasure in calling the attention
of our readers to the advertisement of Messrs.
Blake 4 Alden's choice assortment of furniture,
in this days paper This is an old and reliable
firm, having been in the business many years
They keep On hand a very large assortment of
furniture, and our friends will do well to call up
on them before purchasing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

~ The Bennington and Rutland and Lebanon
Springs Railroad Companies, have recently been
consolidated, under the name of the Harlem Ex-
tension Railroad Company Among the Direc
tors of the new corporation are Z, D. Phelps of
Burlington, and II. IL. Baxter of Rutland.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

II would call the attention of Piano buyers
to the fact that soil Pianos of almost any make,
cheaper than they can buy them elsewhere /
get the best wholesale rates, and add very small
profits. | am bound not to be undersold. All the
Pianos we sell are warranted,
A. j. PultLIps
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

"DoNE BRowN. The owner of number Of
Government bonds, residing at Brattleboro, in
forms Gen. Spinner, United States Treasurer,
that for some time past he found an old stove a
convenient safe for his bonds but recently, with
out his knowledge, the stove was used, and to his
astonishment the bonds were baked to crisp
The Treasurer has notified him to forward with
the greatest care the baked bonds, and if they
can be identified the Government will either pay
their value or issue registered bonds in their
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04
al eS.

In Peacham at the residence Of William y West, April
2-, by the Rev. P b. Fisk, Nj HARVEY X. MoRsE and
Miss HATTIE 5 HARrsHoRS, both Of Danyille
In West Burke, April 26, MIR J, S. BlGELow and Miss
JOSEPHINE ALLARp.
In Lunenhurgh, April 9, DANIEL ". PARSER Of Con-
cord and Miss ABBIE NJ, NICHOLS Of Lunenburgh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

A CARD.-The undersigned takes this method
of returning his thanks to the citizens of Montpe-
lier for the generous donation to himself and wife
on the occasion of the recent calamitous fire.
JoHs LEASE.
MAY A. 1870.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

GES. GRouT's GRAFTON, The pamphlet edition
Of the Grafton Of Gen. W w Circuit, before the
Reunion Society of Vermont Officers last fall,
which was printed lin Rutland) by order of the
Legislature, was inaccurate geographically
that Gen. Grout has had it reprinted. The work
has been very neatly done, though on pretty
light paper, by IL Webster, printer, of Barton.
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