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Farm for Sale.

The farm known IA the old "Joseph Learn ed
place occupied for the last six years by the late
Hiram Spatlord. containing two hundred aud TWEEN
t. aces, is now for sale.
Said farm Is south cast Of Johnson village and Is
pns OF the most pleasant Locations in town. One
hundre large shade trees line the road on either
side. Running Water to the buildings. Geod Apple
Orchard. Sugar Orchard of 27j Trees and good
Sugar House. Nearly 100 young Naples. 50
acres Wood and Timber on tho place. Out Build
ings convenient and in good repair. Coed tie
given. Terms $1,000. For further particul airs on
quirc of Alncy Stone, Westlord, Vt, or ON the
premises OF G. =. STAFFORD
Johnson Vt. Oct. G, 1879. 4sm3
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"A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.-The .Science o
~ Lie or Self-Preseryation,' a Medical Trsatios
on on the Cause and euro of Exhausted Vitality.
Tnn.miature Decline In man, Nervous and Physical
debility, Hypochondria, Impotescy, Spermntsr.
rhoea or Seminal ieeknoss, and all other diseases
arising from the errors cfyouth or the indccretons
or eNeessQs oflnaturerycars. Thisis indeed n book
i ipf every man. Thousands have been taught BY
t ihis work and true way to health and happinsss.
u The cheapest and best medical work ever pub.
lshed. ana the Only this class of ills worth
ieading. lg1th edition, revised, much enlarged.
Illustrated bound in beautiful French cloth. Price
only u, sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of
price Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTI.
Dr.. W. II. PARKER, Assistant Physician n
The Author may be consultedon the above asweli
as all diseases requiring skill and experiences. 20
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Many thanks for past fayors and confirm
ance Of the same Is respectfully solicited.
Hyde Park, Oct eth, 1879. csoi
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Prsp.etls for is74-SsrentA Year.
The Aldine,

A. ilMaifEitz Ma.fAiF Iauraai tNitsrraF l4u-iffed
faaf "a H1zfsansff Psrtezidzf - fAf HaF.d.
a RfyFesssfssirt 80 CAEnFiss =
4mfrla1a Taste.
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GEo. =. Rowan & 90.

conduct an Agency for the reception of advertise.
mchts lur American NENsPArLIS-the most com
etc establishment VI the kind in the world Six
thousand NEWSPAPERS are ktp regularly on 0le
open To Inspection by customer No reading room.
however complete. receives uBC-twCutitth Of this
number, EVERY ADVERTISEMENT il taken al th,.
nome price OF the paper without a.y additional
charge or commission so that an advertiser la dtl
ing with the Agency, IL saved trouble and cares.
pohdehee making one contract inst, nd Of ozen
u hundaed or II thousand. \ BOOK uf oigbt prucs
comtai hlhg sts OF best papers largest cInculatous
religious papers agricultural papers elass pnprIs
pohtcal papers: daily papers, country pnpcrs,
magazines ana all publications. with s,me iufnr,n
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application Persons at n distance wishing To- mail f.
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State or Territory Of the United States or l,N
portion OF the Dominion of Canada, NAV send n
concise statement Of what they want Together
WITH u copy of the ADVERTISEMENT they desire IN
serted and Will receive information nv Ieturn Inntl
winch viii enable them 10 decide whether 10 in
crease, reduce or ioregO the order. For such mfr
nation there Is no charge whatever. Publishers
NOT only send their files free butpay Mcssrs. q 20.
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wv 10 NEED DO WITHOUT A HOME OF
w THEIR OWN
Small Farm of 81 acres with Ia dwelling there.
on 2oNM conycnintly divided With rooms, sit atcd
IN ll!dc fark about mi rs from II. depot 81
milcs from good school house two miles from a
saw mill , l-2 miles FROM store may now be pur-
chased and possession given the fret day Of next
month by applying To tho Office VI the LANuILLE
NEWsDEALtR, at u fair Price and aymcnts easy to
wit, Slon down and the balance IN annual paw
ments of $50 each with the interest. Additions
may DO made to tho abcyo quantity Of land II de.
sirod. Hyde Park, Dot. II, 1873. 4sn
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Eliza FellorcS' Estate.

