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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-08-03

1t has been estimated that Niagara
Falls will wear away the soft rock up
to Buffalo in 232, ,32O years. Those
who do not wish to leave The city 70
see the cataract can wait.
A lady IN Milwaukee has just buried
her seventh husband. She ls thirty
four ycars old, and was fresh and
charming widow last week, but is
probably married ag.in by this time.
What can a man have in his pocket
when it's empty? A big hole.
Nulcanized India rubber as part Of
car wheels is said to be very great
Improvement. On them the car goes
more easily, and there is no heating
q tic hub or iourAals.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-08-03

A pocket bootjack has been inven
ted. You put Your foot i'll your pock-
ct, give spring into the air, and oft
comes your boot.
Thieves event through Fort
Wayne reporter, and come out with
three lead pencils, a broken comb,
and dead head circus ticket.
a gentleman registered at a hotel
in Louisville, recently, as John Blank,
Hamburg, and WAS yratfied in seeing
his name in type, among the hotel
registry, as John Blank Hamburg"
Editing paper is very much like
carrying al umbrella on a windy day;
everybody thinks he could manage
better than the one who has hold Of
the handle.
A bright little girl at Milton, Wis
conSin, having been desired to write q
sentence introducing the word Car
rion, presented the following to her
teacher: Bad children often carrion
in church when they ought TO be
quiet.
An intoxicated man saw two cars
passing him the other evening with
red and blue lights in the front and
rear. Ills fnddlel brain comprehen-
ded colored lights, and was heard to
say to himself: Must be pretty sick
--sickly here they are running drug
stores around on wheels
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-08-03

A recently arrested for being
the husband of four wives, says he has
no recollection Of having married so
many times, and thinks it must have
happened while he was away from
home.
A melting sermon being preached
in a country church, all wept but one
man, who, being asked why he did
not weep with the rest, replied, "oh
! belong to another church"
When docs a man have to keep his
word? When 10 Que viii take it,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-08-03

AN Irish servant girl, having fin
isLel her days work, including the
"washing," obtained halt-hour ;
furlough "to see a gentleman friend.
The half extended to the whole hour,
when Bridget appeared blu5hlng and
half smiling.
"li you rlazc, ma am, ! must leave
you to-day, for am to be married, ii
you rlaze to night. ma am.
"Whv, what does his mean, Bridg
ct, inquired her mistress. Il never
heard you were engaged.
"No more was ma am but boy
Just from the ould country wants nae
to have him, and my cousin thinks
had better, and so towld him
would
And she did.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-08-03
Startling Facts.

Since the close of the rebellion not
less than hrenty-M rec thousand persons
black and white, have been scourged,
banished or murdered by the Ku-Klux
Kans Of the South. The victims of
their horrible barbarity have been
Republicans. Not a single Democrat
has suffered. Loyalty to the Uni ed
States Government brought persecu
ton disloyalty exemption.
Since the enforcement of the Ku
Klux acts by the present administra-
ton, peace and security have reigned
throughout those States infested by
the Klans. The defeat of this admin
istration will he the renewal Of these
organizations, and repetition of past
outrages. Is there IL Republican in
the land base enough to be a party to
SO great wrong? Millions of loyal
men and women South are depending
on our party and its strong arm Of
justice for continued protection. The
Government must protect them.
Mr.. WALTER, of the London,
" "TIm"s, is one of the most cautious,
as we'll as one of the shrewdest Of
newspaper proprietors. When he
expresses the belief that the period is
not far distant when the whole work
upon that paper will be done by ma
chinery, as he has recently, his opin-
ion is entitled to all the weight which
a thorough knowledge of the subject
and sound judgment in matters con-
nected with it can give. AS the most
important step in this direction, Mr..
Walter, in connection with NJ. K..-
teubein, the inventor, exhibit in the
international Exposition of Industry
in London what is claimed to be Il
complete type-setting machine. Two
Of these machines are now in use III
the Times office. With them two
boys, who can read, can set type as
fast as three frst-class printers, and
one boy can distribute type again
more rapidly than any one printer
can by hand The types are those
now in use, and the machine requires
no alteration in the ordinary forms of
setting them. The Times gives a long
description of the machine, and its
mode of working.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-08-03

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
having got control Of the Newark,
Somerset and Straitsvlle railroad,
opened il for business on June lJ.l.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-08-03

"When we come to die next No
vcmbcr,' SAID an honest delegate in
the Wisconsin Democratic Convention
eve shall wish we had not abandoned
the path Of virtue.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-08-03
FARM MUSIC.

