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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

1t was Ebenezer Eaton who founded the
North Star in S07 and not Nathaniel,as we
stated las week. Curious that our parti-
z,nsbip was so strong tina. we couldn't
speak Of democratic candidate without
misrepresentinH his grandfather
X. A. Horr, . in brother OF Represen
tative Horr Of Michigan, was nominated
by the republicans of the 18th Ohio district
on the 596th ballot. The Michigan mem
Der expects 10 be elected, which vii
give Waitsfcld pretty good representa-
ton in the 48th Congress. There were
once three brothers in Congress at the
same time-Wha shburns of the Maine
family-but this is the first case Of twins.
The Pennsylvania republicans DO not
get along very fast in their harm ynizing
business. There are rum ors that Cameron
has hi. eye on large merchantable vote
and that the admins ration hopes to
detach large Irish vote from the demo
Gratis by recalling Minister Lowell. All
Of which IS doubtless gam non. |. is
pretty certain that the republicans are in
bad way in Pennsylvania through Cam.
eron's bosssm and it is much better tc
have it beaten high and dry this year than
to have Cameron keep his seat as ruler
lie is poor stck-a Conking withou
the brains.
G. NJ. Chase OF the Lyndon Union ha'
been writing book. lie isn't our enemy
and If he was it wouldn't do any good fol
the book is first rate one. The Editor
Run" through New Mexico was such tina
il gave him much instructive and enter
tanning matter for bis letters TO the UnioH
that are now republished in book form
Phinney has the book for sale AMI any one
who buys it will get bis moneys worth 0
information and have many a hearty
laugh besides. The only lamentabl,
thing about ii is that the pictures have
seriously affected the Free Press critic
bringing on a long threatened compton
1T with increased irritation Of tho innct
membrane Of the left gizzard.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

A Town THAT WAs.-Tnere is some
thing pathetic in the touch of destiny
which rules the existence of all oil coun-
try towns, and which causes the best work
of an old mans life to 90 down into obliv.
ion after the lapse Of few years. There
was grim sarcasm in the push and
en.rgy and life Of an oil region city in
height of its brief glory. Pithole, in
Venango county, is striking iIlu tration
of this irony OF fate. Twenty years ago
the site OF Pithole was covered with wheat
fields and to. day waving corn and wheat
and wild flo ers cover the same spot.
but between that day and this there arose
and fel! one Of The most remarkable cities
the world has ever seen. Twenty thou.
sand people gathered here in a single year,
and when the great oil wells failed to
pour out a torrent OF wealth the gaudy
theatres closed, the mammoth hotels be-
came tenantless and the churches lost
worshippers. Banks, newspapers, stores
and offices ceased 10 exist almost as sud.
denly o they were called into being, and
the light and life OF the famous city wen
out forever. To-day there is but one vo,eI
in Pnholc - Philadelphia Times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

Hablot Knight Browne, the comic lie.
signer, better known as Phiz,h the il
lustrator of Charles Dickens's works, il,
reported dead BY = cable despatch from
London. He was born in 1915, WAS ed.
ucated At priv tte school, aud al an early
age began 10 draw caricatures with great
spirit. In 1885 he succeeded the lament :
ell artist Seymour as the illustrator of
" Pick wick" and 50 happy and successful
was the pencil Of PHI that he was en-
gagged TO illu'rae in the same comic vein,
" Nicholas .Nickleby," and most of Mr..
Charles Dickens's o.her other works Of
fiction. He has since, under the same
signature, contributed graphic Illustrations
to the popular novels of Charles Lever,
Ainsworth, Mayhem, etc as well as TO
the Abbotsford edition OF the Waverly
Novels, the illustrated Edition of Ryron's
Works" Mr.. Browne has up to very
recent date contributed comic sketches to
the illustrated English serials of the day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12
The Temperance Camp Meeting.

