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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-18

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- ~ mIscnlLANnors.

New England la the Forsy-second
Congress.
The following named members Of the
Fouy-Sccond Congress, are natives Of the
New England States:
MAINE.
Senator's Hannibal IIamlin, Lot NJ
Morrill,, Nc; Daniel u. Pratt, Ind.
Adelbcrt Ames, Miss. Timothy OIlowe,
Wis. Rcpresenlatiyes-John Lineh,
VIM. Frye, John A, Peters, Eugene Hale,
Me-. Mark II. Durmel, John 4. Ayerill,
Mimi. Chas. w. Kendall, New; James
Brooks, New York
NEw HAMPSHIRE.
Senators james w. Patterson, n. III,
Henry Wilson, Mass Zachariah Chand-
er Mich Representatives Samuel N.
Bell, Hosea Parker n. H.. b. +. Butler,
Mass. Bradford n Stevens, H.; @. w.
HazIeton, Wis.
VERMONT.
Senators-Gco L. Edmunds, Justin S.
Morrill,, VI; \. II. Cragin, n. II. Mat
thew II. Carpenter, Wis. VIM, Pitt kcl-
logg, La. Representatives,. w. Will
lard, Luke T.. Poland Wortbiuglon G.
smith, VI; Ellcry a. Hubbard, n. H.;
II. b, Smith, Seth Wakeman, Walter l.,
Sessions. y. y; Aaron +. Perry, Ohio;
James II. Plat, W. II. Stowell, Va; j..
A. Barber, Chas. A. Eldridge, Philetus
Sawyer, Wis; Delcgate-seu Gar
field, Wash.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Scnatofs-Charles sumner, Mass. !;
samuel G. Pomroy, Kansas; Henry w.
Corbctt, On; f. A. Sawyer, S. G. Re-
presentatices-James Burlington, Cakes
Ames, Gimery Twitchell, SAINT Hooper,
/ n. L. Banks, Geo. NJ. Brooks, George
/ lToar, VIM. B. Wasburn, Henry l..
/ Dawes, Mass. b. r. Eamcs, II. |. Hor-
ace Maynard, Tenn; Frank Morey, La.
+ CONNECTICUT.
j Senators-O. 5. Ferry, ". 4. Back-
+ iuaham, CT; Lyman Trumbun, H.
/ Reprcseulatircs-H. W. stmkwoathcr,
W. II. Barnum, CT; T.. II. Prindc. VIM.
/ Williams, n. y; L. -. Peck, James
Mauroe, Ohio; Henry Sherwood, Pa. ;
James NJ. Pcudlctou, Il. l.; John Il.
llawlcy, I'D.
! RHODE ISLAND.
/ Senatorial b, Anthony, VIM.
( Sgr#uur.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-18

Latest aud best authority gives the
population Of The globe al / $50 20g, 900 I;
In America, 12S5o,o0o; 10 Europe, 2s7, =
oo9,00o; in Asia '79s 600, 600: IN africa,
lsS.oo2,ogo; III Australia and Polynesia,
3,so9,aoo. These people speak about
3,G91 different languages, and are cut up
into 1000 different religious sects. The
adhercnts OF the principal religions,
counting The whole population, are sup
posed 10 be nearly thus Greek Church,
G3G32 ,50o; the Elk other Oriental
Churches, 6,JGoWg: Roman Catholics,
$4,000 900; Professionals, 97,13J,00;
Mohammedaus, I6otQg3.o9g; Budhists,
$4,000, %; other Asiatie religions,
z5g,og9goo; Pasans, 291,OJ90oo; Jews,
100000.
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IlISS0LU TiON


We, the subscribers beng appointed - GA
Hon the Probate Court fat the DiBlliet - Maj
chester, Commissioners g. fpeelKe, e1amifa and
against tho EaBte of Roswell G futile, late .
Arlington Iu sHid llttIct, dccrased aid aiaa Al
claims and demands cAHmttl ia effect thtrrtl
aud six m0uths from the goth day n Apnl tETl
being allowed lay said Court for ,Lal purpose, vi
do, therefore, hor,by give notice, that We Wil
attend 10 the business ~ our appointment al thl
dwelling Of Andrew Iiaunmaa, ia faid Arlington
on the 26th day ut August 1871 aud ihe 2HtB da.
Of Oct, ISL ifom ono uHtil igu lclaak, p ml
on each 81 raid days
Dated a. Arlington, Ills 2alA day n April
4 D., 1871. ...
HENRY s.. HARD.
J03R2lIfx CHAElLN a. YOUNG I'm w.
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NEW GOODS


