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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

The Juvenile Templars Of Gouldsville,
are prospecting well, numbering about six
ty members. They celebrated tlcir. first
anniversary last Saturday by a pleasant
excursion to MONTPELIER. After a drive
through the several streets, refreshments
were served out at the old Langdon place.
CALAIs.-The prospect for fruit, espec-
Tally apples, was never better in Vermont
at this season of the year thar now, the
cold weather of the first half of MAY hay
lng kept the fruit trees from premature
poisoning till danger from frost was
past.
Sixty years ago the oh day of this
month there was u heavy fall Of snow in
this own About two feet fell at that
time, bat it lasted only a few days.
WORCESTERSHIRE arrangements for
decorating the soldiers graves in Worccs-
ter were duly carried out on Tuesday. MAY
80; there being much more interest mani
tested than heretofore. and a much larrcr
attendance.
The exercises were commenced in the
Congregational Meeting House ut the Vii
LACE, at | O'Clock T.. W..
Capt. l. NJ. Hutchinson, President of
the day, called the people to order. and the
Choir sang "Amrrica." PRAYER was offer
ed by Rev. X. ID. Metcalf, and the Choir
again sung; after which Capt. J. O. Liy-
lng>ton delivered the address of the day.
Rev. MIR. Metcalf also made brief re-
mark>->pcaking of those whose graves
are in the southern land, m,nv of them
unmarked and unknown.
The services in the church were closed
with music by the band.
The procession was then formed. led hv
The Band, next coming Il large number of
children carrying flowers and cvcrcr,rn..
Then followed the soldiers, of which there
were 4 goodly number present. The
Standard being carried by Mr.. Kncelanl
kelton. Next camc the Speaker, Clergy
man, Officers of the Day, and Committee
OF Arrangements, followed by citizens zen
orally, and marched to the cemetery some
quarter Of Il mile north from the ~villarc.
Then commenced the services of deco
ration. prayer being offered 10y Rev. G..
l.. Wells, he also making some remarks.
\ short poem well suited to the occasion
va, read by Mr.. Andrew Chalmers.
After which the soldiers proceeded to
tIp.brlf, Nrith \ -,r. ,,J
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

walls of the hall and stairs. A stovc-pipe
that was also blood-stained in various
places. An old chair which had stood by
the head of the bed in Buffers room was
found in the hall broken to pieces, and
one of the legs appears to have been
buried by a terrible blow in the murdered
womans head to 4 depth of about three
inches.
The boy Tatro was examined, and was
foundt to be covered with blood, his hands
being crimson with it, and blotches and
spatters on his bare legs and ar.Es. He WAS
watched, while Butler rode rapidly to High
gate, and brought back II physician and
officer, when he was Immediately taken
into custody. He was nearly crazy with
excitement, sobbing and crying, but stout
" denying any guilt. Saturday morning
II coroncrs Jury was called by Justice
Lewis Christian, and an inquest WAS held
on the scene of the crime. The justices
and Jury examined the premises carefully
with results rs above detailed.
The evidence of the husband did not
dltf@r materially from the facts given
above. The murderer told 4 rambling
story. manifcstly false. lie said he heard
Mrs. Butler cry for assistance, and on 90
me to her VAS attacked by L stranger.
The verdict of the jury was that Tatro
committed :hc murder. He was after
ward examined before Justice Christian at
lllghgatc Center, and fully committed for
trial and sent to st. Albans Jail.
On Thursday last Tatro was ut work
sowing plaster in the field, and to protect
his clothing wore IN Old linen coat of his
w over bis other garment. When he
came home he threw this coat on the
Kitchen floor. whence Butler saw his wife
take 1t and throw it with the dirty clothes
OF the family i'll the back pns,agrway.
When the clothes found on AMI near the
body of the DECEASED were unrollcd, sun
day, this coat WIS found among them.
Ittro's hands, when arrested, appeared ~
If some effort had been made to remove
the blood from them. and upon thi, coat
it Is evident that the murderer of Mrs.
Butler wiped his bloody hands.
The prisoner then maintlincl hi, inno-
ccncr, and repeated his first story with
some small Variations, but it is cvilcntl,
weakening.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

