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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

CALIFORNIA WooL.-rhe Troy Press says that
Messrs. IL. Ranken a Co., of that city, recently
received the first consignment Of wool to the Troy
market from the Pacific State-a lot of some
10 900 pounds 1t came direct from San Fran
cisco by rail This lot was sent by Jewett 4
Brother, of Jewett Ranch, Kentucky county
California. These are the eldest sons Of Hon. s.
W. Jewett, formerly of Middlebury, VI, who
was at one time one of the leading wool growers
of this State Mr.. Iewett and his sons went TO
California about ten years ago, and established
their ranch in Kentucky county, some three hun
drod miles south of san Francisco. They have,
during this time, raised some sixty thousand
sheep Their present stock (including lambs) is
over twelve thousand head they have also nearly
one hundred horned cattle and some twenty
horses. In their section they have grass the year
round, and the current expense OF raising wool is
for herding, shearing, and hauling their wool to
the market Soon they are to have a railway that
will expedite and increase their commerce with
San Francisco. The Jewett Brothers sold some
thirty-f tons of this years clip at home fol
nineteen cents gold. The cost of freight by rail
on this lot to Ranken a Co., was two and one
half cents per pound 1850 per TOM
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

FIRE AZ RANDOLPH Gilman hrbell's Hotel
Barn, at Randolph Centre, and a building ndoin-
ing on the north owned by Samuel Howard, and
formerly occupied as the Town Clerks Office,
were burned on Friday morning last. The fire
was discovered at 81 o'clock 4. NJ of five horses
in the barn, four escaped, two Of them however,
being quite severely burned. Considerable per-
sonal property was destroyed-two buggies, har-
nesses, hay, etc, The night being perfectly still,
by hard work the hotel was saved also the resi-
dence and barns of Mr., Howard. The house OF
Mr. II was but few feet north of the burned
Office Mr. Tarbe had an insurance of $3.50, and
Mr. Howard of 500. The horses that escaped
saved themselves breaking their halters after they
had become brittle by burning, and rushing from
the barn There We're seven losers by the fire
the origin of which is unknown.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27
Ia arrtaq Gs.

In Barre July p, by Rev f. s Bliss ions II. KELLEY
and Miss lNH L. SNlrn. both of Barre
In Rochester July q, by Rev r. $. Hubbard Carlos
G, HARVEY and ELLA lluNriSGrOS, all OF Rochester.
In Barre July p, by Rev. Isaac MoAnu, GlLBVRr
lluIc1NsoN, Of st. JOhnsbury, and Miss ELLA v CuR-
RIEn, OF Barre.
In East Montpelier, July ~ n the residence Of Thomn.
ID, stevens Rowland l.. ROniNsON, Of Fcrrsburgh and
AsSA STEVENS, of East Montpelier
In Wocott, July ?, ALMoN A. MARSHALL and ABBig N
kusIcK, both OF stowe.
In Wocott, July >, MAGK NJ. JACKSON, OF Woodbury.
and AMELIA 5. BATES, Of Barre.
In lIar1wck, July Il, Mt JoHS McCoRrcnIS of Brigh
ton aud Miss MARY Y. A. CUMMINGS VI Ilardwick,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

Book VI l25 closely printed pages, lately Issued,
contains list Of tho best American Advertising Medi-
ums giving the names, circuatons and full particulars
concerning the leading Daily aud Weekly Political and
Family Newspapers, together with all those having
large crculatons published In the interest Of Religion
Agriculture, Literature Sc, &C. Every Advertiser,
and every person who contcmplate becoming sueh will
find this book Of great value Mailed free TO any adj
dress receipt Of inoen cents. GEORGE P. ROWELL
CO.. Publishers, No. 10 Park Row, New York.
The Pittsburgh a Lefgsr In ts issue Of May o. 1870,
says THE firm Of q. p Rowell Co. which issues this
interesting and valuable book Is the largest and best
Advertising Agency In the United States aud we can
chcerhy recommend 10 to the attention Of those who
desire 20 advertise their business, SCIENTIFICALLY and
systEuAroALlY in such way, that IL, to secure the
largest amount Of publicity the least expenditure Of
money"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

