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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04

TIcKETH TO Pc VoTED Next TuEsD AY.
By the laws Of this Comm oDwaalth and
an acv oE the Legislature IN relation to tic
constitutional Convention, there viii bo
SIR tickets TO be voted fer at The October
election. Samuel J. Randall, Chairman OF
the Democratic STATE Committee, and
Russell ErIett, Chairman Of the Repui5-
Evan State Committee, in n JOINT letter, IS
sue Instructions t. print the tickets as fol
lows: Voters VIII please take notice, and
learn how to properly deposit their ballots
TICKETS 70 BE VOTED u, oCToBTE
7 One. headed STATE containing tbt,
names Of candidates. for Governor and Audi
tor General.
II Gue. headed Judiciary. coDtainipU
the names Of candidates ror Judge Of the
Supreme CnuTt aud al othar judicial offices
To De filed in each county at this election,
III. One. headed County" coutaipiuo
tbs names of all candidates for county offices
together with those for Senator, member of
Assembly, and members Ot Congress Al Large
and District mem beTs OF Congress.
". One, headed Delegates at I,crs-a =
containing the names Of candidates for D4I-
egates at Large to the Constitutional Con
yent;Uu.
Y. one, headed District Delegates, " ton
tanning the names Of candidates for delegates
from each Senatorial District to the Cousti-
tutioual Convention.
VI. One, beaded amendment to Consti-
tuition" containing votes for or against the
proposed amendment to the Constitution,
relative TO the election of State Treasurer.
These regulations do not apply 10 the city
OF Philadelphia, nor to . few counties for
which specia! provision is made 10y law,
but to all other counties. And we have
Jointly agreed upon the foregoing to secure
uniformity III the printing of ballots by both
parties.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04
Dc,uUoratic Cvu,.tg Ticket.

C-.sss-r>-- Il. 4IfTCE sFEhR, Huntingdon.
3-stSt,1irs - sgf.-, 4tg' -5'Slif Convention
& e':ltt+5s 4 I'iliEN jk ( =, - Clinton :
JOHN q. II 5 IL. Of Blk.
= E4ssrr1.i,.- JOAN HAE&AS, Gulus town
K - lgE Hcr--J AS tt. SING Hit. AUCaSoD Twp.
.sEsrls .-5oJ.s-.- ANi}Ee<E ma. Ci--st I ~ 2.
: r. Dire. 'ar-. john Si.;J,L II. Iobpstywn-
1 Ei,aitsT--i'..Ta!. EDCCHEtt-Y, SuTalultviNe >.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04

In certain portions of Cambria county the
Radicals arc electioneering against John
Hannah, on account of his religion. We
hoped the know-uothing days had gone by
We tIust the people whatever their religious
opinions may toe, VIII frov-n down this base
dodge - connect religion and politics.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03
Vermont Conference Seminary.

N. c,,,,,o,,.,,,,.,, ,voro,sos or ,l;s irs.;,,,
80, ~. S...l,,,i,., ,-,,, ;, ',...,,,,...s
ate sermon befre the graduating class. by the
retiring President of the Seminary. Rev. c. W
WupEa. His test was from John ix 81
must work the works of Him that sent ne. while
il is day the mint clrneth. when no nan can
work" It was a well prepared. able and thought
rll Discourse. of which we sboud ike IN give an
abstract. but should we at,empt il our limits
would c,mpe us to condense it into such n brief
sooce as IN p,vs bat faint idea Of irs real mower
and excellence. The sermon concluded by A direct
application Of Che subject in an address To the
,-aduoting class
N,rd,c evening an address was IN have b,cn do.
pye4ed before the Alumni hv the Hon. c. W.
C,,prr of Cbel.co Int o,ying IN the roct TINT he
w,s engaoed in an imt,ortant criminal suit ho was
un,hle IN he nresent In rho nlacc of Mr. Clarke,s
or,,r s,no VOW, i,,ere.,i,, re,,or,. ,yere r,ade
no several memhors If the Alumni who were
nresent. which were fttingly sunplemented hv the
re,din, off beautiful noem nv MIR. Rev Church
T,h,r IF IIard,yick
On Tuesday evening n Iec,nro was delivered he.
fare the Aesthetic s,ciety nv Rev. j p I.,rw,rn
nf R.tsfon which rns otfonfiveiv listened D., b,r
a do,;ahtod ardioroe
va "ou''s'', 'no'"'"s '''' ru''o,''a' ' a'
''Se' VI ,"' s''uua'''s 0'usH 'ooN pace i"e
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",uer' 1uu "ou'u nave u''' '''r' ~ "'S we"
H"s'""u No'''so !" nn'y So''" '"''u,ouS' "'u
p''"'iS UNJUST " 'r'''D''''t'' "u' ''''o were
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03
RoStOn Produce Market.