with a mask, whom he finally shot and then climbed
a tree and waited till morning, when he came on
to jail and gave him self up. Mr.. morrill, let HIM
go, as no intelligence has been received of any one
having been shot, 1t Is believed the man in the mask
must nave also mounted / tree, and that he has
not yet come down. La Plants girl should so
home with HIM the next time.
ST. AL8ANs BUTTER MARKET, May 6th.-The
attendance good, receipts large, market dull and
lower, buyers holding back, their instr uctions
were MOTIF pay over - cents; city market over
stocked. n few turner's refusing to sell at qlOte-
tons, prefcrIns to take chances of holding. Prices
good Is cents; choice, 20 cents; gilt edge, p cents
per b., with occasionally a dairy bringing il shade
higher price. Buyers at Enosbursh, East I;clk-
shire ana other points report - Gems the ruling
prIcc yesterday.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Hon. James Barrett, of Woodstock. has been
invited to deliver the Fourth of July oiaiion at
South STAFFORD, his native place.
RUTLAND OUNTY
At Rutland on Friday, John n. Baxter, Prcsilcn'
of the Baxter National bank, was knocked down
by a falling derrick at his marble quarry and Sc
riously but not fatally injured.
Mr.. +. X Green, known for so many Years as a
courteous and accommodating conductor on the
H'tllni Railroad, has gone into the coal business
at Rutland.
Eev.pr. W. }. Harris, rector Of Trinity Church
itntlthi has received Il Ill to Christ Church, DE
troit, Mich. 1t is not yet known whether he vii
accept.
lie temperance meeting, at Rutland, SUNDAY
night, (Wtlch WAS addressed by Mcs,rs. Frost an,
Mthelvey) was The most successful one ever held
IN, IhJf lt1Inrr I, f, i
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

CAkln f'HE ASS, rheumatism, >tIatIra, >wcl
In.s. >piuln-. sim Joints, Burns. Scal,ls. Holson-
Gus Bites, and All flesh. bone and muScl' ailments
can hc absolutely cured ly the tcntaur Iinimcnts
Whist th" W lItc Llnnncnt l. for the human family
the yellow lnlmcnt l. :r spawned, CALLED, and
lame horses and ANNALS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

.t~r r. ,htain these letters, persons must give the
above date.
LADIIs-Niss Lucia Ainsworth. Miss Louisa NJ.
Greeuwood.2 ,, Miss Maggie Lynch. Miss Mary Ruves,
Mrs Lydia OK, Mrs. Jane Frost, Mrs. Melissa G. puli,
, Mrs. Margaret Quirk.
G~ENrIRMES.-J G. Aianle, Levi Batcheldcr, Andrew
Burke. Garr1" |. Chadwirk, Clarence l.. Lewis. DR..
II l. Sandersou. Charles II VII tcon.h. Charles t. yTes-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

Hon. L. W. Park, OF Bennington. Ia, on his
'!tny farm several OF the finest ullct cow, in Ncl-
mont. Two Of his choicest Duhaln~ WcI-l re
sp%cctIvely | 81" and -" pounds. an ac conplr-
lively as heavy IN milk a. IN met.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

.-.+. makethe FIREMAN particularly valua-
..A- from all parts of Nermont, and our
t-.r rent parts IF the State, especially in
- u-lu-c and I.a1uollle Counties, viii confer
- -...n Is sand one readers by sending us
....,.r. tIycu- facts and We will arrange
.... f.irr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