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.ss
F.gses ana NafseIes a
eaT a HtEEaNra
Aanaaaa
f.... .-t .....-..E.s. .-...e.t
eaNE HgrTuSs
Hosiery a"d Gloves cheap At
''e's"ad iaa'H Linen OF
Napkins. very cheap Ht
...,.- ,..,....
taNL hlH#'N's.
Swiss. looA aad other Ausltns at
.-.....
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-18

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
May Flower Tobacco,
SWEETEST AND BEST
Chewing Tobacco in the market.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE,
FACTORY POINT, VERMONT,
wheto may be found full assortment Of
Pure Drugs aud Chemicals,
and all the
Popular Patent Medicines,
DYE sTuFFs,
and Coloring Material Of all kinds.
Choice Flayoring Extracts,
TOILET ARTICLES,
HAIR, NAIL, TOOTH, FLESH AND CLOTHES
BRUSHES.
BATH MITTENs,
PUFF BOXES,
HAIR OILS,
GDMAbf4St
Lul in's Uoodgorths aud other
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
TOILET SOAPS,
Ia great variety.
Trusses, Abdominal Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, Surgical fnstrt monts
Aud Appliances and El,stc Hose
pgogufed at short notice.
Letter Paper. Envelopes, Pens. Pencils, etc.
30 p, ns vail be srarcd to make this store
emiuouuy
TaE DRUG sTO9E
q tho People.
king { 90 public Tor past favors We bo,ic
a continuance Of tho same.
G. A. BUCKLEY.
SIS. CLEMONs, 81 y.
Factory Point. Feb. Is. ISL 80 lyGs0r
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Senators --James w. Patterson, n. ii. I;
Henry Wilson, Mass Zachariah Chand-
Ter, Mich. RcprcsenatiyesSamu NJ.
Bell, Hosea Parker, n H.; b. +. Butler,
Mass Bradford n Stevens, H., @. w.
Hazieton. Wis.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

Otlclin" him $500 counterfeit money for
SD down. and the balance &. o. -. when
the queer was received. The SWindlcrs
added, that il The receiver had business in
New York they woud ~ soon deliver it
to him in person. The couutrymlm sud.
,lculV had 'businCs,' in New York. and
met the ewinderS by appointment. and
handed over his So. They however made
him believe that it would not be safe for
them to transfer the 500 to him there. as
they were watched by the police; bat that
il he would 20 mp to Springfield. they
would send il to him there by express.
It!r Ncrdant one went to Springfield where
he remained Watching the express Offices
day after day. until his money was all
gone, when ne had To foot il hDmc, II i
hoped that this little trip to New York.
wound up a> it was with Il walk OF some
over tw" hundred miles. has cured this
victim OF trying to pet rich by brcrkin"
the laws Of the land.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

