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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15

-IHe QuONt0ns based cotton store, running
quality not more than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
CorFErThe market for Rio has active to-day and
continued very strong. We heard sales OF 05 bags,
ex j. L. Pendigast 2l2 bags wavelet; 003 bags
Merrimac 74O bags, Ontario, and 500 bags South
America oil on private terms We quote :-Rioordlnary
cargoes. Ike 7s4c: fair cargoes. lsiac lSsc good
cargoes,lsc l9c prime cargoes l9Ac iglsc
range Tor lots i11sc lsac gold per ID 60 90 DAYS
mats 2oc axe Singapore grass mats i6isc. i7sc
Ceylon lSc. Ice Maracai, lSc. l9c. Laguayra
1SHc l9zc. Jamaica, l7c lsc St Domingo, 1ts,c
Ice Porto Rico sc l9c Costa Rica, lsc l9c Mexi
l71sc. lShc; Manila tic. lsc. Angostura IKE
als1ac sayanilla l7s4c lss4c. Curacao l71sc sac
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Recepts-Fl S,067 bbls. wheat
6il73 bushels corn g SOB DO corn meal 200 bbs and
firm under good demand in part for local wants and
export The sales since last foot fully ~ 800 bbs
at prices within the range Of the appended quotations
Corn meal continued quiet but firm We heard OF sale
$50 bbl of Western white at 81 Is the dock. Feed
continued drll and slightly easier We note sales Of
follows loo lbs. sharps $26; 100 lbs or No. mid
dlings $25 500 g lbs or No. mddlings $50 S2f 60
lbs No. feed S22 so lbs medium iced so; 40 lbs.
or No feed, 500 rye feed $22 per Our -four quota
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, May IL, 1873
Exchange excited; the United States 60 DAYS sight
IN currency u ~ per cent premium; short sight q
2a per cent premium 90 days gold 81 3S
mum short sight, 40 Al per cent premium London,
81 So per cent premium; on Paris 32a 50 per pre-
MUM, -
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been sold to fair extent at full prices the market ru
ing generally steady at the following quotations
State, pals and tubs good fine, Soc Sc do Welsh
zoe. sc State tubs, shipping selections, SIC. Sc.
Western dairy packed, 26c 2Sc. do store packed 2oc
2oc Orange county pals Soc Sc, the latter price
for retail lots.
CHEEsr-wihout special activity in either old or new
there has been fair trade generally at full prices the
closing quotations being foows;-old State factory
fine jobbng 5c l61sc do. do, fine shipping l6c. 6c
do. do, common TO good, &C. lsc Western factory fine
jobbng, 31sc. lHsc.: do, fine shipping, l2c lSc
farms DC. llc. SKINS &C. l0c.; State factory.
fun cream, i5c a. l6c do do, SKINNED &C. l3c. 90.
dairy &c. a BE-; Western actory, Sc. q lac.
CoTToS.1he market for cotton on the spot was dull
and dropping the revised quotation appended showing
decline OF 5sc. per ID ordinary and nc. H.
good ordinary and strictly good ordinary The better
QUANTITIES were nominay unchanged Future deliveries
were moderately active, at advance OF about per
Id. We sum M lhus:- n - -
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For mtnre delivery Oasis low middlinQ) the sales have
June s0s soa At sEs; july 100 At isAc 800 AZ Is glsc
y 9ec 100 at Eysc October 100 at IKE Total 200
bales sales to-day up to three MJune, Loo at
e 2, y sidc july 100 at = iilSc 100 at isc
is%c LOO at Is li6c. 100 al IS ass2c August 800 at
Is 9i6c go at isSe LOCO at Is 9.i6c, Total, $500
ports sum na W Moh thus ,717slyeson bales New Or
Wilmington g; Norfolk, LOSE New York, 20o; Boston
lW, Total, a462 This cay last week, $3.50 This day
lowing hgures-To Havre, by steam ic SAIL c. com:
men, by steam, lc to Liverpool by steam ,Sd. lid.
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DEL Lack West ID m. SIX Tol, p a ". D.. g
Del Lack w i,s con. IQl Tol, PEG I'd m..... 721
Tol A Wab list M ex... So Toll r w con Ts...... h1
Tol WaD LIST, ST DIV. glh Bost, Erie lstm rs 80
Tol Wab "a M. 49,. BOZ Bosf II Erie gd 20
To w ah con conv shZ pur II Ts st. SSZ
THE CITY BANK STOCKS

THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
me following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York, 1856; Manhattan. l5i; Mer-
chants, ICY; Mechanics, 1888; Union, l3l (;
America, las; City, 255; Phenix, 1909; Trades
mems l54; Gallatin National, 100; Merchants Ex-
change, 90: Leather Manufacturers, 49, Ameri-
can Exchange, 1o7K; Bank OF the Republic, 100;
Bank OF North America, 102; Hanover, 107h;
Irving, l22; Metropolitan, 1854; Nassau, I03x;
Continental so; st. Nicholas 1907 Commonwealth,
81 Importers and Traders, 1856; Park las; Central
National 95; First National, go; Fourth National,
hoy; Ninth National, l04h; Oriental, l65; German
American, 9es4.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
The Southern State bonds were almost neglected,
business being confined TO few small lots OF South
Carohnas, Tennessees and Missouris. The market
was steady, except for the Tcnnessees, which we're
heavy and a fraction lower. The following are the
closing prices Tennessee, ex coupon, 81 . sly;
do, new, SIX SLY; Virginia, ex coupon, 43 4s;
do, registered stock, DID, SO 40; do skies, con-
solidated bonds, 52 SO; do. skies, deferred scrip
l24 a13; Georgia skies, so So; do. sevens 81 49,
North Carolina, ex coupon, ~ 90; do. to North
Carolina Railroad, SO 60; do. funded, 1885, IL 20
do. do, 1868, II 10; do. new, l6 II; do. special
tax, 1868, IA a IS; Missouri skies. 93zs a s44 !;
do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, 81 a 90; Louisiana
skies, 40 a 40: South Carolina skies, rs Sc; do.
new January and July, l6k a IT; do. new April
and October, ~ a IS; Arkansas skies, funded, 80
a 40.
GOVERNMENT BONDS STEADY.
The government bond market was about steady.
although at the last call o small sale was made Of
skies OF 1881 at 1909, but 121 was aiterward bid
strongly. The '67's were quiet, and the new nves
a shade frmer The following the closing
prices :-UnIted States currency skies, 1854 a
ll6; do. skies, 1881, registered, 1851 1885, !;
do. do coupon, 121 a l2lh; do. fve-twenties,
registered, May and November, 1l51s 1l6; do. do,
1862, coupon, do 1862 1l6; do. do, 1854, do. do,
11524 49, do do, 1865, do. do, l17a I171a; do.
do, 1867, registered January and July, lis llsa ;
do. do, 1865, coupon, do us l1sk; do do, 1867,
do. do, 1905 120A do do. 1868, do. do, 1881
llS3s; do tenf0rties, registered, 111A 1924; do
do, coupon, 1881 114s; do. ives OF 1881, regis
tered 1145s us; do do. do, coupon, Has lis.
ERIE RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The latest weekly report OF the earnings of the
Erie Railway from November 1,1s72 is returned as
fOllows:-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15
Boston Produce Market.

