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Ghe MarAfts.
Watertown Union Live Stock Marked
ToR TEE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, April 25, 1871.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK At MARKET

ANeuET OF LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
nil, Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
Last week, SO 9iI5 s,I
Vermont, 10 II66
Prices Of Market Beef-Choico, SIP 90; extra.
sll O0Gll so; first quality, SO 256D 10 Is; second
quality, 3 5Od9 80; third quality, 81 seas 90
Western Fat swine-Live, 7ia7io y II: Dressed.
90 "a los 2 10.
Stores Pigs, wholesale, salOc; retail, s9 lie
IN.
Prices Of Sheep ana Lambs - In lots, s.. Is. &c.
s. p, s. 80 each Extra. Sc 75G9 rs or from 10 dc
b. Veal Calves, 81 a 3. few choics at - C
Prices of Hides, Tallow and Skins-Brishton Hides
5!c h. Iallow ID Country Hides, &c z h.
Pelts 81 p a g so each Calf Skins l6 a Isc p b.
REMARKS.
Catue-A1riyals this week are mostly Of fine
grade. Canada can boast Of as nice fine round
steers as come to market. Dealers were afraid 10
start along but few cattle, considering the diselo
sures OF last week would largely effect the sale To-
day. The light supply has advanced prices strong
&c on all grades. We are permitted 70 state
through the state Cattle Commissioners that on and
after the first day Of May all restrictions are with
drawn respecting the sale aud delivery Of workin..
oXen, store cattle, mich cows, ETC. and as there is
quite a call, next Tuesday will show considerable
life in this direction Cook Woodbridge sold ,
steers at sl2 T. cwt, 30 shrink steers sI SO " cwt
% shrink steers at 81 y cwt 30 shrink steers
at Sll g cwt. shrink. c Hamilton sold "a steers
at 5 q cwt live weight, to " Gowing, and steers
d
oxen at $40 % cwt dress 900 tbs. W Jones sold
oxen at 5 z cwt dress 1900 lbs each.
Sheep-Sneep supplies this week are again light
which gave new impetus TO trade, and dealers that
have suffered their flOcks to change hands at low
rates the past week two, manifest considerable
pleasure in selling at what they call fair prices
sales were quick, and the advance is from 10 c e
n, according 10 quality. W Jones sold las sheep
at &c, av 100 lbs. Lyman sold &c sheep at SIC az
100 i5s, ami 81 heai at Sc. aV 100 lbs. French
sold p sheared coSssts at &C Y ID Az 10 ihs NJ II
ehacketi sold Al sheep or shsared yeariings AZ &c
z 70, av 20 lbs.
POultry-Ext-a, l5i % l7e: prime l6i 40 I6i
good, 10 p i6c medium. l5l a SIC; poor to me
dium, Sc z 70 Last weeks prices are not sustained
ami much Of the arrivals are not first class stock
c 7 H0ughton had the bulk of poultry over the
burlington aad Rutland Rliiroad, comprising tur-
keys and hens. with hut few chickens. lie is as
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BANKRUPT 9lOtigts.

VITIS Is To GIVE NOTICE that on the l1th
! day II Ayril A. d. 1871, Warrant ia Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate of Georgs b. Prentice
Of Bennington. in the County or Bennington. and
state Of Vermont. vino has been al Judged Bank
rup- on his owl petition that the pay
meut OF any debts, and the delivery Of any
property belonging 90 said Bankrupt, o. him or
Tor his use, aud the transfer Of Sny property
hy him. are forbidden By law that meetin-
Of the creditors OF said Bankrupt. % prove their
debts and choose one or more Assi-uees 0f his e-.
tate. will be held NJ Court OF Bankruptcy. Q" De
holden az the Office n a. Lyman, ia Eeuuiu-tor-
In the County &C Eeunu -tan and state cf Vera ort
before A. P. Lyman, Register, on the eta day Of
Nay, A. ID. l71l. 10 l O'Clock p. rn.
UEU. p. FOSTER
(. g. Marsha As Mcs.el-e r.