THURSDAY. June ~.
The following are the prices obtained in this market
by commission houses for Produce In good condition,
subject to a commission for sollng
BsASs- Receipts to-day 10 hills. The market remain.
steady with moderate sales of pea and medium beans At
our quotations Nequute choice hand picked pea heanf
at sf0i 2i per hushi common DO, sij0u3.T5i choice
hand plekod mediums, sil5@i.25i common do, s2.5OI
rs % r hufh.
aurrFa Receipts 1855 packages. There has been
only moderate inquiry to-day aud while the finest lots
have hccn mostly ken, there sl good assortment
Of prmo butter offering, and t'ade " far from brisk
Western huter pat up In large packages viii not sell
above 6f2e and very nlee lots have been sold AZ
these q lures while the hest Vermont and New Yora
than tn latter. We quote ioAhers prices follows
Fine New York nni Vermont butter, GDl6c; good do
2l032ci choiee western 2lei medium, lsci bakers
Cas.ss Tho reroipts have been 1876 boxes Tho re
eeps continue quite liberal aud the muset Is dull a
our quotations. We quote New York and Vermont do,
at ill@ Pc Ohio do l0aic hns dairy, li@l2oi com
CoRN Receipts l,1l0 hush. The market Is quiet
with light dcmant. and small sales have been made ~
prices ranging FROM 0m7io per bushel for mixed and
EGGs-Receipts. igG boxes There continues To he
considerable ftu found with many Of the Northern eggs
as they have been kept too long before being shipped
and prices range nom i0d &c. according IN quality.
Eastern eggs sell at 100 per dozen, with fair demand
FLouR-Receipts, ilH hhls Thee ieno Improvement
we previously noticed We quote sapefs a. y n'aeO
per hhls common extras 50. JldD7.Oli Michigan and
Illinois white hrsnts ss,ulu9.lli st. lnls, faUll SO
with fancy brands selling above this figure, Corn
meal 81 10fDi 10 per hhl.
HAY-rne stock here Il accommodating rapidly, and tho
market Is very dull although occasional sales
at kliM O. fair TO good do, t2Sd5ii Inferior and com
mon kmM = per ton,
OARS Receipts, 400 hush. Tho market closed dul
at l7allc fr dark brown and white.
POrArpts-fhtre IL an ample supply OF Old potatoes
aud prices range all the way irom tl3 cRer bush as :,
quality, and good many carloads VIII hardly pay
freight and charges.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03
Allarrianns.


In Wee Burke juno rs, Mr., n A BuirfnriELp and
Mrs HAMS Wivslow, both Of Lyndonvle.
In Lunenhure, june 51. Mr.. GroHae D. Otrorr, ofst
johusnury, and Mlss ELLA y. LsVE Of Luncnhurg.
In Worcester, June %, nv Row. H. Wills Mr. THOMAS
sYHoSus aud Mls FANNY RuDag. both Of Worcester.
In Barre, Juno ~, by Rev. T.. Copeland, Mr. ALuov
kEiin, Of Barre, and Mis- Cora A. sHira, Of Gilmore
In wolcott, June " by Rev Horace Heriek. Mr A.
HOLMES and Miss IDA VI. GLASS, both Of Waervillc.
IN Barre, juno 6, by Rev. T.. Copeland, Mr. WILLIAM
D. liuNtooN und Miss RosKTTs sCorr, both Of PalnGed
W Barre, May o. by Row +. Copeland Mr.. RrorNe
field.
In Worthwhile June 81, by Rev e.. w. Bailey Mr.
sttrhtN WOODS ana Me. iAsNiG BLAZE, both of Hyde
parE.
In Mouev'lle Juno 2l. by Rev O. W. Bailey. Mr..
Ltws G. RAYMOND aud Miss Celia l.. CmcacHiLL both
oi stowe.
In Waterbury,, July o. by Rev j. Copeland NJ
yostrn A. Lrof and Miss JULiA ASH 5uAnkrY both OF
Watrtury
In johnson, june o. by Roy James noueherty, Mr
HENhY u NtNioS and Mr-. hANsAu W. CLgvELASp.
both Of Lowell.
In Bradford June lo nv Rev. g McKccn D. d., Mr.
0Eon0R a. huen INK, OF NcWuury. aud Miss ELLEs ~
CLARK, Of Bradford.
- In Danvlc, June %. by Rev. C. W Thompson. Mf. s.
HAHNtNANN WARNS, Of Jonrs1n, and Nss JrLiEirE {.
potaLass, u Danylie.
In Rechc,ter June 2A by Rev. George S. Guernsey
assisted ty Rev. A. PARKER, Nc EuwkeD j. DUYte, Of
brdse"ater aud Miss luiA MANnAH Of sherburue.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03

