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In Duxbury, Jan. @, Mrs. HANNAH CnossErr mother
OF Hon. Janus Crossctti aged 50 years,
In Moretown, Dec L. IIELrN, daughter Of T. aud h.
Iaseltinei aged Is years, II months ami days.
In Northaeld sept 20 OF typhoid fovcr, NgltIE j.
daughter Of Josiah S and Jannctte l. Loyomd aged %
All thy trials now are over.
Darling NELLIE take thy rest,
God Ia mercy has recalled thee
To thy place among the blest
And though now We miss and mourn thee
Ours are not departing teaui
For we know that We shall meet thee
In a few short neeting years
In Worcester, Jan. Sd, GroHGE son Of George and
Chloe Bruce, aged years and months
"Gunc beyond the darksomc river
Only LEFT as by The way
Gone beyond the night forever
Only gone to endless day
Gone 10 meet the angel faces,
Where our lovely treasures
Gone awhile from our embracus,-
Gone within the gates ainr
In Roxbury Jan. lith, Of consumption, Miss BmslY
T. BRAckk1 daughter Of Widow Auriila N bra'kett
aged - years and months Beautiful, amiahle aud
lovely 10 life she Il lamoned In death by all who knew
her.
In Barre, Jan. nth, WILLIAM BAsserr, aged O. years
and months. Au honest man, good Citizen, uhlg-
ing nelgh6or Kind aud aleeuonae father, has gone To
rest lie has been either louty or alone subscriber
for the HateimaH JoarHH for nearly thirty hyc years.
In Corinth, Nov 9TH 1870, ELLloT TArLIS, aged yrs
In East 81 Johnsbury jan. 10 Of pneumonia Roy. n.
bs no 81 Minds9r agei os MT b. was Dfm,ry one
Of the firm of Bishop Tracy
In st. Johnshury, Jan. AZ, Ltc, ASS FAY, asoi A.
years wife Of Mir A. Is. Bliss.
In Bradford Dee 20, GEORGE 7. TArLiS, aged "a Yrs.
Ia Wells River, Doe %, Dir. sfErngs Pi.RNss, aged
% years
In Watts River, Doc. 21th, 1870 srnurS Fosrru,
aged 90 years aud months
In East Topsham, Nov. %, 1870 Mrs JANE, widow Of
the late NATn'L llEALY, aged ahont So.
In BrO0khed, Jan. 30, Mrs. Lucy u. WARsEn, rollct
Of the late james NJ Warner Of Brturee aged 80 years
In Sharon, Jan 7, Mrs. MARY WILEY, aged 10 years.
To Mrs Wlloy belonged the honor of having seven
sons in the Union army Of whom died while Ia the
service Of their country Her husband. with whom she
had lived hy years and six Of her twelve children
yiye her
In Hyde Park, Jan. ls NATHAN MoXLEY aged 81 yrs.
In Waterbury, Dec. llth, 1870, suLLMAS n RANp,
formerly Of Morrstown, aged 81 years,
In Gilmore, Jan. sth, CLARESCE O., son Of William d.
and frmina Earl, aged years
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lel January 20 and -, 1871.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.

Tho 2ist annual meeting will be held 40 North
field, January 20 and u, 1871.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
lhi TUESDAY.
4. NJ Organization.
Address by the President, y. ; Spauldlng
81 \. VI. Discussion Graded schools as re-
lated to Colleges and Academies, NJ K. Peek,
Mortified c. J.. Clay ST. Johnsbury
lOl \. NJ. Discussion Town System rs. Dis
rict System, D. B. Mead Randolph A. G.
Whittemorc, Milton.
lli a. NJ. Essay Discipline, Miss NJ A.
Holt, Springfield
> p. NJ Address The Teacher Student,
Louis Pollens Burlington.
=. NJ. Discussion Grammar, its Province
and How to Teach it, +. G. Furgerson, Barre
Rev. ]" A. Austin, Manchester.
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--lt was a good retcrt Ol,c logan gave a
committee who invited her to lecture on Sun.
