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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

stration and distribution Of estates Of ntcstatcsi 81
reading refused.
II 2ls, to compel boys to attend school, proposed
amendment disagreed 10, third reading refused.
81, relating to witnesses in prosecutions relating To
selling q furnishing Intoxicating liquors amendment
proposed BY the committee agreed TO and bill passed
IVY, relating 70 the division OF property belonging 70
BY committee on elections TO whom was referred the
petition Of AphOugO Lnid 10 be admitted 10 seat as
tho representative from the town Of Roxhury that no
uoner have leave to withdraw which was agreed 10.
II 1872, In amendment of an act to incorporate The
Vermont Asylum for the Insane On motion Of Mr. Hen
The com. on the Insane A., lum reported bill satl
ed An act 20 establish an Asylum for the Insane" On
motion OF Mr. lebard Of Chelsea ordered to lie on tho
table
II 3q7 to repeal chap l2 = relating to notiries
public third reading refused.
u ir3 relating to town Grand Jurors third reading
refused
II BPS forthe more speedy settlement Of damages ars-
Ing rom the oarelessncs and neglect Of railroad Com
pancsi third reading refused.
Rsohition-By Mr. Wyman Of Athens rendering The
thanks Of the House TO the Messengers of the House Tor
The prompt and courteous manner In which they have
discharged their duties adopted.
senate proposal OF amendment to II igl, 10 provide
for the completion Of the Vermont Reform school, was
The usual messages were exchanged between the two
houses, and the Governor, and thcreupon the Speaker
addressed the HOUSE as follows
G,nuen,a Of n, Hoa's Of R,Brs'eEfltte' - have just
heon Informed Of resolution passed by this House
while was temporarily absent tom tho chair and
cannot express to You the feelings that enter my boson
as ! read The Mind words IN which you have EXPIRE
your thauk. 70 me, lot the manner m Whch nav us
charged The duties Of this position lcame to the ohair
With feelings of doubt AMI dsrust a. 10 my abilities 10
discharge he duties, aud read the long array Of
names ol ustri0us men who bad heretofore occupied
ihe place, my disttust Of my own ability was increased
But with Your sympathy and support have been en-
couragcd and supported Ia the dchagco f the arduuui
duties incumbent upon M. and return 10 you m}
most hearty and sincere thanks, Tor tho courtesy ami
sympathy that you have uniformity extended 20 me
And whIo you express the desire that | may elrl
home with me your best wishes and sympathy pray
God that he may accompany you 70 your howes, AMI
that you may find Your families we'll and sincerely
pray that You may enjoy long lives and that may at
last meet n better land where shall KNOW no more
parting forever In conclusion bid you lat farewell
and declare this House adjourned sine de.
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In Montpelier, November 20, by Rov. j. Edward
