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were made by several of the delegates, after
which the meeting adjourned

were made by several Of the delegates, after
which the meeting adjourned
SECOND DAY-wEDxEsDAY MORNING.
The Convention was called to OrIer at 9 O'Clock
by the president Prayer was offered by Rev.
A F. Baily Of Miidlebury
The subject of sunday School WORK was intro
duced, and the audience listened to a very fine
address from Rev J { VI. Coke Of Spring
field.
The next subject presented by the business
committee was thstof "Co-operation Of the Laity
in the work Of the Church This was discussed
by the president, S B. Rockwell, ESQ, in fine
essay Of half hours length. In the absence of
the Hon. P. Dillingham;, who was expected to
address the Convention on the subject of " Mu-
tual relation and duties of Church and State, -
the Rev. B. Lston Of Shelburne, presented q
series Of resolution on that subject, which, after
q little discussion, were adopted unanimously
by the Convention AMI audience.
After few items Of business the Convention
adjourned, To meet Immediately after the laying
of the corner stone oe the new N. E Church in
Montpelier, to waich exercises the Convention
had been invited At the laying of the corner
stone the principal addresses were delivered by
Rev. Il. B. Cushing and Rev. l. McAnn.
The afternoon was devoted 20 the reading and
adoption of reports Of committees and the dis
cussion and passing Of resolutions embodying the
principles Of the Convention
The final adjournment was expected to take
place ia the eTening.
The Attendance upon all the sessions Of the
Convention was large. The best Of feeling pre-
vailed among the delegates from different parts
Of the State; the discussions were spirited. iu-
terestinr, and profitable, ard calculated to sd-
vance the cause Of Netholism in Vermont.
Doubtless meetings Of a ike character will not
he unfrequeat in the future
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fhillcndeu tommy !'robaie Court.

The following IS the business transacted ii ,ba
Ch'iienden County Probate Court for the month
ending Sept. 10Th:
D"isb, Conant's estate. westf5fd viii
proved In Hobart, executor. Commissioners
snd appraisers appointed
Fia'lie Buttons estate. Darlington. License
to sell real estate.
Del Sweets estate. huntington J I Mason
administrator L.
II Comstock's estate. Sb.-b,r,. II,
proved. Charlotte T. Cornstoek. sin,;,;s, w.
Tx, with will annexed Comrniss or-s 60.
praissrs appointed.
Selma NJ. Jones estate, Richmond Y
Davis, administrator
James Moyle's estate, Colchester, Z. $ Morton
administrator; commissioners aud appraisers an
pointed
Hannah Tonberson's estate, Milton : decision
Of court adverse TO viii
Cyrus Packard's estate Jericho, will proved :;
Melssia L. Packard administrator. with VIII
annexed.
Geo. Benedict's estate, Richmond settlement
OF administrator account
Mary Webb's estate, Essex; Meancihon webb,
adm Illustrator
Charles ferrin's estate, Colchester, W b.
Macrse, administrator.
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England Is e.thdraviug her ast reicoat from
Canada, aad within the pas, fortnight has for
maliy surrendered to the Canadian Minister Of
Militia ard his various deputies all her barracks,
forts and earthworks at Maiden, London, Ma
gara. Toronto, Kingston, Isle aux Noir, Pres
colt, St. Johns, Montreal, Ottawa. Halifax,
Freleriekton. etc
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xrnal 3aotires.
-FTtF1 = ~ -
JOR E.YNIAN-S ESTATE.
TX az - gfnNT r.. an ,,.--ar. -,


JOg s.YNIAN'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT } To all persons con-
DISTRICT oFcHiENDEy. s. y,1 Tgms ne az Of
Burlington, in said District. cecease1,
GREETING.
Alta Probate Court holden 90 Burlington, within
ami for the District nf i1rcngan the 81 day 81
September A D. 1870. au S-TRU VENT purp1rtins %
re the last WILL and TE>rAyENr Of Js1 Lyman.
late Of burlington, in said District, deceased, WAS
presented O. the Court aforesaid, !or Probate.
and Il Is ordered ~ said Court that the tn day x
O,t0hsr. \. 70. i--n at tne Probate court Rooms IN
said BlrunEtrc. De assigned tlr proving sad instru-
ment. and TIM. notice tGeraof be given % ali per
sons co1cernri b.. publ this ufter tire"
weeks successfully ia the Burlington Free Press,
3 newspaper prutst 1t said Buriu Ston previous
% the time appointed.