Jay. she wrote in rsply, "Sr, days shalt
thou abor and do All Inv wo,k but the
= 4; Is the sabbath p the i.esd thy God
IN "theu shalt not do any work"
President of Providence, r. l., has for
twenty years summer and winter, taken q
pam every morning, minus all clothing. in
me "oonusquatucket river, going into the
water several times when the mercury was
below zero. ""'
History repeats itself. We are all ia.
m'l,ar with the story of the gentlemanly pick.
pocket who distracted the ladys purse and Jeff
y e~ pocket his solitaire diamond ring in
exoHpge 1t has happened again in Broad.
wy "age' and the ring is worth $500.
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MuIcAL.-Prof, Rix will commence a Musical
Convention at Danyille next Saturday, to continue
until Saturday morning Of the next week, two
Concerts to be given Thursday and Friday even
ings, the first by the juvenile class, who will per
form, in costume, the operate Of =" Grand-pa's
Brth'day''; the second evening, Concert By the
adult singers, assisted BY the 3" Harrington Fam
lily, " and other musical talent from abroad. Ad-
mission to each concert 95 cents, Admission to
Convention, during the week, and to both Con
certs, so cents
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BARRE FEsrWAL-The patrons and friends of
Goddard Seminary, at Barre, are making exten.
siye preparations for the Reception and Festival
on the 2jth inst. twill doubtless prove the most
attractive entertainment of the season, both in a
literary and social point of view.
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GENERAL TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. The Con-
ycntion recommended by the different Temperance
organizations Of the State, is to be held in Burng-
ton, the first day of February next, to be oon-
prised of delegates from all churches and temper
ance societies in the State An address will be
given the evening previous.
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\ YERs onERRY pECTORAL.

FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND Lungs
agCI AS CoraHs. Coins Wuoopiyg CouGu
BHDsuuus, ASTHMA. And CONSUMPTION.
Probably never before In the whole history OF mcdi-
emo. ha nnJ Ching won widely and deeply upon the
confidence OF mankind, az 81 Is excellent remedy for pull.
monap complaints. Through long series Of years,
and am0ngmost % the OF 70 ha risen higher
and higher 10 their estimation il has become better
known. lts uniform character and power 10 cure the
various affections Of the lungs and throat have It
known as reliable protector against them. while
adapted O. nnldcr forms Of disease aud to young child
rem, tits 90 tho same time the most edectual remedy
that can De given for ncpient consumption, and the
dangerous affections Of the throat and lungs. As pre-
vision against sudden attacks Of Group IL should be
kept on hand ia every family and indeed all
Sometimes subject to colds and coughs all should be pro-
| ydo1 with this antidote for them.
Although settled coHsnmptioH Is thought iucurable,
sim great numbers Of where the disease seemed
settled have been completely cured, and tho patient
stored Co sound health by the Cherry Pecforai So
plctc H s mastery the disorders Of the Lungs and
Throat that tho most obstinate Of them yield to 1t.
When nothing OLE, could reach Thorn, under the cherry
P.l'o-lf thcy .ubsde and disappear
Singers ui P41h. speafsrs find great protection from
asthma Is always relieved and onon wholly cured BY
It
Bronchitis generally cured by taking the cherry Pee
D tH'A Ai sunni anu frequent Nott1s
| For o cough and cod, no better remedy can be had
Take small doses three times day and put the feet in
warm water at night, until the disease is broken up.
For fgel9sl when Affects the throat lungs take
/ the same c0ur.e
For TiaoamJ coag1, give small doses, three four
times a day.
For Group give large and frequent doses until the dis
ease is overcome.
/ 80 family should DO without the cherry Pscioral
hand protect thom in OF attack from the above
complaints. rs timely often spares the patient
great amount Of suffering and risk which he would incur
by waiting until he could get other aid. Parents, keep
it Ia your houses for tho exgcneos that arise Lives
dear 10 you may be saved BY it.
50 generally are It's virtues known, that need
publish certificates Of them here more than assure
the public that the best qualities II possessed
strictly maintained.
Prepared by DR.. j. c. ArER Co., Practical and Ana
ytci Chemists. Lowell, Mass, aud sold all round the
world. f96j-cOw
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List of Letters
Rcmamiag ia me Montpelier Post Office,
JaRUarv II. 1871.

