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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02

Summit Grange No. 10 p. of II. will /
mold Their regular monthly meetin. at the |
ve>try Of the Congregational Church in I
koAbury. the first Friday in September. I
All that are present will hear something
worth listening to-
sol TIL WoopEI Rl.-L. l. Heath cut
two fingers nearly of his left hand While
working a circular saw in the last factory
of MessrS Wells X Heath
RruLASD--N"thanil F. Paec. demo
crat. foreman in the railroad blacksmith
shop, was elected town representative on
the third ballot. over ex-Gov. John &.
Page. republican. by 81 majority
Returns trom fifteen towns III Rutland
county give the States Attorney vote rs
follows: Baker, republican, .1ss: Evar>.
independent, 2,305; Hawkins. democrat.
900. There is no doubt of Bakers defeat.
st. ALHNN>--Nutc for representative,
Davis go. Br;,inerd Pop. Rugg 1lo, Soule,
democrat. 76, scattering .; majority for
Davis, $50.
BRiTrLEEoEo.-On the second ballot,
Jonas \. Cutting the granger AMI anti
monopoly c..ndidate was chosen town rep
rcsentatvc.
MIDDLEEUEY. James NJ SlaAc. .Jr, re-
publican, was elected town rrprcs pntative
over l.. ID. Eldridgr. regular republican
by Il majority of three. on the first blllot.
Five hundred and forty-two votes were
cast, of which fortv-thrcc We're democratic
votes for Dr.. c. Is. Curricr
BrEIINoToN.-Thr vote for city repre-
srntation WIS Smol!cv. Democrat, III,
Parker, Republican. 657, Scattering, /,
Smallcy'> majority 50.
In lS5:i-twenty- one ycrr>a@o -Burlin@-
ton elected ademocrat. l.. {. Palmer. E~g-,
town representative, though the town
rave Wing majority chen for governor.
as it does a Republican majority for roy
ern0r now
WEST R>NlonlrI.-Sa samuel Bl-> and hi
brother Hon. j Z. Bass of Bangor Ne
propose to erect next season ;;->torN hri 4
block of stores on the @round now occupied
by the store AMI dwelling of Mr.. Bus
The block will occupy Il space 81 = to IN
the ground floor viii BE- divided into fou
stores the second floor into offices, whil,
the third floor will givrto the village VIVA
, it has long needed. fine concert hall.
In Vermont the hay crop has been llrg
e CT than it WIS last year. bat II the old ha,
. was used up 50 short on account Of tn
= latcnr>> OF the spring. it i doubtful abou
+ there being much more in the state to b,
= Gin winter with than there Wa lr~t vt:u
. This is 4 hearing year fr tn orchlrd>
and in most parts there i prospect IF
fine Weld from them. oltS are rcportt
good. and the present fine weather i .ju-
The thing for the corn, of Whih there
4. prospect of largr harvest. But til
= same weather. i affecting potatoes. We f.;
=. quite seriously. We hear OF tho rot pr
-. vaiing in some qUartrr-. and Of the pr
J., mature ripcnin9 of the crop on account
n this warm and dry weather.
Oh Brattlehoro has not been - much All
III ted over local politics for years Il oV
~ Yesterdays election. Five candidates /
''' town representative We're in the ii ld. Al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
Iceland'> Millrnnia..

