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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-20

NoopnuRY.-Another old settler gone. Can't
James Nelson came 10 this town from Montpc
lier with bis father, Mark Nelson, in 1910, being
little more than sixty years ago, and bought d
lot OF Wild land in the south part of the town,
which they at once set about 10 clear up They
already knew what it was to work hard and fare
hard, FOR in those early days there were but few
inhabitants in town, and those very poor. Their
farm was situated beside one of the large ponds,
which thus took It's name Nesons pond, and is still
known by the same. Young Nelson at that time
was seventeen years old. Eight years after he
married Miss Harriet Benjamin, with whom he
lived fifty years on the same farm raised fam
ny OF thirteen children. About two years ago he
sold the old homestead broke up keeping house
and went to live with his daughter at East Calais,
Mrs AlOnzo ID Pcarce. His wife died soon af-
ter, and now, after brief illness of a few weeks,
he died Of dropsy, a few days ago, at the age OF
II years. He derived the tide Of Captain in old
mlliria times, he having command Of whit was
called the old " toodwoOd Company of this
town for many years lie was always spoken of
as an honorable and respected citizen. -Hard,ciok
Reporfer.
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A4arrta9es.


In Montpelier, at the Church Of the Messiah D..
l3tii by heYJ. klWd Wright, Mr. ARTHUR D. F,RwgfI
ana Miss ANNETTE NJ. MiNG, daughter Of j. A Wing,
Eel. all Of Montpelier. "'Ds
In Montpelier Dec. 49, by Rev. J. Edw'd Wright Mr.
'hhkLts NJ hANnLis and Mis.JASE II. .DrpLFY nom
u East Montpelier Also at tho same time and bv ~
stne' MI iOhtNto g. BuRSHAN, Of lltrdwiek and Miss
NKiriE Z. LOWELL, OF Walden.
Ia Montpelier Dec. 10th, at the residence Of Samuol
". felt' ~ Key. j. q. ". Coke, FRANK T. FIJI nj
Monipelier' aud MARY J. kENNEDr Of Duxbury
In Bradford, Dec Mr.. joins t. Cur1ER, Jn.. oil
Plymouth, \. H., and Miss ALICE j. BurLtR daushtc,
Of Dea "a. l.. Butler Of Bradford
In llraiutroe, Doc. gth Mr. JEuEL H. WtttAfs and
bliss JULIA A. LEwis, both Of Braintrce
In Rochester, Nov 27th, Mr.. Henry Moss. Of Doe,
LoHse' Montana and Miss NAlisrA MoRToN, Of r.
Ia llardwick, Dec q. Mr.. c. A. HArcn and Miss anna
DAWSON, both OF Hafdwick
In tairiee, Dec G., Mr.. ANoso DckiSsov, Of Corlntb
ana Mrs LAURA ABBOTT OF Fairee.
In East Burke, Nov. 27, Mr. Rurus C. FosrER. OF
newark and Miss DELIA d. WALrtR, OF East Haven
In East burke, Dec -, by Rev. II. p Cushing. Mr.
ALfhtp L. fiNNEr and Miss ELLA II. CussING, daugh
Yer OF The ohciatins clergy all Of East burke
Ia Rehiord. Dee. ~, Mr.. ALDEN H. PoRrrn and Afls,
ELLEN NJ. BunBANk both of Troy
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The press Of the country was never SO
nearly unanimous as in its commentator Of
the appointment Of ex-senator Williams, oil
Oregon as Attorney General His ability
his integrity, his iearlessness in the discharge
of duty, are uuquestoned His appointment
while it will strengthen the administration Of
President Grant, is a most significant answer
to the ISLANDERS of the enemies of the Presi.
dent.
Mr.. Joseph Medill, having been elected
Mayor of Chicago, has dissolved his editorial
connection with the Tribune of that city for
the term of his administration, though still a
large owner in the paper. lie is not to be
responsible for what appears in the Tribune.
nor the Tribune for the city government, but
both are to act with entire independence. It
is notable instance of honorable spirit on
both sides, aud Of a just sense of the fitness
of things.