Rcmamiag ia HE Montpelier Post OGc,
January II, 1871
LAnius.--Aiis. Mary Bruce Mss Addiq j. IIcrrick
Mrs Harriet ST. Eastman, Mrs. Sette Fisher, Mrs L. A.
Roberts, Nus %. A. Rollins.
GESutuly.- Jo Bailey, Charles P Bailey. Isial
Dansmorc James Donahuo Louis Girard John Gleason
Joseph llirch--2 Edwin Jack, Charles Kibby, Cyprer
&c. Laulutt Noweomb spencer-a, D, $, Whitney
Curtis Whtcomh.
Tho Importance Of giving Slsraiias cara'ry Condition
Ponirl to horses that hayo icon out In the cold rain
70 cd 10 cold wind or drank too much cold wator canno
Dec over estimated man should be without them whC
ouas a good horse
COUGH COLD OR SORE THROAT
Require, Immediate attention, as neglect often RESULT
10 an nrura1le Lung Disease.
uRowSs nHoSoHitL rRocHEs
will most Invariably give instant relief For BnovcnIrs
ASTHMA, CArARRn CossuNPtivEand THROAT DISEASES
they have a soothing effect
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them to eleai
and stron ghen the voice.
Owing 90 the good reputation and popularity OF Ia,
rloehcs many rorti's' md cheap limitations ars og,red
rl mo qoat for nothing. BE sure to OBTAIN the fru
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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STATE TEMPERANCE SocIErY.-Rey. l.. IL. Stone
of Castleton has been duly appointed genera
agent of the State Temperance Society for thu
present year
ON. WILLARD, Chairman Tx. Com.
Castleton, Jan. 10, 1871.
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DEcLHED.-We are glad to learn that Rev.
William Fiz, who has recently had cali to the
Baptist Church in Marquette, Mich, has declin-
ed the 'all, and will retain his connection with
the Baptist Church in this village,
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iS'A detached sleeping car which had been
running down grade near Essex Junction on its
own account, was run into and wrecked Wednes-
Jay evening, by freight train seven or eight
persons were bruised and cut, but none very
severely
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OF YERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
In Probate Court held AZ Monpelier Ia SAID District
on the .sth day OF nocemhor A. ID. iugV.
James A. nurogh, Administrator u the estate OF Jon.
athan Lue, late OF Waterbury Ia sid district deceased,
presents hs adminsratiOn account for examination and
allowance and makes application decree Of disri-
button and Partition Of the estate OF said deceased
NheFeapon Is ordered BY said Court that said account
AMI said application he referred 10 session thereof to
DO held at tho Probate Once In sad Montpelier tho
9th day Of January, AD 1874 for hearing and decision
thereon Aud u u further ordered that notice hereof DO
given to all persons Interested by publication OF tho
same throV weeks successfully In the Vermont Watch
man A state Journal, newspaper published at Mont
pecr previous To said time appointed Tor hearinr that
hey may appear 90 said time AMI place. and cause
II any they may have why said account should NOT ID
allowed, aud such deoreo made.
by the Coart-Attsst
shH N A. CHASE. Reginsr
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TEMPERANCE SocmTr The annual meeting o.
the Caledonia Young Mems Temperance Society
VIII be held at Mathewson's Hall, Lyndonyille
on Wednesday the 25th inst, at 10 clock, a. m
The forenoon will be devoted to the doing Of the
business Of the society and the hearing Of reports
on the state Of temperance in the several towns in
the county. Afternoon, an address By the Rev
p. B. Fisk, and the discussion Of resolutions A
fulattendance Is earnestly requested.
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sENsIRlK.-A convention of the selectmen Of
Chittenden County has voted, six towns to five,
to assess and pay their taxes under the new list
ing law,
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BOOKS orENED.-By notice in another column
VIII be seen, that the books are soon to be open
ed Tor subscriptions to the stock of the Whit,
River Railroad (Gulf Route) That means bust
ness.
