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NosTHFirLD.-Miss Nina Gregory Benefit, ou
Tuesday ese Of last week was, considering the
barbarous state of the roads, a decided pecuniarl
success, and to the large audience the entertain
ment furnished was a rich and highly priced trent
This was all the more valuable from the fact tlal
this j. her native town and present residence
showing that she is not 81 without honor 10 her
own country"
The Oyster and Ice Cream Festival at III,
vestry Of the Methodist Church, on Friday eve
was well attended, and was, financially and ever,
way, " good thing Receipts, over and aboy'
all expenses, aae hundred and thirty-fye dolIar,
At both this festival and at Miss Gregory
Benefit, the Mortified Curnet Band was presen
and added much u the character and acceptable!
Of the entertainments.
--An alarm of fire was given on Wednesdu!
evening of last week, about o O'Clock r. NJ. TIN
fre-engines were promptly ON hand, but were no
needed, the flames hayiag been subdued bclor
their arrival. The fire was in the building Ienle
By Walter Murphy for his grocery, and arose !,
tine nues running too c sc TO the partition, a fin
having been kinded to dry the wall paper whie
had just been laid. Damage about s2j not in
sure1,
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The Waterbury Musical Association on We'd
nesday evening Of last week gave a highly enter
tanning Concert Of vocal and instrumental music
at our new Village Hall. This Association, orgin-
lied few months since, has for the most part
been under the immediate direction Of Mis-. b. A.
Cheney, with Mr.. c. ID. Joslyn and G. G. War
rem respectively rs acting and efficient Presidents
To dclmy the necessary expenses Of the AssIcii-
ton and for the qualification and entertainment
VI numerous friends, rs well IA the community in
general, q Concert was recently determined upon,
which was given on the evening above specified
We can hardly speak Of il in fall detail, hii
prominent among those who lent special Interest
70 the occasion was MIR c. u. Jp.yn, whose lin'
tenor voice, with his admirable expression ano
control Of the ,ame never fail. to please tho-t
who are favored with hearing 10. Mr. G. &
Warren, with his cornet, rendered difficult musi,
with truly mastcrly skill, and drew forth from
the audience rounds ol applause. Tie c.cir, td
and melodious Soprano Of Miss d 4 Cheney, 30
q maj rity Of the picces--su duets, luartett.
&c.,-was especially worthy OF notice, and wor
for herself renewed and increased testimonials 6,
.
widely su>tains
4 sentimental duet by Me- Jl-lyu and Mi.
Cheney ELECTED repeated and prolonged applause
as did also % sung by Miss Cheney with coruc
I1biglt1 Boy Mr. Warren. Two songs 10y ltu'
IA, Frrc. ,,cr, ,,., r ,,t,,,,i,, r.,trrc of tl,
s,crci-es c,mpe.srt and we'll d,ill.l ,.b,rl,
lil ,l,,,.ol,oy i,ai,l,,ily ,,,cl, c,,it o,d add,
.l q, ,I.. o,,.rt,ino,.,,
Mi.sA a. Drc, presided ,t tl.e pian, tbroueh
mt ,ts o,c,;,, with Ler u.ual efficiency am,
with l.r,,ni,, ,,r,c. and divinity
The success Of tbe concert i. unouc-d ,nnb.,
largely doo +, the musical skin aud antiring en-
erry If Mis-. Cheney. win, has been instrumental
i'm c,llin, out tbe ,n,.l talent Of the place land
4, nreo,rio, ami arr,pgin., Tine pr,,r,in,ne g.
goely rendered.
/ Freo,ent and be,r,, o,,l,i,s, rr am nm npare
,. ii,,., t.,..l,oi ,,,,ir ,,.,,hy ,,,6,,,
NJ ...,,,,o,,.,,,,,,,, r,- ,,,o ,,,iro .,or,i.e.
/ We are informed flat tbis Association are e
..;ro, ,.,,...,, a.. ty,i,.e.ii ., ,v..i,..l,y .ys
/ F.,y tst Voc, ,ofl.ntl, ,..,re the pe.,,l,
in ,i.;,,t,. "a, ,,, ,,o.,,ilg io,ero.,ir.. ann
,,.,.i,., ,,,,,.,,i,,o.,,,
,v.,eri,.,r, t,,, oth t.-t
Wrsr R,yporru %, Tue-lny. WeInc-h
and Thursday of Inst week tine White Rive
Valley Musical As, citation held convention "a
tbi. place. The off ers Of the Association 90
IE i NcWain. President. L. d. Horton. Vic
President NJ. If Tucker Secretary. Prof
rbos II. Atwood and Col. ND. hopkins. Con
luctor. Mis-. Dewey and Mr. q. D. Smul
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meut Advertisements
XTERMONT STATE BOARD OF ED.
| uCATfON


