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In Berlin, Aug ~. Mr.. CusulEs LlwREScr. aged O.
years.
In waitsdeld on the lfth inst, Mt WILLIAM BHSAao,
aged % years.
In S. John,bury, on tho 2oth inst. NArnAv HALF.
ESQ., long resident Of Danville, aged about En- years
10 Danvillc, Aug %, Mrs srs,N Gaioas, aged SO
years, wife u Hon. Andrew Mcmillan.
IN Bradford, july 9Th, Mr. L0wELt OHrfSLrtr, in
the 1sth year Of hs age.
In Cambridge Aug 9Th. RnOut e. SurnvAv wife "
OTIS sherman. agcd % years
In Waterbury, Aug 10, faAVK q. DAVIS, aged % yrs.
In pomfret Aug. &c, RUFUS GntyEs, aged ~ years.
In East Bethel, Aug. l6 Mr.. Lrcr BfLtfvas Fisk.
wifi Of the late Deacon Leonard Fisk n the ssth year
her age
In Barre, Aug i5 FnrnniF A., youngest son OF AFRO
A. and Betsy +. Pratt aged year 0monthe and 3 days
Must put you away. my pct
Ny tender bud midtown.
With the dew of the morning upon SOU &c.,
And your blossoms all unsh0wnf
My heart s near Go break
For the voice shall not hear.
For the cinging arms around mJ n,ct
And the ho'steps drawing near
For the precious mothername..
And the touch Of The little hand
Oh am no very much 10 blame
lf shrink from tho sore demand
Oh Baby, my heart s sore
For the love that was to De,
For the untrcd dream of love now o'.r.
'rWiHt thee, my child aud me
It's a weary world at best
This world that he will not kuuN
Would waken him out Of such perfect root
For ils sorrow and strife Al, nO
Escaped are its thorns and harms
The ouly path be has irod
l. that which leads from Dis mother arms
Into tho OF God
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7 rr1risd Erp-e0y fir Wai,Aman state jovnaL
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.
For DO week endlns Tuoslay. Ansn-t q. ISL.


Asocsr or srocs Ar 'rARNu
rlNe. Shsfr. Shaiss. Hous. Cl'rss.
5 5s.' n, ss,s 20. j 3a3 ~ ~ "a e
PRicrs.-n.e' C1iHs Extra fat and heavy. premium
Oxen wa $1,000. ir-t quality $500 a 9.i0i second
quality $500 90 --1t third quality 5000 AZ s. si Y
ol Pos. on total weight Of hide tllow and dressed beet
a isH choice .n-'e pnIr'i $3.50 5000 Bulls, &C.,
Tor.ny o,m.-i3l ssog pair. or according to their
g1luo %. beef Handy stocrs. $50 "a SD.
Mua cow.-iip Htoi extra good, $50 So, with or
without calves o. may bee agreed arrow and ordina-
S,5r~-Yearlngs ioam, two-year. old soo n 20 ,
hrreycar old 900 ou. Western steers choice, gu so
Sie,p and Lamb. soon 40 o0o In lots $3.50 a sijOi
eNtr' : 70 ilets 't. on live weight, orSooo ~ so.@
Si1fv.-wholesale, 6a7c retail, Ct asc PB. Fat
ilu-s 7nfl n. Spring Pigs -al0c q h.
Tsaf Carei.-f51lDSil0l head.
Hfs.-Brgltnn, q a. cis.i country lots, ia 7lc
wit wool on, slOl@st.2i each; country lots dry $50
$40. Caifskns lGNl-c.
RrAuKs. -- The trade for the past week ha. been
rather better the qualities OF Western steers.
eted ut low prices their young cattle have boen sold
a. low 10 q c. per- TO- live weight ~ twOyear old heif-
head. Il. E.us sold pair workers, & feet II inches,
iOr S9j pairs for $40, feet 10 inches and feet
uee7 TO- gcrth. Western sold oxen, 1900 lbs each,
az = C. live weight fat cows, Sai each milk COWS a,
So and si1 year old heiier 90 dress $50 lbs for sl5
d W Bruwuoll sold steers Go II. Ripley u bingham
from lot OF 10 very extra red Durhnms, led by Rich
host lot at Matcrtuwu 90 Western steers sold at Water
town at o!c 90 c. live prices about the same a. last
week.
Of The sheep above reported many carloads were re
ceIved on Friday and saturday. The demand for lamb
m Canada lambs Gi lbs, at ne. A. Fowler B Of 30 lbs
at 1lc d. ". &. Erwin sold go sheep and lamhs -O his
at st1e pcr head. B. nurlbort sold IN lambs at &C
other lots as 10 and 50 and l0O per head Live poul
il I.N. Pressed Northern hogs Nif.
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Boston Produce Market.
For He Week Emitting Augla Is.


