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Marriage OF alshop pe,erkip.

RlcuXoSD, Va, June Bishop George
". Peterkin, Of West Virginia, was mar.
ried to.night,,in Hsnrico county, near this
city, to Mies Marion N. Stewart, daughter
otJohn Stewart, one OF the wealthies: and
most prominent citizels Of Virginia. s 3. Z
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! Roosevelt Di.c,nim. the Interview. !.

" hpoSeveit Dfsclnims the Interview.
+ new foRx, June l2.-The Pet te,e-
graphed Mr. Roosevelt relative to the
St. PauI dispatch. and Received the follow
ing reply::. z1ii.l "a. =, Z. iFT' 81 !,
= To ny knowledge I had no interview
tor publication. l never said sny thing
like what yeu report. may have said I
opposed Blaine for public reason, not per.
sonal to myself. TuEoDoRE RoosEvrLr." Z
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4 woman Cor res.en to a nurder.

Plr1sBuRaH, June .l2-Two weeks aee
the body Of an infant was fund in the
Monongahela river. "a post morl.m e1ami
ns!ion was held and a verdict OF death
from natural csuses rendered by the Coro
Fner's Jury. 1llona Chindash, a Hungarian
woman, afterward confessed that she killed
the child and this morning she was arrested
for murder. A man named Michael An.
ders was also arrested as accessory,
,sAndroch denies that he aided in the
numbering of the child, and says Mrs Chin
doach killed three children before ehe can't
N 4 ruarico stt ..l- y Gf5 10 4 -
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Ir wasn't cut.And.csled meeting, but it
ran smoothly, beautifully and with increas.
ing tsrvor. Wheeling never had finer
meeting, and it was all home talent and
SPONTANEOUS eu,husissm. ~
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-Jhe F.,,,vi,I+s ded.
'eeial Dspateh to TIE In.eili5eicer. 9.

FAlRMosr, ". Va, June l2 The icstivi.
ties Of commencement week ended tonight
10 grand reunion at Normal Hall, in
which nearly a thousand persons partici.
ps!ed. All the rooms were thrown open
to the public and vera thronged until a
late hour BY a Joyous company. To.mor.
row most Of the students leave lor their
homes. 80 - 3 { I. ! .sa.llll.E s. -
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Ms, T,lDkS's s4gLclIy has been dwelt on
with loving tenderness before now. His
declins.ion shows tina. the old gentleman
hu no. entirely los. hia grip. s.
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A PINE CONE representing the Pine Tree
s,.:s is in great favor as q Blaine emblem.
The keystone ought to besomcwhere near,
and the American EAGLE over all.
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Commencement, a, n orSau,ou Il; 4, |, un,

"''' - ae ia'eli iteneer. iiE y Jt5 :,
Aohe AsTowS, WA, June l2. The
n1'eensh annual commencement Of the
vest Virginia University took place this
a0fa!ns A large crowd was in attend.
shce IRON the surrounding country, though
Tba sTeae vera lev visitors from abroad.
aa,s. aue exercises were very short, tnera being
WY Wy Tour graduates: W.T., w, Barh, Of
v; wea! HlrgIli.; R Q. Berkly, Jr., ot West
virginia, ". u. Michssl, OF West Virginia.
And d. 7. Robinson, OF Pennsylvania ~
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GLAfs CONVENTION CHANGED,

The International Convention of Glass
Workers that was to have been held in
Pittsburgh in July has been changed to
meet in St. Helens, Lancashire, England,
on the Is h. Delegates from Italy, France,
Belgium and the United States will be
present President Cline and Andrew
Burt will represent the United States.
Germany will not have representative on
account Of Of tbs strict police surveillance
that is kept on workmen. i
STRIKE OF FALL RIVER wEAvkgs.
FALL ,kIvER, MAss., June l2-Twenty
weav.rs Of Fnnt mill struck to-day, stop
ping lG0 loomp. 81 &, + r. a
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ru,sp,,.p,alus vl4rg.mel move didn't
xo,t, Oaasemen do their own voting.
Tbv no, Try to work up q hostils sentiment
IN the solda1? I.s.9 ~,
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Bishop Sinp.on Cri,,raIIv IN

