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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-15
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IN Walden, May %, Mr.. Muinrr UfLEY and Miss ELLA
HALL, both Of Walden.
In Yershlre, May n, Mr.. BESIAMfy R0AfvsdN and
Mn. S. j. DAY, both. of Barre
In Lyndon, May 10, Mr.. JosmH FisuGu and Mis-
MARY }. SrAkEs both Of Lyndon
In North Troy, May % CAsstUs l. GALLrp, of Derby,
and Misc LIZZIE HAMMOND, OF Troy,
In sheffield, June ., air. CHARLES CuEsLlY and Mis.
JuLIA A. BARnER, both Of sholfclC.
In Newhury, June Y GEoRGE T.. CAnnEg OF Maidstone,
and Miss Lucy NJ BAILEY, OF Nowbury.
In Morgan, May 49, Mr. CARLos BAHyrs, OF Morgan,
and Miss ELLEN CHASE, OF Charleston.
In North Troy, bay "a, Mr.. II. WnIonr, Of Jay and
Miss FRANCES llENDRicK, OF iAehiord.
In Coventry, May Is, Dr. f. IIuSrlsGrOS, Of Newport
and Miss ELLEN A. BLACK Of Coventry.
In ST. Johnsbury, June o. Mr. Epson JESKiSs and Mis-
llrLeS GAsKiLL, both Of st. Johnsbury.
In Chelsea, June 1, Mr.. GEoRGE PEARL, OF Chelsea,
and Miss ELLA ORDwAY, Of Washington.
In runbrldge, June 8, Mr.. CHARLES H. I0wE, Of Tun-
bridge and Miss ABBY ARNOLD, VI Warren.
In Newport June g. lonAcE A. JOugsoy, OF Newport,
and Mrs. SARAH sricksEr, Of Canaan, NJ II.
la West Concord June 3 Mr.. JANEs fowls, Jr., Of
Victory, and Miss llATrlE l.. Town, VI Lyndon.
In johnson, May 81 IIoMgR G. lRlsn, E.q and ELLA
g., youngest daughter Of the late John Mcigs NJ ID
beth OF johnson.
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RANDoLrn.-Alessrs Vose a Joslyn, of West
Randolph, have recently purchased a steam en-
CINE Of ) horse power, three athes and other nee
essary machinery, and have engaged in manufac-
turing all kinds of oval and round picture frames
They employ from q 10 10 hands, and the result
is great variety Of very beautiful frames, of all
sizes and styles Of carving. Their turning lathes
for oval work are quite Il curiosity TO the COM
munty.
The pleasant village at Randolph Centre has
taken general scrubbing the present season.
Old buildings have been pulled down or repaired
and painted ,-seyeal shops and Offices removed to
more pleasant and convenient locations, and for a
climax the citizens have turned out en- masse,
cleared of and smoothed the green, setting it
thicky with forest trees. Let other towns do
likewise, that the coming generations may be
benefited vithal.
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Shocking Railroad Accident.