Harry Hill, prominent citizen and States
Attorney for Grand lso county in 1867. died
in Isle la Motto on the 7th ult, aged II years.
We are gratifcd to learn that Hon Ben
Iamin II. Steele, Of Ilartland, will address tho
Phi Beta Kappa Society Of the University Of YER
mont, on Tuesday, July 9Th.
Mrs II NJ Smith, Of Boston. has resigned
the position which she has held during the pnst
Tour years, a. principal soprano in tho Church Of
the Immaculate Conception, at Boston.
MIR f. =. Wright has resigned his position
rs Principal Of Royalton Academy, and has nc.
cepicd an appointment in the Preparatory De.
pariment Of rhaycr College, at Kiddcr, Mo.
Bishop De Gocsbriand, Of Burlington. oiiei-
otcd ut the dedication OF new Catholic church
in Milford, Mass on Sunday last. lie was as.
sisted by Bishop Lynch. Of Charlestown, s. c.,
and thirty priests The church has cost one
hundred thousand dollars.
The Rutland HeraH says Hon. julius
Converse, Of Woodstock, was guest Of the
Brdwel House, Saturday, on his return from n
western trip. lie was in g,,i health, and most
fully appreciates the compliment Ut his nomina-
zion as Republican candidate for Governor"
Col Asa p. Blunt is now On visit to bi.
relatives and friends in st. John.bury and
vicinity. lie is looking remarkably hale and
healthy. Ever since 1861 Col Blunt has been in
the military service. For the last two years he
has been stationed at Fort Bulort, Dakota Terri
tory. but is now under orders to report to Gen.
Terry, for duty in the Department Of the South
and probably will he stationed at Nashville, Tenn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03
County Nominations.

Rutland County For senators, n. + Sprgue,
IT,, Of Brandon, Martin q. Esert-, Of Rutland,
Henry c. Gleason, Of Shrewsbury, l.. Howard
Kellogg, Of Benson Assistant Jdges, Isaac G.
Wheaton, OF Ptt>lnrd, Pitt W. Hyde, OF Castle
ton Sheriff William NJ. Field, Of Rutland
High Bailiii George Capron. Of l'nmouth; STATE
Attorney, Il. j. Ormshee, Of Brandon: Judges Of
Probate, Walter C. Damon Rutland District
Jerome b. Bromley, Fairhayen District.
Fraskin Cmfafy. Senators. Dana Il. Bailey
of ST. Alhans, " illinm II Stiles. of Montgomery,
Geo. 4. Ballard Of Fairfax Assistant Judges, A.
). Ladd, Of Enu,hurgh j. T. Oid-, of franklin,
States Attorney, f II Powell OF Richturd; Sher-
ill., James F. Place, OF st. AlhAns; Judge Of Pro
bate, NJ W Bailey, ot st. Adams.
Caledonia Coimfy.-Senat1rs, Calvin Morrill,
of 81. John,hury, Charles Rogers, OF Wheelock
Assistant Judges, Henry Pcrley, Of llarlwiek
John Bacon. 81, of St Jonnshury Judge oI
Probate, a. l., French, Of st. JohnSbury Smte''
Attorney, Elisha May, of st. Johnsbury Shcr.
III, Isaac NJ. smith, OF Barnet High Bailiii
limo. Batchelder, Of Stannard.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03