HE New l"fh 4Ft"f"' 81 W '-N =
prints two ptEr~ OF Letters l'"lh - ."1
Taylor. describing M l"!Fh, Ia t''''
The visit and rr.rihl'h oil 'ii'. N'9I -. l''"
mark. q festival IN honor 81 'l' ME-! Il
Thingvaila. AMI til" NJ" "ri'f col 'iilil--
inau-ur;t"t hN TN r"n~t'f Il '"A ~ ','''" III I
the island after 4 tl''~'ii N''iF- "l hI''t-
y colonial existence. q,
Ih" mlIl'nnl'I r.Ir"rdl'h I'll l"IN''E' liz I
took pa on the - !i-l. nm cons .'I 81 /
COMMUNICATING >rrN II'~ IN 'i' ''ll'. ~
= banquet IN IN. !! M 90 '''' "Ii ''H'
and 4 p"plit[ F'r ID" on 'l' ma va =
turveilI. mile from 'h' town. - ''l''
cathedral the women wore N".' ~
OF a curious PATTERN 'l' morn '.' M 'N'
in front, ~lN Inchr, above 'h' ir'''' ,''
base richly embroidered VITA . 49, IN i
white Veil thrown over al amt II" NJ
upon the ~holl,Irr~ They Ia al" closely
lifting jackets of dark Goth frtld'"i WIKI
gold or silver, and broad b"lt~ If silver
tilirrcr work. Net more than half Il dozen
Of the men. in all, Wore til" OFT n1'lontl
costume. 1t consists of a lckr' and knee
trccchc> of dark Gay pm"~p'm cI".h.
,tockinm, Of the same cIotu. ~rpl~h.n Shoe
,nl 4 rounl hat with the hrim turn i up.
The only ornament i a bow of red ribbon
At the knee. The hymns were very SIM
nile and cranllv SUM: ANA the Psalm of
| Praise. written hv Mlt'hi.t- Jrchum~~,n.
and composed hy >vrinh,"rn~~on tn frs
musical work hy u native lcrlan I'r- Pc
,luccd u powerful effect l.l,~ We're titled
with tears. The rep .tilion of the refrain,
Islands Nt1t>1tiM ar. lcrlanI> thousand
years" RAM through the cathedral in
|: l;h war;. Solemn ~. liner t,,,n
lcItS NiiNh
| ,r,ul and INr t.\DIt'~- Ion II the earnest
religious spirit in which the prop.c hui
to'ii' l:.l :; ,..,,.;
Utmost lachrvmo~r, voice, with hardly Il
change of infection from beginning t
nd; and the lmrr''~l'n' II amy were real
Iy intendc |. must have been m'''h ''mln
i>itl ny wy 'l, !.
! l. :, law In, tlt4>k
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02

Use or SHALL AND VILLAS Ia >tnN |
and wiH, something may DOUBTLESS be done
bv study. ;nI by taking thought to check
bad habit, and correct the result of untor
tunate associations. The mistake most
made in the use of these words,
and the one therefore most carefully to be
avoided. i the use of cW for ShtI. and of
the corresponding uolf'd for sun. EtuH
is much les often used for rH. And yc'
in the word >hiIg-~HHl4, which i upon
cvervbodv'S lips. is patrlti.d the rule and
the example in regard to ANIL and ~tH
.ShiHu-SAalIY is merely a colloquial corlup-
tion of Shall |? Shall | -" and thus en-
presses the condition OF man who l.
vacillatinr between two courses OF conduct
II has been made into II participlc, perhlp>
even into u verb. \ man who " stands
shillv-shtIlying about Il Wom;tn, as lhe
ladies say, is Il man who, as they also
sometimes say, doesn't know his own
mind about her-a mental condition tor
which thr sex has not the highest respect,
Now no one would say that man stood
,sLinr himself, Will |? VIII L." and
vet such is essentially the mistake most
Frequently made in regard /" the use OF
these words in conversation. We hear
! nnn,le s1v. .What lriH | do" AMI even
:. WIZ do thus or ~o2-thc offenders III
these bein" generally of what some peoplo
humorously call the Ilibcrnlan persuasion
an EXPRESSION. by the WY tOr Whlcl
there, i authority of very Respectable
standing and antiquity. Anon" people o.
Anrlo-Saxon race and OF aNcrag" edlca
ton the mistake, when made. most com
monty takes the Indicative form-thu>
:" nil 90 to bed elegantly retire at ter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02

