davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-21
Lunch.

Free lunch every morning at 10
o'clock, at Lyman & Mousson's
Wine Rooms and Saloon, Tennes-
see House. 1t.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-21

Mcclure Il Hill, are selling Gem
fthe Burg" -four, at Nashville
ICices, freight added. lot
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-21
Marriages
SALE

-
II GOOD two-horse WAGON, newly re-
paired. Price $50. Apply at this office for
twenty days. augl7- st
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-21
Real Estate 40 DID, Transfers

D. N. Tidwsll to 7. K. Hester, deed
ia acres ..-.-....., ---...-.- 81 ,Ui5 90
D Il Parsons sheriff, 70 Cole White,
deed, acres 800. ......... lie IS
Robert Dickson and n Ordway to
W Il sefuggs, 4 town lots 227 Is
Vim Perry, ST. e Robert YoHHg,
deed 70 s acres l-... ..-..4-l- SOC 90
Sheriff Parsons to Thee. WestmoTe-
land, deed to 49, acres. -...-s.. sos 50
Z r Davis 20 II " Walker, deed to
215z actes land j ..-.-s l-----. 645 90
D G Usse-y TO Woodson Walker Mortgage.
W J & I Il Rainey TO J L Jones. deed OF
erust Tor the puTPozs 81 raising 1raoney is
eontrastors for building a bridge over Rich
land creek at Pulaski
". q SPENCE IS our agthorized
travelling Agent
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-21
a New Feature.

ATessrs. Hyman d Mousson, of
the Tennessee. House Saloon, have
inaugurated some metropolitan fea-
lures in Pulaski. They have refit-
ted the Saloon and stocked it with
choice brands of WHISTLES, bran
dies. wines, cigars and tobaeeos,
and they intend to run it so as to
merit a first-class trade. Their.
cigar stand contains all the popu-
lar brands of choice Havanas and
connOisseurs will go into eestacies
over their fine assortment OF chew
ing and smoking tobacco. They
are fitting up aroom in the rear Of
the Saloon for private parties Of
gentlemen who wish to have a
friendly chat over a glass Of choice
wine, whether manufactured on
American soil or pressed from
grapes grown soR the beautiful
shores of the Rhine. They also
keep on hand constant supply of
elegant Cincinnati Lager Beer, of
quality that would appeal to the
favorof King Gambrinus himself. In
addition to these attractions, they
will set a free lunch every morning
at 10 o'clock.
Fine Cine!unati Lager Beer at on
~ ; cents per glass at Hyman aud
Mousson's Wine Room, Tennessee
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-21
& Lee University,
LEXINGTON, va.

THE next session Of this Instl tuition viii
i commences On the third Monday (21st1
of Eeptamber 1871, and eOntinHs Withaus
interrnission until tia fourth Thursday IN
June, 1873.
The instruction embraces thor0ugh eiaaI-
chi. Literary and Scientific courses, tcgethcE
with Che Professional oopartmenta OF Law
and Engineering.
TIE. en- IRE expenses for The session 81 .
months need not exceed 1900 or e8z5, ac-
cordinz 70 the price OF Board. Arrange
'nents are aieo made for messing, by which
students may reduce their expenses &c $3.50
fssr session For farther Information sd
uess CIV. c. LEE, Pres, or
WILLIAM DoLD, Clerk o. Faculty.
august 10th, loTi-6w.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-21

FLOUR, QUEENS
WARE. NAILS. YARNS,
AND .SHEETINGS, 81

Canned Goods, Cigars, Manufactured To
bacco, Virginia and Ken5ueky Leaf To5ae-
co, al of v hich will be sold at
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-21

Fine Cinc!unati Lager Beer at on
ly 5 cents per glass at Hyman aud.
Mousson's Wine Room, Tennessee
House. 1t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-21

WE will continue the business a. hereto
w fore ut tho same place, and than kfGl
to our friends and customers Tor tho fibcral
patronage heretofore bestowed upon PSI
hope by strict attention to business aud fair
dealing 30 merit eontinuancs Of the same.
We will keep on hand iull line Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