As already announced. the annual camp
meeting of the union temperance associa-
ton of Vermont, will be held a. Ign In
Vile, on August lst, % and 81.
The meetings will commence Tuesday,
at ., Pm, followed by an evening session,
aud on Wednesday by meetings at 10, A.
NJ, 2, p. NJ, and Z, p. NJ, with the same
order on Thursday.
The speakers engaged comprise Hon.
Neal Dow OF Portland, Rev. A. J. Gordon,
D. D., Rev. A. A. Miner, d. D., and Rev.
B. X. Pierce, D. D., OF Boston; Rev. Hugh
Montgomery, city missi onary of Norwich,
Conn, Rev. C. w. Gushing, D. D, Of
Bradford, Pa, and Rev. T. p. Frost of
Bradford, Vt. The committee are ia cor.
res pondence with other speakers in al IL
ton to the above named and will announce
further if engageme nts are made. OF the
above names every one Is positive
engagement, and there will be no dlsdp
pointneM on account Of speakers, whateve r
the weather may be, unless by unforeseen
and providential events over which neither
the speakers or the committee have any
means OF control.
OF the above speakers it is expected that
Gen. Neal Dow will disc lss the relation Of
temperance to politics o. some kindred
subject. illustrating from the working Of
prohibition 10 Maine. De- Gordon will
probably explain and discuss constitutions
prohibition, which is a very timely topic
in Vermont, in view OF the pending
amendment to our state constitution. DE-.
Pierce will! address a chidren's meeting
on Wednesday, p. NJ, and 1t is expected
that arrangements will be completed by
which the Sunday schools on the Passump'
sic, the St. Johnsbury and Lake Cham
plain, and the Montpelier and Wells River
railroads will be in attendance through an
opportunity for grand Sunday SC .ooI
excursion at extremely low rates OF fare
from all points on these roads. Rev.lllgh
Montgomery will advocate - The Gospe
for the unfortunate and the penitent, AM
the law for the incorrigibe and the crimi
nal" No man iu New England has had
more extended and eventful experienc,
than Bro. Montgomery in the practica
application of this comprehensive doctrine
and be talks as he works, so as to swee
the ground of all opposition.
Rev. T. p Frost will discuss som
hinderances to temperance work" an,
writes that he will ventilate the gred
| oJjector, he high toncd Nppler, and the dis
creet aoell uisher."
All friends OF temperance have know
the burdensome nature Of these hinderan
ces, and will desire TO hear their "ventila
ton" in the thorough and clear manner i
which Bro. Frost handles bis themes {
discussion. We shall be able TO announc
I the complete programme, giving The orde
and time of each address. som; and nj y
, be able to give further list of topics to b
discussed. BIT it is well known TINT al
of the above names are OF men who ar
abreast OF the times, and who always d il
cuss vital themes Of practical interes
We expect to be able to give dehaite ar
nouncemen.s of railroad excursion al
rangements next week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12
7 H Z NJ A R K E 7 5.
e por,,i ami teieyrIpaef scprs,<. FOR the :roeH
N5uHtIiH Freeman.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET
AT CtNBRIDIE AID BRIGHTON.
Forthe ireet eaiigg T1tsstav, Ju'y II, lss2

