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FORTY.SECOND CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION

fr,.rer.,. Nil
p,u, IIon.a.. - ',aDN'i "'''n .,
and Il bo,;ns :, - ~" '0''''
,h;cI, soo,,ai :. , ~ ','ou5" '''' "'jou'"'''n'
cd e,r soroo ,i,,o 80 we ~ O' p'''l'''-
tho G,r,i.,, roo,'.,s...,, 'o'
In the uo,so H.. -. VI ''o ',,u'"
resoln,;or =, ;,,.,.., II, ''''''' Wv
regular st,ndir,, o,,,,,,,,. .''
Of tbo pros;,ion, .is-., ~, Wa"
of tho tonyo nil - wy -,
take place until no ~ ~, ',''' ,''l.'
the course If Voc, r - n.y. ~
series of afBdoyi,s IN IL l'as - " lug
on,,a,.. ~ '''''''u 70 u'cseu 9ou'ne'n
sns,ai,,ai '''''' w. "''' ''' point o' oruer
." .,o I,''.v ''o committee appointed to wait
wy" Wv ''''uen' ana lnlorm MIN That Congress
har. ''aoy :, 's'e''e any communication he might
c.-,, '.r'''e' ''a' 'na' iuncuonaiy desired
aa5 In ~ ''nu " message % poth Houses
"'s ''''''o'o anxious that Congress should
'e"a'p IN session Tor at least another week Sew
0,u' important Dils were introduced, one especi-
c,a,oo. H. 80 p'o''u''s 'or some r'u'ca'
80 D" ,"' present moue oil collecting the
''J'u''eu 20 thursday
r,..,.,. iH'"'pAl' March ~
'Y'''''u % '"e 1O''e' ON Go"l ana sal' was
$50. ''l'' p'''O'''u IN inc house OF Repre-
Inc management OF the question
,i..-, y" ''o part OF 'he ifee traders While
o''e'''''''s iV'o,''u 10 oDsructing tactics
" '''i '''v Di'i WIN 20 many amendments
~ " '"'u nv i's u''e"' were renewed from all
,o., " 10y "''' vs. que" rejected Dy Nr' re-
''rs' OIL Maihe' VINO introduced the bill, and hi,
- '''''',"e' 0y 'ne majority OF the commit
'u' "'o'' ~ was then proposed TO reduce
'u0 uu'y Oh SALT Inns too was voted down,
"N'" ''' HOUSE. without proceeding further adj
burned
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taken place on the floor Of the Senate and an
proved the course n the democrats in rciraininl
from participation in the discussion. lie though
that this change was unjustifablc lie had hearC
no adequate reason, as yet, but as it had beer
determined upon by majority Of his politica
friends, he deemed it his duty to concur in theu
decision
Mr. Cragin Of New Hampshire was opposed tC
the change, and believed that the day would come
when the men who were instrumental IN u would
regret it, but he felt mpcllcd to stand by the ma
jOrty Of his party friends
Mr. Morton of Indiana regretted that this mat
ter had been brought into the Senate, when il
should have been settled privately. lie denounced
as untrue the statement that San Domingo had
ANYTHING 10 do with IL. The question was now
whether the republicans Of this body intended to
abide by the action Of convention Of their party.
into which they had entered.
The motion Of Mr. Wilson 10 postpone the fur.
Their consideration Of the subject until tomorrow
was then rejected, as follows
Aycs-Mossrs Bayard Of DEL buckingham Of Conn.
ca,,er, lot CAL Cooper Of Tenn Davis Of KY Davis
9, W va, holy o, "? salisbury Of Dol, schurz Of
81 Thurman Of o., Upton Of Neb., vickors Of Nd aud
Nnys-Megrs. Amos Of Miss Borcman of W. Va.
Brownlow Of Tenn, Caldwell n Kan, Chandler Of Mch
Oof2s Oh Oq Conkilng Of N y, cor6ott Of Or Cmgin
Tex tfellnghuysen Of y, " llamn Of Me- Harlan Of
i, llitc9c9ck q Mob, Howe Of VIE. Lewis Of W. Va,
ila, pomeroy Of KAN Pqol ON G.. Ramsey Of Mimi
Sawyer Of S. c. Scott Of PENN sherman Of H. Stewart
ofNuy. West Of In and Wright of fa.-ll.