Public rejocings took place in Windsor,
Sund y, over the convalescence of the Prince
Of Wales A number of oxen aud sheep were
roa'ted by order of the town authorities, aud
a general feast was held, to which the poor
and may others were invited.
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Legal Antipes.
CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and for
said District on the 18th day Of December A. d. 1871
Mary Faierty, administratrix Of the estate of Pat
ed makes application 70 said Court TO extend the time
heretofore allowed her To pay the debts due from said
estate and TO render her administration account until
some future day
NheIeupon ordered by said Court that said appli-
iaton be- heard at the PROBATE Olee In Montpelier on
the 18th day ofJany AID a72 aud II Is further ordered
that notice be given To all persons concerned by the pub
catOn OF this order In the Vermont Waterman State
Journal printed at Montpelier three weeks successfully
ueOre said hearing.
BY the Court Attest,
0i,0l HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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4 The receipts of the Northern Transport
a'ion Company from passengers, the past
|eason, were $4,000,
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BUSINESS CHANoE-.-Owing to the call upon
his time occasioned by the immense demand for
the :" Universal Healer" Frank Lczor has sold
his interest in the barber shop to his partner,
Joseph Mcron, who will carry on the business in
connection with his brother-in-aw, Mr.. Jangraw.
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het $drertts

heu advertisements
IQ3l 1901
IRA $. TOW
MATCHMAKER, JEwELER
AND oprICAN.
At HIS OLD STAND,
STATE STREET,
MONTPELIER, W.,
ESTA BLISHED INIs3I,
rasss This method Of returning his sincere thanks for
W. hnd and liberal patronage 30 generously bestowed
Of the tme BY keeping we'll selected stock Of goods In
his Inc aud prices that cannot niil to meet the ap-
probation Of all Come ant examine his superior
assortment Of
Fine cold and SRcer, S,ciss and american
Ladies' and Gents Watches. Chains. Charm, Diamond
and Crystal Cluster Blood.stonc, Agate s.pphire
RUBY, Amethyst, Garnet Emerald, Pearl, onyx
AMI Topaz top, and solid Gold Rings Gold
Pensaad Pencils, Ladies' Fine Garnet and
Heavy Gold Sets. new styles Brooch
o. uentiemen's Bosom-pns and
studs Gun buttons Gold and
silver Thlmhos, Shell
Tumble cases, Coda
Plated Bracelets
and Jet Goods
~ mar Jersirg of Ersry Description msis 10 order II
BEAUTIFUL STERLING SILVER GOODS.
Consist
Table, bcscit,
Mustard Salt Jel.
lyi aud Cream Spoons,
sugar shells, Pie, Butter
and fruIt knives, Gravy Ladies'
Child's knives, fOrks and Spoons la
eases Napkin Rings Pickle Forks salt
Stands, oc., OF the strawberry pattern tho
huest handsonest style introduced into this market
ROGERS BROS CELEBRATED PLArED GOODS,
comprising Tea Sets OF the most Elaborate Patterns Cake
Baskets Jelly and Fruit Stands Vases Butter dishes
Sat stands m cases 'oblcts, Cups Patters, Baking
Dishes, syrup Pitchers. lard Receivers Toilet sets f
ie Vrns' Wine CaatoTs, Berry Dishes, Watch stanl.,
PORCELAIN LINED ICE PITCHERS.
Paper Weights Match Safes knife Rests Pickle C,stors
Desert sets breakfast and Dinner Clstors Pickle or
Preserve Stands Drinking Cups, spoon Stands Patent
Call Bells Spring Tape Measures, sewing Birds, Mus
aid ups, I9neeeo boxes, Ivory aud solid Steel Han.
die Table aud Medium knives, Nut Cracks and Pleas
Cake, Pie, and Butter Knives Forks and spoons Single
many other fancy articles OF the MrWinav Bg,rf,Sit
company's make. COLD ami Silver bowed spectaelcs.