C,.ls. Stesp. Hyy,. CIl5ss
At market III > week......... 33ll las 6T4 1853
" last week. ........ l.74g 1905 lo,u9i M
" one year ago.. as lI,sj1 l2is l,Vs4
PRICES Extra fat and heavy pre- ium oxen $40 ora
To- first quality 50 G1d5: second quality, s10td50:
third quality, SbOb IS per loo Ms. on total weight Of
hide, tallow aud dressed beef. A few choice slugle
u4irs Sil35dl2 So Bulls etc, 25a55 Working oxen
steers, S756J Mich cows, S3lubas. 90; extra good
SNOJ34sUD with or without calves may be agreed
farrow and ordinary, Sl&o65 ". stores, yearlinyE
Sll0I6l5 ODDS 10 GJa3. NJ tn yelr1lds
S(lmdjlGo Sheep, 394'.c: extra, 5el &C . Qr - 5od
. n hea Lambs, 50 1ssc retail Odc; Ffo Eat hogs
81 az &c 8 n :inorhern dressed hogs .l06)Oc q \. Veal
calves 379cf n, Brighton hides dOC country lots
81 az. Calf skins. l9al2H 3 n Tallow 7d7ac : n:
country, 4a5, :pelts with wool on % sls5 each
country lots. 2ocaSls5 each
REMARKS The demand for cattle was not pa-;ic
ulary active sull there good comfortable ira
Offerings disposed OF al fun last weeks rates
b Sargent sold twelve northern oxen, 70 dress 100
ms each at l0Ic dressed; " + VIM sold seven cows,
dress 6jld50 ms each. at $3.50 dressed G. W. Jones
snd two state oxen, average 500 Ms, at =, live: f.
Wood sold two STAYS, gross weight ESQ NJ, at 81
live; Halfway jackson sold some western steers at
6sds J5c live and one lot of Texas cattle at p n
Sheep and lambs were ia LARGE supply. Neseern were
OF the northern considered inferior. Lambs that
sold az = n were the exception. L. / Pollard SOLD
lot Of sheep and lambs ayerase 20 rs, at 5c; Combs
Farrow sold sixty two lambs, average 81 rs at c:
r. L. johnson sold eighty lambs average Ms at e:
y. Fisher sold fy.ye lambs, average - b, at &C p
- There were fUur tons Of poultry at market. hsus
selling at A. turkeys al l., AMI chickens al .Jc " >.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

Rev. Geo. B. SaffJ ord of the Third Con.
gregational church, Burlington, rendered
his resignation after a pis,orste Of more
than twenty years,
Mr. Jerome Hopkins has achieved a re-.
msrksble and popular succ SIS in his ''Or.
pheon Association" concerts in Woodstock
At his last concert on Thursday, flowers
were profusely lavshed> even the gra nd
piano being beautifully fcsooned with
Them, By the ladies
Mayor Wilson of New Bedford gave
homely advice to the graduating class of
the high school, telling the boys that a
trade was desirable requirement, and
the girls that housework ought to be
included in there accomplishments. Some
of the boys and girls listened with manifest
Scorn.
The trustees of the stale reform school
make their semi annual examination oil
thai institution this week. At its close IA
pleasant party, consisting Of Governor and
Mrs. Farnham, the reform school trus les
and their wives. Gov. J. l.. Bar5tOw. Hon
w. II. Dubois and Ex-Gov Proctor and
wife and several Others will mike TRIP
to Lake George.
DROWNING CAsUALTY.-By an accident
at Masseua, n. Y. but persons were
drowned, among thsm Fool Smith Root
OF Burlington, eldest son of William II
Root, Esq 1t seems that on Friday nigh,
young Root was rowing on the St. Law
renee with Miss Agnes Fetterley,to whom
he was engaged to be married, and Miss
Jane Loucks. the former OF Morrisbure
and the latter of Aultsvillc, p. o.. wher
in some way the boat was overturned and
all were drowned. Young Roots body
was taken TO Burlington on Monday.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

Twenty one years ago was dying with tue
CONSUMPTION There was no escaping that ter
rule deaih-at least SO all the doctors told me-
when a friend advised me TO sen 10 l.32 Race ST.
Philadelphia, and get CANNABIS INDICA, which
l1ally and fully cured me-
.. :. DISLEY, DEKALB, ST. Lawrence Co., y. Y.
"Send another 81! box OF CANNABIS INDICA
for a friend. Your medicine has cured me ofGON.
SUMPTION. / am as sound and well as ever
was sALLIE D. BENIGN, hcysve, Crawford
Co., Mo. January ID, lS,!.
N.B.-Thls remedy speaks Tor Itself, single
bottle will satisfy the most skeptcal. We know
that it positively cares Consumption, and will
break up fresh cold in twenty four hours So
per Bottle or Three Bottles for g. -, Address
CRADDOCK & Co, loj4 Race ST., Philadelphia.
send stamp Tor book oitesiimonials Of cures from
prominent persons. mlwI6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

