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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-04-12

The superntondents of common schools of the
several towns in Washington county met, pur-
suaut to call Of the Secretary Of the State Board
Of Education, at the Court House in Montpelier,
on Monday, April 10th
Tho following towns were represented
Barre, W. A. Boycc Berlin, j. n Perrin
Calais, NJ. S. Hathaway Duxbury, A. 4. Lewis.
fayston, q. H. Porter Marshfeld, W h. Cove;
Montpelier, VIM. Fiz Morctown, y. c. Holt
Mortified, James \. johnson Plainfeld, s. G.
Shurtlcl; Roxbury, S. G.. Stanton waitsGeld.
II Carleton Waterbury, j Copeland
The meeting was organized by tho election Of
John H. French, Secretary Of State Board Of Edu-
cation, as Chairman, and H. Carleton, Score
mry
Onmotion Of Mr.. Johnson it was voted to hold
written examinations of teachers in each Of the
following subjects Orthography, Arithmetic,
Geography, Grammar and History.
On motion Of Mr. Shurtlcff it was voted to pre-
pare a list Of ten questions on each Of the sub.
iocts designated for both the spring and fall ex-
amnations
On motion, committees were appointed by the
chair u prepare lists of questions, which were
duly reported TO the meeting, and, after discussion
and various amendments were adopted as the
questions 90 be- used throughout the county in
the written examinations Of teachers the ques-
uons 90 printed and sent 70 the several supcrin-
taudant4 ly the Secretary of tine Board Of Eluca-
ton
IL was further voted that no teacher shall re-
ceNca certificate who shall not first answer cor.
rectly go per cent of the questions in Geography,
Grammar and Arithmetic, and 80 per cent Of
the questions in Orthogaphy and History, and
that 10 per cent. additional be required Of those
teachers not present at the public examinations.
Thursday, the 27th inst was adopted as the day
for public examinations throughout the county,
and Wednesday the 22l day Of November next,
for the fall examination.
The question of location of the next Teachers
Institute was referred 20 committee consisting Of
Il Carleton. W Fi1 and j Copeland Adj.
II CARLETON, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-04-12

WArERnuRY. DR. Dutton has been lecturiug
several evenings past at the Hotel ball, on Phys
ology If he succeeds in interesting and in
structing this and other communities in this
important, but much neglected branch of human
knowledge pure and simple in itself he will we'll
deserve commentator without attempting Che
propagation of any theories or hncies mot COM
nected with this science
Mr. Nudge Of Providence. r. H. is now la
boring in this place in behalfol the Young Men
Christian Association Most evidently he is an
earnest worker in the cause. Ills public appoint
ments for the week are, each evening at the Advent
Church, commencing there Monday evening sun
day evening he spoke at the Methodist chapel to
a large, and we think, interested audience. His
account Of The labors Of the " NJ. G. \ In Proyi-
dence was exceedingly thrilling.
Miss Nina +. Gregory will, by request Of cit-
liens, give another Of her reading entertainments
in Waterbury, April 10, ISL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-04-12

Coal RIors. during the past week the great
est excitement has prevailed throughout the coal
regions Of Pennsylvania ON account of a general
rising Of the striking against the working miners.
Several miners have been beaten to death by the
strikers, and large amount of property has been
destroyed The militia has been called out by
Gov. Geary, and several companies suspected oil
sympathizing with the strikers have been disnrm
ed, and their arms given to reliable men There j.
a general apprehension Of yet further trouble, and
no one can tell at this time to what extent IN,
affair may be carried
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T'ifpaFlsf Efprs"iy fjr Waicaman stat, Joarna
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,