State of Vermont, Lamoile District, IS. In
Probate Court, held ut johnson IN said Dist
on the 9d day of Nov, A. d. 1878.
r. /. Parker Administrator of the estate of
Elza Follows, late Of Wolcott, in said district do
ceased presents his administration account for u
animal on and allowance, and makes application
ior adecroe OF distribution ana partition Of the es
tate Of said deceased ' %
Whereupon, i is ordered by said Court that said
account and said application he referred to n ses-
SION OF snd Court TO be held at the Probate Office In
SUD johnson on the 2Ist day of November A. d.
100, i9r nearing and dee sion; And it is further
ordered, that notice hereof lie given to ali persnns
Interested, ny the publication Of the same three
weeks successfully in the Lamoile Newsdealer, a
newspaper pu5lishedat Hyde Park, previous To
said time appointed for h ,aripp that th.v 80 "
appear at said time and place, and show cause, If
any ,hey may nave, why said account should moi
DC allowed, ana such decree made.
OF Attest, IS. PIKE, Register
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TERMS.

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For 80 CENTS EXTRA, IN, chromoe ,riR b, ,.n,.
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the publishers direct, tr handed TO the local
canraSer, withon responsibility 10 The publish ere. or
cept In cases where the certificate l. given bearing
fdciimHs signature of JAMES SUTTON 4 Co.
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nation by applvng to
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION.!

For information concerning several valuable
Farmsf for sale in Hyde Park, Msrristown, Ed en-
and vicinity, apply to or address,
Il. B.SAWYER.
IIVdn p,
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List Of Gifts,

:" "Oi' i p5 pW : o.: Coupons, (Tenths,) SIS.
r.. ELEVEN TICKETS FOR $500 w.
.n TiloS. M. RMLETTE
T rp,'o library Kentucky, Louisville, Ky or
THOS. Ii. HAYS & CO.,
o'"i so9 broadway, NY.
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Millinery.

bog leave to inform the Ladies' Of HYDE Park
and vicinity, that have Just returned from mar
ket and am receiving all the
NEW STYLES IN FALKLAND WINTER
MILLINERY GOODS,
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70 which their attention is invited.
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BEAUTIFUL FALL AND WT.NTEB
OFFERI.VGS.

D. A. GILBERT.
Mcrrisville, Sept. Q, 1879.
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A reliable man to represent the Equitable
Life Assurance Society Of the U. s., for the
Nc'th Eastern portion OF Vermont Address.
". ii. g WlIlTCOMB, Manager,
Burlington, Vt.
81 fcw reliable sen wanted as agents Address
v HIS. W1lTCoMB, Burlington, W.
General Agent,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-06-11
GMOLANDER's
VT. CENTRAL RAILROAD LINE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