THERsFoBE, YOU are hereby notified O. appear
before said Court a. the ne and pilce Aforesaid,
and contest tine pre- hate Of said viii Il you have
cause.
Given IN Ter uy hHui 40 Burlington. IN saii Dis
trct, this . 81 day oi September. A. l-1r.
I9whe T. p WALES Judge.
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THE BURLINGTON. VT. FREE PRESS, F

D. VIC. Clark's estate, burlington, Luther P.
Blodgett, administrator. Commissioners and
appraisers appointed.
Mary E. Goddsrd's estate, Milton, ST. Clair
Griffith, guardian.
John I. Ballard, estate, Milton, Mary L.
Ballard. sdministrstrix.
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The word dicheance, which came by the cable
some time ago, and which mans a dspossessiou
or forfeiture, has played sad havoc with the
western press, who have variousy printed it
AS 81 De Chance, - defence, - '' defiance. "
or
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Deputy I. $. Marsha as Messenger

~ the District Court Of the United States for tho
L District OF Ncrmo1t-ln the matter Of + F.
Emerson, Estate in hinkrgptrt.-Tt the cred-
it0-s Of said Bankrupt and all others Shom :
may concern The l.,rS'-nes. assignee Of the T.
tate ot said Bankrupt, hereby gives notice, that II
trict that the second and third general meeting Of the
creditors Of said bansr upt be be- % at the otce OF
5. II. RoTeli, n Pesclam. Caledonia County Gu the
18th day %; Seplemhe- l--t. at O'Clock ?. NJ, be
fore Abel Juferwunt Re- SER IN Bankruptcy m
sad District Tor tae purposes uauet In the Zlth an
18th sections ~ ,he Bankrupt Act Of March p -t.
And this aisn % give notice. hat have filed my
final account ass rnee Of said Bankrupt and that
atsaid time sut place shall apply o. sad curt Tor
the settlement o. my said account, and for discharge
from ali liability as assignee nf said estate IN nc
c0rdalce with the provisions " said 18th section
Dated ct Barnet 10 said District. ths . dag
Septemhe-. l--u.
J n. AEBCTT.
ifw3w Assi zuee.
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n the District Court of the United States for .hs
4 District Of Vermont In the matter Of Sila.
Stanley, Estate bankruptcy. To the cree
tOrs Of said Bankrupt ana ali others whom it may
concern. The undersi 5ned assignee Of the Estate
Of said bankrupt, hereby gives notice that il has
been ordered by tae District Court OF said District,
that the second and thirt general meeting Of the
creditors Of said Bankru.t re held AZ the Office
Of Lawrence & Burnsp. N Burlington. Chittender
County on tie 18Th day of october l-su, at ~
O'Clock 4. s., before l.. L Lawrence, Register
IN BaukruI tcy, in said District, for the
purposes named in the III and 18th sections of
the bank rupt act Of March ,. i-l. And tbs j.
ais 70 gse notice, q a. have filed my final
account a.. -uee OF sad Bankrupt. and that
al said time and place J shall apply U said
Court for the settlement Of nv -ld account, and
for discharge from all liabilities a. Assignee %
said estate in accordance with the provisions Of said
2-th section.
Dated at She don. ia said District; the 9th day II
September, 1870.
JOHN F. DRAPER.
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STATE or VERMONT, , Al. Howard, clerk
County Clerks ONE. ,of Chit'enden County,
Ch't,enien County, SHAWN on this the tenth
day after the day % tbs election Of County sena-
tors, puh.icy opeEed. sorted and clurtcdhs votes
towns thereof on the first TUESDAY q Sep;e-r her
A D.. $50. hereby certify that Il. &. Benedict.
F C.. Kennedy ana G. v. rroSu-il have lectlved
the greatest number II "a votes aui are therefore
duly elected TO represent sai7 Comfy - SCuat rs
in the Senate Of Vermont for the yesr ensuing.
In testimony whereof have hersuLto SET ny band
and affixed the seal Of sad County a. BusiI, -tcn-
this nineteenth day q Septemrer, A. D l-7,'-
Sept Zn-dswlt 4. J. howard. Clerk
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F4lt'I DAY.
