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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-06
PIANOS Dbl FlMOSO PABRICAlTB STINWBG.

Fabcados expamente los 6pos estos pianos esan
erro Sc de fabca
Los vcales enen octaas to 87 c6nmetro)y
disposition obcua de las cuerda los hace cmpet
pianos COLA Precos de $3.50 700 los de cola de $500
deles los unicos agntes Meyer Cardd31 For
taleza 31-"La Voean
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-06
Almacen de Mercanc1as
DE SEVERO BASTON
45-SAN FRANCISCO-45
PUERTO.R RICO.
r ~ e n TO. RICO.

Mrcanca recbdas recnnente Oapores Ponce Puerto Rc
beygGntines SanO1G Asupscon de Maestro SeNor0.
En- amacen haaran hoy compdores po mayor
variao sudo de mecancfas puede darse dos los
bene6co obtenidos los meados de Europa
taias facildades pudean obten plaza,
Tambe1 encuenran mmo amacen de herro b
hasta Ge S12 13 cavo de tone aeta q pugaa
hero oparadi 5-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-06
VILLA DE PARIS
F0RTALEZA 40.

PO1ainaa, botas, zapatas sbotinctos para senoras
uihas nnos recibidos de Paris el 8 del coriente.
PuertoRico, Mayo Is de 1875. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-06
AL PUBLlCO.

Sc ha estahecdo en- este pueblo ell Dr. d. Juan Dio-
nsio Iturno quien ofrece al p1blico servicios
su profession M6dico-qurdric ica.-Lares, Abril IL de
1875. 9-10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-06

Segun disposition del Gobernador Brit6nieo en- loA
dias de correspondence para Europa las cartas Sc
traeran este Consulate hasta la del ia sin nul-
ia hasta las con multa de 10 centavos Dor car
ia, excepto las que echen el buzon con os seoe
ingteses necesarios -.
Cuando Ell franqueo es forzoso Y las oartas puestas
en- 81 buzon no son anqueadas pueden ser enviadaa
pOr ell vapor ingl6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-06
Liceo de San Juan,
TET u An as.
ENSENANZA.
ENSENANZA.

Todas las materias de instruction primaria, COM
prendiendO en- elias la GeograGa Universal descriptive
COsmografa, Cronologfa historia Universal, par
ticular de Espana:
INSTRUCTION SECUNDARIA.-Co -Comercio Te-
neduria de ibros Ingles, Frances y Matematcas.
ALUMNOS-Se admiten pensionistas, medic pen
slonistas externos.
ESTIPENDIO DELANTADO.-Pensio-
nistas, pOr trlmestre. --..,...~,........... $75
Medic pensionistas (de 8 de la manana as
de La noche,) tambien por trimestre ..-.... 81
Medic peasionistas Ode 8 de la manana IA de
la tarde,) por trimestre Observation-Disclosures. SO
Externos, por instruction primaria ..
Por cada ramo de la secundaria .--... )
Particulares, por cualquiera materia excepto
Comercio y Tenedur1a de libros. .
Comercion y Tenedur1a de libors, ,por toda en-
sehanza. 50
HORAS DE CLASE.
INSTRUCTION PRIMARIA.
De IL de la manana.
De de la tarde.
INSTRUCTION sECUNDARIA.
De 8 de la mafana.
DE 2 a de la noche.
NOTA.-No Sc hara rebaia alguna en- los precios
estabecidos nj descuento por los das que los ninos
falten q las classes.
San Juan de Puerto Rice, Mayo ii de 1s75.-El
Director, Ruperto Rivera Colon. S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-06
Consulado BritAnico.