In the morning, dim and sweet
Slanting giants the sun:
The milkmaid trips with hur;yiuy feet,
The farmers day is begun.
Hark It's the mower blit he,
A. he sharpens the trllsty Scythc-
Crink, crank--crnk, crank!
In the dewy morning air.
lnthe summer, ncnrto noon,
Flaming climbs the sun,
The scythe bladHs swcrptO a pleasant
And the task goes mcrrily on.
Hark shrill and fine,
The loc,lst's lot-weathcr sigh
Greece, Greece!
In the blazing morning air.
In the summers day at noon,
Right over glares the sun
The mowers sweep to- slower tune,
And wish the task were done.
llark .Cnttcring loud,
Ills the noisy crows in the crowd,
Cav, cav, cav, cav
Through all the hazy air.
The prim osc wakes to bloom,
Downward rolls the sun;
The west is fire, the east is gloom,
The mowers task is done
And hist-hark
What wings through the fragments dark?
Whippoorwill, whippoorwill!
Through all the evening air.
East and west are gloom,
But the moon is rising fair,
And the night is warm, and the clover
bloom
Swcctcns all the air.
And hist-hark
Who call through the silver dark?
Hoo, hoo, too whit, to hoo!
Through all the midnight air
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-08-03

On and after July 18th, 1872, the
fee on all Money Orders issued, W here
the amount does not exceed ten dol
lars, will be reduced to five cents
amounts ov r ten dollars and not over
fifty dollars, will be the same US be-
fore. This change is made SO as to in
sure the safe tran>lnisson of smaII5
sums of money through the mail,
such subscriptions to newspapers, ~r,
There is now 10 excuse for not having
I cheap and safe way Of sending small
sums of money. This will insure it's
safety and does not pay the expel:o
is issuing the money Order.
NEWSPAPERS Many people take
newspapers, but very few preserve
them, yet tho most interesting read
ing imaginable is an old file Of news-
papers. It brings nr tho very age,
with all its hustle and every day al
fairs, and marks its genius and it,
spirit more than the most labolca
descr ptions OF the historian. Who
can take paper dated half a century
ago, without the thought that every
name there printed is now cut upon
a tombstone, at the head of an cpl
taph. 1t is easy to preserve nowsra-
pers and they will well rersy the tro'-
Bile, for like that Of wine their value
increases with their vssYs.
The most useful thing in tho long
run-Breath
A Dubuque clergyman preached a
sermon on "crics from the cradle"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-08-03

There is a man in Boston who has
been seen by competent witnesses TO
set fire to portions Of his stock, and
heard to ex press the wish that most of
it might be burned, and yet no notice
of these facts have been taken by the
authorities. He keeps cigar store.
"Now, George, vou must divide the
cake honorable with your brother
Charles"
"What is honorable, mother ?'
at means YOU must give him the
largest piece.
"Thcn, mother, I'd rather that
Charles would divide it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15
Boston Produce Market.