Wright Mr.. onLASDo G. MeDtnMto, Of sliddcsex and
Miss EHNA J. II ATnAwAY, OF East Montpelier.
In Bratteboro, at st. Nicholas Church. November 20.
hy HeY. Charles Clarke Harris Mr lkSRY X. fifLD OF
Montpelier and Mis- KATE H. DANIELS oil Hartford,
Conn.
In Berlin Noyem at the residence Of the brides
father, by Rev. Il, Seabury, Mr. IL n DUSTIN, Of Man
istee, Mich, and Misc BELLE H. NARRgS, eldestdaughte
Of Hon. A. X. Warren.
In Lyndonville, November @, Mr. CHARLES AtLsANr
and Mrs. SARAH YIELDS.
In st. Johnsbury November G, Mr., FaEbERlcK BuGHER
aud Mrs, soPHiA $. MAY.
In Buruet November u, Mr.. S L. GArEs, Of 9ycgaiei
and Miss MANY II MoLERAS, Of Barnet
la Nowhu'y, by Rev. s. l. Bates Mr.. j. 2. stEyESs
and Miss Laura T. KINNEY, 10th Of Lawrence, Mass,
In johnson, November 6, Mr.. HIRAM Q. MARTIN Of
Underhil, and Miss ELLA 4. BRowS OF Wateryie.
In st Johnshury, No,emh,r !, Mr. NoLsEr d. Doe
OF Waterford and NJ 50 ADELL NJ. NuniNg Of Bar
net
In Ryegate, November r., ALEXANDER DAyfDsoS,
E-q, of ~ cgnto and Miss lsABtL NELSON, OF New
bury.
Ia Waterford, November -, hy Rev. NJ II. Wells Mr..
EnwiS 4 BATcnELnER OF Danvilie aad Miss ELLA l..
BucgMissrKH, OF Waterford.
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In Morristosn, October 10, Mr. oRGEN LrnAS. aged
o. years.
In Morrlsrilc, November - Mr. ABEL srAuLolSe,
aged 81 years.
In St. Johns1ury, November %, Mr. FsGpsRlcK BIO
BEE, aged 20 year,.
IN Royalton November ., Mrs. SARAn ". MgrrALP,
aged rs years and 10 months.
In Cambridge, November g. MARY A. nuiTs wife Of
Harvey Butts, aged 6j years.
In St. Johnsbury October 3d. Mrs AnBir, wife OF Gen
stephen Hawkins, aged nearly 81 years
In Boston, November Y, Mr.. IIiHAM kSiGnIs, aged
about IS years,-iormorly Of irasbursh.
In Lyndon Centre, November 2, EMNA, wife Of Wan.
4 istnan aged h years anu four months.
In Worthwhile October 18th, JANE l eldest daughter
Of Abel and Hannah spaudiBg, aged 10 years
In Royalton November 3, WILLIE sKlNSrR youngest
sen OF John W. and Hattie V. Metcalf aged years.
In 81, Johnsbury, November 2, Mrs. SARAu LEVIN,
aged 10 years, formerly Of West Lebanon, n. II,
In Caseton, October 7, Mrs. PoLLr NoHros, aged 81
yearsthe Oldest person In town, and native Of Middle
town.
In Waterbury. November 10, Mrs. MARY H., wie Of
Mr. NJ o. Evans aud daughter Of Hon. WIN. Carpenter
aged 50 years.
In Montpelier, November p, GERTRUDE MAY ABBOTT,
aged 70 years and months.
A light Is from our household gone
voice we loved Is stiiled
place Is vacant at our hearth
Which never can DO hlled
gentle heart, that throbbod hut now
With tenderness and love,
Has hushed lis weary throbbings hore,
To throb Ia bliss above.
Yes, 10 the home where angels arc
Her trusting soul has lied,
And yet we bend above the tomb
With tears, aud cali her dead
We call her dead but oh We know
She dwells whore living waters dow.
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.AFTERNOON.
hENATE.

