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Deatta.

In this village. ID C. 2s, Miss Nancy Laoinis, aged 49,
In Gu!lford, Green River, Dec. %, Mrs. Diadsma
Hoodenuugh, aged IS years, IL IN bnths.
In Hinsdlc, n. IL Dee. 81, Eva o. Eaton, aged 81
years, mos, 26 days.
In Halifax, Dec. 9, S1sanaAl ILL, wife % Ben0ni
Davis, aged &c years, 6 mos.
In ReAdsboro, Dec. 2 Walter J adopted son Of G.
Al, and Esther Achorn, aged yesrs and IL months
Dec 9TH Ethra C., daughter OF Jason p, and Hannah
daughter Of Daniel j. and Bedie Hicks, aged % years
Dec &c. Willie, son Of VI. VI. and j. ]. Houghton aged
years aud months. Dec. 49, Jane j.. wifi OF Nj. NJ.
Houghton Dee. 20, Alice A., daughter Of Jason T..
and Hannah Lord, aged % years, all Of diphthera.
In Gin, Nov. o, OF malignant tumor in tho throat,
Rosy Sophia, wife OF Simon g. Phillips, aged 81.
In Miers Falls, Mass, Dec l6, Eugene DiHby, aged
In Greenfield, Mass, Dec 81, Of diphtherls, Eliza
T., wife OF John W Riddell aged 80 years months,
~ days. Dec. %, Johu Russell, aged II.
In Cambridgep0rt, Dec. 10. Mrs. Comfort Thrasher,
aged SO years.
In BrookinN, Dee. IS, Mrs. Mary Mack, aged GS
years, months and 10 days, formerly OF Mindham.
In Wardsboro Dec. B. Of apOprxy, Ira Bryant
aged So years and months.
In Hinsda!r, NH. Dee. "a Eva o., eldest daughter
Of II. o. and Lucy b. Eaton, 81 years, months, 20
days
Caroline Barrows, aged months
In Keene, N. H., Dec 10, o; typhoid fever, Emily,
wife of Moses Ellis, Esq., aged IS years. Dec. rs,
George i. A. Brown, aged about 40 years Dec. DO OF
consumption, George A.. eldest son OF William o. aud
Harriet NJ. Wilson, aged 30 years, 10 months and
days.
In walpcle, n. H., Dec. ~. OF scarlet fever, VIM
Wallace Edwin Warn, aged years and months.
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The trial Of James Winn for the MUIR
der of Donoghue came up at Windsor last
week, but the jury disagreed.
Waterbury now has weekly paper
the Enterprise a Temperance organ, edited
by Mr.. a. A. 1Ioyt.
Mrs. Nathan Mcfarland, of Hyde Park,
committed suicide on the morning Of Dec.
2Sd, by hanging. She was about sixty
years of age.
"A new and unknown disease has Just
broken out among the hogs at Mddlebury,
and several have died with ii. The animal
when afflicted will suddenly begin TO
droop, and dse within SO hours after being
attacked.
Smoke aud vapor have for some time
been seen issuing from Bald bill, at North
Fayston, and the snow has been melted
for an acre around, though It is two feet
deep In the vicinity Responsible persons
who have examined il declare it to be a
volcano on Il small scale.
Ii. NJ. Richardson, who offered to build
So, 600 hotel for Montpelier, ir the town
would give him $500, "backs OUT OF his
agreement, as the Montpelier people put 1t,
now tnat tue Town mas come up 10 us part,
and the question IS, Who will build it3
Theron o. Bailey, one Of the live young
men of the place offers TO do ii II the town
will give him $4,000.
"A man named Greenbank " no recently
built $50, 900 house at Gaysville, Is taking
II to pieces for removal to Lawrence, Mass.
The dwelling house of Lewis Narcotic
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their bedding, a pant oftheir provisions and
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The fire is supposed to have caught by
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John Allen has been convicted by the
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Marrfanfa.

In Brattleboro, Dec. ~, by Rev. VI. F. Harris
Charles F. Mason and Alice l. Fowler, both o. Brattlo
boro.
In this village, Dec. u, by Rev. NJ. H. Harris, Mr.
Lester Walker of Orange, Mass and Mas Nellie Par
ker u Putney, Vt.
In this village, Dec. 81, by Rev n. Miehill, Mr. Ma
than D. Allen Of Turner'S Falls, Mass and Miss Nellie
Wyman OF Bratileboro.
In Bratlcboro Dec. 2e, By Rev. VI. II. Harris, Hen
ry ". Smonds and julia A. Tilden, both Of Brattle-
boro.
In Bratteboro Dec. 26, by Rev l.. J. MAtteson, Mr..
Erastus L. Estabrouk and Miss Jane Smonds, both Of
Brattleboro.
In Putney, Dec. o. by Rev. A. Foster, Sidney +.
Derry, Of Townshend, and Josephine p. Bailey of
Putney.
In Hinsdae, y. H., Dec %, by Rev. c. W. Burn
ham, Loring A. Smith aud Augusta D. Harris, all Of
Hinsdale.
In Brattleboro Dec. "a, by Rev. n. Mighil Charles
D. Ellis OF New Britain, Conn, and Mary J. Emerson
Of Bfa.tleboro.
In Nottingham, Dec. "a, by Rev. s. p. Everett Of
Coeraine, Mass, Fred W. Chase to Mary Anna Muir
dock both Of Nottingham.
In Bernardson, Mass, ut the brides fathers J. n.
Dewey, by Rcv. l.. NJ Pierce, Maggie Dewey to Will
liam stafford of New Haven, Conn.
In Coleraine, Mass, Dec. 30, by Rev. w T. Miller,
II. ID. Miner Of Ieydeu 20 Elsie d. Kemp Of &. on
Christmas eve, by Rev. n. II. Martin, Charles j..
Aoulton of Montague 10 Ida I. Goodnov Of Cole
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In Leydep, Mass, Dec. az, Russell Richmond Of
Guiorj, W., to Mrs. Armada Martin Of Leyden.
In Springfield, Mass Dee. %, by Rev. n Hulburd,
George NJ Thomas Of New Haven, e., aud Lima Il.
Higgins of Hinsdsle. n. Il
In Keene, y. H., Dec. q, by Rev. &. richardson,
Gardner 4. Howe Of Marlboro, aud Stella A. Ellis of
= Gene. BY the same Dec "a, PLineas Woodward and
Roxy 4. Howard, both Of Keene.
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH HIGGINS.
CiTATE OF VERMONT,