The resolution adopting the committees as pre-.
sentcd was then carried by vote of 80 TO q, ms
follows
YsAs-Massrs. Amcs Of Mi.s. Anthony Of r. J.. Bore.
man Of W. Va brownow Vt Tenn, Caldwell of Kan,
Chandler Of Mich Cole Of Cal. Conkling Of n H.,
Corbett Of Or, Eimunds Of w., Fenton Of w. Ferry
Of Mich. Flanagan Of Tex, ffelnghuyson Of n. j.,
ilamln Of Me-, Harlan Of a., Hitchcock Of Neb Howe
u WIS., LOWS Of w. Va morrill, Of VI Morton Of Ind.
Nye Of New, osborn Of Fla, Pomeroy Vt Kan Pool VI
C.i Ramsey Of MINI, Robertson OF s. g., Sawyer Of
:. G.. sherman Of o.. stewart of New West oi La and
WrightUf la-il
NAfs Messrs. Blair Of No Cnsscrly u Cal, Cooper
OF Ien.i Davis OF ky Davis Of Vs. Va, Kelley oi~Or.,
stevenson oil hyp Thurman OF o. and Nickcrs Ut Mi.
ABSENT OR NOT y0uya.-lessfs. bayard OF Dol,
buckingham of G.. Cameron of Pa. Carpenter VI Wis
Cmgn Of n. IT, Ferry Of c., Gilbert of fla Hamilton
Of Nd, nm of Ga, kellogg of La, Logan of l., Pratt
of Md, Rice of Ark Salisbury VI Del, cchurz OF No.
Spencer Of Ala, spugue oi r. J., Stockton of g. Ja
sumner Of Mas Upton Of Neb.i Trumhui of no., WIZ.
sou Of Mas and window ot Mun.-ll
Adjourn 10 Monday
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7777-77-77-1-71-77-7-7-77-7
On Barre March g. Capt. sAHrgt U,uavatov, aged
I'D years, months and % days.
late William Watson.
AZ Newport Centre, March Fgnais W Nonnis. aged
iI Nolra
No island Pond, Feh 81, Eiutv, v. daughter of IL.
'"'' a"d Laura \. Farmer, aged % yeats.
ln ptfY "no March p liEyUr WEST aged % years.
ttr, aged 30 years.
No. Nllam.iown, Mar,hc, Dvlom ". DAVIS. aged 80
d, DIP 'Tnth. Feb. F. Capt. JoHV GRANVILLE. Of the
NWon M.nu- Company, o. .Ui lO yuars
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Tlirnl Kv4vrs sWINDLU.

Thire'' KSAvEs swINDLERs These ore mild
terms with which to designate those mean contemplate
adventures who have been Induced by the high Iepnh
ton which De. sigos Catarrh Remedy has won 10 put
up and olsr for sale worthless imitation Of this cole.
DRAFTED medicine Remember that DR.. pcrce's private
stamp which Is the only p9ste glwlnce Of gcgaMsss
should be upon every package. This private stamp i.-
sued by the L. 5. Government expressly for stamping
Dr. Perees medicines has upon portrait name and
address, and the words a. 5. Certificate Of Genuine.
ness Don't get ssindled by men calling themselves
Dr. sage Dr. RV. Pierce, Of Buffalo, n Y, Is tho only
man now living that has tho right and prepare the
genuine and original Dr. sago's Canrrh Remedy Sold
by draggsts sent by mail on receipt Of sixty cants
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illarriaqos.


In Montpelier. March sth. hy Row j. Edward Wright
Mr NiLLnM J.. sCorr aud Nils MARY J. llAsrisGs
both OF MiddleseV.
In Derby, March I, Mr.. Jouy GILMAN of Derby Line
anl NH Mtnf NDnRia 1fsmn.
ln Barnet. Feb. gs VIZ. Cruuivas sourus and Mis
JANt ". sANuEts, both of Barnet
ln Wells River, Fob. o., Mr.. FRAvcis VI JOKES an,
NiH 'LAhA Htilg FILMING, both Of Ncwhury.
ln concord. n ll, by Row. d. w. Fauncc Mr.. Gao
crow and NJ llfLEN L. psnnY, both Of Ryognte, VI.
I'm Ilct,ord MARCH q, ifrynf Wrsr Of Norwich on,
NELLY ID. LrDAs Of Thotod.
d. ln bm'ntrce teh. 5', by Rcv. S. W. Dixie, j. FneAl
9NApAN' 90 tlanndni Iowa and JtliA VI. Wurg, OF y
- brookheii. Ieh. p, CHARLES VI. AYEHs and CLAni
~ Lewis, both of Berlin.
