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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-23

The Tdr6.-Tbe good effect of the passage of
the Tariff Act is beginning TO be felt in
Stale. We learn that orders have recently been
received by journeymen shoemakers in several
towns in our vicinity, who have been thrown out
Gi employ by the reduction of the duties in
the late Tariff to return tn Massachusetts, where
they had formerly been employed, to engage again
in their business, which is now protected by the
new 1nrif.-SOrtiand (Me.) AIDE.
Bloody Duel-Two young men at Columbia
Pa. determined TO settle dispute about some fair
ladies by an appeal to arms. challenge was
given and accepted, the parties met with pistols,
took aim, fired at the same instant, and one fell,
baihed in blOod-poured from a bottle 10y his wag-
isb second
city displayed two skins from the flag slaves
nj their Reading Room, on Saturday, 10 denote the
wing victory in Vermont We understand they
have passed vote TO announce every Wing vic.
tory by similar display of coon skins. We adj
wise them 10 lay in bale oflhosc ARTICLES, nj least
rs they will have frequent Use for them, between
this and the first OF January, 45.-.4tias
appointments by The President. By aud with
the advice and consent Of the Senate Lewis
Warrington, TO be Chief of the Bureau, Navy
Yards and Docks. William NJ. Crane, to hc Chief
ofthe Bureau Of Ordinance and of photography.
William p. c. Barton, to be Chief Of the Bureau
of Medicine and Surgery. David Conner 10 be
and Repairs. Charles w. Godsborough TO he
ChieI Of the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
A Recent ia part.-A late North Carolina pa
per contains HE following queer acknowledge
ment:
June 81, 1912 Received from the Sheriff of
parson county, N, c., 80 lushes in part oil a debt
due from the Commonwealth, for bgamy,l to be
paid in Two other annual inslalIments.
EDWARD A. CALLAHAN"
.4nother Veto. A fond father, the other day,
wishing TO form an alliance between his stupid son
and fine young lady of his acquaintance, sent
him to her with the following note:
"Dear Madam--allow me TO present my Bill
for your acceptance"
The lady sent the lad back to his father, with
the following reply:
"Dear Sir--your Bill is vetoed"
Returning Good for Epil.-A gentlemen in Nor
witch, Conn, whose garden WINS entered and plum
dsred on Sunday night, gives notice in the Cour
Ter of that city that il the deI'redalor will call on
him any morning during tho week, he shall re-
ceive two days supply of fresh vegetables and a
copy ofthe Holy Scriptures, and no, questions ask
ed"
Wanied-Girls want good husbands +; young
men want prudent and sweet tempered wives
Dandies aud fashionable ladies' who screw thei,
waists 10 resemble wasps, want common sense.
Franklin says tina, /" seven hours sleep is enough
for scholar, eight for laborer, aud nine Tor
hog Who fuuers?
"Can you tell me the way to the penetentiary p
asked stranger. Eyes, sir-pick the frs, man
pocket that you meet"
Ii is very agreeable when making call upon
friend, TO be met at the door by large growlin,
ugly barking dog.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

w the subscribers, being appointed by The Honorable
Probate Couri for The district of Bradford conims-
sionesto receive examine and adjust all claims and
mands of all persons against the estate Of Martha Omsby
late OF Cornh IN SAID district deceased represent inso
wont, and also all demands and claims exhibited offset
thereto and six months from the h day Of August 1912
being fol that purpose gNen-We therefore do hereby
give notice that we will attend the business of the said
appointment at the house o Zenas Carpenter in Cornth
Thursday tho LIST ofDecember 1912, and on Wednes.
day, the lrd February ls43, from o'clock p Al.
ill four O'clock z NJ of each day.
MANSFIELD TAPLIN, Comms.
THEODORE COOKE, : stoners.
Cnrnlh. Sepiembnr 10. lS4n. Ii
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RROWNINGTON.