~ More than 5oO,OOO people hear testimony 10 the
wonderful curative effects Of Dr. Picrce's Ait Ext or
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t Bronchitis and the
worst lingering coughs. As an Antl-Bilous medicine
for LIVER Complaint" ithaa equal. II permanently
cures constipation Of the bowels oloanses and purihos
the blood and thereby Sorofllous and syphitlc
an, and all diseases OF the skin Pmples Botchos,
lloils Rashos and Eruptlons. Sold by druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

FlRE At WELLS RvER-rlere was great fire
at Wells River, Tuesday afternoon. The freight
depot, with its contents, three freight ears loaded
with -four wood, lumber and other property in
the depot yard, were destroyed. Five hundred
barrels Of -four were burned. The fire is supposed
10 have caught from freight engine. The loss
will probably amount To something like $l5 900.
OF this amount, the railroad company will lose in
wood, rolling stock, depot, etc, $4,000 Durant
4 Adams of Wells River, paper manufacturers,
lose $1,000, insured for 900. \. 4 Baldwin,
Wells River, four 81 600. Miscellaneous freight
in depot, 81 900. The books and papers belong
ing to the company are said to have been con
| sumed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27
OBITUA Ar Y.

Died In Granville VI, July TN, MARY r., widow Of
the late William Lamb, In her one hundredth year.
This remarkable woman was born in sutton
Massachusetts,, April 9sth, III. She retained
distinctly the recollection of the day of the Deca
ration Of Independence, being then FIVE years old
She remembered having seen Burgoyne army, in
red coats file past her fathers on their march 10
Worcester. The declaration Of peace in 1888,
thrilled her with joy which she used TO relate 10
her children and grandchildren with great dc.
light. Her maiden name was Mary Pratt, and
she was married to William Lamb, in 1871.
They soon after removed to Vermont and settled
in Hancock, then complete wilderness, and en-
dured incredible hardships in supporting their
young and growing family. After few years
Me-. Lamb removed to Granville almost seventy
years ago, to begin life again in the woods under
somewhat better auspices. When we consider
what q woman in her circumstances must have
done and endured to rear family of ten children,
and fit them by as much culture as her surround
ngs rendered possible, for society and for active
lile we arc astonished that she should have lived
TO such an age She was naturally Of good CON
sttution, OF even temper and amiabEe disposition
but resJlute and courageous, and fitted for the
great naruSh'ps she mad to endure. Entirely
""lcH'" III eating ana drinking never indulging
eve" u" 'V'ong YEA inu'h less IN alcoholic stnu-
mns' sue preserved her he'th where many an
o'''e' nus uieu'
'''''''s ~ nc' Br"'o we ooulu look BACK
through almost all the public life Of Washington,
Hamilton, Franklin, Adams, jefferson, and the
fathers Of the republic. They were the familiar
Itsur a..lI 4.
' ''''''' ~ ''' you'" anu VI uer MIXTURE years
m, '''''' WIZ matters % uis'uN,'oi
'V"7 ''' ''' i''Op,'' 1''u sue BVr"u ~ 'ner
'''v VI mug 'er ''V,u ~. s'uine' "ilen o',ner
~. '"'', "'s '"a' s'"U' WIN ue'sl'cuoh, ne'
'Os'"P.S CIV" ~ III" "o"'u 10 "e'''S 'nc MS
" w i''pu9,'''
',' "''u 'o's '''' sue "''i'ou At "i''u
,,'''e ~ 'i'iO'u''' "' ''' Improvements
.,' u'9'' Wv uE'' ~ ''V' "nu III war u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