hAHOkA, Mo-, Feb. Q, leSo.
purchased i've bottles OF your Hop Bltters OF
Bishop & Co. last fall for my daughter, and am
well pleased with the Buters. They did her moie
good than all the medicine she has taken for SIX
wears WIN. 7. MCCLURE.
Tue above IL from very reliable farmer, whose
daughter as in poor health for seven or eight
years and could obtain no relief until she used
Hop Bitters. She is now in as good health as any
person IN the country. We have large sale, and
they are making remarkable cures.
W. H. BISHOP y Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12
SANDWICHES.
HOW TO ,ECUREHEALTu.

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',,1"-S aug '"T 80, i,yaa3 ,rto.
-,,,,.,r ,r.,u,rirr ,Nnsrrt trSr.I,
mr. m oOD A\pIIvFE SYRUP will restore health
IN tho ,,bvsir,l or,aciz,tioD. Ii.a strengthening
svrn,, ,ic.s,n,t,,sLc. and ttc EEsT BLOop
prRtFIEE oy.r discovered. curing scroru,a.
Sv,h,,ti, ,,i.or,lers Weakness Of the KtJnovs
Ervsipelas Malaria, Nervous disorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints ami diseases oil inc biood'
Liver hWuc"', Skin' etc
HNktH'~ PAN PANActA cures pam in Nan and
Beast.
h1' ho"II'S "'N" Nih'i 'Ns''H'' "'euoSs
WORMS 'nlN
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12
DAT MEAL
FLoUB-sPRING wHEArs.



The receipts Of Corn have been il gh + bg, y
absence Of any export demand, the supply = 1-F
email to the wants Of the market The sales 1 >
and hsh mix ed have been al 81 sanc; steamer y
aud yellow ST - ssI,: and no grade al sSdsic ~
T. arrive from ChIcaEo &c Oushel Il askeI ~ -
n 'Nel,
OATS.
The market Is firm for oats With a stesd7
crate demand. Sales OF No. and extra white a. -
No ; white al s. al ~; No white a. - as
NIX j at 6}s54c: aud Canada at Csc ? bush
RYE.
The mlrkst Is 71ls; and the sales have hNe1 $40
sj,GSl = ha
FEED.
The market s lqlet Further sales NJ ~ IS . 80
esq . ton; aud Fine Peel snt Nlddllus- are SAf-
and pflres are % rmlUal
BARLEY.
There is nothing doug in BARLEY sui '' ~
aiitN lfnlus' Malt j. I'm fair demand ans . -'''
Unchanged
The WUJL TRADE.
IN. market for wool remains uuchaus- I'd ~
rleas continue to te askei At all inter- " p1t-s -
laauy buyers are still bHlllUZ ha'k sa3 De- A'
-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, July II.
Attendance good, receipts large, market
quiet, prices tending down. We qlo,e
butter, general price % cents per pound;
selections 81 cents per pound; few fancy
daires at at higher price; butter packed
in small packages % to y cents per pound.
Shipment 1900 packages. Eggs II cents
per dozen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12
UNITED STATES BONDS.
BOSrON MARKET. July IL

FURNISHED by Dlrus Hosmer, Of the Boston Pro-
duce LN,hanZe, Commission Merchants
No. Il Commercisl street, Boston.
tF shippers should bear in mind that the quotations
below represent receivers prices for round lots aud
made up from sctual transactions. Extreme quo
taOns only be realized for produce that comes up
70 the standard OF choice every respect The qual.
ity, condition Anl msuner Of preparing Produce Tor
market very closely observed by buyers ami have
an important DearluE upon prices
BUTTER.
Trade has been very light. and We have no mstersn
change report III prices Fine creamery is held al
alotations but Sc is top selling price, and forced
sales could not be maze at over z59c q - We quote:
NORTHERN.
Creamery, cnolce y lp ..t..s.3 Is
- D1,. iAr 70 gOol .s..--s ......-....s....H ~
Frank lin county, VT, fine, q n ............l dos
New York and Vermont, choice. .............R "a N
Do do fair to good .........si "a q
DO do common........-.,..9 "a ~
WESTERN.
Creamery, cnoice,...,
Do tsir 20 good -.-..-...........g 81 "a "a
DAllEs nQlte ~
10, ialI AlEvlu. T. %
Lhdlc Isrke'l choice .,......ls "a ~
10 common. ....,..................u a il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