PHILADELPHIA, June l2.-The illness Of
Bishop Simpson il critical This morning
q consultation Of physicians was held al
tho Bishops residence. They report his
condition better but Htill dangerous.
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THERE VISA warm Tune at Washington
Hall las. night. Ohio county ia warmly
IN, B sine and Logan and. Protection to
American Iudusries. - -''srt,
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wu, no, follow the example OF the late
Democratic leaier and decline to hold a
ns.i.psl convention? The quadrille Is
over; anyhow. ..l, iss
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READlsd, PA, June l2-Hon. Heister
Clymer died Eere suddenly Of p,ralysiu,
this morning, sged 81: The deceased seryed
In the Stats Senate six yeafs, and was Dem.
ecrstIc candidate for Governor against John
W. Gea,y in 1866. He served In Copgrs ss
from the Berks dis ric. from 1873 10 1881
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"a; Promise cd LsnchinE in Kentucky,
LOUISVILLE, aEyp June le.!--iWiuiam
Doom, a worthless negro, while drunk a,
Brdstown; Ky; cut out the ensrsils Of
George Hughes, hotel clerk, for ordering
him away from the premises. Hughes viii
dic and lit ia thought the negro will BE-
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CHARLESTON FAILURE,
srATE BANK oF Nv. va. cLos,e.
eAa''e.sos Psopl. E,elted Over the Evsnt-CSly
Rama" In cl'eula.loa-.rhesli.s ilid IS. 900
oa Deposit, bat ist AMPLY Secured.
81 kaaaNha VALLEY Bank said.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jane 1.-The
doom ol the State Bank Of West Virginia,
ol this city, were cloead this morning.
Liabilities, $4,000; assets reported to be
$1,000. The principal losers arc poor
people, who had small sums deposited.
Many ugly rumors are lh ,at on the s.ree,a.
lne Bupposition is that the bank will pay
So percent, bu. 1t Is doubtful II 1t pays over
" percent This bank has been considered
weak LOT some time, but the citizens con.
nnued to deposit with it. The depositors
are anxiously awaiting an investigation.
The State OF West Virginia had eight thou
sand dollars deposited with this bank.
The excitement runs high, and but little
business has been done here to-day.
!. A slight run Was made on the KRnswhs
Valley Bank when its doors were opened
ut o'clock this; morning, but as every
check was promptly paid. the ruu ceased
alter an hours time. Daring the run on
the ksnswha Valley Bank, many Of the
larsess business men made heavy deposits.
Zoe hanawha Valley Bauk has over $780,.
wv In Its vaults, and Is solid. Al
i7g THE STATES INTERESTS.
" . d. ) ~ o. 4 = .
An lNrELLlaEScgR reporter called uron
Auditor Miller a. his reaidencs on Fifteenth
asrse., at midnight LAST night, but tla. Of.
fetal had heard nothing Of the collapse. !.
Said he: Il do not keep the bank; acconar.
had no idea that there was +an.tilias
wrong with the State Bank. We Have not
q very large SUM on dsposis tEefe, certain
] y lot over seven or sigtft thousand dollsrs.
: am glad toa+knowy that it. is not the
! Enthusiastically Bank, as ws have quite
large sum otmoney there. That IL all Il
kn ,-,---7.: ,5s.sI
Z Assistant State Treasurer John Fl. Ewing
was also called up. I"No, had no iatims-
tion OF any: such failure. We have not
over $ 900 in that balk, aud between Sl2,.
goo aud 5000 in the Ksnswha Valley
Bank. In both instances the S:ate Is
secured by bonds Of s5O.000 each. The
State will lose nothing
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r,,vr,AyD and Mcdonald are talked
,,on, lsn's that putting tho cart before
The hcr,e?
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7,srr Bin Morrison mustn't be forgotten
:, no s,sppsde. He would make as fine
.,irt., A, YOU ever .nrk Enife in.
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1,r nights meeting was worthy of the
p.npblicsps Of Ohio county, and Of the
.,,,to,m AID .:rt-+ Which thev ratified.
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Tux "yully.u dusEGs" are in the held
.s., The up nm4d Kniah's" company.
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yocs defeated candidate can not be be
,.;,r,s,-SamwiJ. ~, Ti'titn.
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The stove foundries OF Auschu,z 4 %. and
Bissell & Co. have resumed with approx.
tices and non.ur!on men. Other firms are
making preparations TO start in the same
way. The strikers feel confident the manu-,
lecturers will not be successful in starting
all the works, ~. yg.g ~
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With Happy Voice let all Rpj,lc,, and Swell the
Chorus tIe-; Fs,i
From Sea " Lake tha Echoes Wake ior Blaine
Gld Eicto.y! III
Thus We write history beforehand. .i
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rnD,s won't, but a younger and l'aE lees
ls,el head Will. -
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n Gen. Mnrri.a u 1ale,., !. v,eY,.. !.