IIARDwicK.-C. L. Dean, Of Island Pond, has
purchased the grocery business Of o. NJ. Mack.
and purposes to continue the business at the old
stand, ,lackson's Block,
Temperature, June 80, nnoty-six degrees in
the shade.
Hale Ransom, of Walden, accidentally cut
one uf his legs recently, with a carpenters slick
injecting q severe If not dangerous wound.
- Leweyn Ainsworth, Of Woodbury., was
kicked By horse and severely injured a few day
since. Fatal results we're feared for several days
but at last accounts he was improving, with fair
prospects Of recovery.
$ c. Durham, Esq, has taken the job Of
the railroad company to build the remainder Zone
and one half miles, Of the new road, near Samuel
Morris. and has commenced work on it. Tnis is
an encouraging sign that the river road, st
long INSTRUCTED, will soon be open for public
travel
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ma TAR ets.
49,
trsisgrapasJ Erpfessiy WItcaaai 4 STAR JoarnaiJ
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
For tha week ending Tuesday. July p ls12.
AT MBRlDGE AND DRIGnTON

AsouSr OF STOCK AT MAHNEr,--
CAM. sAssp. Shats'. Ho~. cair,..
Ih III, w,ss. 5 g., s s,i, 81 lo59 600
6 tia.' s cara aeo i55 i9's 1919 s33 s s55
PRlcgs.-ssef i.-Extn fat and heavy premium
oxen, sio1l $685. ar.t quality, $3.50 1000 secon,
quality, $3.50 n qu1, third quality, 500 IS p "
ion ts total weight Of hide taow ami dressed beef
iew eeo'ee single pairs sios5 @s1ool. Butte te.
gorting sa75F pair, according to thct
value ,s heeL Handy steers, s7i q slln.
HJeh com'.-si0 ais extra good, sil0 SOD with or
without calves "a may be agread arrow and ordina-
'aars..-Yearlings, soa@, two-yoars Old 500 n On
threcytar- old sn1 a. 49, Western steers choice 81 81
Gstni Live weight e d7' pr store cattle. Tex
shseg'-.ssi a as shcarod sheep, 5iaac.
SsSeg at i,las,-s6GlaiiOi, 10 lots 500 % stool.
extra i1loets v b. on livewesht' 79se or sloo1s.o
Siois..-wholosalo. 6asle, retail 7aqa h. Fat
noss ms lb Spring pigs Io9lie v II.
Naturalization % al cts country lots 58ilc.
rallow, a 6i country ,ot', 20 aets v ID. pelts
M33O0 Callskins, l4alGc
RsuAHKs.-Over 2n0iis large number Of cattle for
Fourth Of July week. and large portion OF them nj
paor quality. The hest lrdos sold at about last
weeks prices, hut Texan cattle lnd dull sale at
ducton of from alo per No, with prU.ptct OF hard
with llaht beef There over the Northern road,
to compare with u lat week. two-hids OF these are
from Canadn. +. r Brady sold fii COW aud heller At
Go per To- and bull weighing 1880 he, at 30 per To-,
moth live weight two 2year Odds at IS for both three
cows. two W III calves ~ their slide, nt So per head.
Lambert Hastings sold very fine pair Of 10 O.
Allison at ic prr No. and another pair TO Mr.. Bond
lnie, dressed weight two fat cows at 9d TO- NJ. C.,
Rnuudy sold four At lnr, ant sms cattle
So per H., estimated drescd weight H. Dow sold Eve
steers aud cow Mt 5s aud two oxen az 90 per H.
There we've auDi lambs NJ Mtdnrt aut Wstertown.
The large prices tad or winter lambs, and the high
price Of wonl To have raised expectations and as
they have not heen realized dstppout nent rs expressed
by lroycts only few extra lots sold nj loo
per M, live. Wool ltnhs are HIGHT 10 wei. hi Many
lots soil az iasis, or sifD6 per head,
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Dpaths.