Leave Montpelier at g 50 a. m. 2 p D. m. asOp. ns
Ma ~ ffs az Osnens,1nts ~ sso y ~, 81 Al
ton and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston Worces-
ter, &C., at White River Junction with trains the
Passumpaic Railroad Mt South Vernon for Springfield,
and New. York at New London with steamers Tor
Day Express leaves Montreal at asa. NJ. st. John.
At 100 NJ, OgdenshurE at 6 oOa INST. Alhans at
1910 M arriving in Boston via Lowell At 10 On ,. m.
Night Express leaves Ozdensburg at l235 p. m,
Montreal at 3.i5 p. m, st. Johns at 100 p M, ST.
Junction and Bellows Falls with trains Tor Boston
and Worcester Sc, arriving a Boston ct $50 q. m,
At South Vernon with trains for Springfield and New
York, arriving In New York at 1870 ,. m, New
London At ii.0ia. IN.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND VEST.
Leave Montpelier at $50 a. m, 500 D. m, $50 and
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 90 =. m.
for harrington, St Aihans nonirea &c, arriving in
Montreal at 9.fi D. m, and Ogdenshurg At las a. IN
making connections for the West.
Mail Train for Burlington aud s. Alhans leave.
Boston via Lowell at J o. a. m, via lawrence and
Ftchhurg At % a. m, Springfield a, sO m. New
London At 800 n m, south Nernon At TO- % ~ M, Bel
lows Falls 20 p NJ White River Junction 20 p. NJ,
arriving In 81. Adams at 8. IS p. m.
Trains leaving Boston via fiichburgh At Z. 30 A. m,
and Springfield OF 800 a. connect at White River
Junction with Day Express train.
Accommodation Train leaves Northdold att ij a.
Rat and At ~ m. Burlington ~ SD M. st. AZ
bans at 1900 M arriving In Ogienshurg at s50p. M,
Night Express leaves New London at $50 p. n +,
South Vernon at s5s p. m receiving passengers from
Connecticut River Railroad, leaving New York at
800 p. m, Springfield 10 nj Bellows Falls u ~
p. m connecting with train Cheshire Railroad,
leaving Boston At J.3o y. m, connecting at White
River Junction with train leaving Boston at G.t0p
for burlington. ST. Aihans Montreal, &C. arriyinein
Montreal at i a. ~, ana In Ogdenshurgb at 70 80
p m, connecting with Grand Trunk Railway for the
West.
sleeping cars are attached to night EXPIRES. Train,
running between Montreal and Boston, and Montreal
and Springfield, and 81. Adams and Troy.
Drawing Room Cars on day Express Trains te-
tween Montreal and Boston.
Through tickets Tor Chicago aud the West for sale
at the principal stations.
O. MERRILL, Goera' suferbt hdeni
81. Alhans, May 81, 1873.
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tllarlets.
Boston Cattle Market.
At Cambridge and Brighton, for the week ending
Tuesday, June 10, 1873.

At Cambridge and Brighton, for the week ending
Tuesday June TO- 1873.
AMOUNT or STOCK At MARKET
cattle. shesp Shofss Hogs. caires
I Esii weed week. 5 5o5 Isl 500 800 s 1850 u.s. as
One year ago ssis 5,2is 40 1913 SO
PRicrs.-Besf Cattle Extra fat and heavy premium
oxen, Se9oag.5o first quality, sSooa5 5li second
quality, s6.01ml.60 third quality, Sj,DpHj.50 per
U1 lbs. total weight Of hide, talow and dressed
beef few choice single pairs sl0te@1l.j1. Bulls
Horsing orsH.-slOo32-5 per pair or according to
their value as beef. Handy Steers s7fai0,
much cOrs. si0d75 extra good, S3lai0t with or
without calves, as may be agreed hrrow ami ordin-
jfegs.-Yearrnrs. soDy, two-years old sOOaOo
as0.01, Live weight. siGosic per 10. Store cattle
Texan 29je Per ID; Good s7.5oSsoo. Fair. s'ooa
Shesp.-s9ds; sheared sheep Co.
lsgiiHg isaDils.-9dloic.
Sheep and Lamb,.-s i0la95oi In lots, s9.5O95.5o,
Shois,.|whoi,ssie. eiaOc retale sDoc per Ii. Fat
liogs 5laoli per ID. Spring Pigs lralbc ptrlb.
Tfai taiu.s.-i6.O SiOO1 per head.
Hidls.-Brghton, g! 40 cts. country lots, 50jie.
falow, CQD6tc, country lots 5Hjcts. per ID. Pelts
with wool on, s9.01H22j each, country lots, dry
81 .00d s3.m. Calkkius, li0l0c.
RrMARKs THE improved condition Of the market
for cattle last wsek, and the lighter supply, 10y Eve
hundred held with continued cold weather has caus-
cd advance IN prices OF strong TO on live weight
Western cattle arc the principal kind Of cattle to
deal with There Is quite sprinkling Of Cherukees
THIS week. Hathaway anu ownt SOFA hr iOlloWR
Two loads Of thirtyone head 10 IS Lcarnard, at 7ie
live weight; thirty-two head 10 Q. Leavtt, at &c 8
thlrty-seyen to Mr.. Cogphill, at e twenty eight,
steers at 7c two at 7ic aud thirtywo at 7c per H.
New mileh COWS in fair demand. U. l.. Taylor
sold o. ght COWS aud calves at 10 head j. Young
sold Que at $50. But Tito call for working oxen, a.
only few pairs needed.
Sheep-A large portion Of the sheep In market are
westerni ~! head were handled by Brighton butch
ers. Several hundred Of northern we're consigned 10
city butchers Prices remain essentially the same
last week sheared sheep 5iGdlc, sheared year
lings. Ease. After veals are done arriving, an i'm
proyement may he expected o. Il. Taylor sold
seventy Ave sheep at at 5ic, averaging 70 lbs s.
Sayton sold ninety our shea ed, averaging % lbs
At q perlb. NJ T, shnckett sold one hundred and
thirteen sheared yealngs at GO, ana liOat 6lc per
N. nXern ding @ lbs.
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Shnt up Your Cattle.

