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~ LOOK AT THE DRESS GOODS AT
PRICES EXTREMgLY d L2W w I4faHN ssEtEnoRkE
PIT PIT E MI .fraEYEA, LOWER THAN AT ANY
Tine rri SINCE TIE CkEATIoE.-Just LOOK At
III Vide BLACK BtocADED ALPAoAst soc. Per
ward well worth 50c.;
EMPRESS CLOTH At $780,;
Tbe best POPLIN ALPACAs at 4Oc;
BOLEkNA CLOTH ut 30c.:
DIAGONAL CLOTH at 93c. ,a.,
CTTrON DOUBLL-FACEO POPLINs at 1ehs.
sold at soc. OF the commencement OK mo 'ss-
s1y 1KSu uf;oRDED POPLINs at 7bo. worth d 40
COTTON POPLISS ut lac. per yard sofa " aoe'
sTkipsD AkMUkE at leEc. per YARD WORM
caiiCUEs ut sl, sh. 10, and 12hc. per yaro'
EMpREsS CLOTHS,
sArTEENS, sER9ES,
POPLINY, and SlLkS,
fn MARINE.BL UE and other nSI , s1aq ElI .rss
For everything IN the way q LA aRPiIEsTSH EffS
' Rennants Of DRESS GOODS sold at great a. Sar'
gains.
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EACAGFs OF n0GS

lyon their she"p-fo|da They family cherish
tn toI, that the LycurguSes and Solons, OF
"lom il can be reasonably inferred that
Idly tl h" composed, from their brilliant
lr..;>cs whilst soliciting the sutrages oi
,a..r rrllow.c itizcus. will be able to Srapple
viii the problem whether it is better TO en-
rDuragc the army Of worthless ours that in
~ every community in the State Or TO en-
-.ugagc tho growth Of wool and the conSe-
s.a,n; establishment OF factories.
he Diminished iurisd!Gtion o( the
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TIMnRI

BALTIMORE, December 22.-Elrginia 6>s, con-
sols, so. West Virginia's. 10 bid.
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From Clarke County.

'Ir.!.- IUudcnce OF The RichmOnd Dispatch J
RgRRYy1LlE. Va, December Is. 1873.
II +" weather in this section was never
T.. = delightful. The corn crop is unusually
.nsd. Wheat is looking well. The people
- ClaIke are looking Il the next Legislature
4, rrntr,linn nlAinSt The
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, December 90, 1873.
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w- EVERYBODY sHOUL LII o hLMI out
hsE s i Of ut greatly reduced prices
They also offer bargains II
COCOA MATE.
UlL-CLOTH RUGS,
UhSS0CkS.
WINDOW-sHADEs.a and ..,o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c 10
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By telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

WHEAT.-White, 244 bushels. Red, 100 bushels
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DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID DONE AT TElS OFFICE
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ddisOn County.

In Bridport within the year 1872
there were 10 marriages, - births, 20
deaths
Rev, Mr.. Hooker of Middlebury,
will lecture at Leicester this evening,
upon "Collonial Witchcrait."
Joel Rosseter has sold his house and
lot at Leicester Corners, TO Mr.. Brown
of Goshen.
w, S. Alden Of Leicester has few
very choice cows cows which he offers for
sale cheap
The dry house belonging to the
Enterprise, OF Holt a Hawkins. was
consumed by fire, Sunday morning, March
"a Loss estimated $1,000.
SILVER WEDDING The friends Of Mr..
aud Mrs. j. j. Shedd met at the house
of Mr. Shedd on the evening Of the 9TH
inst, to celebrate the 10Th anniversary
of their marriage.
Hon. Thurman 3rookins, assignee
Of the bankrupt estate Of james L. Saw
yer Of Whiting, will sell the property al
auction on Tuesday March 18th. The
advertisement may be found elsewhere
in this issue. y
LONGEVITY IN LEICESTER. The three
eldest men are A. A. SSluington eighty
two, Lemuel Derby eighty zone. Jvhu
Doyle eighty-ope. The three oldest wo.
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Town Officers.