BtuLl-R Receipts for the week qil4 packages and
i53 boxes, against 1881 packages and 800 boxes for
the corresponding week last year receipts to-day 1879
packages and 3 boxes Trade has been quiet and the
market dull and inactive drought the week Strictly
fine butter has commanded full prices but the hulk Of
the receipt. been Of the common and Inferior grades
which have sold slowly and at low figures There is evil
IDENTIFY large stock o this description hand which
must no sold for export will be unfit for any
thing except bakers use.
We quote tine New York and Vermont butter at q a2lc
per lh. with selections selling at .Pa0c good do 206
-ie, hne Western Magic; common and Inferior do at
llml-oi inferior and bakers butter sells at l2nl3c.
CuEEsE-kecepts for the week fii boxes and for to-
day l7l boxes The market exhibits no improvement
uud trade is very dull
We quote ine New York aud Vermont factory at 5d
iuic per lhi Ohio factory at Al0ci choice dalyat ga
u y common do at ialc
to-day 2- boxes and 81 bbls. The market q. we'll sup
piled AMI prices are easier good lots OF Eastern selling
at sc per dozen. and Northern AT Ac,
htAN.-h0ceip- Tor the week 1hi hhls, and to-day 81
1ns Ihe market continues lrn with Hight stock and
"a, demand l'f tle nest lots.
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DIN, in Calais, August i,h, Colonel JAbEz Mowrn,
aged 80 years and month";
tMasuchusott and Maine papers, please copy)
For more than sixty years Colonel Mower had
been resident Of Calais, and most Of the time
lived upon the place whore be first settled Ia the
last War he served as sergcan, in the artillery, and
was stationed at Pattsburgh, Burlington, Swan
ton, and elsewhere. After returning from the
war lie took lively interest in the militia Of the
State, ond eventually became Lieutenant. Colonel
Of infantry and perhaps Colonel An original
democrat, he became Que Of the pioneers in the
anu-sayery movement, and rendered the cause
most efficient service when its friends we're few
and looked upon with contempt In those times
he was repeatedly candidate for county Senator,
bat oi course failed Of an election. His opinions
ia religious and political mattcrs-indeed in every
thing--worc too radical and outspokcn TO render
him available for the common rounds Of town
Office but he earned the infinitely higher award
Of having lived and died q conscientious, out
spoken, honorable man.
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In Eden, Aug ., BY Rev. A, G Stevens, FptyK Plum
Ley, ESQ., Of Northdcd and Ms InyiNiA /. FLETCHER
Of Eden.
In waitshcld on the 1Oth inst, by Row J. II Babbitt
Mr., NrnSON W. BrLLOCk, Of Chicago, H., aud Miss
sARAH VI. HASTINGS, Of Waltshelu.
In Waitsaeld Aug. Is, BY Rev. J. Boyce. NJ ELISHA
!. HEwirt of Warren, and Mis- MARY A. J0Hvs0v Of
Lincoln.
In Rochester, Aug lith, by Rev. I. S. Hubbard Wal
IER a. MAuoSLY, and ELLA j. MORGAN, both Of Colum
bus Ohio.
In Chelsea, Aug sth, Mr.. WftLtAA = NlrH0Ls, and
Mrs. SrBiL A. CARrER, both Of Chelsea.
In Hardvick, July 2sth, Mr. NATHAN ". BAuEr, aud
Mis- SUSAN Lucr, both Of Elmore.
In sharon Aug To- at the residence Of the brides a.
Their by Rev g. II. White, Mr.. GE0naE \. WILEY and
Miss CLARA $. BLAME, both 0f sharon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-23