La correspondence cierra en- este ConsuladO los
dias siguientes:
Para Inglaterra, Espaha
Francia, Alemania, toda
EuTopa, Asia, santhomas, Ella6lsy
Pacffco, TERRA Rrms las
Colonias Inglesas.
Para la Habana Meico. Ell dia 49,
Ia Plata. IA ua ga
Para santO Domingo. Los daa ? 16.
Para las Estados. .TTn;dos Via de Santhomas por q
americanoel 1916 Ia
poro 10. Es+odoo .T1nsdo. Dia q
+ : = Via de Jamaica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-06
LLOYD DR PURRTO-RICO.
SOCIEDAD DE SEGUROS, CON-
IRA RIESGOS DE MAR so.
RRE FACIURAS, APROBADA
POR Ell SUPERIOR GOBIERNO'

OapAttAA AAhmAe0OO que 1utOrtZam HOO
hrnass ., que fOrmam Ia COmDaEhf0. sim
peE1uiciO del capital enGradO en- csa
ia. 80 = 80 -
Verdad clardad Sc encOntrar&n en- todos los actoa
de esta 6til asociaeion
VI que desee entrar, en- las operaciones de su ins
tituto, puede acercarse la oicEa. donde ad6urir6
totos los datos que estime le seran sunni
nistrados sin rodeos.
Premio de SECURE viajes de travesia. el nismo
que cargan las companies europeas
I'll preinio en- ell cabotale, es el m6dico de &pS 20.
bre mercanclas 70
sobre las monedas acuhadss de orc plata p.S
.stos typos tlenen sus variaeiones segun las epoca9
ercunstancias de la nave
Se gratifcara al asegurado con el Dor mil sobra
los vaores que fguren conocmiento: except6ass de
esta regla al cabotaje.
Horas de o6oina de 10 de la mafiana de IL AZ
de la tarde
Gale de Tetuan n6mers 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-06
Muebles de venta.

I'm juego de caoba para sala magnifco ropero,
un espejo lavabos otros obetos. I'm la Administra
cion del BoLET1N informaran 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-06
MIGUEL SAlNZ,
CALLR DR San FRANCISCO AZ Y San JUSTO 81.

Consane surdo de mercanc Igesas Fancess Aemanas Sui
Begas Espanoas tedos de odas cases aru o
tasfa.
Venta comson de tods los ar dchos ramos
Sombfeto de Panama. Jpjapa Antoqufa
Venas graudes compradores
espec;asnte &c los antiques relscionadosde casa.
renuegan los sudos crgamentos ecben
ne pof e'o; los 5aqass de va Dc yapor que pro-
c,deaes deIo' piasg Europa esan ese 2S36
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AFU3 So.

Pubiease peri6diOo los dommgo microbes
A. 10 exgen ccnancas repaTtense acances supementos
srlts los suscriptores.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08
Boston Produce Market.

MoSpAY. September 8. isss.
BuTrtR The marhct hn. gained strength our l,.i
report owing 20 falling IN rc,sipta the nfifsfs
are more favorable Ger The coming week The improvement
short, and are now wanted At 9'ts3s h ~ Nj Il ss.i b
understood ih'i what We class cocr Is lt n atifh
To- - respect, Mo.i that ha. b,,n arriving ha. bssf NOW
Or less of IN favor and Will not command within yea, u
Que fof choice New Yoft and Vermont sseii' 10 iiu
Mna except the best quality and perhaps the lowest grads
lhe -'Tond quality cumrtses Afrr portion q shat hs
cept at concessions. tair article of Western butter cell.
Ing ~ 22et.ie u No. ami when buyers cannot nnd The
De, drop down to me,im weseia air "a o. 1,.i,,r
e,rg , "a g e sa, az \, ~ ot We s'5 r,e io
CHEESE There has been weak tendency n chesae.
and most Of the sales last ben III stlea d
TO- This includes good clooe Western factory Ndrti'-
en- quoted M to u ac bui little b. sod Coz over
i1r and rs shippers are aoi Inclined to as ese H. W.
see no PROSPECT Of any advance in prices Tor seeks 90
EGGs-rhe market has ruel .teadv Win sales u Moth
EN- ran M to III bnt issi,efs eno.,is ss bib ss Il
quote. Dealers say that eggs, like good many other
don't clearly understand how That T.
POTATOES Our market Is ahundanty supplei VITA
potaoes and prices about low they H. from
he car. the sales have been a. eesso bushsl and ho.s
HAY NND STRAw~Ihere has been pfetty roo,i de.
mand for hay and all arriving has been placed fu
prices Choice Eastern Northern has been -od At sra
a. and medium gmdes 1T slsetD % Rye straw has
GRtIS-New oats have been arriving quite freely from
10, Mss ana me condition 81 The crop q poor eonpafe
m-e nld are scare and sell ~ eiegss, As 70 quality
Corn remains quite steady, but demand limited and the
saics have been confined 10 small lots al ,6tc u huse
lo miNtd and yellow Rye sll5 and shorts nne feed and
sae' could only be 9nei at liberal concession from Re-
cenl current lae, We look i95 hlsh prizes howsysr fer
secure choice winter wheat from which these brands
bought at s6lq and ohio Indiana and Michigan AZ siefs
barrel Fancy Minnesota brands are selling al 81
barrel for common and choice but the demand Tor all
kinds OF Hour Is confined To -nall jobbing lots
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