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Boston Produce Market.



pI-rrep -uee,,4. Gel. Ella. .-.., ,-.
e. B., bIis nrainsf I.i'l ,...t I 'NoN
rorres,ouJirl- ,va,l i,t l.. 49, ~ UlNt- i'f thc
eo. & fns1. ri,, I 3o,' .''p's lu-l'f pN pteka-
an, tbn- erasi,f ti. IN. !, % "H 1''i'. n0 nana I'f
ie.,r.nf1,n . .,,- Do . t'"'', Nii 90. suppl! o i-
,rtiei nro Amin ,-.l No., li.it 'iN'u' m' Qlam
while the inisr ,,,, ill.,. , | i. IN lu'l ilie.
sells re9diiv af 81 ~ '' H'-''''V" orciA H1e
Weqii,te gne Neu, rl and y-.,.. ,..
nor lt fIr fo so,,l ft 5..,t, .1,'eI "' t
Interior isa2Oc bakers i,ri-e C,naIa ' 5.aa. a.
Cannon T.. ei9i.. 49,, a. i b., i.rta @''' iNt
Cnse.t R.l.i,.,. w., XXX. ~ 'g per no.
for to-'iav -i f,vet 'rb .rl 1890, ga'h ana
tir demand fr g.,i cic., W o 'l,"lli " iA %
We quote ane 'hayored. rich Hc,,r, ~, Ia, d.
to giod doiry itzi ~, ,-i ny -ltl +tci iaf
Eces-Reeeints TO- tb,, ~ H. . - t.i tp;
for today ia boxes and II I'M. rl4 az ,is' any
,,,.f y a ~ ~ u'ls. mere D. 90 abundant
NJ anon, Fa.fern a. ~ ~ ~, ~ ' AZ tenns a""nWAfi
HAAS ITbc reeeii,fs f,.r ti' no., ~. :.
and Tor To-day 5ti ii5is T6 tnHi,, .,n 10y 9nI-
and there b. a ste,.l, ,Ioi,.,if fr an hlh
,Fltliin f,D,-e ~ moi ' '''' ''-7 h' prices
Ne nuofs ebni,e Its,f ,,i. D a ,,,,.ti... . ,5-.
common iio l-ij.l. Yellow ,-.s ~ be. -,
hnfid- p'rketl uel ham. M "a l-l .r,., tt 'uil'
hush -' -''--'' 9-N-i' PiI
portrnv-Nitl tb, f.-...,t ,,,f.....tt $500,
kceppr poultrv M. t,trk,t T. 49,. , "tfl,il.i lVi
ani l,r7,a I'd, 49,, "a y NNiy u4uln depressed
We 01oto eioie, VICTOR, 'r,rt ,3 u, '' lt,a'.
ems at fq1loc -A' N"'oA-
Grass Strps-There is .,r,e iro,,tr,. a. s.t ,. d,
demand Is rht and rad l.. ME-, M pul tiie
high price demanded '''' '''N''''N ny Tue
We quote Herds Grass at 60 ,oq6 .5. Rod Ton az,
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liorrblelN What can he more "Toulhlei"
would rather be teal than tsa| such was tho eNcana
ton of one Of Intelligent citizens and vet how
few there are who take proper Of their sight many
persons using the very commonest Spoctaees and there
by rskng the loss Of that precious glft Islon. We
would suggest to our readers aud friends thar our rra
bic aud we'll known Bookseller aud Stationer, T. G.
Phlnney, is sole Agent, in this District for Lazarus
Morris Perfected specacles they are universally used
throughout the Unified states and every one who wears
them say they are the best Spectacle made, 5GG9
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teen hundred millions less than that Of Great
Britain at the present moment With q pop.
ulatlon increasing at four times the rapidly
oil the latter country, and with hardly 1.-THE
OF her military burdens we ought to afford to
Keep still further behind her annual taxation
than our present interval Of about fifty mill
lions
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A Kansas City editor who employs a
,ri laundryman is in panic He .ays:
They sent home with our washing Yesterday a
,thing that branches of in two ways little
below the top like a railway junction. and has
pucAercd lrills edged with tatting" on each
end OF the divide We don't know what il IT,
and we'rc a poor, ireniess man with only our
virtue aud none but villains would seek to
iniure that.