serRErARYs OFFICE nuaLtSGr0N, Jan. 1871.
Tho annual session Of tho Teacher Institute for
Washington County will be held In the Village o Barre,
commencing Monday, February 6, 1871, and closing
on the Friday following.
Instructors,
Conductor FoRDYcE A. ALLKS, A. ~,
Assistant Mis- VIVA NJ. GLARS.
Late Pfeoreptress In the Burr and Burton Seminary
at Manchester.
The day sessions will be devoted 10 the discussion and
presentation Of methods Of organizing Classifying, gov
tming, aud teaching common schools.
lecture may he expected each evening
An oxauination Of candidates Tor State Certificates
will be held, on Monday and Tuesday.
All friends OF education are Inv ted % attend
JOHN II. FRENCH secretary.
The attention Of Town Superintendent Teachers, and
Prudential Committees SCALED 10 tho following extracts
from the School Laws
The time not TO exceed five days actually spent by
any teacher Of a school 10 attendance upon the
Teachers Institute held pursuant 10 law DUNN No
time for which such teacher Is engaged ~ teach such
school, shall be consdt red time lawfully expended by
such teacher the service Of the district by which he
employed, ana 10 the Legitimate performance 81 biz
tract teacher. Approved November rs, 1862.
The Secretary Of The Board Of Education shall hold
institute Examinations for the examination VI candr
dates for State Certificates rctnx such examination.
persons who bring satisfactory evidence Of GOOD
character aud Of having taught common school for al
such exnninaon. and OF their In governing and
teachings aud all certificates granted at such examine
tOus shall be good Tor hyc years
Approved November q, $50 si5j
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CoNcERr At WAIrsfElp.-The " aierbury Mu-
steal Association will give concert at the Brick
Church in Waitsfed on Wednesday evening,
Feb. lst They oner most attractive programs
me. With such talent as Mr. and Miss SeiIick,
Mrs c. +. Clougb, Alessrs. Josyn, Reed and
Warren, and Misses B. A. Cheney, Ida Forrest,
and Abby o. Drew, the entertainment cannot
fail to be Of the very first order
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= y
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and for
said District, On the 9Th day Of Jaa'y, A. u. l,lli
An instrument purpOrtng % be the last will aud tes-
lament OF Stillman H. Hand, late OF Waterbury, Ia said
district deceased, being presented 10 the Court by hho
naned for Prohatu IL Is ordered ~ said Court that all
persons concerned therein be n0t 81 70 appear 40 ses
si0a OF Court 20 be holden az the PROBATE uce in
Montpelier, the 3ls day Of jan, Ah legl aud show
cause IT any they have, against the Probate Of
said M Tor which purpose, it Is iurther ordered that
a copy OF tho record OF this order ho published three
weeks succossyoly n tho Vermont Natchman state
Journal printed at Montpelier previous 10 said tlmeap
pointed Tor hearing.
By the COurt.-Attest,
52M HARVEY TILDEN Judge.
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I tice. the Probate Courts for Washington Da'rict
will Dee held a. tie Office To- Montpelier, 0n -rtsnhY u
week. All letters on business connected with tho
office should De addressed u the under tnnl Mont
pelier. HARVEY TiLDLN. Jallr.
December g. 1870. ar
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l. man can make 81 90 mouth, SO, urc heroWn happi-
ness and Independence by obtaining pSYCnOMANUY,
FASCl NATION or SOUL CHARMING. i1l phgest
cloth. Full instruction TO use this power over m4n or
animals at will, how 10 Me.morze, brcone Trance or