w HEREAS the Legislature of the State of Vermont
IN The year thousand eight hundred and forty,
assessed tax of four per all lands (publc
ands excepted) The Of Brownnglon, the county
of Orleans sand State for the purpose of making and re-
pairing roads and building bridges-These " arm the
ptoprclors and land owners oil The of Bloomington
who paid their proportion Of said in labor or
otherwise the committee appointed 10 supentend the
expenditure of the TO the subscriber that so much
Of their lands will be sold public yenduo at the dwelling
house Of William Gil6an r The Town Of Brownngton ia
The county of Orleans, 18th day of November next
at ten o'clock forenoon will be requisite to discharge
their respective taxes, with costs,
Dated Burke this l4'h day Of September, A d 1912
rs ISAAC DENlSON Collect r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-23

The taie Session of Congress.-The present
Congress, particularly the House of Representa-
tives, having been repeatedly accused OF being
negligent and lnnltenlive TO business, it is due to
them that few facs should be presented to the
Public from which they may Judge of The truth Of
the accusation.
The first ground of complaint against them,
was OF delay IN The passage OF tho General APP
preparation Bill for the civil and diplomatic ex-
penditures Of the Government. The time OF pas
sing said Bill 10y the House for the last ten years
Mt each long session Of Congress- has been as fol.
lows;
in 1882 on the 5lh day of MAY.
In 1894, on the 9th of June.
In 1886, on 9Th of May.
In 1885, on the 9th of April.
In 1910, on The 9th Of May.
The average time, then, taken to pass these bills
for The last ten years, was TO the 18th of May. Al
this session, the General Appropriation Bill pissed
the House oil The 20lh of April that is, w eniy
seven days earlier than the average time for the
last ten years, although, owing TO the duty of en-
curing into and correcting abuses, much more
time than usual was consumed in examining ant
debating the details Of this and other Approprla
ton bills
If the business done at the House OF these two
sessions be conlrased, 1t will stand thus:
Al the second long session under Mr. Van Blu
rem there were
Reports made, ZIG; Bills reported, 524; Bill
passed the House, 2ll. At the present session
there were-Reporls made, l,O98 Bills reported
6l0; Bills passed The House 800.
The general result of comparison is, that th,
Congress has made more eporIs,passed more pub
lie laws, aud done more important business thar
any other Congress which ever convened sine,
the formation Of the Government
During the last session, moreover Congress hal
passed Two very important bills which have always
required great deliberstion, and occupied much
iime viz; the Apportionment bill and Tariff
bill
The four previous ApportionmeDl bs,viz: those
OF 1901 1911, 1922, and 1891 occupied tho House
on an average, just thirty days each.
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Nashua, September !


THE argu nd comm dious STORE Randolph Centre
J. Village la'elv occupied by Justus w, French Tn,
uppsr story of the building finished and occupied for
dwelling house and 'h,I" are Two suitable rooms for sh rs
ing and all good repair, and located in The central
and business part of The village
Also all the goods in the consisting Of the usual
variety kept country sores will be sold for cash
shou approved credit Terms will be such Offer
great inducements those wishing - purchase des
bic stand for business Enqur. OF JusIus w. French
or p Perrin Of Randop h tho subscriber Derby Line
VI, for particulars. SAML l.. FRENCH.
Randolph, September 10, ls42. 10
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STATE OF VERMONI, Washington, SIS.