amassed fortune in robbery. Since the arrest Of
Tyson he has kept very shady" but Detectives
OConnor, Of New York, and Virgins Of Boston,
discovered that his residence was at No 500 West
tifty-hith street and kept watch there until mid
day, when Miles, in his shirt sleeves and wearing
hat over his eyes ventured out to purchase a
newspaper lie was Immediately bounced upon
and ironed, almost before he was aware Of the
fact At first he affected surprise and demanded
the nature " his offence, but soon changed his
tactics, and asked the detectives to name their own
price for his release Failing in this direction, he
next attempted resistance, but he was speedily
put into t. coach and driven to police headquarters
just as he was, the detectives not deeming 1t pru-
dent to allow him to return to his house for his
coat The arrest Of Miles will he peculiarly graf
Tying to sheriff Bailey for he has always re-
sented the unceremonious departure which that
gentleman took on the day Alphonsos was cap
tured, and has always hoped that he might have
an opportunity some day to shake hands with him
and ask him why he didn't say goodbye"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

THR illsroRY or Cons CHuRcii, from its Origin
to the Present Time. BY Enoch Pond, d. d. of
Bangor Theological Seminary, Maine.--This is
volume Of one thousand and sxty-six pages, pre-
pared by DIR. Pond as the results of his careful
studies as teacher Of ecclesiastical history, and
to meet want which he, in common with many
Others, has felt of some reliable Church history,
within brief compass, which should cover the
whole ground, and be adapted to the common
reader. This work OF DIR. Pond supplies a real
want, II gives us the story of the Church's his
tory from its very beginning ON earth TO the pres
ent time, in clear, simple, concise and comprc-
hensive form, lie is careful honest, reliable
writer, so that his statements can be taken as
yeritable history. We know Of no work, covering
the same ground, which contains in so small a
compass and In so readable form the history of
the Church 1t is especially adapted to the wants
of Sabbath-school teachers and scholars, and all
Christian families. II is sold by subscription
The general agent of this work for New England
is now in Montpelier and proposes to visit many
OF our towns, to give all who desire an opportunity
to supply themselves with this excellent work.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

NoETHFlELp-lhe Central Vermont Camp Meet
ing Association had their annual gathering, on
their grounds at Mortified, commencing Tuesday,
August 3lst, and ending Tuesday, September It'll.
The first few days Of the meeting the weather was
intolcrably hot and the roads so blindingly
dusty, that the attendance was smaller than or
binary but q smart shower, the last of the week,
together with the increasing interest of the oc-
casion, served to draw out a large attendance,
and Saturday and Sunday the services were fully
attended Indeed, on Sunday the seats calcu-
lated for thirty-fye hundred were well filled with
attentive listeners. The order throughout the en-
tire camp meeting WAS eXcellent-notably so on
Sunday. Rev Isaac McAnn Presiding Elder Of
Montpelier District, preached sabbath forenoon,
Rev H. w. Worthen OF Concord, n H.. In the
afternoon and Rev Alonzo Webster, D. d. of
South Carolina, in the evening. At six o'clock,
p NJ, n temperance meeting, under the auspices
Of the ladies of Mortified was held at the grounds
and was largely attended and ably addressed
We understand the association were much pleased
with their plan of hiring one man to have charge
of the carrying of passengers, and voted to con-
time the plan for another season. They also
passed a vote Of thanks TO Mr. Noodry their eff
cient policeman to whose valuable labors was
largely due the order and decorum universally at
tendant upon this session.
The Mortified National Bank has chronon-
eter lock
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