terrible railroad accident happened ON the
line Of the Rutland railroad, near Mount Holly
station, on the night of Tuesday Of last week
The night express train coming North ran into a
washed out culycrt about midnight near Ludlow,
f." dumping" the engine and leaving the cars on
the South side Of the break, but inuring no one
but the engineer. A freight train was then stand
ing Mt Summit station in Mount Holly. and a
telegram was sent for an engine and caboosc TO
come ~ the scene of the disaster and take the
passengers to Rutland. This was done. The
passengers, twenty-five in number, were trans.
icrrcd TO a freight car and started North. When
about two miles north Of Summit station, at ,
O'Clock, 8. w., they run into another wash-out,
some 90 feet wide and - feet deep The engine
plunged into the chasm and the car followed,
landing on the top Of the locomotive TO the
shock of this fearful plunge in tie darkness and
storm, amid crashing timber- and the cries Of the
wounded. were added the horrors Of scaldng
from the steam escaping from the wrecked loco
motive. When help was finally secured, and the
killed and wounded extricatcd, it was found that
q sd list Of casualties had occurred
The engineer, james Hardy, and Mr.. NJ. Crook
er, master car builder Of the road, who WIS rid
ing on the engine, were instantly killed One
man in the car, n Mr.. Abbott from Lowell, Mass
was also killed. Another passenger died before
night three other passengers had broken bones,
and nine or ten were scalded By the steam, some
of them in q horrible manner, Mr. Foss, engi-
nocr Of the passenger ears wrecked ut Ludlow,
was SD badly scalded that when he pulled OF his
boots the skin came of with them Notwith-
standing his injuries, he walked back TO Summit
and sent telegram to Rutland giving informa-
ton Of the disaster.
Among those severely injured was Major viii
liam Rounds Of Chester a member Of the Con-
sttutonal Convention, and at that time on his
way 10 thi, place to attend its session. The
latest adyices from him are that he is NOR e
comfortable, and hopes are entertained Of his re-
coyery.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 81.
In Probate Court hold at Montpelier In said District
on the 9th day of June, A. ID. 1870,
q. W. H. DWlnoll, administering Of the estate o. VA
thaniel tamhort0n ate Of Marsheld In SAID District
dcceascd presents his administration account for eN
animation and allowance, and makes Application lot
decree OF distribution and partition OF tho estate Of said
Wieroupon IL ordered by said Court, that said ac
count aud said application be referred 10 session there
OIL o bo held tho Probate Office, In said Montpelier
on the 18th day Of june A. ID. 1870 for hearing and do
cson orc0ni ard, further ordered that all persona
three weeks excessively In the Vermont Watchman
State Journal, newspaper published at Montpelier,
previous 10 said time appointed Tor hearing that .ho
may appear at said time and place. aud show cause II
any they may have, why said account should not DO
allowed, aud such decree made.
oiq ~ n. A. CHASE, Register,
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REuNloN-There is to be general reunion OF
the alumni and past cadets of Norwich UNIVERSE
ty, at Mortified, VT, on the 18th and 18th Of
July next, in accordance with a vote of the as
ISOLATION passed in 1865, As this occurs during
commencement week, a large gathering is antiei-
pated, and the occasion will be one of very great
interest The Grafton is to be delivered by an en-
nent soldier Of the war, Brig Gen. W. H. II.
Davis It is proposed by the association to visit
o. the 18th, masss, the old site # the UNIVERSE
at Norwich, and this is by no means the least at
traetiye part OF the programme.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

IL WAsHINGTON DISTNICF, 81.
In Probate Court held az Montpeiier In said District
on Inc nth day Of May, A. ID. 1870.
Jpsah Wood, administrator OF the estate or Abraham
Wood late Of Marshheld, in said District, deceased
akcs application TO said Court, with the consent and
appreciation In writing OF tho heirs Of said deceased TO
siding In this state, for license 10 sell All 81 INC IVA!
estate said deceascd representing that said safe wouu
bo beneficial to the heirs Of said deceased anu mos"
Interested In said estate. .,.
pcation come under consideration anil no heard on tho
ist day Of June A. ID. 1870, at tho PrQbato once IN
Nontpelier and ID l. further ordered, that all pcrsont
Interested DO notaod hereof by publication Of notice u
ths application and order thereon, three weeks sucee
ed AZ Montpelier boloro said time Of hearing that they
may appear At said time and place, and " thsy 90
N""''' S'''S' by the Court Affect,
02a N. A. CHASE, Register.
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Watnhman 6 journal.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1870.