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WILL De SOLO at PGhl., Auction (anlesi PIE
w vi'us'y disposed Of 40 the 18Th DAY o. ay
IS1l at O'Clock a. uI., at p. e Fos-er's Hotel in
Glover, the followin. named property, viz the
VILLAGE residence Of A. r. CLARK 2 acres of lard
in Glover Village, hsi1- a part Of Lot No. 49,; S
ecres Of lot No. 90, Iou aud Bara thereon /;
Lots Nos. @, i0. y ami u i part Of Lot No.
Of Lot No s. and saw Mil all Of the above named
property being in the town cf Glover also lot Cf
wild land in Wheelock, CALIFORNIAN unity supposed
% contain 30 acres 100 saw logs. a large guam
tty Of pine, spruce and hemlCck boards aud cedar
posts; two h0r e.. buggy wagon. single sleigh,
/ lumber wagon, one horse travers sled, D two
a. rse sled. I OK cart MOVING machine, Z stone
puler. stone cutter, harnesses chains and axes
iron arhor about 80 cords of slab wood. ? hutia'
robes. a lot Of tarred cord, D grain fan and / saw
gammer.
Barton, Vt, April 2li. l5sl.
LUCGUS ROBINSON ! Assignees Of
Bonner PIERCE, ( A. r. Clark
April 1--iiE3w
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SH0ol MATTERS IN EssEz.-Our correspond
eat informs Us shat there is no uuille So at all
about school us-.ers Ia Essex. It was generally
understood that the town could not legally re-
se.ri i,s vote afo.i.h.ng the district and adopt
ing the town system Of schools The opinions Of
lawyers, sni of che leading men ia town,
were al one way, ami although the vote was
pressed ana taken, yet nobody paid any stteution
TO il. Eyery district, save three, Mt their school
mee,fngs held ca the ev,aiay Of the same day
with the town meeting, closed up their affairs in
accordance with the law, and the three at a sub
se3uent meeting complied with its requirements.
The board If directors have made appointments
Of teachers f,r 40 the schools voted to be held
during the summer, sul have appointed Mon
Day, Nay l. as the sine for them all 10 COM
mence
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Our toaususu IT. p. Hioaok, on Monday, wss
standing ty while q couple Of men were rem0v-
ing calf from s. nev miloh COW, when the
animal suddenly attacked him, tossing him and
ferereiy bruisioe him. The enrsgel beast was
with difficulty driven away from Mr.. Ilickok by
free use Of riiohfo7k. he vss only saved from
serious injury br the buttons On the horns Of
.ae COW.
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Mwi-'L Col-roz.-Ide course Of lectures in
anatomy hy Prof Wilnm Darling Of the Uni
verify Medical college Of new York, which
began az the opening Of the present term, was
finished CA Friday last Dr. Darliug's practical
method of teaching anatomy met with the hearty
acceptance Of bic Colleagues sud enthusiasm on
the part a, the students Prof Collier continues
his course IN chemistry. Prof John Orlson-
aux delivered the opening lecture Of the course
on physiology Monday evening. The lectures in
mst5ria neiics and theory ana practice by Prof
Walter C4rpea,e- will close on Friday Of this
week. The c5uue of lectures on surgery VIII
be opened by Prof le7ilmin H5Fsri of New
York, formerly Of Long Island Medical College,
on Moulav. Msy let.
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RICHMOND MABKEr-Ona hundred and afty-
Fix tubs Of butter sold yesterday from % 70 ~
cts. f1r fair, D. 70 - cts. for choice.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


We will send the WEEKLY FREE Press and
w,ore's Ra-ll yer YORKER one year for s425, In
ADVANCE.
We viii send the WEEKLY FREE Press and tAe
Country Gentlsnar one year, for $40, in ADVANCE
We will send tho FREg Pass Weekly and Hearth
s4i Hone Weekly and the An. AgTiaffnri'i Month
Is. one year, for s5.25 cash in adyarce.
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Yew advertisements.
SLATE QUARRY IN VERMONT
FOR SALE

The valuable Slate Quarry, formerly owned by The
Western Vermont Slate Co, at Hydeville, VT, is
offered for sale at low price. The Quarry and
farm with it contains about 100 of good land,
wood lot OF 81 acres, and another of 800 acres 20
tenement houses, large mill and other buildings,
steam engines, and al other machinery required
FOR quarrying and dressing every article made from
Slate. all IN good condition Tor immediate use.
