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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08
SrATE OF VERMONT.

- NteNANNN"H aH''
In Probate Court hsai q Aaatlsi,sf 80 - -
Dlstrist on The Jst lay 81 Aaausf. \ y -
WiilLam stone .-l7lnisirai0l u iie satstl a .tn
eaton 10 SAD Coart n eriass ~ lesss = - ~ a ~
real Of said dsssassi % ~ p -....t Z.
lime SITUATED Ia tahot. saAl liit4 nuass1'a asA 30
sale II an except the hliesinali q 'ataeasIf ~ ~
n1rnt 81 the debts % sali dftaHi4iI ~ So - 50
the homestead would ~ tsiieH. ai n 80 a+la 80
shllsireu Mhefcuian. u l. ullaiut tI ssi isIt AZ '
apllcatson be referred - sesr-a ileff. q p p 'a 2 ~
rrabair Onice, To- said Auiilala4i 90 a. ~ 49, ~
iaulasf, A. D. $50 ~ hsaIlll ail iass4 iAatN ti
ID i further orlertd, that ali lrsot.H nf'1ai'a. T. ~
hereof, bY puhllaiiln - nilN ~ fl4i A ~
onlcr thercun, three vet4s sa',esAteil q -
Natchlnan a state touII4l, nrafiaIH
Montpelier, ami ehich c.rfNtsifs ~ e. aNt = -.
tiinse Interested, leleie All tn "a aIaie1, 30 ~ 80
anla1r said time eni rIlIu anai n ~ 80 HNH' -
lect thereto. ny Us t..iii Alfas. . 49,
$3.50 hAhfEi aAAtHAH fNtNt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

WINDSOR Colonel Hiram Harlow, Of this vii
lage, while putting new furnace into his house
on Monday, discovered small vault under the
hearth in one of the rooms on the first floor and
in the vault were some twenty thousand dollars in
bills Of the old Windsor bank, which failed in
1898. Colonel IIarlow's house used to be occupied
by Rufus Emerson the cashier OF the bank, and
he probably deposited them there for some pur-
pose or other, and perhaps forgot their existence
The bills were Of various denominations fiyes,
tens twenties and hundreds, and most Of them
so eaten with mould that they could not be pre-
served. Mr. Marcus d. Gilman, of Montpelier,
has secured some Of them for preservation and
the collections OF the Historical Society
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

s,rATE OLE NrnMnNr.

In frobAte Cont heid a. MHnilsIiff vs. HI| N.I d..
trri, On the an day Of ssfisfni-f' q VI
John NJ. French adiniulstraflf ~ fUf ralsHH CT ii
French, late OF harrH. in sald itiatfHf.
pliraiion 20 said C1nri "a wniils o. IHafaaF g.
real estate Of sald DECREASED eAffqf No. IIalf a. ~
Including the hoflssiesa aus frsefsAaIl = .Aaa
Ing that the sale thereof 4 fff ffstHff 90 NHf NI|H
debts aud expeusrs q Aduinlaiiafalu - fT H1s HH
deceased, AMI that thf sale ~ rif HIffst1f|
ehciai 90 the widow and thad ~ sala i1IIHaH M
severance Of the huu.cscad Nnuti is iUflIHe W
trresiesi Ia the remainder. MhtfeaftIn a . HIH'l
Court that said Application De- ffifTiUH o. a'HfH
Ia be held AZ thu Probate oniF. pa sstl |IlIa.
2sth day Of september. A 10 ISIS i.1 fHl'i
thereon; AMI. u b farther lfls1sai. ifat "a at
tere-ie,i be- notines hereof. hs rg'llattiE O. a.
Application and order theresa liIift nFlta
the Vermont Wachnian A STATE lauflfi p N
ished at Montpelier, aIsd whi0h err lIsils
eOod Of those Interested. t~f1Ie s1Hi f'fH ~ 'H
they may appear al said time and |isis. fHA
can ubi llr ~ l.Irf
HARVEY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