OF Congregational MHhi0s and churches Of Tomont
Will meet at MONTPELIER, on TUESDAY, JuSr 2lst at
t0oelock, An.
ORDER or ExgRctsEs.
TUESDAY MoRSisG-Sermon by Rev. Isaac Jcnnnt,s.
Organization Of Convention.
ArrERSooS-Conycnton business ono hour Reports
from Foreign Delegates. Report Of the Secretary Of
Convention the State and Progress Of the Churches
EvgsiSG-Dscussion "Is II expedent by employing
Eyangcst to have regard rather to the near fruits Of
Christian labor than to the remote :" Tho Discussion to
be opened by Reys. r. II. Byington and p. b. Fisk
WEDNESDAY MORSiNG--Aiter the business hour Ami.
yersary Of the Vermont Domestic Missionary Society
AFTERNOON SaoramentUfthe Lords Supper followed
by Essay Duties OF tho Churches 10 their non.
resident members" by Rev. c. Il. Perrin
EyESiNG-Anniyersary Of the Educato6 sosoty.
THURSDAY MoRSISG-Afer tho business session, Ser.
vices commemorative OF the Landing Of tho Pilgrims,
with an Address by James D. Angel, LID.
ArrERSooS-Roport ofsabbath School Secretary. Roy.
p. =. Barnard and Addresses.
The Vermont Central Railroad will return free all who
paid full fare In going to the Convention. No arrange
Other roads. ALnAcE WALKER, Register
Wnllngford, May 1s 1870.
N0ricE.-Doogatos 10 the General Convention. to Do
held at Montpelier ON the third Tuesday n June. arc
requested to notify before the 18Th inst that ar
rangemonts may be made for their entertainment.
W u. Lonp
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The Census Returns.

Messrs. J. 4 j. D. Poland In the abstract
of questions iurnishedby the U. 5. Marshall to be
propounded by the Assistant Marhals in taking
the census, notice that some questions are omit
ted that have usually been asked by the census
marshals, viz.
Under the head of =" Products Of Agriculture
nothing is said about potatoes, peas and beans,
clover seed, butter, cheese, wool, flax, honey and
wax, maple sugar, hops, value Of home manu-.
features or value of animals slaughtered. Can
you tell us through your paper how it is about
these statistics? Are they to be omitted this
time Or if not, why do they not appear in the
abstract Of the Marshal?
If it is not too late to be of any avail to you
readers and you can explain the matter pleas,
do 50. Yours truly,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-15

TnrERANcE.-Th Grand Temple of remplars
of Honor and Temperance met in annual sessiona
Montpelier, at II A. NJ, Thursday June 9th inst
All the Temples were represented The report
of officers showed three new social temples insti-
tutcd during the year, and the condition of the
order in an earnest working spirit.
The following officers were elected and installed
for the ensuing year
G. W. T-W. IL. II. McAllister, st. Adams.
G. W. V. T.-P. q, l.. Cushing, st. Johns
bury.
G. W. R.-C. W, Guernsey, Montpelier.
q. W. TIL. S. Gallup, Springfield
G.. W. CIV. A Cooper, st, Adams.
g. W. U.-J. A. lladley, st. Johnsbury.
W. W. G.--l. NJ. Wright, Montpelier
The usual business incident to such meetings
was transacted In the evening, session oper
to all Templars was held, in which there was a
general and animated discussion on the good Of
the order. An application was made for a char
ter for Social Temple in connection with Naiat
Temple No. 2, Montpelier, The charter wa
granted. A semi-annual session will. be holder
next December at Mortified, and the next annua
session at St. Johnsbury =. IL. Ilinkey, p. q
w. r.; Il. p. Brainerd, p. e.. W. V. H.: w. ii
ii. MeAllister, Acting G. w. T., and =. G. l.
Cushing Acting g. w. " H., were elected del
egates to the Supreme Council.
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4 YRsHIRE STOCK, HAVING TooLs, 80.

