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A meeting, called Missionary Sociable''
was held at Wesleyan Female College, Will
mington, one evening last week, when the
members of the College subscribed $40, and
made Miss Acton and Miss Easton, two of the
teachers, life members of the Women Foreign
Missionary Society. The entire subscriptions
OF the evening amounted to $90.23.
Some of the strawberry growers near this
town are complaining that the muck worms
are cutting their plants especially where the
patches have been manured with barn-yard
manure, which generates sueh pests. The
PhOsphateS are said to Obviate this difficulty
and Whann ), manufactured in Wilmington, is
highly iyrecommended, but we are not authorized
to "puff :" it.
A negro boy named Geo. Smith was sent to
New Castle jail last week for stealing carriage
harness from acob Deakyne, Esq, in Thorough
fare Neck. He stole the harness at the insti-
cation of JAS and Sam' Macy, who gave him
a pair of new boots to do the deed They were
held to bail in 5000 each. They own car
rage but could not buy harness. so they tried
the plan above mentioned.
There is to be regular turn around among
the R LeipSlc merchants this Spring. William
Denney, Jr., goes to Dover to take charge of
the Insurance office. Mr. j. w. Fenimore
takes his stand. Mr.. John Griffith, farmer,
takes the stand now occupied by Mr. F., on dit
that Thos. R. Boyer will succeed his brother,
VIM. Il. Boyer, in the grocery business
James ,Boggs, stock broker, goes to his farm
near Moorton.
The Farmers Club, of Dover, elected officers
last week as follows Hon. Charles Brown,
President; Hon Joseph p. Comegys and DR..
Isaac Jump, Vice Presidents; Dr. Henry
Ridgely, Treasurer; NJ. Hayes, Esq, Cores
pondlng Secretary, and G. II. r. Day, Record
ing Secretary. Hon. Joseph p Comegys, NJ.
Hayes and W. L. Cannon, Esq'rs, were ap-
pointed committee to prepare an article on
the best mode Of leasing land in Kent county.
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Ward & Phillips still have respect for the
laboring man. They are prepared to cover
their body with good and cheap clothes, and
their hands with good buck and fur gloves.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD Project -Tbe No,.
York and Washington air Lane iooE;no for f'r'o -
route across The RntesuL1.--Tbe Chestarto,ru -
thd: transcript In its last issue, gives this
version ET OF the Bombay Hook Railroad scheme !:
we iearn that the surveyors Of the New York
anu DaiVmore Railroad this week commenced
running line from Clayton Station, on the
nweiaware ~, hoad to Massey's 10 this county.
inis road crosses the State of New JERSEY to
Ihe snore OF the Delaware Bay, opposite Bonn.
Ray Hook, to which point it is now running.
Inc bay will be crossed by powerful steam
Ierry-Doats, conveying the loaded cars, thus
making the connection without the trouble ard
expense OF loading and unloading. The dis
rance at Clayton Station from the Delaware
Day Is, we are told, about eight miles. and the
road between the two points is in course of
Sonstructlon. 10 growers of peaches. partieu-
iafiy, the new route to New York must be very
advantageous. 1t will render them indie
pendent OF the present route, and reduced the
freight charges it is thought fully onesboIf
:. We do not think this would make an a..
hne route, neither do we think the oorporat;on
named are interested in it, '''
FIsKs WEAarK.-It is said that after Fisk' ,
debts are all settled bis property will not
amount to more than 100000. His life was
Insured TOR 500 in the Equitable Insurance
company of New York. If this singular
statement be true, the fourishing Of trumpets
with whrch even in his dying moments he
executed will giving large sums of money to
nus sister, father mother and friends will
prove 70 be purely as sensational al act as any
other of his life.
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DRY GOODS