The Political Campaign of the satels now rfachine
highest p,iut n interest: the session OF the Iel5la
rr BON b---ln Will h. interesting and important
ne: and daily paperis necessity for every "lde-a-
wake man ,,:,, a..
Tn DAILY FRrE PRESS AND TIMES Is punished a.
burlington. a day. morning and t.nlli-
Its col aims the full Itlr-rai hlc Kelrts
he AsS,ria,ei Press. Market Reports by IrleSraI'h
rom 1, Stnn and New York also. st Abans iclliii ma
md Ver.-crlncs Barter Markets. and Burlington LINN
:r Market: the General News of the STATE and country
,roflilV clnIill for this paper; during the Sessl"
-i.ial REPORTS aud poIidents IT IN M"ntIeler
le-irs tn full Official Report OF the proceedings
the IeriSat and interesting Mlsctllaie'is l..
AZ ,,;akr m a thoroi:yhly good and valuable ia
per SURPASSED by none i'll the STATE
Subscription price. s. 90 per year
Speciu Otr-tr0m nor 10 Dece"tter Isl
for 3 90 IN aica1a"c-
Address, THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
~. Huntington. Vt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
.TATE OF VERNON /.
THE MONTPELIER SAVINGS l., ,..-,..,,
RANK ANIf TIL : / GO Ni'A\l- - ,-.,.rr,
ar =
MlLLIAM II hi.' ~ ~, ) l. : "-l'- II ia

b b1Sk N M HI fH+ S>S'> r a,
wILL,NM rEo,M.> nj wife i. ~ "F'"
.'nniI'aly ha- thu ia, med ia, - r. tA' S'-rk -
and Court Il banner T. 4, If. % I r -. "a
f,r,u1l md Wit. II,IIi4I Br NJ A,-tf',Vl a. IN the
f,i' l.. ,, Ma@ .1ti r i IT t ill-
tsAnk and Trust lnIaN l,' r.-h-' i'i ~ 9TH 4
~. The Sa;r., Lind and . r,ii \ar Lam 'lIi . nv'y
Il rothe s4lt William II i"m +, ! u d-i,d + = 'r
Gt-eIn Ind i..,,,,r,i- r.;,rl.-. iii had t. sii
led r =, NOR mai M - /. tn. "a i
SIiam II brown n,N ll.' ln N T'''.'Nn Villa IA
us, ~ NH i W M N, ,I + ~ iat'i N the
hra,n ~ - III III .-.i.!.-t- .f tIliil,-+x
tlr,gh sai VII ~ T. " IL: III; aid i''>- 'ot n
raais in width upon tn mi rad a:.t At nd 'astery
rom tn saii rad Il n IN. Al h IN ~ - q. n
he hundred dollars a'il tsi''i AI-n-t l.
,ali MotIelier NA,ln-e Bank ai iri~ =, an, OF
rider Year AMI 'i 3D. tN'' ar ir III date
And further rcIrt-,i.i.l. thai 'ir >4ii Milan Il
Brown now r.-l. '''t = ~ IL 1,;ii,r 1,
Brown and LUCINDA / Brow III q. -'-i premises -
And wi'r.a- j; al.4r- that lie and WI. II Iir VI.
now 81 fhls stat - al a -'li 'i 'alil
tie IN such mad. ami ITofHi n -; ?, heTrk
liven the sand William IL Brow - ana BE- = M
b.. heii al N,iiieT, vith,, and fe c,..n,y #
\ - az . " ~. - - - IA ~ ~. such de
cree and ;l. - I'D = utt S4iat
And fh. petitioner I.r IA ms 'Ider e
-ethtr with the ri -tac u -ii thin = he IN
ished thr. weeks successfully n ~, Green M"uil'4 II
SAID. the last 81 which IHiii'i'l- = L" t. az + az
senty ia> PRECIOUS /, nd -'--'-i Tuesday Of Sep
Datei at MoIltJelirr III t:... Il Washington
LUTHER >EwcoMB Cle,k
II W hsArox :, Ii ter for Petitioner r3lw:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
WARDS ESTATE.

In Probate Cont. held a. Mont cher within AID
for said District the l.flday II July. \ H. -
Charles II Ward alIniIl-trat wlE the Viii annex
ed the estate OF Hezeklah Na late Il I'm IN az
deceased. makes l,afl to ea2d - MI MIL
the consent and appreciation wriilI. 81 the cI!y
lvlsee and e-te tis state. tor ll'eise 10
the real estate 81 sad deceased rel lettIt-
ing that the ther 81 would he beneficial to Inc
LEY isees and leya.ees sand deceased and THO
terested III his estate
Whereupon. il il ordered -. said Cont. that said
APPLICATION be referred l. session thereof, e be
held at the Probate Ottlce sAid Nontre lie.
| on the LIST day August 4 u. la hearing AND
decision thereon: And II Is Urtter ordered that all
persons interested be notified hereof by put heath
notice OF said Application and order thereon, three
weeks successfully III the Green Mountain Free
printed Montpelier before sa, time hear that
they may appear said and Place. and II they
see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court Attest.
F2aw3 \ y. CHASE. Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
FARM FOR SALE,
NEAR MONTPELIER VILLAGE