Having sold my Farm, wish TO sell ifnmefiafeiy all
"a Stock and Tools, including three II. d. Ayrshire
Cows and their Calves one jyear old extra Cow and
Bull Calf ono-half blood ono twenty-five months old
Hcifer and Calf ee0urths blood two 2year olds,
ono half blood, In null milk two one-iourth and one
throo-iourths blood year old efers two eNtrn breed
Ing work and road, Black Mares and Colts one 2year
old, 10 hands, Black Trotting Colt ono l,year Old
Chestnut Fiiiey 5-ycar old Chestnut Roadster
ono each ncarly new, Poney Clipper Mower, Amer
can Hay Todder," and Warmers sulkey Rake," and
lots Of Pow. Harrow Wagons, etc., all Of which may
BIO bought uery chap for cash good paper.
RUFUS NUTTING.
Randolph, June g, ls7O. 2ls3
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- DIR. Richmond, of Derby, has shown US
rein-holder, upon which he has secured patent,
and which we think will prove of value. 1t is so
constructed as to iasten On 10 the back and hip
straps Of harness, and is simple, neat and con.
yenient affair for keeping the reins in their prop
err place, on the back of the horse.
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n Gen. O'Nel's bail has been reduced from
900 to $4,000, by Judge Smalley, who was
reluctant to do it, but consented in consideration
that the other Irish warriors had been baiod in
$4,000 st. Adams is garrisoned by sergeant
and eight men, who continue 10 discover conceal
ed arms. The London papers, by the way, in
their teegraphic dispatches about the raid, oddly
spell franklin, A" Franklyn."
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n The indications are that the attendance
upon the State Convention of Congregational
Ministers and Churches, to be held at this place
next week. will be large beyond any former oeca-
sion of the kind, and to afford them the usual en-
tertaiument will tax the Inequalities of our peo-
pie to the very utmost. All families who are
willing ~ furnish entertainment, are desired "
communicate at once with the committee Of ar
rangements- -Messrs. Page, Thurston and Emery
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sop

VERMONT lIsToRIcAL SocErY.--At a special
meeting of the Vt. Historical Society holden at
the rooms of the Society in Montpelier, on the 9th
inst, Hon. lIand Hall was elected President pro
tenn; whereupon Hon. Charles Reed submitted
the act passed by the last Legislature relating tc
the Society, and on motion Of Hon. Charles Dew
ey, the Society voted to accept the act,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-15

Y. NJ. {. "A meeting Of the Montpelier
Young Mems Christian Association will be held
at the Baptist yestry on Monday evening, the Goth,
at O'Clock, for the transaction Of such business
az may come before the association, 4 full at
tendance is specially desired.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-15

Tho Of tho day sessions will consist Of dis
cus0ns the Philosophy Of Education, and Instruction
In School Orqinza cation and Methods OF Teaching. Tho
evening sessions will be devoted to discussions and
lectures.
Competent and experienced Instructors and Lecturers
expected 10 BIO present. and to assist IN conducting
the exercises.
Examination Of candidates for Institute Certificates
will commence the first day.
All friends Of education are invited to attend.
The attention Of Town Superintendent Teachers and
Prudential Committees, Is called 10 Section of act
passed by the last General Assembly which Section "a
~ follows
Size. L. The time, not 10 exceed ive days actually
spont by any teacher Of school In attendance
upon tho Teachers Institute held pursuant to law,
during the tlmo for which such teacher Is engaged TO
teach such school, shall bo considered time lawfully
expended y such teacher in the service Of the district
by which he h employed and In the legitimate perform
Rncc Of his contract ns teacher,
Suporlntondonts especially requested TO that
every teacher In their respective towns notified and
urged 10 bo present at every session Of tho Institute.
Cergynen respectfully requested TO give notice OF
Join II. FRENCH, Secretary.
Institutes OF i've days oach will DO held for Addison
County, at Vcrgcnnes, commencing on Tuesday, June
a3 and Tor Washington County at Waterbury, on Tues
day, july 8. 2l2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-15

THE OLDEST YoUTH's PuBucATloS.-
Nathaniel Willis, lately deceased, father of N. r.
Willis, started Youth'spaper in Boston in 1897
called the Youths Companion. 1t has been pub
lshed weekly from that year until the present
time (i3 years,) and is to-day one of the most Wig
orous and enterprising sheets in the country.
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RAKEs-Tbe cheapest and yery