The Fourth WAS daily observed Dy our
people " ho assembled IN the pine "rovr
uf Mai. Nelson. near the l.. H., and par
took ot n bounitul rrpa-t prepared 10y the
Ladies. \ mlIlial band diSCourScd pat
riotic music. Rev. Ja-. Hrlttir delivered
ln address suitable To the occasion, com
parin" our present blessings and privi-
lcrcs 20 those enjoyed 10y our Fathers fifty
years a"o. The day was fine and cool
brcrZeS played among the pines. The
whole affair was conducted to the rntre
satisfaction OF all present. The arrange
mcnt- w"r" under the chart" OF Th0ma,
Nelson. DR.. who admits OF no disorder on
such 0rcIsinuS. The presence OF quite Il
number OF strangers aud friends from
uCirhb0riu" towns. who came on the ears
which stopped opposite the grove. all Of
which added To the cuj0ymcnts OF the day.
We also understand the day was COM
mcmoraled by fight ut ltyc"atc station,
between Hohl. Hell of Barnet and New
ell Webster Of Hyc%atr. Both beat ell
tirclv. WcbStcr's first round gave Kelly
M 'N'- anu Inc III - hlI't N'IIN 'Hi'N'
gave Webster biz mouth.
On Sabbath last we had splendid ~how
els Of rain. falling nearly two inches, and
another on Tuesday ni.hl. which refresh
ed vegetation greatly.
In REGARD To Il local in Your paper of
two weeks am0.I will make this Il alrmcnt
As stated last week. | was driven Ia the
act hy the madden !" intluenc" of a zeal
Gus passion. too powerful for III" To con
troll. In shoIt | WAS infatuated. The i'll
correct Bible quotation borrowed from
Shakespeare. ..
\ mcctin" i'll ftIthcrancc ol the pr0poS-
Ell amendment OF the constitution of the
| nt"d States rrco"niZin" God "a the ~
| thor OF our national existence and the
| sourc" OF all power and authority in civil
government; Of Jesus Christ a. the rtIlcr
of nations and Of the Bible aa the tnunt-
| ain OF law and the suplrmr rule tor the
contact OF nations, was held ia the Re
formed Presbyterian church On. 81 of
South Hvc"atc, on Monday, June 20. at
u O'Clock. under tine auspices OF the Gale
lonia County Society. john McLucr.
Esq. was called to the chair. and the
meetin. was opened with prayer by Rev.
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Temperance and How.

The %rcatr-t evil "t our cnuntr, - III
temperance. To reform the iilt.bIlt and
especially To ave the young, j. Il work
work deserving til" SympatllirS ana CO.
operative Labor; oi al '"nnd men. What
4 thought. iiiIt Ih"i" -IInIld a. IA any
town an lIim,lr,,i. and ia -umr. hundrrd~
81 Noun" men III training To-. the drunk
ards life. misery and doom one mcth"l
81 Ir,'vrnlin.. ihi- i ia the {, iurali"m ct
lIr, conscience and Will. Hui ia brin:in"
trt"lc tine mind arguments AMI tact. Sab
bah school ~npgIinlcndr'l~ and teachers.
and teacher in common .:rhunI~. aIi' earn
city solicited 10 all in the circulation in
ali circles. WhCr, ii can h,' done. at Tenn
p,-lanc" Tracts irlrhin"c many phases ct
this evil. These tract. i've Thousand in
number. are now ia the -iuIc uf l.. IL.
Brown. Please call ana oct 4 supply and
let The .,-:ittcIin" of tlI, leaves hr Tor the
h'glim" nf The nations.
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Wells River.

About noon, last Saturday. Il iirr broke
ont in the "dry-housc" connected with th,
box factory OF the Wells River Lumber
Company. 1t was two miles from the en-
:sinr house, nearly all the way up hill ;
yet in Just thilly minutes after the alarm
was given in the Village. the fire company
were rlayin" upon the ilamcS. by the
help OF the engine tn other buildings ul
the factory were saved. ani large quanti-
tie, Ut lumbcr-nut less than twenty lhOus-
and dollar worth of property which with
toIl+ OF the mullitudc- who ru.hc, to the
Gene a:r worthy "i the hi..hr,t praise.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

W. Gladly make InrrtInn ot liIr lie
II"hlIul shower. which 80 suddenly cheer
"d the people in thia vicinity ON Wr'lnc.-
lay moon. Though 0i hort Iteration. il
-" j'" a. we'll as appreciated. by many.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

The strawberry festival held by the la
dies Of the congregational society. on the
Ith OF July, was splendid success. The
people all came out and scattered their
"rccnbachs with Il generous hand. The
occasion was pleasant for all and eminent
~ conducive To that JoOd feeling so dcsir-
able in every Christian community. The
net proceeds amounted to $23G. We de
sire To express our gratitude 10 those alb
sent friends who sent us 50 Generous aud
substantial tokens OF remembrance.
NchOiccd Il statement in the Times that
Mr.. Oliver Johnson OF the ". Y. TriLaho
Is Ia Give the congregational church an
ORGAN costing 81 900. MIR. IUhlISun pro-
poses 10 give the citizens of hi native
town Il G'od organ REGARDLESS OF expense.
Il will probably cost nearer 81 90.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