Observation-Disclosures, james VI
Slade clerk and treasurer, James Me-
Donald selectmen, William S Goodrich,
David + Boyce. VIM X Remcle; cousta.
BILE and collector, Jacob Dewey; listcrs,J
NJ Slade, d + Boyco, Oliver Severance !;
auditors, James NJ Slade, T NJ. Chapman
Darwin Rider fence viewers, Frank A
Bond, Ira w Clark, ID n Buttoph /;
trustee of surplus fund, Calvin Hill ;
Agent for prosecuting and defending
suits. j W Stewart town grand jurors, b
S Beckwlth, L L Knapp, j o Connor, o
z Mead, David Burke, U d Twitchell
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school district. Two certain persons be-
ing DESTROYS of having school district by
themselves Cor some wise purpose No
doubt, but the town did not seem to tax C
it so, aud the district still remain the
same. The officers elected for the ensu-
ing year, were as follows; Town clerk
and treasurer, Nathan Capen; moderator
| Wetmore select men, James Carson,
Samuel Washburn, Arnold Ayers listers,
Henry Simons, Otis Blood, Andrew
Brown; overseer of the poor. Charles
Washburn constable, John White supt
of common schools, Joseph Hooker.
LEIcEsrER.-M Moderator, Hiram Cap
ron town clerk and treasurer, A. +
Stanley selectmen, George o. Swining-
ton, f. R Ranno. l.. d. Jenney listers
Fl. Capron, L. B Jenney. George Spar,
ks constable and collector,H. n. Morse
school superintendent, f. b Jenney
auditors, W. j. Thomas, l.. d. Jenney
F. r. Ranno,
GRANVILLE Town clerk, II NJ Hub.
bard select men, d II Whitney,L Webb
5 Goodnough listers, Flint. | ii Ar
cher, d Tarbell trcasury,C G Hubbard
overscer Of the poor, d II Whitney; au
ditors, Il j Flint, y c Lamb, j A Vim
ton; town grand juror, G & Hubbard
town agent, Il S Jewett superintendent
Il j Flint; constable, II Freeman.
ADDISON Moderator, Charles Mer
rill [; town clerk, Rector Gage select
men, Seymour j Everest. Asahe Barnes
Edward Gorham treasurer, q o Hanks
overseers Of the poor, scectmen consta
be and collector, VIM Moorby secon
constable. Julius Clark listers, o 4
Smith. Horace Gorham, T. Golf; tow
agent, S w Smith supt. schools, G VIII
mar:h trustee VIM Hanks. Voted 2
cents on the dollar on the grand list
Vote unanimous for & w Wicker 70
county commissioner
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The st. Adams MESSENGER should
he more cautious about crediting to the
Rutland HERALD remarks made about
matters In Addison County, for ten to
one the item first appeared in the REQ
IsTER. The Messenger made its third
mistake of this sort for the season. last
week
The meeting of the State Board
of Agriculture, Mining and Manufac-
lures ut Brandon last week Tuesday
and Wednesday, was well attended and
Il success cveryway, although the at
tendance is not usually rs large as in
large places. We hope to he able to
give report of the meeting and some
of the papers in our agricultural col
umns next week.
UNIVERSITY OF NERMoNr.-Dr. II. d.
llolton Of Brattleboro, has been secured
to deliver the course of lectures on Nate
ria Medica in the Medical Department OF
the University of Vermont and State Az
ricultrral College for the next term. lii
lectures will begin with the opening OF
the term, on the Goth Of the present
month.
DR.. llolton is President of the Yer.
mont State Medical Society for the cur
rent year. and was elected at the last ses.
sion of the Legislature to the honorable
position of Trustee Of the University or
the part of the State. lie is a man oil
middle age, with large practice, and is
descrvedly popular as a citizen and pro
lessioral gentleman, both in his own ant
the adjoining States The faculty ant
students of the Medical College are to be
congratulated on securing his services il
the lecture room.
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ONLY 10 CE NTS!