The unders-ned oers for sale the farm hrionsiI-
, He late H-ZekIah Ward of Berlin SAID farm Is 81
I,t.a in Berlin nlle-halt mile from Montpelier IL
.r. and contains II acres Il excellent iad nhdr i
al IA stat Of cultivation The land Is level and easily
.arrIel on has young apPl" orchard OF l'u trees
\ crafts also loo NAPLES. or l" acres wood
ev.r failing SIMPLY al h 'nsr and barn,
.-1pi ms. containing 10 rooms, win mix 70 ~
md y, I'd shed attached Barn 30X+H, witt shed 2UHS
j.nr- AS, hen hpuS. 2pN32 with cellar ana M''t h
hop sail farm raised the past wear .
~ 100 bushels corn $40 bushels potatoes, 100 pushes
ats bssi H. good supply "f vegetables frnh *
For further particulars inquire OF J. & EMf-fif-
pRKIS DALEY. or CHARLES WARD, Administrator
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02

\ curious religious frenzy has broken
out among tie Christian Laplanders
When the communion service begins Wo-
men spring up in different parts OF the
church, and jump, shout and clap their
hands, most Of the congregation eventual
" being drawn into the excitement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
ID T. 4 L III :.

In y ,rthti-li An 2-.h. Mrs MARTHA MERRILL
II ALEN wife Of Rev va ti.A -tl. Al dA"-A''t 10y
Wu Merrill. + i Pr 'tlirIi.v Il /
Ia y .rtAh H. Au-lI>t 10Th. { All.pN IANFlI' l-.Ai
: -.l- 90. Il .Ll l.LL.. v l---!-t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
Qhe fireman.
..NESDNY. SEPTEMBER =, 1874.
MONTPELIER T.

.-.-o make the FREEMAN particularly
..-.rIf- news from all parts Of Vermont
l.euG- IN different parts of the State
.- IN Washington, Orange and Lamollle
will confer great favor upon us and our
-..u.!iu- u> local intelligence. Give us
.syiII arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
4 tE.\iAIH LI\INE\TS