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Bto BoNSNo.-Iho st. Johnshury Caclo-
man says the managers of the Portland and Or-
densburg railroad have been trying to negotiate
TOR some time, with parties upon and near the line
d the road west from that place, for ties to place
upon the roadbed Failing to procure them at
Reasonable prices, they have finally concluded o
clntmci with The Passumpsic Railroad Company
90 furnish the number required for the present
]. j. a great pity that the prospective opening
OF This road west of that town has SO damqgeq the
lumber interest along the line that the rairoad
company has 70 procure ties on which to lay the
track through a heavily wooded town. from a
distance Of a hundred miles or SO. Men who
would not give a dollar TO the building Of this
road are already out, hat in hand, TO catch the
first penny set aaoat in the prosecution Of this
great enterprise Shame
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SOCIAL GArnERNG.-Mr. II. H. Bishop, tn,
enterprlslng proprietor of Bishops Hotel, an
nounees Social Gathering and Oyster Supper
on Monday Evening, January 80. All who at
tend will be sure Of u good time as well as poot
supper.
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DAVID CARTER's ESTATE-Tbe .nb

~ scrihers having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District of Randolph Com
nsioucrs 10 receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against tho estate OF David Carter
late OF Randolph, In said District deceased represented
usulyent, and tho term OF six months from tho l7th
day OF Docemhor 1870, being allowed by said Court
90 the creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice that We
will attend TO the duties Of appointment at thu
dwelin housc OF j. +. Tenney In Randolph in said Dis.
tret, tho 18th day Of June next, nine o'clock In
the forenoon Of said day.
JOHN HANKS, COMMISSIONER
Vnuinlt1 D,nl
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~ Hon. Henry Wilson has been nominated
for reelection to the United States Senate by the
Massachusetts, Legislative caucus, by q nearly
unanimous vote, And since elected
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llENHY WELCOME AS the day Friday next
draws near for the execution Of this unfortunate
young man, he -cems to have wakel to q foil real
izatinn of bis terrible situation lie hos written
to bis parent. in llne Aurgh, within lew days,
c1nicssing the crime. and requesting an interview
with bis mother. lie wished to obtain her for
gigeness for his Maynard conduct, disobeiicuce
Of wholesome family rules, and for the great dis
grace brought upon the family The family be-
ing in very moderate circumstances, her neigh
Dor. have furnished her with tho means, and She
Def, for Windsor on Tuesday.
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By the Court-Attest,
5i,i3' HARVEY rlLDEN, Judge.
EARL WARDS EsTATE-Tb

~ Subscribers having been appointed by the Hon.
orable Probate Court tor the District Of Washington,
commissioners 10 receive examine and ADJUST all claims
and demands Of all persons, against tho estate Of
Earl Ward, late OF Moretown, Ia said district, de-
ceased represented nsolYent aud the term Osx months
nom the oh day OF December $50 being allowed by said
Court 10 the creditors OF said deceased exhibit and
prove their espectye claims before Give notice. tina.
dwelling house Of Lydia Ward Ia said Morotown,
Ia said District the first Tuesdays of February and
June next AZ one o'clock In the afternoon, each Of
said days.
sAMgEL sSo1lMiEERyIWLLE, Commissioners.
M-L-Ln..n. ID. .-uLL .-lL L--l ~
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legal alntices,
'CSTAOHE MAILHOTS ESTATE~

EUSrACHE MAILHOTS ESTATE
The uscrihers having been appointed by tho Hon
ornlo Probate Court for the District of Washing
ton, Commissioners, TO receive examine and adjust all
claims and dcmnnds Of all persons against tho estate Of
Eusnchc Mahot, late of Montpelier, Ia said District
deceased represented usolvont, and the term OF six
months from the 29h day OF November 1870 being al
lowed hy said Court TO the creditors Of said deceased
10 exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice, that will attend TO the duties Of our
appointment at the Grand Jury Room, In Montpelier In
SAID District, the 2gth day Of March, and OF May
next at ono o'clock Ia the afternoon, each Of said
daya
NELSON A. CHASE, lc,,,,,,.,,,oor,
GEO. w. SCOTT commissioners
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The sixth lecture Of the Citizens Course, will
be given on Wednesday evening Of next week
tejth inst.,) by Prof w G. RcuARos, Of Pitts
field. Mas. Ills subject will be, The Matter
King" which he translates into oxygen, giving
IL regality Of rank among the elements. The sub.
