to JAMES WHITE LIBRARY from Mrs. Howard G. Bayley November, 1973 * ‘The reputation of these Scales is go well established, th«t the Manufacturers do not feel called upon to say anything in their favor. They would merely call attention to th* fact, that the AUTHORITY OF THEIR SCALES has recently been ESTABLISHED BY JUDICIAL DECISION. In the Court of Common Pleas, in Baltimore, a suit arose from a discrepancy of weight between one of FAIRBANKS’ SCALES, in use by the Ohio Railroad Company, and one of another manufacturer. The case occupied the Court two days, and Judge Marshall, in Njtelivering his decision, stated, as the result of the evince, that the ACCURACY of FAIRBANKS’ SCALES ESTABLISHED beyond all Question. GENERAL AGENTS: Greenleaf & Brown, §4 Eilby St., Boston. Fairbanks & Co., 189, Broadway, New York. Fairbanks & Ewing, Masonic Hall, Philad’a. E. Corning & Co., Albany. BROWN * ALLEN, MANUFACTURERS of PIANO F0RTB8, HAYWARD BLOCK, No. 354 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON. Mr. Brown was of the old firm of Brown & Hallett, (whose Pianos have been many years in the market, and admired for their durability and purity of tone,) subsequently, ten years Foreman in tne justly celebrated Manufactory of Jonas Chickering, Esq., where he perfected and applied his Patent Grand Action. Piano Fortes of our Manufacture are Distinguished for Evenness, Pure Musical Quality of Tone, and Superior Elastic Action. | Orders from all parts of the Country will receive prompt and faithful attention. A. WILLIAMS & CO., Booksellers, No. 100 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON. * Special Agents for Harper & Brothers’ Publications. The \ Trade supplied at Publisher’s Prices. Agents for Godey’s Ladies’ Book, Knickerbocker, Hunt’s Magazine, Putnam’s Magazine, &c. Subscription Office for London Illnstrated News, Punch, &c., &c. Newspapers, Periodicals and Books packed to News Agents daily on the most favorable terms. ORDERS SOLICITED. VERMONT DIRECTORY COMMERCIAL ALMANAC. Sill ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS FOR THE MERIDIAN OF BURLINGTON. BY W. W. ATWATER. BURLINGTON: SOLD AT WHOLESALE BY BOOKSELLERS, AND AT RETAIL BY MERCHANTS GENERALLY THROUGHOUT THE STATE. THE TOWNS IN VERMONT. ADDISON CO. 1 Ferris burgh 2 Monkton 3 Starksboro 4 Panton * Vergennes 6 Waltham 7 Bristol 8 Lincoln 9 Addison 10 Wey bridge 11 New Haven 12 Bridport 13 Cornwall 14 Middlebury 15 Ripton 16 Granville 17 Salisbury’ 18 Goshen 19 Hancock 20 Shoreham 21 Whiting 22 Leicester 23 Orwell BENNINGTON CO 1 Rupert 2 Dorset 3 Peru 4 Landgrove 5 Sandgate 6 Manchester 7 Winhall 8 Arlington 9 Sunderland 10 Shaftsbury 11 Glastenbury 12 Bennington 13 Woodford 14 Sears burgh 15 Pownal 16 Stamford 17 Readsboro CALEDONIA CO. 1 Sheffield 2 Sutton 3 Newark 4 Hardwick 5 Wheelock 6 Lyndon 7 Burke 8 Walden 9 Danville 10 StJohnsbury 11 Kirby 12 Cabot 13 Peacham 14 Barnet 15 Waterford 16 Groton 17 Ryegate CHITTENDEN CO. 1 Milton 2 Westford 3 Underhill 4 Colchester 5 Essex 6 Jericho 7 Bolton 8 Burlington 9 Williston 10 Richmond 11 Shelbum 12 St George 13 Charlotte 14 Hinesburgh 15 Huntington ESSEX CO. 1 Norton 2 Canaan 3 Averill 4 Lewis 5 Lemlngton 6 Brighton 7 Bloomfield 8 Ferdinand 9 Brunswick 10 East Haven 11 Maidstone 12 Victory 13 Granby 14 Guildhall 15 Luncnberg 16 Concord FRANKLIN CO. 1 Highgate 2 Franklin 3 Berkshire 4 Richford 5 Swanton 6 Sheldon 7 Enosburgh 8 Montgomery 9 St Albans 10 Fairfield 11 Bakersfield 12 Georgia 13 Fairfax 14 Fletcher GRAND ISLE CO. 1 South Hero 2 Grand Isle 3 North Hero 4 Isle La Mott 5 Alburgh ORANGE CO. 1 Orange 2 Topsham 3 Newbury 4 Williamstown 5 Washington 6 Corinth 7 Bradford 8 Fairlee 9 West Fairlee 10 Ver shire 11 Chelsea 12 Brookfield 13 Braintree 14 Randolph 15 Tunbridge 16 8trafford 17 Thetford LAMOILLE CO. 1 Waterville 2 Belvidere 3 Eden 4 Johnson 5 Cambridge 6 Sterling 7 HYDETABK. 8 Morristown 9 Wolcott 10 Stowe 11 Elmore ORLEANS CO. 1 Jay 2 Troy 3 Newport 4 Derby 5 Holland 6 Westfield 7 Coventry 8 Salem 9 Morgan 10 Lowell 11 lRASBURGH 12 Brownington 13 Charleston 14 Albany 15 Barton 16 Westmore 17 Craftsbury 18 Glover 19 Greensboro RUTLAND CO. 1 Sudbury 2 Brandon 3 Chittenden 4 Pittsfield 5 Benson 6 Hubbardton 7 Pittsford 8 West Haven 9 Fairhaven 10 Castle ton 11 Rutland 12 Mendon 13 Sherburne 14 Poultney 15 Ira 16 Clarendon 17 Shrewsbury 18 Middletown 19 Wells 20 Tinmouth 21 Wallingford 22 Mount Holly 23 Pawlet 24 Dan by 25 Mt. Tabor WASHINGTON CO 1 Waterbury 2 Worcester 3 Woodbury 4 Duxbury 5 Middlesex 6 Calais 7 Moretown * Montpelier 9 Berlin 10 E Montpelier 11 Marshfield 12 Plainfield 13 Fayston 14 Waitsfield 15 Northtield 16 Barre 17 Warren 18 Roxbury WINDHAM CO. 1 Londonderry 2 Windham 3 Gratton 4 Rockingham 5 Stratton 6 Jamaica 7 Townsend 8 Athens 9 Westminster 10 Somerset 11 Wardsboro 12 Newfane 13 Brookline 14 Putney 15 Dover 16 Dummerston 17 Wilmington 18 Marlboro 19 Brattleboro 20 Whitingham 21 Halifax 22 Guilford 23 Vernon WINDSOR CO. 1 Rochester 2 Bethel 3 Royalton 4 Sharon 5 Norwich 6 Stockbridge 7 Barnard 8 Pomfret 9 Hartford 10 Bridgewater 11 Woodstock. 12 Hartland 13 Plymouth 14 Reading 15 West Windsor 16 Windsor 17 Ludlow 18 Cavendish 19 Baltimore 20 Weathersfield 21 Weston 22 Andover 23 Chester 124 Springfield CONT Towns in Vermont, page 2 Map of Vermont........ 3 Eclipses, &c........... 5 Calendar & Memoranda 6 Interest Table........103 Publications—Postage .. .104 Towns and Business Menl05 Post Offices..........149 Railroads in Vermont .. .153 ENTS. Courts in Vermont, pagel54 Banks in Vermont.......155 Vt. State Prison.......156 Literary Institutions..157 Miscellaneous Inst’s...158 County Officers........159 Legislature of Vermont. .165 State Elections, &c....166 Members Congress.......167 Weather in 1865. Rain in January, 2 inches; February, 1 m.; March, 1 in.; April 2* inches; May £ in.; June 64 m.—July. 8^ in. ; utrust,’3 in’; September, 4£ in.; October, 6.; November, .U; December, 24. Greatest cold —19 in Jan.; greatest heat, 84, in June. ALMANAC FOR 1857. - 6 n 0 3 P i & i os P* 2 A Tj 3 b o 3 h £ i n H 2 o£ &. 3 A cc i 4 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 s! A 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 P C 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 rf 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sg 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 §/ 22 g : 29 r* 'W 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 {. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 ijjg \i 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 3 is 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ?3 r 29 30 31 27 28 29 30 . — 1 2 3 \ 1 2 3 2 Id 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 g >as 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 63 - 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 » 31 _ r 26 27 28 29 30 25 26 27 28 29 30 > ~ 1 2 L 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 as < 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 8 9 10 11 12 13 if < 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 28 • i 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 22 23 24 25 26 27 ) 31 29 30 . _ j 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 ;w 7 8 s 10 11 12 13 6 * 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 * * 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 13 > 14 15 16 17 18 19 g 21 22 2‘i 124 25 i 26 27 20 1 21 22 23 24 25 26 ji i 2S 29 36 J. 1. 27 28 29 30 31 “i1 Mercury will be in a position favorable for visibility about January 12th, May 5th, September 1st, and December 26tli; at which time the planet will be in the western sky soon after sunset ; also about February 28th, June 29th, and October 19th, when it will be in the east just before sunrise. Venus will be brightest on the 4th of April and the 15th of June, being in the west in the former case at sunset, and in the east in the latter at sunrise. Saturn’s rings will be visible the whole of 1857 with a glass of moderate size. Show in the winter, 1855-6, at Burlington. October 25, 4 inches ; Nov. 18,1 inch; 23d, 1 inch; 25th, 1 inch; Dec. 9,1 inch; 26tli, 12 inches; 30th, 7 inches. January 3,1 inch ; 6th, lmch; 8th, 2 in. 14th. 5 in.; 16th, 3 in.; Feb. 17,1£ in.; Mar. 9 in. Lake froze, Feb. 1. COMMERCIAL ALMANAC FOR 1857. PREPARED, PUBLISHED AND ENTERED ACCORDING TO LAW BY W. W. ATWATER. Preface —This Work has so far received the favor of the public, that its circulation has now become the greatest of any periodical ever published in Vermont. (See page 56 ) While the author has labored to gather and condense such a vast amount of accurate and useful information in so small a space, he has omitted vain and useless prognostications of the weather, of which no mortal could ever make reliable predictions for a week in advance. The science of Astronomy is useful and soul-inspiring; and it is always reliable, as is seen in the correct calculation of eclipses, and other phenomena, for any number of years. But Astrology, and all vague notions concerning the Signs of the Zodiac, and the government of the Moon’s changes over the weather, and over the various affairs and pursuits of life, are absurdities unworthy of the intelligence of the present century. Chronological Cycles for 1857. Dominical Letters......D | Solar Cycle........... 18 Golden Number...........15 Roman Indiction...... 15 Epact................. 4 I Julian Period .......6570 Names and Characters of the Planets, &c. 0 The Sun. O# The Moon. $ Mercury. 9 Venus. © Earth. $ Mars. Jupiter, b Saturn. 3 Conjunction. Venus will be Evening Star till May 10; thence Morning Star till the end of the year. Jupiter will be Evening Star till April 11: thence Morning Star till November 3. Commencement of the Seasons. Vernal Equinox—Spring begins, March 19, lOh. 55m. morn. Summer Solstice—Summer begins, June 20. 7h. 34m. morn. Autumnal Equinox—Autumn begins, Sept. 22,9h. 41m. even Winter Solstice—Winter begins, Dec. 21,3h. 25m. even. Eclipses in 1857. There will be two Eclipses in 1857, both of the Sun, and invisible in Vermont. I. A total Eclipse of the Sun, March 25. The path of the central and total Eclipse will extend from Australia through the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico. It will commence at the time of Sunset in the western part of New York, and earlier in the day westward, and be visible in all the States except in New England, New Jersey and Delaware. II. An annular Eclipse of the Sun September 17 and 18. The middle of the Eclipse will be about the time of midnight in Vermont, or Oh. 43m. morn., and therefore invisible. The central path will begin near the south part of the Black Sea at sunrise, and ena near the east part of Australia at sunset. 1857. JANUARY. 31 Days MOON’S PHASES. D First Quarter,. 3d day, 7h. 22m. morning. O Full Moon, ... .10th day, 4h. 16m. morning. C Last Quarter, .17th day, llh. 58m. evening. • New Moon,......25th day, 6h. 34m. evening. & %£ aspects, evems, laconics. S. ““ j 'K“y8. 1 Thu. A happy new year. 7 36 4 32 12 4 10 34 2 Frid. lfd D O Perigee. Sun 7 36 4 32 12 4 11 50 3 Sat. 93,505,607 miles from © 7 36 4 33 12 5 morn 4 S. 7 36 4 34 12 5 1 4 5 Mon. D Perigee. 7 36 4 35 12 6 2 26 6 Tue. Epiphany. Election in Cal- 7 36,4 36 12 6 3 47 7 Wed. ifornia*. 7 36 4 38 12 6 5 3 8 Thu. D highest. Battle of N.O. 7 35 4 39 12 7 6 15 9 Frid. 1815. h 6 D h 5° 35'S. 7 35 4 40 12 7 7 20 10 Sat. 7 35 4 41 12 8 rises 11 S. 1st Sund. after Epiphany. 7 34 4 42 12 8 6 6 12 Mon. 7 34 4 43 12 9 7 18 13 Tue. The greatest worth loses 7 34 4 45 12 9 8 28 14 Wed. its glory when it glories 7 33 4 46 12 9 9 33 15 Thu. in itself. 7 33 4 47 12 10 10 37 16 Frid. 7 32 4 48 12 10 11 40 17 Sat. B. Franklin bom in Boston 7 32 4 50 12 10 morn 18 S. in 1706. D Apogee. 7 31,4 51 12 11 0 44 19 Mon. Bat. Princeton, 1777. 7 3l|4 52 12 11 1 49 20 Tue. 7 30 4 53 12 11 2 55 21 Wed. Louis XVI. beh’ded 1793. 7 29 4 55 12 12 4 0 22 Thu. D lowest. 7 28 4 56 12 12 5 5 23 Frid. 7 27 4 57 12 12 6 8 24 Sat. A cheerful spirit dissolves 7 26 4 5912 12 6 59 25 S. difficulties as the sun 7 25 5 0 12 13 sets. 26 Mon. does the snow. 7 24 5 2 12 13 5 50 27 Tue. 7 23 5 3 12 13 7 8 28 Wed. $ 6 D 4h. 45m. mom. 7 22 5 4 12 13 8 27 29 Thu. ? 6 D 3h. 25m. mom. 7 21 5 5 12 13 9 41 30 Frid. D Perigee. 6 D lh.48m. 7 20 5 7 12 14 10 66 31|Sat. morn. 7 20,5 8 12 14 morn 1857. FEBRUARY. 28 Days. MOON’S PHASES. D First Quarter,. 1st day, 3h. 28m. evening. O Full Moon, .... 8th day, 7h. lm. evening. C Last Quarter, .16th day, 9h. 27m. evening. • New Moon,.....24th day, 7h. 6m morning. M.‘ Week! ASPECTS, EVENTS, LACONICS. Sun Sun Sun | Moon rises, sets. South. R. & S. 1 S. 2 Mon. 3 Tue. 4 Wed. 5 Thu. 6 Frid. 7 Sat. 8 S. 9 Mon. 10 Tue. 11 Wed. 12 Thu. 13 Frid. 14 Sat. 15 S. 16 Mon. 17 Tue. 18 Wed. 19 Thu. 20 Frid. 21 Sat. 22 S. 23 Mon. 24 Tue. 25 Wed. 26 Thu. 27 Frid. 28 Sat. Slavery abolished in the French colonies, 1794. D highest. Tz 6 D 2h. 18m. eve. Cheerfulness is an essential ingredient in a hap- 7 py home. Peevishness poisons life. 9 6V ]) Apogee. Valentine day. 7 )7 Melancthon born, 1497. 6 Vt. admitted Union, 1791. 6 j) lowest. 6 Voltaire born, 1694. |6 Washington born, 1732. 6 Ash Wednesday. 6 DPerig. D & $ 6 D 6 ? 6 D 4h. 34m. eve. and q 6 Gr. elong. E. 46° 24'. 6 Sun 6 rises. s< 7 18 5 7 17 5 7 16 5 7 14 5 7 13 5 7 115 7 10 5 7 95 |7 8|5 7 7 5 7 55 7 45 7 25 7 15 7 05 6 58|5 6 57:5 6 56'5 6 54 5 16 52 5 ‘6 50 5 6 49 5 6 47 5 6 45 5 ’6 44 5 6 42 5 6 41 5 |6 40 5 I I 9 12 14 0 14 11 12 14 1 22 12 12 14! 2 50 14 12 14 4 4 15 12 14 5 11 17 12 14 6 7 18 12 14 6 50 19 12 15 rises. 21 12 15! 6 10 22 12 15 7 17 23 12 15 8 21 25 12 15 9 25 26 12 15 10 28 27 |12 15! 11 30 2812 14 morn 29 12 14 0 39 31 12 14 1 45 33 12 14 2 50 35 12 14 3 51 36 12 14 4 48 38 12 14 5 32 39 12 14 6 12 40 12 14 6 41 41 12 14 sets. 42 12 13 7 21 43 12 13 8 39 44 12 13 9 57 45 12 13 11 21 1857. MARCH. 31 Days. MOON’S PHASES. J) First Quarter,. 2d day, llh. 38m. evening. O Full Moon,____10th day, llh. 25m. morning. d Last Quarter, ,18th day, 4h. 11m. evening. • New Moon, ....25th day, 5h. 36m. evening. S'. $5? "MO* *v*ra. UCOKICS. bJS. „Mr8. _________I________________________________________I_____ 1 S. $ South, 8h. 51m. morn. 6 38 5 47 12 12 morn 2 Mon. John Wesley died, 1791. 6 36 5 49 12 12 0 41 3 Tue. 6 34 5 5012 12 1 57 41 Wed. D highest, h 6 D 6 33 5 52 12 12 3 6 5 Thu. Madison born, 1755. 6 31 5 53 12 12 4 6 6 Frid.i $ Aphelion. 6 29 5 55 12 11 4 51 7 Sat. Bible Society began, 1804.6 27 5 56 12 11 5 24 8 S. 6 25 5 57 12 11 5 52 9 Mon. 9 Perihelion. 6 24 5 58 12 11 6 12 10 Tue. Election in N. Hampshire. 6 22 5 59 12 10 rises. 11 Wed. 6 21 6 0 12 10; 7 13 12 Thu. Uranus discovered, 1781. 6 19 6 1 12 10 8 16 13 Frid. 6 17 6 2 12 10 9 20 14 Sat. D Apogee. 6 $ V 6 15 6 3 12 9 10 24 15 S. Jackson born, 1767. 6 13 6 412 9 9 30 16 Mon. 6 12 6 6 12 9 morn 17 Tue. 6 10 6 7 12 8 0 35 18 Wed. D lowest. 6 8 6 8 12 8 1 38 19 Thu. © ent’scp* Spring begins. 6 7 6 9 12 8 2 36 20 Frid. 6 5 6 11 12 7 3 26 21 Sat. Death is the Christian’s 6 3 6 1212 7 4 6 22 S. ferry boat, daily going 6 1 6 1312 7 4 34 23 Mon. and returning for more. 5 59 6 1412 7 5 5 24 Tue. 5 57 6 16 12 6 5 28 25 Wed. O eclipsed, invisible. 5 55 6 17 12 6 sets. 26 Thu. » Perigee. $ 6 D 5 53 6 18 12 6 7 31 27; Frid. Q □© 5 51 6 20 12 5i 8 57 28 Sat. ! 9 D 6 10h. 8m. evening. 5 49 6 21 12 5 10 22 29 S. Chas. Wesley died, 1788. 5 47 6 22 12 5 11 42 30 Mon. 5 45 6 2312 4 morn [31 Tue. 1 )> highest. 5 44,6 2412 4 0 58 1857. APRIL. 30 Days. MOON’S PHASES. D First Quarter. . 1st day, 8h. 42m. morning. O Full Moon, .. i. 9th day, 4h. 36m. morning, d Last Quarter, .17th day, 7h. 8m. morning. • New Moon, ....24th day, 2h. 22m. morning. }) First Quarter,.30th day, 7h. 23m. evening. D. M. Day of Week. ASPECTS, EVENT8, LACONICS. Sun rises. Sun sets. Sun Moon South. R. & S. 1 Wed. Election in Rhode Island. 5 43 6 26 12 4 2 0 2 Thu. 5 41 6 27 12 4 2 51 3 Frid. 5 39 6 28 12 3 3 27 4 Sat. 9 greatest brilliancy, and 5 37 6 29 12 3 3 57 5 S. 9 6 $ 7h. 43m. eve. 5 35 6 30 12 3 4 20 6 Mon. Election in Connecticut. 5 33 6 31 12 2 4 40 7 Tue. 5 31 6 32 12 2 4 59 8 Wed. The prosperity of fools 5 30 6 33 12 2 5 16 9 Thu. shall destroy them. 5 28 6 34 12 1 rises. 10 Frid. Good Friday. 5 27 6 35 12 1 8 15 11 Sat. 5 25 6 37 12 1 9 20 12 S. Easter Sunday. 5 24 6 88 12 110 25 13 Mon. 5 22 6 39 12 011 30 14 Tue. Robert Raikes died, 1811. 5 2016 41 12 0 morn 15 Wed. D lowest. 5 18 6 42 n 0 0, 27 16 Thu. Great men commit great 5 17 6 44 12 0 1 21 17 Frid. errors. 5 15;6 45 ii 59 2 3 18 Sat. 5 13:6 47 n 59 2 40 19 S. 1st Sunday after Easter. 5 11 6 48 ii 59 3 7 20 Mon. 5 10 6* 49 n 59 3 30 21 Tue. Rum drowns more than 5 9 6,51 n 59 3 50 22 Wed. water. & £6,52 n 58 4 12 23 Thu. Election in Virginia. 5 5-6 53 n 58 4 35 24 Frid. 5 46, 55 n 58 sets. 25 Sat. 5 2 6 56 n 58 9 14 26 S. $ 6 D 3h. 49, morning. 5 16 57 n 58 10 35 27 Mon. D highest, lOh. evening. 4 59 6 58 n 57 11 45 28 Tue. D 4 57 6 59 n 57 morn 29 Wed. 4 56 7 0 n 57 0 44 30 Thu*. Washington inaug.. 1789.. 4 54|7 1 n 57 1 29 1857. MAY. 31 Days. MOON’S PHASES. O Full Moon, .... 8th day, 9h. 19m. evening. <[ Last Quarter, .16th day, 6h. 18m. evening. • New Moon, ....23d day, 9h. 54m. morning. )) First Quarter,.30th day, 8h. 20m. morning. D. M. Day of Week. ASPECTS, EVENTS, LACONICS. Sun rise*. Sun sets. Sun South. Moon R. b S. 1 Frid. Love makes burdens light. 4 52 7 2 11 57 2 5 2 Sat. 4 51 7 3 11 57 2 29 3 S. 3d Sunday after Easter. 4 50 7 5 11 57 2 48 4 Mon. 4 49 7 6 11 57 3 6 5 Tue. Novels dissipate youthful 4 47 7 7 11 56 3 22 6 Wed. minds. 4 46 7 8 11 56 3 38 7 Thu. D Apogee. $ Gr. elong. E. 4 44 7 9 11 56 3 53 8 Frid. 4 42 7 10 11 56 rises. 9 Sat. 9 inf. conj. with 0 4 41 7 11 11 56 8 19 10 S. Errors and weeds grow 4 39 7 12 11 56 9 22 11 Mon. without cultivation. 4 38 7 14 11 56 10 22 12 Tue. D lowest. 4 37 7 15 11 56 11 17 13 Wed. Little sins, like little 4 36 7 16 11 56 morn 14 Thu. thieves, open the door 4 34 7 18 11 56 0 5 15 Frid. for greater ones. 4 33 7 19 11 56 0 41 16 Sat. 4 32 7 20 11 56 1 8 17 S. 5th Sunday after Easter. 4 31 7 21 11 56 1 29 18 Mon. 4 30 7 22 11 56 1 52 19 Tue. Dark day in N. E. 1780. 4 29 7 23 11 56 2 13 20 Wed. 4 28 7 24 11 56 2 36 21 Thu. 4 27 7 26 11 56 3 0 22 Frid. 3) Perigee, q <3 }> 9h. 21m. 4 26 7 27 11 56 3 27 23 Sat. morn. 4 25 7 28 11 56 sets. 24 S. Victoria born, 1819. 4 25 7 29 11 57 9 24 25 Mon. ]> highest. 4 24 7 30 11 57 10 29 26 Tue. h 6 D 6h. 30m. morn. 4 23 7 31 11 57 11 21 27 Wed. 4 23 7 32 11 57 morn 28 Thu. Men admire justice when 4 22 7 32 11 57; 0 2 29 Frid. it is on their side. 4 21 7 33 11 57 0 26 30 Sat. 4 21 7 34 11 57 0 51 31 S. Whit Sunday. Pentecost. 4 20 7 35 11 57 1 8 1857. JUNE. 30 Days. MOON’S PHASES. O Full Moon, .... 7th day, Oh. 31m. evening. ([ Last Quarter, .15th day, 2h. 17m. morning. • New Moon, ....21st day, 5h. 11m. evening. ]) First Quarter,.28th day, llh. 28m. evening. 1 .*? 1 Day of Week. ASPECTS, EVENTS, LACONICS. Sun rises. Sun sets. Sun South. Moon R. A S. 1 Mon. $ inferior conjunc. 0 4 19 7 36 11 58 1 25 2 Tue. 4 18 7 37 11 58 1 42 3 Wed. Keep your own secrets. 4 18 7 38 11 58 1 59 4 Thu. D Apogee. 4 17 7 38 11 58 2 16 5 Frid. 4 17 7 39 11 58 2 39 6 Sat. 4 16 7 40 11 58 3 6 71 S. Trinity Sunday. 4 16 7 41 11 59 rises. 8 Mon. D lowest. 4 16 7 42 11 59 9 12 9 Tue. The graces are like per- 4 15 7 42 11 59 10 2 10 Wed. fumes; their sweetness 4 15 7 43 11 59 10 42 11 Thu. increases the more they 4 15 7 43 11 59 11 12 12 Frid. are pressed. 4 14 7 44 12 0 11 33 13 Sat. 4 14 7 44 12 0 11 59 14 S. 1st Sunday after Trinity. 4 14 7 45 12 0 morn 15 Mon. Q greatest brilliancy. 4 14 7 45 12 0 0 17 16 Tue. 4 14 7 45 12 0 0 35 17 Wed. Battle of Bunker Hill,1775. 4 14 7 46 12 1 0 58 18 Thu.! 4 15 7 46 12 1 1 22 19 Frid. D Perigee, q 6 D 4 15 7 46 12 1 1 55 20 Sat. 0 ent. 23 Summer bgns. 4 15 7 47 12 1 2 32 21 s. D highest, 5h. eve. $ 3 D 4 15 7 47 12 2 sets. 22 Mon. 4 15 7 47 12 2 9 2 23 Tue. Deal gently with the 4 16 7 47 12 2 9 51 24 Wed. young. 4 16 7 48 12 2 10 25 25 Thu. $ greatest elong. West. 4 16 7 48 12 2 10 48 26 Frid. i 4 17 7 48 12 3 11 11 27 Sat. 4 17 7 48 12 3 11 30 28 So 3d Sunday after Trinity. 4 17 7 48 12 3 11 49 29 Mon. 4 18 7 48 12 3 mom 30lTue. 1 4 18 7 48 12 3 0 2 1857. JULY. 31 Days. MOON’S PHASES. O Pull Moon, .... 7th day, lh. 52m. morning, d Last Quarter, .14th day, 8h. 4m. morning. % New Moon, ....21st day, lh. 20m. morning. D First Quarter,. 28th day, 4h. 22m. evening. D. M. Day of Week. ASPECTS, EVENTS, LACONICS. Sun rises. Sun sets. Sun South. | Moon R. A S* 1 Wed. D Apog. ©96,695,200. 4 19 7 47 12 4 0 3 2 Thu. miles trom the © 4 19 7 47 12 4 0 2 3 Frid. 6$ llh.39m. morn. 4 20 ,7 47 12 4 1 7 4 Sat. 4 21 7 47 12 4 1 40 5 S. D lowest. 4 21 7 46 12 4 2 24 6 Mon. Oppressive heat is better 4 22 7 46 12 4 3 13 7 Tue. than oppressive govern- 4 23 7 46 12 5 rises. 8 Wed. ment. 4 237 45 12 5 9 17 9 Thu. Gen. Taylor died, 1850. 4 24 7 45 12 5 9 41 10 Frid. 4 25 7 44 12 5 10 5 11 Sat. 4 26 7 44 12 5 10 24 12 S. 5th Sunday after Trinity. 4 27 7 43 12 5 10 44 13 Mon. Truth is better than fic- 4 28 7 43 12 5 11 5 14 Tue. tion. 4 29 7 42 12 6 11 28 15 Wed. $ 6 6 6h. morning. 4 30 7 42 12 6 11 54 16 Thu. 4 31 7 41 12 6 morn 17 Frid. D Perigee. 4 32 7 41 12 6 0 23 18 Sat. 4 33 7 40 12 6 1 15 19 S. D highest, morning. 4 34 7 39 12 6 2 13 20 Mon. 6 <5 J> 6 J> 1c5d 4 35 7 38 12 6 3 32 21 Tue. 4 35 7 37 12 6 sets. 22 Wed. Temptation is a fire which 4 36 7 3612 6 8 53 23 Thu. brings up the scum of 4 37 7 35 12 6 9 14 24 Frid. the heart. 4 38 7 34 12 6 9 34 25 Sat. 4 397 33 12 6 9 47 26 S. 7th Sunday after Trinity. 4 40 7 32 12 6 10 10 27 Mon. Beware of ice water when 4 417 31 12 6 10 27 28 Tue. you are warm. 4 42 7 30 12 6 10 46 29 Wed. D Apogee. 4 43 7 29 12 6 11 6 30 Thu. Cook sailed, 1768. 4 44 7 2812 6 11 37 31 Frid. 4 45 7 27 12 6 morn 1857. AUGUST. 31 Days. MOON’S PHASES. O Full Moon, .... 5th day, lh. 36m. evening. C Last Quarter, J2th day, Oh. 49m. evening. • New Moon,-----19th day, llh. 34m. morning. D First Quarter,.27th day, lOh. 13m. morning. ASPECTS, EVENT8, LACONICS. 1 Sat. 4 47 7 25 12 6 0 13 <2 S. i) lowest. 4 48 7 24 12 6 1 3 3 Mon. Election in Kv., Ala., Iowa, 4 50 7 22 12 6 1 59 4 Tue. and Missouri. 4 517 21 12 6 3 5 5 Wed. 4 52 7 20 12 6 rises. 1 6 Thu. Election in N. C. and Ten. 4 53 7 18 12 6 8 8 7|Frid. 30© 4 54 7 17 12 5 8 26 8! Sat. 4 55 7 15 12 5 8 47, 9 S. 9th Sunday after Trinity. 4 56 7 14 12 5 9 7; 10 Mon. Earn money before you 4 57 7 13 12 5 9 28 11 Tue. spend it. 4 58 7 11 12 5 9 53 12 Wed. D Perigee. % 6 D 4 59 7 10 12 5 10 29 13 Thu. Benevolence will not lose 5 0 7 9 12 5 11 14 14 Frid. its reward. 5 1 7 7 12 4 morn! 15 Sat. D highest. 5 2 7 6 12 4 0 4; 16 S. $ 6 D 5h. 17m. morn. 5 4 7 4 12 4' 1 4 17 Mon. 6 d J> 10h. 44m. eve. 5 57 2 12 4 2 18 18 Tue. 5 67 0 12 4 3 29 19 Wed. He that bites may be de- 5 7:6 58 12 3 sets. 20 Thu. voured. 5 9 6 57 12 3 7 27 21 Frid. $c5:> 5 106 55 12 3 7 55 22 Sat. 5 116 53 12 3 8 12 23 S. 11th Sunday after Trinity. 5 12 6 52 12 2 8 28 24 Mon. 5 13 6 50 12 2 8 47 25 Tue. 5 15 6 49 12 2 9 8 26 Wed. D Apogee. 5 166 47 12 2 9 34 27 Thu. Abide by your engage- 5 17 6 45 12 110 7 28 Frid. ments. 5 186 43 12 110 52 29 Sat. D lowest $ 6 h 5 19 6 42 12 111 46 30 S. Be just and generous too. 5 20 6 40 12 0 mom 31 Mon. 5 216 3812 0 0 50 D. Day of M. Week. Sun | Sun Sun I Moon 1 rises, sets. South. R. & S. 1857. SEPTEMBER. 30 Days. MOON’S PHASES. O Full Moon, .... 4th day, Oh. 15m. morning. C Last Quarter, .10th day, 5h. 58m. evening. Q New Moon, ....18th day, Oh. 41m. morning. D First Quarter,.26th day, 4h. 7m. morning. ljTue. 2 Wed. 3 Thu. 4 Frid. 5, Sat. 6 S. 7 Mon. 8 Tue. 9 Wed. 101 Thu. 11 Frid. 12 Sat. 13 S. 14 Mon. 15 Tue. 16 Wed. 17 Thu. 18 Frid. 19 Sat. 20 S. 21 Mon. 22 Tue. 23 Wed. 24 Thu. 25 Frid. 26 Sat. 27 S. 28 Mon, 29 Tue. 30 Wed. «.! SSfc i8ra™, EVENTS, LACONICS. | 8” ?“ 8», ' ”?» Election in Vermont. 5 23:6 3612 0 1 54 5 24 6 3411 59 3 9 Peevishness poisons do- 5 266 33 11 59 4 25 mestic happiness. I* 5 276 31 11 59 rises. '5 286 29 11 58 7 14 13th Sunday after Trinity. 5 29 6 27 11 58 7 34 D Perigee. 5 31 6 2511 58 7 57 Keep good company or 5 32 6 24 11 57 8 27 none. 5 33 6 22 11 57 9 6 Battle on Lake Erie, 1813. '5 34 6 20 11 57 9 55 D highest. 5 35 6 19 11. 56 10 56 Speak the truth and fear 5 36 6 1711 56 morn not. i5 37 6 15 11 56 0 3 Election in Maine. 15 38 6 13 11 55 1 18 5 396 1111 55 2 30 5 406 9 11 55 3 47 0 eclipsed, invisible. >5 416 711 54 4 54 '5 42 6 6 11 54 sets. 5 43 6 411 54 6 36 15th Sunday after Trinity. 5 44 6 2 11 53 6 53 5 46 6 0 11 53 7 13 0 enters ^ Aut’n bgns. ,5 47 5 58 11 52 7 36 D Apogee, 4h. morn. 5 485 56 11 52 8 7 5 50 5 55 11 52 8 44 D lowest, 91i. eve. 5 515 53 11 51 9 33 5 53 5 51 11 51 10 29 16th Sunday after Trinity. Never be idle. 5 54 5 5011 61 11 34 5 555 48 11 50 morn . 5 565 46 11 50 i o 46 q6S q$ l°S.of$ 5 575 4411 50 2 1 1857. OCTOBER. 31 Days. MOON’S PHASES. O Poll Moon, .... 3d day, lOh. 16m. morning, d Last Quarter, .10th day, lh. lm. morning. • New Moon, ....17th day, 41i. 46m. evening. 3) First Quarter, ,25th day, 9h. 13m. evening. D. M. D&y of Week. aspects, events, laconics. Sun Sun rises, sets. Sun South. Moon R. b S. 1 Thu. 5 585 42 11 50 3 19 2 Frid. o 95,103,000 miles from 5 595 40 11 49 4 32 3 Sat. the earth. 6 05 38 11 49 rises. 