A gepteman from Bethol Inl, Ne, says that Messrs
Allen Bros propretors OF Phillip Alens Print Works
r. l., were down To Bryants Pond, recently, uouting
whom Of them attacked with .eatc rheumatism
suddenly that no had 10 be carried from the pond B,
his hotel A bottle OF "Johnsons Anodyne Eminent
was resorted 10, aud he'was out next day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

getting through bill to pay Mary c. Lane Of
Burlington fourteen hundred dollars for her claim
for cotton belonging to her when she was resid-
ing in Florida as school teacher, and taken lor
the use Of the Medical Department of the United
Stntag
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

IIlomLY PRoMIsISG lNyENTIoN.--lf there is any
one improvement needed more than another in
respect TO fixture about house, it would seem that
convenient and reliable window spring or lock
was that needed article. And we have some rea-
son to believe that this necessity is about to be
met. An agent of h. R Ball's Empire Sash Lock
has been here, and from hasty examination OF
his patent, we are inclined to the belief that the
thing has at last been found. Aiessrs. II. d. Put
nam and l.. H. Cunningham, of Montpelier, have
been appointed sole agents for Washington county,
and they will take measures to bring the merits
of this new invention before our people at once.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

The venerable Arehdeacon Scott, Of punham, Canada
East, says that no suffered fonl Dyspepsia moro than
twepyQye years but that three weeks use Of the Pc
ruyan syrup IAN Iron Tonic has benefited him SC
wonderfully that he hardly persuade himself OF the
reality aud people who know him asonlahed at the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

WILLIAM CoLLtNEn, Woodstock
A Il DEWEY. Hartford. Srt4fors.
" VI. pISGuY, Woather.deld,
srRRrl W. SrfNsuS, Ludlow, ShuN
VS.. R0USns, Chester, t.,..,., p,,t.,,.
JUuv PORTER, Hartford, )
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

Tue ST. ALBANs MEssNGER.-Colonel Albert
Clarke has purchased the Messenger, so long con
Quoted by h, b. Whiting, Esq, and to this he
has added the list of the Transcript with the in
tention of issuing a larger and better sheet, both
daily and weekly than st, Adams has yet seen
Rumor associates with him in the control Of the
enlarged Messenger, j. S, p, Taylor, Esq, late
popular teacher in st AlhAns Mr., Whiting, we
suppose, now retires from a long and honorable
connection with the press of Vermont lie bears
with him the cordial esteem of all who have been
his leow-laborers in the same arduous profession.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27
Destructive Fires.

AT Corinth, New York, the 18th, the WOODEN
factory of the Palmer Falls Company was burned
Loss SEQ, 600 insured
The lumber mill of MIR. Joseph llobson in
Biddciord, Maine, was entirely destroyed Ny fire
Saturday night loss about 100000.
The main factory Of the Merdcn Britannia
Company, at MIeridcn, Connecticut, was destroyed
By Gre saturday morning. Loss 100000 In
sumucc 1915 900, in seventy different companies
AT Troy, New York, on the 18th, the extern
siyc stables belonging to the Troy and lansing
burg Horse Railroad Company were destroyed.
Seventy five horses, ten cars, one hundred tons VI
hay, and a quantity Of other property was burn
ed. Loss sG0,OOO
There was heavy fire at Northampton,
Massachusetts On the 18th, destroying the War
ner Hotel the Warner House block OF three sto-
rie' the brick building ON the west side, occo-
pied by the hotel for chambers, and stores be.
meath it, and the Judge Lyman estate fitted over
for stores The total loss will be about $50 900.
In Charlestown, Massachusetts,, on Monday
afternoon last, destructive fire occurred, in
which some $500 900 worth ofpropcrty was lost
the largest loss by fire in that city for forty years
It was in the new building of the Tudor Company
on Charles River Avenue. The whole was de-
stroyed, although dozen powerful streams oil
water were poured into the building Tor nearly
two hours
/ A most disastrous fire occurred at East Bos
ton Monday afternoon, commencing in Burnett :.
/ planning MILL corner Of Decatur and Border
strcets-whercby large number of buildings
including two churches, were destroyed. Seyera
hundred workmen were thrown out Of employ
ment and scores of families rendered homeless
The loss is estimated at half a million dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27
LOCAL nntioes.
= EoNARD X. MEssERs ESTATE