THURSDAY, May O.
The following the prices obtained in this market
by commission houses for Produce Ia good condition,
subject TO n comm s-ion for selling
BsASs- Receipts, II abs. The demand ls fair, and
market is Arm At quotations Wo quoic choice hand
picked pea at 81 per hushi common do, ~ 1iM
3,i 'chulee htnd pleAed mediums sLi5 common do,
,uTreM n oelps oq7 packages. Thore is stoady
demand tho 6ast lots Of hu ter and our quotations
are obtained Tor thing that l. nne. There hos
ever q gnod many tubs with white bottoms that not
wanted xctpt at low agurrs a., ffnn sa he We quot
Wholesale prices fO'liwsi New Vermont and New
York choice, 2'DYe md un, 2ld2icy common old
hutt r. l50lsc hakers tai 70 pr 10. Johbers sell at
lIl % Tor choice new aud lidD 10 TOR air IN cool new
CHE,sg The ~ 'eipts have been asa boxes New Is
plenty, and the best qualities sell nun l2l0iie,
cheese ~ 3@ilc, and new at p for skim, aud ionje
Tor common to choice.
Cnns II ceipts lllr0 hush The demand continues
sht, and the sales In small lots, at prices ranging
from 7iDi7c for m xed ant yellow.
Fl0s-Receipis IS hoxes and % hbs Western egy 8
are selling At tor tho u markets. aud Eatufn
he ~ u ht for $50 $40 per dozen.
FLoua-itrey pls; ~ % Market rem, a-m
'rnnds AM there some holders who arc asking
advance the best NJ cnigan hn,nis We quot ~
Is fl275i Visions u rxtfas, IS ~ ehO 90 MiohsRus
o. s'dpli'Vi common extras sl75asJ6 supers tG5iD
OArs- Receipts 40 hush. There Is a st'ady demand,
and sales have nccn made prices ntugng fron 57a6io
per rush III some very ohee ones selins at higher
Pr,ro SMART ct remainsdull althous 81 receipts are
very light md there u stock tho n,rkrt.
,nie mnr stock has sid 1Gils tut for pr lack
Whites c-s rance iron la 49,; and for Early Rose
GjHfU per iushel /. paid.
PpylsoSs The M,rset is firm Tor pork and lard,
and ere lssvLy g.oi .nqnry =, g. Ted ra.r.' We
20 K sl7Sle s'o psr nj Ior AID d. I'd sit, "n,l
"est-rnt nes m s. siiial5.5i prme and exi'a
" me. 8 .al2.ni tart p!diuc poi IL, fr city ant
West rni smnt ed ham llDiu per IN, pceE f'm'ly
plates si6dd5 r'rb 1 extra me ~ m.s-, ssal2.
liAr-Thr dsmn eintniurr To no -utslrDt 10 aspr
re infs, lni prntso. ih. ert qna ties vel ,uA
aimed We quot eiO 90 Nrrmlpt aud Cuada NJ iii
psr tom god do, s2Ja3!i western, slsaa4i straw,
l29&l0 PSF toa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15
w LSON'S AM MON HATED
SLPERPHOSPHATE or LINE
AT AUCTIoN

Iwl sell ny an,to', tan ~ my Ammani,er
Superthp.phut uf l. tnr, on w DNEsDAN MAY ri
~ 2 ~ ~ onluek M at the X NllkjND DEPOT, 10.
MON rPELikt W, tont r'sefye to tho h- llc 4
heid Ia Waterbury Foday, May g. ~ 10 A. NJ and In
Rlcnmuni, Mouity, MAJ "a at 10 a. NJ
lea Ur- AMI ftrmers viii nov have opportunity b
pni chase snppiN the iest fsttlk mate Ia New
TERMS
Cash the iaY Il sale. or npprovel plper With SOW
ant OueH per crt. i,turest added, for any tim
The rasons for adopting this method OF sale are tn
H. canvas Ing for the s,le Of the fertilizer nv agent
hn the trket hn tn variety at d- OF this
ocular price-o times Oi payment long duClihti
to gnusisn To any person whatever. auy OF my prOiu
tons cannut III ri 10 dc this ani MAKE zoo articles
The result must t the market sell la sume Othu
course.
II Il good ticle. has value. and Is entitled 10 be-
bought al soi, and paid Tor. much butter aour
aus other art Gle Of merchandise.
cam therefore. III 81 "a give 1t away 10 hire II
.pi. ~ c1nsigt II IA those whV may b. hired to keeI
IL out ot tho market or who may sell out, fan, rul
ava NJ any time.
In my Of tho large mart cts IN New tgand my fer.
tztf has IN rstthi he'll re alton. In other mark l.
II IL not kn0Sn ani there ns 70 he dpts nation
un the part of interest rtrs that shalt not b..
IL thr condition thugs have consider Il II TO he
the Il an cnruprst TO Introduce a. 10 self it upon
u own merits by auction, 10 thusr who willing Ia
hul II at their prices the Gully stipulation heni
that II shall he paid for and " farmers Wi only IL
anxiety the time OF tho next sale Intend
va inua or semi-anuual affair UNTIL the Consumer
Knows It's value.
Pamphlets. giving full Instructions for use will be
ready Tor distribution On the day Of sac.
GEO. y. WILSON, Trsa'.,
Humlord Cheuiical Works, Providence, II. |.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15

