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The unfortunate Waterbury railroad
bridge was again doomed TO disaster on
Wednesday. The Onion river is badly
swollen by recent rains and the melting Of
the depth of snow which still remains in
that region, and on the day named the
flood succeeded in washing away the new
trestle, which was built under the portion
of the iron which fell during the bridge
test. Some part Of the trcstle fell and the
track across the bridge was moyed from its
position in such n manner as to deter the
trains from passing. The damage, although
slight comparatively, will need repairs be-
fore trains can pass Two stock trains
came over the Rutland road, at night, in
consequence, ono on No. % and one on No.
81 train.
Trains on the Addison road were also
delayed by accident from frcshct on the
same day. i calvert on ihat road. Il short
distance below Orwell, was washed ont in
the morning, and the express which should
arrive at Leicester Junction at 1890 am,
did not reach there ill 6 o'clock at night.
In the meantime The culvort was repaired
and trains arc now running on time. as
usual
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china wedding.

The twentieth anniversary of the mar
rage of Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin A. Foot was
celebrated at their residence in Cornwall Oh
Monday evening, March I'd. Over two
hundred guests were in attendance from
Cornwall and the adjacent towns, and from
Crown Point, n. Y, who were very hand
somely entertained, and seemed TO enjoy
the happy occasion to the fullest extent.
Refreshments in almost an endless variety
were generously dispensed at a large table
in one of the upper rooms, to which the
appreciative gathering did ample justice
AT table in one of the lower rooms was
seen an elaborate and elegant set Of French
china, consisting of eighty pieces present.
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. Foot by their numerous
friends in Cornwall and at another table
beautiful set of china presented by their
friends in Crown Point, n. Y.
Rev. L. II. Archibald, being called upon,
made some very interestngand appropriate
remarks. and Mr.. VIM Sampson Of Burke.
n. y, father of the bride OF TWO decades,
followed in a happy vein.
The enjoyment of the evening was IN
tiers pesed with music and song. and the
entire affair passed off most happily. and
sail went merry as a marriage bell.
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Strike OF Railroad Employees.

WAyERLY. n. y. March 4.
All the employees Of the Lehigh Valley
railroad at this end of the road, except the
engineers, struck this morning They are
about $50 strong. and have thus far cap
turcd all trains that have reached this june
ton of the Eric & Lehigh Valley railroad.
They switched ears, and removed and broke
wheels. Everything was done quietly and
In the most orderly manner carly in the
morning. The hotels and saloons were no.
tilted to sell no liquor to any engaged in the
strike
At their headquarters and at the depot
they have the stars and stripes with i'm
mcnse breastworks of cars making the
place resemble fertilization. The strikers
escort all passengers to the Erie depot and
carry all babies. They also send up their
baggage in the most careful manner The
movement originating here is extending
down the road, and 1t reported that it will
reach the entire length Of the road to-mor-
row morning. The strike is for more
wages, the strikers claiming that the re-
duction of their wages last December was
submitted 90 by the promise that as soon
as business picked up in the spring their
wages should be raised again.
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SUDDEN changes of climate are sources of
pulmonary, bronchial, and asthmatic at-
fections. Experience having proved that
simple remedies often act speedily and GER
tainly. when taken in the early stages of
the disease, recourse should be at once had
to DR.. n G.. Whites Pulmonary Elixir.
let the cold, cough, or irritation of the
throat be ever so slight; as by this pre-
caution a more serious attack may he eff
fectually warded off.
Ask your druggist or dealer for "Thc
Household Receipt Book" which contains
information valuable to all housckeepcrs,
or a copy will be forwarded free by mail,
on application to Loren Il. Lord, Burling-
ton. VT fcb10d&w3m
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The Indian Preparations,

OMAHA, March 1.
Indian agent Sayill AMI Rel Cloud agen-
cy writes Col Smith at Fort Laramie that
large numbers of Indians left with the
ayowed purpose Of going on the war path,
and that troops were needed to protect the
agency, and warns against trusting 10 too
small force, as 1900 warriors could be
concentrated there in short time, and
they have the entire country picketed. He
concludes that the troops here means
war, though Il large portion of the Indians
nowhere will accept the situation when
they once Get here. Mr., Dean, n trader at
the Red Cloud agency, ran the gauntlet on
Monday night, and after II drive Of ninety
miles arrived at Fort Laramie yesterday
morning. He was assisted to escape by
two friendly Indians. He confirms Agent
Sayillcr's report.
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Nevy York produce MARKET.