ii EDNAhD n. fifA,or4iN y TADi n = f1s- He
j Subscribers having been appointed BY the Hoaofa
HE Probate Court for tho District Of Randolph commits
sonefs to receive, examine and adjust all claims And
of ali against the estate u Leonard n
Meser lae ofChelsea, In said District deceased repre-
sentod insOyeni, and the torn Of ax months ron we
lih ,lay al June 1874 being allowed BY said Court
10 the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and prove
ther respective claims before Give noticr, mat We
viii Attend 4, The duties f appointment a. tbs
Dwelling house OF Mrs ceesta Messer In ChslssA In
cember next at ono o'clock In tho afternoon, on each
DUDLEY CABOT, Conan, ..,snsrs
SIMEON u. KING, s' !. =.
Cholssa, July ~, A. ID. islO. -"
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tween the animal and vegetable is hash
Illinois has GO00 miles Of railroad, which,
with equipments, cost 100000, 600.
-" Bull Rum Russell is engaged as war
correspondent for the New York SIN.
According to estimates one thousand
cmigrants per day are settling in Minnesota
Senator Daniel Norton, Of Minnesota,
died Of consumption at Washington on Thurs
day.
General Parkorays there is notikcly tobo
go much trouble with the Indian as has been
anticipated.
-.Gcncral Mcclellan has been elected
chief engineer Of the New York City Dock
Department
1t is said there is danger Of the total ex.
tnction Of elephants, the hunters are killing
them of 80 fast
In New York a man of 81 has married
girl Of lG, who is younger than some Of his
Grandchildren.
Garden of Ellen IS the name of new
park which Cincinnati opened Monday at a
cost Of $4,000.
Black and gold and maroon ana light
Blue arc the most fashionable contrasts Of
,,.
mere "',o o''l .'''J i''' ,u' VII VII
'"'' "yi'', "4'"
''y OH "'''n'''5
a. u stewart na. MADE p round n''''on ~
ihe r'se In so'u' "n''" "' N'"a"' ''''" ''"n
to the lowest figures.
1t is said that trichin.c have been dis.
covered 90 the he-h ol aecf sho' 90 lncii ma
tive wlld' 100 Oregon.
"A caution has been given by the doctors
against the ladies wearing green tar'etan
''', VI U. ','''''s
a grnIs'one weighing iour thousand
eight hundtel pound, was recently qua"ied
near Fort Au'ln' hlcn.
There arc ten thousand lawsuits pending
before the court. n Chicago IN which s30'
o'o'VUo are 'u''''eu'
hing " ii.iam cd l'rns.ia mas sent % de-
spaicu to ihc UeFman. oil chicago thanking
them Tor their sympathy
Captain Han has been appointed to CONF
mand the Arctic expedition for which Con-
gross has just appropriated 100000.
"A thousand Springfield rifle. were shipped
Tuesday from the Springfield amory TO
Old Kentucky to arm the State troops.
lit /. reported that instructions have
been sent TO the French vessels cf war now in
Che West Indie, 90 rendezvous at New York
tty.
There is O. strong "erman Iec....ns 90 YIN,
cHuau among aI c.a.-es. u s believed
100000 or 10000 will be raised for the
'rwsian cause.
"A very -sygra malc was fought last
vtek between herd OF swine and den Of
tilitIc-sulkcs ou 10 farm near Columbus, Ohio
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

How arc you to-day I'm not feeling we'll, bilious
and sick headache have been looking around for boz
Of Parsons Pursntiye Pills" but our traders are all
sold out.-Country Paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

r Money order offices have just been estb
lished at Enosburg Falls, Barton, McIndoes Falls
West Concord, Newport, Peacham
Perkinsylle. Stowe, Swanton and Watsfeld
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