ID ARE AMERICAN BOORs.-Sj for r. b.
IL Thomas Almanac, 1898; 81 for American
Almanac, 1895; 50 for 1888. Rare old Amer-
can Books wanted, viz Richard, Increase, Samu-
ell, Eleazer or Cotton Mathers works; Penhalow's
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state price Of each. JAS T. MOCLTON,
Carnes St, Lynn, Mass
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TnE PHYSIOLOGICAL Journal for
March contains a good portrait and sketch
of William Il. tIayemeyer, Mayor Of New
York City; The Problem of Life Driv-
en- to Death Indian Relics, aud our H.
dian Policy, well illustrated aud senSi-
Bile article ; \ Penal Colony for Grimm
ais Mrs. Mary Somervile, the Scientist,
with portrait What Shall our Boys Do ?
Dreams and thcir Cause; Longevity in
the Professions II Cannot Quit It," or
the lnebriate's Plea \ Good Memory
how to acquire and retain it The Celt
The Red Deer Of America Hugh Sto-
well Brown on Americans, etc. Price
80 cents \ years substitution. with a
taking" Chrome, $500. Address :
II. WELLS, $50 Broadway, n. y,
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Musical Entertainment.

grand Concert of Vocal and instrumental
Music will be given at the church at North Fer
risburgh, Tuesday evening, March Is, under the
direction Of ". ". THOMAS.
Tho six schools in his charge will be represent
cd, and the aid Of prominent musicians from
abroad is expected The exercises will consist of
sacred music gees songs,duetts frios. quartettes,
&c.
Mira. NJ Il. ALLEN, Pianist
Mrs. W. W. THOMAS. 0rganst,
AIni. ainn o. cnnia
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VERGENNEs.-Buttcr marko. about as
last week.
The thaw last week will put an end to
driving on the river.
The Forresters" played at School
House Hall, Monday, Tuesday and Wed
sdav evenings last week, to good
houses
Work on the Cataract House" i,
steadily progressing The skaters are nov
at work on the roof. The view from the
house is one of the finest in the city.
Judging from the piles of brick and
timber at Clapp's manuiactory would seem
to indicate that the Spool Manufacturing
Company soon to be started here, intend
to do "smal business on large scale"
A large number of fish are disposed of
by groccrs, about these times. They are
not Lent but sold.
\ young lady left Nergennes, for parts
unknown, last week, leaving unpaid bills,
at several Of the stores, and her own
grandmother mourner to the tune of $50,
or such a matter.
Inc sunday Scho0l concert at the Con'
gregatonal church, Sunday evening, was
very instructive and interesting affair
and large congregation were present
After the usual recitation, singing &c
(which bespeak great credit on both
teachers and scholars,) remarks appropri
ate to the occasion were made by Hon. J
d, Smith, and Hon. f. L Woodbridge.
Mr.. II. G. johnson the present superin
tendent, then read resolutions Of respect
to the memory of their late superintend
ent Mr. Jacob Smith. which were adopt
ed by the school. after which the exercis
es closed by singing, and remarks by thu
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Aiken. The Sunday
School in numbers and proficiency, ma.
well be said to be in fourshing condi
ton.
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LEWIS A, Y COMSTOCI
: TATE OF VERMONT-District Of

y New Haven, S.
In Probate Court, held at Bristol. in and for
'aid District. on the Sd day of March, A. b.
1913, Horace farr administrators of the estate of
LEVI l.. LTZOTT,
late Of Bristol, in said district, deceased presents
ais administration account for examination and
allowance, and nakes application for a decree Of
distribution and partition of the estate of said
deceased. Whereupon, it is ordered by said court
that said account and said application be referred
70 session thereof 70 be held at the probate Of
fee in ryi Bristol on the eth day Of Aprli, A. b.
lSij Tor nearing and decision thereon; and !,
- itrt"e ordered, that notice hereof be given to
All persons interested, by publication of the same
three ",ehs excessively in the Middlebury Reg
ster, II newspaper published at Middlebury, pre-.
yious to SAID time appointed for hearing that
they may appear at said time and place and show
;ause, If any they may have, why said account
should not be allowed, and such decree made
1l;3w j. ID. SMITH, Judge.
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Efaat Tptirfs