NIW OOIN, MUIVl Z,
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Quicl nuu stc"ul Nl,'uiS ~ A.'uia
" nttle more dSpoSeI 10 roa ,i., ea NE;
state; 80 @G doio rcommohito good extra ives
lelu anu ottuu " 70 N ~ -, 7INt :" :. IN ~
white wheat extra western my si1te % a. "a
Tor common 70 choice extra H. LOUIS mar
NJ tlu'tIs Ini'' H., .,., g. .,,,t..t aud ann
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Wholesale Discharge of Employees.

New york, March 4.
The Washington manufacturing COM
pany of Gloucester, New Jersey, discharged
seven hundred men yesterday, who asked
for higher wages. Accompanied by their
wives and children they surrounded the
residence of the superintendent at which
they hurled missiles of every description.
They threatened to fire the mill, but were
finally dispersed by the police after severe
struggle in which many heads were broken.
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The Ladies' Temperance Movement.

New York, Mar. !.
The temperance movement in Philadel-
phia rs lar ns regards the liquor laws,
seems dead owing to difficulties in the
way of enforcement. Nothing is heard
from the ladies' movement there to-day.
Al Worcester, Mass, the ladies' are divid-
ed upon 4 proper method Of gong to work,
and passed the day consulting, At Column
bus. Ohio, the ladies resumed their visits
to-day, closing the Zetler House bar. All
the saloons and liquor stores visited treated
the ladies courteously, but with the above
exception all declined to abandon the
trade. All were sung and prayed with.
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Town agent, Daniel w Taylor.
Auditors, George G. Hutcbins, Hosea II
Spaulding, Ephraim Y Dutton.
Overseer of poor, Warner Bates.
Grand jurors, Lyman II Hodgman.
Moses Hackett.
Fence viewers, Selectmen.
Pound keepers, Joseph ID Weston, Alon-
70 T Estabrooks.
Inspector of leather, Lewis Hawkins.
Tax voted, 81.
SUDBURY.
Moderator, James NJ Ketcham
Town Clerk, w p Hyde.
Treasurer, w p Hyde.
Overseer of the Poor, James X Foster.
Seectmen, o II p Ketcham, Dighton G
Kctcham, Scion Bressec.
Constable, Alonzo G Griffin
Listers, Fayette Holmes, Clancy L
Hewitt, Edward J johnson.
Superintendent of Schools, james NJ
Ketcham.
Town Agent. Royal w Pitts.
Auditors, G G Selleck, Andrew Webster,
Simeon Young.
Trustee Surplus Money, w PJ Hyde.
Fence viewers, James NJ Kctcham, Ly-
man Hawkins. Benona Griffin
Town grand juror, Fayettc Holmes.
Inspector of leather, A w Hyde.
Pound keeper, II Smith
Tax voted. not to exceed so cents on the
dollar.
WELLS.
Town clerk, II NJ Lewis
Treasurer, O II Hopson
Sclcctmcn J II Park, G A Parker, Yves
ley Rowe
Constable, II w Lewis
Lister. w Cooper, Il II Pember, Hiram
Francis
Supt of schools, L II Pember
Town agent. Nathan Francis.
Auditors. o r lIopson, Winslow Good
speed, n w Crandall.
Oversecr, ii Burton.
Tax was not voted from the fact that ii
was not put in the warning. The meeting
was adjourned to the oath inst, when ii
will be voted and some other business con.
sidcrcd
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DY TELEGRAPH.
UNITED STATES CorRT-Two BILLS FOUND
AGAINST EDWARD A. JEwETT