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In Probate Court held at Montpsier witiin and ir
sail DISTRICT on the 10th day Of March, A. d.. I-li.
Johh D. smith executor the estate of Lovinia Bry
ants lhte ui Waterbury, u said district deceased make
Application % SAID Court 20 extend the time heretofore
allowed him 20 pay the debts due from said estate and
day N 'N
hhotoupou, Is ordered by said Court that said appl
cation be heard at the Probate ONCE In M0ntpseT on
the it day OF April si and It further ordered that
notice DC given ~ all persons concerned by the puben
Journal printed at Montpelier three wccks susccssvey
before sald hearing.
BY the Court Attest
lLLL n nIAAU 49,.
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STATE FMR.-We learn that arrangements have
been nearly completed for the holding Of the State
Fair at st Johnsbury this year This location is
made we understand in justice to a large section
of the State, which has always manifested great
interest in the success of the Society. but has
never before been favored in the selection Of a
place for holding the Fair We cordially approve
the action Of the committee, aud prelic. a sue.
ccssiul Fair
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W A r { n 4 s.
The extensive Of these watches for the Last aneor
years by Railway Conductors. Engineers and Fxpre.a
men Tie most eNaetng Of Wach-wearofs has thorough
ly demonstrated the strength stcadinc.s durability and
accuracy Of The Waltham Watch To satisfy that elias.
IN ah these respects is 20 decide c question az 90 Che
real value OF these tmo.kecpor.
Mofo Than 9OO,OOO Of these watches are now speak.
ing Tor themselves Ia the pockets Of the peope-a proof
and guarantee Of thcr superiority over ali Others.
Fho superior organization and great extent of tho
company Works at Waltham, enables them l., pr,uea
Na''ne. al price which renders competition futile and
''' "Ao o'y any other watch merely pay from IS b Sd
per cent more for their watches than Is necessary
These tmcpioccs combine every improvement tt,t =,
long expert noe has proved Of real practical usa HAY.
ing had the refusal Of nearly every invention n watch
making rignatng in this country OF in Fnrope oniy
those were analy adopted which severe testing by the
most skilfu artisans IN our works and long use on e
part Of the public demonstrated 20 correct
and enduring tmokcepmg
Among The many Improvements W. would part cular.
The invention and uss Of centre pinion of peeul,r
construction to prevent damage TO Mo train hy he
ofeakhge Of main springs h original with the American
watch Company who, having hal the refusal Of all 9TH
or contrvaucos adopted Fogg patent pnlon az being
the host and multess.
Hardened and tempered halrsprin-s now universally
admitted By Wachmakcrs to be the bcst are used In all
grades Of Natham Watches
All "altham Watches have dust proof caps protecting
he movement nom dust and lesseniug the necessity Of
the frequent cleaning necessary In other watches
Our new patent stom-windcr or kcyiess watch il NIL
ready decided success and great Improvement. ON
any stem-windns watch in the American market. and by
lar the cheapest watch Of Ia quality now offered TO tho
public To those living In portions Of the United States
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P1MPLEs ON THE FACE.
A cOuan. coLn nR sonr rnnnAr

COUdH, COLD OR SORE THROAT
Requires Immediate attention, as neglect ofon result.
In an lneurable Lung Disease.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rROrurs
VIII most invariably give instant relief For BaoScauls
ASTHMA CAfARRn, CoSsumPuyE and TnRoAr DisrAsrs.
they have soothing effect
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use thom to clear
aud strens then the voice.
Owing TO tho good reputation and popularity Of the
Troehes many Worhs and cheap limitations are og,red
Which are good for nothing Do to OBTAIN ,hs frus
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0oHEs.
SOLD EyERYwHERE.
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The recent annual meeting of the Addison
County Temperance Society was called the best
and largest convention OF the kind for the last
twenty years Adires-c. were made by General
''randy, Rev. j. 10 Stone and l,cy. Mr.. Archi-
bald of Bristol.
WNNiNoloN COUNTY.