Key William H. lazen, Pastor of the Con
gregationa Church at Mortified. will start on q
Europeon Tour on Saturday Of this week
p. y. Mcmillan, late Of St. Johnsbury. and
recently appointed General Agent Of the Nation
al Life Insurance Company, makes his head quar-
ters at Worcester Nus, where he has removed
his family
j T. Drew, Esq, Of Washington, and F.. j
Holmes, Esq, Of Boston, have formed a partner
ship for the prosecution Of claims aud law bust
ness in Washington Mr.. Holmes is a son Of
Oliver Wendell Holmes, graduate Of Harvard
and of Cambridge Law School, and was formerly
Mr.. Summers Private Secretary and Clerk OF the
Committee on Foreign rotations
Mr.. William NJ. Carleton, who has been lately
writing most readable poems for tie Toledo Bld3e
somewhat in the style Of Bret lartc, and has just
been secured as a regular contributor to Hupg',
Wcrkly, turns out To be none other than oui
old friend, Rev Petroleum V. Nasty, david r
Locke) The great jester of the " Confederate y
Roads promises to be as eiiying on his winged
steed as he was aioot.
Dr. John b Gilman, son Of Mr. Marcus D
Gilman, of Cambridge, Mass, and grandson oil
Hon, Daniel Baldwin Of this village, has received
from the Emperor of Germany the decoration Of
the iron cross, for distinguished services render
ed in the surgical department Of tue Prussan
army
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07
Boston Produce Market.
For tle Week Eadiag Jae Z.


VtHrrrn- Voasi,t. f. t, .-..t I... f...
against lliil n,rta..4 aB.' ll., t.,e. i iio.'-
uoullus woek nd gsar r....0is XIX. . ,.-.
aud tl U8xo, Tho icee,fts G.r ii,.' ,,.a Xix ...tI
iosliue fr,n tl,.. 5f ffli ,.,...'.l , f
tI, .i..,l n,.,r. tl,,, '.,,1i t t.. ~. '.i
trado. ana tierc i s, s...,,,i ~, M .i.
Ttore I" utfie ID any iit, io. ~ ,'.'l I''
/ eI,sy,. I.r ma d, it,9r1 f,.r .Ii EEL i
siippl yIn., iii. ,r,pt. ~ i.t qi Ft.t i e. 3
url1,.- L,t y,l,ern 49, IS. & it M s ~. ~,
pricc (. ac1eptal ord l9t,ar ky, t', s,i ,s 1
lair In GOOD L ditrrf,i, az s,i, ' -ii '''' 'e
/ We o51ote fne Nav Vort ,ri ,-,, ,,.., , ,.,.,s.
/ nor H., mir h. .,oo,l A., $500, m XIX. t5 , ~
| XII In 'roai IL, - c,,, e, Ngs stegln ,,,.
iiablte ''' '"'e'''' N"'t'
/ CHEgsF- neceitts f,r ti,o ,v,cL 3,-l iro.,., ,t,
and ij- hover co. tods, nv, i ~, W nv +, H.
is la wide range in prices HnvtbiT 6pe ~ sr oid ~,
new meets Win ead,.st ~, ~ iv, vol DlN e'
anil and ne'Tleetet my ~ '' ''iV ''''''' p "'''' ''
/ Ne 0note ,5od and ,,rirro t,ts , t,s,, - ti Toe -
cheose and 75,Siee a. id sttt 49, ll 3D. tg' ", W
/ vbieb h. ~ iof.riar o,oitt,. 1911. ~, '''N "'''
! For5 1erli,ts e,I a. 80 ~. ~" ,t,t- i
I for TO-DAY .l t'ves' ,nI " Il1. rI l.tt ~ f,i
al l5as hex doz fer Norter l t, ,t ,s W. ~
| Western 0' N''''ei" 'l' '-l'''ii' anu JOY i''
| prays Recei,4s for Oh, -.t, t,1 tIi. t &C. D.. t,.
n bbis Tho roirsct ,,,, No. e W I'll " a. ~ y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