WoNEN's TEMPERANCE CoNvfNTioS The frst
annual meeting Of the Womens Christian Tenn
per,nce Union Of Vermont will bee holden at Rut-
and, on Tuesday September 2Sth, 1875. It is de
sired that each auxiliary union send five delegates
all other wonens Temperance organizations are
invited To send two delegates each Ia towns
where there are no temperance organizations,
churches are cordially i.vited to send one dele
gate each. The objects To be considered at this
meeting are a review Of the general and special
temperance work Of the state during the PAST year,
to plan work for the future to amend the consti-
tuition, In elect officers Tor the coming year, and
10 act upon any business that may be brought
forward Al women interested in temperance
are cordially invited to attend Accredited dele
gates will be entertained free
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

lW LApus or MoSrrFtlKR and vicinity are
invited TO can ut $. 5 Towner's millinery and
fancy goods store, and examine the elegant per
i1me called Amamntos or Queen Of White Il lis
mot liquid, but comes in boxes For handSer-
chief perfume it is unsurpassed rs a face or
glove powder, il is pronounced by ladies who
have used it, IN be the best ever offered to the
public I,is not injurious to the skin For sale
only in Montpelier by $ 5 Towner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

In Probate Court. hrd af Neni fIaf afHH gu
District the alt Hlg 81 AHNu.i. A. On
Samantha A. Cove. guariiIn Nf Casa B t.|aat 900
=. uoyc, daughter 81 niieIf q iI.e. ~ iast Hf
pgler. la said district. DECREASED. nilkHs a.'i|iHa
t0nft for iceu-e o. -fii d. fHilHfira 'TI'IFI
of her said wards, % uu AZ Nilif fliaH. li.l eaN
In The homestead aft 0u o. fiH lfHii fsias
said wants and hersil ftffesiIiIis 4l f tall HHa IH
the purpose Of putting tie pfsssis q suit sI - 1s
Investing the same Ia siiaks ni fgti lstafF aaHAi -
fetal Ia said wnuis Miirrrur4u. - Be- Il1fHIf HH a4
that said application De- fyfrfrai iia7lef
held az Tie lfihafe Glof, iu sstl Mtifa.tq tI 74
day Of september, a H. lsih far fltlItf siI aaHaH
thefeoni And. b flither nnif 50 ihHf l fsHfs
ested be- notified hereof ~ ruti iitu "a HIHF a 1924
pncatinn aud order there,tn fhfre uHsaa 'H
Vermont Waterman state ilFrual i.aIHa'ai at $50
Teer, before said time uf ufafuai lial AfN aIaH H
said time and place and, Il iisf eae-s oN0l aI0a
fy The Court Affect
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

A SCARF Early one morning last week, while
il was yet dark gentleman Vi Waterbury was
called out towards the Center on professional
business, and when he had reached Bryauts
woods, lying between Colbyyille and the center,
some one called out TO him, Hold on there, and
as he thought, tried to catch his horse by the
bride Seeing, in the darkness, a couple of men
in the road, he put the whip to his horse, ran
against one Of them, aud made away from them
at full speed. 1t was reported as an attempt at
highway robb ry, But it turned out that couple
Of men, well known at the Center, had occasion
to come to the street at that early hour, and when
in the woods, noticed that something was wrong
with one OF the wheels Of their buggy, and they
had got out to see to it, when the other gentleman
came along, and they only sang out to him to
keep themselves from being run over They were
greatly amused at the scare they had perpetraied'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