LATShITI.l Il-' - -
Messrs. Ely Bros, Druggists, Owego, y. \. ]
have suffered for many years from chronic Catarrh
and tried great number OF remedies without any
permanent relief. but some six weeks ago | was
induced TO try your "Cream Balm, and with the
very best results. Relief was almost instantaneous
and continued use has resulted in an almost com
plete cure. Therefore take pleasure IN recon.
menling your Cream Balm to all who may he
suffering as | was, both from my own experience
and that of many of my acquaintance who have
used it. :. NJ GREENE, BOOB. keeper, Oh C y. y,
Cstskill & Athens Steamboat Co.
Ely's Cream Balm for Catarrh has given the very
best OF satisfaction 10 my customers more 50 than
that oil any other similar preparation have even
sold. ISAAC c. CuAr4AN. Druggist, NcYJurg, \
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12
LADY BEAUTIFGERs.

Ladies', you cannot make fair skin, rosy cheeks
and sparkling eyes with all the cosmetics ofFrance
or beautiders OF the world while in poor health
and nothing will give you such rich blood, good
health, strength and beauty as Hop Bhters. A
trial is certain proof.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

In our endeayors 10 preserve health II IS Of the
utmost importance that we keep the secretory
system in perfect condition. The well known
remedy Kiduey.Wort, has specific action on the
kidneys, liver and bowels Use it instead ofdosing
with vile bitters or drastic pills. 1t is purely
vegetable, andis prompt but mill IN action. II is
prepared in both dry and liquid form and sel by
druggists yerywhere.-IReading Eagle. 2oEi
Phillip Black, aged l., was drowned IN Connec-
ucut river at Wares Ferry, Putney,whte bathing,
Sunday afternoon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

Receipts Of beef cattle have been only III 4siI-t
trade uas been very hight owing to the Orsert u
the FOURTH Prices ruled about the same "a s. vA@E
sales Of fair - good northern cattle az g. 1l : a.
dressed weight, and premium bullocks a. .i1il =
Western good to extra ranged from S7.1t6' Ia -
live weight. and fancy steers al sba192 OILY few
mich COWS of arinE, with sales ranging Ss-T'
head Vealcalves are firm and selling a. "a y. ?"
Sheep and lambs in liberal receipt, WIZ srl d.
nsrd ana steady prices. sales of sprirt aTuus ls,s
been Atpsl-tr, and sheared sheep az J0t . Nss,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

Tnare i. a steady demand for Cora Mlsl a. 80
}.7u q Dbl. -
The slles Of RYE T or have been con mel t'-a..
lots at L5odi75 2 Dbl.
DAT MEAL.
Demand moderate for Dat Meal and stock 81 a. "
quote comm u and fancy Western At SI1Jds 2 b
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12
GRASS SEEDS


There (. very strong tone on tue part Of a.,4s-s
but there are very few buyers al the OUTSIDE aIlrs'
We lu1te:
Good n prime ISL, Eastern y d.. .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12
EIIEEaI

rlsrr duII tue. sui It = di7-it .1-r..-,...
a. Iifliattus GJnufru srasiss A. gsrF ~ -
fIltc;
SLw CHEEsE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12
FLOUR AND MEAL TRADE.

aThere is very dull feeling for -four AID Tr1tst;
a almost nominal When iobbers are forced 70 LAis
purchases to keep up sssortments holders gb.AE GIT
ent rates for small lots but to force sales cuee'-
T ouli have to be made.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

Choice haud p ss3 pa continue aliet ID ,=-y 81.
and thareis n disposition On the part IS L1ie-t A.
MAKE INV on essions Mediums are not much B,ii
a-fer as go51 German heans can he bought ssr "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

IN. r.srsas has ruled arm, a. 20 eiIes Lac as,-
Ifhf IN che demand i not srilse aud .s-ssr r.
4rlld L. likely 90 Calse . ue-llue --rlrf|e 80.
t,1-theru sud eastern will command - = 15s-- ~,
~ Vent over arr not easy % sell above i4- Ws....
-aitlfs are beginning % he aderiei tv TIE v-,t -
5rf only fires LOT. viii miami l.-7 3 20 a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12
DRIED APPLES.


