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T9lEDEAlDeRRR
'MoMNaN Dee. 80
re-Itenls Here and There

EH-ltenls Here and There.
-Uur thanks are due to Hons. Henry
q. Davis, j. NJ. Bennett and A. A.
Lewis for valuable public documents,
Old MIR. Clifton started 10
Clarksburg on the stage tue other day
On arriving at jana Lew he found
that the epizOo.ic had laid up all The
llorses, and thu. there was no other
way to get there but to t.ot Il through.
Nothing daunted. he struck out on bis
"trip Of 16 miles, over trough, frozen
rOad, aud arrived safe in good time.
iIoT many men are there in ihs cOun.
ty Of hig ago who would take like
,ripf--Coloncl Paul Mcneil, The
celebrated partisan ranger Of I'OcaLOn.
tas county, died a few days ago
Mr.. James Henry, an old and esteem.
ed Fesidsu. Of Marphy's Greek, ia tbs
county, died a few days ago. Ile was
a native ofScotland. THE Board
'otsupcryisOrs held their last meeting
on Dee. 16. II, aud IS. They con.
cladsd the business Of the year, and
adjourned withru. day. Andrew
Edmiston has purchased The vacant lot
opposite the Court House, formerly
owned by Judge Iryinc-cOnsideration
$500. our last issue two
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
10 he eredilon Fl Taoma. Band, d.

10 de creditor, IF TsOma, Band. De.
esa,td
In pursuance Of decree o. the eireuil
court oftha county OF Lewis, made In a
cause therein pending, N subject tie real
estate Of the said Thomas Bland to the pay.
meat Of hls debts, you are required 10 pre-
seat your claims aRalnII TIE said Tl,nnias
Hand for Gdluhie ,llon 10 W. L. Dunning.
ton. Onnmisiloner, at bis office In tie said
rou n !, on or before tho l7th day VI JaHl'
Gry, 1878.
Witness John c. Jackson, clerk Of tito
said court, this 9Th day Of December, lsi1.
JOHN q, JACKSON Clerk.
n B'sansp, rq desc.
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TosErH A. WATSON,

p 4 ] " r E Il.
l'tIo~, ". "a
Parties III Lewis and adjOialag counties,
Wishing .Aeir hOuSss, Sgns, or furniture
pAiutSd, will do we'll to communicate with
me LetoregOirg elsewhere. Papsr.hAngius
and WITHDRAWING promptly attended 10
Terms moderate and all work warranted
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NEW HOTEL.

NEW HOTEL. -.
Having rebuilt, Cited up, and furnished
My old Stand in Glcnyillc,
lam no. prepared TO accommodate the
pnLiie In n comfortable and substantial
manner-both man and beast. Thankful
for past patronage, would respectfully
solicit n call frG,u my old CustntnetI apd
the public generally. S. L.RTppELL.
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u the hest In this market. IiC calls par.
,ieular attention to his assortment Of aRo
old Rye and DOurbon Hhiskles, which IN
o1crs Al the lowest market pricei.
P. TiEltNfY. dec u
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TIIE TIERNEY HOrsE.

rHHE proprietor Of this old and pop.
Il ular stand would respectfully inform
'Ec public that he has just received ipu
und complete stock OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Of the best quality and At tho loves. pt;s,s.
ilk stock OF
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csnn,,slssus', orricr, I
Weston, Dss. q. 1879
yraueis n. Chalfan,, pl'f,

Nsu.sn d. Bland. 10 hi,
eva right, and 40 admins. IL sianeery
TRAITOR Of Thomas Bland Dc.
ss,sed. John P. Peterson,
Thomas u. SSishsr, John
r. Hand and M. W. liar.
rison, defendants.
The above named parties are notified ,ha,
I have fred upon the 18th Of Jsnuary, 1873,
NJ my otiee Ia Heitsn, Lewis county, Hstt
Virginia, 10 execute the order u reference
made by the circuit court VI iaid county In
the Abore entitled cAute, on The lith day OF
Nay, 1871.
diysa under ny had, ~ commissioner in
ehsassty " the va feSaf', the day and
year hfit aforesaid,
W. i. BURLINGTON, Conn.
II. Brsnasn. p.q. dee Dat
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Died, on The 2sd day u December,
1879. on Big Skin Creek, Lewis
county, JonAfaAs Lisa, youngss. sen
Of Vim. p. and Jane Hfsseis. eyed Q
months and 20 days. He vts . fac
bsy-vsry soeiabls aud remarkably
fond Of Biz father, neither and frisads.
AFnilap.
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DREsTON DAWSON,