UNITED STATES corRT-Two BILLS FOUND
AGAINST EDWARD A. JEwETT.
BrRLINGToN, March A.
In the United States court to-day the
grand jury returned two true bills against
Edward 4 Jowctt- one for embezzlement
and one ior making false entries in the
books of tie collectors Office His trial
will commence on Thursday.
DEATH OF JUDGE HALL
Hon D L Ffeld, district attorney, an
nouuccd the death of Hon n X Hall,
United States district judge for west
ern New York. Aferappropsiaterc remarks
by Judge smallcy. the court adjourned in
respect 10 his memory.
VOTE or TIE cry.
Total vote, l,45i; c II Biodgett received
III for mayor; Lawrence Barnes, 6S3.
The vote last year was t,9i9, showing an
increase of 2l2 votes.
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Union Pacific Government Directors,

WAsHiNGToN, March A.
The President to-day appointed the fol-
loving government directors of the Union
Pacific railroad James + Wilson, Iowa !;
j II Willard, Nebraska John c S llar-
rson, Indiana John A Tibbetts, Connect
icut and Francis b Brewer, New York,
all for one year from March 18th, 1874.
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FIRST PAaE-A Racing Discussion; In
General Town Elections Mullett's Mas
sive Brain.
SECOND PAGE.--Editorial Brevities; Edi-
torials-"How" ID" Sudden Conversion /;
"Anoiher Judge Gone; Over the Gen
nesee Falls State County and Vicinity.
THIRD PAGE.-Dashes ; Locals Town
Elections Telegraph Markets
FOURTH PAGE. Poetry Whence Comes
the Poets Lay Chldren's Column; Agri-
cultural Column John in San Francisco.
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A FAMILY GATHERING The Wcstons'
had an interesting family gathering at
Chester few days since, There were ten
brothers and sisters present whose average
age was oyer sixty years OF those pres
ent were Mis-. Spaulding, Lucius, John and
+. NJ. of Rockingham, lliman Of West
minister, and Samuel y. of Chester.
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nnd,rs, ,rcmnernnce socie,y.

The ladies will hold a temperance meet
ing this afternoon at three o'clock, IN the
vestry of the Baptist church.
1t cannot be necessary to urge the wo-
men of Rutland to manifest by their
presence that they are ready and willing to
unite their prayers and efforts for the ac-
complishment of this object.
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LEAD Poison. William ii. Young of
Wardsboro, VT, died somewhat mysteri-
ously, last month, and his whole family
was sick, with the same symptoms that he
showed, his wife almost entirely losing the
use Of her limbs. A recent examination OF
the vinegar used by the family showed that
there was sugar of lead in it, and the cask,
which is supposed to have been once a
white lead cask. was coated with the poi
g. m. Suitable antdotes have been used,
am those of the family still living will re-
cover.
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Hiram Barton, Esq, has served the
town of SALISBURY 40 years as town clerl,
and on Tuesday last received his iiflicth
election.
Hen. Samuel H. Kellogg Of Pittsiord re
cciven his 4sth election as town clerk last
Tuesday.
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Some people that wear good clothes for
get TO pay FOL them. Such man is II. T..
Utlcy. He owes Allen & Drew, 81 Mer-
chants Row. Pay up or you will find your
name in nrint
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Destructive Fire.

BcsrON, March 4.
a fire broke ont shortly before / o'clock
to-day, in the Eastern railroad freight
sheds, East Boston The East Boston sec
ton Of the fire department being INSULT
cicnt to control the fire. II general alarm
was rung. The fire at 1l:30 Il IN was I'M
der control, but the loss will be heavy.
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bennington County.