EAST CALAs.-A Willie, youngest son Of T. X.
George, harness maker, sat upon the foot-bridge
crossing A. N. Goodale's dam, intent upon the
fishing of playmate he fell into the water some
eight feet below. Mr.. Goodale's gate being open
at the time the little fellow was being rapidly
drawn toward the Hume, when by the presence Of
mind and dash Of Mr.. Royal Cunningham, who
was at work near by, and heard the playmate's
screams and plunged in to the lads rescue, he
was taken from the water he went down for
the last time. Prompt treatment and restoatiyes
set him right in a few hours.
ID. b. Fay has commenced the erection OF a
new two-story building, for a store aud tenement,
upon the site Of the old tin and hardware store Of
Wing 4 Ridout.
During match game Of base ball between
the second mines of the Clumsies. Of No. TO-"
and the Crescents," of East Calais, on Saturday,
Melvin Ietchout, of the former club, fell upon one
OF the bases in such manner rs to so seriously
sprain his left knee that he could not be removed
TO his home till the next day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

RoYALroS AT a meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, Of this town, Frank W.
Smith, George A. Fisher, Amos Lamb and NJ S.
Adams were chosen delegates tn represent the
Association at the Young Mems Christian Assoca-
ton State Convention, to be held in Royalton, on
the 1Ih, lith aud 18th in-ts Horace r Allen
was chosen delegate to represent the First Con
gregatonal church, and John = Dursee, the Sec
ond Congregational church OF I;oyalton at said
state convention. The above delegates extend n
most cordial welcome to all delegates from the
various associations and churches who may be ne
credited to the convention. Places Of entertan-
ment will be assigned to delegates, on application
to Horace +. Alltn, at rooms at the post office
Six united, by profession Of faith, with the
First Congregational Society in this place. on the
9th inst and five children were baptized
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

PROBATE COURT.-'rhe following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District OF
Washington, during the week ending September
9Th 1873. July 81, Francis Paquin's estate, appli-
cation for license to sell real estate referred to
September 2sth; C. +. and G. f. Goyes guardian
ship application for license TO sell real estate re-
ferred to September 18th, l.. Boutwelrs estate,
assignment made; Andrew French's estate, adj
ministration account allowed and assignment
made George G. Chamberlin's estate, estate as
signed widow September LIST, Elijah Nye's es-
tate, administration account allowed and decree
made; James Batchelders estate, Samuel Cree
and Ira Stone commissioners; W. A. Osgood's
estate, administration account referred To Sep
TENDER 2sth Della j Ilamblet's guardianship, +.
A. Hamblet, guardian. September Sd, W, l..
Slayton's estate will referred for probate to Sep
tember 2sth September 18th, c. " Bancroit's
estate, commissioners report returned Sally
Grants estate, will proved; II. w French's es-
tate application for extension, and for license to
sell real estate, referred 10 September 2Sth Sep
TENDER 9Th, Isaac W Browns estate, will referred
for probate to September 2sth; Ida and Mary
Daniels guardianship, application for license to
sell real estate referred to September 2Sthi r. n.
Courser's estate G. C, Putnaln, Jr., administrator
de bOnis non.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08
5rrhk 1larhrE.