=. Wa..rrra.t cement TVFR invented, aug All
MINIS mr. r limitations. II Was first InfrndIGtn IN n!s
~. ~ -, I.,1 and soon after IN New lnrk. fhllaiciuIld
III, ,or and a larry. number Of the states ana an
"a owins 10 chcnlcaI changes induced IN me Gums
t.s ',"nthiut- If other particulars. II" other cement
IN irnltatlon. can he - perfect. IN IHlff iarrt Ia
~ ~ ~ Tn.spi rultatl0uS Nil not stand - nlHN4 LEA
IA AZ o > .-r.aste and come off. and VIII. from axe
heroIn4 mraly and - drop Nf Neither arr ~ iei
more exrensive III forming. more persona INV M M
~ - ~ sake. more fraud and lying 70 "l'hs'ahu.
IL 80 -. ,,1acks who attempt to sllierctde me
'H "a -. = - occasion to state that there ar luItf d
l "a I /, and Theodore \ Dod-es that l. nave
hh "ari ~ and one was detected IN tahocs, y / ~ IL
- there yno informed me III person 81 1t Hence
= = - ~ being cautious. and tins NOTICE.
Shan mn st,irs. over the leather store Of \ 7 Keith
~ -, S-r.,t Nputtplirr. VI fMEFH+-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

~ "t,'t,.ft | 1eN'"H' ! thursday ana Sa'NT-
~AJ h,,i At r,l lI[f. n an''I lHI ! ,"''AN.
go, rI -1' !," - wa e-'.
la-k- t4r'e time wgok
ludar at5YurM
>lrlse At CONCORD h{ d:",r i:
at4%orM:
It5ul ~iulreI WITH bl. $lu
bah. Tire, I'M, 4 w,rk. 1880 1'
Lave WInl-nr Tuy~l4y, Thursday. and satur-
day, At I:@o NJ
I...e CORNISH Fat r4--44.. IAIr-l4y. ana
N4turia, at Ia VI
ANN. d: WIud>Dr ~ u@1Au
E4Ir~IHrrlNIhbd -.
I>-IHtciIr~~ 10 BIDDERS t~n Io-rNA-rER~:
q n,aranv a lIlnon- t b.; Incorporated III the
" ~ a ~" ~ =, = -''' my
--
IAr N~A~lfHGf~t h.1 warns t4 lor- ami tn.lr
mails. otn- important PROVISIONS # when arr ritel
A,rr.l.. .niaI~, t. taia}..ar.lr tl.fus-lN"- WITH HI III
-tri, t!Yu~ III turit.- h-rtIu furnished. tr: r.. tl.>
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,..~. 4u,.1.'. A. ar'N-i - each .n..-,o.t,
~ ", "Ae'4h"' ';A.r".-' So" mi i'r ASSERTING TIN
pur Ht.- ST.. r, tho mode ~. co,vey arc- admits
+ It. IA. -..~.t ns.f., + Y. I,-r, "a.-r department.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07
Centennial Scales

ers a space of 1904 square feet, while in
Agricultural Hall they have 4 fine display
of stock, grain, cheese factory and butter
scales. About thirty per cent of the manu-
features of Messrs. Fairbanks are for cX-
port, and are graduated to the standard
of almost all nations where scales are
used. They lave on exhibition here scales
graduated to the kilogrammcs of France.
the libras of Spain, the skalpunds of Swcd-
en-, the pools of Russia, the pfunds of
Prussia, the punds of Denmark. the okas
of Turkey. and the cutties of China, the
two latter with beams graduated in the
curious characters Of their respective coun-
tries. They also exhibit a platform scale
calculated for The South American trade,
with double beam, one graduated for
French and the other for Spanish weights.
They have also seized the opportunity to
cndcavor to pppulariZe the metric or dcci-
nal system of weights, having for the free
use of the public 4 platform scale gradual
ed in pounds on one beam and on the other
graduated in the kiloyrammes and the
hcctogrammc Of the metrlc system. All
who desire it are weighed on this scale,
and are presented with a card on which
their weight is Inscribed in each system.
The card also gives the tables of the two
systems. BY this means the public are
enabled to compare the relative value of
the two svstems-to compare the defects
of the system in use with the advantages
Of the most perfect system of weights yet
known, which has been already adopted toy
most of the Governments of Europe. The
Fairbanks Company exhibit no -andilv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

Safely and certainly that great external remedy
GLtNN'S SULPHER SOAP, removes cutan cOuS crup-
tons bv opening the pores whose obstruction was
the cause of the dific i!ty. Test and you VIII en-
,l1r>e il.
BEAUTIFUL SHADES OF BLACK OR BROWN arc
preduIed by HALLS HAIR DYE. FM23w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07
V0SIII-A ). DARTS ESTATE.