IIARDwIcK. -The sugar season in over and the
results sh w small crop, much below the aver.
age; one and a-hslf to two pounds per tree, is
the general average reported. Farmers are very
busy these warm days with their spring work
Chase II. Eaton has resigned the position Of
Station Agent at Hsrdwick, and Charles II
French appointed to dill the vacancy
The public examination Of teachers for thi,
town WAS held Mt the school room in this village
Saturday, the 4th. Teachers for about half Of
the schools were present, Only one Of the can
ddates was rejected.
Mrs. 5, NJ. Richardson died on the 9th, aged
81 years Also, on the ilth. james NJ. wond-
hurry, an old and e~tinable citizen, died, aged 81
years. In the death Of Mr.. Woodbury., another
Of our oldest and must worthy citizens has passed.
away. In life respected and esteemed IN death
amented and mourned.
The bridge builders have commenced work
on the first railroad bridge west of the village
The work is to I've pushed rapidly forward to com
petion, in order that the Smith gravel bank may
he reached Ms soon ~ possible This seem. re.
quired to facilitate the work Of putting the CON.
pete'i rad in perfect condition.
Victoria Lodge, NJ. 1884, |. O. q. T., elected
term oih ,ers ruesi,y eve April 30th with the
following rerilt. viz W. o. I'D. ". A.
n dgemnn; W. " T.,-Airs. \. A. Ward ;
p. W. q. TN. V. Is. Hathaway W, g..
W II. Ward; w. +. S..-Mr-. ). y. Sill ;
W. TIE. W. still; W, M,-J,mes Collier /;
W. c.,-H. II. liuntlsy; W. 5. G.,-Miss 4.
A.. "A a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15

BLACK RIVER RAILRoAD.-We are pleased to
learn that the committee appointed to survey the
various routes suggested for this road have go
cured the services Of Mr.. j. Z. SrKARss, of Man
chester, n. II as Civil Engineer. Mr.. Stearn,
has long been employed in this capacity by the
principal railroads IN New Hampshire, and has
an excellent reputation for ability and fidelity in
his work, His particular forte is in running pre-
liminary lines, and in this speciality his reputation
~ second only ~ that Of Gov. Weston, whom he
succeeds. Que gang Of hands commenced work
yesterday beyond Worcester On the Elmlre Pond
Eagle Ledge R,ute, between Worcester and Vol
CIT, rho-e having this matter in charge mean
business every time, and a thorough and complete
survey Of all the routes will lie speedily made
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15
County Court.

The adjourned term of the County Court closed
Saturday night. Mo.t Of the time was occupied
in transacting court business, The following
divorces were granted
Ella l. Smith from John A. Smith, lntolerable
severity, Nurthheli.
Harriet H. Kent from George n. Kent, Intol-
cradle severity. Midilesex.
Samuel II. Nye from Marian Nye, Adultery,
Mortified
Peter Hatch from Lucy Hatch, wilful deser-
ton, Worcester.
William y. Mas,n from Almira l.. Mason,
Adultery, Wafer ury.
Ellen l. Murphy from William T., Murphy,
lnt,lerahle severity. n rthfeli.
Ann iihge frMn J ell II dge, lntJlerabie re-
verify and wiliul de>e ii m, Iiirre.
Charlie. wslling tr,n Catherine NJ. Wallng,
lntnlerahle severity, Montpelier.
Emrline Nj. Davis firm George W. Davis,
Wil,ni de-erflin, NJ tpeier.
William Dewe, FROM Sarah T. Dewey, WilfuI
de-, ri,on. Berlin.
jones H. yle,t lrm Gertrude lIayelt, Into.sr-
able severity. Moresown.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15

0RANGE.-A distressing and fatal accident &C.
rurred here IN Tuesday If last week. Oscar
Camp. spn Of Er,stus Camp. Of this place. while
ut work in the saw mill Of r. p Lprd, gnt en-
tangled in the carriage in some manner and was
thrown upon the circular saw, which was in
m zion. in such a way To cut of bis Lex abive
md helnw the knee, and hi arm, at tic elhow
WIS cut through. Dr. Chandler. uf Montpelier,
md ntlier medical attendance WIS at once pro
cured, and his leg and arm were amputaied, hut
he shock to his system WIS great TINT he sur
yiyei uny few hours Mr. Camp wnS nm in-
lustri"us and intelligent young man, who was
thoroughly respected wherever kn,wn. Iii. age
was - years, and he va- married hist July
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15
neaths.