This Slate Quarry is the best-with the exception Of
an adjoining quarry-of any in the State Of Yer
mont, producing a soft slate easily and chesply
which but one other quarry can produce, and many
parties will not use any other kind. This entire
property will be sold at a bargain, and on easy
terms. as the present owner cannot carry on the
Slate business. If not sold in few weeks, it will
be leased for term Of years.
For further particulars enquire Of SAMUEL
RAYNOR, liz William street, New York. or Of
HENRY +. COOK, on the premises; or Of Messrs.
DUNT0N & VEAZEY, Rutland, Vt. 4lw2w
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ST ALRAys BrT-Ea Market At market
Tuesday not So much offered as usual prices
still going down. lair to good lots ranged IRON
% 10 % cents
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IN BANKRUPTCY District Of Vermont, sat
| Rutland on the 18th day oi April, A. D. l-'l-
The un1srs eued hereby gives notice o. Dis appoint
meut as Assignee 81 Samuel Bradley, Of Roaming, On
the County OF Windsor, and state oi Fermgut
within said District. who has been adiudssd "a
Bankrupt hy the District Court u said District
JACOB EDGERIpN, Assignee.
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A Sad Affair.

SUICIDE Of &C. LEcK - RIDDLE OF JOHNSON.
HYDE PARK, VI, April 20.
Editor Free Press and Times
Hon. Alexander Riddle. Of johnson, Vt, CON-
mittei slicids by drowning this morning at four
O'Clock
lie wrote few lines dated at O'Clock,
stating where they would find his body, express
ing hope that God would forgive him for the
act for he could not help it, and giving 3 few
words Of advice to his children (of which he
leaves three, and wife
Judge Riddle has filed many important Offices.
both town and county; has been Judge of Pro
bate in the District Of Lamoille; has represented
his town in the General Assembly; was extern
sively known throughout Northern Vermont as
an honest, active republican, and but few men
have welded a greater political influence in
Lamoille county than Aleck Riddle as he
was familiarity called. While he had his failings,
in common with US all, he had a warm heart,
was true and sympathetic friend Of the poor,
was always foremost in all public enterprises,
aud the death Of few men in our county would
cause more sincere, heartfelt sorrow, especially
among the masses, than has that Of " Aleck
Riddle" Yours truly,
q y ptcr
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DTSTRICT Court Of the United States, fs tho
District II Vermont.-in the matter of 2 l1na-
sfHathaway of Bennington--bankrupt- BANS
ruutev-A Warrant iu Bankruptcy has been is
sued BY said Court against the estate n hum1s $.
Hathaway OF Beuuinst 20. ithe County Of Beunins
ton OF the state Of Vermont in said District ad 1e
a Baukruut upoa the Petition Of his Creditors, ara
the payment q any debts, and the delivery Of anN
Properly belonging % sails Bankrupt, {" him or u
his use, and the transfer q ely property D.
him. are f.rhiadeu by Law. A Meeting % the Cred
itors Il said bankrupt % prove their pehts ami
choose one or more ASS -nees az his Estate, Viii 20
held NJ a court Of Bankruptcy, % be holden 90
Penninztou. IN said District. on the 18th day
Of April, A. D. 1871. at Oh O'Clock a. NJ az the
Office # A. p. Lyman. before a P. LYMAN ono
OF the Registers in Bankruptcy Of sad Court
6EO. r. FOSTER,
lln2r u s. AiarsLal as Me.sel.e--
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NEW Engine FOR SHEPARD DAVIS * Cos.
MIm.-0ne Of the largest steam-engines for
mill use, ever set up in this part Of the country
came on Tuesday, from the Corliss steam
engine works al Providence. r. l., for the plan
ing mill Of Shepard Davis & c., Of this city.
Since building their new mill two yeArs ago, the
hrm have been compelled to add so much ma
ehinery' TO keep up with the increasing demand
Tor their lumber, that the engine, large as it was,
has proved insufficient in power and the or
dering Of a bigger engine became necessary.