SYNDICATE.
Town clerk, w b Randall.
Treasurer, w b Randall
Selectmen, h M Provan, Ralph Bent
ley , \ NJ Hamilton.
Listers, w b Randall, George Draper, }
+ Barber.
Town agent, Sherman Nichols.
Conftable, Willis Bentley.
Grand jurors, David Bentley, Sherman
Nichols.
Overseer of the poor, Moorehouse Ham,
ilton.
Fence viewers, w r. Hoyt, David Still,
Thomas Hayes.
Superintendent of schools, w - Hsmil-
ton.
Auditors, John Barber, w j Hamilton.
Parker lloyt
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Railroad Election.

CLEVELAND, March A.
At the election of the Chicago, Cincln-
natl and Indiana Central railroad thirteen
and half millions Of stock voted out of the
capital Of fifteen millions. The following
directors were elected having majority of
over 100000; IL Deyeraux, II b lIurl-
burt, Stilman Witt, X II Ranney, l. NJ
Hubby, w $ Otis, II NJ Shoemaker, w ii
Epson. ii L b Parsons, II ii Watson 5 J.
NJ Barlow. Butler Duncan and + Schuch-
ardt,
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BUFFALO, March 4.

Judge Halls funeral this afternoon was
attended by an immense concourse OF citl-
zens, including almost all members of the
bar and judiciary from this and neighbor-
ing localities.
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Arrival Of Troops at the Red Cloud
Agency.

New YORK, March t.
\ Cheyenne dispatch says all informa-
ton relative to Gen Smiths expedition to
the Indians at the Red Cloud agency is pro
hihtcd. tits stated the expedition arrived
there GA the 3l, All Indians left the
agency as soon 40 they heard troops were
en- route for that place, except Red Cloud
and few of his men, but it is not known
where they have gone.
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New YORK, March 4

New York, March 4.
Abby l. Merriam, daughter of the pub
Usher of Websters Dictionary, and resi-
dent of Springfield, Mass. committed
suicide to-day by jumping from n fourth
story window of the Del3rundage House,
water cure establishment in Madison
avenue, while laboring under temporary
fit Of insanity.
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Meetings, Amusemcnts, etc.

TODAY
Regular communication of Center lodge No.
81, Mt Masonic hall, at 1880.
Rutland grange Patrons OF Ilusbandry at 1870
p. IN.
Ladies' temperance meeting at Baptist church
at o'clock p IN.
SATURDAY.
Regular convention Of Vermont lodge Knights
OF Pythlas, at OddfcllOws' hall, Globe block, at
~ o'clock p. m.
Brandon grange OF Patrons of Husbandry at
~ O'Clock D. m.
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Prcsbvinrlans in COnncil.

NEw YORK, March a.
Negotiations arc pending between the
committee representing the reformed
church in America and a committee from
the general assembly Of the Presbyterian
church south. relative 10 an organic union
of these bodies. Meetings began Monday.
be reached. The meetings are secret
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From New York.
COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION.

COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION.
New York. March 4.
The emigration commissioners expenses
for the month Ut February were >:32 900.
BONDED WAREHOUSES.
Four large government bonded ware
houses have failed this week, owing TO the
falling off in imports since the panic Of last
September
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pubic school room III brooklyn has to
he frequently bailed out, being partly nm
derground, and on foggy days school has
to he dismissed for want Of light Accord
ing to the official report of the health or!
GERS, there "a hardly school house in the
city OF Broo,lyn decently ventilated.
car MAKERS STRIKE
The strike Of the cap makers is not end
ell notwihstaud some firm. assert that the
trouble is all over
COMMENCEMENT
The commencement exercises of the col
lego Of physicians and surgeons took place
last evening, The graduating class num-
bercd ST.
GIiAEp'9 Will.
The will OF the late james W Girard was
admitted to probate Yesterday. All his
children and grandchildren, brothers and
sisters, and servants are remembered in the
will, and in four colicils additions are
made to every legacy.
LABoRERa srnlHE-A MAN SHOT.
The laborcrs on the Brooklyn reservoir
works II mpstcad, T.. l., struck for in
creased wages. More than half We're ltal-
ians, who were willing to work nj the old
rates. The Irish and German laborers as
/ sautel and drove the Italians off, and
many were injured. Steam shoycls and
other machinery were broken. Police sent
to uucll the disturbance were assaulted and
for time driven Off. After shooting one
Of the rioters the rngleaders were captured
and the others discharged.
AN INTERESTING LAWSUIT.
The Tribune says case VIII he argued
in the supreme court of this state for this
county next Saturday, in which the United
States will be placed in the attitude of
lending public funds to sustain the ere lii
of a private banking house, while receiving
as security property, the title of the Dor
rover in part of which was questionable,
and the relations of the borrower to all,
which were of such nature that a leading
private banking house did not consider il
good security
wooDnULL AND CLAFLIN SUED.
The criminal suit for libel of Luther {
Challis against Mrs Woodruff, her sister
Clailin and her husband, Blood, wa
brought to trial in the court of sessions to-
day. A plea for delay by the defendants
counsel was denied AMI the impanneling OF
jury began. The defendants are now
without bail, their bonlsmen having sur
rendered them into the hands of the sheriff
and they must sleep in Ludlow street jai
until new surelics ere obtained.
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Quarrel Over Cards.

