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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-17

The onih has been remarkable for the great amount
Of rain that hasfaen There has heen Eve great storms
via, the 9Th, when nearly an inch OF water felt
the s,h, when inch fell the 10th two aud
quarter inches FELL This storm caused the streams to
overflow their banks doing considerable damage by
washing dirt and rubbish into the Erss, fields Three
ourths Of inch tell the 18Th and 18th. and an Inch
10 the storm ending the 18th Comparing the fall Of
rain this month with that Of tho six preceding years We
have the following result IN 1866, 9o inches FELL In
1867. 40 nohcs In sos 81 inches In 500, ijnnches
10 1870 9.i5 inches In is7i LOO inches In 1879, $50
inches. Mean fil 10 seven years, BOB Thunder storms
were frequent toward the chose Of the month. On the
"ist hal very violent in sections consd-
cradle hail fell In this town two barns reported a.
struck The temperature Of the month was about on
the Of the last seven years In Is66 u 'ci
Ia 1851 s695i Ia 1903 o6is, in 1862, eG3si In 1870,
o5is in 1871, '63.6i in 1872, COS. Mean in seven
YEAR,, ct6a
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CORRECTION. the close of our late school
examinations We announced, with great pleasure
that the full corps Of teachers had been secured
for another year. 1t is therefore with disappoint
nent and sorrow that We are compelled to an
nounce the later decision OF Miss BuHsnAM, a
the head Of the ladies' department, not to return
For personal and family reasons she determines
though with much reluctance, to exchange thi
for another 6ed-although our committee ha'
made her the aattering offer of an increase
pay, from $50 to $3.50. This decision may OF
the whole, be wise, for we have almost unbound
ed confidence in her Judgment but for the school
and the best interests Of education In our commu
nifty, We are filled with regrets at this determine
tim. Whoever may be her successor, 1t can b
no injustice to say that the school will suffer b
the change In all the highest and best accom-
plishments, not only Of teacher, hut also Of
lady, we do not know Of Miss Burnham's suPe
riur.
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PisPLEs, ERuPuoSs RouGH SEiN.-rhe system teing
put under the influence Of Dr. Piorce's Golden Medical
discovery for few weeks, the skin btcomes smooth,
clear # aud velv,ty and being Illuminated with the
perfect glow Of b. alh from within true beauty stands
forth in all IT, glory. Nothing presented to the
public heau,iaer Of the complexion gave such
sat sficton for this purpose this Discovery. The
effects Of all medicines which operate upon the system
through the medium " the blood are necessarily
what slow, matter how good the remedy emp Dyed.
While to three hotties clear the skin Of pimpes,
hlotches, eruptons yellow spots eomedones gruhs
dozen may possibly be required to cure cases
where the sysem is rotten with sorofuous o. vrulent
blood poisons The Of all thesi diseases however
from the pimpe to the worst scrofua Is, with
the Of this most uoont agent only matter Of time
sold by all druggists. COS
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1ll o r h ats.
ma o + h OTIS.
tr,isgapAsd ErB'sniy =" FatoamaA 4 state Journai)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
For the week ending Tuesday, July 10, is72
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGnTOS,


MOUNT or srock AT MARKET
This week 3is esis aD 900 80
6 5S.' y ssst sso s ss $50 s IS as So SO
PRIcEs-Rssf cans-kxtrs fat aud heavy premium
oxen fI0On il0S0; arst quality, $3.50 1000; second
quality $50 a 900, third quality, 800 a IS 3 =
few choice single pairs, sO.25 nf0oN' Bulls, &c,
800 a. 500.
Wsriiny -sl0l s2T5p pair ACCORDING to theii
value as heel. Handy Steers, SIS a ilW.
1iich Cons.-fiJd as extra good, SslD tlO with or
sithou calves, as may be agreed harrow and ordlna
'Srs,s..-yearl'ngs, .oSc. tro-years old sol g 90
RsOi6 Live weight, u 9ss pr IN. store cattle, Tex
40, s8ic v H. Good q 81 5f.75 Pair, 500 S7.a7,
'i,sp'--ssi a II, sheared sheep, 5sasc
fsnf"g lambs g a uie.
xtr 81 a lOcts v II. live weight, 7Dse or iOOoai.o
Shors.. wholesale 6Dslc, retail, 7a9o v III. Pat
Hogs 4ld5 v ID. Spring Pss lHnlje n.
! Veal Cailss-st.0 dSln01 v head
Hhi''.-erighlen, 81 a. Ct, country lots 5qale.
WITH wool on Slap On each country lots, dry t20
at3m, Calfskins. iiaide-
REuARks-Thc whole number Of cattle at marked
O. i3s) are Western, including over CO. lean ones .whci
are sold ut ide per H. weight This grade cane Il
conptt ton with the grassied cattle OF New England
I'd cattle aru in demand with little change in prices
although the eenen tendency appears 70 he toward I
tower sure The whole number ,rket is iiaht 10
the season The host Western steers scl A. 7alc PEE
h. live OF rthern stock, D. Mccary sold tweuty-tw
sras-.ied COWS At eao per H.. total wei-h ut hide
/ tailow and beef J. s. Eye sold twi i-yeu 0lds, /
dr,ss bs at Oc aud ~" others at9io por H. dressed
| X E Rrunuh son sud three heers and one COW ~ .
DER In e.spd ant beef cows at iti each or Sc pc
b. live wc-ht. ~ T. shaokett sold fifteen extra 3yea
old steers rMs~d aud httened by Thomas Field, ferr
burg VI, to dress $50 lbs each at Ito per ID.
There are about 500 sheep and lamls, mostly lambs
over the Northern roads And ast week there was los
tlian l. lO1 The larger supply to-day favofs he butch
ers who deem prices cons degaby loweri SIN. liant
arc worth from 10 lie por H., Or ~ 20 81 each an'
yearling sheep TO 10 per Id. Poaltry $50 sprint
chickens, 25c per 10.
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Authorized List OF Text Books.