I 7 UKSE ItAkES.-Ihec cheapest and very
Il best Il0rso Rakes arc the Revolving Ilakes which
will bc found for sale at the following places, Wig y
Scrihncr, Montpelier \. Y. Taylor Plainlold A. NJ.
Fustor, Cabot } H. George Co., East IIarlwlck II.
D. Stone, South iiardwick Kent Leaytt, Craftshury
VI. J. Leach, Wolcotti Barrett Holden Middlesex
r. g. Pierce, East Calais Also at East Montpelier and
Barre. All Rnkos ofmy manufacture have twcnty teeth
loo the head. Those wishing for Rakes with more than
twenty teeth in head should order them soon At my
shop. W. q. ROBINSON
Calais, June %, 1870 22-f.
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legal aantioes.
\ En. l. nIIrroN,s ESTATE.- Th,

GEO. l.. buttons ESTATE. - The
" subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
orillo Probate Court for tho District oil Washing
tom Commissioners 10 receive, examine and ADJUST all
claims and demands Of all persons, against tho estate OF
Georgo H. Duttun lato Of Calais in said District do
conse roprosento nsoyen and the tern OF six months
from tho st day ct June $50 being allowed BY said
Court 20 tho creditors OF said deceased To exhibit and
urove tholr respective claims before US
Give notice that We will attend 70 the duties Of our ap-
pointmpnt 40 tho dwelling house OF Mrs. Achsah W.
button in Calais In said District, tho first days Of
July and December next at ono O'clock In the aiter
noon, on each Of said days.
ALONZO PEARCE, (co,nri..,o,s,.
llAWsON A. sABIN, Voui'n'S'iOn'i''
Galafs June q A. ID. 1870. 2i,21
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ETC. l.. Hathaway, Of Calais, graduate Of
Norwich university, is one, and the only one from
New England of the four assistants chosen by
DIR. b. A. Gould to aid him in the location and
organization Of an astronomical observatory in the
Argentine Republic.
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tTeiegaptsd Erpves'y f,r Waiaaaaa state Joraqi.)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON,
For the week ending Tuesday, June %. l--o.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKRri-
cattle. Slep. shoie' 8of. clrss
T Tai, S week. i is5, 5Sa i s5 3 @
PRIcEs.-Bs,f caiue-Extn fat aud heavy premium
Oxen, tl25 tll5o, FIRST quality si10l a 1925 scconi
quality si2m@ l215 third quality stnl ao ili.75 q
100 Ms on total weight of hide, taluw and drcsod heo
few choice single pairs, Slj,ij 40 sil.n Bulls, &C.
Worisg oTsn-s5oa s27oe palr or according To- heii
value as beef Handy Steers, SO ~ l25.
Mnch C0n'.-tb a Cos extra good f0i ~ tnn, with ui
without calves a. may be agreed mrrow and oriina
Stores. -Yearlings, sl5@25, two-years old, sl301
Shs,P ard Lans'.-5D octs.i EXTRA % a. on cts v H.
on live weight or 81 90 a $500 head.
Shofss.WhOlosale, ~ 40 iici retail, i}Dl7cP N. Fl
Hogs 10 a lic v 10. Spring Pigs p aDO0c v 10.
psc, CdIes.-$i00 a sl5pO v head.
Tallow, a 7ie country lots 6GD 81 cts. v h. Pes
with wool on, $50 a 200 Cts each; country lots 5a
REnARKs.-of the 2,i69 cattle at market this. week
~ Western leaving only i5f from all other
We noted the sales Of about 1On Of tho Western cattle
which DPS were sold by live weight NJ follows Ii nj Oc
IS at Ole O. at 9c 20 ut &C. 20 at 49, - 40 sc nc Sc
at 5c, - at aaoc per 00 lbs live weight allowing fgou
30 to l5c for oal 10 were sold for lc g at 20 90 al
l2c, 80 at i2ic 2 at 49, nt bic 60 at jc, nc 1ic
- at l3ic, and ~ at &c per 10. 40 Cambridge G.. b.
Hammond sold Maine oxen, LOS lhs EACH dressed iO
iJc for l2lc, and TOR l2e por d. S. McElwnin sold
New York oxen, 100 lbs, at lic at 1910 cows anJ
young cattle at l0D2c per 10. J. d. Sergeant sold
New Hampshire oxen, $50 lbs at 49, at Pie at ne
and ? mich cows and calves Tor slli5o r. + Brad,
solt Vermont oxen, $50 lbs nj l2ic Tor llc an,
10 young cattle at lc per 10, dressed weight.
Though there ouly about i00shoep ut Cambridge
to-day, the market was exceedingly dull. II very
dnout for the droyers to persuade tho buyers u TAXI
their small lots at any remunerntive prices and ",
scarcely saw or heard Of square sale. The butcher
said they must not pay last weeks prices and most wer
taxed on some commissions agreement sny at si' io
lambs, and iGc per ID for sheep. There but ov
buyers at Cambridge, and trade was slow and clos 10
all departments.
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~ DR.. J. II. JAcgsoN, Of Montpelier, has sc-
cured the agency, for the sale in this vicinity, Of
+" The Hand Of God in History" by Rev Hollis
Read, A. NJ, and will canvass for subscriptions
to the same. From what opportunity We have
had Of examining the work we arc confident that
it is one Of great value, and we trust he will
moot with sneecsa In ID. nlc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-15