r,e undersigned. having been appointed hE the non
L ne ~ - .nr the District Of Washington c"nln-le,
frooaoe 70 recalye. examine and adjust all claims and
~. 81 all persnns AGAINST the estate 81 '-lUd :
u, iata Of Waitsheld, IN SAID District. deceased. ana
~ iI.,rns exhibited IN offset thereto. hereby tiVt !,
~ that We will meet for the purposes afoI ealI' a. ~
li. .nn house of Mrs Maria A Dart. or the 1lel o.t
80 and Dist day Of November next, IRON, one
oi Juts. q "a mini four O'Clock. r n each OF SAID day
" o.. = ~ .hat six months from tbs 10th day May A. r.
mn I'm limited by said court for said crelltcre q
r,asent their claims to US Tor e1am!nat!on ana az"
ance- s.,, .h..,.. 5evof May A n I--5
K J GLEASON conrSrs
l. TYLER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

the Second Assistant Postmaster General for the same
before the date of beginning service.
Sc Proposals altered by erasures or iuterlineations
OF the route. the service, the Yearly pay. or the name
OF the bidder, VIII not be considered.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07
CHASE & EDGCC MBE
CALVIN FtLLERTONS E>IAIE-
u &. PERKINS, ESTATE

In Probate Court. holden at Montpcllcr. III AMI -
sali Instruct, on the 10Th day If May, A $50
II Hastings and r A Eldridge. administrators "r
+bs state Of Reuben e Perkins, late II Narrtu. IL sac
i1strIft deceased. make aplIIcatl'n T. SAID court T.
rx+irS the time heretofore allowed them t. Iay tn
.Ieh,s Inc from said estate. and t. T. i.ier tnelr admins
tratlon account until some future day, Nhtft"i u, J.
at the probate office, in MontTeller n th'' TN ~ -
ali I.rsnns concerned. by the Iuhll'afl"iA % ~ ~
n the Green Mountain Freeman. iriht''ta !. n'i' i''
tLraa weeks surcesslyely. before eali nearing
BY the COURT. Attfti D.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

Cray hair may be male to take on us youthlul
..,Ao, and hcautv by the use of Halls Vegetable
.,c,,,an Hair Remover, the best preparation fer
the hair known to the sclncce OF ncuiclhe ana
chemistry. "-'"'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07
~r>-C WANTED FOR II
AGENTS WU>DEsFIL CAREER Of
WOODY AND SINkEI.

r. Britain, ana America BY an eminent DlXlne
o. i L o H.H 80 uarer and 10 illustrations. Pr!ce 81 Bss,
has oNer IL No other complete. 800 Agents made nrsl
no mI, 70 Send for proofs. Address, r. "ooDSP5 I'd
l. q IA Barclay 81 New YORK ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

honesty is unquestioned. and we have the
testimony of those who know him that his
word is as good us his bond .-Boston
IranScript.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

The burglar WIN cntere IL III. t~ p1na'a
house IN It. Jonnsburv ten day ago was arrested
two days Later and lodged III Caledonia county
jail. Four days a~iterwald, on the 5nlh uit, he broke
jail Ivy saving on 4 cham and picking the lock OF
tie Gel! door, another prisoner e>capu AZ ihc
same time. Friday night he was a-aIn taken at
Greensboro Bend. He |, al En.lIsh sneak the
OF considerable experience an't >hIll. lie came
to this state from Canada, an! l. probably The
same man whp went through 4 house at Dc!Dy
Line two weeks ago.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07
Opinion. on the Letters.

