Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-13

AtrhuiNNr a. h' l'o'A HiHa"sttAs A't'A''f 'st' '
Thursday last he calmly and peacefully fell asleep
The immediate cause Of Mr. Smiths deange-
ineht mas poeh matter Oh son'e uouO' ''''oHs '''
PHYSICIANS Out uhquesuon"p'y 'ne U''o was ~
guarded as more hopeless rom the iaet th't there
was some reason 70 regard II as leIea.ei'y p''
have been icaier mon the brain. which was found
in quantities sufficient to have caused death much
earlier in ordinary physical organizations
Mr. Smith was most excellent man in all the
relations Of life lie was a regular attendant on
the Methodist church and snnday-school, and
was about to unite with the church when his III
ness came on. He leaves a wife and several chill
dren, upon whom the blow falls with crushing
weight They have the sympathy Of all
L,ror FRr cincinnati had A 6ftv thousand
dollar fire on Saturday morning
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THE oyster trade has begun, and 1t is hvely at
the dinins-room OF A. l. stone un'on bo'k'
State street He serves none but the best.
AnMlIrID-Ne learn that burlington eoicse
mas Admitted the h'e students from iinrre academy
That were rejected 10y the faculty oil Mind'eDuiy-
et.rpr,,, Co,-,,r a Teneral term NJ tho gu
..o en-, 4, ,,rl.-.d Ia. ,,,o i,d,os d, ba boid
at this place on the fourth Tuesday OF October /
next
BLACK RIVER VALLEY FAm-The Black River .
Valley lair will be held at Proctorsyille. In Cav I
endi,h September 10Th and 10Th. Hon John .
Gregory will deliver the annual address.
brakeman of Dattleloro fell from a train near
that Mace saturday morning and had his right /
LEG crushed by the trucks It had To be am /
inflated
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session is private, aud the afternoon and evening
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prominence arc 'N
70 BIZ CONTESTED. The election Of Paul j.
bean democrat As sentative from Barnard
will be contested on the ground oil an alleged
mistake whereby se'cI'l votes loi 'ho HpPu"i'y'n
candidate were put into the wrong box. Inc
seat Of the democratic Representative nom hoA-
bury will probably also be contested, on account
/ Of alleged illegal voting
| FoUND DEAn-An unknown woman was found
| dead in one Of the cottages on the campmeetlng
| grounds at New Haven on Saturday. There were
/ no marks Of violence about her, and although the
circumstances Of her death are considered rather
mysterious it is probable that she died from star
walton, as she appeared to be in very wTetched
state Of poverty and want.
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the ro"o 'or u'e past ycSI
Rrrrrn M,nKEr-N the St Albans butter
market Tuesday. the attendance was good with
tho ma hot active firm and HIGHER ON choice lots
W. onota cnmmon sixteen IN EIGHTEEN cents
GOOD nineteen to tyenty-one cents choice TWEEN