Y
l..':, i I" ram MKT 'ho 'tlt""r llnniti's WIZ
Il tr-..",r. NJ Swelling they "lll MT suhd"r and No.
asa. " III ii iir> Viii mt care Tins i str ~ Ian
-'. iIi ''4Nii III "F"--i' "h-a""' "ISA si'r'is-
Sd, .i.t.--. ,ak,l tr aids. lUrIs. satrAcUui.
- .t ,.,.. ,r Ill.,, M
,t.l.-. slA'l' -"'S. 'N'. upon ANIMALS III one year
.,.u...,. all t.,,.,- ,,,,,,
"-"-. l''A age counter ''''"'''' az III ''''N yam
i.-~ ,rIi, tl!., :, way their crt Ii, tn, ii;lv
.. 49,. u.,,i.n.., ,.,,f.. anal
N--A. i'lN n ~ "H'7 are 'ei''''"' i"'l'l'Ns' ''
,,,,i, l.I ar,. ur4l,I without a scar I'll. recipe
m .
I'll" i--Tti df'Hh" 'a' "'t'i'- l'H sen a. ~ ''''
,.3, rh,s. u,,o NOW suffer from,
''''
rI'nnA'iSi'l' 'il ar SN'lnT N's'r'' - ""S' '"'S
,.. ,..,,.,,,~ ,,,,.,t vli.a wrarr4r Nor,
N
t!n "n' ii '.tl '"rtIh 'ai'S ct remarkable cures
.. ,,,.,. chronic. ,i,,,,,,..js,,, ION.
-' 81" -,
rIuuIn- tun'rs, ~ have been received We Will
,.ir,,,r CONTAINING certificates the recipe &c
''' - go ~
-r4tIS 4 amy o:e requesting IT One bottle OF the
,, ID ,.r,.,,.r ,.,taur Imminent is worth one hun
..,n,.,,;.., ,,...,.- ,,,., ,.,,,cs
m ..~ s..~.,-- worn, in sheen St,ck-owuers these
,,r.,, x,,,r attention Not,miIv shonId
.'''A ''''9 - ."'
!
..:., ,.,, ~. ~ r,-,,.-,~;s,s
'''" ""i-
IIit! cents PER tile; lar-e bottle, SlWo J Is ROSE
''..''' i'''d "''N' ~" f"iN-
.,..;,r, i more than substitute for Castor on 1t
t only icl- in existence which Is certain I"
tSSiuate the t1"d. regulate the bowels cure WIND
r'u'. an }F'"'"' hi'''ai s''i II ' "
ail''h'S' ~ 'fi'!''i' '' aeon H. anu l. l' ,
'''-'''" Il = "a 81 ''''' " " = ~ "
mai M, IN. an '.lnt;,rnal stomach and goes into
the hands Of the doctors tor the remnant OF M,
ne 'll"h = nr..o. ~ ~, th ~" ri
w ,,,..nt -S,,,, Ii.a,sns f me skin liver KID
90 intern Il = 'nt IN fN'i"f-
WHAT EyE.sS EnI-RT.I PERSON NEEDS
:, ,, o,,.,,,,o,,, ,,.oo, Il. am, ,,romn, rcmc,v
= Hung, !, - ,.n a.. ynniI aIvI-e M mo- =
: Ill., ,,, ,r.,,,i'nI ',,,b t,rsnn,.i, to-tiyenc..
Pile jelllousne,S Head ache or any form of Ind
| ,,,,,, tn m. ~ u,Kt.,sn>'S pERIsrAIu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
Letters [ ncailed for ut Montpelier Post ONCE,
August 31st. 1874.

- T. obtain these letters persons must give the
above date
IAD1Es.-llrs. Z. A Blair, Mrs Hannah C. b. Dodge
Nary Duchalne , Ida George. Mrs NJ B. Page. Anna
R le-.
tiESrLExES.-Lucius Bailey. Henry Chandler, Hor-
ace G. Green, Arthur c, Stone,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
State Election Returns.

Tie Republican State ticket is elected
by about 10000 majority. Col. Joyce and
Gov. IIendee are elected to Congress in
the first and third districts. There is no
election in Judge Poland's district. In II
of the 81 towns. given elsewhere, Judge
Poland has 1896, Denison 1923, Davenport
1894, Scattering Gl3.
The republican candidates for state SEN
ator> are chosen in all the counties, except
Mr.. Leach OF Franklin County who is
beaten by Victor Atwood
Our thanks are due town clerks and
others for returns from Washington and
Orange Counties.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02

Sin is often the result Of physical i'll health and
feeble stomachs During one third OF our time the
process of digestion continues. To he dvspeptr
i To he miserable; dyspepsia Is the foundation "i
fverS and all the diseases of the blooi, liver skin
ard kidneys Dyspepsia Yields to The virtues 81
he vegetable. Ingredients in tn II great pu III - "l
tn blood ani re-torcr OF health, DR.. w ALKER>
VINEGAR BIrTERS. FM3l"4
TIE GnEAT AMERICAN CoNSuNPrIoS REMEDY
DR.. WIN. Halls Balsam for the Lungs, cures the
worst cases of Coughs, Colds and all the diseases
Of the Lungs, Throat and Chest. For Whoopin"
Cough and Group 1t is certain specific. The
most obstinate surely yield to Halls Halsan
when used pcrseverinsly. Stands at the heal OF
all cough preparations. Sold everywhere join
F. HENRY, CURHAN & Co., prophet rs, 3 Col
lege Place, y
SOMEFHISG CERTAIN AT L>sr--PlLE> Is not
only one of the most painful of human diseases, but
profcs sional m.n had almost despared of finding Il
remedy, until the introduction of A\AkE>IS by
DR.. Sisbec and after experience of 10000 cases
five years doctors agree that an lnftllblc remedy
mas been foun |, Sufferers VIII appreciate AN Nk
E>l> after trying everything else IL vain and thel
experiencing the bliss of instant relief and ultimate
cure.-Prce SI.0J. >oli by Druggists everywhere
Principal Depot, i6 W .tiker st., New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02