Richard Newton, who resided with hi. mother
IN Bennington committed suicide BY shooting
h'inseh through tue heart with shot gum We'd
hesday evening lie was single man about #
years OF age lie bad been ou invalid for % long
time
Putuam's New Hotel 40 Bennington poe
nearly complctcd-i. an elegant structure and
will DO much to improve the appearance Of the
village, as well as afford accommodation cr troy.
oilers.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
Inc musical convention began at st. Johusbury
lue'aay' The lith dag of March, end will continue
through FRIDAY. s3Ion Wilder, OF the Boston
Conservatory oil Music, lad the direction
o.e.....i...'c..
ot, - ~, ~, ,'',,' , u. y''' ana
,-, ~ ''' D." 's"' ~ hnf-
Su. .'' .''. S"' now" 'h
,,t..t eii.-or.,.,, y " p'I o ,'u'us water
Lo e,,r r,. ,.,,,' ,'','''' 'y'''e ID, ,ip,Hs
,o,-nir~ '''' u" '4"''J
"'''''"s ,.,, ....-.
Ga "Wednesday night eth ult.. Adolphu. Par.
reil's dwelling house in Island Pond, together
with all the furniture and clothing was burned
One family living in the house, consisting of man
and wife and two children. narrowly ESCAPED
with their lives. being pnlle Cr,m tbcir i.l.h y
the neighhors.
The teachers institute for Essex County ,,,.
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CALL DEcLNrD.-Not merely as member, Of
his congregation. but also as residents nj Mont.
pelier and AZ citizens of the State 4, ,yo GA
cause Tor profound qualification in the fact tbo,
Dr. LORD concludes 10 decline the call IN Ilartcrl
and remain with his old CHARGE nj Montnclior
~ arrive at this conclusion has d,ubtles. co.,
him severe struggle. for the inducements r., a
different determination were many and s,r.,n,
The promotion involved in fine chance ,,,., a.
peal powerfully to the hest of men-eyo, .or ole.
gymen A largely enhanced s,larv -, irdis,,or..
sable 10 n -o,cr,,s i,,,r,,t ,,.',, - RI,
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heut tAdtertis ements

RESlDENCE FOR SALE.--A Cottage
House, with Ell and Barn attached In good rop1Ir
win one and One.half NJ land belonging h. me-
tAto Of Thomas Sargent situated in Nofthfcid Centre
field, Vt. e0sqs
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hfoEirr Books, bound in good style, with
stubs Tor sale, at low figure, at this Office.
-....
BoNp FILED. We understand that MIR Munson
the contractor for building the Montpelier and
Wells River Railroad, has filed his bond for the
completion Of the road, 40 no interruption will
take place in the work, on account Of the vote Of
this town at March meeting directing the town
trustees to pay over no more money to the con-
tractor until the bond was given.
BusNfss CHANGES. The recent purchase Of the
building in which Flanders & Kinson have for the
past three years carried on the business Of silver
plaicrs and dealers in Saddlery hardware, by
Messrs. Keith < pccks, who intend to occupy it,
has necesstoted change in the former firm.
Precisely what this change will be we are not in
formed. but we trust nothing which will require
the removal Of either Of them from among US.
The town can poorly afford 70 spare any more
young blood especially when represented by
two SO upright and courteous business gentlemen
as Nlessrs. Flanders and Kinson
We learn toQAhat Dr. j. B. Woodward has
been forced by the increase Of his professional
business 20 retire from the firm Of Woodward &
Blakely, apothccares, and has formed a profess
sional partnership with DR.. j. f. Mocombcr
Doctors Woodward and Macomber are too well
known already by our people to require any en-.
dorsement from us. Careful, intelligent and
skilliul, they commence with a large practice,
which we predict will be rapidly increased.
The drug store will be continued at the old
stand, by Mr. Collins Bhkely, who is thoroughly
competent and experienced in his business. and
where may be found all articles usually kept at
first class drug stores
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RANDoLPn.-Oi Officers elected March 7tb ClerL
n l.. Boyden; Selectmeu, Elijah Blodgett
Ephraim Thayer, John b. Steele Treasurer, j .
O. Fargo Constable Luke Parish Listers. b.
+ Adams, Willard Tilson, lockwood Holden
Superintendent, Rev, W. Stearns Oyerseer.
Charles r. Granger Agent, Samuel Howard.
Town tax voted a5 cents on a dollar.
A committee was appointed to report at the
next annual March meeting on the propricty Of
adopting the town system of schools.