4 S. 6 15 36 11 49 6 1 5 Mon. D Perigee. Election in 6 25 34 11 48 6 28 6 Tue. Georgia, Florida. Ark. 6 4 5 32 11 48 7 5 7 Wed. and Md. 6 55 31 11 48 7 44 8 Thu. D highest. Vermont Leg- 6 65 29 11 47 8 50 9 Frid. islature meets. 6 7,5 28 11 47 9 56 10 Sat. 1275 houses destroyed by 6 85 26 11 47 11 6 11 S. hurricane, Havana,1846. 6 10 5 25 11 47 morn 12 Mon. Election in S. Carolina. 6 H5 23 11 46 0 22 13 Tue. Election in Pa., Ohio, Ind. 6 125 21 11 46 1 34 14 Wed. and Illinois. 6 135 19 11 46 2 43 15 Thu. 6 145 17 ill 46 3 50 16 Frid. $gr. elong. West, 180. 6 155 16 11 46 4 54 17 Sat. 6 175 14 11 45 sets. 18 S. Boast not of to-morrow. 6 185 1311 45 5 16 19 Mon. 6 195 1111 45 5 37 20 Tue. D Apogee, h □ 0 6 20 5 10jll 45 6 6 21 Wed. 6 225 9|11 45 6 42 22 Thu. Now is the accepted time. 6 23 5 811 45 7 27 23 Frid. D lowest. 6 245 6,11 44 8 21 24 Sat. D. Webster died, 1852. 6 25 5 4 11 44 9 22 25 S. 6 265 2 11 44 10 28 26 Mon. R. I. Legislature meets. 6 285 Oil 44 11 37 27 Tue. « 294 59 11 44 mom 28 Wed. Faults in others are always 6 304 57111 44 0 52 29 Thu. found by those who seek 6 324 5511 44 2 5 30 Frid. them. i6 34 4 54 11 44 3 18 31 Sat. 6 36 4 5211 44 4 38 1857. NOVEMBER. 30 Days. MOON’S PHASES. O Full Moon, .... 1st day, 8h. 5m. evening. ([ Last Quarter, . 8th day, llh. 22m. morning. • New Moon, ....16th day, llh. 2m. morning. D First Quarter,.24th day, Oh. 41m. evening. D. M. Day of Week. ASPECTS, EVENTS, LACONICS. San rises. Sun sets. San South. Moon R. A S. 1 S. 6 37 4 51 11 44 rises'. 2 Mon. Elec, in Miss. La. & Mass. 6 39 4 49 11 44 4 67 3 Tue. Election in N. Y., N.Jersey, Texas, Mich. Wisconsin, 6 40 4 48 11 44 5 4f 4 Wed. 6 41 4 47 11 44 6 36 5 Thu. J) highest. 6 42 4 46 11 44 7 41 6 Frid. 6 44 4 44 11 44 8 52 7 Sat. In jumping at conclusions 6 45 4 43 11 44 10 7 8 S. we seldom reach them. 6 46 4 42 11 44 11 23 9 Mon. 6 47 4 41 11 44 morn 10 Tue. Election in Delaware. 6 48 4 40 11 44 0 32 11 Wed. cf 1° N. of j> 7h. eve. 6 50 4 38 11 44 1 39 12 Thu. 6 51 4 37 11 44 2 47 13 Frid. Good works are richer 6 53 4 36 11 45 3 50 14 Sat. than good words. 6 54 4 35 11 45 4 55 15 S. 6 55 4 34 11 45 6 1 16 Mon. First Eng.Parliament,1213 6 57 4 33 11 45 sets. 17 Tue. D Apogee. 6 59 4 32 11 45 4 43 18 Wed. 7 0 4 31 11 45 5 24 19 Thu. D lowest. 7 1 4 30 11 46 6 13 20 Frid. 7 3 4 29 11 46 7 12 21 Sat. Let your promises be few. 7 4 4 28 11 46 8 18 22 S. 7 6 4 28 11 46 9 28 23 Mon. What is time ? A measur- 7 7 4 27 11 47 10 35 24 Tue. ed portion of eternity. 7 8 4 26 11 47 11 47 25 Wed. 7 9 4 26 11 47 morn 26 Thu. Dr. Watts died, 1748. 7 11 4 25 11 48 0 58 27 Frid. 7 12 4 24 11 48 2 13 28 Sat. 7 13 4 23 11 48 3 27 29 S. 1st Sunday in Advent. 7 15 4 22 11 49 4 50 30 Mon. 7 16 4 22 11 49 6 17 1857. DECEMBER. 31 Days. MOON’S PHASES. O Poll Moon,.....1st day, 6h. 5m. morning. ([ Last Quarter, ....8th day, lh. 46m. morning. • New Moon,......16th day, 6h. 9m. morning. I> First Quarter, 24th day, lh. 44m. morning. A Full Moon,.....30th day, 4h. 41m. evening. D. M. Day of Week. 1 Tue. 2 Wed. 3 Thu. 4 Frid. 5 Sat. 6 S. 7 Mon. 8 Tue. 9 Wed. 10 Thu. ASPECTS, EVENTS, LACONICS. Sun | Sun rises, sets. Sun South. Moon It. & 8. D Perigee. 7 1614 22 11 49 rises. h highest. 7 174 22 11 50 5 19 A loving heart contains an 7 184 22 '11 50 6 28 unfading Eden. 7 194 22 11 51 7 48 7 204 22 11 51 9 6 Whitefield born, 1714. 7 214 21 11 52 10 21 Congress meets. 7 224 21 11 52 11 30 7 234 21 ,11 52 morn 7 244 21 11 53 0 37 Two things should be kept 7 254 21 11 53 1 41 —you word and your 7 254 21 11 54 2 46 temper. 7 26 4 21 11 54 3 53 7 27 4 22 11 55 4 58 Washington died, 1799. 7 27 4 22 11 55 6 2 7 28 4 22 11 56 7 6 5 lowest. 7 29 4 23 11 56 sets. A certain method of gain- 7 29!4 23 11 57 5 6 ing happiness is to make 7 304 23 11 57 6 7 others happy. 7 31’4 24 11 58 7 15 7 314 24 11 58 8 28 0 ent’s Winter begins. 7 324 24 11 59 9 37 7 324 25 11 59 10 47 Unkind words make hard 7 334 25 12 0 11 57 hearts. 7 334 26 12 0 morn Christmas. 7 344 26 12 1 1 10 7 34 4 27 12 1 2 23 7 344 27 12 2 3 45 Missouri Legisla. meets. 7 354 28 12 2 5 7 7 35 4 29 12 3 6 26 D Perigee. D highest. 7 36 4 30 12 3 rises. Farewell to the year 1857. 7 364 31 12 4 5 20 11 Frid. 121 Sat. 13 S. 14 Mon. 15 Tue. 16 Wed. 17; Thu. 18 Frid. 19| Sat. 20; S. 21 Mon. 22 Tue. 23 Wed. 24 Thu. 25 Frid. 26 Sat. 27 S. 28 Mon. 29 Tue. 30 Wed. 31 Thu. __________________________INTEREST TABLE.____________________________ DAYS. MONTHS. YE AR». Dolls. 123456789 10 15 20 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2 1 ........................... 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 I 6 12 2 .......................... 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 24 3 ......................... Ill 1 3 4 6 7 9 10 12 13 15 16 18 36 4 .................. 1 1 1 2 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 48 5 ................ 1 1 1 2 2 2 5 7 10 12 15 17 20 22 25 27 30 60 6 .............. 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 33 36 72 7 ............ 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 7 10 14 17 21 24 28 31 35 38 42 84 8 .......... 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 3 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 96 9 ....... 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 4 4 9 13 18 22 27 31 36 40 45 49 54 1 08 10 ...... 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 4 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 1 20 20 .... 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 5 7 8 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 1 00 1 10 1 20 2 40 30 .. 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 7 10 12 15 30 45 60 75 90 1 05 1 20 1 35 1 50 1 65 1 80 3 60 40 11223 45567 10 1317 20 40 60 80 1 00 1 20 1 40 1 60 1 80 2 00 2 20 2 40 4 80 50 12234 56778 12 17:21 25 50 75 1 00 1 25 1 50 1 75 2 00 2 25 2 50 2 75 3 00 6 00 60 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 25 30 60 90 1 20 1 50 1 80 2 10 2 40 2 70 3 00 3 30 3 60 7 20 70 12356 789 10 11:17 23 29 35 70 1 05 1 40 1 75 2 10 2 45 2 80 3 15 3 50 3 85 4 20 8 40 80 1 3 4 5 7 8 9 11 12 13 20 27 33 40 80 1 20 1 60 2 00 2 40 2 80 3 20 3 60 4 00 4 40 4 80 9 60 90 1 3 4 6 7 9 10 12 13|15 22 30 37 45 90 1 35 1 80 2 25 2 70 3 15 3 60 4 05 4 50 4 95 5 40 1080 100 2 3 5 7 8 10 12 13 15 17 25 3342 50 1 00 1 50 2 00 2 50 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 50 5 00 5 50 6 00 1200 This table is at the rate of 6 per cent. For 7 per cent, add one-sixth, and for 8 per cent, add one-third. Where the interest is les8 than half a cent it is reckoned 0, and if more than half, as one cent. Ixx>k in the $ column for $G0, & to the right under 7 months is $2.10- 104 PUBLICATIONS—POSTAGE- PUBLICATIONS IN VERMONT. The aggregate circulation of weekly newspapers printed in Vermont is not far from 37,000. Total number of the present edition of Vermont Directory, 14,000; being the largest edition of any periodical published in the State. Those newspapers published in Vermont which take the highest ground in temperance, liberty and religion, have the largest circulation. The following are published weekly, except those otherwise indicated. Burlington—Vt. Directory,’ (annual,) Free Press (daily and weekly) Sentinel. Bennington—State Banner. Brattleboro—Vt. Republican, Vt. Phenix. Brandon—Transcript. Bellows Falls—Argus, Times. [Danville—North Star. [Charleston—Northern Union. I rasburgh—Standard. Ludlow—Blotter. Montpelier—Vt.Register (annual) Vermont Watchman, Green Mountain Freeman, Repsitory, Patriot. Middlebury—Register. Northfield—Christian 5! senger. Newbury—Aurora. Randolph- -Farmer. Rutland—Herald, the oldest paper in the state. St. Albans—Messenger, Journal. S wanton—American Journal St. Johnsbury—Caledonian. Vergennes—Citizen. Windsor—Vt. Chronicle, Vt, Journal. W oodstock— Temperance Standard, Age. RATES OF POSTAGE IN THE UNITED STATES OR TO B. N. AMER. PROVINCES. All Letters in the United States must be prepaid with stamps, 3 cts. per half ounce, (fractions same,) not over 3000 miles; over 3000 miles, 10 c. Letters dropped for delivery, 1 c.; Advertised letters, 1 c. extra. To or from the Provinces, not over 3000 miles from the line, 10 c. per \ oz.; over 3000 miles, 15 c. prepaid or not. Transient newspapers, periodicals, unsealed circulars, or other articles of printed matter, not exceeding 3 oz. in weight, to any part of the United States, pre-paid, 1 c.; not pre-paid, 2 c.; each additional oz. or fraction of an oz. pre-paid, 1 c.; not pre-paid, 2 c. Regular newspapers or periodicals, paid yearly or quarterly in advance, when circulated in the State where pub- ( died, not weighing over 1£ oz., \ c. When circulated out he State, all weighing 3 oz. or less, £ c. 7% bound or unbound, not weighing over 4 pounds, 'MIO miles, 1 c. per oz. pre-paid; 1^ c. not pre-paid; miles, 2 c. pre-paid; 3 c. not pre-paid. 'tter, if in a wrapper, must be open at one end, g upon it except the name and address of the sent, subjects it to letter postage by weight. TOWNS AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 105 Towns, Official and Professional Men, Merchants and Manufacturers in Vermont. Explanations. A dash-----separates the names of busi- ness men according to their Post office address in different portions of a town. Where their address is not otherwise designated, it is understood to be the name of the town at the head of the paragraph. If the business of a merchant is not otherwise specified, it is understood that he deals in common merchandise. A star * attached to the name of a professional man, signifies, not in the regular practice of his profession. ! ADDISON, Addison Co.—Clerk, H Wilmarth; selectmen and oveiseers, H Converse, R Gage, R W Eaton: constable, L M Gorham; agehTpA'D Hayward. Justices, G Wilmarth, H Willmarth, H Converse, L Clark, J N Smith, A. Hinds. Clergy, P C Himes, bap., N C Parker, meth. Physician, W Hinds. Merchant, L W Pollard. ALBANY, Orleans Co.—Clerk, L Delano; selectmen, N Beede, J Paine, E Wilcox; constable, T C Miles: overseer, B Pearle; agent, D Bill. Clergy, P Bailey, cong., G Putnam, J S Spinny, meth., H N Hovey, c. b., J E Flanders, f. w. bap. Physician, Dyar Bill. Merchants, W Howard, J C Rowell, Hovey & Smith, L & K W Rowell, I H McClary. Manufacturers,, of wagons, B Farwell, S Lincoln; of starch, E K & A Lord. Justices, L Delano, C P Cobb, M Darling, T Story, E Wilcox, N Beede, L Phelps. ALBURGH, Grand Isle Co.—Clerk, W Brayton; selectmen, L W Sowles, B W Reynolds, B Gordon; constable, C H Clark; overseer, W Sowles; agent, A C Butler. Justices, Charles Sowles, B Gordon, Wm Honsinger, E Macom-ber, G S Sweet, H P Kingsley, S J Sowles. Attorneys, F Hazen, G Harrington, J M Sowles. Clergy, D B McKenzie, D Marvin, meth., C B Cady, cong. Physicians, A C Butler,! H II Reynolds, S S Clark, A P Mead. Merchants, W Bray- ton, B Gordon,--D Darby & Son, A D Story, L O’Lena, L M Darby, West A ,——J B Pray & Co., A Reynolds, Alb. Springs. Manufacturers, of wagons, A S Darby; of harness, G W Ames; of leather, J Babcock. ANDOVER, Windsor Co—Clerk, G W Putnam; selectmen, F Austin, L Parker, L Sheldon; constable, L Howard ; overseer, H Carlton. Justices, G W Stickney, J Dodge, F Austin, S Taylor, J Andrews. Clergy, N Cudworth. Merchants, AC Gutterson,-0 Clay, at Simondsville. Manu- facturers, of bedsteads, J Dodge & Son. ARLINGTON, Bennington Co.-Clerk, W Holden; selectmen, 0 Hard, A Henniman, N F Barney; constable, IN Holden; overseer, A Hurd; agent, A Buck. Justices, (See additional returns.) Attorney, H Canfield. Clergy, F A Wad- 106 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL leigh, epis., I C Fenton, meth. Physician, L Moseley. Merchants, West, Canfield & Co., Union Store, H S Hard, agent, --Billings, Hard, & Co., East A.; C H Young, at YVest A. Manu facturers, of washboards, chairs and marble. West, Can-field Sc Co.; of sash, doors and marble, 0 & AD Canfield; of tin ware, S Stone; of wooden ware, W M Galuslia & Co.. Billings, Hard & Co ; I M:Laughlin, machinist. ATHENS, Windam Co.—Clerk, L Alexander; selectmen, M W Davis, A Davis, A T Ball; constable, J D Shatter ; overseer, J Austin. Justices, A Davis, M W Davis, A T Ball, A A Wyman, D A Edwards. Clergy, N Webster, meth. Physician, J Austin. Manufacturer, of scythe snaths, D A Edwards. BAKERSFIELD, Franklin Co.—Clerk, S BHazeltine; selectmen, T Hooker, D Spaftord jr., H Denio; constable, B Brigham; overseer, J H Walker; agent, A Corse Attorney, jW C Wilson. Physicians, O T Hougnton, G B Cutler. Cler-gy, C W Piper, cong., J M Webster, A Field, meth. Merchants, Armmgton & Co., Dean & Denio, Union Store, S T Learnerd, agt., M Child, G G Start. Manufacturers, M Cnild, leather; Dean & Denio, tin ware. BALTIMORE, Windsor Co.—Clerk, J Piper; selectmen, J Piper, W Davis, J M Boynton; constable, P C Rob-inson; overseer and agent, J Lei and. BARNARD, Windsor Co.—Clerk, S C Thayer; selectmen, J Lillie, A P Howe, I D Davis; constable, P D Dean; overseer, A Wood; agent, S Tupper. Justices, It Richmond, J E Davis, A P Howe, H O Slocomb, J Lillie, S Tupper, B Clapp. Attorneys. I V Randall. Clergy, P N Granger, meth. Physicians, H C Ayers, P Kellogg, L A Richmond. Merchants, H Gay, Union Store, I Y Randall, agent,--S Bel- knap, Union Store, S Allen, agent, at East B. Manufacturers, of wagons, D S Perkins, J Abbott, A Chamberlin, S C Thayer, H Culver; of leather, B C Jaques; of chairs, W Newcomb. BARNET, Caledonia Co.—Clerk, J D Abbott; selectmen, L Harvey, A Johnson, W Abbott; constable, X C Stevens; overseer, J Gilkerson; agent, B Gilkerson. Justices, L Kinne, G Mason, J A Johnson, J Graham, W L Somers, J K Remick, W Warden, S M Beede, S Gleason, D Harvey.— Attorneys, Potts & Harriman, R H Heath, W Hunt. Clergy. 5 H Colburn, meth., J McArthur, T Goodwillie, pres., A H House, bap., B F Fay, cong. Physicians, G Damon, S Tuttle, W A Weeks, A B Thompson. Merchants, Harvey & Bill, J Clark, Hoyt & Abbott; merchant tailor, J Q Hoyt; of groceries, J W Gleason,----A Dutton, L Kimball, Bruce & Nelson, atMcIndoes Falls,--Peck & Higgins, L Parks, Pas- sumpsic,---H Warden, J Miller, at West B. Manufactur- ers, tanner, R Hall; carriages, C Clement; horse rakes, Hoyt 6 Berry; washing machines, Clement & Willie; of woolen, G Greenbanks; of frocks, Barnet Manufacturing Co. BARTON, Orleans Co.—Clerk, W Graves: selectmen, WP May, J Owen,jr., D Smith; constable, C W Smith; overseer, L Robinson; agent, J P Sartle. Justices, Joseph AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 107 Cobley, W P May, S Chamberlin, M Nutter, J Swazev. Attorneys, J H Kimball, J P Sartle,------S A Willard, Barton Landing. Clergy, E D Hopkins, metli., D Wiggins, chr.— Physicians, A Pierce, J B Masta, J F Skinner; F M Perry, Dentist. Merchants, A C Robinson, R M Kimball, B Steb- bins, W Joslyn, druggist; of watches, &c., W Graves,-------A S Eaton & Co., Smith & Carpenter, Barton Landing. Manufacturers, of wagons, A Dean; of harnesses, &c , G Ellis; of tin ware, H Chamberlin & Co. J. S. SPAULDING, A.M.,Principal. The favorable reputation of this Institution and its Principal renders commendation superfluous. The terms are as follows: Winter Term begins Nov. 20th: Spring Term Feb. 12th, 1857: Summer Term, May 7th, 1857: Fall Term, Aug. 27th, 1857-For information see catalogue or address the Principal. BARRE, Washington Co. has a pleasant village six miles south east of Montpelier.—Clerk, A Carter; selectmen, J Wheaton, M French, S W Davis: constable, D D Wing; overseer, S Harrington; agent, H Tilden. Justices, Leonard Keith, D Brittain, A Page, N Trow, J Pettingill, H Beckley, 108 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL Maynard French, Attorneys. L C Wheelock, D K Smith.— Clergy, A Royce, cong., Mr. McAnn, meth., J Sargent, univ. Physicians, L Paddocx, A E Bigelow, A B Carpenter; A F Evans, homo. Merchants, French & Holden, Union Store, L F Aldrich, agent; of drugs and medicines, A E Bigelow; of w^atches, &c., J G Nichols. Manufacturers, of iron castings, D Tilden, J Twing; of woolen, J C Parker; of wagons, J Olds, H Lamphere,---H Blanchard, at South Barre;------ of harnesses, &c., D W Mower; of tin wTare, L Tilden; oi leather, S Wood; of mill irons, J Twing,----of leather, Blanchard, Johonnett & Co., South Barre. BENNINGTON, Chief town in Bennington Co., 30 miles N. E. from Troy—Clerk, D F Squires; selectmen, M Page, S B Sherwood, F Stratton j constable and overseer, H F Dewey; agent, I Weeks. Justices, S H Blackmer, J Sibley, G W Harmon, W Blackmer, A Hinsdill, W J Tombs. L Cady, R Tousley, J F Robinson, T White, J Rockford, E D Fillmore. Attorneys, J L Stark, jr., A P Lyman, N B Hall, J H Cushman,-----A B Gardner^ A M Huling,U M Robinson, T Sibley, D Robinson, J S Robinson, H Kellogg. Ben. Centre Clergy, A J Chaplin, bap., J E Bowen, meth., G B Manser, epis., C Hubbard, cong.,-1 Jennings, cong., Centre. Phy- sicians, M J Love, S Wilcox, F P Mason, H Smith; J N Scranton, dentist,--N Swift, W Bigelow, BF Morgan, Ben. Centre,-----------R W Bruce, S E Ranney, North Bennington. Mer- chants, Booth Brothers, S F Harris, S B & D McEowen, C Thatcher & Son. L Patchin, S L Godfrey, jr, dry goods, &c.; of boots and shoes, F Purdy & Co., H D Hall; of clothing, J Cushman, F Purdy & Co., S Morse; merchant tailor, T Keyes; of jewelry, Bradley & Squires; druggists, S P Peck; of groceries, S M Sibley, J Fassett: of books, A Eddy,-H Patchin, A Robinson, MK&SS Scott, at the Centre,-------W E Hawkes & Co., Thatcher & Welling, Union Store, C E Houghton, dry goods; druggist, H Koon, North Bennington. Manufacturers, of woolen, H E Bradford; of paper, Benton & Jones, Fuller, Parker & Parsons; of parian and agate ware, U S Pottery Co.; of stone ware, J & E Norton; iron founders, S H Brown, Grover & Harrington; of wagons, &c., J H Bennett; of linseed oil, C S Colvin, S Rockwood; of yellow ochre, L S Patchin, E Adams, jr., L Lyons, J Dewey; machinist, C G Boynton; of tin ware, Graves & Root; of powder, W Russell & Co.; of wadding, Booth & Board- man,---of tin ware, J H Chapin, at the Centre,-of steel squares, W E Hawkes & Co., J Essex; of cotton batting, W E Hawkes & Co.; of paper, Thatcher & Welling; of tinware, G W Simmons, at North Bennington. BENSONT, Rutland Co.—Clerk, L H Kellogg; selectmen, E Goodrich, R Sherwood, L S Haven; constable, J lOlmstead; overseer, A Briggs; agent, L C Kellogg. Attorney, L C Kellogg. Justices, F W Walker, J Higgins, J J Howard, J Olmstead, R Sherwood, A Meacham, A Briggs. Clergy, J F Crowl, meth. Physicians. H R Jones, R P Cooley,* S Ransom.* Merchants, C Higgins, L Joy, F W Wal- AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 109 ker, Union Store B S Abby, agent--A Anderson, Benson Landing. Manufacturers} of wagons, H E Strong & Bro.; of tin ware,J W Dorsey ;of boots, &c., J Reed, J Elms. BERKSHIRE, Franklin Co.—Clerk, L Leavens; selectmen, G Clark, A Chaffee, W Clapp; constable, D Paul, jr.; overseer, W Chaffee; agent, J Rand. Justices, William S Rublee, 0 J Smith, L Leavens, H R Woodworth, D Ding-man, W C Ellsworth, S A Stowe. Attorneys, J Rand, West B., H E Royce, East B. Clergy, W Warren, cong. Physicians, W H Ellsworth, W C Ellsworth, G S Goodrich, West B.,---S S Butler, 0 F Fasset, East B. Merchants, J Chaffee, jr.,A Deming, M Tyler, West B.,---W S Rublee, R C Gates, East B. Manufacturers, of wagons, L M Hart, S Hicks: of harnesses, &c., J R Stone; of leather, A Clement, A Goaard; of starch, D Dingman. BERLIN, Washington Co.—Clerk, M Strong; selectmen, J W Thompson, J H Kimball, E H Covell; constable, I T Davis; overseer, IN Perrin; agent S F Nye. Justices, M Strong, W Mitcliel, S F Nye, J Hill, L N Ellis, T Whipple, D Bates. Clergy, R Childs, cong. Physicians, J Winslow.) D Bates. Manufacturers, of hoes, J Bosworth & Sons; of edge tools, R Perrin. BETHEL, Windsor Co.—Clerk, F T Matthews; selectmen, C Buckman, B G Fisk, A M Marsh; constable, N Ellison ; overseer, J M McIntosh; agent, W M Pingrey. Justices, J D Cushing, A G Marsh, S S Chase, T Vinton, N F Clark, P Warren, N Parker, jr. Attorneys, A P Hunton, I T Morgan. Clergy, E E Higbee, cong., J Swett, epis., S A Davis, univ., D Field, meth. Physicians, A Paige, J M Woodworth, A Paige, jr. Merchants, Francis & Graham, M Sylvester & Co., J Smith,---N Fowler, East Bethel; of watches and jewelry, L H Edson. Manufacturers, of wagons, D & J Weston; oi harnesses, &c., J D Cushing; of planes, Newton & Dewey: of tin ware, S T Coy & Co.;--of woolen, D F Faulkner, East Bethel. BLOOMFIELD, Essex Co—Clerk, W Stevens; constable, A Stevens; agent, 0 Shoff. Clergy, Mr. Little, meth. Merchants, W L Baldwin & Co. BOLTON, Chittenden Co.—Clerk, J H Whitcomb; constable, M Willard; overseer, agents ana selectmen, S Deavitt. H Hall, T B Hinkson. BRADFORD, Orange Co., on the Passumpsic Railroad. Clerk, A Preston; selectmen, M R Chamberlin; E Prichard, R F Ormsby Jr.: constable, C C P Baldwin; overseer, A Stebbins; agent, J B Woodward. Justices, G W Prichard, J Putnam, P Greenleaf, J B Woodward, H C Johnson, D Maden, A Woodworth. Attorneys, J W Batchelder, R McK Ormsby. Clergy, S McKeene, cong.; A Hitchcoek, meth. Physicians, J Poole, W H Carter, W H M Howard, A A Doty, W M Mann; J L Rogers, bot. Merchants, G & E Prichard, G W Hardy, W B & CS Stevens; of groceries, J W Draper, George & Bascom, C P Carr; of drugs & medicines, H B Poole; of watches & jewelry, J A Hardy; of clothing & fur-niture, D Johnson; of books, H Farr; merchant tailor, T. 110 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL Murphy,---H Davis, at South B. Manufacturers, of iron castings, II Strickland; of paper, A Low. BRAINTREE, Orange Co— Clerk, JS Nichols; selectmen, C Huntington, R Hutchinson, J Hutchinson jr.; constable, C A Clark; overseer, E Flint; agent, J Holman. Justices, W Howard, N Laport, J Holman, R Hutchinson, J Hutchinson jr., I Nichols, W Neff. Clergy, A Nichols, cong. Physician, S Craig. Merchant, L W Blanchard. BBATTLEBORO, Windham Co., contains one of the most flourishing villages in Yt.—Clerk, L F Clark; constable, Iv White; selectmen, S Knight, E Sargent, S Earle; overseer, S Earle. Justices, A Keyes, L G Mead, L Clark, W Arms, J D Bradley, R Tyler, E Kirkland, R W Clark, G Howe, D Kellogg, G B Kellogg, S Knight. Attorneys A Keyes, J D Bradley, R W Clark, E Kirkland, L G Mead, G Howe, Mr. Forbes. Clergy, G P Tyler, cong., S W Bush, unit., S C V Eastman, epis., G H Deere, univ., D W C Huntington, meth.,-J Chandler, cong., at West Village. Phy- sicians, W H Rockwell, Dr. Booth and Dr. Chapin, at the Asylum;J L Dickerman, F J Higginson, E C Cross, C W Horton; Dr. Muller, of the Wesselhoeft water-cure; C W Grau, at Lawrence water-cure; A D Putnam, Post & Come- gys, dentists,-W Arms, at West Village. Merchants, of dry goods, Fisher & Haven, F H Wheeler, Cune & Brackett, 0 E Austin; of hardware and drugs, Williston. Tyler & Co., J Clark; drugs, G W Holton; merchant tailors, Cune & Brackett, W Shrigley, 0 H Wright, W C Bryant; of books, J Steene & Son, W Felton, E J Carpenter; of hats, &c.,Pond & Chamberlain, R G Hardie; of groceries, Frost & Goodhue, S K Stoddard, Atherton & Hastings, A B Dunklee, H Glover, N Cheney & Son; of millinery goods, O Rhodes, 0 J Pratt, F & A Speyer, Mrs. Avery; ot boots and Shoes, C C Frost, W Frost, G Cutler, H E Chase, W Ward, P Simonds, D W Lewis; of stoves and tin ware, J H & W II Esterbrooks; leather store, A Simonds; watches and jewelry, Thompson & Ranger, Chase & Tripp, H D Brackett,-0 Pratt, A Dunk- lee, ary goods, at West Village. Manufacturers, of box wood and ivory rules, E A Stearns & Co.; of carriages, A Miller, A Stebbins; of paper machinery, and iron workers, Hines, Newman & Co.; of paper, Woodcock & Vinton; of melode-ons, Estey & Green, E B Carpenter & Co.; of saddlery and harness, N Miller, Burnap &Huestis; of pumps and copper ware, J Estey, J Burnham & Son, W Gould, G W Britton; Estey & Kathan, marble, and J A Penniman, granite workers; Brattleboro WoolenCo., J Sarsfield, agent; of steam engines, J Gore; of rifles,MBarrett; of planing machines, L Weld & Son; of edge tools, A & L Wheeler; of straw cutters, M Pratt; of furniture, S Gates & Co., A E Dwinell; J Cutler, bakery; C C Ellis, book bindery,-of leather, Kimball & Co., at West Village. BRANDON, Rutland Co., contains a pleasant village [on the R. & B. Railroad.—Clerk, B Davenport; selectmen, |G W Parmenter, S Merriam, S Hall; overseer, G W Parmen- AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. Ill ter; constable, D C Smith; agent, E N Briggs. Justices, E N Briggs, H Hall, A A Nicholson, H H Hunt, J M Ormsbee,l A Holt, E June, L Russell, N Hack, H S M’Collom. Attor-\neys, R V Marsh, E N Briggs, B Davenport, E June, A A Nicholson. Clergy, C A Thomas, bap.. C R Ford, meth., J D Kingsbury, cong. Physicia7is,A G Dana, C Bacchus, I F Merriam, 0 G Dyer, J J Estey, B Jordan, M F Edson, T J Ketchum. Merchants, I Button, A Collins, J E Higgins, R Forbes, Y & E Ross, A Holt, jr.; of groceries, F R Forbes, S F Paige; merchant tailors, Scott & Sutliff; of drugs and medicines, C L Case, E Jackson; of jewelry, N P Kingsley; ot boots and shoes, S K Cutts, Mr. Leonard, A Draper; of books, H Kingsley; of stoves, &c., C Morrill; of leather, H Bond; ----A W Goss, Forestdale. Manufacturers, Brandon Iron and Car Wheel Co.; Brandon Car Co.; of marble, E D Sel-den; of furniture. J Batchelder, R Pierce; J G Walton; oi carriages, S Briggs, D Wood, A L Clark; of Washburn’s Patent Car Wheels, N Washburn & Cq.,—(see advertisements for Brandon. BRIDRORT, Addison Co.