Tuars ltinuas to be lifnt demand fOr hay, and
eayds2l p ton j. the highest can quote Tor Der
eastern or northern Medium and common grass
are nominal Neqlit
Eastern ant Northern, choice, eoarse.--.~s-l ~
~ IL, EOol. ....... LIS o. j.
ID Do, nne ...........-...-..i2 " z J. H
D. d.. ifV1r......,.,.-.-..- Il "a q Dr.
Western TIN Jtuy -..... ......s.....--
Nxale HaN--..s......
Rye straw. Il noe.
p. Common 10 SpOI....... lib t sI.I
---..-.-........
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-07-12

EARLY VEGETABLE AND BERRIES

We haze dropped quotations for old potatoes As 81
sea son il about over Nev southern are selling So
s. - y Dbl.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-10
MACEDONIA.

Christmas passed of quietly AZ
usual. actire euil n.
The health Of the community is
generally good.
A prominent young man of Ibis
vicinity got shot Mt White & Murphy,
store last week: particulars two
pounds of shot for dozen cgga.
( Mr.. john w. llan,nonds OF the
neighborhood of McKnighI's Mil
was bitten last Thursday the 22nd
inst: by a coppcrheud suakr, but il
now able to 90 abou, again.
Mr.. Il. w. Halle, of Caldwell coun-
~ called at This Office yesterday, he
has just returned from an extended
visit among relatives in Tcune-see ;
he reports light crops and hard times
| generally.
Alter o brief visit among friends
and relatives near here, MIR. John
Elliott returned TO his home in Ten
nessee this week 1t is whispered
around that he came hitqer in huesl
OF a location TO sell goods,
ESD james p Pool, OF Bainbridge,
was circulating in this neck OF wood,
10 day. We infer from his deport-
ment that he is in tho tobacco trade
again, The crop in This part was un
usually lighi, but has been unusually
well handled aud our farmers expect
liberal prices.
Died of Heart disease on Tuesday
the 9Th inst. at his fathers home
near Woods Chapel, Mr., Thomas
.on OF jake Ilunlnords. y. Mon
day he made some trivial complaint
of net feeling well; in the afternoon
he walked ont TO his grandlathcr's
which is but short distance from hi,
fathers house Soon alter his return
home on Tuesday, lc was taken ser
iously III ; his inlhcr called in a.illy'
sician but he died in u few minute.
latter The physician arrived. .s
Married, Newsom Pool: nj tho res
idenco Of tie brides father on Tnurs
day 22nd inst BY Esq. Glass. Mr.. &
w. Newsom to Miss Bette z. Pool
| Wmte-Alexandrr At the resi-
dence OF the brides mother on Thurs
tlny 22nd inst. by Rev. VIM. Hopper
Mr.. James.M. White to Miss NJ. A
Alexander, all OF Caldwell county.
McCarriell.Fowltr: AT tho resi-
dence Of the brides mother on Fri
day the 23rd inst by E.q. Wm. Hop
per, Mr.. John W. McCarriell of hi
place to Miss Mary l.. Fowler, Z
Caldwell county. Professor CIemel
OF Livingston county, and Mi4s Pau
line White, OF tllis place attende
them. r .t,
Halle Chamblis: At tue rrsilcnc
of the brides father, by Esq Glass .
Wednesday 2Slh inst. Mr.. Halle
Miss Sarah Chamblis, all of CAldwe
: county. -
II 'aft. .Hifs. HOuGU AND READY,