The ladies of the LIST Congregational Society
E"o an entertainment Friday eve. the l7th
~ 'nelr church. Miss, Gregory of Mortified
WIN DC present and of course her readings will
'or" principal feature Of the evening. The re-
pairs upon the church Of this society are " still
advancing ana with good speed now. Till late
~ the workings OF those good eeople who have
had hand and words (and their name il lo,,irnN
in this rebuilding Of the temple, have beon in
more ways than one very like those of the mills
Of the Gods"
Rev. d. b. Bradford and family left on the
sth for st. Adams Bay, where Mr., b. becomes
pastor of the Congregational society.
DIVORCES GRASTED.-The following divorces
were granted in the following cases, at the last
term OF the Orange County Court
Dorothy Lindsay V. VIM. l.. Lindsay, wllul de-
sertlon; Jonathan Coburny V, Caroline Coburn, will
iul desertioni Betscy c. Spear v. Nathan Spear.
o., lhtolerable severity Almina Morey v. Oliver
T. Morey, intolerable severity Harriet W. Swan
" VIM L. Swan, intolerablc severity; Amarett
l.. Preston Y. lutlar Droot,, Ia. A.
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GTATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and l,r
SAID District on the 9th day OF March, A. D. lsIi
WI iam L, Dillingham;, Administrator of the estate Of
VIM W Welsh OF Waterbury, in said district deceased
presents MS Administration account for examination aud
alnNhheu ana makes application for decree OF dstr.
button and partition Of tho estate of sald Ioceased
Mherupon Is ordered by said Court that said account
ana SAID ippeaton DO referred TO session thereof to 10
held n the Probate Oee In said Alontpeiieron the i'm
gay u April A. d. 1874, Tor hearing and decision thereon
anu " lutther ordered, that notice hereof be given
all persons interested by publication OF the ts three
weeks successfully In the Vermont Watchnan state
journal newspaper published at Montpelier previous
10 sad time appointed Tor hearing that they may appear
AZ SAD Time aud place, ana show CAUSE fany they mag
nave why iAd account should not be allowed and such
decree made
By the Court-Attest
tOb3 HARVEY TILDEN. Judge
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COMMON ScHooLs.--But few Of the towns in the
State adopted the town system Of common
schools in place Of the old district system at their
recent March meetings The only towns we have
noticed 50 far are Waitsfeld, Jericho Essex and
Corinth Several towns have appointed commit
tees to investigate the proposed change and re-
port at some subsequent meeting.
CoReEcrloN.--ln the obituary notice of widow
LAnn Of Calais, published last week, Charles
town, Mass, was enormously given as the place
OF her nativity 1t should have been Charlton.
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D's
y i r V N
HAS RELIEVED THOUSANDS OF

nv hLLTHILD THOUSANDS OF
Cough, toiI Fever Ague, Headache, Ncuralnia pv,
ptp- h i.soi appetite DarrhWa Constpa Sleep.
'I'.. h.l Nervous affections Female Weakues.es Il,
'i'.t 3d. See recommendations with each bottle
READ WHAT ONE DRUGGIST SAYS.
We have aid pOnbs NElA'INE for the last .lr ve,r.
81 etu fAfaHp ny it has given entire SUBTRACTION in
~ Lhi INSTANCE MS FAR as we know n,irinv tbe
i",, ft-f $50 have sold OVER NINETEEN THOUSAND
g.'17 lAl tphsldtl u.s. Immense sale sufficient proof
oi JOS reliability. GEO. G.. GOODWIN & 90 WIalfsgir
U-u.----., Iu.lOl. h0ll BY an Druggl.t..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-15

Joan Piorrion, an old missr, died last
week in New Orleans, worth $4,000. lie
has often begged in the street, aud j.. said 90
have lived Oh lwenty 1.-Two cenls div lnr rnar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-15
Vow IInmn.hIre Eleciinn.

The mcagrc returns received from the cleo.
ton in New Hampshire yesterday show large
democratic gains, and render the result doubt.
lul. The democrats claim to have elected
Bell member Of Congress in the second dis.
trict 10 place of Stevens.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-15

VALUABLE Property FOR sALF.--Attention /,
called TO the ad,ertisementoi Mr.. Rufus Nuttinc
Of Randolph. The house which he offers for sale
is very commodious, is conveniently located for a
boarding house, and much needed in the place to
accommodate students and summer city boarlers
We happen TO know too that Mr. Nutting has
always had more orders for his Fan-Mills and
Root-Cutters than be could fill, and we fell sure
that for the right man no better opening for bust
mes. could be presented