DRESTON DAWSON,
i -BLAcEsNlrN ASB IanN.wsnKSI
NEAR TIE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, BugYirs, waguns, etc., re-
paired ou short notice, AND on Tue most
reasonable tcrus. IIOrto-shoelus carefully
attended ":
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T oGEEzo D. srRADER,
= ArroRNEr AT LAW,
- IL r

UtVtTItyI NJ u -
Practices In the Circuit Courts & Ran.
dolph, and adjoining counties, in tho Cous.
Of Appeals and United States Court.
Collections aud all other baslaess
promptly attended 70.
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W1y. +. LIVELY,
w ATTORNEY At tAwI-
GLENylLLR, ", va,
Practices In GilnGr, Lewis and adjoia-
Ing counties. All business promptly AZ
tended to
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N0fI0E 70 CREDITORS.

To Tue creditors Of ErrSsY PO.r, de.
ceased:
In pursuance Of a decree OF the circuit
court Of tie county Of Lewis. made 10 a
cause therein rendlng, to subject the real
eatate Of the Shld Henry Pos
10 Tho payment Of Ills debts, yon nrO
required TO present your Clims Rgalns, iLr
said Henry Post fur Adjudication 10 WM L,
DuSSISGTON, GommiWlOuer, At hit M
HE In the sal county, OF before the Jis,
day Of pcCtnibes, lSf2
Witness John o. Jackson, clerk Of said
court, this lath day Of November, 1879.
joins O JACKSON, clerk.
". Z, Lively prG,@ty NSy i1.G.
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TIVE H1Ef HJUsE,

II. bat Of assennsd Ahous for naa asa
beast ~Partiss ron Lsuis aad ldjein
iur souaiiss will Cad he PntlEfi HoTEL
all that ,hsJ could s,irs.
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-AToRrLlwEsrERN HOTEL,
flN -. wALEgR, rl.OPmgsva -
r Pike Street, Clarksburg, lIuess
run to and from the Depot.
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watch, Clock Il JeWelry
store,
ER nALsToN,

Now varieties Of Goods III my line
/ ust received. The attention Of the
public 10 respectfully eilledtO my Gle.
CUNT stock Of Watches, Clocks, Jew.
clry, Sc. A large assortment Of goods
suitable for PRESENTS, which will
DO soli ycrv low
III RAuroS, Maiu Street.
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In Alenoriam.