Alta meeting Of the Vermont Board Of Educa-
tion, held at Mldilebury. on Tuesday, June IS, all
the members Of the B ard being present, the list u
Textbook given below was selected and author
ned fr use in the District Schools Of the State,
for five years from November !, 1873
R,,n,es AND srELLrRs
wehh's Word Method
NV American Flrst Reader.
Second "
@ T Fs,,n
Hlrard' sixth Iea er.
New American Pronounclng Speller
ofosRArHlEs.
auyops Elementary Geography,
Common school Geography, for Grammar
and High Schools ouy.
ARrnurnos.
frcnehs First Lessons in Numbers.
Elementary Arithmetic Tor the State
Common school
GLotBaA
dreeulsats Elementary MgoLra.
eR,Ns,a
Greene. Introduction
dreene's Enei,h Grammar, for Grammar and High
schoulsonly.
uyrorr
Ander,on's Pictorial uistop,
United States Reader.
S,runAL pniLosorur.
steeo's : Weeks In Philosophy
The ard also recommend fjr use in tic Dis
trict Schools Of the State,
Conanr. Pirsing and nrnl Book
spencerAn system Of P nmsnshipi and
Aiden's Citizens Manual Of Cvii Government
The textbooks now in use remain binding upon
surerintcndcnts and teachers until November
/, 1873 the new list, given abnve, becomes bind
ing upon the Bard Of Education, Superntend-
ents and teachers from and after that date.
In their action upon this important subject,
the Bard have had constantly in mind not only
the abstract merits Of the books examined, but
also the condition and needs Of the schools, and
the expense " he incurred from year to year, in
supplying pupils with text. books.
A., in the minds Of some people, the subject Of
Of great additional cost is one associated with r
change Of textbooks, the attention Of the people
If the State is especially invited n Sections and
6 Of the Act Of Nov. II, 1866, which is as fol-
lows
When any change is recommended by the
Board as herein provided, il shall be only grad
nal change. not involving any extra expense b.
the pupils &c the Schools Ut the State and the
direction given by the b ard shall he, that new
bD k hereafter purchased as new classes are
formed, shall be thuse by them selected and pre-
.crihed.m
" Whenever an exchange Of books shall he
made. under tho provisions of this act. it shall be
upon the cDnditnns entered into with the pub
fishers IT any new bpiks adopted that they shall
receive al the hb1ks in the hands Vt book dealers
in th- SAFE. in g ri conditiin, discontinued by
the B ari of Eluc,tipn. and shall allow to the
dealers the full trade value therefor, and shall
receive an the backs in hands Of Families schol-
nrs in this Smtc, Discontinued by the b mrd ii
Education, in exchange fir the new hmk. ordered
nf the same class. allowing therefor the true
value Of the same, according as they have or have
not been used "
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NV llorEL-We have it from the very best Of
authority that Mr.. II l.. Thayer, Of the White
Mountain House, at Litteton, n. H., probably
the most popular hotel keeper in New England.
having disposed of his property at that place, is
de~rous of coming to Montpelier, where he began
business in the old Pavilion, and erecting sl00,-
600 hotel Certainly good hotel building is one
of the great needs of this place. and we think this
opportunity should not he allowed to pass unim-
proved. Who will take hold Of this matierl
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STATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINUTON DISTRICT, s..
la Probate Court, holden at Montpelier within and
or said d strict. on the sd day Of July A. ID. ls72s
zen Scrhner administrator d, b0nis OF the estate
II David Barton late OF Montpcee, (nos East Moot
pelur In rad strict deceased, makes applications TO
sAid Court with tho consent an appreciation In wtt-
ng OF the heirs and representatives. of heirs oil said de-
e se ir license To sell ali tho rvyersion OF dover 10
the real estate II sad deceased. situated IN said East
Montpelier representing that sale thereof would be
rnesll 10 heirs Of said deceased and those inter-
astoi la his estate
wheryupr n Il Is ordered BY aid Court that said APP
pllcAton he rcorre a session thereof 10 no held at
The Probate Once said Montpelier the 30th day Of
July A. d. isIe for hearing aud decison thereon aud,
further ordered that all persons Interested he notl
led hereof by publication OF notice Of said application
and order thereon three weeks successfully in the Yer
unnt WAtchnan state Jourai tnted III Montpsiier,
4 fore said tune of hearing that they may appear At
aid time aud place. and they cause object thereto.
ataa N A. CHASE, Register
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PEANUTS ExTRAoRDINARY Our townsman, Mr.
t. B. Huntington, with characteristic enterprise,
has purchased one of Gales Celehnted Peanut
Roas,ers, the price Of which is $500, and is now
prepared to furnish freshly roasted peanuts in
any quantity. This process Of roasting give
them peculiar and greatly superior favor over
the old methods We have been thoroughly con
WINGED Of it, superiority. and it will require but
one trial to convince the most skeptcal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-17