o. Mrs. Isabella Beocher Hooker is a
sister of the Plymouth Church divine, Henry
Ward Bsecher, and the wife Of an able and
prominent lawyer in Hartford, Conn. She is
a lady of rare attractiyeness, inheriting many
of the family talents, and possesses all the
comforts that wealth, lovely home, aud the
society Of husband and children can afford.
What there can possibly be in common be-
tween her and VIGOROUSLY unvirtuous adj
ventures like Victoria G. Woodruff, self
styled candidate for the presidency it would
seem impossible to imagine yet recently a
letter, Of which the following is an extract,
has been published over her signature ad.
dressed to the Woodruff person
| have this moment read your letter Of accept
nnce, my darling queen, and it is all | could ask
You are fitted for political strife and for
pure leadership, firmly believe give YOU
my blessing, and deepest sympathy ard warmest
prayers, II the Lord keep in you the true wo-
manly spirit Of your letter-the gentleness, pa
thence and faith, the spirit Of self sacrifice and
heroic iirmness for the right-al will go well with
yon and with rs your sisters, and with our be-
loved country Ever yours in love and hope
If such be the results of embracing the
woman suffrage doctrines upon ladies like
Mrs. Hooker, what must he the effect of these
ideas upon women of less intellect and fawer
advantages
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Montpelier Manufacturing comnan,.

We are happy in being able to announce that
the sum deemed necessary to complete the organ
izaton Of this company $50 900 ,Oo-was secur-
cd on Friday last and committee appointed To
complete the negotiations for the purchase and
transfer Of the Childrens' Cab business from
Waterbury to the Taft Mil Buildings in this
place. The committee were instructed to push
forward subscriptions TO the stock as fast rs pos
siblc, to at least 500 ,O0O,OO The organization
under the charter, will he completed as soon as
legal notice can be given 10 the meantime we
suppose active measures will be taken to advance
the work, so that the least possible time shall he
lost in the prosecution Of the business
We can but regard this a. " new departure r
for our community in the right direction, and
firmly believe it will be the dawning Of brighter
day in respect to our general prosperity and
growth. All honor to those men who have over
come all opposition-open and overland con-
quered success
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-23

"A private letter from Caprera, July "a,
says Gen. Garibaldi during the last few
days has suffered more intensely from his
pains than ever before His old wounds give
him great torment lie has had to give up
his usual short walks, and whenever he is
able to leave bis bed, be has to sit in a small
hand-car to take an airing around the fields
adjacent to his residence. Iii. greatest de-
light seems to exist in meeting old friends,
who ore never chary in their visits or Kind.
nesses to the disabled patriot
The newest dodge to make Us get well
and deceive ourselves with the idea that We
are not taking medicine, are the quinine bis
cults, lately introduced 10y London bakers.
They are small. extremely well made aud
have q pleasant and delicately bitter flavor
Each biscuit is estimated to contain oue-fourth
of a grain Of quinine, aud for delicate stom-
achs or where it is desirable to disguise medi-
zines as much as possible or to combine food
with medicine in perfectly agreeable FORM
these biscuits are likely to become very popu-
ar
-CoIorod women and girls have become
ayoriicc class ofseryant, with the housekeepers
Of New York and Boston. Labor agents at
Richmond say that the demand for colored wo-
men from both the cities named is very great
and still increasing. They cannot Gil half the
orders for such servants, aud one agent now
advertise, for i've hundred women and girls to
60 North, promising from So to $50 per
month. These colorcd servants get at Rich
moud from SO 10 $40 rar month rarely
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-23