For the week ending Tuesday, April H. 1871.
AHouu oF STOCK At MARKEri-
5 Bs si , S ::,. .i$ s:. ,$ "; $ &
PRicrs.-Besf C1nS-Extra fat and heavy premium
quality, $1,000 1875 third quality $500 500 "
zoo u.s. on total weight Of hide tallow and dressed boei
few ch9ice single pairs, sli.5o n 5000 Bulls, &C.,
goriirg ora-inna SONY pair or according TO their
value as beet Handy Steers, so1 gl on.
MHca coig'-fnnu0i extra good i0l n f0O0, with w
without calves may be agreed harrow and ordIna-
,s'o,o.-yc9rng', psmi tvo-yoar, old, so1@oo
slffp md lambs s. a. g, In lot, $500 40 t,Uoi
e.Eira, Ist'. %. on live weight, or 5000 t 5000
sioie Wholesale. 7ia9lc, retail, s8Ic v b. Fat
Hog aslc g.h Spring PIgs ooajuc V n.
ls1i Ca'les.-iin1 1fl2nO head.
Hfce.-Brig hton, ~ 10 cts, country lbts 40 10
Iallow o m O O. country lot, ~ cote y %. relt'
with wool on siW cts. each country lots dry $50
40 3lio. Calfskns i10i-c.
RntARNs Tho market Is stil more uuia,orabo ia
dtotcr than la.t week. Anything over c for oxen j.
obtained hy the hardest aud only for choicest animals
George ". Jones s0ld oxen fed by himself n Green
hold, Mls' tu dre l2i1 lhs for lc others about ~
heaayy 90 we 1nl for oc Two lots of about y each
vi ho light drinking Canada steers sold Mt sc on
live weight Lambert Hastings sold oxen, very fine
90 gee lcow ior 5000 dollars each or 9lc. and for
j. sahn oId oxen one at e. and ono Iles steers @.
ilg. -nlNti at lc 90 luIc. G. /. Eaton sold COWS
500 lhs., 10 ae.
Tio shoop trade was aso unmyorable TO the SELLERS
and oilers ace considered ta boz from 90 70 lower than
la-t vcsk, Geo. W, Jones, gold 20 fed by himself ir
Greenfield Mass about na lbs. each, for &c. another
Mol'ori, Boa sheop fed By John VI. Fuller Hanover, y
w. at "a ne highest price We heard named thi'
weok u snhin, sold go ycarllns sheep, at 81 co. j. W
Armstrong, sold sheep. gros. weight 100 his of 7c
40 hc time we lo Waerown, there several lots OF
ifnu Che uuoom'oranle cstorly wind. which made oul
t"lr Hn-nc" disageeahle Nclls all on commission.
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The ElectiOns.

The election in Rhode Island last week resulted
in a Republican majority Of 1854. The Senate
comprises 90 Republicans, 8 Democrats and there
is ! vacancy To the House there are elected jC
Republicans and Il Democrats and for Repre-
sontatiyes there is no choice.
The latest phaze Of the Connecticut election is
10 the effect that a miscount of 100 votes was
made in the fourth ward Of New Haven, which
elects Jewell by the popular vote even If this
rumor prove Incorrect, we regard Jewels cleo
ton by the legislature as a certainty The re-
mainder Of the Republican State ticket is elected.
-.s.r
WEST RANDo1ru. inhabitants Of West
Randolph have decided to have graded school,
and appointed committee to select a building
spot, also instructing them to erect a commodious
building, suitable to accommodate 200 students.
An organization known as " The West Ran
dolph Musical Association" was formed on
Thursday evening, the Both ult, with the follow
ing list Of officers for the year ensuing Presi.
dent A. n. Bcedle Vice President, r. b. Sails
bury Secretary aud Treasurer. w + Salisbury
Musical Director, +. j. McWain Panists, Miss
Lille Bradford, Miss Sophia Graves Librarian
s. NJ. n. Flint Executive Committee, j.. Yves
ton, L. $ Goodrich, Orchard Fish There will
be a chorus Of about fifty voices
MIR t. $. Goodrich, foreman in the employ
of c. f. Abbott & Co., got his hand caught 10
the irregular cutter, in the Steam MIL on thC
Both ult., and badly cut and manged, but no iu-
gers were taken of and no bones broken or mate
rally injured
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DATENT WATER TUBING /!