W.; VIZ Silks POplns, Alpacas, Challes, An.w,,,
Deialnes, Cotton Delaines, and Cahcoes, with m,'"
OF the latest styles Of Dress Goods t,inrbs.A!
Jeans, Osnaburgs, FIanneIs, Tlckings, Table 11T'%t
Sack Flannels, Napkins, Sheetings, Pillow CC""
Muslins, Swiss Strpings, ,Cambrics, Paper Mn.Ia" a."
Dcnims, Checks, Drllllngs, Nankeen, Linen "'' Wn'
Inns, Plaids, Shawls, Diaper, Laws, Chan" ~"
Plques, and all the goods usually found in s:!''
class country store. ." U''''
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The Cloths and Cassimoroa

are new' just bought, and comprise all .se ls,d,
styles. "' e"ulh
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DELAWARE RAILRoAD.-The animal meet
ing OF the stockholders of the Delaware Rail.
T0ad road was held at their office, in Dover, on
Thursday, llth inst, From the report of the
President and Directors We learn that the re-.
1871, we're: 0''oO0r 'lS''
From Passengers, s127 77a %
" Freight, Dos i07 ~ 90 90
i"i'' 7,549. 76
Total, $40 13oo
- EXPENDITURES,
Operating expenses for the year. S326. 6I5 ID
In st and dividends paid by lessees, I2O'647. Al
Total SAa7 e17 on
Showing a loss of $5,87SOl The Gain in
receipts, as compared with last year, was S5I.-
o3o:2l The sinking fund is now sis, 8,I3i.I8:
against $lO5, 5080S last year. The old Board
OF Directors were reelected. s. NJ. FELTON,
was re elected President, and Manove Haves
Secretary and Treasurer. The Directors are !:
s. NJ; FELTON,, Isaac Hinckley, A. 6. Gray.
Charles Warner, Joseph Brnghurst, Jesse
sSharpe, Isaac Jump, FL. B. Fiddeman. Man
love Hayes, Alexander johnson, William Ii.
Ross, Albert Curry, j. Turpin Moore.
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Wood and WilIOw-Ware

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Keelers Churns. B,Oom.
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes Sor't
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets, Curry coUnt
Butter Prints, Better Bowls. Wash Boards WI
brushes, ffalf- Bushel and Peck Measures. On
Cloths, Mats, and all sizes of Rope. O''
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The undersigned respectfully announces T., ~
citizens OF Smyrna and vicinity that he has M.
opened his Jus
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eddI"g Cards printed at the TIMES Oascs
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Stock of New Goods.

which he intends to sell cheaper than any s.ld
lhls market for years, consisting Of
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Total,

Operating expenses for the year,
In st and dividends paid by lessees
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Maryland & Delaware II. r.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

All Feights must be at the various least Thirty
500 Minutes before starting of Trains otherwise they will lay
twenty-tOur hours.
febl6 ]. l.. caldwell Superintendent.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

We will send handsome Prospectus of our Neu
Illustrated Family Bible. containing over 450 fine
Scripture Illustrations to any Book Agent free Of
charge. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co Phila Pa
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New advertisements.

T1Y1axr MADE RAPIDLY with Stencil and
uO11Oy key Check Outfits Catalogues samples
and full particulars FREE. S. Nj. SPENCER. Brat.
tleboro VI.
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Body Found.

About 7p. VI the 81 rs two stu
ieats were walking ny the side of
the River, about one milo from Nor
yrh Depot upon the Vermont side,
1odv WAS seen i'll the water ap.
agcntly attached to 4 small willow
rec. The authorities OF Hanover
gere imeGiat"ly informed, and pro
ocded 10 the spot. Some doubt
vas entertained III regard to iuris
elton. but after some considerable
delay The remains were dra yn upon
Inc shore.
The face was covered by a shawl,
rnned over the head, and rope
vas attached to the neck.
SuSpirionS 0t foul play were rife.
The body was taken To Han over.
Jnd eYuIuircd Ivy DR.. Frost. Nho
feel, warranted in asserting that
TIRE was no foul play in the case.
Ia" jo4y contalIcA mlny brUis
r and the clothing w1Snrarly gone
Tn remii were those OF wo.
@m apparently - or 80 yrs. of age.
SIthli un'lOuptrdly been in the
9l'cr SDnr two weeks or more. as
Dcompo,ition had particially taken
Place. No clue has az yet been
cached As to the home OF the wo,
Mm.
The bruises were probably oeca
M4cl by coming III contact with
@y log, that were iloalln1 DOM the
Hcr IN large numbers.
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Suicide In Oxford.