Sole Agent for the Celebrated
OLA MOND SPEC TACLES
''SnovIS ed ed by J t9' SS,t ogssHs e m country
COME AND TRY THEN.
ALSO FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS.
THE AMERICAN CALENDAR CLOCK,
W~raHief 70 Rs9sisr The Month, Day Of "a, Month and
boy NJ ne mex correctly, trithyaf ai,rafi9n
for Eiyht Yeas
Toilet Articles, Toys, Cutlery, Wallets, Travel
ing Bags Fancy Boxes, etc. Sole Agent for
MERCK'S GREAT SILIClMURATE KLENZER
For cleaning Gold, Silver and Plated Goods.
Il works like a charm. Every family should haveit
Al tmfs Of Pine Uafchss repnref ftsu shoHlf be
Fine Watches iewecd and adjusted 10 heat cold
and position, as well ~ can be done at
nny establishment 10 New York
Boston.
WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF FINE WATCH WORK.
In addition to my own long experience as Practical
Workman. shall always keep a FIRST CLASS Watch
maker Clocks and Jewelry repaired neatly aud with
dispatch Call and examine goods, and will en-
deiyor 10 please you.
NO GOODS MiSREPRES ENTED.
REMEMBER NY PLACE,
The OH Stand, State Street,
MONTPELIER, VI.
/. S. TOW n.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT rs.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier in and for said
District, on the 18th day Of December, A. ID. 1871.
Horace faes, administrator with the will annexed
the estate of John spading, late OF Montpelier In
said district deceased makes application to said Court
extend the time heretofore allowed him the debts
due said estate, and to render his
account, until some future day.
whereupon Il Is ordered by said Court that said appli-
cation heard at the Probate Once in MONTPELIER on
the 9th day Of January 1871 aud Is further ordered
that notice be given to all persons the pub
LEGATION OF this order In the Vermont Waterman htate
Journa printed at Montpelier three weeks sueeessyey
oeiore said hearing.
by the C0urt--Attcst
0liO3 N. A. CHASE, Register
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BETTER AND CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER
b o o T ) 0 X SH OES;
THOSE FASTENED WITH

C A B L L SCR W IRE.
BETTER because they are more Pliable, more Com.
Portable are Waterproof, and warranted not to RI
or Cape.
oRRAPER-Beeause, while their arst cost Is not ia
excess Of sewed pegged work Of like grade thelI
durability is far greater they preserve their shape much
better and the metallic fastening ensures more Equal
Wear.
Equally applicable to light and heavy work.
The immense demand having called forth mutations
consumers should be that every boot or shoe bean
the Patent Stamp.
SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE qGo2
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Inland H. Wheeler Of Woodstock and Wullac,
n. Naucog of RoyaIton have been sworn and nd
United as attorneys of the Supreme Court.
Lion T. A Stewart Of Derby has purchase,
"a half interest ia che Newport EIpres, and will
become joint editor aud proprietor with Mr. D
NJ. Camp, january l-t Mr. Stewart has beer
Judge Of Probate Cor Orleans county for seycra
years, and is a gentleman Of excellent character
and requirements.
Hon Columbus Delano is said to be the onl,
native Of Vermont who has been a member o
the Presidents cabinet
Mr. 4. G. B5ardmau, aged 70 years, town
clerk Of Morriston for over thirty years, died a
residence on Monday
Mis-, Emma L. Hoy, Of this village has beer
elected clas4 poet by her mate. at Vassar college
Mr. Henry r. luckerman, the scholar, VIII,
died Sunday. OF pneumonia. at the house Of rea
tigc., iu Madison avenue, New York had been
sick but few days.