LIBEL SUIT.-The St Johnsbury Caiedoaiat
published, last February, brief article giving the
public rumor of the death Of young woman
" upon the mountain" located in Stannard, and
the failure, after tedious efforts, to procure medi
cal advice from the family physician. No names
were given, and no personal illusions made to
any one physician or any body else The Caiedo-
man subsequently printed a letter from DR.. j. 5
Durant, who assumed to be the family physician
ces. The Doctor, however, not satisfied with
having ventilated his explanation to the extent of
a column, now sues the Coledonian for libel, and
demands S. 600 damages 1t is safe to predict
that he will not get it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT HE,LDyILLE.-AbDut IL
O'Clock on Sunday night, fire was discovered is
suing from the steam saw mill of John p. and
William b, Hosknson, at Headyie. The flames
were first discovered bursting through the roof,
and were so far advanced that nothing could be
saved. 1t was with great exertion the depot and
railroad wo)dshed were saved The woodsh,
caught fire several times, but was fortunately ex-
tinguished. Men and women Of the neighbor.
hood fought the flames with courage and deter
minaton, and their efforts proved successful in
staying the progress of the flames.
The Messrs. Hoskinsons lose nearly 20 600 feet
of sawed lumber, and about 200 cords of slabs,
and quantity of timber and logs
The fire is supposed to be the work of an incen-
diary, as there had been no fire in the mill since
a week ago last Friday. Loss $4,000 insurance
81 900. We learn that it is the intention to re-
build the mill at once.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

STATE BOARD OF AGRlcuLTuRE, MrNlSo AND
MANUFACTURES The following is a schedule Of
the papers to be presented at the meeting Of the
State Board Of Agriculture, Manufactures and
Mining, to be held at Randolph, Thursday and
Friday, June 18th and 10th
Thursday Afternoon" The Objects and Aim
of the Board Peter Collier, Burlington. " The
Management of Woodlands "-George +. Nut
ting, Randolph. Meteoroogy DR., Hiram
A. Cutting, Lunenburgh.
Thursday Erening.-" Farm Buildings and
their Relation to Husbandry N. +. jameson
Irasburgh. "Plows and Flowing and Farm I'm
plements ~. j. Washburn, Randolph. Ma
king and Repairing Roads pr Henry Blyn-
ton, Woodstock
Friday Forenoon. 49," Entomology Prof.
George H. Perkins, Burlington, " The Great
Wants of Vermont Farmers ID. p. Foster,
Passumpsic
Friday Afternoon, -" Our Manufacturing In
dustries Hon. q. IL. Heath, Painfeld. " Re
lation of Chemistry to Agriculture Peter Col
lier, Burlington.
The sessions will commence ut 2 ?. NJ, 7.30 y. NJ.
and 0 A. NJ. Other papers, which are expected
will be announced at the time of meeting.
PETER COLLIER,
Secretary Of board.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

WASHINGTON. Andrew Burnham, Jr., of
Washington who has been rapidly declining for
a long time, from what was supposed to be abdom.
minal dropsy, has had 81 pounds of fluid extract
ed from her abdomen in the space of fourteen
months, and on the It'll ult. had huge tumor
OF an incysted nature, weighing thirty-nne pounds
removed from the trunk of her body Mrs. b.
has been in precarious condition for the past
year, and the removal Of from twenty-eight to
forty-two pounds of fluid every few weeks has
been her only relief from intense suffering but ow-
ing to the most efficient and skilful surgical abil
ty she survived the operation, and is fast recoy-
erng, and it is expected by her friends that in
due time she will return to comfortable health
The operation was skilfully performed by DR.
Walter Burnham, of Lowell Mass, assisted by
Drs. j. NJ Templeton and Woodward, of Mont
pelier. DR.. Tempeton is attending her now, anC
he is anticipating speedy and permanent recoy-
ery
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

SAD ACADEMIA sad accident occurred in
Georgia, Sunday, P. N. Two sons Of John Rey-
nolds, who lives near the depot Swift and George,
the elder 10 years Of age, the younger 10, went
into the Lamoile River to battle, Swift, the ell
der boy, could swim, but the younger could not,
and got beyond his depth. The older brother
went to his rescue, when he was grasped by him
and drawn under the water. Both boys were
drowned This calamity occasions deep ieeli ng
in Milton and Georgia, where the unfortunate
boys we're well known and universally esteemed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

THE WASHINGTON CoUNrY AGRICULTURAL So
cIETr is recognized by the election Of live man
to the Presidency, one who makes the interest Of
the society paramount to all other considera-
tons. The directors at a late meeting were unan-
imous in the choice OF Mr.. Edward A. Eldridgc,
of Warren, for President, he receiving every vote
cast Lewis r. Joslyn of Waitsfeld is appointed
director, vice Otis Wallace, resigned.
The executive committee consisting Of the
President Vice President, Secretary and Treas
urer, have by full vote closed contract with c,
c, Willard of East Montpelier for the use and
control of his track during the fair for one OF five
years, at one hundred dollars for each year llar
mony now prevails, with the best of feeling among
the officers of the society.
The Hon. Justin S. Morrill,, u. S, s., will de
liver the address at the fair to be holden Septem
Der ~ and 3D. 1871.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07
d h S