Another ADVOCATE FOR BIENNIAL SESSIONS
a patriot fresh from reading the Declaration OF
Independence at Burlington, on the lth inst, de-
cares that considering the unusual strength OF
lake water at Burlington CHATS what they call
tangle-i1ot there), its singular effects upon his
memory (he found himself embracing 18th
amendmenton the cars instead of his sweethearD
he shall hereafter be in favor of biennial iths.-
As now observed they arc too expensive to the
State to warrant an annual return Pcrgennes
Vemonfcr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

FY-The barn of IleHry 7, Taft, in Huntington,
was burned on Monday night last with nearly all
It's contents There was insurance on II Tor Sll5.
Origin of fire not known.-AutOgraph 4 Remark
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

II We are under great obligations TO our cor
respondents, and we bespeak continuance Of
their fayors Such nona as those of 8 IL oil last
week, and "K.n, Of this week, ought not and
NUT not lie idle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27
Army and Navy Of thc Gun

She second annual union Of the Society Of the
Army and Navy Of the Gulf, viii take place in
Boston, August j.h, the anniversary OF Admiral
farmglts passage of the forts into the harbor Of
Mobile. The Admml is president of the associ-
alton, and is expected to be present at the re-un-
ion. The following extracts are from the execu-
tive committees circular
The business meeting will be held at the Boston
Music Hall at II O'Clock NJ.
Grafton at O'Clock by y. =. Banks, IN the Mu-
sic Hall, TO which the public are invited.
The reunion banquet will take place at the Re
we're House at Cookbook p. NJ. Prominent officers
Of our own and other departments will be present.
The members of the Society can obtain their
certificates Of membership and the badge of the
society nc the reunion meeting in the morning.
The officers oi the Society will be in attendance
at the Music Hall between the hours of II A. NJ.
and p. NJ, and at the Revere House during the
remainder OF the day 70 transact the business OF
the association.
Tickets for the banquet can be procured of the
treasurer on the DAY of the reunion OF from the
resident members of the Executive Committee,
who will also furnish any information desired
concerning the meeting.
All officers OF the Army and Navy who served
in the Department Of the Gulf during the WAL
are cordially invited to join the association ant
be present at their reunion.
Application has been made. and no doubt the
arrangement will be completed, for Communication
tickets by the various railroads leadiugto Boston
thus securing reduction of fare to those who
may attend the meeting Of the Society As j
will be impossible to send circulars 10 all TIN
Vermont officers who belonged to the Depart
ment Of the Gulf, the member of the COMMITTEES
for Vermont expresses the hope that all who SCI
this notice will regard it as sufficient, and endeav
or % be present.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

~ Butter ruled little higher at st. Adams
yesterday-selling at from 81 to 20 cents, and
some extra lots at 80 Shipped, butter ,7s9 tubs
cheese, 81 boxes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

II For highly interesting account OF the
tragic death of the French minister, see our
Washington letter Of this week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27