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-ln consequence of the
repairing Of bridge between fillmore and
Worcester Mr. Barnes the stage driver, was, on
Wednesday last, obliged to come ria East Elmore
on his trip to this village. The road be repre-
sents rs being very rough and billy. In coming
down one Of the steep grades the pole to his wag-
broke, letting the stage on 10 the horses heels
The horses ran, and although they did not succeed
in getting away from Mr. Barnes, they were not
pulled up until they had made a complete wreck
Of the stage, There were on the stage at the
time five adult passengers and three children.
The entire load escaped serious injury with the
exception Of Mr., Selden Merriam, man about
7Oyears Of age, residing in Morrisylle, who was
thrown from the drivers seat on to the side Of the
road, and had broken one leg, two ribs and it Is
feared suffered some injury to hi. spine His re-
coyery is regarded as doubtful
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s.0.S

QUA RgAnNHs will find in those columns the adyer.
tisemont Of tho Peabody Medical Institute" Of Bos-
ton which publishes DR.. layers immensely popular
work entitled Tho Science Of Life, or SelfPrcserya
ton" shich treats upon all the disorders that result
from The errors Of youth, In mastery manner 1t
should be In the hands Of every young and every
person suffering decline Of tho physical powers The
Institute also publishes that Invaluable treatise by the
'ame author ,"s Sexual Physloogy Of Woman and her
nlssnao..n DON'T fill % read The Advertisement
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List of Letters,

Remaining il tie Montpelier Post OGct
AKgHSt 10, 1871
LAplfs---Mi.s doorglanna Andrews, Miss Augusta
COutant, Miss Emily q. King,
GESrLeMrS = usaehe Blonin, Bruno Chearne, Ely
Cayef Lewis cass Charles Dickinson, H. T.. Edgerly g.
r. Foster, Nm, H. Gould, Bouaura uiaun0ris Moses
Haul NJ, n. Howarth, NJ. Lalemand, Faglnar Malger,
James VI Rogers, H. NJ. Slayton, Charles semsnx
kardina yailier Herbert Warren DR., Chas. w. Ward
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.ARAH d PERSONS ESTATE.

~ The suhscrbers having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing
ton Commissioners, TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against tho estate Of
sarah h. Person, late Of Berlin In said District,
represented nsoyent, and the term Of six
months from the 18th day OF August, 1871, being al
lowed by said Court 10 the creditors Of said deceased
To exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice that We will attend the duties Of
appointment the dwelling house Of Jonathan Bosworth
In Berlin, in said District, on the first Thursdays OF
september and February next at one o'clock in the
afternoon, on each Of said days.
SYLNANlS y. NYE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
ROLLINS II. STEWART )
August u, A. u. is7l.-sJS5
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500

The Now dsnitctant. BRoMo CnLoRALuN, meets the
cat want Of something adapted to all conditions whore
prompt deodorlzng and dslnfeetion are necessary It
Is entirely odeTlos, nonpoisonous and harmless and
being largely diluted when used It's economy brings II
within the reach Of all Who wish to employ this simple
means mr. tho preservation Of health during the warm
seaaon
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RFrNioN or rHE TNrH NEsNoNT.-ihe Sixth
Annual reunion Of the 10th Vermont Regiment
will be held at the Van Ness House, in Burlington
on Thursday September eth. The business meet
ing will be held at Grand Army Of the Republic
Hail. At O'Clock r. N. Dinner AZ 9 O'Clock All
members of the Old Tenth " are cordially in
yited to he present, with ladics Fare one way
on the Vermont Central Railroad il twenty five
attend. An that expect to be present are request
ed % write " W Henry to that effect, that he
may make arrangement. for their accommodation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-23