'
HlflER-Ihere continued 10 Pc a good demand
Tor butter until saturday ihsti "hen myers htchm'
Indifferent ani since tl'n ING mdrhet mas neeh Htnri
quiet Win weaker tome we oinhoi say tli price
hANr hcluh3 httllfn 'utl De- hel 20 easy 70 set th
eN route hsur 20 hst Wru+ anu NO hers cuuid NO
infcc stlcs oAnth nc CONCESSIONS ms react on l.
u0ulr. mors tina might ne rNp'eiei after thr rap
advances 10 thN past TWO Wnthstahl WIN inc IhoulA
ln -ettin- currency 90 mahr rrhltttnle7- Up ulous
arc divided iu re-tni 10 ihf lhtur. y me thinN ina
Prices have hccn iur',l hp 90 hltn uia lh4t theN
must hu luwer before trade VII revive uiha's he-
licre mat this y my tsmpp hIy uipf s-lnh' 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

Az ERRONEOUS lDEA.--S1me sharp rumsel.
lers are running floating bar room up and
down the shores Of Lake Champaign. They
hid defiance to the powers that he on land,
saying that being all mt they are not selling IT,
quor in either the State Of New York or Yer
mont Skirting the shores of the lake are
large numbers Of ahorcrs employed in the
building of the New York and Canada rail.
road, and 70 these men they sell large quanti-
ties of liquor. On recent sunday, asa party
of them were returning from the h1at, fight
ensued, and one OF them fell oyerhoardand was
drowned - Efehdnge
The sharpers here mentioned are evidently
not posted The divisional liue between Yer
mont and New York, 50 far as Lake Champlain
il concerned, il, on tho record, defined B. be
4" the middle Of the deepest channel" There
is no question about Jurisdiction near shore,
on either side, just before the battle of platts-
burgh, CIV Martin Chttenden could find no
authority for ordering Vermont troops across
the lake, because the west shore was outside OF
his jurisdiction. In that case, however, not q
lew Green Mountain Boys went over without
waiting for red tape, and had a hand in the
historic Sunday morning fight, in which the
enemy were whipped, - LoioN ChissH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15


Tho following petition was in circulation
here yesterday. II will, however, probably be
withheld, as IL is reported that DR.. French il
in New York preparing another appendix
To tie honorable Board Of Education
We respectfully call your attention to tie
two late editions Of French's Common School
Arithmetic, and ask that you will take such
measures az will prevent either edition from
being sold under your sanction, as m author.
ICED text. book for Vermont schools.
The earlier edition THAT introduced into the
schools Of Montpelier this ial) is without the
article Of which you speak in your last report
to tho Legislature. In thnt report you shy
" In order more fully to meet the wants Of the
schools Of this State, an article on the subject
Of annual interest is to be inserted in the Com
mon School Arithmetic Of this series the pres
ent year"
The last edition Chat now on sale in this
village side by side with other book, On the au-
thorizcd list,) contains an appendix which is
an evident attempt, and m evident failure, to
comply with the condition above referred to,
that can article on the subject Of annual in.
tercst is 10 be inserted etc
This appendix Is 50 radically wrong in It's
treatment Of the subject. that We ask.you to
prevent the imposition Of the false matter
therein contained upon the people Of the State
under even your implied sanction.
This appendix is wrong in its definition Of
annual interest in it, rule for the case Of par
tinl payments in it. statement as 10 the ille-
gality Of certain rates Of interest, and in the
answers to some Of the problems
Should there be any doubt in the mind Of
any member OF your honorable board as to the
truth Of the above statements relative to the
grave errors in DR.. French's appendix, We re-
specially ask a hearing thereon Mt your next
annual meeting
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15
Dog River Valley Fain

We hear of wonderful things at the Dog
River Valley Fair, held at Mortified, ON the
LIST and "a days Of October. The Fair was u
grand success, outriynlling in many particulars
our State Fair. It's president, John Gregory
having had twenty,three years experience as u
director in the Vermont State Agricultural
Society, knew how to make IL attractive. OGe
hundred and ten yoke of oxen from the towns
of Mortified, Willamstown and Brookfed,
we're driven around the track. Thirteen babies
we're exhibited for premiums. a god trpt
came of each day, without the Aid of horse
Jockeys or pool selling, or dance houses, or
pouring brandy down the uecks of ftigued
racers-the finest floral hall according To the
dimensions ever seen in the State, and the finest
display Of fruits, especially Of apples and
vegetables, including mammoth pumpkins and
squashes, beets, turnips, potatoes, butter and
cheese, witnessed this fall. We will give par.
ticulars hereafter.
The old State and county societies have got
something 10 do another year, or Dog River
Valley will excel them all Rutland GiOJe.
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rrArE OF VERMONT.