There are, We are glad to say, but few
cattle allowed to roam in our streets at
present, but for the benefit Of the few
owners Of such, we reprint the following
law passed at the last session Of the Legis-
lature. 1t may have tendency to de-
crease this nuisance in some towns which
now suffer from it
" Any person who shall suffer any cattle,
horses. sheep, or swine, to run at large in the
public highway. or yard belonging to any pub
lie building except on his own premises, shall
for every offence wilfnlly or knowingly com
mitted, forfeit and pay fine Of not less than
three dollars nor more than ten dollars for
each and every ofense so committed, with full
cost Of prosecution, TO be recovered before any
Justice of the peace of the county, whether
residing in said town or not, where such offence
is committed, on complaint Of any grand juror
Of the town in which such oflense is commit
ted. or the states attorney Of the county and
it shall be the duty Of town grand jurors and
states attorneys to prosecute violations OF this
act.
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Masonic.


The annual meetings Of the various Masonic
bodies in the State take place in Burlington
this week The Grand Commandery Of knights
remplar was bold yesterday, and the following
GRIND Officers were elected Tor the ensuing
year
r. y. Sir Joseph H. Perkins st. Johnsbury, Grand
Commander.
Y. 4 Sir L. L. Pearson, Rutland. Deputy Grand
Il sra. Il. Jevett. swanton, Grand Gencralissimo.
u sir John Bacon, % 81. Johnshury, Grand Cap
r. Sir Rev. T. ?. Stuart, South Burlington, Grand
u Sir ormona Cole, wlnoosd Grand Senior War
3. Sir James s. Farnsworth, Windsor Grand Junior
u Sir samuel s. Brown, Burlington, Grand Trcas-
=. sir w. II. $. whltcomb, Burlington, Grand Re-
=. Sir +. c. uoughton, North Bennington, Grand
+. Sir n d. Marvin, swanton, Grand Sword
=. sr Thaddeus NJ chapman, Mlddlcbu-y, Grand
Warder
=. So jonathan L. Mack, Nor,hacld, Grand Cap
+. Sir samuel Brooks, Mlddlchury, Grand Ice.
Y. So Jonathan L. Mack, Nor,haeld, Asslstsu,
y Sir John v Copeland, Miidlotury, Grand Sen.
tine
E. Sir Henry D. Bean. Noruaald, Grand Commits
sary.
A charter was granted IN Mount Zion Com
mandcry No. O., Of Mortified.
The other bodies hold their annual meetings
as follows Grand Lodge Of Vermont, We'd
nesday, June II and Thursday, June i2, at
Good remplars and Grand Army Hall.
Grand Council Of Royal and Select Masters,
Thursday june ~, vt Pr. NJ, in Masonic Hall.
Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons, Fri
day, June 10, at 10 a. NJ, in Good Tcmpars
and Grand Army Hall.
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II s. BEST.
Mas. l.. G. ?. BEST