Writing Mediuus, DiviuatOn, SprituAlism, Alchemy,
Philosophy Of Omeus and dreams, Brigham iuuu-'s
iiarom. Guide to Marriage, &C. all contained Ia this
nouk 100, 40 sold, price BY malt iu cloth si paper
covers 81 Nnricg.tny person willing 10 act as aseat
Will receive sample copy of the work fsf. As no cap
ta Is required all desirOus OF geuteol employ meat
should the book, enclosing u cts for Ota-c, to
T. ". EVANS a CO., Al South sth ST. Philadelphia.
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huafd' lhciunhs HghI neat ana Wa'hiusi per week
aM Bare,v VI
1871 IANrAnY Is, ls71I
ORRs & JON Es,
Having recently returned from markc, with large
ADDITIONS TO THEIR STOCK,
Now oasr to the.r customers the mos; complete line OF
". J. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
consisting In part Of
YOuNG HYs0N. nYsoN.
IMPERIAL, JAPAN,
AND ACK TEAS
raw, ROASTED. Asp ROASTED AND aporvp
JAVA AND RIO COFFEES,
Warranted pure. All grades Of
SUGARS. SYRUPS and MOLASSES. /
RAIsINs, Figs, PRUNEs, DATES. DRIED PEACHES
cURRANTs,
SPICES OF ALL KINDS,
CITRON,
RICE STARCH,
SAkDlNEof hoAllNht
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR, CRANBERRlEs,
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
SALMON, OKED HALIBUT,
GOLDFISH, MAcKEREL AND LAKE TROUT
LARD
BUTTER a CHEESE,
DRIED APPLE,
DAIRY SALT,
DEANS EGGS,
HONEY, &c, &c.
ora LINE "
CAN NED FRU IT'S
Comprises the FuLt variety Of
PINE APPLE, V''N'N' PEACH. PEAR
TOMATO, GREEN CORN,
OYSTERS. L0BsTERs,
Also
MAIZENA,, CORN STARCH, FARINA,
PREPARED COCOANUr BAKERS BRONA,
COCOA 4 CHOCOLATE.
PICKLES. GERKINs,
KErcHuP AND PEPPER SAUCE
IN T o b A G G o 5
wehive all the varieties OF
PLuG, FINE CUT,
CHEWING AND SMOKING,
IN Butt, PaP,r' and Fag'.
ALSO the WAY Brsr
| p L RE CIDER VINE Ar,
KEROSENE OIL
W. b. SPERM, AND WHALE OIL,
And many other DDS in these various Lines.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Our assortment never was so full and complete as now
and We offer ali ths gUois ia this lins at
PRICES As Low As THE LOWEST.
Having bought in oiHnai CRATES aud from Manuf &C
tul IS direct, confidently ability a
sell at prices to SUIT
THE CLOSEST BUYERS.
We will supply
: TnE OuT OF TowN TRADE,
as they desire to replenIsh thor stock,
Is Lo@ hey oraer from Markets.
D IN TABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED WAR;
We niliy stocked with FRESH GOODS, and at yer!
moderate prices "ekeep the fullest
LINE or STONE IVARI
To be found in the place aud our assortment OF
FANCY FLOWER POTS AND VASES,
b. TOY WARE & MANTLE ORNAMENTS
VIII be worthy Of examination
Many Of the above goods have been bought for iSG
. since the recent
REDUCTIoN TARIFF,
Aud will be sold in accordance with present value
without regard 10 former cost
Ithas been ain. aud will be Ia the future to :
conduct our business AS 10 aud receive a III
eral share Of patronage.
We will at all times
u T. l. Y + II o q r g D o u s
d As may be desired by the purchaser.
With cgard to the Produce Business, we would sa
- that having done 50 large trade In
r. b L 7 T Il r., G II l. l. S e, a.
The past season, shall be ready, on the opening
Spring TO resume the business again enlar scd
SCALE aud trust our dealings With lac Producer
T. will be satisfactory guarantee Of our
future with them.
= CASH paid at the present time, aud Hiy4e't Maxi
Rates, tor
CHOICE BUTTER
= T o r K S & ON ES.
oil 5i-tf II STATE STREET, Montpelier, Vt.
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Watohman Sc Journal.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1871.