WASHINGTON Dl0IliAI, -.
In Probate Court held nj Montp Tier, within ami
for said District, on the oh day OF October, A. d.
le1if
Chtrles T. Perrin aud sylganus T. Nye, executors
OF the last VIII and Testament OF hhwafd W. Form,
late Of Berlin 10 said District, deceased make apnli
cation u aid Cout. with tho consent ani npptuha-
ton In writing OF the drvisses and lc-ntees Of SAID
deceased for license to sell all OF the real state OF
said deceased, representing that the sale VI part
fh, reof Is nrcess try for the pa meat oil the debts OF
"a deceased, aud that such part cannot Dee sold with.
out injury 10 those Interested Ia the remainder ana
that tho sale OF the whole farm gethcr including
tho Nova Scotia pasture amt tho twenty -o'snt acres
tor the sale Of which license has already been
granted will increase the proceeds uf the sale ana ne
beneficial 90 the devsees and le-attes Of sald ae-
ceased aud those Interested la his estate Nherenpgn
II 10 ordered by said Cour, that SAID application 10
referred a sesso thereof TO be held Al IN" IVae
ONCE, IN sad Montpelier, the -7th gay o. 1890,
A. ID. 1873 i0r hearing and decision thereon ahu,
Il further ordered that all persons hterrste ne no
aed hereof ~ publication OF notice 81 salh applSa
ton order thereon three weeks. eeessVely Va tho
Vernoat Watohman a state Journal lTnted at Mont
heller before said time e hearing that they mhy
annea, At aid time aud place, and, II they see cause
g,7 n, A. CHASE, Register,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

BRADFORD Mr.. c. H. Williams, the we'll
known horse trainer, has leased the stable Of
the Trotter House, and is ready to take any
thing in the shape of horse to break and edu-
cate. His method Of training the horse has
given our horsemen some new ideas, and the
old barbarous method Of whipping is giving
way to the new and more excellent way. lie
is really public beneIactor
Moses Largess has bought mt the barber,
Mr.. French, aud is giving satIA'ction in the
tOnsorial line.
The old paper mill belonging to Mr. Ash
Low, was sold, lately, for $4,000 to Col. H.
Farnham, as agent for some other parties. II
Is supposed that d, Blakely, editor Of the
Chicago Ereniag Post, is the purchaser.
Mr., Asa Low, 40 well known oil over this
section as a great business man, has been
obliged, on account Of the inhunities of age, To
take his room. He has done more to build up
this place than any ton men who have ever
lived here.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

SsNsBLE-The Rutland Herald says petit
ton was circulated among the members Of the
bar. at the Court House, ia that place, on
Saturday, asking the Governor to pardon Kath-
crime Ready, who is serving three months
sentence in Jail for a third conviction Of selling
intoxicating liquors. The petition recied that
the prisoner ia a poor Irish woman, with IA
large family depending upon her for support,
and that she was convicted, sentenced and inn
prsoned for an offence which is openly and
publely committed daily in elegant hotels and
saloons. apparently with the public approval,
and that such a discrimination against the poor
and helpless is disgrace to our State and pes
pie, and tends to bring our laws into contempt.
This petition was generally signed, and I'M
doubtedly the Governor will act upon il, ns it
is a standing disgrace to the State that the law
should he enforced against the poor and weak
while the rich and powerful are not only daily
violating its provisions with impunity, but
with the sanction and approval Of the COM
muniiy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