TnE ruREsT, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE WATER
CONDUCTOR KNOWN
Warranted 10 stand pressure If 100 Gfl, and
lcH not burst rheH frO.en.
IT will last as long the hole ls kept fall Of water
for tho entire wood saturates with waterq lbs Of wa
eor Is made OF the best selected and kn-irled lumber
from 10 u feet in length turned round wound with
copper wire sunk In grooves, boiled In coal tar connect
ed with cast-ron couplings, made to suit any position
tongued aud gr00yed each side OF wator and gives
i portable weighing ton pounds per rod with the coup
l9gs; ,,..,.,
as Tubing and creator saving to the purchaser when
inch u inch Tubing Is called for
PRICE on TUBING, WITH courLiNGs COMPLETE.
Inch Tubing inch bore per rod sllo
8 9 Il g g @ ii io
Sap Tubing, in bore not tarrcd, and wound with
cheaper wire per rod 50 cts. At Factory Cash ex-
cept In towns where il has not boon usedn such cases
laid reasonable time 10 prove IL. Always warranted
It has been tested eight Years in dry gagelly soil and
conductor on tho grounds Of ~ Purity Cheapness,
Strength Ease Of Transportation &C. 100 rods per half
day Being snail ID requires bat narrow ditch. Can
couple the three sizes together with extra expense
smaller and getting volume Of water TOT pressure
through the smaller Tubing, For conveying Sap IL sur.
passes avery other conductor Sugar makers will do
TESTIMONIALS
Moui,on Bros 4 Co. After having used your Patent
Water Tubing eight year, and having trouble with ID
whatever with the exception Of lis being frozen twice
and running we'll ever when thawed, we saw Won
take out two pieces-one In dry gravel knoll, the
other exposed UNDER shopwhch had been frozen both
as perfect a. when laid This convnces us Of s strength
and durability, aud we cheeruly and heartily recom.
mend Il 10 all those In want Of for providing pnre
water. JoskrH BAKER,
ROSWELL FOsTEu, johnson VI
HARVEY BuRSHAN,
MouHen Bros. 4 Co. Il have had your Patent Water
Tubing seven or eight years and although has been
dry three seasons yet have not discovered any
defect as yet and think 1t the best thing in use Tor
running water. 10 cheap, easy 10 handle, lay &C.
think II tho most durable water conductor known will
stand pressure and frost whore other conductors viii fail
therefore heartily recommend IL TO the public a. the
best thing know Of for conveying water.
HARVEY BEEcnEn, johnson, w.
Mouif0H Bros. Co. i-lhayo had your Patent Water
Tubing six seven years, and gives perfect salts
faction, and recommend II 10 tho public IN preference
to any thing else In view OF It's cheapness ease of AL
iustment, purity and strength.
GS HARMON MORSE, East Cambridge VI
In every case In ordering, the pressure should h,
specified, the size OF the bore, the number Of Tvs neut,
angle and elbows II wanted. Shipped when desired
Address MOULrON BROS. CO., Johnson VI
For Territory not included In the State OF Vermont
Address W, y. MOuLTON, Johnson, VI. $50
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: Correction.


