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Bartlett's 'sBouievard,'' Street and Park
Lamps, also Torch and Key for lighting street lamps
the same used in New York city, being adopted
everywhere. General Office $50 Broadway.
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A.-Eau AngeliGue, for the Teeth and
Gums. BISCOTINE FOOD tor infants DELLUC 4 Co
$50 Broadway are the sole propretors and manufac
turers Paris agents, ROBERTS Co., Place Vendome.
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FRANCE.

Alarming Explosion Of Gunpowder and Very
Many Persons Seriously Injured-Lsgislators
dn Opposition to the Commercial Policy.
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ENGLAND.

The Conservative Corps Reinforced in the Com
mons.
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SAN FRANCISCO March Z, 1873.
Overman, Al; ChOllar. 40; Consolidated Virginia,
so; Grown Point, 9S; Yellow Jacket, Go; Belcher,
81.
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Alto SuHcrers.-Watts' Nervous Anti
DOTE cured of Rheumatism and Chronic
Headaches. Wonderful remedy JOHN KIESEL. corner
Dey Greenwich streets.
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Liquid Cocoa, for Bakers and COnfec-
toners USE superior quality sale the Chocolate
Mandatory OF WALLACE CO., 20 Cortlandt St. NJ Y
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Aspiring Is COming.-Ladies' and
Gents BOOTS and SHOES all styles.
MILLER Il Co Union souarc.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPPICEK-
WASHINGTON, March OIL A. NJ
PROBABILITIES.

n. M.
PROBABILITIES.
For Sunday. In the Middle and Eastern States,
fresh westerly winds and generally clear weather;
lot the Lake region rising barometer, falling tenn
perature and generally clear weather for the South
A.iahtic States light winds. There indications
OF the presence OF an area OF low barometer in
oen'ra Iexas' which will probably bring southeriy
"inus Win cloud and RAIN to the Western Cuff
States.
The weather In This Clty Yesterdav
The following record will show the chanoes ia
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours I'm
comparison with the corresponding day of Iast
year, as indicated by the thermometer at uudnut,s
Pharmacy, HERALD Bullding:-
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Amber Jewelry n nd Mecrsch au Pipes
+. l. KALDENBERG. Nos. O John street and II MASSAGE
street, corner OF John.
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Bachelors Hair Dye--Thc Best In tina
world. The only true ana perfect dye All druggsta
IL.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LIST OF THE NEW NOVELS.


A LIST OF THE NEW NOVELS.
CLIFFORD TROUT. Anew Novel BY Mrs. westnoreland,
of Georgia author of Heart Hungry" Price 81 rs
Hon. Alexander II. stephens So" Clifford Troup,
in nv OPINION Is quite an Improvement upon Heart
Hungry | think it will greatly add to the already
tensive reputation OF the author"
KENNETH, MY KING A new Novel. BY Miss sae A.
Brock. Of Virginia. Price. 81 Is
The New York World says-"lts delneations Of life.
sweetness and beauty Of conception there few
plcasanter OSCILLATIONS of womanly love for womans
reading than Kenneth My King"
GUY EARLSCOURTS WIFE. Another edition Of May
Agnes Feming's most successful novel For ingcnu-
iy of plot variety OF incident and vivid portrayal OF
the passions which agitae the human mind, no novel
81 IS
EDNA BROWNING. A new Novel BY Mary J. Holmes.
author OF Lena Rivers" &c. Price, 81 ~ .
TRUE AS STEEL. A Novel BY Marion Harland,
author of Alone MOSS side," &C. Price, 81 81.
The books beautifully bound sold everywhere. aud
sent by mall postage free, on receipt Of price.
q. ". CARLETON Co. Publishers, .
Madison square, New York.
MEN WHO DRINK SHOULD READ THE ILLUS
tfna ,lxsr
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Henry Capt, OF Geneva, Now Has =
beautiful assortment of WATCHES and TRAVELLING
CLOCKS. of his own make at % Union square.
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Abr. Filters Rheumatic Remedy
Depot and Office u John street Sold by all druggists
Advice gratis daily, and circulars free.
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A-SmOke Surbrug's Golden Sceptrc
pure, delicious Tobacco. Depot Isl Fulton street
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A.-FOr Moth Patches, FrccExlcs and
Tan PERRYS MOTH AND FRECKLk LOTION.
Sold by druggists everYwhere. Depot ~ Bond street
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A.-FOr Pimples the Face, Black
he lads and Fleshworms PERRY'S IMPROVED CONN
DONE AND PIMPLE RRMEDY, the great skin mcd
Sold by druggists everywhere
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A.-An Unnatural Redness of the Nose
face Is positively cured by DR. B c. PERRY 40 Bond
street, New York. cure guaranteed.
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For Restoring the Original Color Of
THE HAIR DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANS
ING THE SCALP RESTORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT
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Bell Schnapps.-Certain Cure for Dys.
pepsia. For sale by all druggists and groccrs.
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The Weather In Tnis CITY Yes4eraax
MINING STOCKS,