ENcoumGwrN1 TO lloNE MANunTuREs.- In
the revised regulations adopted by the Vermont
Central Railroad FOR the transportation If freight.
we notice the following
" Cotton and Woolen goods manufactured on
the line Of the Vermont Central Railroad, and the
roads under it, management will be transported
at the rates in the next class below the one In
which they are named in the general classifta-
ton "
|. This IS very wise provision, tending to en-
courage and foster the growth Of manufactures
along the line Of the road thus beneftting both
the road and the community in which they are
located We wish it might be extended to in
cludc other manufacturing interests, and we have
no doubt but what sound policy will dictate thi,
course 70 the railroad in due course of time.
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ALFRED EDDY's ESTATE.

u. The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Washington,
Commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate OF
Alfred Eddy, late Of Msrshheld 10 said district de-
nsoyent and the term Of six months
from the 18th day OF July, A. d. 1871 being allowed by
said Court the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before u.s. Give notice
that we will attend the duties Of appointment at
the dwelling house Of widow Neom Eddy, In Marshheld,
in said District the second Saturdays of September
and January next, at o'clock In the afternoon, on
each of said days
A p. HICKS, .,.t..t...,
Mtrshiaid. Iuly Doth. A ID. l-7I.-.lEJ
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GORGE L. sIMoNs' ESTATE.

" The Subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
orabe Probate Court for the District OF ton Com
issoners, TO receive examine, and ADJUST All claims and
slmons late Of Montpelier In said District, deceased, rep
resented nsolven and the term Of sx months from the
be creditors OF ad deceased TO exhibit and prove their
respective oalms before us Give NOTICE that We will
store Of Farwel Brothers, in Montpelier, In said
District the nth days Of October and of January
next o'clock In the afternoon, on each OF said
days.
A. l.. CARLTON, ! cammissionar.
ALBERT JOHONNOrr, J
lnlalln InlA. ID. .-slAl
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shs6 "A. CHASE, Register.
OLIVER DEWEY'S ESTATE.

~ The Subscriber, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for The District of Washington
Guardian Of Oliver Dewey, OF Berlin, In said District
and by order of said Court the term Of six months from
the 18th day OF August 1871, being allowed 10 the cred
tors Of said ward TO exhibit and prove their respective
claims before me- payment Give notice that will
attend the duties of my appointment and said order
at the dwelnghousc of oliver Dewey In Berlin In said
district on the 18th day Of November and the 18th day
Of February next at one O'Clock 10 the afternoon,
each OF said days.
J. N. PERRIN, Guardian.
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RANpoLpn. lillian II Arnold was on Tues
day of last week bound up in the sum OF $50 dol
lars, by Justice Howard for assault with intent
10 kill. Arnold already has one or more ndiet'
meDts hanging over him.
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Weekly News SUMMARY.