RoXBuRr, Jan. y, 1879.
The funeral of Mr.. GEo. w. WARnNrR, who
was killed on the 23d, was attended at thi, place
on Thursday Of the same week. The services
were conducted by Rev 5. A. Parker, Of Bethel,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Kdder, of Mortified. The
a" Union church was filled to its utmost cipac-
ty by an epprcciatye audience, who came to-
gether to attest the high respect in which Mr.
Wnrdner was held. and to express their sympathy
Tor his family in their deep affection. The gal
lery OF the huuse was dmped in mourning
wardner having been a member Of the choir and
constant attendant at the church for nearly
quarter Of a century.
A few weeks ago some of his friends conceived
the idea Of making him present, ms Il te,timo-
NAL Of their respect for him, and their apprecia
tiun OF his services as n member OF the choir
Accordingly sufficient was raised, and a
pair OF heavy silver table spoons were purchased
and appropriately engraved, and on the Saturday
evening previous TO his death most Of those wi o
had been interested in the affair met at his house.
and we've warmly welcomed by himself and vie.
After spending an hour or two in pleasant inter
course, the company was called to order by II. &
Ellis, Esq. when Mr.. o. Richardson, in a few
remarks, made the presentation Mr.. Wardner
was taken completely by surprise, but responded
in few appropriate words, thanking his ire ds
in behalf of himself and wife, both for the p es-
ent and for the kind feelings which prompted it.
After further exchange OF good wishes and
kindly words, the company took leave, little
dreaming Of the awful calamity which was 50
soon to oyertake the poor man, and oyerwhem
his family with qrieF The next dtv (sundav1 ne
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\ PLE,sANr AfrAR.-On Monday afternoon
number Of the aspiring danes and dam-el- Of this
metropolis, taking advantage Of their Leap year
privileges, and not having the fear Of expense
before their eyes, invited corresponding number
of gentlemen to ride and supper at Mortified.
10 Is perhaps needless 10 say that the invited
guests IN this occasion proved themselves to be
too much Of gentlemen to decline.
After pleasant ride, and capital supper,
(Which clearly proved that the new proprietor Of
the Hotel, Mr. Ransom, is one Of the best cater
ers in this section, and has thoroughly mustered
the diihcnit intriccics Of " knowing how to keep
hotel, y the party repaired to the Hall where
the evening was passed in dancing, etc.
The company were favored during the evening
wi,ha visit from the Mortified Brass Band, which
favored the party With several selections in their
usual excellent style,
The entire party numbered about fity, and the
occasion was most thoroughly enjoyable through
out
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WATERBURY Carlos +. richardson, District
Clerk Of the first School district. has completed
bis school census. and kindly furnishes the lol-
lowing " abstract ' which will interest the curl
rious in such statistics 202 lamilies-liO having
children under twenty years 375 heads Oi ianli
lies. and Jl2 children under twenty eighty-iOur
Of these under hye years. The number of boys
in the Reform School who are not included in the
above Is, l2l. Births in the year 1871, twenty
two deaths, twelve. Three drowned. une
noticeable TACT Of tie above Is that more than
ooe-lourth OF those under twenty arc under five
years.
-Orris Ayres, residing in the north part Of
Waterbury, met with a serious accden, Monday
last in telling a tree, which, striking another.
was thrown against his leg, cnusing a compound
lracture. Accidents from this cause are not IN
frequent, and every year more or less fatal acc-
dents occur from telling trees,
John G. saxe'- poetic lecture on Yankee
Land, and recitation Of The " Proud Miss SIC
Bride, 90 in the Congregational Church, attracted
tu h1usc-a very large audience for this place
The people evidently WISHED to hear SAKE \
true Vermont poet and genial humori-t " to the
poetic manner born Doubtless SAKE cguld
make good lecture in prose but the natural
element Tor him 10 move in, Is the poetic Just a.
birds in air and fishes in water, fud locomotion
most agreeable
After o1mmendatory and cordial presentation
to the audience By Gov Dillingham;, the distin-
gui-hed speaker proceeded to announce the sub
iects or titles Of the poems had previously been
published in the bills, with the addition of mi
nor poem. lie gave the Argument" or prose
enumeration Of the topics Of the poem, as is Gus
tomary in published poetic works. Whatever
is peculiar 10 New England character, customs
manners, OF in her social, civil and religious insti
tutons, not forgetting historic and literary char
acters, or Boston complacency of proud reuown
nor yet the women of Yankee land, whom t,
forget, would he like the omission Of Hamlet il
that immortal tragedy all these came within The
poets notice.
The new Band which has been but a few
weeks in practice was present, and added to tn,
interest and selat Of the occasion by the fine exc
cution of several pieces Of appropriate music.
Rev. Mr.. Copeland favored his congregation
with rousing discourse on temperance, last Sab
bath morning, taking for his text those three EN-
phatic words in that memorable passage Of Act
XIV IS, " And as he reasoned Of righteousness
TEMPERANCE and judgment n come"
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Destructive FIRE. AT HARTFORD. A FIRE broke
out Saturday afternoon in the paint shop connect
ed with the extensive chair mandatory of T.. W
a r. Morris, Mt Hartford, Vt, The building wa
totally consumed. There was in it stock, mostly
chairs ready for market. valued at $40 900, about
half Of which were saved. A house adjoining,
belonging to Alexis COntermash, was badly dam
aged. The main shop and covered bridge over
White river were saved with the greatest diff
Guilty, there being no Ere apparatus Just as this
lire bad spent itself, the house of John Bughee.