The Firs; Vermont State Methodist cn'en'ioi
met al The f. z Church in Montpelier SEPT
20, 1870, ats o'c.,ck. b. Eaton was e. acted
Temporary President, AMI D. 4 Spencer, Sec -
tary After deotoaal exercises, which wer
coni1ctei by NcAnn, a permanent or-snizz-
ton was e-iectei by the choice Of $ B. Rock
well, ESQ Of Nlidilebury, President; Vice
President, Revs. L. Hin,O Gregg, H. W.
Worhau. a G. Button and T. Jones and
4. II Di3kcy, C.. llunsdon, Ire RicharisoD. ".
Newc9mb. AMI P Dillingham;. Secretaries Il.
A Spencer. J. C. ". Coke. a. F. Bailey, J. b
Bem2n, and P Merrill
An members Of the NJ L. Church present. not
regularly elected delegates, we're invited to cit
with The Convention IS corresponding meul-
bers.
]. C. ". Coke, K. Norris. aad L. H. Kel-
logc, were appointed - committee On creden-
tials.
B. Ea,oa, j. 4 shersa7n, 1 NlcAna. L C.
Dickinson. sad W. D. Malcolm were Apo inted a
business committee. through whom all Il alters
should We brought before the Convention
UPON The Recommendation Of The business CON-
Mite, Rev. H. Eastman real Historical ard
Statistical Sketch Of Metbodsm III Vernon t.
After the reading Of the Essay, 4. G. Butt m.
Noah Granger, A. y. Billiard, W J. Eilder nj
5. &. Rockwell made remarks on the subject (
the Essay
j. ". Dickey, Esq, presented the subject Of
.. Church Finance" 70 the consideration q the
Convention, alter which the subject was very
generally dis,a.sei b. men5e-s Of the Conven-
ton.
The attendance upon The Convention was god,
and the spirit Of the meeting excellent. The
citizens Of Montpelier generously entertained tie
Convention, and manifested deep interest in the
object which summoned the Convention toge-
Their.
EVENING.
The onveu.ion met at seven o'ciock-S 3. 4
1aNH all
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Many diseases Of the Throat have heretofore seen
pronounced Consumption from sheer ignorance Of
tie parts affected. The a. re mentioned iust-u-
m'n; hrin-s every part q the Throat to perfect
view SO that the vocal cords and even the Traehsa
can distinctly be insPo-tad houce thetrus condition
ofthe Throat can bs ascortainet, and ,rptsd &C
ri.n-ly.
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Mr. Beuj,min Chase. for thirty years a resi-
dent Of Vergennes. diel a. the residence Of D. D.
Miiilebrook, Of Fsrrisburs, few days since.
in his sist year he settled in Waltham in
lene
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CHE 3llarhfts.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKGr.

'NF 'sH'H N-''' i'-'''-.A d Niai DO i'.''s
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine
This week, I2A laos 1901
Last week, I-3 1IttI 1883
Vermont. 1dj $500 -5i
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra tI3ol a 1870. first
81 quality s. 90 a s. 90.
Prizes q sttre cattle-worbus Oxen, per pair
Mlch Cows aud Calves from sl1. 50. s., "a -.
Yoarlinss' SO a 81; tWo-years old So a 80.
three years old 80 a -
Prices Of sheep and Lamhs-In lots, 81 50, g. 3
dc = p.
Spriag Lambs s. 90 1si5a.
Veal Calves s. az 81.
Prices Of Hides, Tallog and skirs-Iides -:c ? b.
Tal0w a &c 2 Do.
Pelts 60 a &c each. Calf skins 10 a I,cPh.
Prices Of Poutry-Extra % a. Dc prime Iqi a
1850 good Is 20 30; medium y 90 lfsc. poor 70
medium i65c = n.
REMARKS.
Cattle-Northern Cattle arrice this week ahou, "a
freely as last week-only /: head less. Trains On
all the Northern roads vera prompt Cattle were
inspected early, with fair stir especially amone
the bes; Oxen. Butchers not paying by &c y n
a. high for the very best selections After the first
0vetturn % stock, comm coarse Cattle and young
LETTERS and Steers moved quiet at a SC t. H. J. T.