- - ----s--ss~~
10 Nlnntpe er, Nay ~ Ev j. on dau fhter OF Dtvi,
IT, aud Suina Fdiiur. a4e Is " as ani months.
IN Montpelier, May o JovkTHtv EbTARns Wetent
oldest SUI ol the "a Il Fthttt'r WRIGHT 4ed ~ ear
500 after becoming e age. NJ. Wrgst va onung O.
~ ihn 90 fctHt I" business 100 uVntns Ter alter tat ~
while serve %. lrraurr OF tic Vermont Mutu d Flf
lnu'anco Company, and then rmuvsd % bistuu,
most uf his iusuess ife rpeut IFS rut rod iro
usi' - rN yetfs aud returned 10 the hOmestet
Tie wa man Of - vt energy warm sud geue Gus at
fictitious. aud -terug Integrity.
In Marshded May after ln gcrinr illness Il roRgi
A. sh'rtHD, aged q ytar'.
ln Kellogg, Iowa April 2, JosefH BaALgY, formerly
of Nottbdeld, VI AID 70 years.
CoHRscrtD in Stove, Vt, April a, Mrs. Euviri
Lev widow VI the late orange Luce aged years auo
o months.
IN Hancock, April = BrtA R. PgnEr, aged g. years.
Ia Bristol, May 4, OF consumption Mis- MARY, " fe o.
f. D. stewart, aged % yeats.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15

o, THAr WEaE BEAUTIFUL Is the un.poken wish
Of thousands Of women TO whom Nature has denied the
charm Of pure, fresh, transparent complt xion To
pretify this wish. nagans Ma zaolia Rain was in
troducod The cosmetics Of the day had been
poisonous by the most dstln shed chemists and IL
was al-o fund that their ultimate effect TO Their
the skin we'll par,y the rnal The
ladies' halted with delight the advent Of healthful
her al and fora, prep ration, capable Of mparting to
their faces nocks and arms porcelain snoothness and
tinge like IA t Of the Gnes oriental pearl They
discovered that il new thing under the SUM-
comparable AMI unapproa ihahle Inquest onahly the
Masno Ia BALM h,s been he great toilet ,uecess Of
the present century.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15

BARRE RAILROAD. -L'Gnr AT LAST AT the
t'~n meeting held On Saturday, il was voted Ia
give S55, 900 of the money raised by bonding the
town outright for the completion OF this road
and to turn over the stock Sos 900 tn the build.
ers Of the road This is for the fufment Of the
niler mnde by tho Central Rad, and by this
meeting the ratification Of the contract is com
plete. Work will be speedily commenced upon
the road, and it will he finished this summer.
We Congratulate oar Barre friends and all others
in interest on this happy issue out of all their
difficulties, and predict new departure in pros
perity to this town, and n those further on which
will be rendered accessible when the road is com
pleted through the gulf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15
LrATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held Montpelier said district
the sd day OF May A. d. 1871
,ucr stali iinn strator Of the est ate OF Asa
Mi,sa,l Of PA nield la sa dis riot, deceased,
prs nts his al,unslrIt ga account tor examinations and
nwauee and IN tk,s apt itOn iOf decree Of dlstr-
utica and pa ttOu OF the eetate OF sali deceased.
Nirr upon Il Is onlered by sad CUdrt, that sad ac-
iDuut aai appl cat Ia ba refsrTeii To session
hereof hed at the Probate Office. 10 said ID s.
rict the 2sth day vi May A. u. iaT9 FIR hearing
az decision thurruni ani, Il II tu ther ordered, that
utcu hereof he given - AL persO"s interested by pub
ratiou OF the same three weeks suceesslv-iy the
Vermont WatohmaH AM state Journal, - Newspaper
"a shed at AlUltpuef, pew 10 si time ated
Or hearnl, hat they ma, appear at salt tiIns and
ssice, aud cause, u auY tley wis sa.d
tecDtnt should nut ie allow - aud such deeree made
ny the COurt-Att 81,
2t21 HARVEY TILDEV, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15