eighty rods distant, on the opposite side of the
river, was discovered to be on fire, having doubt
less taken from burning brands. This was con-
sumed and but for the timely arrival Of the Mas
coma Engine Company from Lebanon, N. H.. n
distance OF six miles,, several contiguous house,
must have burned. The village very narrowly
escaped general conhagation Loss on paint
shop $4,000; insured in Vt. Mutual for $4,000
on stock, $1,000, insured in the Andes, Cincn-
natl, for $4,000, aud Franklin, Philadelphia, for
$1,000; loss on Custermash's house. s7Oo, fully
insured in the VI, Mutual lnss on Bngbee'
house $1,000, insured for $1,000 in farmlr''
Mutual, Origin Of ire Antirely unknown.
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LECTURE SuNpAY EvENiNG.--Ihe Rev. Mr.
Coke, Of the Methodist church, gave lecture be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Association in
Bethany church on Sunday evening last The
subject Of the lecture WIS the Profits and Pers Of
Wealth. We have NJ nce TO give an analysis
Of his very comprehensive and practical discourse.
It was illustrated by references 70 current events
and the corruption Of the New York Ring. The
clergyman who attended the funeral service u
Fisk at Bntileb1ro was severely alluded to, and
the peril, and profits which accompany the in
tense greed for riches were extensively discuss
3D. We hope that the Young men will secure
the services Of the other cIergymen Of the town
for a Course of Sunday evening Lectures.
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A MELANCHOLY BREAK. Down. 80 There are lively
break downs that make audience laugh and there
sad aud sOrrowfH break downs that make the kind
hearted greve. To the latter class belongs the
ton Of body and mind which usually called 'genef-
al debility nervous weakness" aud which, when
neglected, too often terminates in atrophy and death,
wholesome medcated stimulant Is the one thing need
ed in Of this description and science
unite in pointing to PLANTATION BirrERs as the true
specific The fact that 1t combines the properties Of nm
nyigoran with those OF regulator and Alternative 10
exactly the proportions necessary to produce radical
change In the tone Of the system and the action Of the
digestive and secretlve organs unanswerabe argu-
ment in It's fayor as a general restorative.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS,
la Probate Court held at Montpelier Ia said District,
the I'd day ui January, A, ~, lsl2, John H. Eddy
Executor OF the estate OF Alfred Eldy, late Oi
Marshhsd IN said district deceased, presents bis admins
tfaton for examination and allowance, An'l
makes application Tor dogreu distribution aud paf-
utou Of the estate OF sad deceased Mhuroupon IL Is
ordered hy said CONT that sad account aud said app'
cation ho rlcIrVd 10 sesOn thereof 10 be held al
prO Unice IN said Montpelier, tho lith day OF
February, A. d. lsls for hearing aud decision thereon
And Il h urthcT Ordere that uotce hereof be given Ia
All prnnn- Interested by publication OF the same three
weoks succrrsven Ia the NerWOnt Natchman and state
Journal, Newspaper published Montpelier, previous
a. said tmu app utld Tor hearng that uy may APPEAR
al said tnr aul place. and show cause II any they may
have why said account should not bs allowed and such
decree made.
by the Court--Attost,
060s' HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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SrATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 81.
10 Probate Court, held az Montpelier, wthn ana for
said District tho sth dag Of January, A. d. "
IA Instrument purportins ~ Do the itst WI hud
District deceased being presented 10 the Court by
Eliza Jones' the oKccntfix therein named, for probate
u ordered hy said Court, that all persons concerned
therein ho notified appear AZ session Of said Couft ~
be held Mt the Probate Oce 10 Montpelier the 3th dny
of February d. tsl2 aud show cause, " any they MAJ
have against tho Probate OF SAID Wall fog which puI-
pose further ordered that copy OF the recor Of
This order ho published three weeks successyey In the
Vermont Wntahmt state Journal printed al Mont
pcleT, previous 20 said time appointed for hearing.
ny tho Court-Att1st,
O6Os HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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Cot. lloolSsoN's LEcruRg.-A good house
greeted the lecturer last Wednesday evening go
proving conclusiyoly that our pcopleare fully able
to supply two popular demands in one evening.
And the audience seemed well satisfied with both
tho subject and the manner in Which it was han
died. Indeed, we ianced that there was general
feeling that the great gulf fixed between human
and animal intelligence was perceptby dmin-
i.hed. and that possbin Darwin is night.
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Don't stand agha't with and fear, eyes wide open
hair end and fingers tightly cnehed, with the idea
that these mysterious symbols eatsstie signs and
represent secret organization Of masked demons
who carry terror and dsmay with their midnight prow
ings, d dispense the dawn Of morning. MOI The,
only the initials Of DIR Pierce's Colder Medical Dis
coyery, that pleasant medicine which has acquired No
tons repu alton, and proven efcacious ia coughs
colds, bronchitis, Consumption, and kindred diseases
For these complaints Il has equals Sold by all drug
gists Els
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p. o. r. Rat the annual meeting of the
Portland Ogdensburgh Railroad Company,
held in Portland last week strong interest was
manifested to connect this road with the Vermont
division of this line, 1t is expected that cal.
will be made upon that city Tor additional help.
The reports Of the officers highly satisfacto-
ry. The net earning of this road was nearly S5s,
900 in less than four months on the Portland d.
vision.
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AT oAmbRIDeR AND BRIGHT0N,
For the week ending Tuesday, January 30, is72 &.