On Friday evening of last week,
,bout 5 O'Clock, Mr.. Charles Il
Town, aged 30 years. residing at
oxford, went to bed and after aging
few minutes got up and dressed
himself and started 10 go ont of the
bonse when his wife asked him
where he was going and he replied
.lnd me if you can" and started to,
wards the Connecticut river upon
the run, and she followed him, but
no reaching the river some rods
ahead went directly in and was
drowned. He hal shown some
signs of insanity for a few weeks
INST lie leaves II wife and three
mall children.
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NAIIONA OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT

No. TuETFoRD.-Miss Lizzie
Brown who has been very very low
from q severe attack Of bleeding ut
the lungs, is now rapidly recovering
under the skilllul treatment of DIR
j. ii. Jones, and We hope soon to
see her pleasant face in the circle of
her merry friends.
We are very happy to learn that
our committee has been able to Sc.
cure the services of Miss Ketchum
for this term and next, as teacher in
this district. AS II teacher Miss
Ketchum cannot be cxccl.ed.
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Notice 10 Claimants and of Sale.

The following described property was seized
hy Officers of the Customs. for violation of the
Revenue laws of thc United States, to wit:
At Randolph, Vermont, the 9th day of May,
1872. I tubs Butter, ajOpcunds net.
ANY person or prrsnns claiming th' property
so seized are hereby notified to appear within
twenty DAYS from The first publication hereof,
add file with the Collector OF Customs for the
District Of Vermont a claim stating his or her
interest in the property seized also to execute
a bond to the United States, in accordance
with the provisions of the II See: Act Is, July
lSG6.-Under the provisions of 10, See, of the
aforesaid Act, thu above described property
will be sold at Public Auction at the Custom
House. ST Albans. ON Tue day the llth day OF
june 1872 Mt IL o'clock, \. NJ
WILLIAM WELLS, Collector of Customs.
Custom House. District of Vermont,
Collectors Office.
Burlington. 18th May, lS1a.-lw3
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SNORING Array.

Nr. Alonzo Davis of Ncrshire,
td> shot through the body on Wed.
r>day afternoon. III Il quarrel with
DIN Carleton. his uncle, and lived
nj tcw hours.
4 year ago. he was married to
.zzie Fletcher OF Nershirr. aud his
plicu and untimcly death, casts a
Dom over the entiie conn lnity.
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NTAfE OF VERMONT. Randolph District
- ~. In Probate Court, held NJ Brookhcll
within and for said District IN tho 10th day OF
May 4, d. ls1s Jessc Dckcy Executor of the
last will and testament of Willard jackson late
of Orange in said district, deceased. makes au.
plication tosnil Court for license to sell part
ol the rcnl estate of said deceased, to wit
about eight acres of land known ~ the ~ yc
lot, also, about ninety acres of land known ns
the mason place" all being in the townot Or.
ange aforesaid representing that the sale is for
the hest interest ol oil persons interested there
in and has filed Ia Court the consent in writ
Ing ofall ih" heirs and rgatccs residing In this
State TO such sale. Whercupon. il IL ordered
by said Cout that said application he rcfcrr-
ed Ia n session thereof, to he held ut the Pro
bate Office, in said Brookii field On the sth day
o, june A. y. lS1l, for hearing aud decision
thereon and, II Is further ordered, tnut all
pcrsons interested he notified hereof, hy pub.
LEGATION of notice OF said application aud order
thereon, three weeks succc,.ivcly in the Nm
tional Opinion printed at Bradford before said
time Of bearing that they may appear at said
iia'c and place, and, ii they sec cause, object
thereto.
by the Court. Attest.
JOHN Il. CLEAVELAND, Judge
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To the Editor Of the Opiaioa.-
00ai IN your opinion is the trNt
'ttSon that the town authorities
T1I not take any steps TO stop the
frsal sale OF liquor i'll this place.
ISlt because some who are en-.
aged in it are SO intimately con.
.U,ed with some of the Sclcctmcn
nat they do not care to NEEDLE
VIII them, being ''all in the familvr'
No appeals from whatever source
dQ have any avail with thcm.
We are coolly told 81 don't think
'rhavc any right to mcddIe with
'm, very sorry but can't help it,
dc, &c.r
Are our town officers 80 much
more inefficient than men in other
0vns
What do Ill the professions of
importance and morality amount to
4 nothing is even attempted TO he
'''r to stop this Wholesale drink =
"s Are our young men and even
OFS to he made drunkarls before
. Vr eyes, and we sneerineiy asked
vt, nat are you going to do about
" Are our citizens aware how
~"cIi present and prospective mis-.
n.y. We are laying up for ourselves in
"" ",. wlnking at this business
VIII 1t be IA pleasant reflection to
""e OF our citizens when they see
W ", ,iey surely wili) the bitter fruits
, W al This drinking, to think that
maps D,1 If they had had a little
, ,"'e back bone and had not been SO
mua OF hurting somebody's feel,
I''HI Their sons as well as others
i HM' Eave hDcn saved.
" mere but in bradford can the
.,I walks be ciog2rd with drunken
m' r"lane men and boys, and lam
@t'Se used that woull disgrace the
I'VE FONTS" in New York and 10
"Ic' taken of if.
How long are we to suffer from
l.,H anu Indifference of our ciiI-
a. 10 Tins state OF things.
g, 'uSl lt.o on until some terrible
hi, = committed before we wake
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Suicide la 1'Nlr1cc.