New YoRK, March A.
John b Cherry shot George Able dur
ing quarrel over cards in Macon, Ca
and then shot himself. Both will prob
ably die.
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Hudson Cleared.

ALBANY, March 4.
The river is clear of ice as far north and
south as can be seen from the city. 1t
passed off without accident.
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Masonic. There will be regular com
munication of Center Lodge No. "a, + IL
A M, will be held this Thursday evening
at 7;3g o'clock Also work on the second
degree. Members of the fraternity are
cordially invited.
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isni,se,l.

ALBANY. March I.
Owing to the falling off in the freight
business two out Of every ten men employ
ed do the West Albany connective depart
ment have been dismissed,
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TOWN. OrEICEas~ Es.EaBnD.
Es,Is;isaid Comfy

BENSON.
Town Clerk, l. Howard Kellogg
Treasurer, Daniel Crofoot.
Selectmcn. A 5 Bartholomew, f. W
Walker L L Smith.
Constable, IL NJ Southworth,
Listers, James Higgins, j Is Stiles. y Il
McAllster.
Superintendent of Schools. Royal D
King.
Town Agent. Daniel Crofoot.
Auditors, J J Howard j II Aiken. L L
Brown.
Grand Jurors. w L Strong, Horace Hall,
Luther Reynolds.
Tax voted, 90 cents.
cHITTENDEN.
Moderator, W O Harrison
Town clerk, II f Baird
Selectmen, \ Churchill, 4 l. Bruce, John
Baird
Ovcrscer, w O Harrison
Listers, l. | Winslow, Hiram Baird, w
O Harrison
Constable, Edwin Horton, 2d do, $
Tarble
Treasurer, II + Baird
Town agent, Patrick Mullen
Grand jurors, r O Dorr, Linus Edmunds
DANNY.
Moderator. a D Smith.
Town clerk, G Williams.
Treasurer, j C Williams.
Selectmen, j NJ Phillips, Ira Cook and
Z J Reed.
Overseer, G G. Herrick
Constable, G G Herrick.
Listers, l. g Paris, j + Nichols and A :
Baker
Town agent, Charles Il Congdon
Fence viewers, III Lake, J n Phillips and
o W Rogers.
Superintendent of schools. Eff Wright.
Auditors, II Congdon, J Paris and f
r Hawley.
Trustee, ] n Phillips.
Grand jurors, a ID Smith, j n Smith.
MIDDLETowN.
Town clerk. r r Woodward
Treasurer, E = Seamans
Seectmen, r Buel, G Gardiner, VI n
Paul
Constable, Albert A Greene
Listers, Edway Mehurin, w X Norpa,
NJ II Coy
Supt of schools, l. r Southworth
Town agent, Edwin Copeland
Auditors, S w Soutllworth, w X Nor
ton, Royal Coleman
! Tax voted, 80 cents.
Mt TABOR.
Moderator, j / Scott
Town clerk. NJ Barrett.
Selectmen, II " Lincoln, NJ Barrett, A
! /. Campbell.
Treasurer, G 5 Tabor.
Oyerseer, j. d Pember.
First constable, J Scott.
Second constable, ID G RjsdOn.
Listers, n e Nichols, a w Tarbcll, J
Scott
Grand jurors, j Scott, ID c IIisdon, II
w Lincoln
Trustee, ID II Lane.
Town agent, ii w Lincoln.
Superintendent of schools, NJ Barrett.
Auditors, l. p Howe, d II Lane, NJ Bar
rett.
Sealer, G S Tabor.
Howe.
PlTTaFlELD.
Town Clerk, Ira Holt, ,Ir.
Treasurer, VIM DAVIS
Selectmen, Lyman Parnenter, |. o Full
Ter, Geo w Sawyer.
Constable, l. b IioughtOn
Listers, l. b lloughton + Wing, ID v
Ranney.
Superintendent of Schools, l. ID Cox.
Town Agent Lyman Gibbs.
Auditors, Rufus Holt, G A The mas
Joseph Segar.
Tax voted, 20 cents.
SlIERBuRNE.
Moderator, Benjamin Markham.
Town clerk, Daniel w Taylor.
Treasurer, Lyman II Hodgman
Secctmen, Richard ID Estabrooks Lcayit
L Wood, Lyman II llodgman.
Constable, Edwin $ Cotton Cd do II l.
Madden.
Listers, John Johnson, Andrew Il Esta.
brooks, Jehial Webb.
i..i.. L 4
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Death of an Army Surgeon.