i6tlFT gen. HhYTIbth IhReH DfHrfe. - "
MADISON, Ixb., jane s1s7-- Hanover Col-
lege commencement occurred to-day. The
past year was the moss successful in, i.s
history. The degree Of IL. D. was con-
ielred on Hon. Bspj. Harrison, -
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The ratification meeting at Washington
Hall last night exceeded in magnitude and
enthusiasm the expectations and hopes Of ita
most sauguine organizer and the warme.t
friends OF the cause in which itwa called. The
audisncs packed the large hall, the largest in
the city, both upstair, and downstair.. A
goodly number Of ladies were among those
present, and mapy distinguished d gentlemen
occupied seats on the atage and in the audi
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c,,IpLg represents The purpose Of the
-...v wby mt r'iss him a'oft? "A
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ArALgSrED head.lIr-r lu. i; up in this
shape: n
Fling Out, FlIug 0nt. With Song and Shout, Your
Banner ttJn the Wall.
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The strike at the Lindsay & Co.'s mill
has been settled by the mill restoring the
10 percent reduction demanded about two
weeks ago. The men affected by the reduc.
ton were those employed outside the
Analgamated Association. Wclk waa re.
sumed this morning. According to repert
the stop ct Painters mill will also end, and
the works started. -. 4
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Qlrs qntelhgeltIfsr

-, ,.., - NJ" II i"rrt'+"In s.Ise..
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on,o coouly, be it observed, Is in the
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SENATOR VOORHEES, TICKET,

--5-.gt5. sESAToR VooRHEEs' TICKET. 80 ~
Senator Voorhees,, in !, answer to the
question as to who he favored for the nom.
instion, said, my ticket is Jos. E. Mel D,n.
aid, Of Indiana, and Gen. slccum, OF New
York. There can be no question but
McD donald would carry Indiana by 10000
majority. TWAS well underatood by MI.
Mcdonald that il Mr.. Ti!den would consent
to run his name would not have been men.
toned at Chicago, and Gov. Hendricks
fully understood that if TIlden declined
then h!a name was not to be mentioned,
Hendricks Is for McDonald. aen. 4locum
is as strong in New y York as Mr.. Tildep,
and be is strong in New Jersey. He has
lin that State the friendship Of all Fi.z
John Porter's friends. New. York, i New
Jersey and Indiana are enough, though
they could carry Others. !, Of course,
count on the Solid South. iitfssGi'
Senator Vest e1to!s the letter in the
highest terms, and says he would not be
surprised II that letter shall nominate Til
den-if the Democratic people nominate
him In spite Of himself and insist on him
making the rsce. 5s55 a
REPRESENTATIVES, COMMENTS.
Members Of the House Of Representa-.
tives expressed themselves as follows
ClaIdy, Of Missouri" "Tilden's declina
ton, will not hurt the party any. We have
plenty who are available ior ths. nomina
ton. Nj. Tilden's declining does not neces
sarily mean Governor Clsveland's 8 nomtna
ton" \, d
Mr.. Ernentrout, Of PsnnsylvaniA-.".Oh
l,we'll nominate Tilden, Of course, Th,
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THE LABUK FIELD.
Tho Recent ntAdvanccin In Wages Of window
!|.s v Glass WORKERS.

Tho Recent Advance In Wages Of window
Glnss Workers. X
Z, PirrsBuRdu. June l2.-The 10 PER cent.
advance made by the manufacturers in the
wages Of window glass workers Of the East
will have no effect upon the manufacturers
or employees here or in the Western dis.
trics. Secretary Loe til,r says the men OF
the East have been working ior less wages
than thoss in the West, and that the ad.
vance was made to equalizs the price OF
labor. The men Of the Esst are not work.
ing on a sliding scale, and their wages are
still abou. 10 per cent. lower than paid by
the manufacturers in the Western district
The manufacturers say the trade has been
fair and that the demand has been about
equal to the supply. l5Eg ,f5E 50
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IL. jlnei G. B.sine. the Sou oil Maine, Receives
the Peoale's Call fl} srEb
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!, @'Rsausd o. taurb Pags,
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/ SRErREsESTAT1yEs' COMMENTS,