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 81,
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Graham & Co. Late HOter 4 Graham),
Painters 6S3 Broadway, corner Amity street.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashef.
Circulars sent Il. MARTINEZ 4 Co, 10 Wall street.
Pm IL off hnx IGSl
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Alto the Lame.-Any Person Reading
in Galaxy of May Regina Daecns painless OF diso
Gated limbs can learn further from A. L. RAWSON, 81
Bond street. who will furnish of two gentlemen
in this city cured after twenty years dsocatiOn.
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Abr. Ii. G. Perry, Dcrm u tOlOgist, 20
Bond street. New York, cures with prescriptions espe
cay adapted to the nature Of the Falling Loss
Untimely Gray Hair; Dandruf, Ringworm, salt RheunI
any disease complaints of the scalp.
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Rupture still Successfully Treated by
DR.. s. N. MARSH, at Marsh Il Co.'s. Radical cure
Truss Office No. 2 Vesey street.
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M E X &c o.
Herald Special Report from the
Capital of the Republic.
The War for the Constitution and the
Canvass for the Vice Presidency.
DESERTlONS FROM LOzADA'S COMMAND.
IllfrRtM TO IYf NEW york HERALD.

TrlEfRkm TO TIE new YORK HERALD
The following special despatch to the
HERALD was received last night
Mexico CRY, March z,
Via MATAMonos, March 8, 1873.
General Ceballos, in command of the federal
forces, occupies Topic.
LozADA's POSITION IN THE MOUNTAINS.
General Lozada fed to the Alaica Noun
tains with q small force of although it
was at first alleged that his division was of
considerable strength-many of his chiefs
having surrendered.
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.
Senor Yglesias is almost certain of being
elected Vice President of the Republic.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broad way, corner OF Murray street
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Needles for All Sewing Machincs.-Gen-
eral depot established at BARTLETTS. 500 Broadway.
corner Prince street.
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ESfENSCHElD, the Halter, is out Spring comes in
with new style OF Hat in every adapted To
son 1t Is great Improvement that
ing year, and Is manufactured upon a new principle.
winch insures the retention its shape and Iusirp
ufactured only by ESPENSCHlED, iis Nassau street
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COrns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joinfs Ar
Diseases of the Feet cured by DR.. ZACHAIIE n Union
square.
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Diseases Of Debility successfully Ire a tea
by Professor JUDD'S BLOOD CIRCULATING SYSTEM,
Mt his private residence 200 West Thirty fifth street. Six
teen Years practice
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MEN WHO DRINK SHOULD READ THE ILLUS
Ivl trated Phrenologica Journal; a specimen number
sent first post tor loo worth ylc, or ~ year.. Addrcaa
s. X. WILLIS. sas RrosdwAy. New fsrk,
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Exercise, Health, Amuseme nt.-JOhn
WOODS GYMNASIUM, Twenty eighth street near Fifth
open day and evening Turkish bath, lift cure,
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GERMANY
Master Printsrs Lockout in the Land Of Faust

IElEsRAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BERLIN, March 8, 1873.
The master printers throughout Germany to-day
locked out all their employees who are UniOnists.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 8, 1873.
Colonel Edgerton Leigh. the conservative candi-
date, has been elected Member Of Parliament for
Nid-Cheshire.
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Century Whiskcy, Pure and Mellow
for sale by druggists every where. -
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Cancer, Cancer, Cancer!-External
cancers permanently cured No charge unti a cure
effected. Address. by letter, j. L. WALKER, IS Emt
Thrtieth street
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The Texas Almanac for 1873 and Emil
GRANTS GUIDE To TEXAS with new map for sale at
j g. CHEW's BUREAU OF CORRESPONDENTS AND
ADVERTISING, 80 Broadway, New YORK
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New scheme
Orders filed, prizes cashed, intormaho fur.
nshed. Highest rates paid tor Spanish bills &C, &c.
TAYLOR Il CO.. Bankers IL Wall street. New YORK
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Blossburg Pa, March 8 1SI3.-Hcrrings Farrell, ID
ROADWAY New York Our Herrings Patent Safe stood
VIZ ~ ' - DRAKE A JAMES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-08
Montpelier IN. c. Association.