y,.,L rnim~ go '''''
Opinion, on the Letters.
rh, 7..,.. ,.r,.,;.1.
rl.;n, n "'' .ii
,ar 8 ~ Th" "'''' III,
,hn ,'ntI 'n n,a} ''''"' "nlci
w.. T1na ""'l'S'n "e'l:'Ir'
~. :" '"'i' zoe
ha.n ~. ~ u = - III
,,IIilh.1 I,Li'+r LEVY g
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/ M. .,,l. IL .u ,
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-,
-" '''t. ~ WI n!'iI' 'W 'h'i- a
general sentiment OF admiration IN frank
y H''''I"'InT lHr I''l'F> TO the lul-ntn'
'l 'H' people, me p~o>>I"iII1N OF having
'II'ii Il"'' l,I"'I' III 4 @lrhIrl or lnt"m
PI't' I|Ill' VIII "' h'Ii '"Jl>'1y III" mean
'''I''l h'I th'If recovery. ana the
lFoihptIud' WIll winch Ma. Blame IA,
"ALN'd ms TIG'l 10 tl' l~IIElt" possession
"i th'Nc itl'FN VIA "o HcId ~ tno,hcr cN-
Id'l,' "l ms innocence II tn" charge,
"IltI nave hrrh III t!r -un~t hum.
The Writ SAYS "Cl"trly the Uur',
WAS right in it. impression that NJ
Blaine cannot wisely h' regarded u an tb-
~oIntcIN d"ti mtn. tie WAS "u" OF tht
l%N"Il"~t dead mrn seen or heard from in /.
I"hT tl'ne 1T Washington. Yesterday. Il
VIII pr"hlhly only be II Cinrinnu thai
We snail II" t1l" t. u "rtl;n exactly how
much Il4e IS lett IN hun AMI what use he
proposes 10 max" of l.. Mr.. Blline-
statement viii be welcomed with as much
~tt!~ia 10y Republicans throughout
the country II It Wa 10y Mcmb,r> of M
own party III -" House. l. ~dj>po~p>, al
least. OF various damaging differences
which the letters were believed t. sustain.
anu IL relieves from IN" ch:trEr OF dI~hnn
ortblr or undermined dealing the rrputl-
ton OF Il man who has exercised too much
influence within the Republican ranks t.
make 1t possible for hi> party to be inliti-
erent 10 The Judgment pass" upon him"
The Nertd say, Blaine lfl we'll "a read
Tie letters To- tin, ~lInu-r for me- ,bu. >.
lirye~ til, au\irtv nf hi, fi.nI. and cI,
atrs reaction in hi, f,x.r nv li-.I,.inn
the t.-ull n~,tu.,..f th. '.r-.,, ,.I. r.-
which +, not .,f,t,I -. M. r.,I, ,,;,n
hi, extraordinary canJ1rt 1ol ~. .,nn.r,
t. ~us,,crt. Il doe, n.+ -hiuL h,v-.,r
tina, il viii aid IA. p..siL.n.i,I ,,.,r
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07
FORM Of PROPOSAL, BoSD AND CERrIFICArH


ice address Is ---. county of ---,S state Of
r--, proposes to carry the mails of the United
states, from October. /. ls76. To Jnne 20, Is. on route
No"b between = and --.S state Of "-=
under the advertisement of the Postmaster General,
uatt.t May ~; 1876. " with CELEBRITY. certainty. and Sc
,urttN, o me annual sum d. dollars; aud II
ms proposal Is ace ted he viii enter INTO contract
WITH surttles To be approved by the Postmaster Gen
era, within the time prescribed III SAID advertisement
l ms proposal Is made with tull knowlrdxe of-the DIS
lance q ne route, the weight Of the mail to be carried
dil all other particulars III reference To- the route and
service; and, also. after careful eNaInlI alton Of the
laws and instructions attdch, t. advertisement o
ma il service.
dated - E71d.-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