4 Mr.. Ernentrout, Of PsnnsylvaniA-tOh
ye'll nominate Tilden, Of course, The
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letter Yes l read II. but what Of that :
Tilden. talks of : the voice OF God. The
voice Of the people Is the voice Of God,
and be cannot refuse to respond 10 the
voice Of the people, which viii nominate
him, and put him in the White House." <
NJ Holman, oil Indiana, refers to. the letter
as an American classic, but Gays that It
will take some time before atfairs will take
shape 30 as to admit oi clear. judgment
Of the situation. The mind Of the party
had been concentrated upon the old ticket,
and 1t will take time to look about for an.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-09-12

or gans in addressing the people at the
ia If in st. Adams the previous day so
That he was scarcely able to speak
aloud. lie was present in the Judges
stand at two o'clock, however, and W as
introduced by the president of the So
ciety, Hon. j. N. North of Shoreham.
After eXcusing himself on the ground
stated, he introduced President Ham
lin OF Middlebury college, who spoke
for about 10 minutes. lie showed
what the farmers must expect if the
tariff were done away with, stated the
relations of the leading parties to the
protection policy and said he should
vote for Blaine and Logan, believing
that in so doing he should best promote
the welfare of the State and nation.
The ladies of the county vet L.
had restaurant on the grounds and
cleared handsome sum.
The premium list was read bv the
secretary, John A. Child of Wevbridge,
Friday afternoon. 1t is printed in full
below.
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NOTICE.-Estate Of


The Undersigned, having been appointed by|
the Honorable PROBATE Court for the district Of
Addison, commissioners, to receive, examine !
and adjust all claims and demands of all per
sons against the estate of Oliver Wlsell, lateI
of Shoreham, in said district, deceased, and al |
claims exhibited III offset thereto, hereby glve|
notice that we Will meet for the purposes aiore
said at the late dwelling house of the deceased
in ShOreham, on the 10Th day OF september ant
18th day OF February, next, from one oclocI1
p. m, until O'Clock p. M, each OF SAID daysI
and that six months from the 18th day OF Au
g.st, A. ID. lSSi, is the time limited by sait
Court for said creditors To present their claim
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Shoreham, this 81 day OF september !
A. d. lSo4. 81
IL. :. BROOkINS. Door,s
WRIT LON RICH, N' Dc
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STATE OF VERMONT.
~ Addisnn District "a

The Probate Court Tor the District of Addison
To all persons interested in the estate OF joint
Bent late OF Rlpton, in said district tel
ceased. GREETING:
By the authority of the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified TO appear before the said pro
bate court, at the Probate office in MIddlebury I'D
said district, on the 29hday of Sept. "A. IL. 1ss4
at 10 O'Clock am. TO show cause, il any you havej
why the account OF j. ;. Chandler, administrator
of the estate of said deceased, should not be al
loved, and also why the residue OF said estatt
should not be distributed to the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated at Middebury, in said district this 9tlj
day of September,!A. ID. 1854. b
JOHN c. STAPLETON, Register
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L E G HI NOTICE.
STATE OF VERMONT,
4, AIIisnn District "a


BE it remembered, that at a session of the Pro
bate Court holden at Middlebury, within and for
said District, ON the 9th day OF September, A.
ID. 1854.
Present, Hon. Lyman f. Knapp, Judge.
Whereas, a certain instrument in writing, UNI
der seal, purporting to he the last will and resta
men, of Lydia \. Sprague, late OF Middlebury, in
said district deceased, having been this day pre-
scented to said court of probate. and duly filed
IN the probate Office: Therefore, 1t is order
Ell that all persons interested in the estate
of said deceased be notified to appear before said
Court at the Probate Onice in Middlebury, in
said District, ON the 10Th day OF Septemb Der, \. d.
1854 ut 10 o'clock a. M, by publication Of this
order three weeks excessively previous there
TO in the Mddlebury Register. a newspaper
printed at Middlebury, aforesaid, to show CAUSE
II any they may have, why said instrument nd
writing should not be proved and allowed, al
the last Will and testament of the said deceased
81 JOHN G. STAPLETON, Register.
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Bulwer Lytton's Bridge
Where II Touches the shores and the
Great Columns in Midstream.