At Cambridge and Brighton tof me ssss ending rae.,,y.
september q. ISIS
AMOUNT or srocK Ar uAHsFr
Cutie, Stssp. Shofst Ha1t. cais.s.
his week ......... tlW m44 - Aia ~
one war ago ...... a-69 sA8i ~ sl4 =
rRcrs Besf cauis. Extra fat and heavy premium oven
" itNtluNi hf-t quality, s-ifftN 50. aruud quality
~ So ihrd quality - 80 . n ieo ~ total vc.it u
hde tlnw aui dressed lr,1f few eiI. single taifl
sos Bulls, etc, - o0eJsss0
horhrg urg sl1aln " pair. ~ according - thrif
value a. heet. Handy steers, = q ~ d r1ir.
Mfrh t0Nf-far quality ellf160. extra sia.i sgtfsy
wlhor without clve. a. may BE- AgIeei fsrru~ and ~
dnary >lsftS, yearlings. sacaet v ~ iuu-year Iid
tlswepmONi thfee-yetri-oils, SH.Ooetf0oo
Sheep Common, tift5c3 extra, i1si,e q ~ live 90
s4Wefi.la b head. iami~ i,elc " u
SHOE Mhaesale' loeiilri retail. llGl2s n ,. Pat
Veal cairss- SOLO b head.
Hde, brighton. lc, country lots sefGi,c ~ Gait
skins. ifnlic icits with wool ou SD - each Ias
low 5h8oo country ioi-. seisisc IN.
RENARKs-there liberal supply " cattle suA he
lhuiy WIS very good There seVural hunrhss o.
ieNa. cattle Northern cattle stnlhg c O. ioeef
! ~ head NJ which were Western. which cost high
West and werc necessarily slow 81 sale ~inians
Flynn sold a. steers average AZ n, a. ~ ~ aud
steer eyeiage 90 r. AZ 10 q y ~ Monrs 49, q
lFlvitt s'd " Steers ~ a. n NJ II w. g
an four steers az o., a. n. live o. Dow sah isnr asfu
." dress pt n each 40 W. q N. DRESSED wsNhi $50
oven ai le b d. dressed wegnt There faiF tuffr
The advance sheep an1 lnh- Noticed Last aess "a.
NOT very sdeiiF mhintnuri although tliefs Wa fsf
ie liu few hooks snld $50 81 % D.. ttc q irInc r,n
.lef liberal rate ~outhwnfih a1 ils ltuils.
az. 90 lhst lt ~ " H. ! Neniamn ii 70 ianIs afefsl
.. r. az sc 4 N. h. d freeman soid % iiHi sr-rlt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

hh'oNAI--Mr James lawton, who has ear
''e' On the tailoring business in this village for
,on' years past, has accepted position as cutter
III me establishment of Knight & Co., Iaconia,
A. H. aud left ON Tuesday morning to enter upon
"''es OF that position. Mr. Lawton is well
p'2"n 70 our citizens, and, while Iegretting that
mas neehed best to leave the place, his many
'''pus VIII join in wishing him success in his
S. ne'd On Tuesday, August Goth, Trinity
.'uu''a-sehool, of which he was librarian, gave
,''u'''e OF their appreciation Of his labors with
men, by presenting him with handsome volume
united Christ in Art" This gift came unex-
irsy''uly aud was fully appreciated by the recip-
t Ills family are to remain in Montpelier
Tor the present
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

MARsHFiELp The monthly temperance meet
ius WAS held in the Congregational church. sun
da, evening, September 9TH, Mr.. \. F. Day in the
chair Prayer was offered by Rev H. z. Forbes
Selections were read by Miss Ellen X Davis and
Miss II c. Pitlin The pledge was read and cir.
cuatcd among the audience The choir Of the
church was present, adding much to the interest
Of the occasion hy its most excellent and appro-
pirate music. The speakers were Mr., A. f. Day,
Rev. \. + Coheigh, and Rev A. Scott, OF Massa-
chusetts, Mr. Day spoke o. the contest which is
constantly raging within the individual addicted
10 the use Of intoxicants between appetite and
will, between desire and the sense Of right and
justice. snch per ons do not need argument to
convince them Of the evil of their habits; that /.
known to them already They need Divine
strength, that the will and sense of right may be
able To overcome the power OF appetite No one
plans to became adrinkard The so-called mod
crate drinkers" are recruiting officers for the
army Of drunkards The only safe course is to
abstain totally Mr. Coblegh spoke Of the in
flucnce OF the Bible and Christianity in behalf of
temperance, affirming that no other book had ever
been written and no tract published, which were
definite and positive in the incubation OF tenn
Christianity operating to convert men from vice
and sin, is a potent agency for the promotion Of
temperance. Mr. Scott alluded to the power of
appetite aud the association Of place, time and
company, as operating to hold the nebriate in
bondage, and also tending to drag down
again the man who has once risen from the degra-
dation of drunkenness. 4 man will give every
thing he possesses forthe qualification Of appetite
His money, his home, his wife, his Children his
reputation all will be sacrificed to the desire for
drink. The sight Of tayern-sisn the face of an
old associate, and in some instances even the use
Of glass tumblers, such as liquor is customarily
drank from, will reknde and keep alive the APP
petite for alcoholic stimnants. Never suffer such
an appetite to be created abstain totally and all
danger is avoided The meeting was quite well
attended and all the exercises were spirited and
interesting
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08
CTArE or vrnnoSr,