ject is brilliantly illustrated with curious chemical
and philosophical apparatus giving to abstract
scientific truth all the attractions of magic. We
can only copy one Of the many 1ittering notices
Of the city press
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Tho public OF Chicago have rarely enjoyed an enter
iaiumcnt no thoroughly intellectual and improving as
the lectures OF Pf1i Richards on Chemistry. lie b.
equal in HE hcdi asa popular lecturer science 10
hgassiz or Dofemus,f.r he has superior He re-
minds Che listener ocn Of the polished and really poet
ie ufattons OF the late Proie-surGeuer o. Mitchell
on Autonomy Professor Richards is not only very
clear exhibitor Of chemical science, but polished and
chtte orator whose addresses from ginning 10 end
ore iul % elegance 0f dctun we'll as Instruction.
JUS Illustrative experiments are brill Mt lu effect. aud
amply repay DIS audience. Professor Richards clmo TO
uo West strongly commended by the Eaus and leaders
OF Eastern public opinion and he hli nliy verified tbs
promise they gave % him.
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ES'The Vermont Central Railroad has concluded
negotiations with the Pullman car company, by
which their entire line is to be equipped with
the Pullman parlor and sleeping cars for both
day and night service
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CTATE OLE VERMONT.
y wAsHINGroN DISTRICT 81

y WASHINGTON DISTRlCT, So
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within aud for
said District, the 2sth day OF Dec. A. d. 1870
Bctscy n. Carter, Administrative OF tho estate OF
Henry Cartgr ateoi Waterbury, in said district deceased
presents her administration account for examination and
allowance, and makes application for dec OF dstrl-
button and partition Of the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon Is ordered BY said Court that said
and said application be referred TO session thereof to
held tho Probate Office in said District eth day
ot January A. d. sl Tor hearing and decision thereon
And il Is urthor ordered, that notice hereof be given to
all persons Interested by publication Of the same three
weeks succos'Iyey in the Vermont Matchman State
Journal, newspaper published at Montpelier previous
to said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
at snd time and place. AMI show cause any they may
have why said account should not be allowed and such
dacreo mado.
By the COurt-Attest,
MN. MARNI.N irII my Iuhrs
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Il man can make 81 600 a month sec ure her own happi
ness and Independence by obtaining pSYC HOAlANtY,
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should send for the book enclosing 10 cts for poltage 10
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CHANCE ot ImE--fhe meeting Of the State
Teachers Association 10 be held at Mortified
will legin ut clock Thursday morning Jan.
-6th instead Of Wednesday evening, as previous
ly announced, the committee having found it diff
ue"it to secure speaker for that evening. This
viii he the tweniy-frst meeting Of this body 1t
is expected that the teachers and friends Of edu-
cation will rally in numbers to celebrate their As
sociation's coming of aec
The citizens Of Mortified extend hearty in
Y.huon % the teachersoi Vernon to share their
homes during the sessions Of the Association. -
The proprietor OF the Mortified House will furn.
'sh entertainment to members at ;le very reason
able rate Of 81 80 per day.
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Clergyman, while residing in South America US =
missionary, diseoyered safe and simple remedy for the
euro OF Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases OF the
Urinary and seminal Organs, and the whole train OF
disorders brought on By haneiu and vicious habits.
Great numbers have been cared By this noble remedy
Prompted by desire 10 help the afflicted and uniortu
nate, will seud The receipt for preparing and using this
nedlclne IN q scaled envelope, TO any who needs
Pre- u eAargs, Address JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d.
hible House, New York City. ~ ! ga65
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There can be no doubt but that c. l.. Smith i
Dried Beef, mentioned in another column, now
stands at the head of preserved meats in this
vicinity
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- Butter sold at St, Adams, TUESDAY, at
from 25 to IS cents extra 80.