—Clerk, E E Grovernor; selectmen, A H Rice, M Smith, R Walker, Jr.; overseer, E Converse; constable, W B Benjamin; agent,R Gillett. Justices, N S Bennett, E E Grovernor, R Gulett, L Smith, A H Rice, R Walker, Jr., C N Hayward. Attorney, C Solace. Clergy, F W Olmstead, cong. Physicians, F H Stevens, G S Gale. Merchants, F P Fletcher, G Searle, J K Ferre. Manufacturers, of wagons, A Rice, G Oakley; of harnesses, J B Huntley; of watches, E E Grovernor. BRIDGEWATER, Windsor Co.-Clerk, R W South-gate; selectmen, C Carpenter, E J Willis, EM Shaw; constable, C B Carpenter; overseer, S Warren. Justices, I Raymond, J S Montague, S S Barrows, J E Willis, Z A Marsh, C C Bugbee, T J Walker. Physicians, H L Rodimon. D F Wiley. Merchants, C S Raymond, Walker & Babcock, Union 359. Manufacturers, of woolen, W H Lemmet, Brooks & Ken worthy; of harnesses and leather, W Taylor. BRIGHTON, Essex Co.—Clerk, A J Downing; selectmen, H Coe, A Joy, S D Hobson; constable, H Coe; overseer, A Davis; agent, D Miller; supt. J D Gilkey. Attorney, A J Downing. Physicians, H Coe, M Whitcomb. Clergy, J S Clark, cong. Merchants, Hobart, Howard & Chamberlin, A J Green, Island Pond Lumber Co., B R Teele, pres and agt; Custom House Officers Joseph Smith, N P Bowman, A J Downing, at Island Pond P O. BRISTOL, Addison Co.—Clerk, H Hill; selectmen, D R Gage, E W Case, R Dunshee; overseer, G A Collamore; ^constable, W C Rider; agent, H Needham; supt. J Johnson; j Clergy, S Morgan, cong., D H Loveland, metn. Physicians, E P Wheeler, L Hasseltine. Attorneys, Horatio Needham. M Copeland. Justices, (See additional reports.) Merchants, W H Holley, H Spaulding, Dunshee & Hoffman: J D Needham, drugs; W S Howden, hardware; G W Par-melee, books. Manufacturers, I Eddy, woollen; H Farr, leather; W II Holley, bar and junk iron; S Bartlett & Co., 112 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL plows, cultivators, straw cutters, &c.; R & J Dunshee, J H Wright, wagons ana sleighs; J M Smith, staves and heading; J Whitney, furniture; W S Howden,tin ware; J Daniels, sash & blinds; H Hill, harnesses; M S Wilds, E Bisson-ett, boots & shoes; C W Winch, C J Soper, merchant tailors. BRO WNINGTON, Orleans Co.—Clerk, E S Bingham; selectmen, A C Joslin, W Twombly, J S Seavey; constable, A H Gross; overseer, SS Tinkham; agent, E White. Justices, T Joslin, T C Stewart, I C Smith,T W Walcott, R Alexander. Clergy, S R Hall, A L Twilight, Cong. Merchant, W S Addison. BURKE, Caledonia Co.—Clerk, ABurrington; selectmen, P Smith, D Beckwith, H M Hall; constable, P Smith; overseer, G D Fyler; agent, D Beckwith. Justices, Joel Trull, jr., Erastus Woodruff, Phillip Smith, J S J Beemiss,H Smith, S Dexter, A Burrington, D Beckwith. Attorney, D Chadwick. Clergy, R Gadding, bap. Physicians, A Brown, 1 Brown. Merchants, Newell & Brown,------East Burke, C C Newell, H E Woodruff, Hfumphry & Smith, G Spencer,------- West Burke, Fife & Wadleigh. S Beckwith & Co. Manufacturers, of iron castings, L W Jones: of wagons, J S J Bee-miss ; of harnesses, &c., A Childs; of leather, Hall & Jenks; of] starch, J M Neal, Newell & Bennett. BUELIHGTON, Chittenden Co.,the largest I town in Vermont, contains one of the most pleasant villages in the United States—accessible, by Steamboats or Railroads, from all directions. The population in 1850 was 7,585. (See Business Cards for Burlington.)—Clerk, SH Reed; selectmen, J N Pomeroy, M L Church. J B Wheeler; overseer and 1st constable, S Huntington; 2d constable, H S White; agent, G F Edmunds; supTs. J Young, J H Worcester, J S Adams. Justices, C Adams, W Weston, D French, J B Hollenbeck, L Underwood, G F Edmunds, C Russell, T E Wales, E Van Sicklen, J N Pomeroy, F W Spear, W W Peck, W Root, L Cummings. Attorneys, C Adams. J S Adams, L E Chittenden, L Cummings, C F Davev, L B Englesby, G F Edmunds, D French, ER Hard, J W Hickok, F G Hill, E Harvey, J, Maeck, W W Peck, C Russell, W G Shaw, D A Smalley, L Underwood, T E Wales. W Weston, S Wires, J B Wheeler,! D Roberts, C Baxter,* M L Bennett,* D B Buckley,* A B Chaffee,* C Noyes, J N Pomeroy.* J G Saxe.* Clergy, J Wheeler,* C Pease,* J K Converse,* J Tori ey,*B W Smith,*, J H Worcester,* cong., B O Meeker, W R itrown, meth., J H Hopkins, (bishop) epis., J Young. unit., R d’Goesbriand, (bishop) cath. Physicians, H H Atwater. A P Barber, T Bigelow, M Cole, H Hatch, L Marsh, S W Thayer, G W Ward, M J Whiton. Merchants, of common merchandise, H N Ballard, Nichols & Boynton, C F Staniford, M L Herrick,ELy-man,N Peck, jr. & Co., M Noyes, G G Catlin, F W Spear,| Stowell & Hart. H S Moore, G Barrows; of crockery and glass ware, G W Baxter & Co.; of clothing, CBenns, S Louis, BTurk, A Platt, J Mitchell, CFWard; of hardware, &c., Hagar & Arthur, H H Doolittle, A G Strong; of flour, salt, AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 113 groceries ,&c, (wholesale) J P Clark, Van Sicklen & Walker, G W Beckwith; of family groceries and provisions, N Lovely, A S Dewey, W Hunter, J S Peirce, G L Warner, H Burritt; of watches andjewelry, J EBrinsmaid, Brinsmaid & Hildreth; of hooks, S Huntington, S B Nichols, E A Fuller; news dealer, E Smith; of music hooks and instruments, L S Rust, W W Patridge; of hats, &c., N Allen & Co., J Edmunds; of boots and shoes, J H Platt, S Ferre, A Childs; of drugs and medicines, T A Peck, A C Spear, E B Benton; of furniture, N Parker; of stoves and tin ware, M A Evarts, G B Dow; of tin ware, &c., J A Shedd & Co., M Noyes.— Manufacturers, of chairs, C Kilburn & Co , C L Nelson; of shoe lasts, Wing & Smith; of wagons, J K Gray, H Vickery, I Smith; of bricks, J Morse & Brothers, W D Kidder; of piano fortes, J Munson; of rifles, D M Varney; of harnesses, H S Lane, J H Walton; of leather, E C Loomis, Johonnott, Blanchard & Co.; of stone ware, Nichols & Boynton. CABOT, Caledonia Co.—Clerk, T Ogood; selectmen, J Walbridge, T Safford, jr.,A Perry; constable, B F Scott; overseer, J Walbridge: agent, MO Fisher. Justices, M 0 Fisher, R Farr, M P Wallace, D Gould, SR Moulton, John H Damon, Joseph Hoyt. Attorney, G W Stone. Clergy, C Sel-den, cong., Mr. Dexter, meth., W H Eastman, adv. Physicians, Dan Newcomb, M P Wallace. Merchants, Putnam & Sprague, E Perry & Co., M P Wallace, B J Lance; of stoves, C C Brown, M P Wallace; of groceries, W C Wood. Manufacturers, of woolen, H Haines & Sons; of wagons, A G Dickinson, S Campbell; of tin ware, C C Brown; of leather, M 0 Fisher & Son; of starch, I Cutting, J H Damon; of furniture, J Brown. CALAIS, Washington Co—Clerk, N A Chase; selectmen, A P Hicks, C Bugbee, J Morse; constable, A D Pearce; overseer, J G Ormsbee; agent, S Wheeler. Attorney,S Wheeler. Physicians, M Ide, A George. Clergy, L Warren, S C Eaton, univ., Orin Davis, advent. Merchants, I R Kent, H K Slayton, Calais; A P Hicks, East C. Manufacturers, R A Wilson, woolen; Kent & Bancroft, Farmers’ Starch Co., CAMBRIDGE, Lamoille Co.-Clerk, W H Griswold; selectmen, A Thompson, H Montague, H W Sabin; constable and overseer, E Bentley; agent, J E Gates. Justices, H A Morgan, E N Bennett, A Chase, A Thompson, N Atwood, Z Blaisdell, F Wetherby. Attorneys, H Stowell, W H Law, N Reed. Clergy, E Wheelock. congl, S B Whitney, meth.,L Wheeler, bap. Physicians, A Parsons. S Brush, E S Deming. Merchants, S Hopkins, S F Hopkins, W Griswold, C Reynolds Manufacturers, of woolen, M Griswold; of leather, J Stewart. CASTLETON,Rutland Co—Clerk, W Ward; selectmen, H Griswold B F Adams, E H Dennison; constable, S Woodward; overseer, F Barney; agent, C Spencer. Justices, S Sherman, C M Willard, P Pond. C Spencer, IMMott, J TKidder, J Howe, N N Northrop, J T Freeman, A Thornton, B W Burt, H Westover. Attorneys, Z Howe, BF Langdon, J T 114 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL Wright. A Warner, C M Wiilard. Clergy, W Child, cong,, G G Saxe, meth.,----A H Bailey, epis., E Green, bap., at Hydeville. Physicians, J Perkins. J D Woodward, A T Woodward, J N Northrop, A G W Smith. Merchants, W Moulton, W C Guernsey, J Adams, Jr., Union Store, A G W Smith, agent; of jewelry, T W Rice, L W Preston; of books, W Ward; of drugs, &c., J N Northrop; of clothing, J H Harrington,-----at Hydeville, Hyde, Drake & Co.,E Clement & Son.,-----Slate Co.’s Store, at West C. Manufac- turers, S Sherman, Jackman & Sherman, marble; M Lang- don, iron founder; B W Burt, harnesses;-----at Hydeville, Hydeville Co., marble, slate and lumber; Cedar Mountain Slate Co., Hydeville Slate Co., Eagle Slate Co., Phoenix Slate Co., slate; A Kilburn & Son, woolen; E'Clement & Co., furniture; J H Stevens, R Luddon, wagons; I Fournier, marble plates,---at West Castleton, of slate, West C R R & Slate Co. CAVENDISH, Windsor Co.—Clerk, 0 Robbins; selectmen, 0 Robbins, L W Adams, C F Barrett; constable, C F Barrett ; overseer, S Adams; agent, F Dutton. Justices, GF Davis, Wm Smith, 0 Robbins, O Tarble, Samuel Adams, G L Balcom, W Skinner. Attorneys, S F Dutton, J F Deane, ----C French, C H Chapman, Proctorsville. Clergy, J Freeman, bap., J L Smith, meth., J Willis, W Skinner, univ.— Physicians, J M Harlow,----D R Story, Proctorsville. Merchants, Robbins & White, 0 S & J Tuttle, N B Pierce,---A Burbank, J Dunbar; of hardware and stoves, T Cook; of books, K Taylor, Proctorsville. Manufacturers, of woolen, Fullerton & Co.; of leather, S L Adams, T Clark; of furniture, S Winslow:----of woolen, Smith & Balcom; of har- nesses, &c., H C Martin; of lanterns. E F Parker; of leather, A S Gilson, A W Richardson; of rifles, M S Sanderson; of pumps, S Leavit, at Proctorsville. CHARLESTON, Orleans Co.—Clerk, H Cole; selectmen, A Lawrence, W Fisher, G Gage; constable, E C Richards; overseer, J Fuller; agent, L W Clark. Justices, W Fisher, J P Tyler, A K Brown, E 0 Bennett, G Gage, S Cole, L W Clark. Attorney, J E Dickerman. Clergy, J T Howard, cong., L H Tabor, univ. Physicians, E Robinson, J A Bow- ker, West C------C G Adams, East C. Merchants, Cole & Clarke, Robinson & Cook, C Carpenter, Webster & Wyman, West C.,----J Carrutli & Co., East C. Manufacturers, of starch, Cole & Herman; of furniture, B Clark; of leather, E 0 Bennett. CHARLOTTE, Chittenden Co.—Clerk, E Alexander; selectmen, P V Higbee, S B Prindle, P E Pease; constable, W R Pease; overseer, H Hosford; agent, S W Hubbel. Justices, A L Beach, E H Wheeler, J J Bouton, W S Baldwin, P E Pease, M Prindle, E Alexander. Clergy, C M Seaton, cong., S Stiles, meth., A Allen, bap. Physicians, J Stone, A Green, L Stone.* Merchants, E Alexander, Bissonette & Sherman, W S Baldwin. Manufacturers, of wTagons, W R Pease, J N Hill. j CHELSEA, Orange Co.—Clerk, J W Smith; selectmen, AND BUSINESS MEN IN VEBMONT. 115 E Hyde, J Norris, L Boyd; constable, H Lathrop; overseer, R Lathrop; agent, B Martin. Justices, W Hebard, P C J ones, L Perigo, A A Goodwin, D Cram, J W Smith. Attorneys, W Hebard, B Jones, C- W Clark, B Martin, J W Smith— Clergy, H P Cushing, meth. Physicians, N W Brayley, G K Bagley, J P Clement. Merchants, Dickinson & Co., J B Bacon & Co., Union, Div. 640; of groceries, A R Hood, J Snow, L Perigo, J F Stone; of watches, &c., FGrow; merchant tailors, H W Tarbell, H L Clough. Manufacturers, of woolen. JWaterson; of wagons, C A Bass, S Vincent; of harnesses, G M Hatch, L H Sanborn; A A Allen, C Fullam, of leather. CHESTER, Windsor Co—Clerk, P Heald; selectmen, D A Sherwin, H Guild, H Davis; constable, GPSpaulding; overseer, M C Richardson; agent, W Rounds. Justices, A E Heald, T T Barret, William Mason, 0 Beard, E D Tarbell, H Guild, J Duncan, Jr., A Putnam, S Sherwin, A S Adams— Attorneys, W Rounds, L Adams, S H Leonard. Clergy, J DeF Richards, cong., — Dickinson, meth., D Burroughs, bap., H K Crane, f. w. bap., N C Hodgdon, univ. Physicians, L G Whiting, A Low'ell, J Robbins, P Edson. Merchants, G H Hilton & Co., Cook & Adams, C Sanders & Heald; of books, watches and jewelry, &c., Taylor & Kingsbury ; of books, G L Fletcher; merchant tailors, S H Ray- mentou, G H Benton;--Sherwin & Blanchard, Johnson & Bruce, dry goods, at North C. Manufacturers, of woolen, T & J F Sawyer & Co.; of wagons, R Cobleigh, E Bolles, H H Sherwin ; of harnesses, J Q Stewart; of tin ware, Miller & Hadley; of chairs, Parmenter & Powers; of leather, Onion & Cressav, G P Spaulding; of boots, Chester Boot Co. CHITTENDEN, Rutland Co—Clerk, R Harris; selectmen, A Collins, C Hewitt, G Seger; constable, H F Baird; overseer, R Sprague; agent, G W Barnard. Justices, R Harris, G Segar, C Hewitt, R 0 Dow, S Clark. Clergy, R B Barton, meth. CLARENDON, Rutland Co—Clerk* H Hodges; selectmen, C Crossman,0 II Round, D S Ewing; constable, J K Learned; overseer and agent, selectmen. Justices. L 31 Walker, Wrn S Weeks, L F Calvin, E Kelley, G W Webb, Jr., C B Hall, D P Eday. Clergy, J B Clark, cong. Physician, S Bowen. C Spencer, East C. Merchants, J C Spencer, D P & J Eddy, East C.,-0 B Barlow, springs. COLCHESTER, Chittenden Co—Clerk, GP 3Iayo; selectmen, L B Platt, J Rolfe, J S Webster; constable, B B Hine; overseer, J Rolfe. Justices, G P 3Iayo, J D Gale, E Spencer, H White, J W Reynolds, J Upham, U H Penni-man, A Bates, I 0 Barstow, C Farrand. Clergy, B Cox. meth., A Jones, bap. Manufacturers, of lime, A Bates; of wagons, A A Sager, H Denio. Merchants, E Spencer. Attorneys, D Reed. J Carpenter. Winooski, a manufacturing village on Winooski River, partly in Colchester, and two miles east from Vt. Central station at Burlington. At this place are the following business men '.—Physicians, G W Horton, L Burdick, B J Heine-berg. Clergy, S 31 Clemens, meth. Merchants, G P Woods, 116 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL J W Weaver, Herrick & Small, C Lafoimtain, F La Clair, Jr., J R Forrest; of groceries, F E Allard, J Olmsted; of drugs and clothing, J Newell jr. & Co.; merchant tailor, D. Fletcher. Manufacturers, at Winooski, of iron castings, Emerson & Nye; of doeskins and cassimeres, Harding & Brothers; of cotton warp, Winooski Mill Co.; of wagons and lightning rods, A R & M Duncan; of harnesses, &c., C Farrell; of tinware, J S Tubbs; of flour, H W Catlin; of axe helves and spokes, Ormond Cole; machinists, Edwards & White; of sash, doors and blinds, E W Chase; of lime, Pen-niman & Noyes. CONCORD, Essex Co—Clerk, H G Fry; selectmen, W S Howard; constable, E Fry; overseer, C Hill; agent, S S Gould. Justices, H G Fry,W S Howard, D Barker, S S Gould, M Baker, E Chase, C F Gregory. Clergy, R D Parker, cong., J M Russell, i. w. bap. Physicians, H H Palmer, P Buckminster. Merchants, Darling & Woodbury, Chase, Gould & Co. Judevine & Bliss; of groceries, F Hill, West C. Manufacturers, of starch, Darling & Woodbury;--of leath- er, B Fullum; Chase, Gould & Co., machinist, West C. CORINTH, Orange Co—Clerk, J B Dearborn; selectmen, H Fellows, J Knight, J N True; constable, L Averv; overseer, D Batcheldor; agent, J W Clark. Justices, ’J Richardson, J A Tenney, D Dearborn, F P Eaton, W S Humphrey, E T Smith, L F Hale. Attorneys, W Spencer, S Little.— Clergy, O W Merrill, cong., M C Henderson, f w bap. Physicians, A Carpenter, H H Gillett, E S Foster. Merchants, J B Dearborn, D R Cook, T Cook, M Taplin,-----N D Blake, H Johnson, at East C.,----Union, C H Burnham, agent, at West C. Manufacturers, of wagons, H Johnson, L F Hale, W Grant, East C.; of thread and cordage, Barnes Brothers; of harnesses, W Bagley, A G Hildreth,--EF Keenan, J Chap- man, East C.; or starch, A Taplin. CORNWALL, Addison Co—Clerk, M 0 Porter; selectmen, B F Bingham, C Benedict, W R Remilee; constable and overseer, A Foote; agent J Sanford; supt., B F Bingham. Justices, E Samson, M 0 Porter, C G Tilden, 0 Field, A Bingham, A Foote, J Sanford. Clergy, J A Bent, cong.. J K Wright, bap. Physicians, M 0 Porter, F Ford, 0 J Eels. Merchants, D D Haskell, Mercantile Company, S Evarts, agent. COVENTRY, Orleans Co.—Clerk, H H Frost: selectmen, E Cleveland, A Wright, R W Peabody; constable, S G Bean; overseer, H H Frost; agent, E Cleveland. Justices, J W Hussey, C Thrasher, E Wright, W Mitchell, I Parker.— Attorney, H H Frost. Clergy, A R Gray, cong. Physician, D W Blanchard. Merchants, Union Store, J K Thrasher, Agent, Walworth & West, Soper & Bean; druggists, I Kimball & Co. Manufacturers, of harnesses, &c.,r Greely; of leather, B F Herbert; of starch, Burbank & Aldrich; or sash and doors, J Hurd ; wheelrights, J Wlieelock, S F French, S W Parker. CRAFTSBURY, Orleans Co.—Clerk and constable, J Scott; selectmen, W Scott, A PDutton, W Wiley; overseer, AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 117 H Douglas; agent, A R French. Attorney, J A Paddock. Physicians, L Washburn, E Brewster, D Dustin, S R Cory. Clergy, W D Malcomb, meth., A 0 Hubbard, cong. Merchants, Blaisdell & Rand, A Scott, Craftsbury; Jas W Simpson! East C. DAUBY, Rutland Co.—Clerk, G JLock; selectmen and overseers, W Otis,T Griffith, JN Phillips; constable,N Randall; agent, M H Cook. Justices, A Bucklin, E Baker, G J Lock, H F Otis, J S Paris, J R Green, G E Kelley. Attorneys, M H Cook, S Green, Clergy, Mr. Dwight, meth. Physicians, G J Locke, E 0 Whipple, E Andrus, bot. Merchants, Blake & Barney, N P Harrington, C M Bruce, dry goods; oi groceries, J Scott. Manufacturers, of marble, G F Kelly, Blake & Barney, T Symington, J Adair; of leather, J Scott, Barrett & Lapham. DANVILLE, Caledonia Co.—Clerk, A Sias; selectmen and overseers, J S Porter, W H Harris, R Kelsea; constable, W L Trussed; agent,T Howard. Justices, W J Stanton, S Ladd, J Randall, S Stevens, S B Parker, A McMillan, J Preston, J S H Weeks, J S Porter, M Morrill. Attorneys, T Howard, B N Davis, C S Dana, G A Burbank. Clergy, A Sias, AC Smith, G F Wells, G Craven, meth. Physicians, E Alexander, R M Ayer, D E Wells, C Woodward. Merchants, Vail, Brainerd & Co., J S H Weeks, W B Palmer; of groceries, J Guile,-W J Stanton, at N. Danville. Manu- facturers, of woolen, Greenbanks & Adams, S Harvey; of wagons, J Higgins, T V Harris; of harnesses, A West, J G Allen, E W Chamberlin. DERBY, Orleans Co.—Clerk, J Bates, 2d.; selectmen, A Ives,J F Morrill, C Wilson; constable, J Tinker; overseer, W Verback; agent, C Carpenter. Justices, W Verback, N S Tinker, S Cheney, J P Cobb, A Bebee, A B Moore, W Carlton. Attorneys, J L Edwards, N Sheaf. Clergy, A M’Mullin,1 meth. Physicians, L Patch, H H Carpenter, C B Currier, S A Skinner,---L Richmond, A Q Bugbee, W W Jeness, at Derby Line. Merchants, J Kelley & Co., C A Harris & Co.,- Foster & Cobb, Morrill& Kilborn, at Derby Line, C S Cutting, at West Derby. Manufacturers, of iron castings, J Wool- ey, Derby Line;-----of harnesses, E B Gaskill;of tinware, Skinner and Foss; of leather, Brigham & Grow; of wagons, Kelley & Wood, at Derby Center. DORSET, Bennington Co—Clerk,HMorse; selectmen, J T Wilson, H Holley, H Morse; constable, 1 G Viall; overseer, H Holly. Justices, I N Sikes, H S Reed, A B Viall, C J Hildreth, W Allen, I Cochran,H Morse. Attorney, A Bliss. Physician, 8 Mason. Merchants, Union Store, J U Armstrong. agent, S R Wiley,---Union Store, J C Thompson, agent, and,, I W Dunton. at East Dorset. Manufacturers, Holly, Field & Kent, American Marble Co.; T D Manley, D Kent & Son, I Cochran, marble: of iron, W Allen, F Draper, East D. DUMMERSTON, Windham Co.—Clerk, J Miller; selectmen, J H Sargent, S Dutton, C Roel; constable, Wm O Miller; overseer. S Dutton; agent, A Dutton. Justices, J F Stearns, Joseph Miller, Wm O Miller, S W Wilson, E Leon- 118 TOWNS, OEFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL ard, B Willard, M Moore. Clergy, B F Foster, Cong. Physicians,, S Walker, C Butterfield. Merchants, R A Knight, R Birchard, Div. 522 Dummerston,------Div.517 WestD. Manu- facturers, of wagons, W Dutton, G W Walker; of slate, J Nurse; of rakes, F Crosby. EAST HAVEN, Essex Co.-Clerk, H L Walter; overseer, M H Walter; agent. E Walter. Clergy, J Walter, meth. Physicians, J Walter. Merchant, D C Hudson. EAST MONTPELIER, Washington Co.-Clerk, A D Arms; selectmen, E Slayton, H Foster, E D Nye; constable, F Daggett; overseer, J Bennett: agent, J Rich. Justices N C King, J Templeton, A Feck, STempleton, L W Parmen-ter, J G Putnam, L Sibley. Clergy, T R Spencer, univ. Phy. sicians, N C King, J Templeton, J M Templeton^ D Smith. Merchants, C Sibley, at North M. Manufacturers, of woolen, WLittle, at North M.; of wagons, D Gray, 2d.; of doors, blinds and sash, H Lyford & Son; of musical instruments, E D & G G Nye. EDEN, Lamoille Co.—Clerk, A Stevens; selectmen, A Stevens,0 Chase, J Harrington; constable, DRandall; overseer, J Bassett ; agent, W H Martin. Physicians, D Randall, J M Newcomb, W C Atwell. Merchant, A C Fairfield. Manufacturers, of sittrch, White & Brown. ‘ ELMORE, Lamoille Co.—Clerk, A Camp; selectmen, A M Kelley, G A Harris, H H Elmore; constable, C S Parker; overseer, C Shaw; agent, D Cook. Clergy, S Smith, meth — Physician, J G Camp. Merchant, S B Clark. Manufacturers, of starch, Cady & Averill; of wagons and sleighs, W Griswold; of harnesses, &c., H W & N Camp. ENOSBURGH, Franklin Co.—Clerk, T Platt; selectmen, H N Barber, J P Baker, C F Fish; constable, A W Woodworth; overseer and agent, C B Maynard. Justices, H N. Barber, C B Maynard, S H Stevens, L Darlin, W R Hutchinson, C R Brewer, L R Barnum, A S Ladd, 0 P Chadwick, A H Baker. Clergy, C H Kent, cong., E H Sayles, epis., J C Bryant, bap., D M Ladd, f w bap., H N Munger, meth. Physicians, H W Hutchinson, A Pixley. Merchants, H M Smith, C F Fish & Co., at West Enosburgh. ------Union Store, A Davis, agent, at East Enosburg,-----W A Kendall, O P Chadwick & Co., at Enosburg Falls. Manufacturers, of flour, A Fuller; of cabinet furniture, A House; of leather, D Gilbert, at West Enosburg,----of woollen and starch, S Kendall & Sons; of carriages and sleighs, N Kendall; of butter tubs, Smith & Darling, at Enosburgh Falls. ESSEX, Chittenden Co.—Clerk, A Bryant; selectmen,E F Whitcomb, S Tubbs, P L Castle; constable, G Shaw; overseer, L M Bates; agent, BB Butler. Justices, DMorgan, P L Castle, A Bryant, J B Wead, E F Whitcomb, A B Halbert, J Faxon, D P Squiers, J K Drury. Physicians, B F Warner, M Swain, S Tubbs, L C Butler, M Green. Clergy, M Witherill, meth., J Gray, bap. Merchants, Division No. 80, R Ferguson, agt, Div. 724, L C Butler, agt.; C WBrown- AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 119 ell, J K Drury, Painesville. Manufacturers, H Williams, leather,---D P Squires, paper, at Painesville. FAIRFAX, Franklin Co—Clerk, S W Brush; selectmen, D Howard, L Kingsbury, A Drew; constable, H A Holmes; overseer, H Hunt; agent, H Cook. Justices, J Bellows, N Lamed, R Dewey. E Bellus, J Brush, A G Brush. iJ Halbut, 1 T Story, R Soule, G Buck. Attorneys, Soule & Buck, H E Hubbell, C Soule. Clergy, L A Dunn, bap., A Bate, meth., T Reynolds, cong. Physicians, A G Brush, J H Farnsworth. Merchants, Soule & Farrar, S D Alfred, G Green, J R & J S Halbert; of groceries, E L Comstock; oi clothing, Soule & Farrar. Manufacturers, iron castings, Ken-field & Shepardson; of woolen, A Sliepardson; of wagons, C E Marvin; of harnesses, &c., J N Brush, H Stearns; of tin ware, S B Hunt; of stone wTare, Lewis & Cady; of chairs, J R Halbert ; of leather, H Stearns. FAIRFIELD, Franklin Co.—Clerk, J Soule; selectmen, H Northrup, B Hendrick, A A Farrand; constable, S Perley; overseer, L Draper; agent, B Barlow. Justices, J Smith, J Sowle, D S Barlow, H Northrop, L Draper, B Kendrick, D Story, H A Fox. N W Isbam, J Abell. Attorney, H A Burt.* Clergy, C C Adams, cong. Physicians, S E Park, D J Morrill. Merchants, I H Northrop, J H Sherman,-------J Foster, at East F. Manufacturers, of wagons, B F Bradley, J Casseau; of harnesses, E N Sherman. FAIRHAVEN, Clerk, B F Gilbert; selectmen, I Dav-ey, Z C Ellis, 0 Hamilton; overseer, H Hamilton; constable, J P Willard; agent, I Davey. Attorneys, WC Kittridge, S R Hemmemvay. Clergy, Mr. Hooker, cong., P H Smith, meth. Physicians. T E Wakefield, J Sanford. Merchants. Adams & Allen, I Davey, A Allen & Son, general merchandise; J Pitkin, 31B Dewey, groceries; C Reed, flour. Manufacturers, of nails. I Davey; of paper. Hurlburt & Brothers; of marble, Adams & Allen; of slate. A Allen & Son, H & J Williams & Co., Wilbur & Owen; of leather, H & H Howard. FAIRLEE, Orange Co.—Clerk, A 3IcLane; selectmen, J BBailey,S B Hayes, C Colburn; constable, W II Kibbey; overseer, J B Bailey; agent, A 3IcLane. Justices, Calvin Coburn, Samuel T 3Iorey, A H Gilmore, G A Morey, J Stratton. Merchants, J B Bailey; of groceries, I) A 3Iorrison. FAYSTON, Washington Co.—Selectmen, J S Campbell, J W Boyce, J C Griggs; overseer, E Bruce. Justices, W B Porter, J S Campbell ,31 J Boyce, J C Griggs, C L Carroll. FERRISBURGH, Addison Co.—Clerk, G F Stone; selectmen, A Field, S Humphrey, J Hatch; constable, C C 3Iartin; overseer, H Perry; agent, L Hurlbut. Justices, S 3Iartin, A B Webb, H Perry, H Field, L Hard. A Sattley, A Beach, CG Beach, 31 W Carpenter, W R Barton. Clergy, Z H Brown, meth. Physicians, J Cram, S Humphrey, G F Stone. Merchants, A L Wheeler & Co., C W Wicker, North Ferrisburgh. Manufacturers, of wool. T D Lyman, North Ferrisbui^h. FLETCHER, Franklin Co.