James VI. Bcattic. After the performance
of som" routine business. the meeting was
addressed 10y Prof. j. Il. W. Sloane. ID. ID.
OF Allegheny. Pa. in Il very able and clo-
4uent speech OF an hour in length. While
diScIlS>in" the various aspects of the
was listened to by most attentive and
Interested audience. Even those to whom
the subject was new, expressed themselves
well pleased with the address. On mo-
ton Of Rev. W. }. Mcdowell, Il hearty
vote OF thanks was rendered To the speak
cr. amt lii" meeting adjourned.
JAS. NJ. BEATTIE. Sec
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my, I,.,.r and sol,
h".'d none" "i nee 'Nii"hr'G ~
\. -. l'lh" h"~ sold irr- d""IimH-
h""t" on summer street /" 'h"Hnr"'
'ih'1.
A.. IL. ....,. ,,.,...
-
T." the poor h"u-r, on the "i"tihl that
i't husband wa not insured.
III
----
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"'i'i"i +h''"'I' NhIcH :" -l"'''hS 'h'"I-
NY Noon ih"""h 81 >h"f Iteration. II
.'-' '' !, "''i - 'I't''''lH''"- Wy many
~ '''''' II "' 'l' H"'lh; la'irr' h'~-
"''''' ''''' '''H Oh i"cad't 'Nchil" 1T the
~ VI '"' ''""'h ''''''l WI N"l'' 'N
Ill I" "t the Ph'aSaHl'N' N"'ili gathering
81 inc r'>"h Net Hr"'"'d- 31'. y sue
''' surely
ne NiIeh "I"rN WI sold al a"'li"n
Jay t. i"f o"AU'' '''". L. fat"i, Homer
i''''7ii"'" IT. W """i;lfd ant mas
I""stil> h"i'= Tie purchasers he block
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.rIi.G '.ntH, I,-Mcotis"- Hall Of 'nl,d..nisr
Ilnck u;cv. ". l.. Noyc7 li-tor) Sabbath
.,ryicc- a: lU'.n \. y. 'uI GO =. NJ. sab
l.,fh s'.h."l Il 11"u N.
laln.rl-, C.u r,H-tl;cv. II {. Sh'liu, Patton
.-Lhih .'rNirrs 1t lra" =. a. 4, mi GO
:.hh TIA $, hu,l II II ru ID
... 90 '",''I. "a, G'm,-u;cv. ,h,-. Nj. :,,uta,rr,
irs.ory S'hhtth -rrvcr. at I":." \ and
"a E.. -. sabbath S,h"ol At lis =.
isu t".,"'I tI"n-ji;,.v l.. -. Er =t.,y, Ir-t.rD
,i.Irih srI,ic.. 1t loco =, NJ. and 50 q. ".
.IlInth Sci.ool a. l-.rr N. Prayer Mrr TIM al
'..,h 'htrch Nrdne-i,y evening" At "a.
.. TO Mrs, NmI .riNs A: ".,,TIn,,-r:,,u Meet
.n... At th,ir Room { nion !!cyl. ilirly even
,.,,. Il -.,i O'clock
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TUbcrS from Sprouts.

NJ. o. Harrington OF East 81. Juhnsiurv
hr"k some sprout- OH som" Early Rose
potatoes MAY l2,h. and etGck them ia Tn"
Ground. They crew we'll. and the first
week in July they were. ia hlU~-nm. This
was 4 common way Ia pr"pr"atc TIA" tan
ry P"lItc"> when they werr worth -
cents :" so apiece. bul il i hardly worth
while when they ar, moi over - cent q
hUShri
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