TuK DARING BANK RoBBERy The residence OF
r. ". Hayward, cashier pl the Blackstone Nation
al Bank. at Uxhridge, Mass, was entered ah'ut
o'clock saturday morning, through chamber
window. by five disguised men, who, after bind
inc and gaqping Mr. Hayward and his family
flour pers,ns, entered the room Of Charles
Wesss,n, teller Of the hank, and compelled him to
accompany them IN the bank and nnlork the safe
They ohtained between $4,000 and slf,on,
mostly in hills. They then lacked the sale and
hank. te,k the teller back to his r,om, nngaSged
the Whale family and gave them drink :" water
then re,ayyed and left them. The condition oI
Affairs was discovered about daylight. The rob
bers left NJ traces.
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In Johnson, June 2, Mrs. ALoSzo II. rrtRBusn.
In Hydepark, Juy2 Ley J., wife OF Albert L. Burke
aged % years.
Ia Worthwhile, July L. ELLEN s., wife Of Henry D.
Bryant aged 81 years.
In Morristown, July 2, CAROLINE f., wife Of Gilman
stearns aged b years
In Iivdepark, July 4, MARriS, sen Of Michael and
Mary Manning, aged 26 years.
In Topsham June T. Mrs RostSA wife Of Robert Rich
Arison, aged s. years and months
In Marshded. June d, Mrs. SAVANNAH sAwINs one Of
the oldest settlers Of that town. aged s. years and
months
In White River Village July 2, after an illncss Of
thirty hours. Mr. RUFUS G tovFY, formerly Of ook-
field, Vt AGED 5i years Western papers please eopSl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-17

UNWERsIrY OF VERMONT Sixteen young per-
SINS have passed examination FOR admission to the
Freshman Glass Of the University of Vermont
" only about half Of those designing u enter
commonly present themselves at Commencement
u is probable that the new class will be about
thirty in number. Five Of the number admitted
were young women.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-17

LAMomLE VALLEY RAiLRoAD.-Fiiteen hund.
red tons Of rails have been purchased, which will
Ne amply sufficient to complete the road to Hyde
Park. Mr. Fuller, one Of the contractors is now
in Canada in quest Of men to increase the ioree
# laborers The Annual Meeting OF the company
has been called for Tuesday, the 9Th day Of Au-
gust, at II, de Park
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-17

SUICIDE At NORM BENNINGTON. Mrs. Potter,
wife Of Benajah Potter, who lives between North
Bennington and Bennington, committed suicide
IN Monday afternoon by cutting her throat
Mrs Potter WAS nearly sixty years Of age, and
sttcrly was supposed 10 be slightly deranged.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-17