4 young man living in Fairlee by
.he name of Benjamin Barber, com
m.tted suicide by taking strichnync
On Sunday night and died about
I've minutes after taking it. He
his poison at the drug
,ore of willard Bros IN Oxford for
rc purpose, as he said, of killing
crows. He was about - years of
axe.
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Local Items.
,,,out Tow 10.

owing to the illness of the editor
and the office being short of help,
"nr Court Report and several other
matters have to lay over to next
week.
County Court opened at Chelsea
last Tuesday.
lYSec call for Republican Coun.
II Convention.
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Over the River.

Mrs. IL. s. Perrin of Oxford, went
out door some three weeks since,
and an hour after was found lying
inscnslble upon the ground. She
has not recovered consciousness
since. and is not expected TO live.
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NORWICH. "A barn and ice house,
owned by Mr.. Lewis and situated
near the depot, were destroyed by
fire Sunday morn. The fire was dis.
covered about A. NJ, and must
have been the work Ofan inccndiary.
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sOs.E,.l Dead.

Mr. Daud sloan of Lyme went
ut with lis son to look at some
'ock IN pasture and sent his son
enc with tn" team, while h start,
d to return by Il cross road. lie
as found lying beside the road
cad-probably from heart disease.
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TVTT- IT
LEN RODGERS ANRksI1ENRN,

The horse Henry that swept all before him
It buffalo in 1869, tiottcd in ISL in 2.1Ot.
without skip or break, and by his actions
showed that he was only waiting "A pleasant
opportunity to put his appearance in front of
tho best oi them, has already challenged the
Queen of the Turf" Goldsmith Maid, to two
races. one to harness and another to wagon
This wonder, Henry. is ono degree further re
moved from the foun tain-hcad of Trotters
irom English MAmbrino, than Len Rodgers
All of Lens colts have exactly the same
amount oi Frotting Blood as Henry, if Len
had none FROM his sire, and they had none
from their dams rs Wallace states the ped-
grGc of Henry. lie was sired hy Magma
Charta and Magna Chartu was ont Of a Grey
Eagle mare. Len Rodgers was out ofn Grey
Eagle mar. but has additional trot:ing blood
and Henry is not known, as the record shows
to have AnycNccpt what comes from the Nam
bIina strain.
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And finally We have most any thing You
want in Dry Goods Groceries. CroeSery,
Glass Ware, Drugs aud Medicines, Ready
Made Clothing, Carpctng, Pork, Lur'l, Butter
Cheese, Salt, Mackerel. Salmon, Tli2o and ~
forth and so on. Come and sea, aud buy liz
rally and pay promptly.
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TERMS:

promised my friend, at Bradford that he
should stay there Until his colts proved true
every wurd'that had been said about him in n
pamphlet. for 80 the season. That will be
the price this season Only. Never after, rs
long as | own him. will it be below so, and
probably not hcluW 500.
JOHN Is. CLARKE, Proprietor.
Manchester, y. H., May, lS92.-JlmJ~.
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GRANITE STATE
BITTERS,
BLOOD PURIFIER,