BALTIMORE. March 4.
Surgeon Josiah Simpson, of the United
States army is dead
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Brandon Town Election.

BRANDON, March 4, 1874.
Editor Of The Globe As rule | am
not in favor of taking up newspaper state
ments, and replying to them, but when |
see the truth knowingly perverted, and for
a future purpose too, then feel warranted
in replying. n. Il. Sprague, Jr., was de-
feated by fifty majority instead of only two.
A correspondent in the Rutland Herald
under date March Sd, states there was only
one regularly nominated ticket in the field,
which is literally true, bnt conveys wrong
impression. The old ring had their ticket
in the held not CIRCULATED nominated" but
nominated as it always has been, in some
sly place, and they had their votes all pre-
pared and printed. They further state,
that the successful party was composed OF
democrats and Good Templars, which is
true, but at same time good sound republi
cans were so thickly sprinkled in that the
staunchest republicans, need not have been
ashamed to he seen in their company. This
reform party was gotten up to overthrow
ring, who had countenanced,i 1T not order
ed, the keeping of town grog shop where
SO, 745 worth of liquor has been peddlet
out the past year, $4,000 of which wa
needed by the parties spending it, to buy
food for their families, which our business
men were trusting them for, while the!
spent their cash for rum.
One who has always voted the Republi
| can ticket.
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DEATHS.

GIPSON--In Rutland. March2. Eddie Walter,
son OF George NJ. ana Libbic NJ. Gips0n, aged 4
months.
Funeral from the residence OF Mr Glp3on on
West street, at o'clock. this Thursday after
noon.
BISSELL--In Stockbridg2 March /, Augustus,
son OF George A. Il. Bisseu.
CULIINAN-Tn Arlington, March T. infant
son OF Phillip AID Mary Culllnan.
DUNN-In Arlington, March2, Thomas Dunn,
aged Sc years. lie was among the leading men
CT the Catholic denomination IN that town.
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FKANKFOKr, MICh.. NepI ID T9.,I.
year ago had Il bad cough from the Ca
tarrh which had got in my throat. tried a
good many things but got nothing to do me any
good until used your Golden Medical N.scUN-
| cry and DR.. SageS Catarrh Remedy They
| cured me in three months, for which ! am very
| thankful. AMOS FISHER.