GENERAL CHANCE. The Trustees Of the Meth
hi~t Seminary have been notified that President
Wilder, Professors French, Hammond and But
'erhed. will close their connection with the Sem-
mary ut the close If Il e present. term. In addi-
ton 10 these, Miss Walker the preceptre,s,
Misses Pomeray and Button, teachers, will
% away at the same time. These removals arise
from no trouble in OF with the school, which was
never in more prosperous condition than now .
hut from various individual causes. The duty
'leyolyes upon the trustees of the appointment Of
almost an entirely new board Of instruction for
the next term. We only hope that they will he
successful in procuring good teachers in the
future as in the past
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15
STATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINUT'JN UTsT R1tT,Sr.
Ia Probate Court held at Montpelier IN said lstrct,
% the 3Otn day uf April A. -. t-iss
MUSES. Robinson AMI ID. r. Averl executors Of the
at VIII aud T,Staaent VI L-Di tvnuett, lace of
Nnrihheli 1tt s.rcs iecessei, present. their al.
dulstrAUOu account Tor examination aud allowance.
Whereupun, IL Is cred ~ said Court that s,ld ac-
uunt tv refer ed toa session thereof lie held at the
- ate unvy In sad Mvhpe ier the Il Hay Of N ~
\ u, 1874 tnf hearing AID decsuu thereon And IL
further ordered, that notice hereof hs gwen all
#tsuus Interested ~ pu itcatiuu VI the three
veeks succvrrivuiy "a tie Vermont Waterman Site
,uuruHi. new IA hshUd at Mon p,er. prev iuus
sad tue appointed lUf hearing that t,y may app
Il s,h time tnd place AID show cause, i any they
jay have, Wht stu accuunt shOuid not DO allowed.
BY toe CUurt.-Aitsst,
2ireE- n. A CHASE Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15
IA es.

In Bars. May 3, by Rsv p 8. Bllss FAYerrg r. Cur.
LeH. ui Barre, aud Mss h. NoRA WARHtS, e wOcott.
10 Wa'hlnrou, Apr 10 at the residence Of he BRIDE,
fthvr, ~ II Y. g. =. ckcy, JVNN McknNfie, " Chi.
caSo, H.. aud MiRA BoLs,s, VI Wash atom
ln huri n1tOn, Nav 10, by Row. l.. q. Ware WILLIAM
rnus CAHPgvr x, ~ d, NJ New York City, an
iiaton.
Nv uia Ohio, April e. At The resldcnce Of tho bride.
inth r. by Rcv. 4. Fru N, Mr.. Jnnv l. suNgRbY o
tsnweil. Mch fumery rf Montpelier, w., AMI Ais
Lizzig f. FIX, Nenia. Ohio.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-15
STATE OF VERMONT.

Ia Probate Court holden ut Montpelier, in said dis
trict the 81 day Of May, A. ID. Isl2i
Isaac Lawrence, adm strator Of the estate of Mar
shalt u. l. wrrncs, late vi Barre, ia said District,
deceased, presents his adnini-t account for ex
uorev distribution an1 Partition Of estate &c said
euea-ch Whereupou, II IS oricru by 81 Court, that
and aud said appl cation be rf rred don
hereof TO bc held at the PROBATE olce in raid Mont
slier the 23th dag Of May A. ID. 1874 for hearing
,nl deusiou thereon AMI IL Is further ordered, th,t
notice hereOfbe given ~ all persons interested, by pu
iiun of this weeks successvet, In the YER
se mt Montpelier, to said time app nted for
earng, that they appear at said time and place
tnd chow cause IA they have, why said account
shOuld not be allowed, AMI such decree made
B, the Cuutt Attest
QsN HARVEY TILDEN Judge.