AGRicuLTuRAL REPoRr.--This report is ex.
pected to be ready n 60 into the hands Of the
printer about the LIST Of August. Meanwhile.
Vermonters having fancy stock, engravings Of
which they would like to have appear in this vol
ume. would do well to consult Prof. Collier.
either personally or by letter, at Burlington.
This is new thing for Vermont, and will be OF
vital interest to our farmers
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STATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DTbTNICT. 90.
In Probate Court he "a at Montpelier, with and for
aid District OH tho nth day OF June, A d. isz2i
An instrument pnrp0itins TO be the Ia . viii and
Testament ut Susan L. Wieeler lati OF Barre, said
strict, deceased neng presented TO the Court by joel
FOSTER Jr the Executor therein na nei, for Probate
IL Is Orrre by said Court that all pcrsOus cOucsrned
therein notified 10 appear alta SEES ion of said Court 70
held at the Probate Office IN Montpelier on the I'D
lay OF July A. 70. is71 aud show II any they
nay have against the probate OF said Will tor which
purpose IL further ordered tnata copy III tho record OF
hs order be punished three weeks successiveiy IN the
Vermont Waterman STATE Journal printed at Mont
peller previous sad time anpunted Tor hearing.
2oM \. A. CHASE. Register.
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Coon HorEL.- During a recent soiourn Of a
few days at Commencement, in Burlington, it
was our god fortune to be quartered in that hest
Of all Vermont hotels, the Van Mass House., which
we can cordially and cunscientiousy commend to
thuse Of our people whom either business Of
pleasure draws 10 that city. IL Is a model house
and no one will regret stop there.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-17

Az UNusrAL RE-uNIoN The five original field
and Stai officers Of the 9Th Vermont Regiment
Col stephen Thomas, Lieut.. Col. f. NJ. Brown
Maj. Charles Dillingham;, Adjutant J. L. Bar
stow and Quarter master Fred. F.. Smith, we're all
At Burlington on Monday evening last. Their
meeting was purely accidental and without any
previous arrangement.
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sral Republican State Convention, which was orig.
nally called to meet at Burlington, July Gath
has been postponed until July 3lst. 1t is alto
sether probable that the Democratic State Con
sentiOn will he called 10 meet ut the sumo tim'
md place
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Reading 1lntines.

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CHAsrg As lrE, Asp PuaE As sNow.-rhe fragrant
sozodont is scientific composition the purest aud
choicest ingredients u The Oriental vegetable Kingdom
Every ingr,dlc is well known to have beneficial
Ell on The teeth and gums. 1t all disagreed
hle doors that Of tobacco. II speedily removes
those ravages which children sustain in their teeth
owing to improper Of sweet and acid articles which
imperccptoiy destroy them.
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Watnhman Sc Jnurnal.
WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1872.


The Union Republican Freemcn If Washington County
hereby notified TO meet In Mass Convention, at III
Court House, in Montpelier, Saturday the 27th day
Of July, inst at 10 O'Clock An for he purpose Of nom
mating candidates for County Officers, to he supported
At the next September election Also to choose coun
" Commit e, and Town Committees for each town
lot there he an cld.fashioned, rousng Convention.
JAMES II. HOLDEN,l
JAMES X PECK, ,,
MORTON MARVIN, oo-sw
H. X. JONES '"""'Ns''
IRA RICHARDSON,
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IA n es.

In Bradford, july O. hv R-v. J. X williams. Mr.. Z. c.
DuRGAs and Miss ALICE NJ. CuRiis, both of Bradford.
In Newhury, July I. by Rev. s. l. Bates, DR.. HEsRr
". 1owssESD and Miss ISABELLA BLopetTr, both VI
Monroe, n. II.
In Bradford, July !, by Rev. S. Mckeen. ~ D., Mr..
JoHN G. WooDwARp. Of Lyme, n. H., aud Miss MARY
VALtY, Of Fairlee, VI
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OurRAcE IL ORANGT An anony nous commn-
nication, relative to the recent outrage committed
upun the person Of Miss Magoou, Of south Orange,
by Alpheus Ge,rge. is not published for obvious
reas,ns. Even IT the allegations it contains are
all true, it does not exonerate George in the
east Tor the da,tardly outrage. Miss Magoon
remains in about the same condition.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-17

Nor AGRKED The trial Of Edward 5 Stokes
for the murder Of Ci james Fisk Jr., in New
York city resulted in failure the jury to agree.
Eight were for bringing in yirdet Of murder in
the first degree, aud four Cor manslaughter in the
third degree. The popular verdict will be with
the mai ,rity Of the jury. 1t seems to Us to have
been clear case Of murder
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-17

~ Attention is called to the advertisement,
" farm for SALE The opportunity to buy is an
excellent one, and parties DESTROYS Of purchasing
would do well to examine this property.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