—Clerk, D Robinson; select- 120 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL men, L Blaisdell, I Chase, W D Leach; constable, R Armstrong; overseer, G Kinsley: agent, NRBingham. Physician, C F Hawley. Clergy, S Wakefield, univ., G W Bixby, bap. Merchant. E O Safford. FRANKLIN, Franklin Co.—Clerk, V Horskin; selectmen, J P Olds, J S Wright, S C Noble; constable, J G Gallup ; overseer, J P Olds; agent, P S Gates. Justices, RTowle, SC Noble, J Iv Whitney, J H Hubbard, J H Cheney, N Temple, 0 F Fish. Clergy, A S Skinner, meth., L S French, cong., J Coffrin, bap. Physicians, C N Burleson, E J Powers, G C Briggs. Merchants, V Horskin, Bell & Toof. Manufacturers, of woolen, M Knowlton; of wagons, H E Spaulding; of harnesses, &c!, H Hawley; of leather, W Porter. GEORGIA, Chittenden Co.—Clerk, C M Post; selectmen, S Bliss, C Hotchkiss, A H Martin; constable, A Mears; overseer, J Evarts; agent, A B Ashley. Justices, T Williams. C Hotchkiss, E S Fairchild, H Colton, J P Clark, J Ballard! N Deane, C M Post, H H Hale. Clergy, A Sabin, bap., A H Honsinger.meth. Physicians, HP Blair, N Dean. Merchants, C V Bliss & Co., C B Pino,-----W K Warner & Co., West Georgia,----M H Torreyj (union,) Georgia Landing,--------C Hotchkiss, (union,) Georgia Plains. Manufacturers, of leather, T Williams; of wagons, A N Austin, at West G. GLOVER, Orleans Co—Clerk, JH Dwinell; selectmen, F G French, S Dwinell, C A Clark; constable, C H Dwinell; overseer, G W Jeness; agent, P S Webster. Justices, J H Dwinell, H S Chaplin, S Dwinell, F S French, J. Crane, C C Hardy, J J Haynes. Clergy, N W Scott, Mr. Willis, meth.,1 G Severance, univ. Physicians, D Baker, J S Sias, bot. Merchants. S S Blanchard, F McLellan, agent for P Union, Div.' 93, H M Nichols. Manufacturers, of wagons, J D Ayers, M Goodwin, A A Williams; of harnesses, S Blodget; of leather, N French, jr., and L H Nye; of furniture, J E & C H Dwinell. GOSHEN, Addison Co.—Clerk, S Capen; constable, S RStickney; overseer, S D Gale; agent, F Brown. GRAFTON, Windham Co.—Clerk, B H Bridgeman; selectmen, A Pettengill, J Howard, S Walker; constable, F Phelps; overseer, G Upham; agent, Id Burgess. Justices, A; Burgess, B W Dean, H Burgess, G I’almer, J S Pettengill,! B H Bridgeman, J. Dwinell. Attorney, B W Dean. Clergy, M B Bradford, cong., R Wheeler, bap. Physicians, B H Bridgeman; C D Marsh, botan. Merchants. H Burgess, G Mj Barrett, Union Store, F Phelps, agent., N S Weeks, merchant tailor. Manufacturers, of woollen, P W Dean & Co., Dean, Walker & Co; of wagons, G N French; of harnesses, L Edson; of soap stone, Foot & Courrier. GRAND ISLE, Grand Isle Co.—Clerk, A H W Jack-son; selectmen, L Ladd, H L Hurlburt, S Gordon; consta-| ble, J Tobias; overseer, S Hoag; agent, J Ladd. Justices, V Ladd, W Macomber, E D Hyde, S Griffith, W Corbin; Attorney, H C Adams. Clergy, J Eames, meth. Physicians, A H W Jackson; Melvin Barnes,*N H Knowles. Merchants, A Brown, D E Griswold.___________________________________ AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 121 GRANVILLE, Addison Co.-Clerk, M Ball; selectmen, R M Hubbard, P Ball, D Eaton; constable, P Hayes; overseer, W Lamb. Merchants, E W Allbee & Co.; of groceries, Warren Hayden. GREENSBORO’, Orleans Co.-Clerk, A C Babbitt; selectmen, A W Williams, A McLaren, J W Smith; constable, B S Wilson; overseer, M Williams. Clergy, P Stone, cong., G Campbell, pres. Physician, S Putnam. Merchants, AC Babbitt; of clothing, Waterman & Ayers. Manufacturers, of wagons, W W Cushman; of harness, Graves & Wilson ; of doors, sash and blinds, S Dow. GROTON, Caledonia Co.—Clerk, IN Hall; selectmen, D Roberts, J Buchanan, J Darling; constable, J Roberts; overseer and agent, W Darling. Justices, D Roberts, I N Hall, J R Darling, H Hawes. Clergy, 0 G Clark, meth. Physician, S B Heath. Merchants, Welch, Darling & Clark, J Buchanan: of jewelry, P M Paul. GUILDHALL, Essex Co.-Clerk, J Dodge; selectmen and overseers, W H Hartshorn, A Fisk, M Cutler; constable, G Hubbard; agent, W H Hartshorn; trustee, E H Webb. Justices, M F Tower, I Cummings, J H Boyce, H N Allen, J L Bell, J A Ramsay. Attorneys, W H Hartshorn, I A Ramsey, J Steele. Clergy, Mr. Little, meth. Physicians, H L Watson. Merchants, H R Darling, G Hubbard; of clothing, M B Blodget. Manufacturers, of wagons, G L Norris. GUILFORD, Windham Co.—Clerk, S L Hunt; selectmen, A W Putnam, J. Jacobs, A C Barney; constable, C C Lynde: overseer, A C Barney; agent, B Lynde; trustee, L LBoyden,jr; supt., J Greenleaf. Justices, J Lynde, Gardner, Briggs, Barnard, Lynde, T S Ashcroft, R B Field, S Smith, NP Chapin. Clergy, Mr. Mitchel, bap., A Haynes, meth., M G Grosvenor, cong. Physician, E W Cross, B W Stevens. Merchants, of groceries, E Mason,-Lynde & Sib- ley, at the Centre. Manufacturers, of boots, E Childs & Co.; ot roofing slate, J L Maxwell, T Johnson,--of wagons, H B Dennison, Green River. HALIFAX, Windham Co.—Clerk, C Fowler; selectmen, A H Stone, A M Wheeler; constable, J M Niles; overseer and agent, I Worden. Attorney, J L Stark. Justices, T Larabee, J L Stark, C Fowler, P Fowler, J Worden, A H Stone, A H Tucker. Clergy, S Fish, bap., S Bixby, cong. Physician, Henry Rockwood.—E M Clark, botan. Merchants, S Niles & Son, Halifax,-W J Hitchcock, at West Hij Manufacturers, of leather, A Wood & Son, Halifax,-of leather, Plumb & Pierce; of chairs, A F Warden, at West Halifax. HANCOCK, Addison Co.—Clerk, H N Bull; selectmen, C G Robbins, E Darling, B R Perry; constable and overseer, A Taylor. Merchant, J Hackett. HARDWICK, Caledonia Co.—Clerk, D French; selectmen, D Bridgman, J L Pope, J WDimick; constable and overseer, C Crosby; agent, O Crosby. Justices, J K Noyes. S Britain, H Montgomery, H Blake, S Underwood, D Good 122 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL rich, S R Norris. Clergy, J Underwood, cong., S Smith, bap., L Hill, meth. Physicians, A Smith, C R Taylor, J Brunson, botan. Merchants, Holton & Judevine, Union Store, No. 118, D W Aiken; of varieties, S Britain; merchant (tailor, C Shipman, at South H.,--L H Delano & Co., J Ward, at East H. Manufacturers, of wagons, L Bean; of harness, A G Dimick, E Smith; of tin ware, H MRublee; ot leather, S Tuttle, J Porter & Bro. HARTFORD, Windsor Co.—Clerk, G E Wales; selectmen and overseers, C S Tinkham, C S Hamilton; constable, C B Stone; agent, J Porter; supt, S J Allen. Justices, G E Wales, J L Lovering, G Lyman, S Russ, L Pease, B Porter, D Russ, E P Sprague, L Hazen, J Porter. Attorneys, G E Wales, at Hartford,---Lund & Morris, Junction. Clergy, J Merrill, cong.. Hartford,—-W Clagget, West Hartford, cong.,--H Rood, Quechee Village. Physicians. S J Allen, H B Brown, J E Morse, J H Grouard; H L Williams, dentist. Merchants, J C Brooks, M French, at Hartford.----L Hazen, Union Store, Mr. Allen2 agent, at West Hartford, ----C Tinkham, W L Bragg, Union Store, J Dimick, agent, Queche Village,---Union Store, Junction,----of clothing, M R Cone, at Hartford,-----Esrerton & Landers, Quechee Vil- lage. Manufacturers, of rag cloth, A G Dewey, Quechee Village,---of wagons, G P & J Bugbee, Hartford,------G W F°g«? Quechee Village; of harness, &c., B Dutton; of tin ware, A Bixley, C Hazen; of leather, G E Wood, W W Low; of hay and manure forks, Van Ornum, Braley and Co. HARTLAND, Windsor Co.—Clerk, J Colby; selectmen and overseers, N Weed; J Hodgman, A Benjamin; constable, A B Burke; agent, J Colby. Attorney. J Colby. Clergy, D A Macmeth, O G Woodbury, univ., S Delano, cong. Physicians, J Harding, L Emmons, H Hayes, J R Smith. Merchants, P D Richardson, L Cove, R Weld,------ Freeman & Labaree, at 4 Corners. Manufacturers, of woollen, E F Sturtevant; of leather, C W Warren; of wagons, M Morev; of harness, G M Hatch. HIGllGATE, Franklin Co.—Clerk, J D Lookingland; selectmen, I S Jennison, E R Frost, II Smith; constable, C P Pierce; overseer, I S Jenison. Justices,’ N Best. C Durkee, N Nye, E C Thompson, A Skeels, H A Hinkley, M C Stevens, G Averill, H Smith. Attorneys, H S Royce, L E Pelton. Clergy, C R Bachelder, epis., W R Puffer, meth. Physicians, O Searle, H Baxter, J DLookinland. Merchants, W M Martin, I P Place, A J Green,-J B Cross, at East H.--C & G K Drury, at Saxe’s Mills; merchant tailors, R Pringle, M Hunt. Manufacturers, of iron castings, N D Wait & Co.; of wagons, S Jenison; of harnesses, E C Thompson; of leather, J Phelps; of scythes, O S Rixford. HINESBuRGH. Chittenden Co.-Clerk, J F Miles; selectmen, A F Post, A J Corey, L E Livermore; constable, N L Boynton; overseer, A H Post: agent, J Marsh. Justices, N Miles, J S Patrick, N Peck. H Toby, N F Martin, A Owen, C H Weed. Attorney, N Peck. Clergy, GC Simmons, meth., C E Ferrin, cong. Physicians, D Goodyear, H Taggart, J. AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 123 W Miles, J F Miles, N F Martin. Merchants, M Hull, E B Baldwin, C W Phelps. Manufacturers, of iron castings, R Patrick; of woolen, Dow, Nay & Co.; of wagons, H L Toby, J Carpenter, E W Davis; ot harnesses, &c., E W Gibb, J Allen; of tin ware, C C Post; of leather, F W Baldwin, H C & N B Flanagan; starch and preserved potato, Marsh & Toby. HOLLAND, Orleans Co.—Clerk, OF Alton; selectmen, A Davis, W Hall, H P Pinney; constable, E C Robinson; overseer, J C Robinson. Justices, J C Robinson, Wm Hall, SHuntoon, H Moore, M Ferrin. Clergy, J Spencer, meth., M Howard, cong. Physician, G A Hinman. Merchant, T N Boynton. HUBBARDTON, Rutland Co.—Clerk, C S Rumsey; selectmen and overseers, R St. John, L Webster, J W Barber; constable, N G Barker; Clergy, B Allen, bap. Merchant, N Jennings. HUNTINGTON, Chittenden Co.—Clerk, J M Johnson; selectmen, H Brewster, H A Kenyon, J Bickford; constable, H Brewster; overseer, J Bickford. Justices, N Ross, J Johnson, S Johns, N W Bradley, A D Rood. Clergy, D Chapin, univ. Physicians, G W Bromley, J Work. Merchants, Union Store, R Firman, agent, ana S Sayles. Manufacturers, J S & A D Rood, millwrights and machinists. HYDEPARK, Lamoille Co.— Clerk, C Dutton; selectmen, S Wright, N Waterman, D Campbell; constable, S S Wiswall; overseer, S Wright ; agent, L H Noyes. Justices, N F Keeler, T W Hyde, N Waterman, J Cobleigh, O Wiswall, C Fish, L B Griswold. Attorneys, J Sawyer, Child & Ferrin, E B Sawyer, L S Small. Clergy, C Pratt, bap. Physicians, A Hunton, S L Wiswall, A Morse, botan. Merchants, L H Noyes, Dutton & Page; of stoves, tin ware, agricultural tools, &c., R S Page; of cabinet ware, E Eaton, 2d; of boots, shoes and leather, C Crane. Manufacturers, of starch ana potash, L H Noyes; of harnesses, L Dutton. IRA, Rutland Co.—Clerk, J Mason; selectmen, C Gid-dings, P Newton, J Thornton; constable, W N Baehelder; overseer. B Fish. Attorneys, R C Hunter, P Worcester. Clergy, N Clark, Bap. IRASBURGH, Orleans Co.—Clerk, T Jameson; selectmen, W H Rand, WPDodge, J Clement; constable, J Guild; overseer, C W Dewev; agent, G Worthington jr. Attorneys, Cooper & Bartlett, *J H Prentiss, I N Cushman. Justices, Chandler W Dewey, Thos Guild, Wm H Rand, S H Howard, A A Webster, J Coulton, Amos Metcalf. Clergy, J H Beckwith. cong., G Putnam, meth. Physicians, L W Adgate, C W Scott, homo. Merchants, G Worthington, jr. & Co.; R W Nye; C C Kellam druggist. Manufacturers, of wagons, H Kerris; of harnesses, A M Dow, S Stanford, W Baker; of leather, G W Fuller. ISLE LA MOTT, Grand Isle Co.-Clerk, R Hall; se-lectmen & overseers, I Hill, E Pike, W Dawson; Attorney, J S Fisk. Clergy, D Lewis, meth. Physician, M J Hyde. JAMAICA, Windham Co.—Clerk, S T R Cheney; se- TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL 124 lectmen, D Eddy, STR Cheney, A Howard; constable, E G Peirce, jr.; overseer and agent, B Muzzy. Justices, STB Cheney, L Howard, D Eddy, W Hastings, Z Chapin, C D Read, I Higgins. Attorneys, J E Butler, B L Knowlton. Clergy, A Stearns, bap. Physician, J Holton. Merchants, C H Peirce, A Muzzy, A Howard, Union Store, No. 154, C Young, agent. Manufacturers, of leather, C D Read, H H & H L Felton; of spring beds, C Wilson; of sash, &c., S N Wilder; of furniture, A J Gleason; of chairs, I P Kendall, U & E J Johnson; of pails, J Q Shumway. JERICHO, Chittenden Co.—Clerk, J Lyman; selectmen, E Elliott, R Bishop, L Stimson; constable, R S Blodgett; overseer, E Elliott ; agent, H Spaulding. Justices, D Fish, E Field, S B Bliss, J T Clapp, H O Gibbs, J Bent, H Spaulding. Attorney, S S Brown. Clergy, J W Pierce, cong., S Eaton, univ. Physicians, G Howe, F F Hovey, G L Lyman, J Thompson. Merchants, L B Howe, Union Store, J Morse, agent, Jericho,----Union Store, W S Thomson, agent, Jericho Centre. Manufacturers, of leather, D Fish, S Ransom; of starch, R M Clapp; of buggies and wagons, L Stimson, M Martin; of harnesses, 0 Rood. LAMOILLE COUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. AT JOHNSON, VT., M. P. PARMLEE, A. B., Principal, Assisted by a full board of Experienced Teachers. 1856. —Winter Term begins - - - - November 27th. AA 1857. —Spring Term begins ... - February 19th. W “ Summer Term begins...............May 21st. (Y) “ Fall Term begins............September 3d. n JOHNSON, Lamoille Co.—Clerk, SS Pike; selectmen,; L D Newton, A Andrews, D S Waterman; constable, A Rid-' die; overseer, D Whiting; Justices, G W Hill, D Clark, N Perkins, E Phillips, G Lease, I A Manning, R Balch. Attorneys, S S Pike, W G Ferrin. R C Benton. Clergy, A Doherty, cong., — Kimball, metli. T M Merriam, bap. Physicians, J Meigs. S S Flagg, S Chamberlin. Merchants, S Merriam, L M Knight, S Belding, P Union, Div. 78; of watches, &c., C{ M Scott; Mrs S S Pike, millinery goods. Manufacturers, S & D M Dow, woolen; T M Stanley, carriage & machinery; M W Hosmer, carriage; 0 W Stearns, rakes; H W Robin-j son, A W Caldwell, cabinet ware; of harnesses, L H Grow, D G Hunt. LANDGROVE, Bennington Co.—Clerk, S Martin; selectmen, .J Martin, J Brown, J Kidder; constable,D A Ccol-idge; overseer, J Kidder. Justices, J Martin, A Benson, G Davis, C P Mead, J Brown. Clergy, J H Stevens, B Shaw, meth. Physician, A Benson. Merchants, J Emerson, G A Pease. Manufacturers, of wagons, G Richardson. LEICESTER. Addison Co —Selectmen and overseers, Pease. Manufacturers, of wagons, G Richardson. LEICESTER, Addison Co —Selectmen and overseers, AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 125 WF Wright, G 0 Swiningston, Wm Alden; constable, G W Barker. Physician,Wm Gile. LINCOLN, Addison Co.—Clerk, W WPope; selectmen, D Gove, H C Meader, E Purrinton; constable, S Varney; overseer, C Clark. Justices, \\ W Pope, A W Eldridge, C Clark, J Bush, OSH Butterfield, J B b’arr,E Varney. Cltr-gy, C Liscomb, meth. Physician, L M Kent. Merchant, 0 W Burnham, Union store, 669. Manufacturers, of bar iron, 0 W Burnham; of wagons, W Morgan. LOWELL, Orleans Co.—Clerk, W Brown; selectmen and overseers, H Farmah, A Paine, L Sprague; constable,H I Cross. Clergy, D Warren, cong. Merchants, I L Sanders; of groceries, S Scott. Manufacturers, of sash and blinds, ED Harding, N S Butterfield; of starch, E & E Stephenson, A F Harding. LONDONDERRY, Windham Cc.-Clerk, D Tyler, selectmen, W Barton, I Robinson, A B Stowell; constable. E Fuller; overseer and agent, D 0 Gale. Clergy, E Carpenter, S Pearce, bap. Physicians, E Barker; J Arnold, botan.; H Gray, J Billings. Merchants, C F Newell,-J D Pearce & Co., at South L. LUDLOW, Windsor Co.—Clerk, A Spafford; selectmen, B P Spaulding, M Spafford, S Ross; constable, H H Adams; overseer, E W Taylor; agent, P Burton; supt., E Washburn. Justices, B P Spaulding, A S Barton, B Buck, Jas Smith, J Warner, W Graham, S L Armington. Attorneys, R Washburn, S Fullam, V S Fullam, Robbins & Chapman, D A Heald.* Clergy, A Foster, cong., I Persons, N Cudworth,* bap. Physicians, H H Palmer, W A Chapin, W B Wetherbee; P Burton, thomp. Merchants, R Smith, Albee & Brown, L G Hammond, R Young; Thompson & Co., druggists; W A Bacon, books, stationery, perfumery, fancy goods, &c.; D F Sexton, watches and jewelry; H H Adams, flour and grain. Manufacturers, of woolen, Graham & Miller; of wagons, T S Heald; of harnesses, Barlow & Logeman; of tin ware, N Dickerson; of leather, A Sawyer; machinists, J & W A Patrick; of combs, Adams & Cook; of bowls and tubs, R Simonds. LUNENBURG, Essex Co.—Clerk, S Howe; selectmen, N W French, S Lane, H H Dewey; constable, M W Carr; overseer, J W Hartshorn: agent, N W French. Justices, N W French, H W Bedell, W Chandler, M S Chandler, S Lane, S Dustin. J W Hartshorn, H Powers. Attorney, R C Benton. Clergy, W Sewell, cong., E Evans, L Chickering, bap., W B Howard, meth. Physicians,T T Cushman, T Webb.* Mer-chmits, French & Son, dry goods, books, jewelry, &c.; S Howe, J G Darling & Co., dry goods, &c LYNDON, Caledonia Co.—Clerk, E A Cahoon; selectmen, \V Bemiss, A Parks, R Pike; constable, P M Will-marth; overseer and agent, Charles W McKoy. Justices, P Goss, W Bemiss, S McGaffev, 0 Evans, E W Carpenter, D Bowker, E W Spaulding. Attorneys, T Bartlett, jr., G C Cahoon, E A Cahoon, G W Cahoon. Clergy, W Scales, cong., A G Button, meth., A D Smith, bap., at Centre. Physicians, 126 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL C S Cahoon, C 0 Dennison, C B Darling. M G Houghton, homoep. Merchants, G H & J M Weeks, W H McGaffey, J Welton, H Babbitt, S S Thompson; of groceries, L D Hoyt; of clothing, E Underwood,-H M Nichols, H A Quimby & Co., at Centre; of jewelry, L R Brown. Manufacturers, of wagons, Miller & Trull, CC&M C Miller: of harnesses, &c. C Hill; of tin ware, L H Quimby; of leather, G H & JM Weeks; of sashes and doors, H H Miller, L Cushing. MANCHESTER,, Bennington Co—Factory Point, two miles north of Manchester Village, is on the Western Vt. Railroad. Clerk, L D Coy; selectmen and overseers, B Munson, J Hicks, C F Long; constable, G H Smith; agent, E B Burton. Justices, L Sargent, H K Fowler, J B Burton, S S Hill, R Myers, L Dean, J S Thomas. Attorneys, A L Miner, E B Burton, H K Fowler, S S Burton, R Myers. Clergy, J Anderson, J D Wickham, cong.£—T H Archibald, bap., Factory Point. Physicians, E B Francisco,-G Tuttle, D H Meacham, E Edson, botan , Factory Point. Merchants, W H Andrews; Mr Millett, clothing,-A G Clark, B & I B Wilson, Gray & Roberts, Union Trading Co., W B Burton, agt.; J C Roberts, agricultural implements, Factory Point. Manufacturers, Harris & Eddy, woolen; A G Clark, leather; S S Hill, carriages; J C Roberts, harnesses, &c.; L Way & Sons, G Wilson, W Chamberlin, A G Clark, P Wyman, A Briggs, marble: S B Young, tin ware: all Factory Point. MARLBORO, Windham Co.—Clerk, Z Wallace; selectmen, S Adams, Z H Whitney. R Winchester; constable, W M Winchester; overseer. R Winchester. Justices. R Winchester, F W Mather, Z Wallace, E Tucker, B W Blake. Clergy, C Scott, cong., Mr Morse, meth. Physician, E Tucker. Merchant, Wm W Lynde- MARSHFIELD, Washington Co.—Clerk, A English; selectmen, J Smith, CWM Dwinell, W Martin, jr.; constable, A H Davis; overseer, S D Holister; agent, J Eddy. Justices, B B Martin, A English, E Pitkin, W Martin, jr., D Foster, R Jack, S D Holister. Clergy, M W Powers, chris. Physicians, A Phelps, GTown. Merchants, W Moshier, A G Wheeler. Manufacturers, of wagons, J Morse; of leather, H W Goodwin; of clothes pins, J Graves; of harnesses, M B Bucklen. MIDDLEBURY, Chief town in Addison Co.— The village, on the R & B Railroad, contains about 2,500 inhabitants Clerk, J McDonald; selectmen and overseers, C Hill, H Crane, F A Leland; constable, D S Church; agent, J A Beckwith. Attorneys, Horatio Seymour, P Starr, 0 Seymour, J S Bus'mell, C Linsley, J A Beckwith, E R Wright, J W Stewart, D Stewart, W F Bascom. Justices, J A Beckwith, W F Bascom, J W Conroe, N Tupper, J McDonald, J W Stewart, D Stewart, R Waimvright, W H Eldridge. Clergy,, J F Yates, meth., W T Webbe, epis. Physicians fE Tudor. Z Bass, W M Bass, C L Allen, W P Russell, H Meeker; J Brockway, N Harris, W L Harris, dentists,-N D Ross, East M. Merchants, Z Beckwith, H A Sheldon, J M Slade & AND BUSINESS MEN OF VERMONT. 127 Co., It L Fuller, H Langworthy, E Valette, dry goods; or boots and shoes, H Wilcox; of books and stationery, L W Clark, A H Copeland; of watches and jewelry, S Holton; W P Russell, S Moody, druggists; of groceries, W H Remsen; merchant tailor, S Parker, C P Langworthy. Manufacturers, of woolen, Davenport & Clay; of stoves and castings, J Davenport; of cotton, H W Pitts; of harnesses, N Brossou, M Phinney; of pails, N H Hand; chairs, F Fales, C Wheeler; of linseed oil, TO Flanagan: of paper, J Ingram,-of leath- er, H J Bond; of bar iron, I Davey; of staves, E Hayward, East M. MIDDLESEX, Washington Co.—Clerk, W H Holden; selectmen, J S Ladd, H Holden, L Warren ; constable, E Ladd; overseer, D B Sherman; agent, G W Bailey. Justices, H Holden, L Warren, B Scribner, W Chapin, A Ladd, C C Putnam, W Leland. Clergy, A Newton, meth. Physician, H Fales. Merchants. Holden & Leland, S Hayes. Manufacturer, of linseed oil, E Stiles. MIDDLETOWN, Rutland Co.-Clerk, B Frisbie; selectmen, H Spaulding, E Mehurin, N Clift: constable, L Copeland; overseer, T Terrill; agent, J Taylor; trustee, E Ross; supt., B Frisbee. Justices, A Haynes, J Atwater, M E Vail, A Hyde, E Ross. Attorneys, B Frisbie, R Buel. Clergy, B N Leach, bap., J Fitch, meth. Physicians. E Paul, S H Haynes, 0 F Thomas, A Eddy. Merchant, M E Vail. MILTON, Chittenden Co—Clerk, N Fairchild; selectmen and overseers, T D Pearl, G Ashley, W V Reynolds; constable, S M St John. Justices, (See additional reports.) Attorneys, H Adams, H B Smith. Clergy, W Renslow, cong., J G Phillips, meth. Physicians, D H Onion, B Fairchild,- F B Hathaway, West M. Merchants, L Burgess & Co., Swan & Ashley, H II Woods; W S Johnson, druggist ; N Fair- child, drugs and groceries,-H G Boardman, MD Herrick, West M. Manufacturers, of paper, L Burgess & Co.; of woolen, Curtis & Story; of furniture, N Burnell; flour, J Clark; of wagons, M B & J Berlkey; of leather, 0 Holbrook. MONKTON, Addison Co.-Clerk, M B Bates, selectmen, G D Eastman, J W French, C Dean; constable, L E Smith; overseer, W Brown; agent. R Cox. Justices, C Cook, >1 Hurlbut, F Collins, G Thomas, E G Doton, W French, H 0 Smith. Clergy, E B Hatf, meth., L S Smith, b \p. Physicians, I Smith, G E Stone, P C Ballou, 0 L Nimblet, M W Day. Merchants, T C Smith, L Rockwood. Manufacturers, of wagons, B Smith, G Atwood; of leather, G P Hollis; of harnesses, J Hoag; of paper clay, New York Kaolin Co. MONTGOMERY, Franklin Co.—Clerk, J Clapp; selectmen, D H Bailey, J Martin, G C C Gates; constable, A S Sampson; overseer, J Upham; agent, D H Bailey. Justices, B W Fuller, D II Bailey, H H Rawson, R Bailey, R S Marcy. 0 L Kelton, W Williams. Clergy, S Paine, cong., D S Mott, meth. Physician, B W Fuller. Merchants, L W & L D Martin; of groceries, G P Fuller,-Union Store, G Green, agt., at Centre. Manufacturers, of butter tubs, W H Stiles, C S 128 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL Woodward & Son; of sashes and blinds, A S Dunham; of wagons, H Wellman. MONTPELIER, Chief town in Washington Co., and Capital of Vermont. The Village is one mile from the line of the Vermont Central Railroad, and connected with it by a branch road, over which a passenger car is run, meeting the regular trains at every arrival. (See business cards for Montpelier. Montpelier Officers, ^'c.—Clerk, G L Kinsman; selectmen, C Read, W N Reck, D Wing; constable, E S Camp, 2d do., T C Barrows; overseer, S K Collins; agent, R R Keith. Justices, J A Prentiss, A Spaulding, C Read, 0 H Smith, W W Cad well, W C Lewis, L Cross, J Roland, J. P Redfield, C Lyman. Attorneys, S B Colby, H W Heaton, F F Merrill, S Prentiss, J A Prentiss, L B Peck, C Reed, T P Redfield, T Read, 0 H Smith, A Spaulding, C W Willard, J A Vail. Clergy, W II Lord, cong., F W Shelton, epis , F 1) Hemmen-way, E J Scott, meth., E Ballou, univ. Physicians, J Spaulding, C Clark, F W Adams, 0 Smith, J Y Dewrey, E Paine, W Richardson, E Mulliken, T C Taplin, G N Brigham, jhomoep.; 0 P Forbush, M Newton, dentists. Merchants, Ellis & Hatch, Scott & Brooks, N C Bacon, S E Robinson, H 5 LoomiSj Union Store, C Spalding, agent, and W McCollom; of groceries and produce, Bailey & Bro., Storrs & Fuller, Bancroft & Holmes, E C Lewis, Palmer & Gravlin; of clothing, S C Woolson, J G French, Ellis & Hatch; merchant [tailors, R R Riker, SC Woolson; of flour, iron, salt, &c., Hyde & Foster, Burbank & Langdon; of hardware, Braman 6 Tilden; of stoves, &c., Z & C R Wood; of furniture, J C Emery, J Wood, J Howland; of millinery goods, Livingston j& Salmon, Miss Staples, E V Gurnsey; of drugs and medicines, Pierce, F E Smith, B 0 Tyler & Son; of hats, &c., G L Kinsman, W P Badger; of watches and jewelry, Phinney & Mead, G T Cross; of books, Ballou & Loveland, C G Eastman, S M Walton; of powder, pistols, &c., D K Bennett; of boots and shoes, Herrick & Page, E Gunnison. Manufacturer*, of wagons, J W Clark, N H Taplin; of harnesses, &c., H Y Barnes, D T Knapp, C B Johnson; of plated harness trimmings, Fisher & Stratton; of leather, Keith, Peck & Co.; of flour, Burbank & Langdon, Bancroft, Hyde & Co.; iron founder & machinist, S B Buxton; of sash, &c., G H Bennett; of furniture, J C Emery, J Howland, J Wood. MORRISTOWN, Lamoille Co.—Clerk, A G Board-man; selectmen, N Slocomb, A Lewis, N Town; constable, EQuimby; overseer, S HRand; agent, V W Waterman.