DNRiNAN's ASSOCIATION. We have received
copy Of the Transactions Of this Society for
1928. ltisawell printed pamphlet, from
the office of the st. Albums Messenger. Il was
printed through the hberaliy of Hon. Bradley
Barlow, who says he wants to see il himself
" and does not want 10 whit Tor two years
lt isn't a very crodimhle state Of affairs that
the representative society Of the largest inter
ct OF Vermont should be indebted to charity
from any source 10 print papers which have 50
important a bearing upon that interest, and
contanso much matter Of especial value TO our
Darymen. However we suppose the papers
will read Just As well as if they bad been printed
by the Society, as they should have been, and
the matter contained therein is Of real and i'm
portant benefit TO those interested in this in
du~try
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

Good LECTURE The temperance lecture Of
Gen. ions l.. SWIFT, of Boston, last Friday
evening. was an effort of rare eluquence and
power lie had the inspiration of a large and
apprecatiye audience, which always enables
nm extemporanelus speaker to do his best. The
process Of reasoning which had brought the
speaker to espouse and advocate the cause Of
total abstinence, was given with great frank
uess and apparent conseientiousness the ter
rible work Of the demon in cases Of men high
in official position, and in the worlds esteem,
was portrayed with thrilling power; and the
paramount claims Of the good cause to the
earnest attention of the patriot, Christian,
and philnnthropist, were ~ iorcbly presented
and plniny demonstrated as to win the assent
and applause Of all who listened. Our only
regret, in listening to the Generals earnest
and eloquent appeals, was, that large class
among US, whose position and influence upon
the great question of the hour we believe to
no radically wrng. should persistenty shun
such opportunities to hear, and then undertake
IN break the force of the speakers appeal by
personal detraciiun and innuendo. Why not,
like true men, hear, aud then either refute the
arguments or yield to their power
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15
STATg OF VERMONT,

y MAauINuiuN DISTRICT 81
In Probate Court held At Montpelier, within ana
for said District on the lith day OF Ocinber A. ie.9
An instrum Mt urportin u he the last " ana
rost.nept OF Andrew English, late OF Mtfshheh, An
said district deceased being presented 10 the tuuit ~
prolate IL \ ordered ~ said Court, inst All persons
cancel nod therein be- notified 10 appear at session
of aid Court u he held at the Probate Oiee IN Mont
polisr on the ith day OF November, A. d. iaid, auo
show cause " any they have against the Probate OF
tGat copy of tho recoid Of this order be puhlis
THREE weeks succssslvely IN thu Vermont Waterman
( state Journal printed at Montpelier previous 70
sald tune appointed for hearing.
by the Court,-Aitest, ,,,, ,,,.,, -,
g6-gS HARVEY TILpENt Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT

In Probate Court heid at Montpelier, Ia said Dis
trct on the 9Th day Of October, a. ID 1873
Edwin & eros ct Admnistrat at the estate OF
ceased presents his administration account Tor exam
nation and allowance, and makes Application for a
decree OF distribution and partition OF the estate Of
.,lld deceased. Nhereupon, II Is ordered ~ SAID
Court that said account aud said Application DO 70
rrud TO a session thereof TO he held at te Ifohaio
ONCE In sad Montpelier, Gu tho 18th DAY Of Octo-
,er, d. 1873, for hearing and decision thereon Ana
IL l. further Ordcred that notice hereof he given 10 All
persons Interested by publication OF the same three
weeks suocessiyely In the Vermont Waterman ana
S,ato Journal a newspaper published at montpelier
mn appetr Al said tune and place. aud show cause
II any they may have, why said account should not
he ALLOW ID, ami such dccrue made.
o,.o7 - W" NJ 4 CHASE, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

Coon TEHrLARs' onion. The Good Tenn
plars' Union for Washington county at North
field, on Wednesday Of last week, was an in
tereSiing and successful gathering. There were
delegates from nearly every Lodge in the county
and much enthusiasm was manifested, The re
ports of the various Lodges in the county
showed a membership Of rising one thousand
The forenoon was devoted to the business of the
Union. The afternoon and evening sessions
were public and were largely attended. Rev.
j, Edward Wright, Of Montpelier, addressed
large and most attentive audience in the
evening. and at the close of his address was
most heartily cheered. 1t was very salts
factory lecture, Astounding with sentences of
rare beauty and pervaded with the sentiment
Of earnestness and devotion to the cause of
temperance. The next Union was voted to be
held at Plainfeld, on the second Thursday Of
December next.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15
.ANIEL al BROWN,s ESTATN.-