Mr. JED HYDE a farmer residing in Fast Geor-
ga, In attempting to cross the railroad track at
Milton Falls, Thursday morning last, was struck
by freight train and seriously, II not fatally in
jufed. His horse was so badly injured that il
was shot to end its misery, and his wagon was
made complete wreck. Mr.. Hyde was thrown a
number of feet, striking upon his head aud
shoulder, cutting them upon the iron rail in q
frightful manner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08
Drahs

in re'ehau. Aasas 81. LyNt,s WATTS. srsi 3, y.,r,
ln Iarieiek. August %. MEnoA g.. FiELn ss,i q
lp Bslua sepienhei LJrLus riirLrs. as,i % years
in Glover, Auguii 81. SARAH CLARK. wife e NJ Aiss
ander hosue agcl 20 years
~ Waterbury, seutsmhef nir infaaf dsugtirr = Nr.
and Mrs Mihe Manuug. astl months
ln East Montpelier. August 3D. q sns4iasf fffY
GOULD, willow u The late hrluau tsauIi
ln West Randolph August l0 ~ auhsHrtfiI.u " D.
NALl~hi HN, son " ? D. SALISBURY. agei ~ years
iu Tsuytown, y w. August u.s. - r5aasnmniian ftffA
r. danghiet " y Winaur snd iuly O. -taIIsrt fIfri
" herlln, agtsi - Years
~ last Monilelsr August IS ~ consumption. iItrrff
= tl iLEh, wife " Mf tNnou Cutler ald inu. isf ~
ffenit,s " and Marion " shsIaid. asei o lsais ard b
months
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

MNN STREET -1he lower portion of Main
'uee' begins to look complete again, and the traces
VI 'ne lire hend are fast being covered mp. The
Staging has been removed from French & Bruce's
"o" block and now the buildings on the west
sue Oh the street present fine appearance, con-
N's'ns strongly with the many shaped structures
"u,eh formerly stood there. Hyde & Fosters
Vn'ulhs is rapidly progressing, as is also that of
WI bacon We wish the opposite side of the
s''ee' might be as completely rebuilt After ALL
.''e hFe has been productive of incalculable good
10 our to,rn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08
STATE or VERMONT

In Probate Court held ~ huuiIFifl Hatl1 fHa e.
district on the 9th day ~ sgfiHHiIff. a. 10 lH.I
sylyanus Daniels suaniian - ~ nt1iaa ~. N
Daniels, dAnghlsrs Of flkusifr uslflt talf "A A'.
IN said District, dctasslii urtArs alliei. p 49,
for license sell the inlfniuI lfsilIIsN ls HsNH|t
aid wards 10 vii Az tisiI liatis ii'a 1lI .faIss
real estate 81 which SAID ffHsiar iisNifp i Hf 10
posaesssd eNcelains theif rlh q naHaasil.l .i 'f
The fcversion u dover thffin frriFafiiI ia4N i1H
thereof for the purrasr q ptiiila no i|HfH a so ~
at interest of Investing The "a eafH 81
wouid he beneficial b sahi ualis lsFlHlsa.
defed hy said Court that sali trlataiHN ~ IIfIH
a session thereof to h. Ncih a ils fitae 90
Montpelier the tth day f ~sl4eaaitl = ttt Ia
hearing and drci-luu thrfeoH AMI. "a b tlfIaI f1saHI
that all persons Interested ~ udtlisi tis'f p 't
u notice Of hai ApflrAttlu AMI U4ill f9H N aHlNp
successfully la the Neaiuur a. Ilalan l||aa
published al Montpelier, tffofs sall tias = ta1. 90
they may appear IA saAi iiiiia aiai lsE. aHt a D. -
cause object thereto, ~ a. laa1t 49,
1871 A IINNHN. aNIH|f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

MAGNnIcENr SPECTACLE the chariots
ears and cages in Forcpaugh's great street parade
aie new, and elegantly adorned With gilded stat
ucs tie horses are all pumed drivers uniformed
aud the tr1pping- ion elephants, camels etc, were
imported from Paris The flags and decorations
alone cost twenty-five thousand dollars, and full
le.imental band enyen the scene with martial
music See this holiday parade on the morning
n show dav. Sentemher 19th
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08
PERSONAL NOTICES.