In Berlin, May ls PORTER PERRIN, aged 81 years.
lie the second male child born 10 Berlin, aud had
long been one Of her most worthy and honorable cit
zens.
In Barre, May DO JorL GoLpsuu!u, ESQ aged yrs
In Hyde Park, May %, Mr.. FANNY EASTMAN, aged q
years
In Moulstown, May 81, SIR. witlArn WusllEn, age.
n years.
In st. Jshnsbury contre May "a mr. TnoHAs nuwu
REY aged 81 years
la Peacham, MAY n. Miss ELLEN A, CowlEs oides
daughter Of john o. aud Laura ii CoWl.ai aged yrs
In Groton May 81, Ms EalA r. loNEa, oggd 30
years months.
In Groton, May % Mrs HELEN WILeH wife of Deacon
Hosea Wclch, aged n years.
In Marshaeld, May l3 STEPHEN WoosrER only chill,
Of Howard F. and Luoetla Martin aged months .
days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

MANSFIELD Mr.. w S. Murphy, the popular
proprietor of St. Agnes Hotel, at Waitslield, an
nounces Fourth Of July Ball afternoon and eve
ming. The music will be Robinson Coburn's
full band, and general invitation is extended to
all,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07
STATE OF VERMONT.
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Cehlsea, within and tor
said District on the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1871.
~ An Instrument purportng to be the last Will and
said District deceased being presented TO the Court by
tbenezer Bass the Executor therein named for Probate
Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified To appear at session OF said Court
be held at the Probate Office Ia Brookheld the 10th
Of June, A. d. 1871, and show cause, II any they may
have against the Probate Of said win for which puf-
pose is further ordered that copy Of the record of
this order be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In tho
Vermont Watehmtn state Journal printed at Mont
peler, previous To said time appointed for hearing
BY the Court.-Attest,
7l73 j. r. CLRAyELAND Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

ODruARY.--Ded at Derby Line, on the Sd
inst, LEVI SPALDSG, ESD, younger brother Of
the late Hon. John Spaldng OF this place, in
the Goth year of his age. Mr.. Spaldlng was
native of Sharon, and was for many years prior to
later as partner in the old firm Of Langdon, Spal-
ding 4 Co. Dir. spalding acquired great wealth
in the mercantile business ut Derby, and has long
held prominent position among the business
men Of tina. county,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07
Weekly News Summary.