he Second Assistant Postmaster General for the same
before the date of beginning service.
: Proposals altered by erasures or interlineations
the route. the service. the yearly pay, or the name
II the bidder, viii not be considered,
Form OF Proposal, BOND. AND CERTIFICATE
Proposal.
ice Il n aa dIierN - ed county of whose S S,ste of
States, t4 Fs2P 0ssSD t2 f {. TJ7s. the 1n msll %. # i.t the or rp FaS,l
@ a,l; re sdTer.lzemea5 IF ii, F5ss@asssr General
@Hrts." for the annual sum nf'F IF et'tdh aiIars: a ana ST ii
VIZ s%arr,iSs t. t be ar ia nd T by til, GIFT Fo5 1niS teF' dSn,,
trIi. within the time presented IN sad advertisement.
lance Ct The route. the weight Of thu mail TO be carried.
sertice: AN and! Az. attsr ~ ca ar,trIh sx' ,n me 1on IF I tha
laws and instructions attached t. advertisement OF
Iatei 49, Ei1acr
01 1ra5 F.11" jnnr y 3. i:si' % e = If # l1 an 4 +" ea Of G Sla r. ar ar
rHliiE ne mani. and to To- taken tef"rean officer i'ia!
I -. 6idder for carving the man on
inc ability, rr-nniarily to fulfn my ahlisati N as : sarh
1tiir.: That n htt l. mad III I'd ta;th, and Nth
service IN case sand lid snail ne accepted.
sworn to and subscribed lyt.r -, --for
and III testimony Whereof + il-i-enti sahc,ilb. SEAL
my nam aud aflix my othrlal cal the day and
NoIr When II. al j, .-4~3 l~forc a lu-,iye OF the
jqGye' u ar'nstri Stit,. cart. thg rtrtiitate A' ct tn"
CLERK It a court . r,yari must be added, under ll-
oath j. duly lualllei as sach otflcer.
dr Rit3 "a i.' : .n To-. . 4u&9m' aationa n h "a GeF1 ,aTab fa" T. ,G of
order Of ia Postmaster General, eq ual to nv per cen
tfi- en- L. "a, r<r,1l5 ' 95o'a: i or m ni cane 3its f Of new men new tn.
l 4' I'M ~ :, }ian +. IT, =, 4'4nt 1t the 1, a1n"nnt Il th- bond
he PROPOSAL l.at~' he SIlne1l ~ tho bidder 81 BAD
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In Berlin. May 23l. NJ. WILSON CitESSI. aged a
years. months and II dlys. He dIed IL peace.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07
nnwlcdged the best in use. Each pound bears the
name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without.
EPSON, \ H., Nav 81, |

To tighten he HAIR in The scalp and keed II from
falling of use Hal, Vegetable >icillon Hair Re
newer. FMEZ"l
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Bidder.

Oath required hy section "a of an net Of Congress al,
proved June -. la. to be Aft Ned to each bid tor ear
rNliiE the mani. and to hc taken befprean officer ,iIal
lhe'i t. administer oath--
l-." -, bidder for carving tho mail o,
route No -, from - To- De- sW ear that I hav,
the ability, Irrnnlarlly, to fulhll my obligation as sucl
.lilrr; that tn bHi l. mad ia god faith. and " ltl
Inc Intention to enter INTO contract and perform tn
service III case sand bid shall re ace pied.
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A Young fellow namcl la ritut, lIvn. nrtr The
lime kilnS IN SWIntOn, L lMc t. the jIi TIL, N lrn-
ing, evidently nearly trl5htencl out of his Wit.
and told a long story of gong home with d girl
last night and on his return being chased BIZ a man
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-07

RICHMOND MARKET, June 1th.-rhrec hunItel
tubs of butter sold at the t,linwlnS lrlct>: Is to
2Oc ior ttIr to good; PIC Tor choItr. me nunlrcl
boxes Of cheese 81. at ) TO liz. El-> sold at
PIC
flr. Mciclvey spoke 1T lt:lnnl tllItv night,
and obtained twenty five signatures to the pledge.
The other day, Mesers. Atwood. Kln,iey and
Black caught in >helburn pond, IN about three
hours, 90 pounds Of %pickcicl.
Essen COUNTY,.
!. {. Webster, Il prominent mn ln LulrnIur-,
was taken insane Friday, an | twire a,tcIn. It ri his
own life DUNG the night.
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Sworn - and Subscribed Iyf.r. 10, - for
M OF -.th tins - DAY ': "a j. -
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my name and atlix my othcIa! cal tine day and
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Ppmft Ell lok~ are gong To ipli Il mcnmp rEtl
meeting IN non 'rnt the ate ID. klmb II Russ, who
ptartrt'l nj, profession III thIt town Tor nearly
- years, the cNctrl-c 'tt>c place on the LIT, tie
anniversary OF tte Il Ictp : Ilth