Great Columns i'll NJ idstream.
What a beautiful bridge between old age and
childhood is religion. How mtuitively the child
begins with prayer and worship on entering lIfe,
and how intutively, ON quitting life, the old man
turns back to prayer and worship, putting him
self again side by side with the infant" remarks
Sir f. Bulwer Lytton, in his " Strange story"
Yes but between Its distant abutments the
bridge of life has many high and awful arches,
through winch the wild waters dash and roar ia
wrath and desolation. Prayer aud worship alone
do not sustain these. Natures solid rocks must
lie mistaken beneath, and human art and skill
must rear and solldiiy the structure overhead.
Gods will is best eNemplned in the laws lie has
made for the creatures whom lie has placed un-
der their control. Neither the child's lrustfu
" Our Father" nor the old mans Forget me
not in the midst OF mine inltmiti s." will alter
this by the weight of single grain
Science and art ilrst-then faith ana prayers
the order of Heaven itself. Divinity heals
through its agents, and those agents are the dis
coveries OF man; not the vague announcements
of prophets or seers. Is life burden TO youy
Does time drag Is your power To cope with
life's problem and duties weakened? You are
not well, Your blood Is sluggish and tainted,
perhaps or some important organ is torpid or
overworked. This fact may have taken the form
of dyspepsia, rheumatism, govt malaria, pains
in the stomach, chronic headache, or any OF n
dozen other ills. PARKER'S Tonic will inVig
crate you, AS fresh air iIvigprates those who
have been shut up in damp, ietid cells. Ii is
powerful, pure. delicious, scientific, sate-the
keystone OF the central arch OF the bridge OF life
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DeDartment XII

VEGETABLES SEEDS AND GRAINS.
pumpkins. VIM Pinney. Nliddcbury
S squashcs IL G Sessions NIiddcbury
muskmelo s. + l. Moody, Wcybridgc
watcrmcons, y & Sumner, Bristol
Bushcl potatoes, Il 5 Wright, Wcybrdgc
I-a bushcl onions, Geo Sheldon Salisbury
10 varieties potatoes, II Manchester, Corn
wall
IL carrots, c d Sumner, Middebury
IL parsnips, II Robbins Cornwall
Il early bacts, II Robbins
Il winter bccts, y 6 March. Mdtllcburv
IL stock bects, Geo Sheldon, Salisbury
IL rutabaga turnips, p Iulley, Mddlcbury
I2 Swedish turnips Geo Sheldon Salisbury
IL flat turnips, & ID Sumner, NIddlcbury
Peck tomatoes, y & March, Niiddlcburv
lie bush spring wheat, NJ ID parmccc. Mid
dchury
I-2 bush winter wheat, Rollin Lane Cornwall
I2 bush winter rye, J + Fem, MiddicDury
Ia bush oats, VI DcPoutcc, New Haven
I2 bush barley. w liaston, Cornwall
I-2 bush beans, NJ DcIoutcc. New Haven
I-2 bush peas, Geo Ruscoe, Addison
lie bush buckwhcot + \ Langdon, New
Haven
IL bush hcrdsgrass seed / w Poet, Cornwall
Trace seed corn, Geo Sheldon. Salisbury
8 cabbagcs Geo Sheldon
Largest and best display of vegetables seeds
and grains y G March, Nliddebury, Ist
Henry Robbins, Cornwall. ed
Largest and.bcst display of vegetables. NJ
Dyer, Salisbury, Isl
Geo Sheldon, Salisbury, ed
Display OF bcets OF each variety, \ &
March Middlcbury
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Department II.

IORSES-MATCIED.
Pair Matched Horses, ) : Gaines, Yer
gcnncs, Ist 8
] II Sprague, Waltham, ed :
II Delphia. Bridport, sd :
SINGLE DRIVING HORSES.
Austin Booth Ferrsburgh, Ist Q
O II Fisher, Addison, I'd !
William Danyew, MiddIebury :
STATIONS.
Stallion with five of his get, IL 7 Cuts Or
well, LIST IL
Hopkins Gaines, Panton, ed o
Stallion four yrs old or over, II b Wright
Nliddlebury, Ist 6
Austin Booth, Ferrisburgh, ed !
Stallion two yrs Old : Wmarth x Son, Ist a
IL & BuWell, Brdport, I'd
BROOD MARES AND COLTS.
Brood Mare and Colt, l. IL Payne ,Cornwall.Ist 6
! + Severance, Middlebuv, ed i
II b Wright, Middlebury, sd ?
Nearling Colt, q y Payne, Bridport. Ist
) Willmarth & Son, Addison ed
Iwo-yr old Colt, G PAYNE, Bridport, Ist Z
! 3attell Nliddebury, ed ?
Colt three yrs old L ID Wssell, Shoreham,Ist 4
! Battel Middlebury I'd