10 WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court hel at Montpelier within and for
aid District. the 81 day OF July, A. ID. is72i
An INSTRUMENT purp1 ting u he the last viii and ties.
Of L0,a-e N. Foster late OF VI ntpelter In said
Dsr Ct deceased being presented to the Court by rru
Chap man. tue executor therein named, Tor Pro ate
II ordered ~ SAID Court that all persns eoneerned
therein notified to appear at session OF said Cvur 70
held at the Pro ate Otce In Montpelier, on The I'D
day Of July A. D. 1874 aud show cause, fanny they may
have against the probate OF said Will for which pur
pose urher ordered, that copy OF TIE record OF
lis order published three weeks suceessvely In tho
Vermont watehnan State 10 rnal. printed at Mont
,,eer, previous said time appointed tor hearing.
By the Cuurt.-Attest.
2g3l "A. CHASE, Register.
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DETITIoY FOR DIvORCE,-To the

i Honorable County Court next tn no holden at
Montpelier thin aud for The coun o. Washington,
an the scc md Tuesday OF september, A. u. IS!2
he lgnrd, forinda II. Brown, Of Narthdeld.
rrpresrnis that she was duty joined In masrax. 70
,eorge L. Brown 10 said Berlin, on tue 7h day OF April,
A. D. isil by Roy Charles X. Harding. Minister OF the
Gospel that she lived cOhabitnd with said uvorgc
h.. and duly onser Cd ALI thv duties o. lathu VIE
- good and faithful husband, hut treated the said
florinda H. with ntvlera 10 severity aud on or about
the day Of January, A. ID. 1905 the said ueofge l.
xuly and without lie cause, deserted tho said
FlOrina H. aud has len the state OF Vvrnont and nov
resides without the State Of Vermont and in parts
fiOrnaa H., to provide h'r her support sho there
ORC prays that the bonds Of matrnnny may DO dis
we'd etween her and the said ueoFge L. and adivoroe
Dated al Northaed, this ash day q June A d ,s7a
(signed) fLoftiNpA II. hho"N.
STATE OF yERMoNr,}
WAsHIsGrOs COUNTY, IS.
Whey,a.. Florlnda H.. brown, or Northaeld, in said
County Of Washington, has this day hsed IN the Onee Of
the Clerk Of Waahingtsn County her pefition % the
County Court TO no holden at Moatpeller 10 And
Tor the County Washington, tho second Tuesday Of
,ep mhcs next pray ing Tor divorce f9n tna oonos OF
aIatrimony bctweau her AMI George l.. bsowni and
WA,feas II has made ~ app AZ to the subscribing
.uthority that the sad ueorse brown resides wthost
this State parts unsnown 81 that personal service OF
' TA.ss1srs, l. is ordered that tho said Pornda H.
brown hcr said petition together with this order,
10 10 puul shed In tho Vermont Waichman q state
Journa newspaper printed la the lown Of Montpelier
Ia said Cuunty Of Washington, Tor the perid OF three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last Of which publication. shall
be at weeks previous ~ the hrstday Of the term
10 which sad petition rs preferred which shall no suf
Client nollcs 10 said L. BIo~n 20 appear DO
within aud or the County oi w.shn ton. second
rursiay OF September, A. d. lefl, anl show Gauss,
any no has why tho prayer Of said ps'i'oas' shall nos
Given under my hand al Montpelier. this lot day Of
'S"' A." 1878 LUTHER NEwcoMB. CLERK.
70 Il - A,sorasys for Pesiroasr.
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TWO PERPoRMANoEs-AFrERN AND NIGHT
Doors open al and P. NJ.
Admission, so Cts
Children under 10 years Of age, rs Cts

~ Distinctly understand this Is not exhibition Of
canvas hut unique, ehaste and elegant Circus under
eapacous Pavilion or late II has heen the custom
TO impose upon the public so-caed circuses Museum 6
and Menageres which, being neither the other
fail 10 sat ny the great expectations aroused by ndis
crminate promises uniulallvd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-17

TuE ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET .-- Yesterday
was firm Tor the best grades. We quite Com
mon to fair, Is to lse medium to good 90 to pc.
choice % u csc; selections, 90. Cheese dull
and DECLINING no iransaetOns.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-17

F,RK-The harm Of Mr.. Horace Smith, oil
Bloomington, was struck by lightning anu u.'
stroyed by fire on Monday Of last week Insured
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-17

SOCIAL TEMPERANCE MEETING
At Village Hall, every Sunday evening, from +
O'Clock All are cordially invited IN attend.