MoRErowN, April. :, 1871.
Mr.us. j. 81 J. NJ POLAND ~ Gentlemen -
In your report Of the jury trials of Washington
County Court. in your last paper, my name does
not appear as attorney in any case, when in fact I
was employed in one-half of the cases reported.
10 the case- of Warren q Wife rs The Town Of
Waterbury and Winship * Wife rs. The Town
Of Stowe, brought the suits, was the attorney Of
record prepared the cases for trial and attended
the trials for the plaintiffs In the case Of Palmer
Ex Us. Burton IS Reach, was employed by the
defendant and attended the trial for him-the
attorney of record living in Bristol, was not
present and Randall Durnt assisted.
should let this matter pass with entire silence
did not believe that the omission Of my name was
an Intentional one, not of the editors, but of a
brother lawyer, who made the report and who
was with me in the cases and therefore knew the
facts Yours very truly,
I. j. DEyIrT.
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friend Of ours, who is chief clerk in the Govornmen.
tai Dspensary says that medicine chest now com
plete without JoAnsons nodyas LinimeHf. We always
supposed II was prescribed by law If 1t is not ought
10 be- for certainly there nothing In the whole mara
medic Of 50 much Importance to the soldier and the sail
pr as JshssOH's lHodyRs LiHinsaf,
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~ Address r. V. Pierce NJ. D., 1913 soieca street
Buffalo, N. Y, and get pamphlet on Caarrh hee, OF
send sixty cents and get Dr. sage's Catarrh Remedy
500 reward is offered by the proprietor for a
Catarrh which he cannot cure. Sold by druggists. Gnu
this out, "a you may never sec 1t again.
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DITTY,S ESTATE.

w The subscribers, having been appointed by tho
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and adjust all
laims demands Of all persons against estate
William Ditty, late of Roxbury, In said district, de
said Court 10 the creditors OF said deceased to exhibit
aud prove their respective claims before Give notice
that will attend TO the duties of appointment
tho dwelling house Of Erie Il. Dtty, IN Roxbury,
In said District, the third Tuesday OF June and
September next, at o'clock, In the afternoon
oil said days
IorGAa ELLIS, Commissioner
Alurnh u A u lalI.-nlni
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-04-12

Why will friends run the risk Of becoming blind
10y wearing common Speeaeles when they can procure
the most perfect article that has yet been made by call
at our old friend, r. @. Pnney at the we'll known old
stand of j. Elliot Smith Co.. and get pair Of Lazarus
& Moniss Perfected spectaces. Don't delay. 6l7l
A COUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT
Requires immediate attention, neglect often results
in an iucurable Lung Disease.
nRowN's BRONCHIAL rRocHEs
will most invariably give instant relief For BRoScHlrs
ASTHMA, CArARRn, CoSsuMrrNg and THROAT DISEASES,
they have n soothing effect
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them to clear
and streng then the voice.
Owing TO the good reputation and popularity Of the
Troehes, many ieorfhiess aud ehedP haaoHs ored
pbioh good for nothing. BE 10 OBTAIN the true
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHRs.
dA7j SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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Veterinary surgeons all the country recon-
mending Shsrdn's cdrairy Condition Pos for the fol-
lowing trouble In horses Loss of appetite, roughness
of the hair stoppage Of bowels water thick water,
coughs and colds, swelling OF the glands, worms horse
ALL thick wind, and heayes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-04-12

I'M OF LtIItFSi
RemQiHiag IN tie Montpelier Post OGct
AmH II, 1871.

LADfEs-sarah T.. Darling Mary Lawrence, Mis- Olive
Poster Miss Matilda johnson, Miss Julia T.. Richardson,
Nr-. Jennie Beam Mrs Lolsa Eddy Mrs Abigail b. Law
renee, Mr. O.. II. Parker, Mrs. Mary Robinson
GENTLNEN-ilnkley Durham, S. q. C. French, !. r.
Noughton, VI. T. lhll-2 Hiram Hathaway, A. b. Irish,
James McGinns. Frank A. Roilias John Ryan, Levi
simmons, Edward H. S.hey, Charles b. skinner, A. A.
S.mouds. Joseph Lawrence, Martin u. Toby, Frank
Ward Alfred Warren
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CABoT.-Rtv. Nathan Wheeler has sold his
residence Mt Cabot lower village to Cornelius
Smith, for $500.
Horace Morse has sold his residence near the
NJ. Z, Church to Mrs. Emily G. Halpes, for
$1,000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-04-12

PERsoNAL.-Mr. lessee Burditt, of Arlington,
has been appointed Superintendent of the Rutland
Railroad. lie has large experience as rail-
road man, having been for several years con-
ductor on the Hudson River Railroad and after,
wards Its Assistant Superintendent.
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ii ca ! h s.