y The Investigation into the late railroad ao-
cident near Canaan, on the Northern railroad, has
resulted in the issuing of warrants against Henry
s. Shattuck and Andrew NJ Grant, conductor
and engineer of the accommodation train, and Geo.
W. Barnes, conductor of the mail train on the
Northcn railroad, charging them with monslaugh-
ter, by causing the death Of Cias. " Clark, en-
gneer on the mail train, at Canaan, July 18th,
The trial will take place at Lebanon,
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tT,sgpAed Erpr,'''y IN WaieAnan 8 stat, JowHa'j
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRGGHTON,
For the week ending Tuesday, July 80, ie1o.
AMOUNT OF STOCK Az MAREEr-
az 5S;' ; Ssss s. s sii5 & & i55 s.
PmcEs.-B,,f cafi,-EStra fat and heavy premium,
Oxen, 80 ailioo first quality, s2so 1925 second
quality, ti9gOp l2i5 Third quality Sll@ q w y
iew choice single pairs, $3.50 40 $500 Bulls &c.
Working oT,a.-si5o n t5op pair or according 10 their
value A. beef Handy Steers, tsu 40 w..
Maoh Cowt.-th060i extra good, 60 ~ iNo, with or
without calves "a may be agreed nrrow aud ordina-
'SSis,s'.~Yearlings, it5@l5, twoyear' old, ta@t5i
Shssp I'D Irnbs-fa 40 cts. extra an 40 nl cts v h.
on live weight, or $3.50 m $50 head.
Hogs 10 al lie " N. spnng Pigs - DNp " Ill.,.
Tsai Cahvs.-t tu N si5u1P head
H,ie'.-Bdghton, q 40 acts. country lot., oim e..
with wool on, $50 40 200 CT. each country lots 'im
RruAnKs.-Thc great heat Of the past week hns re-.
quircd much care on the part Of the shipper Of cattle
and Of those who handle moat and consequently the do
best western steors COMMANDED the highest quotations
Very few northern cattle sold at PIE In some
parts o New England the drought aud heat have parc
market for this grade affected by the Texan and othcr
light cattle from the west OF which sold
low o. per pound. live weight. no which price Hath
away Heath sold ~ that averaged los lhs live, equal
% 10 &c, onethri shnnkagc VIII such competition
the northern droycr arc not prepared 20 compete and
the trade h unsatIsictory 10 them. j. H. Sergeant cold
New hampshire oxen 90 dres nine hundred pound,
each, for l1c oxen eight hundred and hity DE, a
lOlc, 3ycar old heiier $50 hs nt 0c and he offered
cow at Sc per 49,, ~ shrnkagc, and wN pa Sc, :,
shrnkagei New York dry and young cattle 40 "a
loo per H. NJ. r Shackett sold pair of oxen, iO
hs At l2c 20 yoars old socrs 10 dress 61 lbs Of lo'
per TO- and slim u nir cattle al ioac 10 dress ~ u
con lbs D. Y. C0fan sold good oxen, 10 dress go Tbs
at l2lc !, u so lbs at i1c COW, Gnl lhs, at Olcl
forward uiiich for $50. G.. l.. Eaton sold G tyeni
olds 10 dress $50 lbs aisle 90 shrinknge shelters NJ
| 20 shrnkago, and COWS for SIS each.
The sheep trade is less favorable 10 the drovcr thar
last week. Many say prices are cont pound lower
larger numbers being marketed by the butchers for h
drovers. Houghton Wilcox, sold one car load OF Gal,
sheep, about 10 lbs, at &C. a. Mccarthy sold oxtr
| lot u New York lambs at 81 ~ per head \. Thayor
Gl sheep at 500 per head. -. iurlhurt 80 lambs e.
per head r. Berry l2, at $3.50 per heat L. II. Barker
- old sheep At 80 per 10. Trade In milch cows has beo
quiet Of late but this week there Is inquiry o
them and rather better feeling seems 20 exist Ly
poultry according 10 age and quality at 20 Ic per ID
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LIST OF LETTERS,


LAplHs-Mrs. Mary Langsllier, Mrs, John Dean Mich
OILS, Mrs. Andrew J. scrbner.
GESrLEMES.--Union Moving Machine Agent, w. j.
Brown, Mas g. Brown ID. 81 Cilley, 6eoTgo Gilbert
John loguo, Hosea B Jacobs, William lrsons j. Henry
Pratt. hey. Oeorge Z Smith.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-27
Walchman Sc Journal.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1870.
RepnhIIcan Slaie Nominations.

Republican State Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR
j III n W. ST Il w A X Y
or mDDLEnURY.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
G. 20 Il G Il n. ID 4 l. Il,
o. ISLAND rOSn.
FOR TREASURER,
j o II n A. = A G T.,
or MONTPELIER.
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