— Justices, H Powers, C Burnett, V W Waterman, J Tinker, H Ferren, A Baker, B B Howard. Attorney, T Gleed. Clergy, S Robinson, cong. Physicians, H Powers, J Tinker, D W Ptunam, A Tinker. Merchants, S M Pennock, Morristown, M W Terrill, V W Warterman, Hydepark post office, --D A Gilbert, Burnett & Gleed, A S Wrisley, Morris- ville. Manufacturers, S M Pennock, C F Fairbanks, tin ware; G Eddy, leather; T C Rider, carriages; J Miles, har- AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 129 ness maker; D Gilbert, cabinet; Waterman & Cady, J C Burnett, starch, at Morrisville. MORETOWN, Washington Co.—Clerkj L Kingsley; selectmen, G Bulkley, A G Prentiss, W Deavitt; constable, AC Winskip; overseer, U Howe; agent, A Bass; Attorney, R G Bulkeley. Clergy, N B Spaulding, J H Roberts, J Spalding, meth. Physician, L Kingsley. Merchants, of common merchandise and clothing, J C & N 0 Clark. MOUNT HOLLY, Rutland Co.—Clerk, A Cole; selectmen, A Dickerman, W C Knight, A Crowley; constable J Ackley; overseer, J Q Eddy; agent, J Crowley. Justices, A Cole, JCrowley, J Bryant, H Dickerman, A Crowley— Physician, J Crowley. Merchants. M S Dickerman, Mechan-icsville,-C Tarble, at Healdville. Clergy, C Coon, bap. NEWBURY, Orange Co., on the Connecticut River Railroad.—Clerk, H W Bailey; selectmen, J Abbott, A Renfrew, H Brock; overseer, A Chamberlin; constable, A Renfrew; agent, J Atkinson. Justices, H W Bailey, J Atkinson, A Chamberlin, D Header, A Renfrew, J Abbott, A M Peach, J P Felker, E McLeran, W W Brock. Attorneys, A M Dickey, C Dewey, Wells River. Clergy, C W Cushing, PP Ray, J G Dow, E Jordan,* W Hemenway,* meth., A Dean, jr., cong.,----S M Plympton, Wells River. Physicians. E V Watkins, J Stevens, H H Newton,----J McNab, W G JSlood, Dr. McNeice, at Wells River. Merchants. F & H T Kevs, Morse & Stevens, T J Reed; of jewelry, W K Wallace; otr books, L J Mclndoe,----J & W G Buchanan, A T Baldwin & Co.; oi watches, &c., H Holton; of clothing, AS Farwell, S Dickey, at Wells River. Manufacturers, of paper, Durant & Adams: of harnesses, H B Ivanedy. at Wells River. NEWEANE. Windham Co.—Clerk, 0 Warren; selectmen, GFisher, R Dunklee, G Arnold; constable, W A Sted-man; overseer, G Fisher. Justices. D I Lampson, I Harvey, H Rice, M Newton, W E Osgood, Cl Field, H T Robinson. Attorneys, M Miller, C K Field. ClergyEastman, cong., H P Huntington, bap., 0 Warren, univ. Physicians, J P Warren, C S Blakeslee. Merchants, Sawyer & Smith, S P Miller, J Dunklee, jr., merchant tailor, Fayetteville,--Howe & Sherman, Walker & Blake, Wiiliamsville. Manufacturers, ofj doors, sash, &c., Morse & Harris; of wagons, T A & H Fish Fayetteville. IJE W HAVEN, Addison Co.—Clerk, G W Brown; selectmen, G V Cook, L Meacliam, H C Hunt; overseer and constable, L W Stow; agent, E Bottum. Clergy, S Hurlbut, 0 S Hoyt, cong. Physicians. E D Hall, H A Smith, E D Warner, C W Bullard; S P Rowley, bot. Justices. J Hoyt, E Bottum, S P Nash, R D Rider, H Plumly, J W Langdon, M Brooks. Merchants, A P Roscoe, CT Bingham. Manufacturers, of axes, Brooks & Brothers; of woolen, E Phair; of leather, HS Walker; of harnesses, W S Hoyt; of wagons and sleighs, G B Flint. NEWPORT, Orleans Co.—Clerk, S Lane; selectmen, J A Prouty, F Miller, IA Adams; constable, C G Goodrich; overseer, F Miller. Attorney, C Robinson. Clergy) R W L 130 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL iHall, con"., H N Hovey, bap. Merchants, Lane & RobinsonJ Gould & Field. JOHN H. GRAHAM, Principal. COMMENCEMENT OF TERMS: Winter Term, First Wednesday December 1866. Spring Term, Last Wednesday February, 1857. Summer Term, Last Wednesday May, 1857. Fall Term, First Wednesday September, 1857. If recommendations are proof of excellence, this Institution is not wanting. The Principal is represented by those acquainted with the School, as one of the most indefatigable among his profession. He has a full board of competent teachers, and all the references he proposes are his students and patrons. The discipline of the School is marked with kindness and efficiency, and all students desirious of “ thorough instruction, sound discipline, and right doing in all things,” are invited to become members of the Institution. The location is pleasant and healthy, in the midst of a respectable community, and is easy of access—being near the Station of the Vermont Central Railroad in the village of Northfield. NORTHFIELD, is one of the largest towns in Wash- AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 131 ington County, on the Vermont Central Railroad.—Clerk, V H Averill; constable, E B Pride; selectmen, A D Metcalf, S U Richmond, M Simons; agent, N Morse; overseer, B Webster. Justices, E Smith, R Jones, A R Morrill, W Loomis, J Winch, N Morse, O Averill, J M Mills, D P King, I P Jenks. Attorneys, H Carpenter, F V Randall, G M Fisk, C H Joyce, C N Carpenter. Clergy, E A Rice, meth., L H Stone, cong. Physicians, B Porter, C Claggett, P D Bradford, J B Smith, G Nichols, S Keith, E Porter. Merchants, of dry goods, boots, shoes and clothing, Isaac B Harvey; Union Store, 82, R Jones, agent, do., 470 0 Smith, agent, do , 678 C A Edgerton, agent, H P Allen, J M Mills, J Gould; J P Davis, J A S White, G S Edson; A S Braman, E Robinson, E Smith, groceries and produce; G Nichols, E Porter, drugs; Thayer & Denney, H P Allen^clothing; MissN Cochran,Mrs. McGregor, Mrs. Dana, millinery; E J Bates, S B Maxliam, stoves and tin; AD Buffington, boots and shoes; T lv Smith, jewelry; D L Howe, B W Hale, books; J Caldwell, leather. Manufacturers, J Caldwell, leather; of furniture, I B Harvey, GW Maxham, A Howe; of harness, J H Richardson; P Belknap & Co., iron founders; Belknap & Brothers, scythe stones; Gould & Mowcroft, Smith & Hobart, woolen. NORTH HERO, GrandIsleCo.-Clerk, R L Clark; selectmen and overseers, A Knight, J Martin, J Dodds; constable, F Hazen; agent, J Allen. Justices, A K Hibbard, W H Russel, J Town/J Hazen, J Dodds. Clergy, J Trumbull, meth. Physician, E Haynes. Merchants, J P & S E R Ladd, Union Store, H C Hill, agent. Manufacturer, of harness, &c., F Pafks. NORWICH, Windsor Co., on the Passumpsic Railroad. —Clerk, W E Lewis; selectmen, E Newton, J W Loveland, S A Armstrong; constable, W ELewis; overseer, J W Loveland; agent, E N Clark. Justices, C Tracy, H Burton, E Newton, J S Lord, J P Tolman, J W Loveland, J Bly, jr. Attorneys, A Loveland, H Burton. Clergy, E Bourne, epis., P Chamberlain, bap.. Mr. Granger, meth. Physicians, S Converse, I Davis, A Buzzell. Merchants, F L & E W Olds, Union Store, E M Lewis, agent; of clothing, E W Mattoon, Union Store, F Holt, agent. Manufacturers, of wagons, A W Knapp; of harnesses, &c., A Gile; of leather, A Blanchard; of cabinet ware, Baxter & Nichols; sash, &c., G W Kibling. ORANGE, Orange Co.—Clerk, H Fifield; selectmen, E K Noyes, J Cutler, R Dickey; constable, A Houghton; overseer, L Jackson. Clergy, H Dickey, f. w. bap. Merchant, 0 Fifield. Manufacturers, of starch, Fifield & Houghton, Chub & Dickey. ORWELL,—Clerk, R Bottom; selectmen, J S Wilcox, 1 Young, HH Young; constable, I Raymond; treasurer, E M Wright; overseer, F Dolphin; agent, J S Wilcox. Justices, R Bottom, Israel Smith, R A Brown, E S Catlin, S H Bascomb, C H Conkey. Clergy, R S Cushman, cong., C R Wilkins, meth. Physicians, E Cushman, N Gale, J Barber. | Merchants, Wright & Gale, J S Wilcox; of jewelry, M Gris-jWold; merchant tailor, B B Thatcher, Orwell Centre--J 132 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL Caldwell, D B Merwin, Chipman’s Point. Manufacturers, of wagons. E Abby & Son; of harness, H Parks. PANTON—Clerk, J D Smith; selectmen, S Pond, S Tappan, G W Spencer; constable, R P Bristol; overseer, H Spalding. PAwLET, Rutland Co.—Clerk, F Potter; selectmen, L M Carpenter, M Shaw, H Hosford; constable, 0 F Betts: agent, H Paris. Justices, 0 Hanks, O H Simonds, J Toby, J Whedon, N Allen, J Randall, D H Bromley. Attorneys, J B uttuuiui^ jlj ii x/i omioj • Jxuuut tic (Jo^ y jj Bromley^ F Potter. Clergy, R Wescott, meth., S M Wood cong. Physicians, A S Houghton, W B Sargent, R Monroe! Merchants, H Wickman & Son, Stock Store, D H Bromley, agt., Union Co., L Lincoln, agt.; C W Potter, druggist; H Beebee, shoe store,--H Hollister, M V B Pratt, West Paw- let. Manufacturers, R Blakely, woolen; Vt. Hosiery Co., J B Bromley, agt; H Hollister, oil,-1 Marks, starch, West P. PEACH AM, Caledonia Co.—Clerk, LD Livingston; selectmen, TC Clark, A Goodenough, T C Farrar; constable, LW Brown; overseer, 0 Martin; agent, W D Harriman. Justices, J B Hand, A K Lucas, D W Choate, W E Waldo, B T Jones, C W Evans, T Eastman. Attorney, M Hale. Clergy, N W Aspenwall, meth., ABoutell, cong. Physicians, J Lang, L F Parker. Merchants, B F Weeks, (J W Evans, D Harvey, J M Martin, Summery & Jones, N EPU Div., 107; of watches and jewelry, J 0 Cowles; merchant tailor, L D Livingston. Manufacturers, of wagons, Woodworth & Elliot: of starch, Evans & Weeks; of harnesses, &c., C Guy, J T Hopkins; of tin ware, C G Brown, W Williams. PITTSFORl), Rutland Co.—Clerk, S H Kellofg: selectmen, J A Randall, J Leonard, I C Wheaton; constable, C A Hitchcock; overseer, T F Bogue; agent, B F Winslow. Justices, S H Kellogg, Chas T Colburn, Jeffrey A Randall. David Hall, Thos F Bogue, Ransom Burdett, Benj Northrop. I C Wheaton, C Leonard, T D Hall. Attorneys, G Newell, J G Newell, J R Newell. Clergy, C Walker, cong., J Chase, meth., W Kingsley, bap. Physicians, G B Armington, E H Drury, L R Sheldon. Merchants, H Simonds, A Buck, W B Shaw, J T Gorham, Iron Co.’s Store, dry goods; R R Drake, merchant tailor. Manufacturers, of pig iron and stoves, Pifcts-ford Iron Co.; of leather, S A Brown, A Butterfield; of carriages, Fish & Whittaker, L Woolson. J Sargent; of sash and blinds, F Maynard; of harness, 0 Brown. PLAINFIELD, Washington Co.—Clerk, M MPage; selectmen, I Stone, W B Foss, 0 WCree; constable,D Lane; overseer, J Kinney; agent, E Martin Justices, A Martin, W B Foss, J Lawrence, I Stone, E A Kinney. Attorneys, J A Wing, L Chamberlin, M W Fletcher. Clergy, J Fisk, cong., A Bebell, bap., J P Kidder, meth. Physician, S Bennett. Merchants, B N Hyde, H Ketchum, agent of Div. 311, Union Co.; of groceries, S P Bartlett; of books, B N Hyde. Manufacturers, S BGale, leather; M M Page, edge tools; D Lane, 'doors and blinds; of wooden ware, W Skinner, L H Hooker ; of harnesses, R Lease, N C Page; of wagons, H Ketchum; ofi boots, &c., wholesale, E Kidder. AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 133 TROY CONFERENCE ACADEMY. AT WEST POULTNEY. This Academy, which has for several years sustained a high rank among the literary institutions of the country, is now! under the management of the Rev. J. Poor, who has made extensive and thorough repairs in the building and premises, arranging everything with especial reference to the health and comfort of students, at an expense of about four thousand dollars. Considering the health and beauty of its' location, the kindness shown in the family, the thorough-! ness of its system of instruction, and the careful attention of its officers to the general improvement of the students, this institution has perhaps no superior of its kind in New England. It has a full board of experienced and efficient teachers, and can accommodate 150 students of both sexes. The winter term commences Oct. 30th, 1856, to continue 21 weeks. The summer term of 21 weeks commences April 30th, 1857. Vacations in April and October. The expenses of tuition, (in all the solid branches,) board furnished, rooms, washing and fuel, with the use of all necessary text books, (except dictionaries for the classics,) are $130 per annum, strictly payable half yearly in advance, unless by special arrangement with the proprietor. Application for rooms, circulars, &c., should be made to J Poor, West Poultney, Vt. PLYMOUTH, Windsor Co.—Clerk, C Sprague; selectmen, J Joselyn, J C Kingsley, J A Pollard; constable and overseer, R P Pollard; agent, T Moore. Justices, J Marsh, A N Earl, J Joselyn, C G Coolidge, J A Pollard, J Kennedy,C Wilder. Merchants. Union Div., 308. 134 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL POULTNEY, Rutland Co.—Clerk, L D Ross; select* lectmen, E Hawes, P H Fifield, A Smith, 2d.; overseer, P M Ross; constable, J M Clark. Justices. H Neal, H Gorham, A Smith, 2d., S Richards, P H Fifield, J Joslin, E Hawks, J Spaulding, J M Clark, G Hunter. Attorneys, ,T S Harris, East P.,---J B Beaman, West P. Clergy, J Goadby, bap., Mr Ransom, cong., 0 Hopson, epis.,East P.,---TDodg- son, J Poor,* S P Williams, meth , West P. Physicians, E Porter, East P.,---H Hull, G W Bliss, C S Perry, I) Alexan- der, West P. Merchants, L E Thompson & Bro., Union Store, E S Dewey, agent, East P.,---H Clark, J J Joslin, I N Collins, H J Ruggles & Son; G W Sprague, stationery and fancy goods; R C M’Lane, groceries and clothing; A Wilkins, watches, jewelry, hats and cap^patent medicines; A E Knapp, stoves, tin and glass ware,West P. Manufacturers, S Scott, leather; Ross, Morse & Co., melodeons; Baily, Winchell & Co., tobacco boxes of tin, silver, &c., East P., ---H J Ruggles & Son, iron founders and machinists; C B Conant & Co., candlesticks; A Clark, Joy & Lee, wagons; J Richardson, cabinet; J W King, Bosworth & Co., sash and blinds; of slate, D P Hooper & Co., West P. POWNAL, Bennington Co.—Clerk, EN SMorgan; selectmen and overseers, H 0 Merchant, B Thompson, M W Potter; constable, N Chamberlin; agent, E Barber. Justices, W B Arnold, A Whipple, B B Blaco, W R Blanchard, N Harrington, R Brownell, J Wright. Clergy, M Batchelor, bap., RD Brown, meth. Physician, E N S Morgan. Merchants, Potter & Parker,---R Carpenter, jr. & Co., A Whipple & Son, at North P.,----H Myers, Pownal Centre. Manu- facturers, of woolen, R Carpenter, jr. & Co. POMFRET, Windsor Co.—Clerk, 0 Chamberlin; selectmen, S Conant, J Vail, E Bridge; constable, L Hewitt; overseer, O Whipple. Justices, H Doton, K Russ, A L Chamberlin, S Conant, J Vail, C H Kingsley, M Snow. Clergy, E iSmith, cong., A Kidder, chr., D Wells, meth. Physicians, K iRuss, W McCollum, B R Gilson, B Rickard. Merchants, 0 Chamberlin,-----Nathan Snow, Union Store, E Hewitt, agent, | Snow’s Store. Manufacturers, of leather, boots, &c., 0 Whip-j jple, jr.,-of wagons, S Hodges, South P.; of rakes, B Snow, 'L Hazen. at Snow’s Store. PUTNEY, Windham Co.—Clerk, W Houghton; selectmen, J Kimball, J B Knight, R W Palmer; oonstable, S E Wheat; overseer, I Keyes. Justices, J Kimball, TKeyes, W Houghton, S E Wheat, D Foster, A C Shattuck, J B Knight, G Cadworth. Attorney, J Kimball. Clergy, J Aiken, cong., J A Sherburne, meth. Physicians, G H Loomis, J Campbell. Merchants, C W Keyes, I Grout, J H Buffum; merchant tailor, D A Abbott. Manufacturers, of woolen, J Keyes & Co.; ofwagons, H C Aldrich, S 0 Hutchins; of harnesses, &c., W IS Houghton; of leather, Cole &Ely; of paper, G & I Rob-lertson, W Robertson. j RANDOLPH, Orange Co.—Clerk, J S Smith; select-jmen, 0 Hincher, S Carpenter, R B Goss; constable, A W iBrooks; overseer, S Howard; agent, W S Clark. Justices, AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 135 L Griswold, A Burnham, O.Gambell, S A Babbitt, J Wes', ;ton, G Tillson, J C Fargo, R Holden, J Buswell, S W Cobb-1 I Attorneys, W Nutting, E Weston, J P Kidder, P Perrin, J B Hutchinson. Clergy, J C Goss, S SparhawK, E J Board-! [man.* cong., G Graves, epis., L H Hooker, meth., L Wheel-' er, cnr., J Whittemore, f w bap Physicians, J S Smith, J R Pember-----A Kendrick, D D Davis, C L Stewart, at West R J---W Carpenter, G P Conn, at East R. Merchants, J C Far- !go, Randolph---Badger & Edson, H Spaulding, agt., A Wi iTewksbury & sons, F B Salisbury, J Thayer, at West R.---- [S WellsJCnion Store, A D Blodgett, agent, at East R.; R Hoi-! jden, at Farwell’s Village;-merchant tailors, A W Brooks,1 jat East R., and A Packard, at West R.; of books and station-ery, S Bass jr., West R. Manufacturers, Aioiicons, Hovey &| Tenney; of iron castings, Kelly & Carter; of wagons, S, Howard. G O Stanley, D Odiorne; of edge tools, J C Smith,1 East R.; of harnesses, &c., P Chadwick, W Richardson; of tin ware and stoves, W C Adams, R T Dubois; of leather, S. .Lancaster; of linseed oil, C Waldo, East R. J BEADING, Windsor Co.—Clerk, G B Merrill: selectmen, H Goddard, W Brown, S C Shedd; constable, F Hawkins; overseer, D P Jones; agent, R Forbush. Justices, W jFelch, C Buck, S C Shedd, A Mann, S Keyes, J Q Hawkins, H Goddard. Attorney, J Q Hawkins. Clergy, W H Dow, meth. Physician, J P Osborn. Merchants, W SA Morse, S ;& G Bailey,----L C Fay, Watson Brown, Felchville,--------A! ; Wilder, South R. Manufacturers, of tin ware, J & W Whit-Ten; of woolen, T Merrill. I READSBORO, Bennington Co.—Clerk, J C Chase; constable, S Stafford; overseer, J Canedy; agent, C Bellows; 'selectmen, S Mason, DCarpenter,P Amidon. Attorney, Wm H Follett. Clergy, J Bishop, jr., univ., A Stone, meth. Merchants., M Sanford; J Cogswell,—E Canedy, Hartwellville. R1CHFORD, Franklin Co.—Clerk, S P Carpenter; selectmen, J G Powell, J A Goff, I H Farrar; constable, L H Goff; overseer, J Corliss; agent, J Powell. Justices, J Powell, S P Carpenter, J G Powell, I H Farrar, W Y Wightman, J Woodruff, E Kellogg. Attorneys, J 8 Royce, H M Safford. Physicians, J Huse, S T Fuller. Merchants, L IT Goff, M Banister, Sears & Goff, W Wightman & Co., L Rounds. Manufacturers, of wagons. J G Powell; of harnesses, &c., A Goff; of leather, S P Carpenter. RICHMOND, Chittenden Co.-Clerk, H A Hodges; selectmen and overseers, N Fay, G Howe, A Rhodes: listers, E D Mason, J A Hall, E B Andrews; constable, G H Flagg; agent, J L Mason. Justices, S Colby, N Fay, E B Green, C E Barker, F D Colton, J Delaware, jr., E B Andrews. Attorneys, B E B Kennedy, Richmond,------F D Colton, Jonesville Clergy, C F Halsey, cong., T Browning, univ. Physician, J M Knox. Merchants, H A Hodges, A Pierce, E B Green; H P Dow, agricultural and tin ware; of watches, &c., A C Noble; of clothing, C Keef,---A H Grovenor, Jonesville. Man- ufacturers, of wagons, T Fay, E C Snow, W J Cunningham, J C Hodges; of harnesses, A lv Jacobs; of tin ware, H P 136 TOWNS, OEFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL Dow; of leather, E Mellen, R T avbox, R A Jones; of cabinet ware, Jewell & Green; ofvclothes pins, Joyner & Douglass; of cheese boxes, E D Mason,--1 D Robinson & Co., cheese boxes and rims, barrels, staves and heading, shoe pegs, shingles, tin eave troughs, &c.; and G J Colby, basxet willow, Jonesville. ROCHESTER, Windsor Co—Clerk, J Eaton; selectmen and overseers, S P Towle, J Wing, W W Williams; constable, L Emerson; agent, E McCollom. Justices, E D Briggs, S A Webber, H L Richmond, J Cooper, J L Morse, E Washburn, jr., E McCollum. Attorney, S A Webber. Clergy, H K Cobb, meth., C B Tracv, cong., G S Guernsey, univ. Physicians, J H Phelps, W M Huntington, H C Richmond; G E Sparhawk, homo. Merchants, Briggs & Pierce, Union Store, H L Torrev, agent. ROCKINGHAM, Windham Co.—Clerk, A C Campbell; selectmen and overseers, M Wentworth, Q M Dorand, J A Farnsworth; constable, S C Jackson; agent. J H Camp-j bell. Justices, M Wentworth, J H Williams, R Hyde, I; Bolles, J H Campbell, G R Wiley, C Locke, S L Billings, E Pulsipher, E Wetherbee. Bellows Falls, a pleasant village in Rockingham, on the Connecticut river. The following are the business men at this village.—Attorneys, H E Stoughton, A S Campbell, J D Bridgman, L A Gi ant. Clergy, J Clapp, epis., S Day, cong. ,NBJ ones, bap., A L Pratt, meth. Physicians, S N ich-ols; S M Blake, dentist. Merchants, Arms & Willson, hardware, &c.; Gray & Perry, Union Store. J Adams, agent, B M Livermore, dry goods; G 0 Henry, N H Farr, C E Newcomb, clothing; A S Clark, agricultural ivare; 0 F Woods, drugs, medicines and fancy goods; A S Wood, E Clark, S S Guild, millinery; L Amadon, watches and jewelry; J W Moore, books and drugs; Harris, Stone & Co., flour and grain; of groceries, R Hyde, L Sanders, E Brown. Man-1 ufacturers, W Conant, furniture; D E Peirce, marble; C A| Fairbanks, Knapp & Co , harnesses; W & J G Flint, shoe1 pegs; W Nutting, organs; Derby & Marvin, sash and blinds; Clark & Eddy, iron castings. Saxton’s River, in Rockingham, 5 miles west of Bellows Falls.—Attorney, J Carpenter. Clergy, L Hayden, bap., N Barber,cong. Physicians, D Campbell, L E Simons. Merchants, Wileys & Co., E S Sabin. Manufacturers, G Perry & Co., woolen; Wileys & Co., tin ware; j S Steele, carriages; A Williams, cabinet; A Leonard & Son, rifles. Bartonsville, jn Rockingham.—Physician, J M Parker. Merchants, Adams & Divoll. Manufacturers, ofpaper, Stearns & Jackson. Cambridgeport, in Rockingham.—Merchant, D F Cushing; and J H Olcutt, I R Glynn, merchants at Rockingham ROXBURY, Washington Co.—Clerk, A N Tilden; selectmen, B Edwards, J Cram, C Wiley; constable, 0 W Or-cutt; overseer, E Passe. Merchants, E W Spalding, Union, 131. Manufacturers, of marble sawing, Yerde Antique Mar-|ble Co. _______________________. ___________________ AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 137 ROYALTON, Windsor Co.—Clerk, C Skinner, select" men, I Belding, E Atwood, W Skinner; constable, M Wheeler; overseer, I) Rix: agent, D Woodward. Justices, D W Wells, I Belding, H P Allen, A D Whitney, R K Dewey, P D Blodgett, C Parkhurst. Attorneys, D C Denison, J S Mar-cy, C M Lamb. Clergy, C B Drake2 con., E Copeland, meth. Physicians, S P Danforth, H H Whitcomb, J Manchester: D L Lyman, dentist. Merchants, Blodgett Brothers, E P Nev-ins & Co., and Union Store; of books, drugs and medicines, E A Maxham; merchant tailor, J P Smith,--------at South R., Winslow & Morey, L Ellsworth & Co., H P Allen; N Dane, druggist. Manufacturers, of wagons, A F Willard; of har-nesses A Cl ark RUPERT, Bennington Co.—Clerk, H Sheldon; select men and overseers, A K Denio, J G Burton, S J Farrar; constable, M Denio; agent, T S Beebe. Justices, A H Denio, J B Harwood, T S Beebe, P Sheldon, J J Jenkins, WM Sherman. Attorney, N Burton Clergy, A Alvord, cong., Mr. Hancock, bap.: Mr. Clayton, Campbellite. Physician, H Sheldon. Merchants. T S Beebe, A Loveland,-----E B Salford, West R. RUTLAND > chief town in Rutland Co. with one of the largest villages in the State, at the junction of the Western Vt., Rutland & Whitehall, Rutland & Washington, and Rutland & Burlington Railroads.—Clerk, A L Brown; selectmen, C B Mann, R R Mead, M Hayward; constable, D S Chatterton; overseer, N Johnson; agent, C B Mann; supts, J A Hicks, A Walker. Justices, C L Williams, M G Everts, J L Slason, P Howe, C B Mann, S H Hodges, H G Clark, G W Chaplain, H W Lester, G Bachelder, P Dudley, A Fisher. Attorneys, A L Brown,* E Edgerton, M G Evarts, 5 Foot, H Hall, C B Harrington,* S H Hodges, WTNichols, E L Ormsbee, R Pierpoint, P M Sayles, W H Smith, G W Strong, R R Thrall, C L Williams, J Prout, C Linsley, J Washburn. Clergy, S Aiken, cong., J A Hicks, epis., L Howard, bap., J Kiernan, C H Richmond, meth., Centre R.,----A Walker, cong., Z Druon, cath., West R. Physi- cians, H D Allen, 0 Cook, jr., M Goldsmith, T J Page, D E Page, E A Pond, J B Porter, C Porter, H Porter, J Ross,---- J Billings, Centre R.,----S H Griswold, L Sheldon, West R., ---E V N Harwood, dentist, Rutland. Merchants, Pierce & Stearns, Burt & Son, G H Cole & Co., Fisher & Haven, 'Hodges & Owen, L Mason, G H Palmer, I Smith & Co., 0 L Robbins, Union Store, all dry goods; or hardware and groceries, Barrett & Son, J & A Land on; of boots and shoes, G Graves, L Brown; of clothing, F Chaffee, J G Foster & Co.; of books, G A Tuttle & Co.; druggists, Pond & Morse, Allen 6 Lewis; of watches and jewelry, Clark & Brothers, F Chaffee; of silver ware, jewelry, &c., B M Bailey; of groceries, C Carpenter; of stoves and tin, S G Staley; of millinery goods,' J R Barnes, J Ivilburn,---Mr Harris, at Centre Rutland,I ---J L Gilmore, R R Mead, C H Liscomb, Sheldons, Mor-[ |gan & Slasson, West R. Manufacturers, of tin ware, CB jMann, Crampton & Cree; copper founder, J J Richardson;] 138 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL of marble, American Marble Co., Rutland do., H W Porter ; ---of marble, W Y Ripley, Clement & Gilmore, Centre Rutland,---of marble, Sheldon, Morgan & Slasson, W F Barnes. West Rutland,----of leather, boots and shoes, G Graves; iron founders and machinists, J H Bowman & Co., Rutland. ^ RYEGATE, Caledonia Co—Clerk, G Cowles; selectmen, R Hall, R Gibson, 2d, M R Gray; constable, A Pringle; overseer, R Miller; agent, J Cameron. Justices, J Bigelow, Claudius Somers, W J Gibson, J McLure, J White, T Nel-| Json jr., J Dickey. Clergy, J M Beattie, and W Pringle,*] lores., Ryegate——John Bole, pres., South R. Physicians, E Perry, Rvegate---J B Darling, South R. Merchants, G Cowles, Ryegate--R Nelson, 2d, J White, South R Man- ufacturers, or harnesses, &c., Moore & Gibson; of leather,1 Moore & Gibson. j SALISBURY, Addison Co.—Clerk, J N Moore; selectmen, J Fitts, F L Dyer, F Atwood; constable, J C Gibson;; 'overseer, L Bump. Attorney, J Prout. Clergy, G W Bar-! rows,cong. Physician, JN Moore. Merchant, E A Hamilton.' I SHAFTSBURY, Clerk, H Barton; selectmen, J Montgomery, A S Olin, J C Houghton; constable, F B Davis;! overseer, J Montgomery; agent, B FOlin. Justices, H Bar-! [ton, D J George, M Matteson, M Wheelock, L Bottum, F L .Childs, S Fuller. Clergy, S Adams, bap., G Smith, uni’r.— \ Physicians, R G Ross, J G Ross Merchants, Douglas, BotJ tom & Co.,--JC Houghton, South S. Manufacturers, ofi chisels and shaves, Douglass, Bottom & Co.; of steel squares,] Whipple & Douglass, Snaftsbury, and D J George, South S.: of hoes and forks, A H Whipple, S W Squires; of leather, H-Ford, D G Dyer; of yellow ochre, S L Godfrey. : SHARON-, Windsor Co.