Baron AnSelm Rothschild died, July p
in the ~evcnty-second year of his age.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
vZE\AS f.. BATCHELDERS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. Rand llh District. -:
In Pr !,ar held Al Br nkh III. III said pl-trl't
a., ~. -. II IA II ADJUST. 4 u l-'i
Inr,.,I Il Batchelicr. administrator 'f th estate -
! H,rh.iAr. late oi Orange. Ia SAID -dl>frl,f
ia.as+d presents his administrator account Tor ex
irla:Io; and all 'wanr" h;id makes aIi!t II ipf d
i.rr,. t -trlhutlon and partition II the estate o.
"a deceased ....... a.. -, n.
count aud sand aplll,al1n To- referred u et->sl
thereof t. held a. the rat" oil't IN SAID u" \
laV Of September. 4 ID ia Tor htdf
in,- ana i ,Slon there And It J. further ordered
IL. ,p hereof t. all persons interested. bN
,Iili .,tiou Of the three weeks succtsSlKttN II
M Green VI ,untaln Freeman newspaper IuhIi
a. N u.,li.r sad time appointed for hear
ING, that they appear at sad time and ate ai
S;,1y cans. ii they may have Why sald account
,hnIild n II H., all WED. and such decree made
b. the { ,urt Atttst:
PsSw3i JpHN X II. - NJ luiE'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02

Glad tilIng- To the afflicted y new remedy DIS
covered, by sufferer of that distressing
disease, which never fails TO entirely re-.
eive the scvcrc>t paroXysms so instant y that the
sufferer could scarcely be persuaded that 1t were
possible before testing it. | have IN my Off :,
thousands OF Testimonials by which to prove II
ft:r. But WISH to off;r you much better evidence
60 Immediately to your nearest druggist and 60
IA sample package free OF charge. See advertise
ment IN another column.
ID. IANtiELI.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-02
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY,

ADDISON COUNTY.
Middlebury Col eye expects to begin the Ia term
with nearly twenty students.
United States Treasurer spinner has received
$1,000 willed by II. +. bay of BRISTOL, to help pay
the national debt.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
The Bennington Ga-etc says: Hon. +. W. l'aTh
of Bennington, in connection with senator Stew n
of Nevada is getting up new mining speculation
in northern Mexic" which VIII eclipse the g En-
ma"
ESSEN tOJETY.
Forty OF Rev George Wheeler ; Pensioners a
Concord both men and women, cut cured and 90
in 10 acres of his grass i'll one day, recently, am
the champion of the crowd was Miss Emma Wheel
er OF Providence, L. l., who moved Il wide swat
y rods long which handsomely beat every MAJ
present
ORLEANS COZ NTI.
An application Will b. made to the next Legs
lature for the removal of the O.lcan, count; seat
from Irasburgh either t. Newport, Barton OF
Greensboro.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The rolls show that the re eat military reunion
at Rutland WIS attendedby l33. veterans Prov
ably 200 800 more in camp for longer %
|
Mr. sherman Baker, son Of Clark Baker living II.
the north east pat OF West Haven killed TIVE
rattle makes few days since. They -ured
about four and haif feet lorg. and We're ~ large
around the body mans ann. On being opened
one of them had fifteen eggs and the other seventeen
eggs, each containing young snake, making IL
ali 81 snakes killed al one time.
WINDliAM COUNTY.
Two horse thiryt, c~rapcI from the county in
at Fay cttcvI, by digging through one OF the vail
Gne ottlrm IA, been capture Two other prisoner,
were in The jail butleclmclt escape.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
One of the most extraordinary cases known t,
ply scIan, occurred IN Sharon lately. An mltn
son of George +. Fay, IhIty f'nr days oll CON
mcnced to raise blood, an II Il l.S LAYS h't H.
was attended by On. a. {. ~hrr"in, the local l'h!
-lcian, who in connection WITH Dr. ~Pcrly. 2"
West Hartford, mlc post m'lle.n cN tnlnatIon
shortly after death, winch revealed DE fact hHt tl
chld hat Iii Il from bcc ing from the lun2>-lt
Unprecedented DC turIcnce.
A ftenchman went lntoA.t,Ie at Quechcc, III
other day. and asked for a bottle of nlmcnt, til
name which the Gle. K ltlnt clearly un trr-ttn
but a bottle of ointment WIS handed to INN, an
he WAS asked II It w!1 The Kind HAT he desire
- Oui oui ~ replied tar Frrnc. mln ia" Ice j.
she hc it" The neat dty a doctor VA called I
> attend the family where the ointment hid bee
: cauicd when 1t wl> discovered TINT It hrd hcc
: liccly used IN seasoning plr~, IA the r'a~e d
extract OF lemon Tor Which Tie ana h 1T been sen
, to the store.
In the case of y. Z. iurrlll ct A.. Y. the Vail
. Railroad Company of l>7I, Wh'h Wa argued b,
. fore Judge oodIuf of the United tc~ clIcu
court at IL late session At WInt-or, a decision h4
d.
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-lcc hereby -lv.u that apple att n Will '- mac
= TN next q, ral Assembly u thu safe - N'Fii =
annex the lands sh-u q and Harris 'rF'
3, IN III tn. CplutV { Wishln-ton, = tn I'"h az
Plan; III County. And a- - am
- - liz. lands IN -..,l ~ The t'nn = Nar-l
-i IN Wa-h.m-ta & IIIrN- and tie t"r ar "i so
i T. tin r'AIl I I4Ail!tlt-d II >+-i '---'H
F..luiir.i. ADJUST Ii ia f''""-
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GUARDIAN : NOTICE.