state of vermont-AddIson County, So.
To the Honorable County Court next to be
held at Middebury, within and for the County Of
Addison and State Of Vermont, on tho first Tues
day Of June A. ID. 1878.
Your petitioner, Lewis A. Comstock, Of Loiccs.
ter, in the County Of Addison, aforesaid, respect
fully represents that he is, and has been resi-
dent Of the County Of Addison and State Of Vcr-
mont for more than FIVE years last past, and that
on or about the 22d day Of May, A. b. lsGj, he
was lawfully married to one Isabel II. Rogers,
then a resident Of said Leicester, in the State
aforesaid, at st. Adams, in tho County Of Frank
lin and State of Vermont, by one - - Esq,
Justice Of the Peace within and for said County
Of Franklin,
And that since he was 80 married to the said
Isabel H., he has conducted himself as chaste
md faithful husband to her. the said Isabel H.,
in the strict observance of all tho marriage Gov
enants and obligations on his part, and conducted
himself as such, when on OF about the first day Of
December A. ID. 1869, the said Isabel II. Com
stock wilfully deserted your petitioner, and has
ever since. and for period of more than three
years last past, refused TO return to live with him
And your petitioner further represents that tho
said Isabel ii. Comstock, not regarding and keep
ing her marriage covenant with him, tho said
Lewis A. Comstock, did, on or about the tenth
day Of December, A. D. 1869, and on divers 9th
or days and times between that day and the date
or places in that vicinity, and at Jericho, in tie
state of Vermont, and in that vicinity commit
the crime of adultery with various bad men,
whose names are at the present unknown to your
petitioner.
And your petitioner further represents that he
IS informed and believes that the said Isabel H.
Comstock resides without this State-to wit, ia
the State Of New York. Whereupon, your petit
TONER prays that the bonds Of matrmony between
him, the said Lewis A. Comstock, and her the
aid Isabel II. Comstock, may be dissolved, and
that bill of divorce be granted to him.
Dated at Leicester, in said county of Addison
| on this 3D. day Of March, 1873.
his
LEWIS A. X COMSTOCK.
Attest, j. Q. HAWKINS. mark
STATE OF VERMONT Upon the foregoing
county OF Addison, So. petition being presented
to me, and it appearing that the said Isabel II
Comstock is now without this State it is ordered
| that service of said petition and this order be
| made by publishing said petition and order three
weeks successfully in the Middlebury Register. a
| newspaper printed at Middlebury. in said County
| of Addison the last of which publications shalt
be at least six weeks previous to the session Of the
court, at which said petition is made returnable
| and before the hearing upon the petition, which
| snail be sufficient notice to the said Isabel II .
| jomstock to appear and object to the prayer OF
said petitioner at the time aforesaid and defend
| against said libel.
| Dated at Middlebury, in said County If Addi-
sou, this 9TH day of March, A. D. 1873
| r. WAINWRIGHT, Clerk.
| D. u HAWKINS, Attorney. jl;3w
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RproN. On Sunday, ID init, Rev.
S. W. Bidweli occupied the Methodist
pulpit in the forenoon, preaching with his
Usual freedom and power, giving room
in the afternoon for Rev. Lyman Bragg,
of Georgia, VT, formerly of this place,
and sou to Rev. d. =. Bragg who
preached plain, practical, earnest dis
course from these words Of Rer., 2 I,
" To him that overcometh," taking for a
starting point that mans reason is the
point or quality least injured by mans
fall He showed that the Christian war
fare is the conflict between mans better
judgment, assisted by the spirit of God,
and his evil propensities, while the great
end to be attained is tho measure OF
the stature of the fullness Of Christ"
spoken of by St. Paul in Eph., 4: ID,
closing by exhortng his hearers to ask
and receive the assista ce of the spirit to
subduc the evil and build up the better
qualities of their natures
Our town meeting came and passed of
as usual, with considerable excitement
Some say that II part Of the enthusiasm
was owing to whiskey. The hardest
struggle was on the election of Sd select
man, a choice not being made until the
fourth ballot
On the morning Of the 4th inst. Mr..
z. Bowen, while going to town meeting,
had the good luck to drive his horse and
sleigh over the side Of the bridge across
Dr. Powers mill pond, making general
mix up. The horse was finally cxtricat.
I'd, having suffered no material damage
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OK TO $50 per day Agents wanted, All
so.) classes of working people, Of either sex,
young or old, make more money at work for us in
their spare moments, or all the time, than at any
thing else. Particulars free. Address g. STIN-
son 4 CO. Portland Maine.
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At West Leyant, Me there Is such a
depth of SHOW over portion of the coun-
ty road that tunnel was cut through the
drift, and for two days teams have been
driven under u snow arch about four rods
10 length,
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men are Sbefferson eigbty.seven, Roxa
Capron eigbty.dvc. Ann johnson eighty
three.
COUNTY CoMNI.sioNER.--Cyrus w.
Wicker, Esq. Of Ferrsburgh the present
incumbent. was reelected by au almost
unanimous vote. We have heard of no
scattering votes except two in the town
of Middlcbury The entire vote was
light.
We have been inquired of IL our
Bristol correspondent wrote the ac-
count of the Sunday School Convention
at Lincoln. We would answer that
our regular Lincoln correspondent
wrote the report published. and did L
well, too. Y
SUDDEN DEATH. Mr.. Jonathan
Ferris died suddenly at the residence of
his father in West Ferrisburgh, n few
days since. at the age of SO years. He
was taken with bleeding at the lungs
and was unable TO speak. He died al
most instantly. He had been i'll some
time but was supposed to be recovering
BRIsroL.-The Good Templar Lodge
of this place was visited by some forty
members of Cold Spring Lodge East
Middlebury last Friday evening The
meeting was one of good will. Near
the close, the cornet band of this place
went in and played several pieces very
finely. Their presence and the music
added much to the OCCASIONAL Sab
bath School prayer meeting is to be or
ganized the coming week.
UORwELL.-Mr. w. o. Ray contem-
lblates removing to Poultney. - Miss
Maggie. daughter of Mr. William Rich
mond, died suddenly March lst, aged
Mr.. and Mrs, Richmond having buried
four daughters within few years
Four persons united with the Congre
gational Church on Sunday. March I'd
two by letter and two 10y profession
Many more will unite in due season.
Religious meeting are still well attend
ed and deep conviction of spiritual
truth pervades the community.
HoRTIcULTURAI MEETING. There will
be meeting of Horticulturists at Shell.
burn on Friday next, March l4th at 10
O'Clock II. IN. There will be an exhibi.
ton of fruit, and u discussion of the mer-
its OF different varieties, to the interest Of
which all fruit growers are invited and
requested to contribute. An effort will
We hope, be made, to hunt up the remains
Of the Champlain Horticultural Society,
and investigate the interest in sustaining
the organization, and whether the public
really desire to sustain it in such liber-
al spirit as will make the Society useful.
We hope all fruit growers will contribute
by their presence and such specimens Of
fruit as they may have, to the complete
uess OF the exhibition and to the value of
the discussions
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTER.
SKETCH OF MINISTER BARTHoLDY. THE SUCCESSOR
OF THE MARQUIS DE NoAlILEs.