q ID, tocs,nblbh A municipal court for tho Village
Of S. Adams, returned from ne houss WIN PrVP'' "
amendment which was agreed TO.
Passed Iii ia3 in addition to an act relating to guar
n i,i T., or,is reading for persons in county ils
H. relating TO the attlehmenf OF personal properly
bycopy le at the town olerk : oipee, ,f,,,c,,,rio
gl, to Incorporate tho west l"r'ee ""iu''O'"''"s
H. W. n addition to chap q, s. Of repairs Of h,gh
ways aud bridges, occurring iour men u'' W W u'''
psnins he discussion Of this hill tho hour having ar
rivnd lr nm adjourned meeting Of the JOINT Assembly,
he Senate repaired to the Han Of the House oil h9p''
Ga fturang the consideration OF II aoo was resumed
ny" Il so. to incorporate the Advertiser Association
H. a. to amend sec IS chap, l26 g,s, relating to
M III amendment of Soc az eh. 22, g. s., relating
70 ,loa,int me power. of school distrlcls.
Ill 36l ma anendmeut OF and - auu,uon 20 ,go, =,
chap 20 e H. relating TO prosecutions ior Nolatons u
the liquor law, vi d proposal o. smenaet into oxe,
on motion o Nr. sprague the senate wont 'n'' 'A''
u',,yi , p psseg. IN o AZ II cSaIr
Ppsfi.-n l3. rotating 70 railroad pridges several
amendments were propos d. ana 1lscassoh var,ii
Adams aud NeaAey Fhe sefera' ah'0npH'0N" WV
7fhe Brsdeot in ,no ehair
a. 49,, patng 20 srh0pl dstrlVN ,. - .,honls
n 40 relating % town and district sAsfWsu' wnvn's'
Opposed iy Ar, Bigelowi favored by hes-fs' nancy
shedd, llaosloy and hatierhed. o,.,.d ,e.olatlon
Mr. hgolnw opposed the bl ana olerei .esuiuan' i,
ntcnded 10 keen n operation the town system whsh J.
had been adopted. The amendment was obpuISe' "
Messr' Bailey, shedd lncssy Sna na sy Mr. Bal
lard Tho merits Of tho town system were mrlheI ao'
yoeated by Mr.. Blrelow. Amendment NOT AE'P'N W
Il s9l iaihA a. oa Tue county Of Lamo'nle, a re-
nrnoi Nv no House nonooncqrred in Mr., ro"e''
alked tor com. NJ con etonce and Il was ofusreu,
s. l76. relating 10 the closing Of banks lfust WI
panies mud llnlei Corporations thri reiins teNsee
g. So 10 al Ntnn 20 OBJ ~ x - relating 70 s'hoo's
VA va rclatins ia tho Vermont & Canada railroad
Raj I'm
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Tie members Of the Montpelier Ladies Tom
perance Association take this means Of giving
public expression to their deep sense Of obliga.
ton 10 those connected with the executive and
legislative departments Of the government who
have, during the present session Of the legisla-
ture' by their presence. and especially by their
eloquen, appeals wise counsels, and hearty God.
speeds, contributed 80 much to aid in their
work They trust the good seed thus sown may
bear speedy and abundant fruit and Is it too
much to hope that those who have temporarily
mingled with Us. may carry something Of the in
spiration to their homes and 80 extend the re.
iormatory work throughout our whole common.
wealth. In behalf OF tho Association.
MARY =. L. WELLS, Preadent
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, In said district
on the nth day Of November A. d. lsT2i
Eben scrhner administrator dc bons non, Of the
tate Of David Barton late of Montpelier, now OF East
Montpelier, in said District deceased, presents his adj
ministration ac1ount for examination Ond allowance
and makes application for decree Of distribution aud
partition of the OF said deceased. Whereupon II
Is ordered by said Court that said account and said APP
pcaton be referred TO session thereof 20 DO held
the Probate Office Ia said Montpelier, the 10th day
December, A. d. 1874 for hearing and decision thereon
And II further ordered that notice hereof BIO given ~
all persons interested by publication Of the three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Watehman and State
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier previous
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause, any they
have why said account should not beallOwed and such
decree made,
By The Court. Attest,
i95l N.A. CHASE, Register.
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rTATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S.
In Probate Court hold at Montpelier within and for
said District on the 7th day OF November. A. d. s72,
An instrument purporting TO be the last Will and Tes
lament Of Ora Crosby late Of Cabot In sad District,
deceased being presented to Court by John a. A. Cros
by Of the Executors therein named, for Probate
II ordered BY said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified TO appear at session Of said Court
to be held OF the Probate Office In Montpelier the
TN day OF December, A. d. ls1 and show cause " any
they have, against the Probate Of said Will for
which purpose Is further ordered, that copy of the
record Of his order be published see weeks successive
y In the Vermont Watchman aud State Journal printed
at Montpelier previous ~ said tno aFpointed for hear
ing.
ny the Court-Attest,
1881 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge
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j q X q b T. b A
Is unoqualed by any knowa remedy, II will eradicate,
extphto AMI thoroughly destroy AL all poisonous sub
stances In the Blood aud will eioctualy dlspel all pre-
disposition 10 bilious derangcmcnt.
Is THERE WANT OF ACTION IN YOUR LIVER
AND SPLEEN Unless relieved at once, the blood be-
impure by dcdorous seoretlOus producing scroll
uous skin Diseases bloches feons, Pustulcs Cankcr
Pmple-, &c, &c,
HAVE YOU A DYSPEPfIC STOMACH Unless digos-
ton is promptly aided the system Is debiltated with
Poycrty OF The blood, Dropsical Tendency, General
Weakness lasstude.
You hto In danger OF Chronic Dnrrhoea tho dreadful
Inflammation OF tho Bowels
HAVE YOU WEAKNESS OF THE UTERINE OR
URINARY ORG ANSl You are exposed to suffering la
It's most aggravated form.
ARE YOU DETECTED, drowsy, dull sluggish or de.
pressed in spirits with head Gche back ache, coated
tongue and had tasting mouth
Tor certain remedy for all these diseases weaknesses
and tfouhes for cleansing and purifying the yItiated
blood and imparting yig0r 70 all tho vital forces, for
building up and restorlng the weakened constitution,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