The new msehine is more than twice as large
as the former one, having cylinders Of 90 inches
diameter and five feet stroke, and wheel of
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THE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice Of his
1 appointment az assignee OF tho estate Of vii
liam Landon Of Sheldon in ths county OF Franklin,
and state Of Vermont who has been adiudged
Bankrupt on his petition By the district Court,
for the District Of Vermont.
JOHN F. DRAPER, Assignee.
April 18th, lS7l-44w3W
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FOR MOTH PATCHES. III ECKLES
AND TAN,
Use PERRY's bIOTH Z FRECKLE LOTION. 1t
is the only reliable and harmless Z mody known
for removing Brown disco.o-atioa. Sold by drug
gists everywhere. Depot, 49 Bond ST., Ny.
PIsIpLEs ON TIE FACE.

For Comedones, Black-wOrns or Grubs, Pimply
Eruptions, and B!otehed disGgurltions on the Face
use PERRY's COMEDoNE AND PiMPLE RENE
DY. 1t is invaluable to the afflicted. Prepared
only by DR.. Z. c. PERRY, Dsrmoto!egis. 80 Bord
s., NY. Sold by Druggists every whore.
Feb. 27-d&wim
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SEASON TICKETS. admitting 70 sli the Co1ceTt.
and Oratorios, nine in number. during the Festival
the price OF which have been liked at 81 :, with Sc
cured seats will be for sale on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, April 18th, at the BOSTON MUSIC
HALL.
GENERAL ADMISSION to all Concerts and Ora
torios, ONE DOLLAR EACH with ONE DOLLAR
and TWO DOLLARS extra, according TO location, fol
secured seats for the opening day ana for the Orato
rios.
charge for secured seats will be FIFTY CENTS and
OsE DOLLAR according 10 location.
SINGLE TICKETs TO either Of tho performances will
be for sale az the Han On and after WEDN ESDAY
the 26th.
ORDERS, accompanied with the money. may be
erected TO Mr.. A p. PECK, Music Hall, Boston
where seats will he secured nearly in compliance
" tn the wishes OF the purchaser as possible.
LORIxG u. BARNES, Secretary.
April l7-.dGwlm
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Esssx-Wo,k on the new town house az the
Centre wss commenced on Monday of this week
The location is on the corner just northwest Of
the hotel. one Of the best and mos. slightly in
the village Tie building viii front the west
AMI is 10 be so by g, from outside 20 outside,
with d-e-proor vault ana suites Of ROOMS al
joining front entrance fr seloctmeu, school di-
reetors, zc The dsu IS designed TO be about 30
by I'D feel IN size, which viii Be sufficiently large
for al town gatherings. The building is to be
Of brick. The contract for the mason work is
let to Nr. Eebiusou. OF Milton the Joiner work
TO Mr.. Norman J. Nichols, Of Essex, each Of
whom have e'y-u bonds with good ami sufficient
sureties for the faldlmont Of their contracts,
aud viii proceed Immediately with the work.
Tn consideration Of tie sureti5s given, and the
materials delivered. some th-ee thousand dollars
Lsye been ya.l by she town en- the contracts al
ready made for the erection Of the building
The good people Ct Essex are 70 he Congratulated
on the prospects thus assured Of speedily ex-
changing the iiiapiIatel, dirty room ia which
they have transacted business for So many years
for new. convenient a1d commolious hall.
which win De- an honor and an ornament 60 the
whole town
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WILLIAM HARTsoN.s EsTATn.

Va Z. the Suhscrihers having been appointed by
" the Honorable the Probate Court Cor tine Die
trict o. ChittcuICr. Comm ssllner- 90 receive.
anime and adl u-t The claims and demands oi
all persons against tie Estate Of Mm. Kart
son. late Of S.eitUrn. in slit District. de-
cesset. and also all claims and demands eXhii-
tied iu offset thereto. and six months from The
day Of the date hereof being allowed hy sait
Court for that purpose we do therefore Hereby
give notice. that we viii attend % the business %
our appointment az the dwelling house formerly
occupied ry he ssia sW. Harrison in SLei. url.
in said District. on the sec rd Tuesday Of June and
September next, al Do o'cllck A. ~, on each
Of said days.
pstct TINS --h ily of Au-ii A. u. ISL
GEO. IL. GREENE. ,,..-....,-,-.
s. ". PAW,
41vw
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TILE PEsTALOZZIAN

THE PEsTALoZZIAN
Music Teacher,
By DR.. LOWELL MASON, THEODORE
SEWARD JOHN W. DICKINSON.
very clear-headed and practical book, serving
as a manual for teaching Music, Geography, Arith-
metic, AMI all other school studies on tho
Analytic or Induetive Method,
which Is simply illustrated by examples, and made
ready for the use OF all instructors. Price, 81 co.