In Middesex March %, JosErn CHAriS aged - years
and @ months.
In Cabot Aprl - OF consumption CHARLIE A., son Of
Iohn and Laura Adams, aged years and 10 months.
In Boston, March 2ld JEROME W. Foster, Esq, Of
Ashhurnham, Mass, aged 90 years.
la Morrislown, March 10th, Mr. FaEgNAS R. ALEx-
ASDER, aged ~ years.
In Stove, April lst Lucy TURNER PmLLirs, wife Of
llealy Phillips, aged 16 years.
In Stowe, April 81 Mrs. ROBINSON RAYMOND of CON
sumption.
In lIardwick April /, Mr., SIMEON GooDRIoH aged 10,
In ilardwick April 3 Mrs ApELfNE WAnNER, ughter
of the late Rev. Nathan Denison, aged 30 years.
In plainGeld March 22d, Mrs MINERVA s. lluNrooS,
wife Of Mr.. William Iluntoon, aged 80 years.
In Danvlle. March 2s JouS CoLBY, aged % years and
o months,
In Burke April b Mrs ASpRos MARTIN, aged about
50 years.
In Sharon March 10Th, MARTHA s., wife Of 4. T..
Williamson, Esd, aged 40 years aud months
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thus ku-kLrx-A NERuoNTER AssAssINArED.-
Information was received in Rutland on Thursday
by telegram from Tallahassee to the Herald. that
John q. Dickinson Of Marianne, Clerk of the
District Court, and Republican leader Of West
Florida, was assassinated by the Ku Klux Khan
on Monday night last in the streets of that town.
Mr. Dickinson was a native Of Benson and was
a line officer of the Seventh Vt. Volunteers, in
the war. Aiier being mustered out he returned
To the south, locating in Marianne, Florida,
where he had just been admitted to the bar. lie
was Secretary of the Senate Of Florida and Clerk
of the supreme Court, and had attained wide
influence in the political circles of the State
Mr.. Dickinson was in 1851 the Legislative cor
respondent of the Rutland HeraH from Montpe-
ier and his letters at that time attracted no little
attention from their unusually spicy and enter
tanning character
In tins same county more than sixty Republi.
cans have been murdered during the last two
years, and so great is their intimidation that
though they really have a majority of 500 in the
county at the last election it was reduced t.
eighteen.
We wonder if there is any necessity for Ku.
klux bill
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CTATE OLE VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier in said District
on the 2jth day OF March, A. d. 1871.
John q. Lewis, executor Of the last will and
OF slas Lewis, late OF Northheld In said District do
ceased makes application 10 said Court with the consent
and appreciation In writing OF the deysees and egatee
OF said deceased residing In this State for license ~
sell all the real estate Of said deceased 10 wit house
lot and buildings thereon, situated In said Nortleld
representing that the sale thereof would be beneficial
the deSsees and egaees VI said deceased and those in
teresed In his estate Whereupon It Is ordered by said
Court, that said application be referred session
thereof TO be held al the Probate ONCE In said Montpe-
lier, ON the 18th day Of April, A. d. ISL, for hearing
and decision thereon and II IL further ordered that ali
persons Interested he notified hereof by publication OF
notice Of said application and order thereon three week
successfully In tho Vermont Waterman and State Jour
nal, printed at Montpelier before said time Of hearing
that they may appear at said time and place and 4
| they cause, object thereto
| by the Court.--Attest,
| GjOj n. A. CHASE, Register.
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Amount of snow during the winter i9 inches.
The Mean temperature Of tho month was ten degrees
higher than that Of the five preceding year The Their
did not n below 2ls az the regular hours of
observation up the 18th There has been but two day
Of passable sleighing during the month.
Blue birds the tn inst Robhin-, .ong--par-
VOWS and tree-spauows, the 10th.
The fow Of maple sap continued without much inter-
rupton through the month"; and great quantity of SUE
gar has been made.