—Clerk, P Metcalf; selectmen,] jE B Baldwin, M Preston, R Roberts; constable, 0 C Ladd; overseer, F Holt. Justices, C Quimby, J C Baldwin, M Preston, P Metcalf, W C French, F Holt, H Russ. Attorney, W| C French. Clergy, J Adams, cong. Physician, L Rix. Merchants, Baxter & Walbridge, J Steele, Union Store, Freeman Page agent. i SHELBURN, Chittenden Co.—Clerk, W Harmon; selectmen, P E Smith, G Bliss, H Lake; constable,H A Lyon; overseer, I A Colamer; agent, R H Read. Justices, W Harmon, G C Steele, C P Williams, L L^on, A Colamer, R H Reed. Clergy, G C Wells, meth., C Prindle, west, meth., M. ,Whiteley, prot. meth. Physicians, J Taylor, H Langdon. Merchants, J Simonds, 2d., S S Nelson i SHELDON, Franklin Co.—Clerk, A M Brown; select men, N H Eldredge, A Durkee, R J Saxe; constable, R A Shattuck; overseer and agent, A Durkee. Justices, W Me Feeters, D Chappel, N G Martin, R A Shattuck. Attorneys] B Hall, A E Searles. Clergy, J E Johnson, epis., W 0 Tower, meth., C Duren, cong. Physicians, A M Brown, S Wi Langdon. Merchants, Demiug & Co., Wead & Hapgood, H Carlisle,---B Fish, jr., at North Sheldon. Manufacturers, of [iron castings, H Carlisle: of woolen, G W Kendall; of wag-ons, T Bancroft ; of furniture, G II Atherton._______| AND BUSINESS MEN OP VERMONT. 139 SHOREHAM, Addison Co.—Clerk, L 0 Burchard; se" lectmen and overseers, M W C Wright, T Brookens, J Frost ; jtreasurer, E S Atwood; constable, 1 G Bascora; agent, C Calendar. Justices, Jos. Smith, 2d, M W C Wright, G Rich, A W Perry, E Buck, W S Perry, L Wolcott. Clergy, J F Goodhue, cong., K Haven, univ. Physician, W A Hitchcock. Merchants, E S Atwood, Union Store, A C Hall, agt., Union Store/G Rich, agt., J J & W C Simonds; merchant tailor, I) Sloan. i SlHRE WSBURY, Rutland Co.—Clerk, L W Guernsey; selectmen, N Lord, N Smith, L Wilder; constable, HT Clark; overseer, C Johnson; agent, J Huntoon. Justices, T G Foster; N Lord,S Griswold, J Webb, S W Pike, E W Al-J drich, J A Barney. Attorney, E Fisher. Clergy, L C Frost,! bap., M Winchester, chris. Physician, L W Gurnsey. Merchants, Robbins & Holden, A B Bullard, W L Bucklin, Union Div., 447; of clothing, Robbins & Holden, all at Cuttings-ville. Manufacturers, of wagons, Foster & Story; of tin ware,1 Robbins & Holden. SOUTH HERO, Grand Isle Co —Clerk, B Landon; se-| lectmen, WMott, W Fletcher, H Robinson; constable, S Sj Clark; overseer, L Mott. Justices, S Phelps, D S Dixon, A Martin, L Hall, W Fletcher. Attorney, D G Dixon. Clergy, 0 G Wheeler, cong. Physician, A Harding. Merchants, G H Rice, H L Wood & Co. 1 SPRINGFIELD, Windsor Co.-Clerk, S W Porter:! selectmen, S Rollins, S Burke, J B Spencer; constable, F Crane; overseer, J Perkins; agent, W W Whitney. Justices, iWm Dyer, S Rollins, 0 Locke, J Lovell, H Barnard, D Bates, J R Walker, G Jenkins, W R Albee, J Farnam. Attorneys, S W Porter, H Closson, J Ward. Clergy, S P .Giddings, R Smiley, S R Arms, cong., S G Kellogg, P Frost, meth. Physicians, L Chase, L Sawyer, E A Knight, H F Crane, C Hubbard, A P Chamberlain, M Martin, North S. Merchants, G W Porter, B F Dana, S Cook, Cl A Forbush, C M Keyes; of drugs, books and jewelry, F W Porter & Co.; of hats, &c., J Chipman; of groceries, G P, Knight; of clothing. Swan & Wightman,JO Morgan,—at North S-, J White, Hall & Lockwood, Union store, S New-! ell, Agt., dry goods, &c. Manufacturers, of cotton goods. Fullerton, Martin & Co.; of shearing machines, Parks & Wool-son; iron workers, D M Smith, F B Gilman ; card clothing, F A & G W Porter & Co.; of shoe pegs, J & J E Holmes; ofscythe snaths, Frost, Burke & Co,; of spiral clothes pins, D M Smith & Co. STARKSBORO, Addison Co.—Clerk, W Worth; selectmen, A M Hawkins, I L Strong, W Sayles; constable, C Furguson; overseer, C W Atwood. Justicas, A M Hawkins, J Morrill, J Jewell, A H Bunker, R Hill, N Morrison, W Sayles. Attorneys, A M Hawkins, L Taft. Clergy, R Washburn, meth. Physicians, A Sweet, J Keyser. Merchants, D, R Hawkins, and Union Store. Manufacturers, of iron castings, Paine & Ferguson, Sayles & Ferguson; of wagons, G jW Furguson, J C Salisbury; of rakes, Sargent & Wood._________ 140 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL STOCKBRIDGE, Windsor Co.—Clerk, I J Russ; selectmen^ Taggart, J M Belcher, E Wolcott; constable, M E Smith; overseer, D Everett. Justices, L Ainsworth, D Everett. B Cozzens, M E Smith, I J Russ, H Abbott. Clergy, T S Hubbard, cong. Physicians, T P Fay,H Crandall. Merchants, J B Rogers & Co.-R L Fay, I J Russ & Co., A A Brooks, Gaysville. Manufacturers, of leather, C F Partridge; ST. ALBANS, Chief town in Franklin Co., has a pleasant village on the Yt. and Canada Railroad, (See Business Cards for St. Albans.)—Clerk, W Bridges; selectmen, H F Stevens, J Bradley, A Y Rawson; overseer, A H Huntington; constable, H Weeks; agent, R H Hoyt. Justices, J Curtis, W Bridges, H Bellows, L Gilman, H Green, J Bradley, R Laselle, A Young, J Nason, A L Wright, L H Edson, G J Stannard. Attorneys, J & J G Smith, L B Hunt, H R Beardsley, J Davis, A 0 Aldis, R H Hoyt, G F Houghton, H E Seymour, G G Hunt, H G Edson, J H Brainerd, W H Hoyt;W W White, A Young, A Tullar, B H & E M Smalley, J M Burt, J J Deavitt. Clergy, C Fay, epis., A Witherspoon, meth., Mr Doby, con., T Riordon, cath. Physicians, J L Chandler, H N Ballou, H F Stevens, J Branch; Gilman & McGowan, dentists. Merchants, C F Safford, JEPren-Itiss, J Saxe, A 0 Brainerd, M Gould, Smith & Swift,Wheeler j& Stevens, C D Bogue, H P Seymour, L Janes, J S Weeks, W |W Post, W H Blaisdell; of groceries and provisions, L Webster, J M Brown, G A Jaques, R C Holmes; of hardware, S Gadcom, W Farrar, G H Farrar; of agricultural ware, &c., Y Atwood; of books and stationery, E B Whiting, E Turner; j of jewelry, &c., C & J Wyman, C H Huntington; of drugs and medicines, L L Dutcher & Son, S R Day; of stoves, &c., jBrainerd & McGowan, 0 J Corlis; of furniture, &c., H Livingston, A Church. A Evans; of boots and shoes, C R Read & Co., B Paul,--C C Burton & Co., A Y Rawson, St Al- bans Bay. Manufacturers, of R R Cars, Smith, Brainerd & Co.; of iron castings and machinery, W C Smith; of harnesses, R S Lock, Toby & Stevens,; wagons, &c., Godard & Hills. ST. GEORGE, Chittenden Co.—Clerk, R Lockwood; selectmen, H Lawrence, N Isham, S Wright; constable, H Babcock; overseer, H Lawrence. i i ST. JOHNSBURY chief town in Caledonia Co., the principal village on the Passumpsic Railroad, is one of the most industrious, moral, and pleasant in New England. The immense establishment of Messrs. E. & T. Fairbanks & Co., whose scales have for some years past been considered the standard for the world, covers several acres, and employs 300 hands.—Clerk, A J Willard; selectmen, C Blinn, A Willey,B Butler; treas., H Weeks; constable, J M Miles; agent, H Paddock; overseer, J Hawes. Justices, A Morrill, L C Matthews, E B Gates, J' Fletcher, jr., T Spoon-'er, J Bacon, J Morse, A L French, M Kittredge, C J Wright. \Attorneys, E Paddock, L P Poland, Slade & Clark, Willard & Ross, St. Johnsbury,-0 T Brown, E R Cobleigh, E St. J. AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 141 Clergy, W B Bond, G N Wheeler, cong., St. J.,--H Well- ington, cong., D Backer, meth.,CWoodhouse,univ., at Centre. Physicians, S Newell, J B Bancroft, H B Hoyt, H S Browne; B Sanborn, J Stone, homoep.; E H &1 D Kil- bourne, dentists, St. J.,-H Brockway, Centre,------G C Wheeler, E St. J. Merchants, at St. J., E & T Fairbanks & Co., Hall & Higgins, S Jewett, Stone & Foster, J MHancock, E Jewett; ofhardward and groceries, E F Brown, Chamberlin & Fletcher; of hardware and stoves, Boynton & Dem-ing; of books and jewelry, T M Howard; hats and caps, I B Gorham, H W Brickett; of clothing, Boles & Deming, Bettes & Horton; of shoes, N Ayer, G C Barney; of drugs, J C Bingham, Browne & Hoyt; of agricultural implements, A Lang; of groceries, A Barker, A Camp, R B Flint, L Morris; of furniture, Hall & Clark,---at Centre, J Bacon, H Weeks,----at East St. J., C Morrill. D Goodall. Manufac- turers, of scales, E & T Fairbanks & Co.; iron founders and machinists, L Buzzell, Hallet & Thompson; sashes and blinds, Lawrence & Stevens; threshing machines, E Whipple; of marble monuments, Brigham & Carpenter; of tin ware, Boynton & Deming, H Cowdry; of harnesses, H B Sinclair; hoes and forks, G W Ely,-at East St, J., starch, C Morrill; of leather, F W Griswold; of harnesses, N Stone,! ----at Centre, of starch, J Bacon; leather, J Bacon,2d; of carriages, A Brown; of furniture, I Armington; harnesses, E Goss. STOWE, Lamoille Co.—Clerk, J H Bennett; selectmen, J Robinson, E Town, C Hodge; constable, H E Barnes; overseer, D T Allen; agent, 0 W Butler. Justices, no report received. Attorneys, WHH Bingham, R L Berkins, G Wilkins. Clergy, W H Tiffany, meth. Physicians, N H Thomas, J Robinson, A Barrows. Merchants, Albert Camp, Camp & Douglas, Union Store, R Washburn, agent; of groceries, &c., C J Sheldon. Manufacturers, Cady & Camp, J E Wood-worth, Smith & Cady, starch. SUDBURY, Rutland Co.-Clerk and agent, J K Hvde; selectmen, J Foster, S Young, M S Ketcham; constable, R Bitts; overseer, L Hawkins. Justices, J K Hyde, W A Williams, C C Sellock, B Holmes, W B J Hyde. Physician, A W Stiles. Merchant, R W Bitts. SUNDERLAND, Bennington Co—Clerk, R Webb; selectmen and overseers, G B Bacon, M Judson, L Bowen; agent, G B Bacon; constable, I W Marble. Merchant, G Bradlev. SUTTON, Caledonia Co.—Clerk, J H J Richardson; selectmen, M Hill,C Fuller, JCobleigh; constable,N Glidden: overseer and agent, J C Tibbetts. Justices, A F Taft, M F Blake, D Cross, J Richardson, J Barker, F W Stoddard, J Bowers. Attorney, J Beckwith. Clergy, M Hill, R D Richardson, f w bap., T Tarbell, meth. Physician, W W Carpenter. Merchants, S Densmore, Allen & Nelson. SWANTON, Franklin Co.—Clerk, W S Thayer; selectmen, Y S Ferris, E B Rounds, D T Corlis; constable, T B Marvin; overseer, B Scott; agent, A GBennett. Justices, A 142 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL A Brooks, W L Sowles, L Janes, J M Tabor, A Forbes, H L Brainerd, J Smith, E Aseltyne, C H Bullard, C C Bradbury. Attorneys, J B Bowdish, B Peake, S S Burleson, E B Rounds. Clergy, J B Perry, con., W H Bakewell, C R Morris, meth. Physicians, L Janes, G M Hall. Merchants, Blake & Barney, 0 Dorman, N & G Adams, A A Brooks, H B Farrar, A B Jewett; of groceries, W H Bell; of books, P P Ripley; of clothing, 0 Dorman. Manufac turers of sashes, doors, &c., S F Blackman; of rakes, R Mears; of furniture, N & G Adams; of iron, F H Barney; of woolen, H Platt; of wragons, D Bullard & Co., C H Bullard, R Smith; of harnesses. &c., G T Mauser, Wood & Mason; of tin ware, A A Brooks; of marble quarrying, Blake & Barney; of leather, N & H Gallup, J Maloney. THETFORD, Orange Co.—Clerk, A Poor; selectmen, L Hinkley, I Perkins, J Wilmot: constable, J Barre; overseer, J 3Iatson; agent, W D Ladd. Justices, H H Niles, J Matson, E Slade, W D Ladd, N Powers, I Hinckley, S Fletcher, B Child, E Cummings, J M’Clary. Attorneys, A Howard, jr., S Short. Clergy. T F Clary, J Marsh, cong. Physicians. E C Worcester, H H Niles, I Hinckley, S W Thayer, WHM Howard. Merchants, 31 J Walker, Union Village,---T B Brown, T F Howe; of books, G E Hood, North Thetford,---W H Keyes, EastThetford,------A George, J Pratt, Post Mills. Manufacturers, slate, A Howard & Co. TINMOUTH, Rutland Co.—Selectmen and overseers, E E Lilly, J R Noble, T B Norton. Clergy, S Parmlee, cong. Physicians, T Clark, G M Noble. Merchant, L Rice, jr! TOPSHAM, Orange Co.—Clerk, R M Bill; selectmen, R M Bill, EC Swift, C Mills; constable, W T George; overseer, 0 H Watson. Justices, L Tabor, J Jewell, H Butterfield, John Cunningham, jr., H Mills, E H Craig, G W Leavitt. Clergy, N R Johnson, pres.,---Mr. Goodwin, f. w. bap., WestT. Physicians, C S Downes,--------L Burton, West T. Merchants, I Tabor, jr.,-Bill & Wallace, J Cunningham, at West T.,---A Dunbar, at Waits River. TOWNSHEND, Windham Co.—Clerk, E H Farrar; 'selectmen, E Atwood, 0 S Howard, C D Bellamy; constable, |OR Garfield; overseer, J S Fullerton; agent, J Twitcliell. |Justices, E Atwood, J S Fullerton, E Huntington, E H Far-irar, J Twitchell, A C Howard, W R Shatter. Attorneys, J| (Roberts, A Stoddard,----J H Phelps, West T. Clergy, H 'Fletcher, bap., J Wood, PClark, cong. Physicians? C Clark,1 ;J Lovell, jr. Merchants, JConverse, Howard & Salisbury; Ft jB Kemp, druggist; of wratches, N W Powers, 0Boynton; of Istoves, &c., Bellamy & Austin; merchant tailor, 0 R Wells,1 (Sawyer & Fitz, Z Stearns, WestT. I TROY, Orleans Co.—Clerk, W C Gilman; selectmen, L1 Aiken, J Elkens, D Heath; constable, J A Kendall; over-j ■seer, N Perkins. Attorneys, 8 Summer, H C Wilson. Cler-j ]gy, N Ward, cong. Physicians, C S Rogers, H C Orcutt, E jP Farman. Merchants, Aiken & Smalley, Fuller & Math-' |ews, N Allen.----W C Gilman, J B & H Rowell; of jewelry, l&C., A Hodsaen, North T. Manufacturer, of woolen, T SarteL AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 143 TUNBRIDGE, Orange Co.—Clerk, C B Chandler; selectmen, G Whitney, W P Brown, E H Foster; constable, OPCilley; overseer, E L Tracy. Justices, E L Tracy, N King, 1 L Hall, L Dickerman, J Maxley, J C Howe, D Noyes. Attorney, G Rolfe. Clergy, G Sanborn, f. w. bap. Physician, 0 Terry. Merchants, D F Chapman, Putnam & King,---Union Store, Div. 197, at North T. UNDERHILL, Chittenden Co.-Clerk, B M Burbank; selectmen, M Wires, J Robinson, A L Terrill; constable, S 31 3Iead; overseer, A Butts; agent, 31 Wires. Names of justices not received. Physicians, H G Benedict, H Dow. Merchants, Union Store, 137, C 31 Bates,-F Woodworth, at Centre. VERNON, Windham Co —Clerk, 31 Whithed; constable, S B Johnson; overseer, J G Weatherhead; agent, 31 Whithed; selectmen, E Howe, J Hunt, W H Fairman. Physicians, C Washburn, N Barstow. Clergy, 3Ir. Butler, univ. Merchants, 31 Whithed; of groceries, J F Burrows. VERSHIRE, Orange Co.—Clerk, HC Dwight; selectmen, II C Dwight, R 3Iosey, J Church 2d; constable, G L' Church; overseer, D 31 Richardson. Justices, S Bacon, N Spear, R Smith, W Boardman, J 3Iathews, R 3Iosey, N Prescott. Clergy, J Fuller, cong.. I Kyle, bap. Physicians, GW Scott. B 31 Baldwin.* Merchants, H C Dwight: of groceries. Sturtevant & Blanchard. Manufacturers, of cop-pen Yt. Copper Mining Co.; of starch, H C Dwight. VERGEN N E S , Addison Co., the only city in Vt. The business of this place has materially increased within the last year. The establishment of the Vergennes Scale Co. furnishes employment for about 50 hands, m the manufacture of Sampson’s Platform Scales, which are receiving the highest testimonials from competent judges. See Business Cards for Vergennes.—Officers, 31ayor, G W Gran-dey; aldermen, W T Parker, C Blake, C H Smith, C E Cur-:tis; clerk, 3Y G Sprague; com council , J E Roberts, C T Stevens, G Parker, B 3Iurray, S PHopkins; sheriff,31 Crane; constable, P 3Iaxfield; supt., B B Allen. Clergy, A F Leavitt, cong., W W Hickok, epis. Physicians, P Maxtield, W S Hopkins. Attorneys, P C Tucker, J Pierpoint, G W Grandey, F E Woodbridge, S Burroughs. Justices, J Pier-point, G W Grandey, FEWoodbridge, B 31urray, J Thompson, J D Atwell, C Smith. Merchants, F Huntington, G & W T Parker, I Bingham & Co., C 31 Lewis, Strong & Haven, Union Store, B Murray, agent, V Spooner, dry goods; J E Roberts, books; W G Sprague, druggist; C R Kimball, watches and jewelry; 3Y R Bixby, hardware; W Vernal, E A Scovel, groceries and provisions. Manufacturers, Vergennes Iron Co., W H White, agent; J Ingraham, harness; W R Bixby & Co., agricultural implements; Bingham & Juddjhamesj C D Keeler, tanner; J B Geer, J B Husted, merchant tailors; W Ross, machinist; Green & Roberts, lumber: Vergennes Scale Co., W G Sprague, clerk. WAITSPIELD, 3Vashington Co.—Clerk, R J Gleason; selectmen, H Fullerton, P Busnnell, I Richardson; consta- 144 T0WN8, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL bleand overseer, J HHastings; agent, D Richardson. Jus-j \tices, D Richardson, CJoslin, R W Green, H Fullerton, C Fullerton, B Reed, H Jones. Attorney, G N Dale. Clergy, P Morrill, meth., C C Thornton, univ. Physicians, D C Joys-lin, 0 Smith.* -^Merchants, J Richardson, Jones Bros., Div. 129; of tin ware and stoves, H S Campbell. WALLINGFORD. Rutland Co.-Clerk, D Holden; selectmen, 11 Sherman, E Doty, 1 Smith; constable, W Ml Congdon; overseer, H Sherman; trustees, D Townsend, IB; Munson, S M Edgerton; agent, D E Nicholson. Justices, Hi Shaw, H Sherman, H Eddy, L H Stewart, I Smith, E Doty,: J Doty. Attorneys, H Button, D E Nicholson. Clergy, H H Sanderson, cong., S L Elliot, bap. Physicians, W C Fox, Gj H Fox: E 0 Eddy, dentist. Merchants, S Townsend, jr. &; Son, W S Martiudale, Batcheller & Scribner, Div. 240, HI White, agent, H Eddy; of books, drygoods and medicines, D H Sabin; of clothing, A Webster; of stoves, &c., A P Saff-; 'ord, —T & R Whitmore, G S Allen, C Bruce, dry goods, South Wallingtord,--1 Woodard, East Wallingford. Man- ufacturers, of wooden ware, A Bruce; of hay and manure' |forks, Batcheller & Sons; of leather, E H Bradford, G H| iPost & Son; of tin ware, A P Stafford,-of marble, R tlall, J Adair, J F Lippet, South Wallingford,-of cheese; ;boxes, H Pelsue, East Wallingford,-of harnesses, A Wi Nicholson, S Burlingame; of furniture, S Pratt, J D Learned ; of wagons, J B Hiliard. H Kelley; boots and shoes, G Edgerton, A M Davis, at Wallingford. WARDSBORO, Windham Co—Clerk, J G Higgins; selectmen, L W Johnson, I W Gale, AEamsdell; constable, L W Johnson; overseer, L Knight; agent. Col. H Plimptonl Justices, J Hall, H Plimpton, J W Ramsdell, D A Hammond, R W Smith. Attorney, R W Smith. Clergy, R D Miller, J B White, cong., R Hadly, meth., A Merrifield, bap. Physicians. E P Burton; F Martin, bot. Merchants, E A Plimpton & Co., L M & J Newell, E Plimpton, J G Higgins, Division 160 and 609/ WALTHAM, Addison Co.—Clerk, F Bradbury; constable, 0 C Bacon: overseer, J Parker; selectmen, H S Cross, S M Burroughs, C Bacon. WARREN, Washington Co.—Clerk, D D Hyzer; selectmen, G Goodspeed, T Eaton jr., A Hawks; constable, P Spalding; overseer, C Green; agent, D Upham. Justices, Ft A Wright, D Upham, L Cardell, D Ralph, S Upliam. Clergy, J Eaton, wes. meth. Physician, J M Van Deusen. Merchants, B Dennis, G W Cardell, T Cardell. Manufacturers, ofi wagons, D D Hyzer. WASHINGTON, Orange Co.-Clerk, II A white; selectmen, Z Cheney, D S Bowles, N H Caswell: constable, D Emory; overseer, A E Field. Justices, A E Field, E Tracy, G W McAlister, Z Cheney, H Burgin, E Fulsom, T G White. Attorneys, H A White, D S Bowles. Clergy, M Powers, univ. Physician, A E Field; I Roberts, dentist. Merchants,Thurber & Bowles, E Martin. WATERBTJRY, in Washington Co., on the Vt. Cen- AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 145 tral Railroad, 28 miles east from Burlington.—Clerk, J D Smith; stlectmen, 0 Drew, S May, J Barnes; constable, G! Huntley; overseer, S H Stowell; agent, PDillingham. Clergy, C C Barker, con., W A 31iller, meth. ,EB Fuller, f w bap. Physicians, 0 W Drew, J B Woodward, E Mulliken, H Fales. Attorneys, P Dillingham, L Henry, H F Janes, C F Clough. Merchants, C N Arms, Barret & Gilman, Goss & Knight, S C Hutchins, J G Simpson; of groceries, I C & S Brown, D M Knight, L Prime; of agricultural ware, &c., C & J S Graves; of books, drugs and medicines, J F Henry; whole-' sale patent medicine agent, J M Henry; of watches, &c., D E Lucy; merchant tailor, R S Dana; of boots and shoes, L Parmelee. Manufacturers, of woolen, Thompson & Seabury;' Stowell & Carter, machinists: of ox yokes, L D Cheuey; oil wagons, H W Wells, Marshall & Ramsay, L Bebee; furni-i ture, A A Atherton. WATERFORD, Caledonia Co—Clerk, L S Freeman;1 selectmen, 0 Cushman, S Richardson, L F Dewey; consta-J ble, W Hovey; overseer, J Bishop; agent, W Adams. Justices, L S Freeman, F R Carpenter, J Felch, W Kinne, M Kj Parks, F Richardson, A B Carpenter. Attorney, 1 D Stod-1 dard. Clergy, F W Warner, cong., D Carr. meth. Physicians, RF Rowell,--RBugbee, LW. Merchants, Parks & Hosmer.T R Streeter; of clothing, W Redwood,----Tilton' & Co., Lower W. Manufacturers, of wagons, W & 8 Fur-by, Townsend & Tilton; of guns, G Furby; slate, Waterford Slate Co., 0 G Hale, S G Brackett, S A Brackett. WATERVILLE, Lamoille Co.—Clerk, RT Cull; selectmen, S LHemmenway, S Giddin^s,MC Foote; constable,1 B F Hubburd; overseer, J M Hotchkiss; agent, J C Holmes. Justices, J M Hotchkiss, J 31 Beals, S Hemmenway, J 0 Westcott, 31 C Foote. Attorney, G W Hendee. Clergy, J Gleed, cong., E Page, meth., A Hartshorn, chris. Physicians,\ J 31 Barnes, Y 31eeker. Merchants, R T Cull, J 31cIntosh,' agent of Union Store; of groceries, Hotchkiss & Smith.j Manufacturers, of woolen, R Herren; of soapstone, S L Hemmenway ; of sash and blinds, 31. 3IcFarland, H N Leach WEATHERSFIELD, Windsor Co.-Clerk, J F Chil-son; B Deane, A Tuttle, J Sherwin; constable^ S Alford, jr.; overseer, B Deane; agent, N B Round. Justices, B Deane, R B Cram, C Mudgett, J Spafford, J Hammond, C 31 Chamberlin, J 31 Aldrich. Attorney, 0 Jarvis.* Clergy, 31 Kimball, cong. Physicians, R Atwood, Ascutneyville.------R; Cram, Perkinsville. Merchants, RBreck, Ascutneyville,-j J F Chilson, C H Blake, Perkinsville. Manufacturers, ofi harnesses, &c., S Alford; of cotton goods, J A Pope. WELLS, Rutland Co.—Clerk, W Lamb; selectmen, A Grover, J Cox, H Goodspeed; constable, J J Rowe; overseer, J Parks; treasurer, R H Hopson; agent, R Parks. Jus-\ tices, no report. Clergy, J B Searls, meth. Merchants, Union Store, 0 Lewis, agent, Grover, Hull & Spaulding; of groceries, R H Hopson. Manufacturers, of woolen, B Lewis; of wagons, A 3Iunson; of slate for flagging, L Lewis. WEST FAIRLEE, Orange Co.—Clerk, A Bean; se- 146 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL jlectmen, J G.Eastman, J Kimball, C M Holbrook; constable, A H Southworth; overseer, J Worthley; agent, D Rob-inson. Justices, J G Eastman, A Burr, S Hastings, A M Child, A Wild. Clergy, S Martin, cong., L F Harris, f. w. bap. Merchant, A Bean; merchant tailor, G W Haven. Manufacturers, of boots and shoes, wholesale, A Bean; of carriages, H Sibley; of sashes and blinds, D I) Matson. WFlSTPIETl), Orleans Co.—Clerk, J Nichols: constable, H Hal burt; overseer, J Parker; agent, W Bowman; selectmen, J Parker, D S Haselton, R M Huntley. Attorney, W Hoxie. Physicians, J H Richardson, L Wetherby. Clergy, J H Woodward, cong., T C Mosley, bap., D W Gould, meth. Merchants, Union, div. 275, H Stewart, agent, and jUnion, div. 141. WESTFORD, Chittenden Co.—Clerk, J Nichols; se, lectmen, J Parker, R M Huntley, D S Haselton; constable-H Halburt; overseer, J Parker; agent, W Gibbs. Justices, A P Booth, M P Rice, E Wilcox, J Allen, D H Macomber, A Stone. Attorney, W Hoxsie. Clergy, J H Woodward, cong., T C Morley, bap. Physician, J H Richardson. Merchants, S Merriam, Union Store, 141, W D Tyler, agent; E Hard, groceries, &c. Manufacturers, of leather, C Williams; of furniture, T G Beach: of horse rakes, C R Sowle. WEST HAVEN, Rutland Co.—Clerk, S Field; selectmen, H Fish, H Howes, J F Sisco; constable, J W Eddyj overseer, G A Jakway; agent, S P Abell. Justices, H K Hunt, and W J Billings. Clergy, N W Smith, bap. Merchant, Union Stone, M Field, agent. Manufacturers, of woolen, B Eastwood. WESTMINSTER, Windham Co.-Clerk, P Safford; selectmen, J May, I Goodhue, J H Wright; constable, R S Safford: overseer, R Ranney; agent, J C Richardson. Justices. I Goodhue, J C Richardson, A Goodell, A M Albee, W B Blake, J Page, J Minard. Attorney, W C Bradley. Clergy, E Seabury, cong,--A Stevens, cong., at West W. Physi- cian, P Safford. Merchant, J Aldrich, Wilcox & Smith, West Westminster WEST WINDSOR. Windsor Co.-Clerk, G H Shedd; selectmen, 0 Leavens, A Worcester, D F Hemingway; constable, H Woodruff; agent, J Hale; overseer, A R Adams. Justices. J Hale, A R Adams, 0 Leavens, D Leavens, A C 'Bryant, S Blanchard, C Rumrill. Clergy, D Ingram, meth. \Physicians, D Story, C Houghton, M F Bridgman; E H Per-jkins, eclectic. Merchants, A H Gates, Union Store, G H ’Shedd, agent. Manufacturers, of flannel and stocking yarn, M B & S W Perkins; of leather, A Pierce, A A Pierce. WEYBRIDGE, Addison Co.-Clerk, ZAbbott; selectmen and overseers, F Ayres, D S Wright, J Wales; constable, G L Harrington. Justices, S Dodge, D L Wright, J Hayward, J Britell, O Dexter. Clergy, T A Griffin, W Bullard, meth., J B Rogers, wes. meth., E H Squire, cong. Physicians, C Bullard, Z Porter. Merchant, S L Sprague. WHITING, Addison Co.-Clerk, WP Wright; select men, A F Ellsworth, S Hall, C Foster; overseer, A F Ells- AND BUSINESS MEN IN VERMONT. 147 worth; constable, G P Pond. Clergy, J W jSawyer, bap. Physician, W P Wright. WHITINGHAM, Windham Co.-Clerk, constable and trustee, H F Ballou; selectmen, D Wheeler, SD Faulkner, D Jillson; overseer, J Briggs, agent, R Winn; supt, H F Ballou, A Lamb, L Brown. Justices, H F Ballou, C W Carley, H N Hix, T H Streeter, R Hatch, L Kingsbury, H Sawyer. Attorneys, T H Streeter, H N Hix. Clergy, H F Ballou, univ., A Lamb, bap. Physicians, W Gillet,---E A Dean, at Jacksonville. Merchants, Ballou, Haynes & Co., H Goodnow2-----M Brown, E P Hitchcock, N D Stetson, at Jacksonville. Manufacturers, of wagons, J French, I Bemis; of harnesses, &c.,J French; of leather, P Starr; Ballou & Baker, machinists. WHEELOCK, Caledonia Co.