For the week endlhs lueslAyi January ~ tof@'
MOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKer,
cate; sh..s; s'oi,'. aos. cuy,'.
5 5s: =: ::s Z, S IS ,;3 So i i555 8
PRIcEs.-Bsff cafHe-EXtra fat aus heavy premium
'xen, ss.5u iiO0li first quality 800 a $50 second
10 M on total weight Of hide tallow aud dressed beet
\ iew choice single pairs ij1 Gs0luO. Balls, DC,
goSts ren-t75 a s25op pair or according to their
alus rs beel. Handy Steers so a SO
Much COrs.-SiI a6J extra good, sos 500, with or
without eayes rs may be agreed hFrow end ordina
StoyS-Yearngs, .osoo, two-years old. $500
hreeyra old s0i a 10. Western steers, choice, s0lOJ
,n sa5c y b. GOOD, igie Il ill., 5G6e
Saetg Ltnbs.-sUUl "a 40 m iuts, $500 n $500
Htrn 7ases v H. On live zht '!adie, or sOooe So
s iS', oaoei retail 5aec v H. Pa,
logs STA Y b., spring Pig saigc ID.
veal Calrsi.-f5.OOaSllO1 v head
Naturalization, as cts. country lots, si49c.
rallow, a % c. country lots a ilcts 10. Pelts
with wool on. slOODslUj each country lots dry .lOo
$3.50. Caliskns, l6Disc.
REMAINS During the first part Of the week large
rum ler of Western cattle were for safe which were
,ouh on rather better terms ami prices have been lit
lie easter hcru but under tho influence OF hetter mar
sst In Aiaany trade Is more to the drover here
fhe best sold at to fraction over Toe per
10. for premium bull. ID. Rice Livingston sold pure
Hood Short Horn Eve years old heller, l.7sI ls at
home fro the herd Of II. {, osner, saratugn ~ ",
Shch toos tho first premium at Saratoga County Fair
asst alla very hue animal indeed sold toC Leaytt At
&c per H. kibby Son sold to D. B Bass pair Of
n the Hanover iowa farin sch does not iike 10 be-
by the College Farm, $50 lbs terms private.
IOughton Wilcox sold n steers nnd oxen at sc per 10
* steers to dress 900 lbs at Sc aud at SIC per H.,
dressed.
j. Lyman sold six oxen. 100 lbs. at &c; at 81 and
> steers Mt dressed. e. Jones sold tu dress
3ji at iuc led by himself Dcerfeld, Mas. b. Dow D
ken 800 lbs nj 9ci steers NJ -ici one COW TO-
There were only 170I Northern sheep at Watortown
yearly 20J less than last week Tho number being small
the trade better than last week but material
,hange iu prices q. ". Jones sold So out one third
amts 100 lbs. each at Sc fed by himself at Dserled,
,lBsss J. S Frye 70 at Sci II. Plat 81 eighty lbs at
&c. o. r Tay Or 90 lambs, 80 lbs 1T tic. J. Mccarthy
q sheen. IS lbs. at S4.65 per head
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BRADFoRD.-John B. Pickett has bought the
store built by the late Edward Prchard, for 3u0O
dollars. Albert Bailey, j. Z. Stearns and Henry
q. McDuihe have bought the old Bliss tavern
stand. a. Osborn is preparing to build nice
house on the south side of the old Vermont
House lot. few citizens are taking measures
To build a large Village Hall, just south of the
rrotter House the plan proposed is to have a
joint stock company, and rent the first floor for
stores and shops.
Mr.. John BaScom, formerly of the firm oil
Bascom x Clark, has become insane, and is now
an inmate Of Concord, n. H., Insane Asylum.
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Lose LITIGATION ENDED-The long and com
plicaiel litigation between 4. NJ. Clark and O.
A. Buston and others, and alsu the proceeding
in bankruptcy against A. NJ. Clark we under
stand, were settle the 25lh inst, and further
proceedings ended by the payment Of $50 $40 10
to Bradley Barlow by sale through Assigsee A
a. Samson to o. A. Burton property to the
amount of $4,000, and payment Of expenses,
s32 ,i33 90 The estate amounted to Sl6l ,5oa.-
% Debts sos -OOOe6, and dividend to creditors
5sI per cent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-31

ArrolNruESTs.-.lhe Commissioner Of Agrcul-
turc having requested two delegates from each
Agricultural College and Agricultural Society to
consult with him upon agricultural matters OF
importance, the State Agricultural College has
appointed as such delegates, Hon. j. 5. Morrill,
L 5. 5. and Prof Peter Collier of the College
The delegates appointed by the State Bard Of
Agriculture are b. Sahjrd Of Hartford and
Prof Collier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-31

Agentleman from Bethel Ill, No., says that Messrs.
Allen Bros, proprietors Of Philip Allea's Print Works,
r. L. were down to Bryants Pond recently, troutlng,
when one Of them STACKED with sciatie rheumatism
50 suddenly that he bad to be carried from the pond TO
his hotel bottle Of JoAnsons lnodyns Linissnf was
resorted to, aud he was out next day.