Ever. body in Montpelier will remember Timothy
Handn the leader of the most mischieyous gang
Of young Burglars ever known in the state lie
is now working on lasting machine, and Mr.
Lull says that the imprisonment has done him u
great deal of good, aud he thinks that Tim has
become sincere Christian All the prisoners ere
obliged to attend worship in the neat chapel, every
Sunday morning. and there is Sabbath-schoo
every Sunday afternoon. Tim attends regularly
and seems deyouty interested Aware St John
who was sentenced with Tim, was released short
time ago Tins mother now resides Ia Windsor
and he will be released in November TIE other
prisoners from Washington county Lawrence
Robinson and Wheeler. are behaving themselves
we'll and endeavoring to gain as much time as
possible The state now takes off FIVE days from
every month for good behaviour, and also gives
prisoner dollar mouth till the total sum is one
hundred dollars
The most notorious criminal Of course, IL
Phair the Rutland murderer lie is at work in
the shops upon sole leather, aud looks forward 10
his awful fate with c,lmuers, although he doesn't
seek the consultations OF religion. The prisoners
can now have n chaplain OF their own denomna-
ton IL they wish The directors allow the pastors
of the various churches in Windsor 10 act as
chaplain in turns, each taking three months SER
vice, and Rev. MIR. Taylor, the Episcopal rector,
now has his turn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

A GENrLfAfAN and three ladies were enjoying
themselves one week ago Friday, in boat ride
ON what is called the Smith mil-pond, in STATION
They had been the whole length of the pond and
were returning, when, only short distance from
the landing, the boat commenced 10 Till and they,
becoming frightened. rushed to the back end OF the
boat and were all precipitated into the water.
Three Of them were rescued. The fourth, young
lady from We-tfed, Massachusetts sank TO Il
watery grave Everything was done to bring her
10 life, but OF no avail Her remains were carried
to her home in Westheld.
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S,rArr on NrnMnNr.

In Probate Court. bold ~ Ms|iHsi.ff asIa IIa|H
the 2sih day Of August, a n I'D.
Samuel krlian etetnli = ttf aati sll ial i'lll
Paul Hathaway, lat ui tasi h0iiifflaf .r asI I1FI
ceased. presents his aiiilifisffsf aiaaHI ~
and ALLOW nnce, and make srfllsfsa o. idat
button and partition q ihf estate % tati aaNI "
upon. iti by -sil tfiiliI liaff stIa s
application he referred "a a. H0aslaf fsf1rf a II I
Probate Offre, in ssii Mauipfliff Nl9 NH HaI -
tember, 4. d lsi', for heaflfE aul alai.'a 'iaa H
Is further ordered, that nuiiIr hTff1f H. Ef7H q
Interested hy ruhiigittln ~ DE- fHHu tHaIa
successfully IN the NsfuHuf Watrhnisa siHae tlla
q newspaper Published A. MduiHsliTf fIH.iIa A. afa
appointed for hrtfing, ilai illi aIrFal ft sa
and place, ami show cause II fiiHe HHNH
account .huud not i~ HllfHs3i. aH1 iIa f0a'sa
~ The Coat tfisi
g4ssis lHtrN uelefa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

MNs,Awuri RAILROAD 1heannuai meeting Of
this railroad held at Newport, last week, resulted
As we had supposed 1t would In a complete tn-
umph for the Raymond faction The following is
list of the directors elected r n Hall Of
Sherbrookc, Charles Brooks Of Lem xvlle :.
Poster Of Stanstead, Emmons Raymond, Of Bos-
ton. Thomas phan, Of Boston L. Robinson, Of
Newport Warwick Blodgett, Of Boston g.. G..
Brown, Of Boston, and I. Lee ferril Of Baustead
The first are reductions The last four are new
members in place Of Albert knight, d X sort
well, r. NJ Weld aud b Z Cheney A majority
If the votes WAS east by President Raymond alone
on proxies The result is not generally satsiac-
Tory u the Connecticut and Passumlsic railroad
stockholders
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

lMiRovENENTs-W T. Adams, the well known
merchant Of this village, is changing the upper
portion OF his building on State street lie is put
uhs on fiat roof, and is to cover it with tin.
iAi' is sensible idea, as it will produce better
looking building, and afford more security against
fire
The Gas Company have nearly finished the
ne" tenement house, erected by them near their
works, on the Berlin side OF the river
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