tich sold Oxen al fll ~ cEt, dress e0 lbs each
and three years d Steers at $40 - e crt dress
40 tbs earh. Il Jones sold : oxen at 4l3 - e
cgt dress 1900 ihs each Oxen at el3 2 cwt. dress
II cwt each { at s2 2 cwt, dress 10 cwt each. d
A Pbllbri < sold Oxen at sl2 50 r cwt dress 100
ibs each Brown sold Oxen at sl2 p cwt
DIRE. go lbs each 4 Oxen at 81 z cwt. dress 1860
tbs each 6 Pcagy sod 10 II Locke on c )mmission
II Oxen iatted by Brown Of Antrim, y II, dress
fr.m9 a II cvt each. Capt Flint sold Oxen at
so y owt dress 900 lbs each Cows from s. a SO
> os- VI T Shackett sold Oxen at sl3 % Y cwt,
dress 1850 each 10 three year ola Steers at so p
cyt dress 10 est each.
bheep aud NIB. arrive in goot numbers; full as
ma-ysz butchers can comfortably haud e Tie
market cannot he called dull but moderately fair az
last quotatio3s Canada is sending 10 large suu-
mics f good grade. W feckwith sold 100 fac
LAMBS dress 10 TBS each, at u 80 2 head. " ~
~ New York ,od y sheep anu Lambs at s. z
head 7 Z Parker sold III Lambs at 81 y head.
" Benin m sold as52 Lambs at 81 p 2 head. Mt
Forer sold li6 Sheep and Lambs at 50 - T head
Poultr,-QuolatiOns remain unchanged. As the
market is not overstOek f. pric are mRint ined
The largest lot Yves sold by srench & Son (naif
s.nn9 CONFUSED OF Chickens and Fowl, at zoe Y II
fair lot Young Turkeys still quoted at &c v 70.
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STETHOSCOPE

rs az ins -rulneat BY which the breathing a1d pull
sltions can bs distinctly hearaJ
By the above means. ami with an experience CT
a,toen years constant practice, Dr. 5 is enabled
20 decide upon the durability Of case a, once, and
in TO instance viii he encourage treatment unless
beneficial results can be obtained
DR.. sMYTH has the honor OF presenting below
few testimonials se'eetsd from many thousands Of
similar nature. from parties Of the hi.hos. res
reetabllty and position IL the cit e. in which they
reside.
RESTORATION OF SIG 1T AND HEARING To
Hon. PLtNY CUTLER OF BOSTON. - YEARS
OF AGE
From Re- Ha55ari TInsioir, D. D..
.f5r York
DRs .LIGu1H,Ll ,vu SxY1H have been very suc-ess
Jul in im2royin. the 81 :ht AMI hearing q nv aged
.ather-in-,aF, Hoa. Pliny Cutler q Boston gen
t.ena1 eight tao year, Of sse.
HUBBARD WISSLOW.
/ can endorse. from ny knovitd .e OF the crcum-
stances q the a'ovs case the fact stated by my late
'a;uer, the Rev. Hubbard Win.low d. D.
WI. c. WINSLOW
NeV-York, March s. l,s5. l5i IVES, as: St.
From Hon. 4. " " PhGI, r..
Piano -Naagfacfarsr, Orange Block, $50
Washington s., Boston.
M. r. - , ,.. IT.
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city ~
bloom.
wrrarS the last eight moaths. eleven persons
have died IN East BroOk6sd, whose united ages
were $50 years, averaging nearly so1-2 years
q. each person.
VI understand that tie State Agricultural
Society cleared about 81 POO by the State F=ir
Thastorn on Friday no doubt lessened the re-
ceipts considerably
St. Adams IS surprised and grstifed 70 dnd its
population is 7li9, against 1867 in 1860, an in
crease Of 1912 within ten yesrs, and lacking
only l25 Of doubling its numbers
Tn Young Mems Christian Association clear
ed between Eve and six hundred dollars during
the State Fair. Tuis Is an encouraging start in
the direction Of their proposed library, and they
are To be congratulated upon their success
wrsr BURKE. C4leloaa county, has q thriT-
ing lumber business, judging from figures given
in $. Johnsbary paper. Ia one year the mills
Of tia, place clt li,j1J,0f1 shingles and over
100000 Ter. Of lum5e-.
Rlcuusp -ll5alsy. rs tats ftlreT were
sod IN Eisanoui. Bringing from 81 10 80 cents
per pound, AMI 300 boxes of chess "a. from 10
10 l2c e-.s
Oh. H.o..r.4a Congressional Convention for
.,s-s.5 j,...rst Of New York ma Thursday at
PR HENRY. sn4 nominated Andrew Williams,
f.. sfrs.-turrh, as o candidate for Repre-
.r. rs ia congress.