The annual meeting was held in their room,
Dec. 3lst. After the acceptance Of reports
from A. q. Stone, Secretary, and d. S. Wheat
ley, Treasurer, the President, A. j. Howe,
submitted the following summary Of the year
ly labor and present condition Of the Associa.
ton
Again has arrived the time for yearly re.
Prospect although, from wish that our New
Year should dawn with January lst only ten
months have passed since our last annual meet
ing. In a general way, much has been ac-
complished that cannot well be recorded.
Our mission schools, (three 10 number)
have been pleasant fields Of labor, where sue
cess has attended our efforts. The average at
tendance has been 80, %, % general average
So. Thus many have been brought under the
weekly enjoyment of the gospel, who, but for
our endeayors, would in most cases have failed
to devote even an hour to tho Lord Of the Sab
bath Much work still remains to be done ia
this branch of Christian labor Any man viii.
ling to give his time, or, if be has not that, the
time Of his horse, can always find plac,
know more of the blessed Jesus.
Our associaton-home has once been used fol
the burial service Of homeless wanderer. Fol
few times our sisters in Christian work hav.
held their prayer meetings here. God gram
their prayers may call down added blessing,
on ourselves. The Temperance League ais
use it weekly, thus furnishing us opportunity
to aid in forwarding good thing, while they
in return will give something for the defraya
Of the expense we incur.
While but four have removed from us, tey
have been added to our number. Death ha.
this year for the first time, invaded our circle
and we are called to mourn the loss Of our cor
responding secretary. Truman BEsr. In ar
instant was he translated from the life on eartf
to the glories of heaven His last act was t.
risk his own life 10 save others, and the All
wise accepted the sacrifice. May we profit by
his example, and hourly perform the duty tina
lies nearest to us. Then, at whatever time tn,
Master calls we shall be found in readiness +,
meet Him
Reference to duty at hand brings fJrciby +,
mind the need of much more home iCork. Worl
for our fellows that Christ will honor, is con
stantly to be found at our vcry elboics. vii
we not, brother laborers, more earnestly striy
against looking oper or beyond the seeming hf
he things that may be just what the Lord ha
given us to do, and for the neglect of which W
shall at the last be called to give account? God
who has watched over us during the just de
parting year, alone know its true record Ma
lie Jorgire our shortcomings, perfect what il
His name we have striyen to accomplish, an
so Undue us with Christian zeal and stron
purpose, that in the year to come we may sho,
far greater Wiiness for Christ.
The following are the officers elected for 1873
President, L. S. Hubbard Vice President
A. G. Bean; Recording Secretary, q. II. Ship
man Corresponding Secretary, A. G. Stone
Registrar, II. G. Lull Treasurer, d. S. Wheat
ley Directors, l.. 7. Seayer, Elihu Snow, {
O. Dudley.
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Montpelier National Bank.

On Thursday Of this week the Montpelier
National Bank, after continuous occupancy
of about forty five years of their present Bank
ing house, will remove to their new and elegant
rooms, in the fine new block, near the head of
State Street
The fitting up Of these rooms is so elegant
and appropriate that we cannot refrain from
speaking word regarding them.
The Banking room is thirty seven by eigh-
teen feet, twelve feet square of which is occu-
pied by new FIRE and burglsr-proof vault
The floor is of marble. The counter is Of heavy
black walnut, with raised panels and heavy
projections and trusses, trimmed with French
Walnut. Surmounting the counter, and Of
equal height with it, is a frame Of heavy wire
work, the openings Of which are modelled in the
shape Of gothic arches. Around the entire
room is wainseottng, three feet in height, Of
ash, trimmed with black walnut, and the doors
are of the same material with heavy walnut
mouldings.
The design Of the entire wood work is due
to Mr.. A. B. Fisher, master workman for Mr.
j. p. Hill, Of Barre, and reflects great credit
upon his ingenuity, as well as the capacity d
Mr.. Hill' establishment to turn out good work
and the faithfulness with which Mr.. Fisher
has been seconded in his efforts by Mr.. G. @.
yarney, another accomplished workman of Mr.
Hills. The filing and finishing, which is
finely done, is the work Of Mr.. A. NJ. Holman,
also of Barre 1t certainly seems little sin
gular, and not altogether creditable to us, that
Montpelier should be tributary to Barre for the
execution of such fine work, but so it seems to
be-
The windows in front consist Of one plate oil
heavy French glass 81 by II feet each Tie
iron work Of the vault was manufactured BY
the American Steam Safe Company, and is q
very enduring monument of the excellence Of
their work The Directors room in the rear Of
the banking room is thirteen by twenty-one
feet. 1t is covered with heavy Brussels car,
pet, and fitted up with heavy and elegant fur
niture.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-08
Interesting Meteorological Observations.