LiousNESs, ANp All DISEASES AGGRAVATED ~
InE lnrrHirr or THE BLOOD.
The Granite State Isittcrs,
is purely vegetable compound. made FROM
roots and barks growing IN our immediate vi
cinity, the medicinal qualities of which are
preserved In pure spirit, making n Vegetable
Bitter and Blood Purifier; and We rdtr0ni
them to contain no minerals ~hdterer
The lhttrrs will bs fouhd most valuable for
the cure of those diseases arising from the
stomach, which smost likely To get disordcrcd
of any organ of the human system a few Of
the diseases which the l}IttcrS cure, We Gunner
alto below. These W. are ~ likely 10 have IN
ono season A. another, but Xcpcraly more i'll
Spring and summer: INDIGESTION or DisrEr-
-A which is probably the worst disease the
American people hays,to endure, is of very
common occurrence, and mush 10 he dreaded
There are many disorder, oceaNiOncd hy midi
.eston, which extend to Ill parts Of The body :;
such rs HEADACHE, PAirIrATloN, of TIIE
HEART, lEEEGI LNEITlE, OF TnE ptLsK. Loss
OF ENEEGi, tohttsIuh OF 1IOiGHr AND
FfEI1hn or CrrkG PKusrgATlOS WITHOUT ANY
fILL SIGNS or DISEASE. The organs OF liges-
tion are liable to great amount of disease,
ana II remains Tor ub to have sCluC reliable
ngcnt ncarat hand aud this we otter you in
the Granite state lhttcrs, which does not fail
TO cure. BiiIoIsNrNs, WhchiS apparent in
~ great many, is always relcaycd by the Bittcrs.
Bolts are occ,-,ioncd 10y mpuritir, of the blood
striving to free themseves,-uSc the Bittcrs
and Your blood will become pure. LIVER
COaIItISrs and all diseases Of the Liver,
readily yield to the use of the Granite State
Blttcrs The most common affections of thi,
organ are IoRlInIrl, ENLARGENENrANp con
GEsTIoN or lsflAMArIuN. JAUSDICE. SCnoT
TIA. llEApAt M, CoN-rIhrIoN and ali lMrr-
KIriKs OF IrE BLOOD are cured by the Granite
State l'ittcrs. They purify and rciuN gorotc
the systcm.
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DE-. Z. S. FLINT h CO., paoraIETcIs,
PROTIDENCE, RE
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NATURES HAI1REST0RATIVE!
Warranted free ft'0n, EsO!sons.

CLEAR AS CRYSTAL.
Has no Sediment, no Fifth, no Lac sulphur, no
Sugar Of Lead. no Litharge, no Nitrate of Sill
yer, will Restore Gray Hair, prevents tho Hair
from Falling on, and ID entirely FREQ from tho
Posonou. and misunderstanding Drugs used
in other Hair Preparations
Keeps the hair in nice healthy condition :;
is IA fine Dressing, and has given tho most
abundant satisfaction to thousands who have
used it. Try ono bottle ana be convinced
Take no other.
DIR. G. SMlrH, Patcntco Aver Mas Man
ufactured and for sale by PsOCTER BROTH
EkS Gloucester, Mass. All first class Drug
gIsts sell it,
~ Scnd two three cent stamps to Proctor
Bros, aud receive per fotuin mail "Falua
able Treatise on the Human llnr
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1872. UNITED STATES 1872.
Internal Revenue Taxes,
Collectors Notice

NOTICES hereby given that the taxes assess
ed on the annual list of 1872, for the second
District of Vermont, are nov duo aud paya-
bic, and will he received on any day be wccn
this and the goth inst ~ the Collectors Office
in st. Jshnsbury, during business hours.
CHARLES 5. d. MA, Collector
Second District, Vermont.
st. bloomsbury, June |, 49,.
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SpcCfIl Notice.