~ The subscribers, having been appo'uted by the
on commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust ali
ilms and demands of all persons against the estate
q Daniel A. Brown late OF Nor tuwi, Ia SAID district
ieceassd represented iu-oiveu and the term Of six
months from the st day of sept. A. ID. 1870 ieing az
uwp hy said Court the creditors OF said deceased
TO exhibit and prove their respective claims before
u.s. Give notice that We will a teud To- the duties or
iur intmeut at the dweiiu --houso If benjamin
Jarrett In Mddlesux, In said District, on tho last
ru sdays Of October and January next ten O'CLOCK
IA the forenoon, on each Of said DAYS.
u +. CARPENTER, Commits. loncrs
G. G EATON,
Mlddlesex, September 80. A. n. 1873. si-.6
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f.enal Mntices.

OLIVER DEWEY'S ESTATE.-The
~ sul scrilers, having been appointed ny the Honor
he Probate Cuuri for the Oistr OF Warrington Con
niss1urrs receive, examine, aud adjust ali claims
,nd demands Of all per,ous, against the estate Of
tfver Dewey. late Of Berlin, 10 stt District, deceas'
a. represented went aud the term OF SIX months
rom The tth day Of September, SO, being allowed
~ said Court 10 the creditors ufsd deceased, u *
lht aud prove their respective claims li usi GIVE
iutica that We will attcui the duties % our APP
continent at tho dweilin.-house 1t j. Pcrrin, IN
berlin IN said strict, on the lat saturdays OF %
lui and February next at two O'Clock, n the aiter-
iuuu on each of said days.
sYLVANUs NNE, lcoo,,,'s.ionors
Z. \. DUSTIN.
pe,ifn o1to6.r6. A. ID, i-,9 95g7
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- W. BOYDEN'S ESrATE n

10 Subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court tor the District Of Washing
fnn Commissioners, 20 receive, examine, ant ADJUST All
,nifus aud demands OF all persons, against the estate
4 T. W Boydrn, late OF puXhurt, in said us
trct deceased represented insoivrnt aud lht term OF
owed hv sni4 Court the creditors of siid deceased
40 exhibit add prove thrir respective claims before
n.t tlvo notice that we VIII attend 20 tho duties OF
nr aptointmcnt M The office Of z, A. Heath IN Wore
town Ia said District on thn iist Monday OF Octouer
,r,l thiri Monday Of March uext al ono o'elOeki 10
tho afternoon, on each OF said days.
FREEMAN PARKER )
Moretnwn septemher %, A. II. lsla $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

COLLEGE HuNT,-Two years ago the practice
of an annual college hunt was inauguated in
Middlebury college, and, on Friday Of last
week, the affair came of for this year, the hunt
ers consisting Of fourteen under the command
Of Capt. W. IL Hamilton, and thirteen under
Capt. f. II. Baxter. The proceeds of tho hunt
were 1850 for Capt. Baxter's party, and 1887
for Capt, HamIlton's, and consequently, the
latter party invited the former to a supper at
the Addison House. The manner of counting
was for chipmonk s. red squirrel 10 grey SPUR
rel Is, paruidges Is, flying squirrel 90, rabbit
25, etc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

NoRTRrlELD. - Miss Rcnnie s. Fletcher an.
nounccs the opening Of new Millinery Store
in Stevens Block, and tho arrival of first
class assortment Of the late,t styled goods.
Nj S Goodwin almost started a new yictu-
alling saloon in the basement story of Stevens
Block but sold out to g. W Boswell before
fully en,arking in the enterprise.
DR.. j. G Holland gives the first lecture Of
our course on Wednesday evening, October
90, 1873 Subject" The Elements of Per.
sOnal Power