-Aebuu papers state that the lion VIM II
seward is very low from paralysis
Since h.t reports the Prince OF VALE, ha,
continued 90 progress satisfactorily towards con-
valesconco
lion. Thadiou- r Fletcher, died at hi. resi-
dcnce 10 Darlington Saturday morning. Mr.
Fletcher has been long sufferer from disease
His age was seventy years llc was a man Of re
markabe business talent and had amas>cd great
wealth. he lrmerly resided at Essex, and il
lsio-ll. WIS elected member Of the State Senate
on the wing ticket. Among the last acts Of BIZ
lie were The princcly donation to the Home foi
the Destitute, ia Burlington ofslO0 600, and tn,
endowment OF Essex Classical institute with $40.
900 The deceased was brother Of Hon. Pari,
Fletcher Of Briiport, and Col Frederick Fletcher
of st. Johns5ury he leaves q wife and daugh.
ter
Hon William - Wa,hburn, the Governor
elect of Massachusetts,, received nrcwel
dinner rom BIS colleague Of the House Of Rep.
rc-enmtiyes last evening. Judge Poland is on,
Of tie three members of Congress who have re
ceiyed an invitation tojoin the Massachusetts del
egation on this pleasant occasion.
Gen William Nash of New Haven, a promi
uent citizen OF Addison county, and for 90 year,
President Of the Bank Of Middebury, died on
sunday, &c au advanced age
- Tic marriage Of Representative Eugene
Hale Of Maine and Miss Chandler, will occur or
Wednesday next, at the residence Of the bride
mther, Senator Chandler The bridal tour viii
extend as far east as the home Of the Representa-
tive
Mr.. Crombic, Of the Lecture Committee Of the
Young Men, Association. informs the Free Pres.
that he has line from George William Curtis,
written ut Washington, Dec. 18th, saying that he
doesnot purpose giving up his lecture cement,
10 Vermont, but that bis duties on the Civil Ser
vice Commission will keep him busy until March,
when Be will On bis appointments in Burlington,
Rutland. st. Adams, Montpelier and st. Johns
bury. This will be gratifying news to all Lecture
gocrs and Mr. Curtiss hosts ofadmirers through.
ont our State.
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TWENTY-ElGHT YEARS PRACTICE
In the treatment Of diseases incident to Females has
placed DR.. DOW at the head Of all physicians maxim.
such practice speciality and enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent in the worst cases Of Sup
p'sssio" and all other Menstrual Dsrangemenis from
hdsuer All letters for advice must contain g.
Oaice, No. ESDcorr STREET, BosToS.
n B.-Board furnished to those desiring to remain
under treatment Boston, July, is7l.-77ly
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WEsr FArRIEE X. R.-The Commissioners Of the
West Fairlee Railroad give notice that books for
subscription to the stock Of the road will be
opened at West Fairlee on Thursday Of this week.
Enough stock will doubtless be subscribed 10 the
road at that time to effect an organization. After
this is Effected, active measures will be taken to
prosecute the work with yigor
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CHRISTMAS FEsTiylriEs.-An entertainment
consisting Of music, tableaux. recitations. pan
tomimes' &c. and intended to entertain children
especially, will be given in the yestry of the
church OF the Messiah, on Monday evening Dee.
25th, to which the public are generally invited.
The scholars Of the Sunday School will be ad.
mitted free others will be charged small ad.
mission fee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-20

MoRRIsvmLE.-Nessrs. Moulton Brothers Of
johnson, Propretlrs Of Mouton's Patent Water
Iubing), have made arrangements to move their
works TO this village, and have already moved a
part Of their machinery. At present they will
occupy the basement story Of the Morrisyille
Manufacturing cos shops. but will erect a large
shop OF their own as soon as spring opens. The
tubing Of their manufacture is fast going into
general use, and parties who have used it much
prefer il to lead pipe, or the old fashioned logs.