—Clerk, W Chase; selectmen, E Willard, jr., C Chase, J S Porter; constable, C Rogers, jr.; overseer, A B Matthewson; agent, T J Cree. Justices, W Weeks, D Clark, A B Matthewson, R Emerson, J W Brown. Attorney, T J Cree. Clergy, W Merrill, f w bap. Physician, A ^BJ Hubbard. Merchants, Quimby & Taylor, C Blake. Manufacturer, of threshing machines, O Ward. WILLI AMSTOWN, Orange Co.-Clerk, W S Beckett; selectmen, E Howe, R L Martin, A G Martin; constable and overseer, E Bass; agent, A Smith. Justices, W S Beckett, G A Simons, D Burnham, A Smith, D D Martin, W| Newcomb, P Martin. Clergy, Z S Haynes, meth., B F Barnes, cong. Physicians, N W Perry; C Waldo, bot. Merchants, C Ainsworth, B F Dickinson. WILLISTON, Chittenden Co.—Clerk, T A Chittenden; selectmen, D B Fay, J Snyder, R B Fay; constable, A Shaw; overseer, T F Stuart; agent, H Miller; Justices, J Snyder, C W Brownell, A B Simonds, R B Fay, R Walston, H Murray, E Brownell. Attorney, Wm M Miller. Clergy, A D Barber, cong., R Gregg, meth. Physicians, CAL Sprague, I S Alger. Merchants, A B Simonds & Fay, Union Store,Div. 602. WILMINGTON, Windham Co.—Clerk, and agent, S P Flagg; selectmen, I Lawton, 0 Preston, J II Dix: consta-1 ble, D Bills; overseer, F T Forbes. Justices, S P Flagg, J, Witt, E T Butterfield, C N Davenport, F M Crosby; J Patch,! W Snow. Attorneys, S P Flagg, F M Crosby, C N Daven-| port. Clergy, J Gifford, univ., M Spencer, meth., J S M Lord, cong., W Tillinghast, bap. Physicians. A L Pettee; E Haynes, A C Moore, dentists. Merchants, E & 0 J Gorham, jBoyd, Haskell & Co., A Adams, ET Haynes; of groceries. J i& 0 IT Swift, Smith & Cushman; of books, Smith & Cushman; of watches & jewelry, J B Bigelow; merchant tailor, (T B Deming. Manufacturers, of wagons, Tyler & Bassett, |Watson & Foster; of harnesses, F Bassett, of tin ware, Marsh & Hastings; of leather, S Cushman, j WINDHAM, Windham Co.—Clerk, J D Jones; selectmen and overseers, D E Robbins, W Harris. L Woodward; | constable, H G Stowell; agent, L Abbott. Justices, J Wood, T Burton, A T Gould, Z H Upliam, E Pierce. Clergy, S G 148 TOWNS, OFFICIAL, PROFESSIONAL Kemp, cong., W L Picknell, bap. Physician, W H Dutton. Merchants. W Harris & Son, E Pierce, jr. WINDSOR, Windsor Co., a pleasant village on the Connecticut river, location of Vermont State Prison, and of the extensive Armory of the Bobbins & Lawrence Co.! The latter employs about 300 hands in the manufacture of Guns, Rifles, Pistols and Gun Machinery. This establishment is now filling a contract with the British Government for 26,000 Minnie Rifles, and machinery for a similar establishment in England. Their workmanship is of superior quality. (See Windsor Business Cards.)—Clerk, P Merri-field: selectmen,D Hunter, C Hawley, H D Stone; constable, William Gay; overseer, D Huggins; agent, G B Green. Justices, C Coolidge, J Steele, W Currier, D Hunter, P Dow, D T Chase. Attorneys, Coolidge & Salford, W Currier, J Sargent, D T Chase. Clergy, T Randolph, epis., J Alden, bap., F Butler, cong. Physicians, E E Phelps, 0 Baker, E W Smith: J Stiles; N Hale, dentist. Merchants, Hatch & Tux-bury, E A Wardner, Stocker & White, C H Hawlev, G Wardner, Union Store, No. 245, all dry goods; P Merrifleld, books and stationery; L W Lawrence, Damon & Miller, 'boots and shoes; W Stuart, R Howard, merchant tailors; Winn & Sylvester, jewelers. Manufactures W H Butman, G Severance, tin ware; HA Clough, harnesses; Robbins & Lawrence Co., guns and machinery; G Dudley, wooden ware; Emerson & Brickett, iron founders. WOODSTOCK chief town in Windsor Co.,'I 'population 3041,—village between 8 and 9 miles west from! the Woodstock station on the Vt. Central Railroad.—Clerk,! N Haskell; selectmen, N Cushing, S Wood, M Shaw; over-l seer, S Wood; constable, N T Churchill; agent, T E Powers; trustee. N Williams; supt.,M Kidder. Justices, DTaft,' jr., H W English, S Wood, E Johnson, N T Churchill, O’ Billings, T E Powers, N Cushing, L Kent, J Kendall, GPer-;kins, u Thompson. Attorneys, J Barrett, O P Chandler, J Collamer, W Collamer, J Converse, T Hutchinson, E Hutchinson, L A Marsh, C P Marsh, D Pierce, A Tracyj P T Wash-rburn. Clergy, J Clement, D D. cong., M A Herrick, epis., C Pales, metb., M Kidder, chris.,----J S Lee, univ.. South W. \Physicians, T E Powers, E Hazen, S Richmond; H S Chase, L F Gallup, dentists,------W Bowman, I Buckman, South |Village. Merchants, C Dana, jr. & Co , A Stearns, Jones & iBillings, O A Bryant, E S Hayden; of books, L Pratt, jr., N iHaskell; of clothing and hats, S E Munger, D Anderson & Son; of millinery goods, I Churchill, J H Leonard; of gro-jceries, Mellish & French, A King, GPaul; of drugs.C Cliap-•man, E S Hayden; of boots and shoes, J Eaton, J Clapp, A Barnes; of watches and jewelry, Russell & Clark, J H Mur-! dock; of silver ware, R H Bailey; hardware and groceries,1 A Hatch & Co.; of stoves and tin ware, B S Thompson & ,Co., A G Brown & Co.,-----G Lake, Union Store, N Smith, agent, South W. Manufacturers, or woolen, S Woodward; •of straw cutters and machinery, Daniels & Raymond; of tin 'and sheet iron workers’ machines, A W Whitney & Co.; of POST OFFICES AND POST MASTERS. 149 guns and straw cutters, N Woodbury & Co.; of sashes, blinds and doors, Demmon & Carlisle, H T Marsh: of cabinet furniture, G Fisher; of harnesses and saddles, M C Fairbanks, L Richmond; ofc arriages, G Day;-----of scythes, axes and plows, D Taft & Son, Taftsville. WORCESTER, Washington Co.—Clerk, T B Ladd; selectmen, N A Kelley, T Hutchinson. WH Cooper; consta-j ble, A L Vail; overseer and agent, C Brown. Justices, N A Kelley, F Leonard, E C Watson, C Brown, J F Hill. Clergy, C M Winch, cong., J House, M P Ladd. meth. Physicians, T B Ladd, J E Macomber. Merchant, 11 B Brown.1 Manufacturer, of leather, S Wheeler. POST OFFICES IN VERMONT. Post Offices. Post Masters. ADDISON COUNTY. Addison, G A Gage. West do., W French. Bridport, D Hill. Bristol, W G Munson. Cornwall, E Stone. West do., B F Haskell. Ferrisburgh, J Locke. North do., G D Webb. Goshen, C R Capen. Granville, E W Albee. Hancock, R Flint. Leicester, W Gile. Lincoln, E P Hoag. Middlebury, E R Wright. East do., R D Farr. Monkton, I Ladd. New Haven, E D Hall. Orwell, E M Wright. Chipm’nsPt.W C Grassie. Panton, N Towsley. Ripton, S S Fletcher. Salisbury, K Iv Howard. Slioreham, E S Atwood. LarabeePt. H S Gale. Starksboro, A M Hawkins. Vergennes, P C Tucker. Weybridge, S L Sprague. Whiting, G S Walker. BENNINGTON COUNTY. Arlington, M Judson. Bennington, F Huling. North do., C E Houghton. Centre, A Robinson. Landgrove, S Warner. Manchester, FWHoyt. Factory Pt., C A Roberts. Post Offices. Post Masters. Peru, O P Simonds. Sandgate, N T Coan. Searsburgh, E C Norton. Stamford, R Millard. Sunderland, G Bradley. Woodford, A Hawles. Pownal, A G Parker. North do. J Brown. Centre, II Myers. Readsboro, M Sanford. HartwelvilleN W Holaday. Rupert, East do. West do. Shaftsbury. South do. Winhall, Bondville, H Sheldon. H Underhill. Miss Brown. N R Douglas. J C Hougnton. W T Wheeler. C B Williams. CALEDONIA COUNTY. Barnett, J 0 Hoyt. West do. J Miller, McIndoeF’lsW Hunt. Passumpsic, W E Peck. Burke, East do. West do. Cabot, Danville, North do. Groton, Hardwick, East do. South do. Lyndon, Centre, Newark, Peacham, M W Newell. C C Newell. S Beckwith. C C Brown. N H Eaton. W J Staunton J Buchanan. A Smith. L W Delano. A Holton. J W Weeks. G R Randall. D F Johnson. BF Weeks. 150 POST OFFICES AMD POST MASTERS. Post Offices. Post Masters. Post Offices. Post Masters. Ryegate, G Coles. Bakersfield, N H Arm’gton' St Johnsbury,G C Barney. Enosburgh, E Dawson/ East do. DGoodall. Falls, OP Chadwick. Centre H Weeks West do. T Mansfield. Sheffield, CM Weeks. Fairfield, 0 Bradley. Sutton, S Densmore. Fairfax, A J Soule. WaMen, ACheever. North do. TB St.John. South do. L D Wallridge Buck Hollow N H Buck. Waterford, L P Hosmer. Franklin, J Randall. South do. A B Carpenter. East do. W D Crane. Wheelock, H A Quimby. Georgia, H Phelps. CHITTENDEN county. East do. B C Barney. Bolton, EW Bates. West do. WK Warner. West do. M L Colton. Highgate, S S Keyes. Burlington, D A Danforth. Saxe’s Mills,A Burr. Charlotte, C E Barton. East H. S Far rand. Colchester, E S Hine. Montgomery, A C Wheeler. mooski, J B Small. Center, C Green. Essex, AM Butler. Richford, AW Sears. Pamesville, H Stanton. East do. J Noyes. Hinesburgh, 31 Leonard. Sheldon, A Keith. Huntington, S Johns. East do. M Wells. Jericho, GB Oakes. North do. B S Gallup. Centre, 0 Thompson. St. Albans, H B Sowles. HB Smith. Bay, C C Burton. West do. CL Drake. Swanton, SS Burleson. [Richmond, FH Joyner, Centre, EB Rounds. Jonesville, A H Grovernor . ,TTk TQT ~ /,rtTT Shelburn, G B Isham. AlhS w p 7' Centre,’ J Choate. KhS ™ vX‘! “eon EiChard‘ NorthH'ero; BO h!h. WestforJ; E Hard. South do' s»Clark. Willistnn 1 T A Chitten- „ . Lamoille: county. Williston, | den Belvidere, CB Weston. essex county. Cambridge, W H H Wood. Bloomfield, S N Silver. Jeffers’nvilleW H Griswold Brighton, H 31 Hoffman. North do. P Kingsley. Brunswick, C H Fitts. Eden, D Randall. Canaan. F L Brown. Elmore, N Camp. Concord, H Judevine. Hydepark, F Smalley. West do. C Chase. North do. N Walker. East Haven, D C Hudson. Johnson, D 31 Dow. Granby, L Wells. Morristown, S 31 Pennock. [Guildhall, J Dodge. Morrisville, D Gilbert. Lemington, A Blodget. Stowe, A Camp. Lunenburgh, G F French. Waterville, R Herren. j franklin county. Walcott, G W Pennock. iBerkshire, p Ladd. orange county. East do. RC Gates. Brookfield, C L Whitcomb I West do. E Weld. East do. L Marshall. | POST OFFICES AND POST MASTERS. 151 Post Offices. Post Masters. Braintree, S Chadwick. Bradford, M Colby. Cent i e, J L Rogers. South do. D Houghton. Chelsea, A Davis. Corinth, W Spencer. East do. R Page. Fairlee, J B Bailey. Newbury, S Stevens, jr. South do. TSDoe. Wells River, A S Farwell. Orange, S G Fisher. Randolph, N L Fennock. East do. G W Graves. West do. J Thayer. Strafford, H C Hatch. South do. L S Frary. Copperas Hil B Preston. Thetiord, T J Combs. East do. W N Keyes. North do. D W Closson. Union Vil., M J Walker. Post Mills, A George. Topsham, E M Collins. West do. J Smith. Tunbridge, J Brown, North do. B F Durkee. Yershire, P M Swift. Washington, L F Thurbur, West Fairlee, W H Parker. Williamstown,R Ainsworth. ORLEANS COUNTY. Albany, W Howard. Barton, W Graves. Brownington, W S Addison. Charleston, E Robins. East do. J Corruth. Coventry, H Thrasher. Craftsbury, N Rand. Derby, P True. West do. C S Cutting. Line, S Cheeney. Glover. I R Smith. Greensboro’, T M Ayres. Holland, J Fletcher, lrasburgn, A M Dow. Jay, L Sanborn. Lowell, W Brown. Morgan. S Bartlett. Newport, A Gould. West do. J A Ide. Troy, W GAikins. Westfield, E H Miller. Post Offices. Post Masters. Westmore, A Bemiss. RUTLAND COUNTY. Benson, C Higgins, Landing, P G Ladd. Brandon, E Jackson. Forestdale, C Backus. Castleton, G Buel. West do. J T Milliken. Hydeville, P W Hyde. Clarendon, C Hall. East do. J C Spencer. N orth do. L Holden. Springs, T McLaughlin, Danby, A Eggleston. Four corners,G J Locke. Fairhaven, R Miller. Huhbardton, N G Barker. East do. S Root. Ira, N Clark. Mendon, A Nichols. Middletown, M E Vail. Mount Holly, A Pierce. Mech’sville, A L Morgan. Healdville, E .1 Read. Pawlet, C W Potter. West do. M Y B Pratt. Pittsfield, G McCullom. Pittsford, R R Drake. Poultney, G C Derby. West do. H Clark. Rutland, J Cain. West do. P L Goss. Center, P Dudley. Sherburne, S E Adams. North do. C D Shedd. Shrewsbury, L W Gurnsey, Cuttingsville,C C Holden. Sudbury, T J Goodrich. Tinmouth, N W Sawyer. Wallingford, L R Bucklin. South do. C 0 Safford. East do. I Woodward. Wells, 0 Lewis. West Haven, M Field. WASHINGTON COUNTY. Barre, F L Hale. South do. A Carter. Berlin, M Strong. Cabot, C C Brown. Calais, I Kent. East do. AAlden. E Montpelier, R W Tobey. North do. C Sibley. 152 POST OFFICES AND POST MASTERS. Post Offices. Post Masters. Post Offices. Post Masters. Marshfield, E D Putnam. Windham, N W Wood. Middlesex, G H Lewis. South do. W B Burton. Montpelier, C G Eastman. Wilmington, A B Childs. Moretown, L Kinsley. Windsor county. Northfield, F Y Randall- Andover, J B Manning. Plainfield, S Wells. Simonsville, 0 Clay. Roxbury, B Spaulding. Barnard, H Topliff. East do. J Wardner. East do. C Walcot. Waitsfield, J N Rich’d’sn. Bethel, J Smith. Warren, P Putnam. East do. 0 H Brooks. Waterbury, T B Scagell. Bridgewater, RWSouthgate Worcester, T B Ladd. Cavendish, A G Fletcher. WINDHAM COUNTY. Proctorsville,I A Brown. Athens. A C Dodge. Chester, G S Taylor. Brattleooro, S Dutton. North do; D A Sherwin. West do. R Harris. Gassett’s, W H Spafford. Brookline, B Stickney. Hartford, J C Brooks. Dover, P F Perry. Junction, S Nutt. West do. W H Snow. West do. A E W’mson. Dummerston, R A King. Quechee Yil. J K Egerton. West do. DAikin. Hartland, G M Hatch. Grafton, F Bancroft. North do. G W Clark. Hought’nv’le,T P Houghton Four Corners,J W Labaree. for d, E Mason. Ludlow, C S Mason. Center, S L Sibley. Norwich, LSPattridge. Green River, W L Billings. PompanoosucM Burnham. Halifax, A S Niles. Plymouth, R P Pollard. West do. H S Plumb. Tyson Fur’ce, JW Stickney. South do. J Stark. Pomfret, 0Chamberlin Jamaica, C H Pierce. Snow Store, P T Snow. Londonderry, CF Newell. South do. JPYaughn. South do. F W Marsh. Reading, W S Hawkins Marlboro, W Wallace. South do. W S A Morse. West de. J Adams. Felchville, A D Amsden. Newfane, J Dunklee, jr. Rochester, G S Gurnsey. Williamsv’le,H F Houghton West do. R Towle. Putney, C W Keyes Royalton, J P Smith. Rockingham, J H Ollcott. South do. HR Blake. Bellows Falls, W P Barker. Springfield, G Washburn. Saxton’s) GW Fair- North do. J White. River,J brother. Stockbridge, J B Rogers. Bartonville, S W Adams. Gaysvilfe, L B Morey. Stratton. L Sheldon, Sharon, H Moore. Townsend, 0 Butterfield. Weathersfield, L C Danforth. West do. L W Page. Center, JMGoldsmith Yernon, M Whithed. Rerkinsville, J Kidder. Wardsboro, J G Higgins. Upper Falls, J Warner. West do. L Wilder. Weston, G P Hannum. South do. E F Baldwin. West Windsor, S Parker. Westminster, P Safford. Wi«dsor, P G Skinner. West do. PRanney. Woodstock, EM Brown. Whitingham, H Goodnow. South do. 0 Bailey. Jacksonville, G D Foster. Taftsville, 0 Taft._________ RAILROADS IN VERMONT. 153 RAILROADS IN VERMONT. RUTLAND & BURLINGTON. From Burlington ToShelburn, is....6 miles. Charlotte...........5— 11 N. Ferrisburgh....4— 15 Ferrisburgh.........4— 19 Yergennes...........2— 21 New Haven...........5— 26 Middlebury..........8— 34 Salisbury...........6— 40 Leicester...........2— 42 Whiting.............3— 45 Brandon.............5— 50 Pittsford...........7— 57 Centre Rutland....8— 65 Rutland.............2— 67 Clarendon...........6— 73 Cuttingsville.......3— 76 E. Wallingford....4— 80 Mount Hofiy.........2— 82 Summit..............3— 85 Healdville .......2— 87 Ludlow..............5— 92 Proctorsville.......3— 95 Duttonsville........2— 97 Gassett’s........4—101 Chester..........5—196 Bartonville......4-110 Rockingham.......4—114 Bellows Falls....6—120 Boston.........114—234 RUTLAND & WASHINGTON. From Rutland To West Rutland, is. .4 miles. Castleton.........7—11 l’oultney.........7—18 Troy.............70—88 VERMONT CENTRAL R. R. From Burlington To Winooski, is Essex Junction... .5- 7 Williston Richmond Jonesville Bolton Waterbury Middlesex Montpelier Northfield .10 50 Roxbury Braintree Randolph ..6— 71 Bethel Royalton Sharon Woodstock AYhite R. June..., ..4—K3 North Hartland... ..5-108 Hartland Windsor .5—117 Boston 129—246 VERMONT & CANADA R. R. From Rouse’s Point ToAlburgh, is Alburgh Springs.. ...2-7 Swanton St. Albans ...9-23 Georgia ..10-33 Milton ...4 37 Colchester Essex Junction... ...4—48 Atlantic & St. Lawrence R.R Bloomtield to Norton, 34 154 railroads and courts. WESTERN VERMONT R. R. From Rutland To Clarendon, is....6 miles. Wallingford.......3— 9 So. Wallingford....4—13 Danby..............5—18 North Dorset.......4—22 East Dorset........3—25 Manchester.........5—30 Sunderland.........6—36 Arlington..........3—39 ShaftsDury.........5—44 So. Shaftsbury.....5—49 N. Bennington......2—51 Troy..............32-88 VERMONT VALLEY R. R. From Brattleboro To Dummerston, is.. .5 miles. Putney............4— 9 Westminster.......10—19 Bellows Falls......5—24 CONN. & PASSUMPSIC R. R. From St. Johnsbury To Passumpsic, is... 3miles. Barnet..............6— 9 liyegate............7— 16 Wells River......5— 21 Newbury.............5— 26 Haverhill...........2— 28 Bradford............4— 32 Fairlee.............7— 39 North Thetford....5— 44 Thetford............3- 47 Pompanoosuc......4— 51 Norwich.............6— 57 White R. June.....4— 61' Boston..........142—203 VERMONT & MASS. R. R. From Brattleboro To Vernon, is.....5 miles. South Vernon.....5— 10 Boston..........109—119 COURTS IN VERMONT. Supreme Court.—Isaac F. Redfield, Windsor, Chief Justice. Pierpoint. Isham, Bennington, and Milo L. Bennett. Burlington, Assistant Judges. Circuit Court.—First Circuit—Bennington, Rutland and Addison Counties; Robert Pierpoint, of Rutland, Judge. Second Circuit—Windham, Windsor and Orange Counties; Abel Underwood, of Wells River, Judge. Third Circuit— Chittenden, Franklin, Lamoille and Grand Isle Counties, Asahel Peck, of Burlington, Judge. Fourth Circmt—Washington, Caledonia. Orleans and Essex Counties; Luke P.Poland, of St. Johnsbury, Judge. TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS. Counties. j Supreme Court] County Courts. 1857. 1856. 1857. Addison, Rutland, Jan. 27 Feb. 3 Dec. 9 June 2, Dec. 8 Mar. 10, Sep. 8 Bennington, Windham, Feb. 17 Feb. 24 Dec. 23 June 16, Dec. 22 April 21, Sep. 15 May 26, Dec. 8 Jan. 20, June 23 Windsor, Orange, Mar. 3 Mar. 17 Dec. 9 Chittenden, Dec. 22 Nov. 4 Mar. 31, Nov. 3 Franklin, Grand Isle, Jan. 13 Jan. 22 Dec. 9 June 9, Dec. 8 Feb. 24, Aug. 25 Lamoille, Washington, Mar. 31 Nov. 24 Dec. 2 May 26, Dec. 1 Mar. 10 Sep. 8 Orleans, April 2 Dec. 23 June 23, Dec. 22 Caledonia, Essex, April 9 April 7 Dec. 2 June 2, Dec. 1 Jan. 13, May 26 BANKS IN VERMONT. 155 BANKS IN VERMONT. Names of Banks. Location. Liabilities. Resources. Ascutney Bank, ..... J Windsor, .... Battenkill Bank,.....Manchester,.... Bank of Bellows Falls, Bellows Falls,.. Bank of Black River.. Proctorsville, .. Bradford Bank,.......Bradford,...... Brandon Bank, ...... Brandon,....... Bank of Brattlebofo’,. Brattleboro,.... Bank of Burlington,.. Burlington, .... Bank of Caledonia, .. Danville, .... Bank of Castleton,.... Castleton,...... Commercial Bank,.... Burlington, .... Danby Bank, .........Danby, .......... Exchange Bank,....... Springfield, .... Farmers Bank,........Orwell, ...... Far. and Mec. Bank,.. Burlington, .... Franklin Co. Bank, .. St. Albans Bay,. Lamoille Co. Bank, . . Hyde Park, .... Bank of Lyndon, .... Lyndon, .... Merchants’ Bank, .. . Burlington, .... Bank ofMiddlebury, .Middlebury, ... Mississquoi Bank, .... Sheldon,..... Bank ot Montpelier, .. Montpelier, .. Bank of Newbury,.... Newbury, .... Northfield Bank,.....Northfield, ... Orange Co. Bank, .... Chelsea,...... Bank of Orleans,.....Irasburgh,.... Passumpsic Bank, .... St. Johnsbury,. People’s Bank,.......Derby Line,. Bank of Poultney, ... Poultney, ... Bank of Royalton,.... Royalton,... Bank of Rutland, .... Rutland, .... St. Albans Bank, .... St. Albans, .... South Royalton Bank, South Royalton, * Bennington, ... Swanton Falls,. Vergennes,.. Montpelier, .... Waterbury, . Jamaica, ... Bethel, .... Woodstock, . Stark Bank,___ Union Bank,........ Bank of Vergennes, .. Vermont Bank. ..... Bank of Waterbury, .. West River Bank,___ White River Bank, .. Woodstock Bank, .... Total,.............. $121,385 182,360 258,258 141,439 243,263 135,740 379,366 307,869 182.275 157.343 302, 153,687 150,250 155,937 236,217 215,332 116,104 147,156 234, f~ 216,( 217,524 267,436 188.408 242,464 116,477 100,865 225,845 163,842 98,509 194,116 512,395 395,829 264,852 140,067 168,987 342,134 236,143 180.343 170.631 153,610 ___202,776 .$8,622,: $134,045 185,695 265,562 142.645 246i603 136,720 395,191 320,337 183,842 165,405 322,838 161,449 153,699 182,622 266,947 220,345 118,524 149,138 243,118 239,^ 222,424 283,707 203,711 247,093 121,166 110,570 239,382 177,619 101,J 196,516 516,753 408,906 266, 220,632 177,075 347,250 253,545 181,648 173,560 156,145 _206,847 9,046,834 SAVINGS BANKS. There fifteen Savings Banks in Vermont, which are located as follows, viz; at Burlington, Brandon, Bellows Falls, Bethel. Brattleboro, Castleton, Middlebury, Newfane, Proctorsville, Rutland, St. Johnsbury, Springfield, Windsor and Woodstock, most of which are doing a very good business. STATISTICS OF VT. STATE PRISON. Prepared for the Vt. Directory, by H. Harlow, Superintendent. i No. Commited. l ! < 1 | 1 l H a fl ◄ jj Natives of Vermont. II 3| ! Sent for life! 1809 24 6f ~~2 13 ~9 4 19 i — 1810 27 4 4 1 4 1 6 5 8 14 4 20 3 1811 27 34 3 8 11 8 12 7 5 18 ' 4 1812 26 5 8 15 23 4 17 5 4 20 2 1813 19 4 10 11 2 23 3 8 8 6 12 1 1814 23 54 3 8 2 13 8 10 5 3 17 3 1815 38 6J 9 10 3 22 12 13 13 7 23 8 1816 43 4 11 15 7 33 1 20 16 6 5 31 7 1817 42 44 18 15 1 34 2 9 18 13 15 22 5 1818 25 44 21 11 32 6 15 4 1 22 2 1819 43 54 25 19 44 2 25 16 4 30 9 1 1820 44 5 23 8 1 1 33 2 4 27 11 10 23 11 1821 27 5 27 6 1 34 8 10 9 6 16 5 1 1822 37 4* 16 14 1 31 3 21 13 8 25 4 1823 25 54 12 15 1 28 4 12 9 5 15 5 1824 33 44 18 9 3 30 3 17 13 8 15 10 1 1825 37 4 19 9 4 32 1 6 17 13 6 17 14 1 1826 49 5 24 8 2 34 7 15 27 8 30 11 1827 26 34 23 8 31 6 6 14 4 12 10 1828 31 34 18 8 4 30 1 6 8 16 17 9 5 1 1829 28 34 26 14 40 7 12 9 9 14 5 1830 55 34 25 17 1 1 44 13 20 22 18 26 11 1831 28 3‘. 22 18 40 6 8 14 4 21 3 1832 35 3 14 23 2 39 6 17 12 14 13 8 1833 50 3§ 9 24 1 34 1 10 24 15 18 23 9 1834 37 3 18 26 1 1 46 1 9 15 12 16 10 11 1835 49 34 8 33 2 43 2 14 18 15 19 23 7 1836 31 3} 8 28 36 1 5 11 14 8 11 12 1837 30 3 11 25 3 39 11 7 12 10 10 10 1838 31 24 10 35 1 46 1 8 12 10 6 14 11 1839 34 24 10 30 40 1 12 10 11 13 8 13 1 1840 31 3 8 22 1 31 11 7 13 10 10 11 1841 37 3 6 27 33 11 18 8 18 8 11 1842 23 34 27 3 2 32 1 6 8 8 9 4 10 1843 23 24 9 18 3 1 31 3 3 7 10 8 11 4 1844 30 3 11 16 1 28 6 8 it; 13 8 9 1845 26 34 12 13 25 10 9 7 14 3 9 1846 25 4 20 12 32 7 10 8 H 9 5 1847 16 4 8 18 3 29 1 6 6 3 3 5 8 1848 19 24 7 14 1 22 3 2 8 6 5 5 9 1849 34 3' 6 14 4 24 2 8 12 12 9 9 16 1850 33 3 8 10 1 19 8 11 14 n 7 15 1851 35 3 5 14 1 20 10 10 15 13 7 15 1852 21 4 9 22 2 1 34 2 6 6 7 8 3 10 1 1853 32 3 8 23 2 33 1 8 12 11 13 9 10 1854 22 2f 5 20 4 29 2 7 8 5 6 8 8 1855 35 4 15 14 1 30 13 7 15 9 7 19 2 1856 31 34 8 16 1 25 3 9 10 9 8 7 16 1 1527 5951770 "3 22 58 1448 32 358 599 538 433 689 405|10j LITERARY INSTITUTIONS IN VERMONT 157 LITERABY INSTITUTIONS. University of Vermont, Burlington.—Commencement 1st Wednesday in August. Vacation-4 weeks from Commencement, 8 weeks from 1st Wednesday in December, and 1 week from 2d Wednesday in May. Faculty.—President, Calvin Pease. The professors are Joseph Torrey, D. D., Far-rand N. Benedict, (emeritus) McKendree Petty, A. M., L. Marsh, N. G. Clark, C. W. Thompson. Medical Department of the University of Vt.—Samuel W. Thayer, Dean of the Faculty, and Professor of General and Special Anatomy. The other professors are, Walter Carpenter, M. D., Orren Smith, M. D., Henri Erni, M. D., Edward Kane, M. D., David S. Conant, M. D., John V. Lansing, M. D., Martin E. Thrasher, Benjamin W. .Carpenter. The next course of Lectures will commence the [first Thursday of March, 1857, and continue 16 weeks. Lecture Fees, $50. Students having attended two full courses, |$10; Matriculation, $3; Graduation, $18. OCrTrivate instruction will be given by Prof. Thayer, of Burlington, and jProf. Carpenter, of East Randolph, from December 1st, until the opening of the Annual course of lectures, in March, j Middlebury College.—Rev. Benj. Labaree, D. D.,President. Commencement 2d week in Auerust. | Norwich University, (Military.)—Annual Commence-,ment Thursday next after third Wednesday in August. Vt. Medical College, Woodstock.—One course of Lectures annually, commencing first Thursday in March, and 'continuing 16 weeks.—Hon. J. Collamer, President. Castleton Medical College.—Joseph Perkins, President. Two courses of Lectures are delivered annually, each 'continuing four months, commencing the last Thursday in .February, and first Thursday in August. LOCATION, NAME AND PRINCIPAL OF EACH SEMINARY. Barre Academy ,J S Spaulding iBennington Sem., C Hayes. jBellows Falls High School, P I B Goodsell. Brandon, Literary Inst., J M Potter. Burlington Female Seminary, J K Converse. Burlington Union High Sch, Mr Walker. Brattleboro Acad. Mr Hooker Bakersfield North Acad. G S L Starks. Barnet, Mclndoes Falls Acad G Duston. Castleton Sem.. E J Hallock. Chester Acad. G N Abbott. Chelsea Academy, 0 D Aldis. Concord, Grammar School, H C Woodward. Craftsbury Acad., H Hubbard Danville, Phillips Academy. J Durant. Derby Liter’y Inst., M J Hill. Essex, Chittenden Co. Institute, A L Deming. Fairfax, New Hampton Inst., E B Smith. Franklin Acad. Institute, A D Spalter. Georgia Acad., R W Lang. Glover Lib. Inst., I A Parker. Hinesburgh Academy, A E Leavenworth. Johnson, Grammar School, M BParmelee.—Seepage 32.| Londonderry Acad., L H Da-j vis. Ludlow, Black River Acad.,! M Burbank. LITERARY AND MISCELLANEOUS. 