l;rS- john W IL Baker, Iorn:rrlv "l
t'.,+ place. bur Tor the lat year or two ol
I"l sham. Maimr has received a unrni-
".r.,~ call /" become pastor of the Con
-rc"itinntl church at Brewer. Me.
Rev. Il. II. Welt. Late ct Lyndon. viii
..p. Ionnvr to Lower Waterford. ami he
an" pastor on stated supply nt the Com
..iryuiiunrl rhurc! there. We are ..lld
t." J. not To- leave the county.
col. Geo. y. Mcr: i'll. who hI- Lately ac-
,rtdci the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the New
London Northern Railroad. Spcnt last
-'t'haiir IN Hi placr-hi> former home.
Nj, Martina thadWirk. only daughter
ii \. q. Chadwick, E-qr., OF this place.
M ia TIA" "raiuatiu. class n Abbott Fee
idrlr Seminary, "a Andovrr. Mass. where
-.v Graduated on Thu sday week.
sir. &C.. Morse OF the NoJ,vl,uier.calnr
over the lin" ui tn i.lmoiIc railroad last
thursday. with President Bli.ham and
made the C'lcdo"GtH Il hIicI visit. lie i
anticipating the advent OF the ioromotivc
,ul" that valley.
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Dartmouth Commencement

Ihi- occurs next week. The chirt irrr-
ur''a are "u Wednesday, consisting" OF the
addresses OF Richard l.. kimhal before
the alumni. ri 10! \. NJ, of Dr. Met u~h ct
Princeton. y. J. before the Literary So
ccli;'@ at - l.. 81, lhr r"i!"rrt al the Men
dcIs-"ln Quiulcitr Club il the evening"
Exercises ct the graduating" cla-- ON
Thursday. An effort will he mrir Tor u
prrll tr.tiu GA Wednesday, To- return after
the cutt:','!t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

We understand tina, il fifty persons arc
guaranteed from ii. JoInSbuly Tor Il
Qu"b"r cNcui sion. the rassump..i.. rail
road viii %tnlt train from 81. J"hn~hury
Il CD \. Nj, cnnucctin" directly through.
alvin" 1T Quebec , 10 T.. NJ. ~amc day
This will he 4 Good opportunity. Tor tir"sr
WiShH-: Ia Vi-lt Quebec. See advertise
mrnt.
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1rathS.

In thi4 town July Ind, wiIiIn AId,ich aged IL
years.
la Ryegatc, June 9Th, ct Lrug fever, Mr.. James
Iiolm-, aged ca years.
Ia RycGpte, July md, of lang fever, Mr.. WIN. Tay-
l.r, aged Is years and . month";.
Ia brooklyn, y. Y. on Thursday, June End Calvin
Morrill,, only ron q Julius a. Morrill,.
In Iinzd4lr, Mars July End Mrs Louisa L., widow
OF thu Late Zeloe= Hl-mer, aged G9 Year, G;months.
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aelarriages.

At the Congregational patronage in Dsnvillc, July
sth, by Rev &. w. Thompson, Mr.. John N Fisher aud
Miss Roxy Ann Heath both of Cabot.
In luncnbuTg, July lit, by Rev. :. VI. Aper, Mr..
Horace T. Gilbert OF Wet Conc"Id, AID Mir. Ellen
Powers Of Lun, nbuTr.
In Sutton, July 18TH, 10y I,v. a. A smith OF Irls-
ID. Bartlett OF sutton.
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DIR. Wisttrs Balsam Of Wild Cherry is "a Combina
ton and form indeed" for healing and curing disca
of the throat, lung, and chest 1t cough by
looscnng and cleansing the lungs and alllyug rrita
ton tius renoUJ tie cause, instead Of drying up the
cough ana leaving the disease behind
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Nh. Hosea Tyler, tell down the stair
"i II"l dwrllin" house. ON Saturday lat.
and hrnk" Il leo. hrsiIr@ rrc,.iNin" other
~li"ht injuries.
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TIE CALIFORNIAN.
iOCAl. AND STATE ITEMS.

.! IuII\~Sulh. VI. FRIDAY, July II IA.
49, Frl,uls IA TIM section of tho State will
,II materially 10 tin interest OF tn, ClI,do-
...a,u H.; ."n,An" IA local i,rm5 promptly and
IN Lr..l In.lhl,. inrM.
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..a,.,,. cot .III.-M.i".'"i \. NJ M,v,hi..i. T.. Il.
isr".. Ir..'i T. NJ.
- .,. &"i;In. Eyprc. ll:l,A.N Nix, II !" \.
Ma 1 u m
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N o T l c {
Isaiah Carpenter's Will.