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CABor.--Nathanel L. Wilson has sold his
farm, known as the Houghton farm, to Bems
Pike and Oscar F Morrill, for 50 500
Frederick McDulec has sold his farm and
residence At the lower village, to Alvin f. Nc
Duhee
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WArcn No. 2l05l, STEM misunderstanding Trade Marx
United States Watch Co, Marion, ~ J."-manufac
turcd by United States Watch Co.. (Gies, Wales & Co
has been carried by me three months It's total variation
from mean time being one cond.-NoAH u. PArSr
Publisher, Prov. R. H. Reraa.
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From NJ. Mrs. I'm. R. Kendall Frssport Ne
Among the many Salyes now in use, Miss sawyer's
stands pre-emnent for almost all the aches and pains tho
human family are afflicted with. For Rheumatism, Lame
Joints, Nervous headache, gives instant relief We
have used for several years and find II an uHfngye
ETY. for Burns, Seads Sore Throat, SAT- Risun SeeQ,d
Joins &C. We eheerfully recommend to the public as
being perfectly safe and good for many more aches than
we have mentioned.
Mr.. Mas. WM r. KENDALL.
Frooport, March Il, s65.-920i
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STAND NOT UPON THE ORDER OF YOUR GOING,
But go at once and buy bottle Of the fragrant sozo-
DON'T You will never regret It, It not only beauties
and preserves the eoth and arrests decay but leaves
the mouth cool and the breath fragrant as a rose
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON fiNrhtlf. b.
In Probate Court held At Montpei taf -
said District the 18th day ol Dcceu it' ~ . 1871
II. y. Carpenter, Administrator, wit tae y frns1e
Of the estate OF lara cushman, late o. iaaturi as4
district, deceased makes application ~ 49, frf nf
lloenso TO sell all OF tho real estate % 49, "a u-
GLIDING any right OF holpss,,s;..' th'i 9s-liaf
mai III, snle Of "A ma enereof IL nee 30 l1y-
,as,, al ia S-.ts0f said deceased, 49,. flt t,al mart
mont ~ s'soll Without injury 10 those . . M, ~
.hAfnder, and that the severance OF su % st,. snit
greatly deprocato the value OF the siaf, ld ~ Il
great Inconvenience to the parties Interested esther IN
such residue or In such homestead.
Whereupon, II Is ordered by said Court, that sad
application be referred 10 session thereof held
at the Probate Office In said Montpelier tho 18th day
Of January A. d. s72 for hearing decision thereon
And II further ordered that ali persons Interested BE-
notified hereof by publication OF notice Of applica
an orier thereon, three weeks In the
Vermont watchuan state Journal, printed Il Mont
peer, before SAID tae o. hearing, that they may zp
pear al sad time and place, and, II they cAusi.
object thereto.
ny the Court.--Attest
ol0i N. A. CHASE. Register.
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WArER.lt will be observed that the matter
of procuring a supply Of water for the village has
been placed in hands Of a committee, consisting
OF John A. Page, Samuel Wells Joel Foster, Jr.
Denison Dewey and f. V Randall This is u
first rate committee, and augurs well Tor some
action which shall furnish US a generous supply.
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II you want to be able read for hours together by
any kind of light, use Lazarus a Morris Perfected
spectaees. They are almost perfectly achromatc Call
on T. G. PnISSEr without delay, and get pair. 9f.Ol
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CALAIS. Religious services in the De Od Meet
ing-IIouse" Dec eth, conducted by Rev. j
Edward Wright.
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The nnrnnbce.s Smith Conccrl.

One Of the largest audiences that by any pos.
sibility could be packed into Village Hall greet
ed this ayorte troupe on the occasion Of their con.
cert Thursday evening. The programme, rather
short, WINS somewhat heightened by judcious el-
cores, and each singer apparently did his or her
" level best" We doubt If any possible com.
binaton could have given better satisfaction "a
the members Of the Lecture Association and 9th.
ers present. They can always be assured OF
crowded houses and delighted listeners here
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LARGE llocs.-Mr. James NJ Smith Of Barre.
killed last week FIVE hogs, each seventeen months
old, whose respective weights were 56l, 6i2, 593.