1t is the fate of every trul valuable me,li-
cine to he Coanterfeiicd. job Moses Sir jaime,
Clnrke', Female pills are extensively counter
ieitcd The genuine have the name of dob
Moscs' on cuch package. All others are
worthless. Dishonest Druggists endeavor to
sell the countrrisit> TO make greater profits.
y. B.-In all cases where the genuine cannot
Ice obtained. One DOLLAR enclosed t. the sole
Proprietor, JOB MOSES. - Cortlandt St,
New York will inst re a bottle of the &C. suine,
containing fifty Pills. by return mail, securely
sealed from any knowledge of its contents.
ilcpw liz
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

Hanover, n. H., June 4th, -.
Summer has come. Everything
seems green and pleasant, Summer
boarders are beginning to appear.
Our Base Ball Club played tie
Amhcrs.'s upon their ground Wee
nesday, Goth. Score 81 to Is in
favor Of Amherst. The Tufts CO..
lcgc nine played here Saturday,
Owing to the inclemcncy of the
weather the game was called at the
end of the 9th inning. Score
Dartmouth II, Tut II. We are ex.
! pecting to have more match gam, s
and hope for different results.
Mr.. Hitchcock of Fifth Avenue
Hotel, \. y, (now at his summer
lcSidencc, herc) upon invitation
from the Senior class, has consented
to lecture Friday eve. before the
College. Suhicct-The Island of
Cyprus. Mr.. II. we hear has spent
some part of his life, in that bcauti
FIJI isle-and is well qualified to en-.
terrain and instruct.
john Sexton. vino worked some
months since for j. =. Parker, has
been arrested by said Parker, for
stealing " bile III his employ as clerk
in the book store, 81 800. The loss
has Just been aScrrtaiucd and Sex
ton arrested at his place of work in
Nashua, y. II. Bonds OF $500 were
demanded and readily given, and
the young man is now ut his occu.
patton again. the firm where he
orkS, having implicit confidence in
his integrity, as d. his friends here.
Strange that thc loss was not sooner
known, in Il concern having perhaps
$4,000 capital and strange again
that only $500 DO Dis were required,
having stolen, as suspected, - 200
The SophoniorrS buried mathc.
MATES last Friday eve,
The IWotu Informs the public
that there are - Nelmontcrs IN
Dartmouth College. This is u mis-
take. We have Is in the Senior
class, and the College boasts OF 80
Vermont men: more than in Bur
liugton and Middlrbury Colleges to
grthcr. y. II. furnishes IA, Mas.
~. Maine %, New York -, III. 10,
No. ., Sc.
The Medical building is approach
in, completion.
Rev, Mr.. Tucker Of Manchester
occupied the pulpit Sunday.
y Dover despatch of the DIST.
says: Enoch T. Tcrnald Of Madbury.
while pIoushing on his farm, struck
with the Flow petriiied bod,,,
v hiCh, on being exhumed, appeared
10 he that OF am lNdan. 1t meas
urcS - inches through t1om fore
bead to back part, and the body
weighed eight hundred pounds. 1t
measured seven feet seven inches in
lrnl til the arm being three feet long.
1t was considerably broken in the
excitement of getting it out. a
root Of IA pune tree near which it was
found was growing across the neck
and another across the arm. Boston
parties are already negotiating for
it to be put on exhibition. The pet.
riticalion appears to be tcldspathic !
granite. But it has since leakrd |
ont that it was taken there on the |
ears Il week ago last Saturday from /
Massachusetts. \ large number of |
the citizens have had to acknowledge |
themselves sold, some of the would. |
be Swans included, very many Of
whom had examined it with criti-
cal eye. The proprietor had been
offered $1,000 by one enthusiastic
individual. but refused, hoping to
make moe.