Mcssrs Editors AS | have been several
times requested by your patrons, to give a
summary Of my meteorological observations for
1879, for your paper, I address you for that
purpose. Tho year has been remarkable for its
great heat and cold, Ms we'll rs for the amount
Of snow and rain. have kept full record Of
atmospheric changes for twenty-five years, and
shall compare this year with my past obser-
vations in round numbers, emitting fractions of
degrees or inches. The amount OF rain for
1872, including also melted snow, was sixty-one
inches. In 1851 II was only thirty-thrce inches;
in 1861 IL was forty-seven inches. This was
the next largest rain fall for twenty-five years.
The average amount for this period has been
iorty-one inches. The fall Of snow this winter to
January LIST, has been seventy. two inches. The
whole snow fall for the winter Of 1866, was
forty inches, which is the smallest amount
during the time spoken Of The average depth
of snow for the whole number Of winters, was
seyeniy-nne inches. The number Of fair days
for the past year was forty-Gve, a less number
than in any year since have kept record of
them. Il has stormcd on ono hundred and
eighty days, while the average number OF
stormy days is one hundred and twenty. The
greatest rain fall for the whole time in any one
month, was last August, being about thirteen
inches.
As regards temperature, the last week in
June was the warmest week for ten years. The
10th day Of July was excessively hot, the Their
momoter here reaching ninety-eight degrees,
and even TO one hundred in some localities,
while on the morning Of December twenty
fifth, the Smithsonian standard spirit thermom-
eter registered iorty-fye degrees bclow zero at
this place, while reliable thermometers on the
Connecticut river in Lancaster N. H., were
fifty degrees below. his is at least five de-
grees lower than ever known before in this Sec
ton.
range Of one hundred and fifty degrees in
temperature is a rare range Tor any climate, and
this, as well as the peculiar changes, and great
amount of rain aud snow during the year, will
cause it to be remembered as the remarkable
year 1872; and future generations will doubt
less refer to it as year without precedent
Truly yours,
HIRAM a. CUTTING.
LUSESBuRon, VI, Jan. 3, 1873.
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Authorized T,xt Books.

The following is a list Of the authorized text
books in the schools Of Vermont for the last
year (ls72) and the present year, until No
yember
Readers Town & Holbrook's ser les, exclud
ing the intermediate; billiards sixth reader
Speiiers-Town & lIolbrook's Progressive.
Gecgraphies-Mitchell's first, primary and
intermediate. (rhe Vermont edition of the
latter.) Montieth's Physical and Astronom-
ical Gnyot's common school and wall maps.
Grammar-Tower's Elements Norton's
Weld and Quackenbos.
Arithmeties-GreenleaTs primary, intellectual,
and practical walton's cards and keys, Nos
and ?. Davies University edition for High
and Normal schools.
Agebrd-Greenleaf- new elementary.
Histories-Lossing' common school Halls
History and Geography of Vermont. ed. oil
1851
Natural Philosophy uackenbos' for Grad
ed and High schools only.
A new set Of text books will be used after
the first day of November of the present year
as authorized by meeting Of the State Board Of
Education, held June 18th, 1872 This list is
as follows
Readers and Spoilers. Webb's Word Meth
cd New American first, second, third and
fourth; billiards Sixth New American Pro
nouncing Speller.
Biographies. - Guyot's Elementary, Inter
mediate and Common School, for Grammar and
High Schools only.
Arhhmeties. - Frenoh's First Lessons in
Numbers, Elementary, for the Slate, mental
and Common School.
Algebra Greenleais Elementary.
Gramar-Green's Introduction, and Eng.
lish Grammar, for Grammar and High Schools
only.
Hiaory-Anderson Pictorial History, and
United States Reader.
Phiiosophy-S teele's Fourteen Weeks in
Philosophy.
The Board also recommend for use in tho
district schools Of the State
Conant's Parsing and Drill Book, Spencerian
System Of Penmanship, and Alden's Citizens
Manual Of Civil Government.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-08