ing and reduced his daily consumption.
There was one eminently gratifying re-
mark in A. Us speech, if il was true ne
one declaring that the last speech he would
ever make,
"A Providence merchant saves his umbrel-
las Inv cutting small piece out Of the handle,
which he carries in his pocketbook, ready to
proye property at any time.
-..Tho n. Y. Standard hears that Mr..
Greeley threatens to withdraw his name from
jeff Dayis's bail bond, if the latter don't stop
making such speeches as that at Augusta
Andrew johnson says there arc some good
points in Vallandigham's programme, but he
thinks the Democracy ought not to "depart
too much. His caution is well timed.
Miss Eugene Antouini little lass only
nine years old, gave a public musical enter
tainment on the violin at Chickering hall
New York the other day.
Black and white lace parasols' with cary-
ed coral or gold handles, ON which gold and
silver leaves are traced are now quite FASH
ionable, and cost only $500 apiece.
Even Chicago admit. that she is over
built, and that rents are going down A
dwelling on Wabash avenue, held at $1,000 a
vear on the first Of May, is still untaken at
$500
---Thirty-two carloads Of strawberries,
each car averaging 5000 quarts making a
total aggregate Of 2jG GOO quarts and weigh
ing $50 tons were shipped northward over
ne Dalaworo railroad np Monday
,.i.i ,....,,..... .....
on ,ho F..n .,;i.n,5 adm, ,t m. ne of I0
,,,;l", hs,,. ,r,. s,o1nod recontl in p 500.
onIs hy Gc onnlicatio6 of a new MAGNETIC
-
,,ui
80, " W., 'n W 'uo -. as,','lu'
p p;aS ~ p,nIa. CihGo.. was o.nt;G,, ' "ni
lloa ~ '.''' .'''p D'u''i"' 1''l
the ucbrew f,itb FIR tb9t n1rnos,
Al rn....-,. r..u.
t,.n "'' '''.'J
'-oe,s''.'y' ~ o'up'y l'o.u,'g w c cuI
r1uluY,,''. u,a'1'i ~ ", .''o'' "u'1n len
run ,uv PC,Ho. oi " '' A. 'uo vas ''cI',ins
H." iet '"'n''' INV '' sutton " 'o'"o
''S "'
Among me modern improvement, at The
ovabie cbanoi MN 5ooora,a ,,,'i a.,
* norsons a. ,bo rroto,.io, ~ ,,,l,,.,or,
dur;pg ,bc service. n ,bo grayo IN c,s 40 q
tormy wo,,bor
- r.,
'gu'u."i'y u'''s.'''', ", DN' s'ne"N','lA
yvuug .Aly e' '''G'sv''''' NJ 'O,S Her loye
,a.oy, HnO ".t u'55'1so' ni''''y'l ~ So'n'
Ie' '''' 55 pG.', 0Ou. li'l'Iy u'i
~ a. pug i'u So iu n,l isi'' "n''u Ut
'ON'1 .'A' ''' i'''''''' '''s ''ii' ''''''
Utah Is SO oppressed with grasshopper
enat an internal machine mas been invented
b lor lne'. aes'r t w9'ee Is drawn by two
and makes hash of every er,..b,npor /, como.
in contact with.
Tho ,i,oool. ;,l;o.;.l,.,.u o..;....
n W;scony5o tb., e-5m IN doa ~ S aa "6,
b;rds are AM ro-g,ri,l on ~. n;J.;.h
,rains oast All on" ' r,ar Las r.ii o,ar si60,
10 tbo cvnress co,,,a,y c,r -. on a.;
lind of nercb,nl;se
' "
ernoh'ef' .a'ely 'akgn 10 '"sA 10
beating his Wne eXunguished ms prosecutor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

TUE microscope shows the color Of tho hair due to
deposition of pigment In Its substance. When tho haii
glands become eneoblod this pigment fails One anei
another tho hairs become white, fall out producing
badness Badness Is easy u prevent but hard TO cure
AYERS HAIR ViGoR stops ti oven restores the hail
sometimes always restores lt color Immediate reno
walton Is at once visible soitness freshness and tn,
gloss of youth. This great ornament should be pre-
served since It can be By ArERs HAIR yiGoR, which {.
beautifully clean and free from anything Injurious to In,
hair-l Tribune, sprngville, Ny.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

It is of tho utmost Importance to have speetaolos
adapted to the eye in Scientific manner r. O. Phlnney
has received full instructions in the art Of fitting pecta
Giles accurately and IL Sole Agent In this place for Laza
rus Morris Perfected spectaclcs, Give him call.
72Ts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

STATE FAiR.-Ex-Goyernor Alexander IL. Bul-
lock, of Massachusetts, has accepted an invitation
to deliver the annual address at the Vermont State
Fair at st. Johnsbury, on Thursday, September
Ia, next
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07
Mo.i Randolnh.