The range Of disorders which yield to the influence
Of this medicine aud the number Of defined diseases
which fails 10 cure. greater than any 9TH
er II q medicine has hitherto been recommend.
Cd for, by any other than the proprietors Of some
quack nostrum. These diseases are Scrofula aud all
eruptive diseases and Tumors. Rheumatism, Gout,
Neuralgia, and Spinal complaints and all lnnamma
tory symptoms, Ulcers, all syphllite diseases Kidney
and Bladder diseases, Dropsy, the whole train OF
painful disorders which generally aiiict American
women and which carry annually Thousands OF them
to premntu graves Dyspepsia, that universal curse
Of American manhood, Heartburn, Piles, Constlpa
ton, Nervousness, inability to sleep, and impure
blood.
This Is formidable list Of human ailments for any
single medicine 10 successfully attack and IL is not
probable that any one article before the public has
the power to the quarter Of them excepting the
VEGETlNE. II laws the axe at the root Of every
tree Of disease by first eliminating every lmpurity
nom the blood promoting the sccretons opening the
pores-the great escape valves Of the system-lnvig
Grating the liver t. It's full and natural action cleans
ing the stomach and strengthening digestion. This
much accomplished, the speedy and permanent cure
Of not only the diseases we have enumerated, hut
likewise the whole train Of chronic and constitution
al disorders IL certain to follow This Is precisely
what VEGErSE does, and it does II quickly aud
easily, that II Is accomplished fact almost before
the patient is aware Of II himself 1878
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NEW ENGLAND CHI EMIoAL
FIRE ENGINE!
A COMMON-SENSE MACHINE !
We clam That name for The foioriqg reasons.

We clam that name for the .folloring reasons
l. I, can he supplied with water from wells or els
terms from which source large and powerful engines
could not be, and therefore would OMEN be useless
when the little engine would be at work.
2 Being small, 1t be started much quicker than
any large engine. and small stream applied In the
early stage Of FIRE is Of more practical value than a
iEgs after the fire has gained considerable head
way.
g. Half doEer Of these engines, easily moved,
worked and managed, being distributed in different
parts Of a small village, Of them would he very
near any fire that might occur, and the nelghhors
could at once make good use Of II, with or without
chemicals and nip the fire " In the bud or II could
be rot on the ground ready for nremen to take In
charge. In a short time the whole number would DO
working, and their combined Efforts would stop a
large Gre.
Under the present system large engines used T.
nut out sin All frfs which Is cummon-sense hut
plains In part the not very ereditahle fact that
onty-Rve per cent Of the fire losses" called,
caused by water alone.
One Of these engines making Of chfBiicns, has
power capable of extinguishing, In f,te minutes,
hre Of nfty tar barrels thoroughly lgnited, which
clearly Indicates how far It would be likely to be Of
ectivo In the early stages OF IRE, IL Is an evident
fact that large fires might be prevented by putting
out the small ones and TO accomplish that result with
almsst absolute certainty except In the ease Of
usually c0mbustible bulldingS all that would he
quirtd would he 10 have n sufficient number OF these
engines distributed in q village or town.
PRicE Complete with lfty feet of Rubber Hose,
four puckcts aud one hundred pounds Of Chemicals
delivered In BOSTON,, $3.50.
sTILLMAN CHASE, Montpelier
General Agent for Vermont and New Hampshire.
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Boston Produce Market.