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MoNrrrlir SrATisrics.-D During the year 1870,
fity-seven marriages were registered in the office
Of the town clerk OF the parties married lol
were native and - foreign born 9s were first.
10 second and third marriages
During the same year twenty deaths We're
recorded, twentysix Of native and three of foreign
born population. The causes of death were as
follows Typhoid fever Q Consumption Pre-
mature birth Disease of the brain 3 pncu-
monia Apopleyy Heart disease, Disease of the
Liver, Inflammation Of the Bowels, Jaundice.
Disease Of the Kidneys, Casualty, Epilepsy, Old
Age, Rupture Of Blood vessel, Erysipela- and
Meningitis / each
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Legal hntipes.
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 81.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In and for said
District the 2gth day Of March, 4. ID. 1871.
An instrument purp0rting TO be the last Will and Tes
lament Of Olive NJ. Bliss, late Of Calais, in said Dis
rct deceased being presented TO the Court by George
II. tray, the Executor therein named, for Probate
II ordered By said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at session Of said Court
be held at the Probate Office in Montpelier tho 2th
day OF April A. d. 1871 and show cause II any they
have, against the Probate Of said Will for which pur
pose IT Is further ordered that copy OF the record Of this
order be published three weeks successfully In the Yer
mont Watchlnan and state Journal, printed at Mont
peler, previous to said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court,-Attest
Gl.66 n A. CHASE, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
l9 Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within aud for
said District, ON the 9th day OF March, A. d. 1871.
Erie L.. Duty, administrator OF the estate Of William
Ditty, late Of R0xbury In said district deceased NAL
application TO said Court for license sell ali Of the e.
tate Of said deceased, to witt ITO land with the
buildings thereon, situated In said Roxbury exceptn
the right dover therein, but including the homestead
and reyerson Of said dover representing that the sae
of part thereof necessary for the Of the debi
Of said deceased and that such part cannot be sold with
injury 10 those interested In the remainder and that
the sale Of such homestead would be- beneficial 10 tho
his estate
wherupon II ordered by said Court that said appea
t0n be referred session thereof 10 held Al ths Pm
bate Oce 10 said Montpelier the 18th day Of April
A. ID. ISL for hearing and decision thereon And Ii Is
further ordered, that all persons Interested he notified
hereof by publication a notice Of said spplcaton and
order thereon, three weeks successivsy Ia the Vermont
Waterman and state Journal, printed At nontnssr
before said time Of hearing that they may X ad
time aud place, and they cause, eljsct thereto.
@S Ma CHASE, Register.
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IAMBLtIONIAN MONAhJH,
ny KYspYks HANnLEroStAy, will stand iho season Of
i-ll, 90 the stock farm OBJ the subscriber.
fEnus-flO 90 wit en- TO he paid 90 time VI service
and fAl when The mare proves 90 be- ln onl.
MnSARt will Do seven years ola April 2lh 1871, De-
blood bay, black legs, with two white ankles behind,
o. hands, aud weighs 1910 lhs llo sired hy RVS
pYk's HAuaLErONiAS, the sire Of DrNrcR, who sold
l0r SUulli MAJoR MiSrtgLn for SnnJli Bruno, Tor
$1,000 HArrY MEDIUM, for flj0u1i SrAHrLE, for
S1ur Cat three years od)i ABERDEEN and many other
valuable and very fast trottegsl dam hy Roi Adallah
Chief
+ o Il T l. 4 y ID
BLtrk srAtLf0N, with white star and white pas
tern behind. Six this spring; hands, sired 10y GA
Hi0y, tthe sire of ON Pun iioSEsr J0Hs and other
fast trotterl will also make the of 5i at the
same place. TERMS SIS 10 insure.
Mares pasurcd and well cared Tor hut all accidents at
owners risk. For Circulars giving pedigree and full
JUSTIN H. MOULTON.
G5f7 West Randolph, Vermont.