SKETCH OF MINISTER BARTHoLDY. THE SUCCESSOR
OF THE MARQUIS DE NoAlILES
Jean Francois Charles BarthOldy, recently
appointed Minister at Washington by President Mac
Mahon in place of the Marquis dc Noales, Is the son OF
an Asatan lew He is a native OF HageDau IN Alsace,
and j. about 45 In his fifteenth year he went to Pars,
where he was pupil at tho st. Barbe College and al
teryard studied law AZ University of France He
was about to he graduated Bachelor OF Laws when the
revolution OF lsiS broke out and he ardenty supported
the Republican cause. He was Vce-Presdent 0i the
Anne. Mario Club Socialist organization, and during
the June riots in lSiS fought desperately on the
barrieades Being taken prisoner he escaped summary
execution only by @ ruse, saying that Monseigneur
dAee the Archbishop of Paris, had sent him to nurse
the wounded Nevertheless lie was indicted for hlgh
treason and in consequence transported to Lambessa
in Africa where he remained for three years. In ls5
few DAYS after the coup p"deidt OF December he was
released by order Of Louis Napoleon al the request o
his aged father NJ Barholdy at once became an ardent
Bonapartst md was employed first In the Ministry or
Justice as interpreter and afterward In the Department.
of Foreign Affairs as translator. In 1853, he was a
apnonted Second Secretary OF Legation at Berlin, and
after benp there about two years. he went az special
DIPLOMATIC agent to Turin and next to Vienna where ne
remained until 1854. ,, ,.h n onooo,
mission TO Marshal Bazane, ~ Mexico. uon "hicn ne
returned in iss7 since that time NJ. Barthody has been
First SECRETARY of the French Legation III st Peters
burg and AS such transacted nearly an inc unporuI1
bnsuess az the Embassy. The new Mulster IN cohsu-
cred one Of the most astue diplomats oil France ana at
St. PetersUurg WAS intimate terms WIN the Gar