MONDAY, June 9.
The following are the prices obtained In this mar
ket by commission houses for produce In good cOnd
ton, subject " u c0Dmisson for selling
BUTTER Receipts cos packages and q boxes
The ruling price for dne Vermont butter 30 and
as the train from tho North was late trade some
what interrupted Western butter Is selling to-day
at 26c for fair, and 2i6plio for good, common and
fair Western sells at l9d93c and common and fair
Vermont at z3ab2ic per pound.
CHEESE-Recepts 3H boxes and casks. The
market Is quiet and the demand only moderate at
l39lic for ohio New York ant Vermont factory /,
2dl3c for medium factory, and 5dlle per pound Tor
SIX IN aud partly skim cheese.
BEANs-The receipts have boon 80 bbls. There Is
no life in tho market and the sales are In small par
cells at s2.fnp!71 per bushel Tor prue mediums
Eastern pea heans, prime Western and Northern
prime yellow eyes soil at $3.50 per bushei.
DRIED APPLES-Market dull and prices nominal.
We quote Eastern iced at 7iSlei quarters o. AIDE
New York sliced, 7aslci quarters, tn7c per pound
ket remains Lfm AZ 2Dc Tor Eastern aud the test
marks OF Northern, aud the demand Is increasing
while receipts are diminishing Western rs 10
light receip pit, but prices take wide range
POFArUES-A good deal OF stock l. of poor quality,
and will not sell above G1o per hush and the best
Jackson Whites sell at 65G1Oe Tor Northern and
Eastern.
HAY-There has been hut n limited demand for
poor hay aud the stocks here are aecumalating.
Prime hay Is scarce and wanted at full prices. We
quite prime lots OF hay at S27m2e per ton poor and
common hay at i5G2. Straw, sSGs pcr ton.
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ClATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
n Probate Court hold at Montpelier within and for
said District on the 2lst dag o. May, A. ID. 1873.
An Instrument purp0rting TO he the last Viii and
Testament OF Francis Graves, late Of Duxhury, In
said district, deceasedl being presented 10 the Court
for Probatet II Is ordered by said Court, that all
persons concerned therein DO notified 70 appear az
session OF said Court TO be held at the PROBATE Once
In Montpelier on the 18Th day OF June A. ID. 1873,
aud show cause, II any they may have, against the
Probate Of said Will for which purpose II Is further
ordered that copy OF tbs record Of this order be
puplished three weeks successisely In the Vermont
Waterman aud state Journal, printed Al montpelier
by the Court. Attest.
1918 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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Deaths.


In Berlin, June 7, Of consumption, Mr.. WmLtAH
BLAIR, aged about y years.
In vcrshire, June ,, Mr.. GEoRog W. JonSsoS, aged
GO years.
In Vershire, June G, Mr.. WILLIAM BoARpaAr. aged
- years. He had been a resident Of Vershiro Tor
hity.iour years lie for ye.rs officer In town,
and was often chosen a. an adviser and counselor
In uydepark. May % ApgLtSg D.. wife Of Samuel
Scrrncr and daughter Of Miles and Mahala Temple
ton, u Eat Montpelier. aged 50 years.
In Fletcher May Is, Mr.. AVN KiSsLsY, aged "a
years.
In Cambridge. May 16, NIrs. SUSAN n CLARE, aged
81 years.
In Stowe, May o. Cuars SYLVESTER PsAtr, aged
p years ard II months
In Genoe niuh, Iowa May q, OF typhoid pncu.
monla. Rev IoLLts s. CLARK. son of the late Elijah
). CLARK. late u 0roton, and Mrs. Hudah Burnham.
now Of West Cerinth, VI. aged IS years.
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Hlarriaqes.


In Montpelier, June g. by Roy. J. Edward Wright
MI. CHAhLes 2. STEVENS OF East Montpelier and
Miss sARaH r. bLANcHAnb, Of Barre.
In Woodbury., May o. by Rev. Jerome H. Bailey
Nj. ORLANDO litArH, Of Cabot, and Miss CoRA buaN
NAN, Of Woodbury..
In Northdeld, June g, by Rev John Gregory. Mr.
GEORGE W. ftLcu Of Waterford, and Miss LsviSA q
FULLER, Of Roxbury.
In West Randolph, June 8, by Rev. s. W. Dixie Mr.
GEORGE r. BuRsAr, Or ftchhurg, Mas, and Mis-
liARRiEr -. Howard, Of West Randolph.
In Hydepark. by Rev. V. N. Hardy, Mr. ANbRgw
?. CLgAvgLAND and Miss CYSrHiA r. sHERwtv, both
Of liydepark.
In Iiydopnrk, June 2, BY Rey. q. wedgeworth. MIR
Of liyiepark.
In Moretown June !, At the residence Of the brido
fathor, by Rev. II. q. Day, Mr.. lIEsRY A. SLAYtOS
q Morristown, and Miss EDSA n. HArHAwAr, o.
hofot0wn.
In Rutland, June D. At the Congregational church
BY Rev. Gibson johnson, assisted by Rev. Johf
Newman d. D., Mr. FRrD. A. FisLp, and LtLLiE
daughter of Henry Clark.