cd 4" From out Wcst.'
The ladies at the sca.shore complain that
the crickcts eat their shoes and dresses
Edgar Conover Gen Sicklcs' lucky
secretary Of legation at Madrid, Spain, has
just married a beautiful German beiress.
Miss Kate Field has written from the
continent, canceing all her engagements for
next winters lecture season, on account Of
domestic bereavement
President Theirs will improve the yaca-
ton Of the French national assembly, TO make
a long journey through France and visit the
principal fortified places
Capt. l.. billiard Of Toronto, Canada.
is the first man who took a steamboat down
the Lachinc rapids just p year. ago tbi.
month.
Some links which still bind as Go the
past were observed the other day 10 Now
York, being old gentlemen wearing thc STA
queue Of the last century
The total amount Of the bcuuc.ts Of
Iloratio Ward, the wealthy American who
died in London recently, to soldiers homes in
this country will be about 100000
- Rcd snow has been found upon the
hight, Of Washington Territory Il occurs
in bands in the white snow. and contains very
minute insects which give fho colorine
- \ man VINO was driving y1F through
the S're,'s oil Na9p'n' WE" was 30 lulon
mustered ny "a sudden Do" from I"dy laai.
in return, be made a bow to the COW and
threw a stone at the Indy
The gentlemen in the country have many
private Jokes among Themselves IN observing
that many ladies who had golden hair last
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'"' var
inc Apache ln1'ahs nave "ni'e cap
i've prooaoly Wa.lel negro mn'iIe,' VINO
amu'e' them so wiih comic songs ami dances
,nat th'y Will NOT ransom nun a' any price.
Nori'y' music hAih eh'i'"-.
~ good many ladies would ike 90 have
ex-senator Latham Of California, for hus-
band. lie lately conveyed to his wife as a
token Of his affection o house aud grounds
nj s3OO O0o
A. r.a;... ..i.....i.......
Q. II. .".' '.'ii,' ,-:ii 49,.
~ vi, So 'L 49,. ""y w., ~ ,;,5 ' ,o.'
cI;iJ,on .nJ 5aro,,crand.Salrrn T5, ra
49, 49,. h., IT,, H.. -.
800
because the Jallor at Nor,h lien Is'eAi'
L. L. TOOK p''y on MS '"e,'cr'ug prisoners
On recent not n'gn'' SIX OIL mem 'u'lfo'eu 'he
loer,ygtautel 'ueni 70 prevent re Peu''oh OF
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SOP

RESIDENCE roR SAlE.--Any person desiring to
purchase a pleasant residence, with % acres of
land, situated one-half mile from Barre village,
on the road to Montpelier, can hear of an oppor-
tunity by enquiring of Hon. Harry Tilden at the
Probate Office IN this village. The buildings are
in perfect repair, and the land in fine condition.
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Legal hntioes,
ESTATE OF VERMONT,
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ NhbulNhlON DlNlhlilt
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, In and for said
District, the 18th day Of August A. ID. ISL
sarah X Bates, Adminatratrx Of the estate of Daniel
Bates late Of Norhhed In said dsrio deceased, makes
application ~ said Court for license to sell all Of the
real estate Of 'ad deceased, situated In said NOrnhed
representing that the sale thereof is necessary Tor the
payment OF the debts Of said deceased and expenses Of
administration Of said estate.
Whercupon Il Is ordered by said Court that said ap.
plcaton be referred TO session thereof TO DO held at
The Probate Oncc In said Montpelier the 18th day Of
september A. D. ls7 for hearing and decision thereon
and Is further ordered that all persons Interested be mott
hed hereof by publication Of notice Of said application
and order thereon, three weeks successfully In the Yer
mont Waterman aud State Journal, printed at Mont
peer before said time of hearing that they may appear
at said time and place, and, II they see cause object
thereto.
By the Court. Attest,
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CrArE OLE VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within aud for
said District on the 18th day OF August, A. d. ISL.
An instrument purporting to be the last VIII and
Testament OF Susan d. Lance, late OF Cabot, IN
said District deceased being presented 10 the Court by
Geo Scott the Executor therein named for PROBATE
II ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified appear a. session Of said Court
held at the Probate Office In Montpelier the 9Th day
Of September A. D. s5l and show cause fany they may
have against the Probate Of said Will for which pur
pose Il Il further ordered that copy Of the record Of
this order be published three weeks successfully IN the
Vermont Watchman State Journal, printed at Mont
pelier previous to said time appointed for hearing.
By the Court.-Attest,
CHASE HaOigtar
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On Monday of last week, Mr.. Mr.. b. 5. Hast
ings Of St. Johnsbury was seriously injured on
the cars at Barton He was upon the top of the
droyer's saloon, and in attempting to descend at
the side, was not quick enough to escape contact
with the bridge, and 40 was thrown of and bruis-
ed badly, being unconscious when help reached
him.