la i.'l .i.a-e Jaae Do Mr.. s,ureL ssuuulls,
aged about ID ytars.
JsuoNe MEieHr saa Of " AMI ". J. Wr.ht. aicd g.
cars llis spirit bait ci against sa-e until IL could
rr', no lon-er June do 10 eout on o. Iain on angel
nami lie was nm ancciIunaie sou, tind, loving nus
band and brother.
10 Montpelier Juua q. Of cancer, Me. Lor,ss
fosttn AGED 20 years and rYuU...
MIS- formerly res ded To- Morotown aud oilicr towns
in the county, aad enjoyed some reputation o. praot
uoner OF medicine. For many months. though @ terri
Ole suaeror 'he h tvun hcr auost constant Thought
and atton lon 20 Che moral aud regous Improvement of
the people anoas WHOM she formerly llyci.
In Cambridge June %, ufzsNAn Iogr aged 50
Nj. Howe, who WAS born IN Darlington In isoi and
moved to Westford 10 7as Of excellent char
acier lie united with tho Congregational church in
Wesiori ~ early lh, under tho ministry Of Row Dr.
Parmolec, ada i'most ca.imabo ucm1c-. lie was o.
good man. While De held decided convictions ON i'm.
porinnt questions of religion and conduct be was con
sdemto Of the rights 20 opinions NJ others lie aimed
TO be useful IN his fe, and bic honest ondea,o. wa,
crowned with sucocss Ito died nt o good Old age in
honor Among mcn, aad hls memory is cherished with
ansctonato respect by h. chi dren. Ts lac. years were
spent Zoo Cimbrdgc, near the residence Of Mr. joel
Patnnm, bic .on-in-aw
In Norwich, juno 7s Of consumption, Mrs.. nAnarrrr
n, widow of the late Thalduus Is. fadd, OF Wnrc,s-
tor and daughter Of the late R-v. Carey RUSSELL o..
Norwich aged u years, months and lduys
Ei-ly In the spring. she len her home ia Montpelier
hoping that change o. air and scene might prove beng
fetal to her falling health hut finding after f,v weeks
that she was losing rather IA ganus she started To
ictacc her steps anxously hoping that sho might lie
able to reach her home more But alas vain hope
The grim monster Death, on her track, aud would
not be cheated OF bis prey She reached her mothers
home 10 Norwich, and there ter few days Of neus,
and earnest longing for iost ho hrcaihod her last and
we feel that truly SAY OF her She hath fought
the good eight She hath Kept the faith and entered into
rostn
We prayed that she night live
Bur our prayers could not savei
For here ~ are alone,
And shc is Ia the grave.
"Tho worst q over know
The worst that death can give
The worst Vt life is 90 come,
For zee must learn 0lven
In Topsham Nay %. MARY Avv daughter of Nieho.
la Fellows, a-eu % ears and months.
IN Fariec, June 49, of aclrloi fever MARrHt eldest
dnu1hteroi pea, W H. khoey end wife, ed nearly
ycnrs
In st. Johnshury Iuaa 30 Susie r. wife " \. " Will
sodi aud daughter o, Is. utl, formerly OF H. ndon
aged IS years aud y days.
Ia Fiiriee. Mrs Many B.unea. aged % years, con.
sou ut tho late Rsv Nelson hn inrr Iofmcry pastor
the Cougicgu GOAL church at We.t ftrlec.
In Fairlee Nav %, WiLuf Haul aged n years and
90 mouihs also, lune 49, MATTE MoRkY. aged noarl,
years. 10th ded uf cankei-resh ant both we're chill
dren Of Nn. H. and Anel :. kbhcy leaving onlv oae
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03

tbs TsEATy.--Now that the matter of coTse-
quen,ial damages IS 80 happily disposed Of, pub
lie attention is directed to the main question OF
the direct claims. A Geneva dispatch of the
Both, in respect to the mode Of procedure, says it
seems probable that the Court w,l consider serid-
i'm the character of the Confederate cruisers, and
accordingly as they determine thas character, adj
fudge England responsible or not for the deprc-
pations Of one or al Of these ships The char
actsr Of the ships being thus determined, tho
Arblirators will next consider the award of dam
ages on this point, and will probably confer free
~ with the counsel on either side. Should the
views of these not too widely differ as to the
amount Of the indemnity, the Court may name q
gross amount between the two estimates Il
there should he no hope of reconcilng the con-
nicting estimates the Court will refer the award
Of damages to assessors provided for by the
Treaty, and so conclude their labors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03