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O. etNHatE IHtlanIa. I.I
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

NEisHIRE. The last week has bceu one Of
unusual mortality. Five persons in town, or be-
longing there, having died, besides tWoat Ely the
mining village. The deaths were, first Henry
Norris, Of consumption, son OF Alfred Norris, aged
thigty-six years. Then August 80, of typhoid
fever, lmogene, wife of Nelson Bartholomew,
aged about twenty -four years. September ?. Err
nest A., sou Of Asa and Viola Brown, aged three
years. September 1, suddenly, Of a chronic lung
disease, MN Susan Phillips, an aged lady sep
TENDER 8 Of consumption, John T. West aged
twenty-thrce years and eleven months.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

TifE BURLINGTON SESriSFr4 The Burlington
Sentinel Is the only democratic daily newspaper in
the state Of Vermont It's aim is 70 be lively and
nowsy, aud give fun attention to state and local
matters It will advocate to the best Of is ability
the principles Of the democratic party, and it is
the intention Of the proprietor during the coming
state and presidential campaigns, by the employ
mcnt Of able political writer's, to make ii worthy
the patronage Of the democracy Of Vermont and
northern New York Terms, two dollar for three
months eight dollars per year Orders should be
addressed 10 A y Merchant Burlington, VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

ihit remedy Intended for popular use should be, not
only thoroughly reliable and scientific but incapable OF pro-
dnp dangerous results. The treatment Of Old lingering
co@piHnfs - necessarily proirlced and deleteTious
drugs are taken into the system for long time they
accumulate, and do harm than good. Dr. Wheelei's
COMPOUND Ihxir Of rhusphates and Casayh, containing
elements of the TISSUES, repairs diseased bone muscle and
nerve and renews constitutional Yigor in the
daily food, with liability ~ injury. II
Ice taken u all fous uf debility In the young aged with
positive certainty of psftuaucuf benefit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08
STILL ANOTHER CAPTURE,

Sheriff Bailey was destined not to enjoy the
rest he desired, for the plans which he had been
laying for the capture of the remaining members
of the gang eliminated sooner than he expected,
and on Monday morning. having received a tele-
gram from New York that one more had been
arrested on Sunday, he left home and reached
the metropolis on Monday night. There he found
that the man was George Miles the one who was
with Alphonsos on the train below Rumney, n,
H., and who mysteriously disappeared when the
train was stopped after Alphonsos had jumped off.
lie is probably the member of the gang who CON
Quoted Cashier King to aud from the bank by
means of the natter tied around Kings neck and
to whose Irish brogue Mr. King alluded in his
testimony before the magistrate lie Is said be
the owner or part owner of the Breyoort stables,
in University place. New York, and of consider
able other property in the metropolis, lie has
lived in frst-class style, and Is said TO have
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08
Srarn az yrnao>l

- MAHfH|Nt|
In Probate Court heii A. laltfsiaa a laI. ilIl.i
The a. iay II ~afffiul~f A a. NHt
John tynde, silninaifatae
Liiuf late - MuIlnsirHu. eaN IaH
ceased presents W. aduHrHtlsaaIa sIHaIaHI tT
ton amt allowance arI HnaNfH N
ceased Mhrreulsu. u B. aHiHrfsi Hf IHsI IHa.H a'
accnunt and sad auflIati 81 fH'HIa Hs'.I
10 be held ~ ie IOWA iisi. ID a .IIal1aa - "a. o.
lrct, on The w. fhun-laf Of n'fraar q rN
bearing ami dfiIsHn NlrfHH. HaHN
ierei. that noiicv hdls1f b. f.tiH 81. u
hy publication Of thf slnH IiI.Hf HH..H
Vermont Msifhinau a IaHHnsI ar|fH.aIHa Wv.
iished At Mnutnfilff, lfe1 bros fa 500 t.ls H.
hearing that tsfi appear af alNI H|Is
show cause, u ans ttig may hafa aHI saH| H. Hl.
not be allowed. and slfh iftfaf iItfiH
asa7 fkNf.r 49,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