158 Lyndon Acad.. L Sweet. Manchester, Burr Seminary, B Steel. Middlebury Female Sem., W F Bascomb. Morristown, People’s Acad.. C A Heath. Northfield Inst., J H Graham. Newbury Sem. and Collegiate Inst., C W Cushing Peacham Grammar School, S S Morrill. Pownal, Oak Grove Sem., A G & A Potter. Pawlet, Mettawee Academy, E J Spink. Poultney, Troy Conf. Academy, J Poor. Randolph, Grammar School, G Dutton. W.Randolph Acad. G Barrett Royalton Acad., E Boynton. Rutland High School, E C Johnson. St.Johnsbury Ac., J K Colby. St. Albans Ac., C B Hurlburt. Swanton Falls Academy, H J Moore. Thetford Acad., G E Hood. Townsend, Leland Seminary. C B Smith. Underhill Green Mt. Acad., J S Cilley. Vergennes Classical School, B B Allen. Westminster Sem.. L F Ward Whitingham Academy, E P Andrews. Woodstock South, Green Mt, Liberal Institute. MISCELLANEOUS INSTITUTIONS. The Vermont Bible Society holds its annual meeting on the 3d Wednesday, and the Vermont Colonization Society, on the 3d Thursday in October, at Montpelier. The annual meeting of the Vt. Medical Society is held at Montpelier, on the 2d Thursday in October; and the Vermont Dental Society holds its meeting at the same place, on the the 2d Wednesday after the 2d Thursday in October. The Vermont Agricultural Society holds its annual meeting in January, and the State Fair in September. Annual meeting of the Vermont State Temperance Society 3d Wednesday in January. Masonic Lodges, &c., in Vt.—One Grand Lodge, with 35 Subordinate Lodges chartered, and 3 under dispensation. Address P. C. Tucker, G. M., Vergennes ; J. B. Hollenbeck, G. S , Burlington. One Grand Royal Arch Chapter, with 10 Subordinate Chapters. Address P. C. Tucker, G. H. P.: J. B. Hollenbeck, G. S. One Grand Council, with 8 bordinates. Address G. Washburn, G. M., Montpelier; J. B. Hollenbeck, G. R. One Grand Encampment, with 3 Subordinates. Address D. L. Potter, G. M., Middlebury; J. B. Hollenbeck, G. R-, Burlington. I. 0. op O. F. in Vt. One Grand Lodge, with 27 Subordinate Lodges. AddressG. F. Whitney, G.M., Woodstock; Thos. L. Sheldon, G. S., West Rupert. Vt. Mutual Fire, Montpelier. National Life, Montpelier. Farmers’ Mutual, Montpelier. Orange Co. Mu. Fire, Chelsea. INSURANCE COMPANIES. Rutl’d & Ad.Co. do Brandon. Windham Co. do , Newfane. Windsor Co. do., Woodstock. Address Secretaries as above. COUNTY OFFICERS. 159 COUNTY OFFICERS. Bennington County.—Judges^ D. J. George, F. Kidder. Judges of Probate, Charles Hicks, Heman Morse. Sheriff, Jasper Vial. State's Attorney, Abraham B. Gardner, High Bailiff, H. Cole. Rutland County.—Judges, Barzillai Davenport, Barnes Frisbee, Almon Warner. Judges Probate, R. C. Hunter, A. Warner. Sheriff, Jacob Egerton. State's Attorney, A. A. Nicholson. High Bailiff, Geo. Capron. Addison County .—Judges, Samuel Swift, J. W. Strong. Judges Probate, Calvin G, Tilden, Harvey Munsell. Sheriff, David S. Church. States Attorney, Fred. E. Woodbridge. High Bailiff, Gains A. Collamer. Crittenden County.—Judges, Stephen Sayles, D. H. Onion. Judge Probate, William H. French. Sheriff, Humphrey Paul. States Attorney, Torrey E. Wales. High Bailiff, C. W. Reynolds. Franklin County.—Judges, John C. Bryant, Valentine S. Ferris. Judge Probate, A. J. Sampson. Sheriff, A. H. Mason. State's Attorney, Henry G. Edson. High Bailiff, Seth Oakes. Grand Isle County.—Judges, H. H. Reynolds, Orange Phelps. Judge Probate, Elijah Haynes. Sheriff, S. H. Pike. State's Attorney, H. C. Adams. Lamoille County.—Judges, Eli Hinds,, Alger Jones. Judge Probate, Samuel Merriam. SheriffEmory Town. State's Attorney, J. A. Child. High Bailiff, Harvey McAl-laster. Orleans County.—Judges, J. Walbridge, E. Stewart. Judge Probate, M. Carpenter. Sheriff, S G. Bean. State's Attorney, John P. Sartle. Essex Co.—Judges, John P. Dennison and Horace B. Root. Judge of Probate, William Chandler. Sheriff, Daniel H. Beatti. State's Attorney, William H. Hartshorn. High Bailiff, William D. Bosebrook. Orange County.—Judges, C. Barrett, S. Arnold. Judges Probate, H. A. White., James S. Moore. Sheriff, J. Dodge.I State's Attorney, C. E. Dewey. High Bailiff, E. T. Smith. Caledonia County.—Judges, James D. Bell and Charles' C Newell. Judge Probate, Charles S. Dana. Sheriff 0. P. Wakefield. State's Attorney, S. W. Slade. High Bailiff, E. Woodruff. Windsor County. Judges, W. Palmer, N. B. RoundyJ Judges Probate, Salmon F. Dutton, John Porter. Sheriff,' Lorenzo Richmond. State's Attorney, John Ward. High Bailiff, Silas Warren. Windham County.—Judges, William Harris, Emery Wheelock Judges Probate, Abishai Stoddard, Royal Tyler. Sheriff, Stephen Niles. State's Attorney, B. L. Knowlton. High Bailiff, L. F. Walker. Washington County.—Judges, E. S. Newton, N. Eaton. Judge Probate, H. Tilden. Sheriff, J. H. Hastings. State's Attorney, C. H. Boyce. High Bailiff, Jacob Bennett. GOVERNMENT OF VERMONT. His Excellency Ryland Fletcher, Governor, Proctors’ ville. James M. Slade, Lieutenant-Governor, Middlebury. Henry M. Bates, Treasurer, Northfield. EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE APPOINTMENTS. C. W. Willard, Secretary of State, Montpelier. G. W. Shaw, Sec’y. Civil and Military Affairs, Burlington. G. B. Kellogg, Adjutant-General, Saxton’s River. G. W. Grandey, Quarter Master General, Vergennes. A. H. Hill, Judge Advocate General, Groton. W. M. Pingry, Auditor of Accounts, Bethel. J. Steele, Bank Commissioner, Windsor. Hiram Harlow, Superintendent State Prison, Windsor. S. W. Thayer, Commissioner of the Insane, Burlington. Harvey Webster, State Librarian, Montpelier. SENATE. His Honor James M. Slade, President. Clark H. Chapman, of Ludlow, Secretary. R. C. Benton, Jr., of Johnson, Assistant Secretary. A. Webster, of Montpelier, Chaplain. Addison Co.—Joseph Warner, John Pierpoint. Bennington Co.—Barber Thompson, Elias B. Burton. Caledonia Co.—Edward A. Cahoon, Henry Walker. Chittenden Co.—Martin Wires, Francis Wiison, Levi Underwood. Essex Co.—Reuben C. Benton. Franklin Co.—William H. Blake, H. N. Barber, H. S. Royce. Grand Isle Co.—Asa Reynolds. Lamoille Co.—J. M. Hotchkiss. Orange Co.—J. Morse Flint, Henry C. Dwight. Orleans Co.—Wm B. Cole. Rutland Co.—William M. Field, John L. Marsh, C. M. Willard. Washington Co.—John Gregory, Franklin A. Wright. Windham Co.—Asa Keyes, James H. Phelps, William H. Jones. Windsor Co —George Johnson, Shubael Converse, Augustus P. Hunton, George F. Davis. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. George W. Grandey, of Vergennes, Speaker. George R. Thompson, of Montpelier, Clerk B. F. Fifield, of Orange, Geo. W. Cahoon, of Lyndon, and N. Williams, Jr., of Woodstock, Assistant Clerks. In the following list of Members of the Legislature, nearly all are reported as Republicans, and those whose names are in italics as Democrats. The total number of votes for Governor was 46,983, of which Fletcher had 34,052, Keyes 11,661, Scattering 270. Fletcher’s majority, 22,121.________________________ REPRESENTATIVES—VOTE FOR GOVERNOR. 161 ADDISON COUNTY. Towns. Pop. 1850. Representatives for 1856. Fletcher. Keyes Addison,.......1279 H. Converse,...... 94 5 Bridport,......1393 H. Smith,.......... 96 17 Bristol........1344 W. C Eider,....... 148 53 Cornwall,.....1155 0. Field,...........134 13 Ferrisburg,....2075 G. F. Stone, ......160 4 Goshen,.......486 W. A. Belknap, ... 60 4 Granville....... 603 A. G. Allen,....... 78 11 Hancock,........430 E. Darling,....... 59 5 Leicester,......596 L. R. Sayles,..... 50 11 Lincoln,.......1057 C.F. Bush, ........103 2 Middlebury,...3547 J. W. Stewart, .... 235 88 Monkton,.......1246 N. Finney,....... 112 33 New Haven,... 1663 L. Meacham,........145 7 Orwell,........1470 E. S. Catlin,....128 9 I'antou,........559 P. Bristol, ...... 69 6 Kipton,.........507 M. K. Day,....... 67 Salisbury,.....1027 E. H. Weeks,..... 98 35 Shoreham,......1601 J. M. Lamb,......141 6 Starksboro,.... 1400 L. Taft, ...........180 2 Vergennes,.....1378 G. W. Grandey,... ;37 18 Waltham,........270 H. S. Cross....... 36 4 Weybridge,......804 Isaac Drake,....... 80 13 Whiting,........629 A. F. Ellsworth, .. 66 25 BENNINGTON COUNTY. Arlington,.....1084 Norman Hard, .... 116 29 Bennington,.. .3923 T. Jewett,......... 385 242 Dorset,........1709 G. B Holley,......241 102 Glastenbury,.....52 J. M’Donald,..... Landgrove,......337 C. P. Mead,...... Manchester,....1782 D. P. Walker, .... 203 52 Peru,......... 567 A. T. Bayard,..... 68 19 Pownal,........1742 P. Wright,........ 209 92 Readsboro,..... 857 S. Mason,......... 144 50 Rupert,........1101 M. Denio,..........135 8 Sandgate,.......850 R. M Provan, .... Searsburg,......201 S. M. Robinson, ... 49 2 Shatt&bury,....1096 II. A. Cole........182 131 Stamford........833 J. R. Houghton,... 77 35 Sunderland,....479 G. B. Bacon,....... 29 48 Winhall,........762 J. T. Leonard, .... 103 7 Woodford........423 Wm. C. Park, .... 47 38 CALEDONIA COUNTY. Barnet,........2521 A. Johnson, ...... 257 114 Burke,.........1103 L. Jenkins,....... 164 46 Danville, .....2577 T. Howard,.........219 135 Groton..........895 Wm. M’Lauglilin,. 98 30 Hardwick, ....1402 J. Underwood,.... 166 65 Kirby,........514 no choice,............ 67 21 162 REPRESENTATIVES—VOTE FOR GOVERNOR. Towns. Pop. 1850 Representatives for 1856. Fletcher. Keyes. 150 67 85 50 65 109 51 Lyndon,.......1752 Newark,........434 Peacham,......1377 Ryegate,......1606 Suettield,.....797 St, Johnsbury, 2758 Sutton,.......1001 Walden,........910 Waterford, ....1412 Wheelock,......558 D. L. Rav,........211 A. P. Taft,....... 58 M. Martin,........151 C. Somers, ........107 J. G. Kenniston .. 104 H. Hastings,......515 J. C, Blake,...... 119 S. Currier,.......109 J. D. Stoddard,.... 133 W, Chase,.......... 99 ESSEX COUNTY. Bloomfield,.,,...244 Brighton,......193 Brunswick,,,,, .119 Canaan,........471 Concord,......1152 East Haven,.....94 Granby,........127 Guildhall, ......501 Remington,.....187 Lunenburg, ..1124 Maidstone,.....237 Victory,.......168 Bakersfield, ...1503 Berkshire, ____1955 Enosburgh,_____2009 Fairfax, ......2111 Fairfield, ....2591 Fletcher,......1084 Franklin,......1646 Georgia,.......2686 Highgate,......2653 Montgomery,.. 1001 Richford,......1004 W. Stevens........ 27 45 S. D. Hobson,... 51 88 J. Washburn, ...... 16 27 H. Flanders,...... 145 37 C. HiU, ......,... 140 51 Horace L Walter,.. Daniel Elkins,.,,.. 17 11 H. L. Watson, ,,,.51 50 A. Blodgett,.... J. W Hartshorn,.. 158 57 T. 0. Beattie,.. 17 83 Clias. Hall,..,.,,.. FRANKLIN COUNTY. S. S. Brigham, .... 112 59 B. B. Smith,.... 164 44 A. S. Ladd,....... 232 31 A. Ufford, ....... 240 57 G. R. Soule, ......171 170 L. Wells,.......... 84 58 Y. Horskin,....... 185 38 G. W. Ranslow,... 185 51 J. Carman,........ 213 106 S. Goodspeed...... L. H. Goff,.......121 43 CHITTENDEN COUNTY. Bolton,........602 E. N. Colton,... 59 42 Burlington,....7585 H. B. Stacy,....... 430 190 Charlotte,....1634 B. Beers.........163 13 Colchester,...2575 Roswell Newton, .. 190 70 Essex,........2052 L. M. Williams,... 212 90 Hinesburgh,.. .1734 A. H. Post,..... 207 17 Huntington,....885 Royal Firman,— Jericho,......1837 L. A. Bishop,....199 34 Milton,.......2451 R. Bascomb,.....231 58 Richmond,.....1453 Rufus Stevens, .... 142 44 Shelburn,.....1257 P. E. Smith,..... 83 36 St. George,...127 R. Lockwood,.... 25 Underhill,....1599 E. Hanniford.... 153 41 Westford,.....1458 J. H. Woodward,.. 213 3 Williston,....1669 A. Shaw, ....... 147 7 REPRESENTATIVES—VOTE FOR GOVERNOR. 163 Towns. Pop. 1850. Representatives for 1856. Fletcher, Keyes. Sheldon,......1814 D. D. Wead, .........150 116 St. Albans, ... .3567 H. F. Stevens,. 286 126 Swanton, .....2824 E. C. Wait,......213 130 GRAND ISLE COUNTY. Alburgh,......1568 S. F. Mott,.... 136 22 Grand Isle,...666 Wm. Chamberlain, Isle la Mott,... .476 Peter Fleury,... South Hero,. *. .705 A. K. Hubbard, ... North Hero,... .730 J. S. Landon,... 53 40 LAMOILLE COUNTY. Belvidere, ....256 Amos Thomas, .... Cambridge,.... 1849 E. Bentley,...... 168 68 Eden,..........668 A. Stevens, ..... Elmore,.......594 L. M. Grout,..... Hydepark, ... .1107 W. P. S. Noyes,.... 164 125 Johnson,......1381 D. J. Perry,..... 207 13 Morristown, ...1441 M. W. Terrell, .... 212 56 Stowe,........1771 J. Robinson,.... 250 80 Waterville, ....753 A. Hartshorn, ....107 16 Wolcott,......909 L. Tillotson, ...... 135 48 ORANGE COUNTY. Bradford,.....1723 H. Strickland, .... 198 114 Braintree,....1228 Avery Fitz,.....121 25 Brookfield,...1672 W. E. Chamberlain, 215 76 Chelsea,......1958 H. Lincoln...... 257 95 Corinth,......1906 M. C. Henderson,.. 219 178 Fairlee,....... 557 A. H. Gilmore,.... 80 47 Newbury,......2984 A. B. W. Tenney, . 298 215 Orange,.......1007 N. S. Cutler,....Ill 92 Randolph,.....2666 J. B.Hutchinson,.. 375 115 Strafford,....1540 R. H. Rollins,.. 190 96 Thetford,.....2016 Alonzo George, ... 228 176 Topsham,......1668 O. H. Watson,....125 168 Tunbridge,....1786 John Moxley,..... 227 74 Yershire......1071 D. M. Baldwin,.... 141 83 Washington,... 1348 B.W.Bartholomew, 173 95 West Fairlee,.. 695 Joseph H. Quimby, 115 77 Williamstown,.1452 L. M. Martin,.... 175 72 ORLEANS COUNTY. Albany,.......1051 J. C. Rowell,.... 126 41 Barton.........987 M. Nutter,...... 112 58 Brownmgton, ..613 W. Aldrich, ........ 60 14 Charleston, ....1008 W. E. Clarke,....138 10 Coventry,.....867 L. Frost,........... 103 24 Craftsbury,... .1223 S. Chamberlain,... Derby,........1750 Ira Fish,.......... 168 53 Glover........1137 None,.............. 146 62 Greensboro, ..1008 J. W. Smith....... 58 85 Holland,......669 Wm. Hall......... 164 REPRESENTATIVES—VOTE FOR GOVERNOR. Towns. Pop. 1850. Representatives for 1856. Fletcher, Keyes. Irasburgh,....1034 S. D. Howard, .... 128 2 Jay,..........371 I. Hadlock,....... Lowell,........637 A. F. Harding,.... Morgan, .......486 J. Bartlett,...... Newport,......748 Otis Sawyer,...... Salem,........455 Chas. Blake,...... Troy, ........1008 W. D. Elkins,..... Westfield,....502 C. Braley,........ Westmore,.....152 A. Bemis,........ RUTLAND COUNTY. Benson,.......1305 R. Sherwood,......143 10 Brandon,......2835 R. Y. Marsh,......311 51 Castleton,....3016 C. Spencer,..... 240 64 Chittenden,...675 G. W. Barnard, ... 99 1 Clarendon, ....1477 H. Kingsland,.....211 7 Danby,........1535 J. T. Griffith.. 200 3 Fairhaven,....902 W. C. Kittredge,.. 120 31 Hubbardton,....701 F. Holmes,........ 74 12 Ira,.......... 400 B. Fish. ........ 89 Mendon,.......504 E. Edson,......... Middletown,....875 L. Copeland,........ Mount Holly,..1534 B. Billings,...........213 6 Mount Tabor,.. .'SOS L. P. Howe,....... Pawlet........1843 C. Allen,......... Pittsfield,...542 C. Jocelin,............ 74 13 Pittsford,....2026 J. Warner,............ 170 46 Poultney,.....2329 F. Ruggles,....... Rutland,......3715 W. F. Barnes, .... 582 123 Sherburne,....578 R. Eastbrook,... 47 44 Shrewsbury,... 1268 A. Johnson,.......112 46 Sudbury.......794 W. P. J. Hyde,.... 80 59 Tinmouth,.....717 E. E. Leslie, ........108 4 Wallingford,.. 1688 E. Martindale, .... 274 19 Wells..........804 N. Paul, .............. 80 24 West Haven,... .718 H. K Hunt,........ WASHINGTON COUNTY. Barre,........1845 J. C. Parker,... 279 90 Berlin,.......1507 S. Campbell,.... 209 93 Cabot,........1357 M. P. Wallace,.... 174 32 Calais,.,.....1410 L. Warren,.............194 106 Duxbury,......845 J. Crossett,........... 92 24 E. Montpelier, 1447 S. F. Stevens,.. 168 87 Fayston,......681 J. S. Campbell,.... 65 61 Marshfield, ....1102 E. Carlton,..... 146 68 Middlesex, ....1365 G. Leland,............ 172 64 Montpelier, ...2310 F. F. Merrill,.. 284 155 Moretown, ....1335 H. Kneeland, .....101 68 Northfield, ... .2922 I. B. Howe,.......... 579 264 Plainfield, ...808 E. M. Perry,.......... 125 57 Roxbury,......967 A Braley,..............119 99 Waitsfield, ....1021 I. Richardson, ....117 23 Warren,.......962 J. Eaton, jr.,.........174 19 Waterburv. ...2352 J. Greene, ........... 260 125 REPRESENTATIVES—VOTE FOR GOVERNOR. 165 Towns. Pop. 1850. Represenatives for 1856. Fletcher. Woodbury, ...1070 Isaac Wells,....117 Worcester, ....702 C.Hunt,......... 93 WINDHAM COUNTY. Athens,......... oua BrattleDoro, ...3816 Brookline,.....285 Dover,.........709 Dummerston,. .1645 Grafton,.......1241 Guilford, ......1329 Halifax,.......1133 Jamaica,.......1606 Londonderry,. .1274 Marlboro,......896 Newfane,.......1304 Putney,........1425 Rockingham,.. 2837 Somerset,......321 Stratton,......286 Townshend,....1354 Yernon,........821 Wardsboro,....1125 Westminister,. .1721 Whitingham,... 1280 Wilmington,...1372 Windham,.......463 M. W. Davis,... 61 J. D. Bradley, .... 317 Samuel Cutler, .... 53 Liberty Howe, .... 108 Asa Lawton,......150 B. W. Dean,......159 S. L. Hunt,......150 A. H. Stone,.....121 David Eddy,......185 Dwight Tyler, .... 168 H. O. Ballou,.... 85 M. Newton,.......136 J. Kimball,......178 A. Wentworth, jr., 301 M. R. Crosby, .... 31 J.N. Glazier,.... 51 Esek Atwood,......190 John Hunt,....... 93 H. Plympton,.....142 A. M. Albee,.....173 Perley Starr,....168 F. M. Crosby,....209 Clark Stearns,...132 Andover,.......725 Baltimore,.....124 Barnard,......1747 Bethel,.......1730 Bridgewater,.. .1311 Cavendish,... .1576 Chester,......2001 Hartford,.....2159 Hartland,.....2063 Ludlow,.......1619 Norwich,......1978 Plymouth,.....1226 Pomfret,......1546 Reading,......1171 Rochester,....1493 Royalton,.....1850 Springfield,__2762 Stockb ridge,.. .1327 Sharon,.......1240 W eathersfield,. 1851 Weston.........950 West Windsor, . 1002 Windsor,......1928 Woodstock,... 3041 WINDSOR COUNTY. none,........... 80 J. Leland,....... 11 Moses E. Cheney, .. 167 A. G. Marsh,......194 W H. Lemmex,... 149 G. L. Balcom,..... 160 G. P. Spaulding, .. 288 Daniel Smith,.....280 John Colby, .......172 N. Cud worth,...151 Wm. E. Lewis,.... 231 I. Pollard,...... 97 K. Russ,.........137 Samuel Herrick,... 97 James Wing,.......217 E. Atwood,........192 No choice,.....122 A. Woolson,.......371 T. S. Hubbard,.... 150 J. M. Aldrich, ...207 P. N. Wiley,......165 Orange Leavens, .. 116 Jason Steele,.....195 T. E. Powers,.....385 Keyes. 100 41 5 37 6 21 17 19 16 9 20 39 17 56 19 144 13 15 30 29 45 45 45 40 146 84 103 20 40 77 111 120 114 22 63 25 14 57 92 99 30 29 5 48 58 109 Total,... .Fletcher, 34,052. Keyes, 11,661. scattering 270. 166 POPULATION—ELECTIONS—U. S. GOVERNMENT. TOTAL POPULATION IN THE U. S„ &c. Slaves. States. Sq. Miles. Free Population. Free States, 612,597 13,434,688 Slave States, 851,508 6,406,606 Territories, 1,472,061 92,372 The total population of the U. S. in 1850 was 23,191,074. Number of slave holders, 347,525, or little over one third of one million. Number of men in the U. S. Army, 15,752. 3,204,051 292 TIMES OF HOLDING STATE ELECTIONS 1857. MARCH 10, New Hampshire. APRIL 1, Rhode Island. April 6, Connecticut. April 16, Virginia. AUGUST 3, Alabama, Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri. August 6, Tennesee, North Carolina. SEFfEMBER 1, Vermont. September 14, Maine. OCTOBER 5, Arkansas, Georgia, Florida. October 7, Maryland. October 12, South Carolina. October 13, Pensylvania, Ohioj Indiana, Illinois. NOVEMBER 2, Mississippi, Lousi-ana, Texas. November 3, Massachusetts, New York, Michigan. November 10, Delaware. NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. PRESIDENT AND CABINET. Franklin Pierce, President, salary $25,000. Wm. L. Marcy, N. York, Sec’y of State, James Gutherie, Ken. Sec’y of Treasury, Jefferson Davis, Miss. Secretary of War, James C Dobbin, N. Caro. Secretary of Navy, Robt. McClelland, Mich. Secretary of Interior, James Campbell, Penn. Postmaster General, Caleb Cushing, Mass. Attorney General, $8,000 8,000 8,000 8,000 8,000 8,000 8,000 U. S. SUPREME COURT. This court has one session annually, at Washington, commencing on the first Morday in December. There are nine judicial Circuits, in each of which a Circuit Court is held twice every year, by one Judge of the U. S. Supreme Court, and the District Judge of the State or District where the Court sits. Circuit. Residence. Appointed. Salary. 4 R. B Taney, Chief Justice, Baltimore, Md. 1830, $5,000 1 Benj. R. Curtis, As. J. Boston, Mass. ' ~ * “ C. Town, N. Y. 2 Samuel Nelson, 3 Robert C. Grier, “ 5 John A Campbell, “ 6 James M Wayne, “ 7JohnMcLean, “ 8 John Catron, “ 8 Peter V. Daniel, “ Caleb Cushing, Atty. Gen., Benj. C. Howard, Reporter, 1851, 1845, 1846, Pittsburg, Pa. Mobile, Ala. Savanah, Ga. Cincinnati, O. Nashville, Ten. Richmond, Va. Washington, D.C. 1853^ Baltimore, Md. 1843, 4.500 4.500 4.500 1853, 4,500 1835, 4,500 1829, 1837, 1841, 4.500 4.500 4.500 8,000 1.300 MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. 167 MEMBERS OF THE 34th. CONGRESS. Second session commences Dec. 1, 1856. The Senators names are in italics, with the year when their terms expire. Republicans are designated by a *. ALABAMA. J E. B. Washburne,* I. Washburn, Jr.* C. C. Clay, Jr. 1859 J. H. Woodworth* Thos. J. D. Fuller. B. Fitzpatrick, 1861 Jesse O. Norton* MARYLAND. W. R. W. Cobb, Jas. Knox* Thos. G. Pratt, 1857 S. W. Harris. Vacancy. Jas. A. Pearce, 1861 James F. Dowdell, L. T. Harris, MASSACHUS’TS. G. S. Houston, James C. Allen, Chs. Sumner,* 1857 Percy Walker, Vacancy. Henry Wilson* 1859 Eli Shorter, S A. Marshall. Rev. R. B. Hall,* Wm. R. Smith, INDIANA. James Buffington* ARKANSAS. J. D. D. Bright,1857 W. S. Damrell* W. K. Sebastian, 54 Vacancy. 1861 Linas B. Comins,* R. W. Johnson, 1861 Smith Miller, A. Burlingame.* A. B. Greenwood, W. H. English, Timothy Davis4* Albert Rust. Geo. G. Dunn,* N. P. Banks, Jr.* CALIFORNIA. WilliamCumback* C. L. Knapp* John B. Weller, 1857 David P Halloway* A. DeWitt,* Vacancy, 1861 Lucien Barbour,* C. C. Chaffee. J. W. Denver, Harvey D. Scott,* Rev.MarkTrafton* P.T. Herbert. Daniel Mace* MICHIGAN. CONNECTICUT. Schuyler Colfax,* Lewis Cass, 1857 Isaac Toucey, 1857 Samuel Brenton,* Chs. E. Stuart, 1859 Laf. S. Foster* 1861 John U. Pettit.* Wm. A. Howard,* Ezra Clark,* IOWA. Henry Waldron* John Woodruff, 2d* G. W. Jones, 1859 D. S. Walbridge* Sidney Dean,* James Harlan.* 1861 Geo. W. Peck. Wm. \V. Welch* KENTUCKY, i MISSISSIPPI. DELAWARE. J. B. Thompson,1859 Stephen Adams, 1857 Jas. A. Bayard, 1857 J. J. Crittenden,1861 A. G. Brown, 1859 J. M. Clayton, 1859 Henry C. Burnett, MISSOURI Elisha D. Cullen. John P. Campbell, H. S. Geyer, 1857 FLORIDA. W. L. Underwood Vacancy. 1861 S. Mallory, 1857 A. G. Talbot, Luther 31. Kennett, David L. Yulee,1%1 Joshua H. Jewett, Gilchrist Porter,* A. E. 3Iaxwell. J. M. Elliott, James L. Lindley, GEORGIA. Hnmphr’yMarshall T. P. Akers. Robert Toombs, 1859 A. K. Marshall, Mordecai Oliver,’ Alfred Iverson, 1861 Leander M. Cox, John S. Phelps, 31artinJ. Crawford S. F. Swope Samuel Caruthers. Howell Cobb, LOUISIANA. N. HAMPSHIRE. N. G.Foster, J. P. Benjamin, 1859 John P. Hale* 1859 R. P. Trippe, John Slidell, 1861 James Bell* 1861 Hiram Warner, 3IAINE. James Pike,* John H. Lumpkin, H. Hamlin* 1857 31. W. Tappan,* Alex. H. Stephens. W. P. Fessenden,*b8 A. R Cragin,* James L Seward, John 31. Wood* NEW JERSEY. LLINOIS. John J. Perry,* J R. Thompson,1857 S. A. Douglass, 1859 Eben Knowlton,* Wm. Wright, 1859 L. Trumbull* 1861 Samuel P. Benson* J. D. Clawson,* 168 MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. G. R. Robbins,* Timothy C. Day,* S. CAROLINA. James Bishop,* J. Scott Harrison,* J. J. Evans, 1859 George Vail, L. D. Campbell,* A. P. Butler, 1861 A C M Bennington* M. H. Nichols,* John M’Queen, NEW YORK. Richard Mott,* William Aiken, Hamltn. Fish* 1857 Jonas R. Emrie,* M. Keitt, W. H. Seward.* 1861 Aaron Harlan,* Preston S. Brooks, William V. Valk, Benjamin Stanton* James L. Orr, J. S. T. Stranahan* 0. K. Watson,* Wm. W. Boyce. Guy R. Belton,* O. F. Moore,* TENNESSEE. John Kelley, V. B. Horton,* James C. Jones, 1857 Thos. R. Whitney, Samuel Galloway,* John Bell, 1859 John Wheeler,* John Sherman,* A. G. Watkins, Thomas Childs,Jr.* Philemon Buss,* W. H. Sneed, Abra’mWakeman* W. R. Sapp,* S. A. Smith, Bayard Clark* Edward Ball,* John H. Savage, Ambro. S. Murray* C. J. Albright, Charles Ready, Rufus H. King* B. F. Leiter ,* G W. Jones, Killian Miller,* Edward Wade,* J. V. Wright, Russell Sage* J. R. Giddings* F.K.Zollicotfer, Samuel Dickson,* J. A. Bingham.* Etheridge,* Edward Dodd* PENNSYLVA. Thomas Rivers. Geo. A. Simmons,* R. Broadhead. 1857 1857 Frincis E. Spinner* W. Bigler, 1861 J?! Thomas R. Horton* T. B. Florence, ^m Houston, 1859 Jonas A Hughston* J. R. Tyson,* „ r^“ns, O. B. Matteson,* W. 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Burton S. Craige, RHODE ISLAND. Henry Dodge, 1857 T. L. Clingman C T. James* lb57 Charles Durkee, 1861 OHIO. Phillip Allen* 1859 Daniel Weils, J r. Bnj. F. Wade* 1857 Nat’l B. Durfee* C. C. Washburn,* George E. Pugh, 1861 Benj. B. Thurston.* C. Billinghurst.* THE HORSE, MOST NOBLE ANIMAL. That indefatigable laborer in behalf of true Veterinary Science, Dr. George H. Dadd, has in press, to be published by us during the winter, the most superb work on the Horse ever published in the world, entitled, The Anatomy and Physiology of the Horse. In one large octavo volume of 300 pages. Illustrated with 20 superb Anatomical Plates of the Horse, from a great French work. Price, with colored plates, - - - $4,00 Price, with uncolored plates, - - $2,00 Orders for this elegant and valuable work in advance of publication are solicited by the Publishers. Also, just published, the Eleventh Thousand of THE MODERN HORSE DOCTOR, By Dr. George P. Dadd. 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