FORGERY "A young man named Charles Shank
until recently in the employ of Bradley NJ. CLARK,
Of this village, ms carpenter and joiner, beeom-
ing Disguised with the ordinary rewards Of his
labor, recently perpetmted three different forge
ries, writing orders on merchants in town ior
goods and money, and signing thereto Mr.
Clark's name. One OF the orders was ioi
$3.50, another for SIS, and another for SEQ
Shank wrote tho orders in Clark's house even
ings, borrowing Clark's writing materials and
practcing until he was able TO mako an excellent
Counterfeit of Clark's signature. Fearing detec-
ton, Shank lett between two days for Boston,
whittier an officer has followed him. Shank has
a wife living in town, whom he left behind on hi'
somewhat hurried trip.
POSTSCRIPT -Chas. A. Shank, who was brought
from Boston on a requisilion from the Governor
on the charge of forgery, Saturday, was brought
before Justice Robinson, Monday forenoon, and
bound up in the sum Of $500, in default oil
which he was committed to Jail
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Legal Aotioes.
HOUSES ESTATE.

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 alt porsous against the estate OF alsey
House, late Of Berlin, IN said District, deceased,
represented insoyent and the term OF six months from
the 18th day Of October, 1872, being allowed by said
Court to the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice. that
will attend to the duties u appointment the
dwelng-house OF Elcnzer I. House. III Berlin, In said
district the last day OF December one o'clock
In the afternoon said day.
DENlsoN MARTIN, co,n,n,.sioror.
HANLfY GALE, No"'O"''s'
Berlin, November 4, A. ID. ls72 1850
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Coop IDEA.--Tho plan for Thanksgiving SER
vices adopted by the people Of st. Adams we
think exceedingly appropriate and worthy of
adoption elsewhere. Is it too late for Montpelier?
I" There will be Union Thanksgiving service
on Thursday, at II a. IN. The 81, Adams Mu-
steal Association will attend and sing several APP
propriaie choruses, interspersed with which will
be singing by the congregation, psalms and
hymns Of praise, to old fashioned and familiar
tunes. The seats will be free and all are invited
to join. In the intervals of singing, there will
DO devotional exercises, and addresses by the
clergymen present and others
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s.,
In Probate Court held ut Montpelier, within and for
said District the 2lth day OF November A. ID. 1872
deorge Bulkiey and Charles Buckley, administrators
OF the estate Of Roger g. huxley late of Moretown, In
said District deceased, make application said Court
for license to sell all Of the rea estate Of said deceased
TO wit All OF the real estate Of which the said Roger
g. huxley died seized and possessed situated In More
town aforesaid representing that the sale thereof Is
cssary for the payment OF the debts and expenses OF ad
ministraton Wherenpon, 1t " ordered by said Court,
that SAID application be referred to n session thereof
DO held ut the Probate Ollie, In said Montpelier the
9TH day Of December, A u. 1872, for hearing and deci
sion thereon and IL further ordered that all persons
Interested be notified hereof by publication Of notice OF
said application and order thereon three weeks
lively Ia the Vermont Waterman aud State Journal,
printed at Montpelier before said time OF hearing that
they may appear at said time and place and II they
cause, object thereto.
by the Court Attest,
HARVEY TlLDEN, Judge.
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no AGENTS Want absolutely the best
~ selling hoohsi Send for circulars Of VENTS UN-
ABRIDGED ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE. over
100 pasos 10 ny Y ~ 2O pages le Aids, sc. Arab
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which Is pronounced by tho leading medical authorities
OF London and Paris "ihe most powerful tonc and alter
htlyo known TO the medical wOTld.n This Is and
untred discovery buhas been long used by the leading
ply slcans OF other countries with ToHderfd remedial
results.
DON'T WEAKEN AND IMPAIR the digestive organs
by oathartcs aud physics, they give only temporary
Naturalization laiueney and dyspepsia with piles
and kindred diseases are TO follow their use.
Keep the blood pure and health Is assured
JOHN q. kELLO0G is Plat St, New York,
Sole Agent for tho unlted States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular. 6O-s3
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Tue CENTRAL. - The St. Adams Messenger
says We unite in the hope that the measure
OF relief desired is by the charter Of the new cor
poration abundantly secured, Our confidence in
the managers generally and in Gov. Smith in
particular is not particle shaken the Boston Irau-
siler aud all opposition to the contrary notwith-
standing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

LECTURE ny Dr. CurTlNo-Our distinguished
State Geologst, Dr. Cutting, gave most inter
esting lecture on The Microscope to the stu
dents Of the Methodist Seminary On last Tuesday
evening The lecture hall was crowded BY an
apprccatiye audience.
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--- AGENTS WANTED For most i'm.

portaut Book ever published, every
HORSE OWNERS CYCLOPEDiA.n Now Horse Disease
and all others Of which tie Horse is subject fully
pianod with successful treatment Every horse owner
should buy H. Also NEW MAPS Of u s, and World N
H. Township, aud CHARTS, TiREA DS and PICTu RES,
largest assortment for Agents IN New England. Apply
at for terms 10 D. l.. GUERNSEY Publisher, Con
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