.r>.r OF VERMONT Rand llh District. 6;
T. ~ --..-t' H.. MA~h-t'-l. VI - AM II
said District. GA tlv l3tA day 4 Aux A II rs =.
nl..it; .Ar,ilaI Il t"ia al ''4i- an ~
., /! III ,tr4ll- @lli District iaht> aii-l
.ln -i.i 4 t.rt t'T ll'F-ilst- @t ny -
.--1li RAJ .-tt- i IN sand ward I WI liz ~
t.r> La. / H. IL the tNtl ! 'rli.'l4 .I'- -
-. ,,r.: t-t4!. all thirty r a,Ft-> ana =
., t,.i ,,:ll->,. - said IA vi >a;4o'F n ~ \"
II, All U4rr.tt Ma Ii. rrr'Srlltli- 'i4&1 II
-f,r1 ~ IN. l,Iri' I latt!:- tn lr'''i-
S,il ~. y lilY'>tli- ~ ittl., ~ :
,--,l --t-t. ~ bal ! h.. ,.II"tlt lal T. -ali y ar u
Mh-,rii. H. icr,i - sad ,r,- M Ell ..
..r,..,-..t,l . :,rr-i s>>l Il IN e r. " ~
- H., I'~ bate Once. kr~ xii Il; ga IN NJ
iv II 90, y -. hc 4rlti-- ana dyi- n ~.
9,,i = further " ir-i that all person lntr'.
i h- tlil,d hereof. Roy rui an n i II - = -
,,r..I II and order thereon. three weeks d
~ in. Green VI airtaIu Fr,enlal printed II hri-''
her iart sand Of heArllls that thy may
A. .ali i:il .l place and. II they see cause eilt'
b. IL, { NJ: Attest
r.,2S John L CIEANELANp. Judge
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N-,: : l-rl, gwen ina. app LEGATION Viii To- mad
- III. y ~ I--l-i ttlr, charter ir i.i3f''.
M a INC !, /. VI .r>ll,4i on the VI n
- ~. Wells i.,N-r KiIIr al thence thr"u2h ~
"a, I al,t all W inurX- AMI terminating az II
trt land AMI O-il.Shnr-A Eai-r al al some / -l' 80
In town I IIari~le n
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ve.. Ia.r nh Of ,Ioto,-tott's Leather sto-t
Particular a-1t. Will h. given Z the ilanra
i HpRSE POWER Lac CHAINS. LopF,, LIN n n ~
I{4t - and ROLLINS and ROLLER CHAI>s- Al ~ r
ftrls+ Z h will h- n. ROM ny III
riLal.r.r alli AZ rtI- Ila1.. I'm - f--t.