Mailed, postpaid, for the above price.
OLIVER DITSON co. Boston
C. Il. DITsON & CO., New York.
April 2j-Mon&5at d&wtf
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A Relic of Gettysburg

CHELSEA, Mass, April -, 1871.
Hon. &. G Benedict, Editor Burl iHgi9a Free
Press.
DEAR 81 AT the close Of g lec uTe On the
Battle &C ettysburg, one evening last week, st
Pawtucket R. Il was informed by Mr.. Matthew
Curran Of thst place, that he had in his posses
sion Tes lament found by him on the field at
Gettysburg, the day after the battle 1T ny
sugeestio he left it with me, and now AK
your as istance, through the medium OF your
columns. to find the owner ; or should he hsye
fsllen 10 the terrible battles which followed
Gettysburg, how gladly would it be received
by that mother who, with fearful eye marks
the ys,snt seat at the board, or by that father
whose staff was thus ruthlessly broken as his
path leads daily nearer the grave.
The book bears the following Endorsement
September 18th, 1862,
CHARLES W. PETTY's BOOK.
Presented By his .faiher and mother, Geo'ge s.
and Nary Z. Petty, rith heir prayers,
that you may cast your burden on The Lord,
and he riH sustain you. May the Lord help
you HIS ,uord 10 obey. Nay He quite and
direct you in all Of your rays Nay the Lord
bless and protect you uherereT you 60, and
help you TO praise Him lrhle you lire here
belor
In another place is written ~ Tendon, Rut-
land Co.. w." by which conclud that Petty
was a ermont soldier. By insertiI q the above
you will confer a favor on
Your friend,
JOHN b. Be- cHELDER.
?, A-A communication directed to Chelsea,
Mass, will eventually reach me, thct gh my en-
gage ments in the lecture field call nae from home
much of the time.
Vermont papers please copy.
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BauBFa8re OCcREES os.-ihe .Ntasi0ller
relates q singular Incident Alr. Reuben Nun
son. Of Morlis7illa, in his s0.h year, and Mary
Munson, his vile, ia her Sith year, died very
suddenly 81. about s O'Clock, p. m, On the ith
inst, aaI within ten minutes @. each other. a
lady Of che house IN which they lived went into
the room where they were and found Mrs Nun
son 90 be bel, and GA being assel If il was not
"abau. .el time, replied in the affirmative.
and uothiu- unusual was noticed. She hal oc-
casiou 20 return 90 ;he loom shortly and found
her dead Mr Nuus9a was sitting IA casir
and couv,7sel s-me, bu. before the friends could
he summoned. De died IN his ohsir, without
knowing tina, his wife aal passed. away. They
were former res.leair o. uuzbury, audi hsI lived
together % years.
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nISrRICT Clur. OF the United Sts'es, for thc
u District ofV ern0nt--In the matter Of Adniphus
Decelle Hankrupt-in Bankruptey--A warrant
in Bankruptcy has been is~uet ~ SAID Court
against the estate Of Adolphus Decelle, %
Fairhaven, ofths County OF Rufsnd. Of the State
Of Vermont in said District. adjuds gel
Bankrupt upon TIRE petition Of his
creditors; and the payment Of any debts, ana
the delivery % any property belonging u sad
Rankrupt ~ him or TO mis- use, anu the transfer
OF any property by bin. are forbidden by Law. \
neetirs- OF the creditors q sand bankrupt, % prove
their debts and choose one or more ASS --n6es ci
his estate will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy
u be holden at Rutland. in said District, on
the 9th day Of April. A. d. 1871, at a o'clock
A NJ at the L. 5. Court Rouse before A. r..