MIDDLrsEN. Norris Wright has just threshed
two hundred aud ten bushels of oat', grown on
two aud one half acres--eighty- bushels to the
acre Who beats that
The selectmeu have donea good job in cutting
down the ledge across the highway leading from
Burtts hotel to the Narrows bridge, near J. C..
Ieland's residence, making a nice, level piece Of
road, In place Of two sharp hills.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08
Ho, for MOnipelierl


NAH fInE rnAlNs-enNNp rnocp'sioN-rafr
BALLOON A~cfNsioN--rw0 uHANr rNufnuioNs
OF Tiif GRrAr ronrrAtDn SNOW
onr readers, Ia town and country will bcat in
mind that on Monday Che 18Th foropaughs great
one thousand man aud horse power mcuagehc
hippodume, museum. etc. 3. to exhibit at Mont
pelicr. The large and beautiful meadow " Mcssrs
Cross and Heath. on Barre street has been en-
gagged for the show ground The Wells River and
Montpelier trains will stop directly Opposite the
canvas The road will also carry passengers at
half fare on that day and arrangements are being
effected with other roads to do likewise The
grand free balloon ascension will take place
during the forenoon, Immediately after the close
Of the street procession Speaking Of the street
parade, read what Foincys Philadelphia Pres
recently said Of it, It will not be les. here than II
was in the city Of brothorly love-
The statcliest procession that ever gmcod the
city Of Philadelphia passed down our highways
this morning No Roman triumphal entry, no
victorious pageant " Ccsars, can be compared to
1t. The glittcring banners, the many brilliant
colors, the Haunting flags and the gdcd carving
and figures, made our streets rich In gorgeous
hues, aud Won the admiration Of all bcholders
1t was, indeed the paragon Of pandes-a scene II
unparalleled grandeur.
A scene wherc. II god should EAST hi. .ishi.
god rnighi gaze and wonder with delight
\ noble and magnificent specimen ~ carriage
work led this spcctace-the golden ear of muses.,
towering high in the air. aud glittering like
Furnished throne, with rich and symmetrical
figures carved from it, massive sides. aud occu.
pied by positive rarity ON our streets most cx-
cellent cornet hand Long ere the chariot hove in
sight tho air was filled with clear strains Of beau
tful music-minglcd with the melody Of joyously
sounding chime bells which occupied prominent
position in the grand procession-and, drawing
nearer, made it plainly evident that we we're be-
Ing RECALLED by masters. not by amateurs, each Of
whom wore
HANDSOME GRAY RBaAiiA.
1t was an appropriate beginning to the grand
scene which ensued The camels are coming
the camels are coming" And 50 they were, four
teen in number, with that motion 50 ludicrously
still and slow, drawing an open cage filled with
rich plunged excite birds Anon came
Frvr rLErnANr.
all harnessed to chariot elegantly designed and
appropriately constructed Then came a long line
Of palace cages, surmoun.ed by beautiful
srANcLED BANNERS ASD FLAGS,
with drivers In uniform and horses plumed Such
horses too. Magnificent animals fun u energy.
with ear. prcltol mp, paving the streets, and ca
ger for run. No similar display Of fine horses
have we ever seen before Next came splendid
pony team eight in number driven hy decidedly
modern lehu. lad OF dozen Year,. drawing
beautiful cage upon the top Of which the full.
sized figure Of an acrobat was performing his al
most miraculous gyations, evidently moved by
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

DISASTROUS CoNFIAGhATIoS.- extensive
wooden mill at Cayendish owned by Robert Fit
ton, was totally consumed by fire on Monday
morning by this loss one hundred and thirty
operatives are thrown out Of employment The
loss is about si50 900; insurance, $4,000
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