been most Iayorably impressed with Kansas since
his sQioum there. lie returns soon with his
family. Also his partner, Mr. \. g. Wheeler,
is expected to accompany him.
lrDoN'r PAr.-Mr Napoleon Anger, of Bethel
came into town saturday, with another man, and
got more load than he could carry when several
citizens pctitioned the Grand Juror dion james
Hutchinson, Jr) ~ arrest him--which he did.
He had bis trial saturday the man Anger plead
guilty to drunkenness, and paid fine and costs,
amounting to twelve dollars.
AccpfNTs-S Sunday afternoon, Mr. G. W.
Blodgctt, Of this place, and II Nj Bennett, runner
for Gardner Mclntire q Co. were riding out,
when near the bridge crossing the branch, the
forward wheels became detached, throwing both
gentlemen out, bruising them considerably but
fortunately no bones were broken. MIR. Bennett
keeps the house at present, but will be out very
soon Mr. Blodgett Is ON the street to-day.
William II Nichols, Esq and Mrs Adams,
were thrown from their carriage at Randolph
Centre ono day last week, both receiving serious
though NOT fatal, injuries. Drs upham and
Noyos were called and their wounds attended to-
We understand they are comfortable, and in a
fair way Of recovering
''' "'0 P'0p"'', '"s '1o'' A''
',VP ''' '''"' '"'''s w '''' ''H Nv ''''''
"'
saturday, resulting in catching young bruin,
just at night. a good many sheep are being
deyourcd ia that vicinity, we understand.
'',,"s 49,
3''''''',' ""'' ~ 'u'i''','" VI 'n' ="
,'',''' C'uo, ,'O'N ,'''i June '''e''"s AZ ia',
'r W. '1o ''' az. i''' '''7 -" '"'''''''
''' ''''o- ~ '0
i'' s'a'vs %, 'uc '''u'''S Dui'Tu ~ 'l' ''
" "'.. 'PP' 49, c,
." '''0 '''"ns u ''' ','' u''' '"e 'ni'i VI ''''
N'J "''''' "'''ua 0o'Nl ''e VI
''' ceremonies '''' tua' '''ne'
-ssf' ices were nell IN inc flrS' Congregation
al eNuien on 9uhuuy last io' 'lo urs' tune s,i'o
lhe completion oil repairs upon .ne oulluins' he'
oua7 Ne''hull' Oh pIls'o'' ~ H. ounc'a''us' lu'
appearance o' 'ne ouuiVn 'pesAS wen 'oi 'n'
taste ana ''''r''''y OF 'i'7s "'o''u o"a'so VI II
'eno,aUon'
Inc A'''e'uy O'''i'ns ~ "es' i'ini''pn Is
u"l'iso,ng repairs, ana WIN DC open 'or 'us'ru'
'IOn '' 'l'' i''', u''r '7 o''e'en' n'', se''e,'
i'm town oi,,nt ri., ye,rs 4 school Of preyentiy
Medicine. under the instruction of DIR. puttop
win bee opeDel al the .lmc time in connection
witb the Academy
-Tbsrm,fnetsr saturday. 81 inst. g2- in til
p shade
WATERBURY Another oil those ainicuns event
winch OCCASIONALLY occur not without the eogn
dluee oil WISE ana me'eiu' rFoy'lenee, happen
e' Oh o',uiu'l 'sS' wren 'ne i'e'oInl ocnool poS
N,'o oDJ'5"s Cue" "'v" III ''o 'Ne'' 'De ms.
lHi7 7'"s'l 'u previous SUMMER Seasons III
N's 0eei one Oh '''ir customary oA'uruAy aie
noon 'n1u'se "'',' i"is "eai'' P'oDio'ins an
o'"e'"i'v '''''n"i cAeI',S,' nus no' Oo'oio VI
instance ,.7u '''eiiD'' WIN a',y 9eiioua ''''u'i
pu' on '''s o',iS''H' "''" '''iS'huui"s u"u7u'
U''o''7 anu Sp'0,'' o'u',S' anu ''io pc
y sonar l''s'on o' '"''e Vi 'Ae o'uo'is "''u d
o'''e' se'',iV,i'0 no wa p,es''' ol' Ivy W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

RoxnuRY The Vermont Central Association
of Uniyersasts met at Roxbury, May 3lst, their
session closing on the afternoon of June |. II
was well attended and general interest was
manifested
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

SERVED HIN RIGmT.-At a recent sale Of real
estate in Vernon, VI, u house was sold that was
occupied by widow and sick daughter After
the sale the mother asked the purchaser to allow
her to remain in one Of the rooms until her daugh-
ter was better able to be moved, but was met with
a decided refusal. Kind hands we're at once enlis-
ted in her behalf, and the sick girl removed to the
south part of the town, which Of course retarded
her recovery. This was the mean part, and now
for the amusing one The next day the purchaser
of the estate was surprised at the receipt of box
neatly addressed to himself lie at once opened
his prize, and in his establishment was met by the
compliments Of live skunk "a fitting compan-
ion for such mean specimen Of humanity. The
last heard Of the man he was in search of a new
suit of clothes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

JohnsoHs Aaodyns LiainsHf Will give rylief in
cases Of Chronic rheumatism, no matter how severe
than any other article known to medical men,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-07

ANSuAL MEETNo.--Ihe twenty fourth Annual
Communication of the Right Worthy Grand
lodge, |. 0. of 0. f., will be holden at st. Al
bans, va the fourth Wednesday Of August next