BRAcELET FouNp.-At Coughs lecture, in
Trinity Hall, a GoLD BRAcELET-fgurcd on one
side, and plain on the other, with jet lining
The owner can have the same by applying to A.
W. Elson, Brookftld.
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~ 10 ''' ""'''"'''' @" 'Nh'"f "loWih'"'
NLNAIt
TUESDAY, Soy. lC
rnycr y t1c Chaplain
lteininE " thc Journal uIfp0usof with.
Fi,sf-ll 100 in amendment ol an act 30 Incorporate
W ely % huntington WITH proposal of amendment iy
Mr. BIsclow
~ iioi 20 uid The Vermont nnrmon. Aloriat'on.
l"' io hneni The chaftr ol tic Burlington Trust
company Win amendment
a. W 9aiet the time 90 holding Che County e mt
d" il"ttN"' ,ec.'uNiy
the u-e "l s'hoIis
40 o ~ "rPiNFi'tuE gum INi tHt vermont Historical
eo''th
b. l11 in relation 90 SCHOOL ID strict no in Morris
town igturned from o luuscH th proposal oil mend-
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Second Lecture.

The second lecture Of the Citizens course will
he delivered at Trinity Chapel, 10 morrow (rhurs.
day. evening, by Rev. W. II. Murray, the popu-
lar pastor Of Park street church, Boston. The
lecture will DO the one upon Deao0as, which has
obtained such wide spread celebrity. Everybody
should hear il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

- The Village Hall was the scene Of a very
pleasant entertainment and social festival on
Wednesday evening, given by AIr aud Mrs G..
w. ScoTT, to the young people Of the village.
The hall was well filled with their invited guests.
Music and conversation were the order Of the
evening, and the time passed delightfully."- in the
blended enjoyment Of both The hall was taste
fully decorated by the agreeable hosts Of the
evening and those who were fortunate enough to
be invited on the occasion, were warm in their
expressions of appreciation Of the somewhat pc
culiar and unique aifhr.
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ERROR CoRREc1En.-Three Of the Vermont
newspapers state that the expense Of repairing
the State House quitting in iron and brick
tloors) was SIS, l7920. This isa great error
too large a sum BY $1,000 The expense Of re.
pairs was ss,i19 %, A. per report Of the Ser.
vcnnt Mt Arms
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

DR BRYANr's =" Ruus WINE" THE best r1R
lNvALlDs. For asthma, sorofula, bronchitis and
sore throat for sure mouth and catarrh for dys-
pepsia and darrh@l for bleeding piles and nervous
prostraton Khus wine is the best remedy extant
and has tie sanction Of the best physicians in the
city and country. 1t isa cooling drink in ievers
phold II takes away the severity of the disease
by destroying all putresence connected Herewith
IL makes no reaction by ovcr-cxcitement, AS is
the case with other wines. It sasl an efficient
appetizer II is made from the berries Of the In
land Sumac or Rhus Glahrum and is therefore
called Rhus Vine. 1t has proved OF great use
70 those who have had paralysis. Clergymen
singers and speakers. VIII Sc throats become az
grawted, IN the practice Of their profession. have
found 1t highly beneficial Sid by Geo p. Fos-
ter, Union liou-e, Montpelier; Il B Stearns 4
Co Buflrgion A. NJ. Plant, NJ. D., St Az
bans so 81
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ApJ5uRNNrSr Both Houses effected a final
adjournment at about o'clock this "wednesday
morning, and within three hours the members
to be seen upon the streets were like the visits Of
the angels, The sessl has been slmwhat
lengthy, tolerably busy, and we trust not alto
gether Improbable. As usual. many meritorious
measures failed, while others of doubtful expedi-
ency succeeded. The public acts will be publish
ed next week
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A GREAT OFFER! = Horace Waters

\ ~ Broadway, \. v, will dispose Of 100 PIANOS
MELODEONs. and ORGANS, Of six hrst-class makers
including Waters at VERY Low PRICES FOR CASH
part cash. and balance In small monthly instruments
New 7-o1tave Tst-cass PIANOS, modern improvements
GAN, the most beautiful style and perfect tone
made. Illustrated Catalogue mailed. Sheet Music and
Mnsle MoIohandso. aO.5J
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M1NrpELttR & WRLLs RyER RAugo,p.-The
first rail on the line Of this road was laid in this
village Thursday afternoon, at the place of union
between that road and the Vermont Central road
The first spike was driven by Director French,
and the second by Director Foster. 1t is under
stood that the work Of laying the track will be
vigorously prosecuted.