- DISTRICT OF WKsrMINsrKR, IS.
In Probate Court, held At the Probate Once In said
District, on the 10th day Of December, A. d. 1874.
An Instrument Is presented 10 said Court for pro-
bate, by DAVID EDDY, the Executor therein named,
purpo ring TO be the last will aud Testament OF
JOSEPH HIGGINS, late Of Jamaica, in said District
deceased. Whereupon, II IL ordered by said Court
that Had instrument be referred TO session thereof
70 be held At the Probate once, in Townshend, in
said District on the 29d day Of January, A. D. 1916
ordered that notice thereof be given to ali persons in
eres ted by publication Of the three weeks sue
oessively In the Vermont PhmniI, newspaper pub
ished at BraeborO, previous TO said time appointed
hear Ing that they may appear at said time and
place and show cause any they may have, why said
INSTRUMENT should not be allowed.
by the Court. Attest, C.B.,EDDY, Regr.
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ESTATE OF GEORGE ". NICHOLS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersgned having been appointed by the
Ron. Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro,
Commissioners 10 receive examine and all claim
and demands Of all persons against the Estate OF
GEORGE W. NICHOLS, late Of BulliOnvine, Lincoln
County, and State Of Nevada. deceased and also all
claims aud demands exhibited In Offset thereto, here
by give notice that We VIII meet for the purposes
Aforesaid At the dwelling house OF o II. Carpenter In
Bratle the tw, nty NTH day Of January and
twenty NTH day Of June next from o'clock T. NJ
until four O'Clock, Y. NJ, each Of said days, and
that eix months from the afteenth day Of December
A. ID. 1874 II the time limited by the said Court for
said creditors to present their claims to for
animation aud allowance.
Dated al Dummerst0n, this twenty eighth day Of
December, 4. ID. 1874
J. W. CHAMBERLAIN,
q. X. BENNETT,
Commissioners
O. II. CARPENTER, Administrator.
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NO. g.
KrIIInr Sowing NIachInes.

A correspondent Of the st. Louis Globe
objects to the slurs Of the newspapers upon
the importunate agent, and says:
have been sewing machine agent for
five years have travelled about in the in
terest Of the house employing me, and have
met with most fattering success in the sale
of my wares l have been uniformly treat
ed with courtesy by those upon whom I
have called, and never yet has there been
brought against mo the charge of ungentle-
manly conduct. With a quiet dignity, con-
spicuous for the absence Of impudence,
have prosecuted my business, aud many "a
Preside has been frightened by my pres
.NoGn. ce and the implement have left behind
From the western edge of New York
/ 8 eastern edge of Colorado, 1 have
Tn always welcomed by all upon
Tor Halled, looked upon as pub
oil. orisinli with "'' all with whom have
IN. -ot nevnr entored a
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HOLIDAY GOODS NOW IN STOCK

what better than
Black Silks SILK Prn toc Cars
Hair Minoc spes or fine Or irc,o
Paisley Wool Shawl ty Beaver Cks and
Jackc We evident that is much c,ror
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ership heretofore existing between the under
signed is dissolved by mutual consent All accounts
OF the firm will be settled by ]. A. CHURCH.
GEO. F.. HIGLEY,
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Hfnal NOftERR.

STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, So.
~ The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested In the Estate ofWELLS
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In Brattleooro, Dec. a. ason to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
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NJ. Snow.
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Leland and Gray Seminary,
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NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING
" of the Stockholders Of the North Eastern Mu-
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the othce + the Association, Town Hall, on Tuesday,
Janua-" .2th, next, at O'Clock p. NJ.
IB 70 act upon the report of the officers,
ana. To elect Directors for the ensuing year.
Sd. To do any other business which may Legally
come before the meeting.
BY order Of ihs Directors.
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NOR SALE.

on liberal terms that very desirable and well built
House with Lot Oak St, and late the residence Of
Mr. JOHN X. PITKIN. House built BY Mr.. II.
GLOVRR, and Is in first rate ORDER
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of II. GLOVER, Esq, Bratteb0ro; or of GEO. ID.
HITKIN, Esq, Administrator, IS Murray ST., New
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me, Lizzie ; but
las married TO q
Tive 10 all disa-
4 he tempted to
never let auv
Jar her."
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0. II. CARPENTER, Administrator.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-04
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Los Angeles. J

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Los Angeles.
On this 10Th day of April, in the year 1875,
before me, A. w. Potts, County Clerk person.
ally appeared T.. Starbuck and w. Fl. Butler,
known to me to be the persons whose names
are subscribed to the within instrument, and
acknowledged to me that they executed the
same,
- Witness my hand and official seal
ohAh A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
S- apl7 I'm
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No. l3 New High street, formerly occu-
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terms. The office is divided into four apart
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formation, apply at the Mayors office, brick
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-04
Eos Aageles Atrala.
MAY 4, 1875.
God is building TODAY a create

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that shall be for the healing of the
nations; to provide for the wants of
the poor, who are His representatives
on earth.-GOOd NeWS.