Commonwealth following is the pro-
gramme If exercises connected with the Sixty
kiga,f Commencement OF the University of YER
mont and State Agricultural College, July, 1872 /;
Sanaly JaIy 7h.-it Pm, Baccalaureate Discourse by
President huukham "a r NJ Anniversary OF Society for
Religious Inquiry. Address by Rvy. james McCosh u.
D., President OF Princeton College.
Moadag. July sh.--9 A. NJ and ?. w. Examination Of
Candidates for admission TO the Uniyersity, at g sge
Rooms 2. NJ, Commencement Concert at City Hall.
Tuesday, JHig IA A, u., Annual Meeting OF the
Alumni At the College Chapel. Addr commemorative
OF fof GeOrge W. Benedict. "a =. NJ, Annual Meoing
uf the PIN Beta Kappa Society. % =. NJ, Celebration Of
the gma Phi society Grafton by Roy. Norman sraYrr,
u. ID OF Brooklyn, N. Y, Poem by Genrse Remck,
Esq, OF Detroit, Mich. .. No. Junior Exhibition.
Bsdsssiay, Jsiy l0iA-Commsneemsnt Day.-9i a. ~,
Procession from College 10 4. NJ Orat0ns OF Uraduat-
Ing Class; Masters Oratonsi Couierrng Of Degree =.
Corpoiat on Dinner sP, A., Commencement Leyee AZ
Presidents house.
Music will be furnished by the Germania Band
of BstDn. Commencement boat ride on Lake
Champaign Thursday evening, by the steamer
United States.
The railroad and steamboat companies will
carry all persons attending the Commencement
exercises for fare one way. Return passes must
he procured Of Charles T. Allen, Secretary of the
Alumni.
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Reading hntines,

horse-ear companies llvery-sahle keepers, members
tho turf and all grooms aud traler' say Of the Mus
tang Llnimeqt" They can't do without it, And
whyi Because II inn,lbly reduces the external swell
In = etc. which, under various names, impair the use
uness and value Of he hing Of quadrupda, aud also
hecapse for sprtus aims, gals aud Olher injuries "a
VII oh horse-hrsh Il LIABLE II IL the most trustworthy
preparation 10 the market. Yet hose recommenda ion.
cOmurse only portion Of rs clairs 10 public cord
denoe. During oerod II more than sixteen years i
has been recOgn ted ~ ellie Tor many Of the most
a. Ouzlnu disorders which uillct the human faulty
.uch AS rhHumat SIN, govt, neuralgia. lumhago tie
OlOreaux sure throat eafache tluthaehe aud lkewis,
sealls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03

VERMONT MEDICAL SoclErY. The scmi-annual
meeting of this 5 ciety was held at the brooks
House, in Brattehoro, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, June % and 81. The attendance was small
the proceedings mostly Of social nature, and the
discussions Of general character. Drs. Opmel
Martin Of Worcester and Howe Of Taunton were
present as delegates from the Massachusetts 81
ciety, and were cordially received. On Wednes'
day afternoon DR.. II. D. llotun, OF Brattleboro,
read paper on the use OF the Ophthampsc"pe ~
the Diagnosis of Disease. paper was also read
by DR.. L. @. Butler, Of Essex, secretary Of the
society, on Inhalation, The vice president, Dr.
S. T. Brooks Of ST. Johnsbury, who occupied the
chair, delivered an address on "Wednesday even
ing which was listened b with much intereSt.
At the close, all present were invited g. the rest
dence OF DR.. iiultnn, where the remainder OF the
evening was spent 10 agreeable social intercourse.
The convention adjourned Thursday morning.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-07-03
CtTATE OLE VERMONT.

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court hcl At Montpelier. within and for
aid District, the ID day Of July, A. d. i-7zi
An instrument purportng u no the lat will and tes
lament Of Loease Al Foster, late Of ntpeer, IN said
Dsr ct deceased being presented TO the Court ny lru-
Chapman tao executor therein named flr Pro ate
II is ordered ny said Court that all pers1ns concerned
therein he notified to appear at session OF SAID Cour 70
hold at the Pro ate Office In Montpelier, on the sd
day Of July A. d. sf2 aud show cause, fany they may
have against the probate OF sad VIII for which pur
pose is urther ordered that copy Of tne record OF
tns order published three weeks excessively IN the
Vermont Waterman State Journal, printed at Mont
pelier, previous to said time appointed Tor hearing
- tie CouTt.-Attest,
2q9l n. X. CHASE, Register.
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East MoNTrELER-A Grange of the Patrons
Of llushandry was opened here on Thursday even-
ing last, by Eben Thompson, Special Deputy. 1t
is to he called Wnooski Grange, and is differed
MS follows Master, j L. Coburn; Overseer, J.
E. HOLSTER Lecturer T. b. Stevens Chaplain,
Geo Rowland Steward, j. II. Robbins Asst
Steward, L. g. Town, Secretary, p. NJ. Cate
Treasurer, s. W Hill Gate Keeper, NJ. d
wusHd Ceres, Mrs. &. A. Coburn Pomona
Mrs. G. Willard Flora. Mrs. L. A. Town Lady
Assistant Steward, Mrs. A. Rowland Organist,
Mrs. p. NJ Cate