~ We learn that the former residence Of Hon.
Roderick Richardson, ON State street, has been
purchased by DR.. j. Il. Woodward for 50 900.
DIR. Woodward has also associated with him in hi.
apothecary business, Mr.. Collins Bakely, o.
Waterbury. Mr.. Blakey has had considera bic
experience in this bushes previously.
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DIAM ED SPRING 81
HEALTH IND PLEAs IRE.

The Mineral Springs at painlold have long boon
known the public for their health-gvng properties,
and tho Romantic Scenery amid which they located,
has rendered the place yorte resort for Pleasure and
Health Tho subscriber has thoroughly renovated and
oOpeuod the Spring House for the benefit Of the public,
and will he happy show cyory attention the wants
OF those wishing for Health and pleasant season
recreation.
BOARD AND ROOMS
can be obtained very reasonable Favorable arrange
monts made with Families, and those wishing 10 stop
through tho Summer. Alsoa rare chance for Fishing
and Hunting.
b. d. MARSH.
plnin6oll, June 8, 1870. 2l-tf
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NoRTmlELD.-Th n. u. Cadets, at Mortified,
are going to Berlin Pond, to camp one week, next
Wednesday, it being part of the studies to get
used to camp life. They anticipate having gay
time fishing, etc.
The various Sunday School Scholars of this
town are going to have II picnic and celebration
July ith 4 committee was chosen from each
church to meet and make necessary arrangements
Tor the celebration.
"A village meeting was held Monday evening,
which voted to expend not exceeding $500 for
new hose to their two fire engines. Att trial
last Saturday the old hose proved to be unsafe.
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Rcmai9iHg IN Wo W0Hpelier P0si One.
lime IT., 1870.
LsDiFs.-Mary r.. Mcdonald, Mrs. Emeiine Hobart,
Mrs Sarah Strong. Mrs Rachel Woods. Ms Emely
Browning, Mis- Clara T.. Hall
GEwLguEy.-Gcorgo Alexander D. Bacon, Q l..
Brown, r. r. Elmes, y, s. Eastman, a. w. Faxon, James
Leo, Lisly Miles, VIM. Parsons-2, D. NJ spicor, A. NJ.
S0cum.
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yXrOOL CARDING. - The Subscriber

w would give notice that he will card Wool the
suing at Cabot Upper Village, where he will DO
happy 90 wait all who ht TO patrOnike him.
Wool may he len at r. Cross Store, in Montpelier vii
lnge and Charles T. Batchelders Store, In Painfeld
village from which places IL will be taken and the rolls
returned, free from any extra charge.
n. BAH Wool must be labelled, and the labels Sc
SAMUEL WILSON.
Cabot, May I'D. 1870. l9a'