LYMAN, one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy in
GEO P. FOSTER,
United Sta.es Marshal as Messen.er.
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WISoosKG-The Good Ssmsrians he'd g
meeting as usual st O'Clock p. m. Sunday, the
lesding feature Of which was a short address
by Rev Mr. Wright of Montpelier, which was
replete with sound and timely advice and hearty
encouragement.
The " committee Of three" sppointei Friday
evening, reported that they hal entered uron
their work, and had got some names TO she
petition. which was read, and is as follows.
To Me Hon. D. II. .Urc5m err, Comg
Commissioner;
We, the undersigned, having 4 desire TO pro-
mote the cause of temperance in our town, and
finding that the sale Of liquors at the town
scency, as now conducted, causes AMI suHIiHs
a large PERCENTAGE Of the intempersuce which
we are striving to Danish from among US. would
respectfully ask you, in making an appointment
for this town for the coming year, TO consider
the following requests
First, We earnestly request you TO appoint
some person residing at Colchester Center, or
remote from the village Of Wiao0szi
Second, II you mad it inezpelient to grant
our first request, we request you to withhold
your appointment, until some person can lie
liquor for mechanical medicinal and chemical
purposes, by the letter ana spirit Of the Law.
The above petition csusel come remark, as it
well might if it were half true, and the agita-
ton Of the matter at this time. VIII certainly
by giving the agent notice Of the complaints
that are made and an opportunity TO answer
them-ensble the commissioner 20 &c, under
standiugiy and wisely in the matter.
Another question, closely connected with. suI
perhaps underlying the whole sutieo, Of matter
Of complaint, which viii probably be brought TO
the commissioners attention IS. whether the
agency is to be CONDUCTED solely as a money
making institution for the town or not. Ifso,
then the more liquor the agent sells the better
he does the work for which he is engaged, and
the blame does not rest upon him.
The 90 committee Of fve'' signi6el their in
tention Of entering at once upon their duties,
though some Of them think It will 20 20 good,
and TO that effect, was Mr. Wright's statement
that such q course did 10 good at all in Moutpe-
ler
The rum party have revived the ola aud cheap
epithet of Sc the Smelling committee and aI-
piled it with all vigor to this committee. bat the
T committee is made up Of men who Will uo. lie
likely to be exploded by 81 oioroas epithet-
The committee consists CTS Il. Weston, Elisha
/ Allen. VIM. Y. Reynolds, S. II. Els1u. and II.
/ G. Hyde
] pr-,..rrs.-.r1-- st,-ls, nop-aa- nh ro1 11a
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rRorrINc STATIONS.
EEamhIcfoHiGn .Tgonarch

Rs BYsrY.'s NAvELErHvfiv. viii stlui thc se'-
son Of I--l 90 the stock farm Of the -1tssrhc-.
Terms o. w.t. i @ bee pals 20 time " se-slrc
ami s1I when the marc proves o. se iu ilIl.
Sion tHcu win ho seven yeas ola Agrl -t,h, i-- d,
Is blood las. black legs with two white ankles be-
hind I6 hands ANA weighs 1880 lHs lie was sirel ny
KNsuYE's HAvuLETuNiAS, f.ho sire 90 Dexter. Who
sold for $4,000. Mtrlr winfield joy 5-I.ri
HRU,o for slLOl. UArrV MtnlrH llr sF,."'t
SrAErtE for S1fui .lt three year. ODD Aberdeen
and many otle- va uahle and very la-, tr1tters
Dam hy J. c's Ahiallah Chief.
PORTLAND.
RrACs STALLION with white tag and oue white
pls-eru hehIld s.X years oI TINS spring, ID hands,
sired ay CLARION tlc -lro of "Utu Pun uDstSr
JOINS ana other East trUttcrs Will also maro the
season Of l--I 10 the Same place. TEEus $40, O.
insure. Mares plsturei aud we'll csrei ,Hr, hut
all accidents 30 owners r.sS For Circulars. giving
pedigree anl iu.l particulars address
JUSTIN H. MuULTON.
Wct Randolph, Vermont.
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