59i and 52s pounds The last mentioned hog had
a litter Of twelve pigs, which accounts for her
somewhat diminished weight Who beats this ?
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GREES MOUNTAIN SnuNARr.- Professors Moooi-
and Smith have leased this school at Waterbury
Centre for The period Of three years, upon term.
satisfactory 70 both themselves and the board Of
Trustees Mr. Smith viii hereafter he the
Preccptress Mr. Moocrs retaining his position @,
Principal and Mr.. Smith, Singing-masier. All
cause lor dissension having been removed, it i.
hoped TINT under the new and superior manage
ment- there viii not be better school Of the kind
in the State
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| TK BEvNNoroN BoND CASE. The decision Of
the Bennington County Court in tho case oil
Adams vs. the First National Bank Of Bennington
settles for the present one point in banking Gus.
toms, of considerable importance and will render
it necessary Tor banks hereafter to take even more
pains for security Of bonds and pledges in their
possession as collateral" than they do with
those on special deposit for safe keeping.
When the First National Bank, above named.
was robbed, August 2, 1865, among the property
stolen were United States bonds to the amount Of
$4,000, which had been deposited by Enos Adams
as collateral security for two notes. One Of tho
notes had become due, and was paid, before the
robbery The decision Of the Court is that the
bank must pay Adams for that part Of the stolen
bonds, 80 500, which was security for the unuaid
note.
1t would seem from this decision, that bond.
on deposit collateral must be taken care Of with
all possible precautions for security, to enable the
bank 70 escape liability for them in case Of
theft but bonds on deposit for mic keeping
only, having received ordinary care, are at the
dopositor's risk.
The testimony, which was very yoluminous,
turned mainly on the point Of sufficient care on
the part Of the bank in taking charge Of Adams
funds, as the robbers failed to get into the inner
safe, and Adams bonds were in the outside safe.
This case will Of course be made decisive in sew
oral other suits against the bank to recover SINH
lar losses.
II may be stated that the bank, at the time of
the robbery, offered to reimburse Adam. to the
amount Of these collaternls for the UNPAID note .
he brought suit for tho whole. and rec1yors the
amount above stated.
--..-
STATE AomcrtruRAL SocErY.-At the annual
meeting Of this society, held in Burlington on
Wedue.dav .f last ,re,t tt, c.u.,.f,. tr..r.
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Montpelier Dec Josh ls7l.

B,RRE.-Dr. n W. Bradley, of Chelsea, has
purchased the homestead Of Charles rempeton,
E-l. for s., 900.
DIR A. f. Fields, Of Washington, has re.
moved to Barre and opened a Drug store in
frcnch's Block.
Barre has town meeting warned to be held
the Both, to see about railroad matters The
town is somewhat in earnest now to see which
road will do the best for the town They have
been dancing attendance to the Vermont Central
for sometime, bat do not get any satisfactory in
formation from them, and are growing uneasy,
and will soon turn their attention another way.
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SUICIDE ~ BAaRE-On Saturday last, Mis-.
Ielma d. Richardson, young lady aged 2s years
committed suicide By cutting her throat with a
razor. She had complained Of severe head.
ache, and sent her parents after some herbs tc
allay the pain. No sooner had they gone, than
She seized q razor laying On the table, with which
she completely severed her wind-pipe. She lived
but short time. 1t is supposed that she wa,
laboring under temporary fit Of insanity, t.
which she was at times subject
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MISUNDERSTANDING on Dec each
By Rev w II Walbrilgc ut 1890 A. 49,, and I
pm
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y For Coughs, Bronchitis and Consumption, IN ID.
early stages, nothing equals Dr. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery 5-7