VALUABLE BooKs.-Mr. Leroy A. Flint is
about canvassing Montpelier and Middlesex
for the sale of three extremely valuable and in-
teresting works. The first is entitled BUFFALO
LAND, and is written by W. e. Webb, broth
err of the popular writer q. ii. Webb. To
those who are looking toward the Great West
either for homes, for travel, or for sporting
this book will come as welcome guide and
adviser while those who desire breezy, en-
tertaining record Of life on the Great Plains, Of
adventures with the buffalo and the Indian,
will find in this volume what they seek. While
a spirit Of pleasant humor peryades the work
there is contained in il an abundance of yalua-
BILE information in regard to nature, lea.
lures, resources, climate, ETC., that will com
mend it to large class Of readers. 1t il
beautifully illustrated His other volumes are
LIvINGsToNE's EXPLORATIONS AND THE STAN.
LEY EXPEDITION, and EXPLORATIONS IN AFRICA,
by Henry NJ. Stanley. The extraordinary
career OF Mr.. Stanley in Africa, and his sue
cessful search after Livingstone, have turned
the general attention to this quarter of the
globe, and the latest discoveries here are fully
set forth in these volumes. These books are
truly valuable, and should meet with large
| sale
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Marriages.


10 Berlin, Nov. n, by Rev. +. seabury, Mr. James
OF Berlin.
Also in Berlin, Nov, D, by the same, Mr. Charles
Buckley OF BT0vkheld, to Mrs. Ann M. Perrin Of
Berlin.
In Cabot, Jan. |, at III, residence of Mr.. william
Adams, by Rev, d, 5. Adams, hr, Francis ". Merrill
Of WilIiamstOwn, to Miss Flora A. Go0dall OF Cabot
In Bethel, Christmas Eve, by Rov. s. A. Parker,
MI Hiram II. Blodgett Of Randolph, to Miss Mary
g. Ellis Uf Barnard.
In Windsor, Dec. %, by Row II. D. Thompson, Mr..
z; n. ba,cholior OF Randolph, To Miss Martha ".
la DanyIlle. Dec 81, by Rev. c. W. Thompson Mr..
Joseph ?: Huekins uf Plymouth, n. H., and Miss
Laura 7. King of Danyille
In Danvillo, Dec g, BY Rev. j. s Little Mt.
GeQrgo woodward aud Miss Eta Pierce, all Of DAN
vile.
In Bradford, by Rev. S. McKsen d. D., Jan. l.,
George y. Kennedy and Miss Alice Merchant both OF
Bfadfo d.
In Newbury, Jan. I, by Rev. s. L Eastman, Mr..
David G. Mills Of West Newbury and Miss Julia j.
Mattson OF Chelsea.
In Danyille, jan list by Rey. j. 8. Little, M. Je-
In Hyde Park. Dec. 7, by J. NJ. Randall, Fac, Mr..
Hiram A, Hastings Of Elmore, and Miss Mary Peck
81 MOleoit.
In East Montpelier, at the residence Of Mr. and
BY Rev. j. Eiward Wright, Mr. Marcus NJ. Cutler Of
this village, and Mrs. Mary A. Wing Of East Mont
ppilcr.
Mr. George W. Wiley Of Middoses, and Miss Lorlnda
ID. Magoon OF Montpelier.
In Montpelier Jan. |. by Rev James Morrow Mr.
Gilman q. Sleeper, and Mss Clara ). Howes both Of
horetOwn.
In Brooknod, Jan. 2, by Rev. William A, Dushee,
Mr. Marcus Peek (of the firm Of Puck, CLARK A Co..
and Mrs. A. NJ. wheatley. both Of Brookaeld.
In Woodstock, Jan. /, by Rev. A. n. Dascomb, Mr.
CHARLES Waliing, and Mas Mary u. Thomas both Of
Woodstock.
In Milton, De. %. by Roy. J. ID. Beenan, Frank L.
slayton Of Eimore, and Lizlie l.y man Of Milton.
Ia Marshheid Dec 10, by Rev. Leonard Wheeler
Mr. W. Il Hopkins and Miss Helen Al. Ford, both Of
Cabot.