STATS tm-pRrmru.- !. W. Col
iara, Treasurer, has made arrangements with
Wm "a Root, whereby all Premiums awarded in
Ca;uenisu County, ami remaining unpaid, will
be paid at the City Clerks Ofcc in this City. to
The parties to whom ,hs same ale payable, OF
upon their order
Asa Methods, Sunday School from Cas,Ietoa
was going 20 stra,ogt on aa excursion. Thurs
day, one OF toe ezsurs.a-'-.s $50, guo &eI Of
the train by his heal coming ia contact with
bridge; But strange 20 say. tho person es-
capeI with but Ittle injury.
ADDISON Cors-T Fam The Twenty Seventh
Annual Fair of the A-a.an County Asricul-
tura. cie-y will be tsi at Nniliaury, Tues
day. wsIlesiiy, and Thursday. September,
9th. -s.b. aui-ah The aiires- viii b, de-
Hy5rsI by Col ~Ase.a. G. yozg Of Rut-
land. wednesday afternoon.
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chil!eaden County.

We have been subjected to unusual delays
this year in obtaining the full returns Of the
votes for county officers ! number Of the
town clerks responded promptly and fully tc
cur request for the returns of the votes in
their respective towns. Others gave US tardy
and imperfec: information and We arc but
now able to present the returns complete II
the town clerks could all realize how great a
service they DO the public by furnishing prompt,
full and accurate statements Of the results in
their towns, We should he saved considerable
Inconvenience and our readers would be the
gamers.
TIE STAT TICKET.
The votes Of Chittenien County for Governor,
Lieut. Governor AID treasurer. foot up as
follows
f Rs,55s a H 1sls a% s T gs:s i pc
Stewardship ~ Ode. mi i-5g Pasos's nj I'65.
OFFICIAL RgruRSs OF VOTES FOR sESAT re-, 1870
The following are the official returns Of votes
for Senator's in this county, as made to the
County Clerk, with the exception Of Hunting
ton, from which town no returns have been re-
ceiyei by the Clerk, and which We supply from
our own returns:
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ofEsse1, in said District. deceased.
GEzErINd-
Alta Prohste Couf. holden at Eur s-ton, " thin
and for the District OF Chttendsn, on the stu daj
o. So A.D. I~sn. 81 Instrument, purpcrt NJ 70 Dc
the last VIII and Testsmen; 81 A.eEa DR. oilFer'
late Of F.seN in said District. deceased vas
presented 70 the Court Aforesaid, iIr PROBATE, AMI X
x ordered bv sad Court that the ith day 81 .ct
A. ID. Is 70 at the PROBATE Court Rooms -n Siii nul
To0trn he as.i.-ue, for proving said Instrument
and that Lotice thereof te given Q" all Per-ns Gun
cerned. hy publishing thi. order three WecAs SUI
cessivey in the burlington Free Press a IeNsli-
fsr urrted M aid Burlington previous 20 the time
appointed ..s.4 e.. .,,,.,.s- be-.
fore said Court, az the time and pih'e tole - ~
Given under my hand az burlington 10 siid -
80 ,,,S 90 T. r. WALES, Judge.
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-.-.-.,IxGroN AND VICINITY.

an sr,s3y.-Mr Warren Root of this
- has OF his grounds lilac tree in full
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E,r.SIN NAYS Estate
=. ,,-r1,r,Ns ~ all uerznrg

STATE OF VERMONT ~ a. y, n 80 Of
DISTRICT OF cHrrTsyDES. S. rl.as Lyman ate
Of Burl nrton in said District, deceased.
A,a Probate Court holden at Burlington within
- - me District Of Chitteniefl, on the IN dAl
- -. A D. lS-O an Instrument, purBorting 70
70 ~ last viii and Testament 81 Ehas u inAa-
- ~ Harrington. n sad District. de-ea-ei'
- -.ss,ted h. the Court Aforesaid, for Probate.
and Il is ordered by said Court tnat me on 1st "
October. A. D. $50, at the PROBATE Court hoons
- I'D burlington he assig-ef tr proving sAla
Insfrunnent and that notice the &c DC even 20 All
,erson. concerned, hv publishing thls .fuer three
..o.ts suc-essively In the Burlington FREE Fress.
= re,xsnaTer printed at said Burlington, previous
10 the time appointed. .tst .. ....