IT Don't forget Prof. Richards lecture this
{ "Wednesday evening. We look for "A rare treat.
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u TIIH WVINNTlNV u 49, = " z UTU
employ mcut at home the whole OF tho ne Tor tho
spare moments. Business new, light and profitable.
rcr0ns Of either easily from so Do per
ing. and proportional ~ dnvOt nE tltlr whole
time O. The business. Boys and girls nearly
much as men. That all who see this netcs may send
their address aud test tho business mako tie ununr
ariei Offer 70 such as are not we'll srtsfei will
send 81 10 pay for the trouble Of writing. Iuu paftsu
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GTATH OLE VERMONT.

N NE5soS a. Aa6 cTHLAsE' Commissioners.
MOutpelicr, January 2, A. ID. 1871 .-fl5i
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

The first " calico party" Of the season in Rut-
land was decided success
Sarah Virgins, an insane girl living in Fair
haven escaped from her friends one night last
week, and coming to Poultney remained out Of
doors until discovered on the steps of house
about five o'clock the next morning. Being thin
~ clad she was badly frozen.
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A GrNTsl REAn TuIs
DSYCUOM ANCY Ann lndy or eenllo.

n NIX WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY or so
pr eek aud expenses or allow large commission, 10
sell our new and wonderful Inventions. Aiir
NJ. MANNER CO., Maf-lutll, NJ en-.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY

Mr. Geo. Dunlap, of Westiord, committed sui
eide one day last week, by taking strychuine.
George snay received nine months sentenc
from Darlington court fJr sending letters &
lumber dealers threatening to burn their prop
erty.
jonathan Rollins Of Huntington Centre, own
g,J-e which has laid since the fall Of ls6
sercaiy.totr eggs, and has hatched out eight gos
ungs.
In We~,lord not long since reckless yout
-wore at the .choolmistres., found himself shortl
aeiore justice, who fined him seven dollars an
costs
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XouNG MEN AND WOMEN AND


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SUGAR AID MoLAssEs-We quote sugar, viz: fair
to se full fair Ole, prime at Sic, yellow clarified III
at 90 to 80 or common SO 40 for fair so to SIC for
prime, and &c for choice.
FLoUR-Suerfine Sc a5 to 31a; double extra s6 IS
treble extra 81 49, SO to % per bib for choice and
family extra
CoHN-We d,ote Gs to roc per bushel for white and
yellow.
oNrs-we quoe 6a to Toe per bushel for st Louis and
Gaiena and 81 to64c for Chic river ,o,,,
BRAN-We quoe 81 25 to 81 80 per 100 IDS
HATThe trad. supplied at s2f to 5 90 per ton for
prime and S26 forehoco.
PoRK-Mess is ld S24 to 424 so Dbl RETAIL and
at wholesale at S24 oer Dbl.
BAcoN-Shouders are quoted 100 to lie, clear rib
sides 2 to c clear sides - to 1876 and 6 to l7c for
sugar-cnred hams.
LARD-Tierces sell at l2t to IS and kegs at IA to to
per Id.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shou1ders quoted Mt to C;
clear rib sides lie; clear sides 100 per h.
BREAkPAsT BAcoN-Wostern commands l5A to 16c per
Id: and MOI thern i6c.
BEEPWe quote Texas choice extra mesa In barrels at
si5 10 $i4 and SIS to $40 per tierce.
LOUISIANA RlcE-We quote inferior $40, ordinary 10
gooa 40 &c, prime to good do 60, choice g perl
- to 1910. -
Experimentation Potatoes are coming in slowly.
AND 0nfo commands % rs "a and ST. Lons to % SO
are selling at a to Sc 80.
PouETRi AND EGGs-Chickens selling on the land
~ 10 20 ~ per doz according size Turkeys sig
10 30. Eggs % to SOC per doz.
INDIA BAGG1NG--we quote 22lc DER yard in bales and
zio IN rols kentucky hemp and fax - to S4c as in
quIIy. domestic jute bagginG 22c per yard in rolls.
iheS tiEs-Are steady and firm at to 81 per Id.
Money Market.
Goid IFS to i1li American half dollars 1895 to 1O9
MexsSaE SokaFR 40 to lI2l
STERLING exchange 1904 TO lQa, francs to - ....
Domesac exchange, to per cent preaaipm.