Isaiah Carpenters Will.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate C"urt, held at The
Caledonia District, probate ULice. la st Johns
bury, within ami iOr said district. the 10th day ui
July A. ID, Isl.
AN instrument, purpoTting 10 ae the last win and
Testament and Coic- uI Isaiah Carpenter late OF II
Juhnsbury Ia said district drceI-e being pTeseLIed
the Court by AOhzJ p Carpenter, the therein
named Tor probate;
II Is ordered by said court that lpersOus concerned
therein Tie notified tOappear at session vi said court
10 De holden at The PROBATE Once, la St Johnsbury
the 18th dAy July. A. d. lc7l, and show CAUSE
II they have against the Probate OF said m
oT which purpose II iStdrther ordered that CODY OF
the record this order be published three weeks sue
cessiveN In the CaedJnian pTinted at ST Jahu-LuTy
previous 10 said time appOilted tUT hearing.
BY the CuuTt-Attest
ASA l.. FRENCH, judge OF Probate
A true copy vi RecoTd.-Attest.
T2-74 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge Of Probate
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NOIICEI

Whereof, November 1st, 1870, the undersirLed exc
cued their prCisory note for the sum Of one hundred
and MY dollars payable to one VIOLA 5. WIIIIAMs
or bearer, payable one year from date with interest
which note was forced from fraudulently and w,s
executed without consideration, for which cause we
slIall II fuse to pay.
PORTER SMITH,
HAZEN DODGE.
Luncnbnrg, VI july 3, l~'l. Il-1I
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Aiothcr Aged Citizen Gone.

Nr, Isaiah Carpenter died at the I c@l-
ucurr al hi, som-n-lav. Hon. iona. Rn-s.
JAY CHI. a"cd ~ years and seven days.
}Ir. Carpenter Wa born IN Ashford.
Conn. AMI came to Waterford in 1898,
Nhcrr he settled ON the fam where ne al
WV lived until few years ago. when he
nm" To- ~prud the rVcuim" OF his life with
Ia daughter. Iii. 0ii"r brother. Rev. Asa
Carpenter. wiIo was the first settled pas
tor ui the congregational church in Wa
trfiord. had preceded him into this then
almost wilderness world. and another
brother. Jonah Carpenter, soon followed
tain. The mimi-tcr died some years since :;
Jonah died at Waterford Two or three
Years t;.n. a"cd - years. and now the
'H~' OF the family has gone to his rest.
liz remains were taken to West Water
I"lh CA Saturday. and Inferred on the
farm winch Ii" owned aud titled tor more
than hIli Il '"uiuY. Eat lew towns have
been 50 favored with up-IiwIi. earnest
Christian men. - iIa- Waterford. iu lives
al these three Carpenter hrnthrrS. Their
memory i blessed.
Another Gu,igrOn Caught.
Josh Billings say he ''had rather have
d .""d-luohin" theory I" catch Hats with
Than tn" experience OF Mctlu%clah.
ir"hlbll j. l.. had never dealt in counter
i,-il money: tuI ii there i auythin" that
.rrn@ 1" brwIlch otherwise sensible and
~.I'l'"-rI I" be- honest people. il is the OF
irr al u few hundred dollars Of counterfeit
Im"u"l ia cNchin-r Tor Il few dollars OF
ia" genuine. We have Warnc our read
rrS 80 frequently against these arranl
lnaNr~ VIII" world sNiuilc them out OF
their money. thai We should hr ashamed
To- ~ more un th" subject now. had not Il
ne" case come up "l peculiar "halIship.
: Wcll-;u-d" farmer Ui this county recriv-
81 one OF these neat lithpgrIph circulars
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spefial 1otifrs.

Croquet and Ring oss, Base Balls and
Bats Fancy Goods and Noticn- Fireworks. At wholt-
-rc CItte;. Hyde Il 90, :! Chauncy street, BDttOn
tlFu'y1