TgxpyToFy you are hereby notified 10 appear
,sir.. s,id Court AZ the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate u said VIII, hyou haVo
cause. $500. r,.-l,-,. l.; IL ~.
riot this n, b Gay Of september, A. ID $50.
llw3w l. L "Ahi''' SH4s'
NJ WITT G.. CLARK's ESTATE.
WE the Subscribers, having been appointed b.
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
riot If Chittsuden. Commissioners Ia receive.
.n,ine aud adjust the claims and demands OF all per
en- against the estate of Dewitt &. CLARK, iGts
Of Burlington Ia said District, deceased, anu
also Ali claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and six months from the day 0fthe datc
hereof being allowed nv said Court for that pur-
pose we do therefore hereby give notice. that We
will attend to the business Of our appointment st
the Probate Office in Burlington in said District on
the frs. Tuesdays Of November and April next, NJ "
o'clock. A. NJ. on each Of said days
Dated this 18th day Of September, A. D. 1870.
gTi , sSEgg, Commissioners.
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WITHIN the last eight moaths, eleven persons
hare died in East Brook6eld. whose united ages
were $50 years, averaging nearly s01-2 years
t1 each person.
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Mt lAf1 Chase. thirty 4
l..e,-.--- i:.l4.1 rr 81
- - H.
Mllilehrook' OF terrsours, a lev days since,
in his Slst year He settled ;n Waltham 10
ls0S
Gen. Cuts OF the u. :. Coast Survey. who Is
in charge Of the survey Of Lake Champla;n. now
g; ,--... t,, .f. .-...,.-.. ..-,-...r..
lawrence HOUSE, 'n lnis cry
Mr. Bailey f,-msr'c eIi.,- s,1 rgi-i.h.r #
.L.p..... II ,, ,.,.-,
ID ID. % N'' ''- i' 0''"'
village on which be intends 90 eretta summer
residence.
'i'' w. il NA'' / i-'' -'o' 'tIehNes Acti'-
NY. has received an invitation 90 take ch trge Of
school ia Rhode Island. ATS salary Of $4,000 .
l., il b,,.i AVID 5.l,s,,, tho. h. .',. ,,,. l..-.
HIS f''s'-' port
The s.. Jahusbury Y comes 10 US with
,te-s....er u p.-4f .--..tr..t-- ..i,-
=, -, pr
The rumar VIII. ..pYs.-s.l the r,r,. NJ c.,
C-r,t with tts,.,.,.-,,, .....,.. ,-..,.1.l .
BALLOON ACCESSION AT B'Rr7S. Er-Ihe p--
leans county. Vt. Agricultural Society held
fla.-.-....,r r,.- .. H. 7,...4--..f
u.5-.5
4'1 ''S'' ana '"e i'' 'i'IAl- company
he.t g horse exhibition on Ihl--lly. In cn-
ue.,i9r with -r. r..-sr ~ c..-.,r t-.-. Ola.
"'-' Au' WI ID '7'.u ''''.ii.' nt4t .i''. "a as
cens71. Ascending 40 Al'.f- three o'clock .n
his balloon s.. tur.r. ., De-. ....l- ., .ss-o-fr
..., .-....,..-
0.-'''' 1..- 'ii's''- ~. it l'- Over '
n1-tleTn sections g Vermont ANA AeT H4un-
shire into 1i4.a1. where. BIZ. -,1lI -r fi. -,rr If
p.-., 10. es-.f. p....- .--.-l ....--.. .,....-
s4i''e' l'- once OF .S'e' a'''uiei To-
CREST sight. -.r.tu ;'re- ali four miles
sr5 a. l. rl1.el ID. Oh. r.-.l,..t-f .r .rs White
,-..-.--. .- ......f ...-.--
nearly l-e S. -e journey was over mountain
peaks aui 81 .-iI urtr. Ken ..uu.-- Mr. King
3ss--.t.. -ts -.:s, r. -....s1 f-. t.. .--.,...-
l'''' u.s. gram - ,7
;ains aa4 many Of the lakes q. Northern N,'-
moat, New York, NrT hampshire t.i NNuc
and tf tbe lover mart .f Canal. were b-.--5.
--
ne ocean AMI t-' ~. Lawrence riser. Tie -au--
el ..f.r- and returned -1 Boston Wis Portland
-"s 81 ''- j N'- Do. ceres .i'a. 90 il'