In Probate Court held huuiIslHI faa o. 49, 80
tIict, the ith day 81 Srptfutsf, A. b. ff.4.
J. II, circuit, Admintstrntat a. hail 80 8 = faat
Asahel :. Hraman. late " NHrthnrti o. H1li is -
renssd, makes Application to satl taHHt. Ha.as ~
license ALL all n tho rial ESTATE 30 1s Hs.s'
the duwrr, but INCLUDING The HUflFHifH1 II
dover, rrpfrseniing that che .sls farrsf = 77a's M
the pa yment of the debts. an1 rflHlsta ~ a
of the estate u said deoeits7l ART lfHi ifI -
stead would he bciieheial GO tie " tta ~ 'Htt ~
Mhrreufan l. unirrrIi ~ sos tI la sees
application referred .ss-lin ilaIisi o. ~ 81 ~
Probate once. la said Mon ieliff flf HlN AtH
trmher, A. u. ISIS. fHf bearing Afi lff'a'H t.l|Ha M
Il Is further onend. thai Az lffrsas Hltaff.a| r.
hereof, by publication ~ uitH "a sa|i aINIHfN NN|
order therecn three vtsks snlfresiarif az NHHHsi
Waterman a Stale JoHfnal ue4sfal-f fi'iH.'tIHa
Montpelier, and whifi 1Uulaiff ~ o. fa 'HtHHH u
those Interested l-afufe said q hFfiiG IIal
appear said time and illUr, alt q ii1ai HtH
Thereto. lY the kfas1.
1891 NANNY tflUlN aaaan
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

,"F'oH AGENTS APPOINTED The following ap
i'Heh's oil liquor agents In the county of Wash
s'n nave been made by the County Commits
soner' j NJ. Fisher, of Cabot, for the year ending
we hrsl Monday in May, 1876. Cabot c. NJ. Sea-
lnS Marshheld Erastus Eddy Plainfeld, Or
c,,, hnappi Montpelier, j. Il, Seaveri North
a, 'ohn \. Kent Waterbury, C, c. Corse
cDupnry, Ira Jewell; Calais, Mr.. Webb. The
''''Ssoner has visited every town In the county,
~"u ''l'ersed with the selectncn, or the people
ss"D,"'ly' and where they have not cared for an
hoe' ana preferred not to have one, none has
" "lpoihtedi but whore any number have re-
l., t',,u an agent, and presented the name of n
n1n man, the appointment has been made by
tue Commissioner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE The college year opened
Thursday. September ID, with an unusually large
attendance in all departments one hundred
have been examined for the Freshman Glass In
the classical department and twenty-six in the
scientific, and also several have joined the ad-
vanced classes. Onaceount Of large requirements,
are required to make up during the fall term.
Another year the examinations will be still more
difficult with this increasing demand by our
colleges for higher scholarship, our seminares
must enlarge their curricu um and make more
thorough scholars, II they would keep pace with
the demand For II we would have fewer super
fetal scholars and teachers it hehooycs our fitting
schools to make firm the foundation hy closer
attention to details and analogies Of underlying
principles
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-08

BAHfp orr,-Mrs. Dodge concerned IN the
NidIeseX shooting, has at length been released
from iail, having procured the necessary bail
She has sister living in Bmtteboro, who inter
e'ied herself in the matter as did also a brother,
Nr II = stoddard who resides in East Calais
These parties made the necessary arrangements,
and on Monday last Mr. Stoddard came to town.
appeared before Judge Redfeld, and proffered the
required bail, in the sum Of five hundred dollars,
which was accepted.