> ] y u Vt L'lA-hC-Ni ~ uS"lhE' wa 80
''''''1 Vs. - '' tx cHANcERY-FounA Circuit.
LaDan Rice, "
w in the county OF aslnston aorc' and las hied his
bill of compliant, stating substance that one johann
Ellis Of Norhtieh IN SAID county OF Washing being
sly indebted to one Aphousn Rice Of said Nor hdtd
lid on hr fourth lay Of MAJ 1889 make aud exc
cure unto the SAID RICE, fur plomssoy nots OF baud Of
het dare in $50 payable IN one ycaIone for el50
payable yeas-une Tor Sl5O payable IN Three years
and for $50 payable IL four yearsdl on interest
yabe said Rice order and IN order to secure
he OF said notes SAID ellis did on sad 4'h day OF
MAY 1889 BY deed Of bargain and sale, convey unto The
sad Alphonso Rice the following described land IN sad
Nob6eld VIZ all the land which the said phonso Rice
had decided to the said Jotham Ellis the Alb day Of
NAV d 1889 reference to said deed for particular de-
scription-lhat SAID mortgage deed and duly
conveyed and assigned the orator By the said AphonSo
Rice, the original payee, on the 9th day OF May lSll
for valuable conslderaon-tha pne of sand notes had
been sued and judgment had thereon IN the ame Of SAID
| Rice in Orange Co. Court December Term lS4I, which
was not paid and that the said lothian Ellis the 2Is
day of jane 1882 also conveyed said premises 10 one
Laban Rice of Jarey county of Cheshire and STATE OF
New Hampshire BY ms deed OF that date, and praying Tor
the io closue of the equity Of redemption o me premises
And Whereas appears that the said LaDah i,cc re-
sides out OF tins state, so that subpoena pai W
cvssd s. ,,u,es cbanet "a section 60-No is hereby
gwen The said Laban Rice aug nc 70 ne'euy
appear before the Chane'no 9, % Sonse IN Nnn,nen
in sand county Of Washington On the uiu luesoay Of
November next being the hrs dayoi the heS stated term
~ 49, n,t of ChaneeIy in said county, and make answer
~ h b of complaint aforesaid, and abide such order dl
cton and decree therein as osad Chancelesha Sc EN-
meet .L.u, -,
order TO be published the Vermont Watchman and State
Journal printed at Montpelier in the county ofWashng
ton weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last Of which publications
To be ut least twenty days previous the thin Tuesday
November next, the lime of sitting OF this
Dated at Montpelier IN SAID county Of Washington. this
9Th day of Sep ember. 1872
Tn Reed, Solicitor 70
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NOTICE.

THE sgned has already ef some Of the demands
due him in The hands Of attorneys for collection and
will be under The necessity Of leaving many more unless
hcient All debed TO me will please call and pay, here
by enabling To pay my own debts. o.
September 90, 1912 10 IL. N. BAfLiES'
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition will be pieSens
IN ted to the Legislature Of Vermont al It's next snon
TO be holden at Montpelier the "a Thursday Of October
next prayins for Company to lo Incorporated
suucla Turnpike from Marshfed Village TO the Count
road Mollys Pond in Cabot
Marshied, September eth, ls42, Is
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STATE OF VERNON
George w, Hilchlns, }

Amnsa Lyman d trustees J
\ CTION Of debt Judgment rendered. II favor the
"a plaintiff aganst the defendant by the consideration OF
Washington County supreme Court March Term A ID
1912 o ST. % damages, S43 AZ costs ana so 25
for execution.
TINS said Amasa Lyman not having hal pc sonal noice
of the tendency Of tins OiiercG by Inc Court
stance of SAID sui, together with this Ordo Toe Vermont
Waterman state Journal printed MunrcIrr "a said
county three weeks succcssNvy Che last OF winch uuI.
cations To be mt tls six before Tue sitting 4 TINS
Couu at sad Montpelier on Tie tmd Tucsda j,
Der next which viii be deemed sufficient notice io lie SAID
lyman TO appear at SAID tenn and make 0uswci.
STlLLMAN CHURCHILL, CLERK.
r. C. Smith. Attorney. Is.
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Nj O r E DIR U GS.
CLARK A. COLLINS

AVE tins day received the largest and best stock Of
1 l. DRUGS and MEDICINES ever before offered in
the Montpelier market which the will sell wholesale and
rota such rates as fail to suit the purchaser.
Physicians particular respectfully invited 10 cal aud
the quality and prices before purchasing else where
Physicians from abroad sending their orders may depeud
upon receiving but the frs, quality of medicines, and
at the lowest rates.
Montpelier, Sept I, 1912 70
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GROCERIES,

CLARK & COLLINS have just received fresh supply
~ Of GROCERIES, which they will sell as low as can
DO bought in Montpelier Also WINES selected IN Boss
by DR.. CLARK, for medicinal purposes and warranted
pure. -
Montpelier, Sept, 7, 1912 -
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COMM:ssION ER,s NOTICE.

WE the subscribers beng appointed by the honorable
w the proble Court for he district of Randolph,
missonefs receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against The estate Of Samuel Til
son, late Of Btanrcc in sand district deceased represents
ed insovent and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the eighteenth day of
August beng allowed By SAID Court for hat purpose
do therefore hereby give notice. that will attend to the
busne Of sand appointment Il, the dwelling house of
Josiah Tison in Branirec, the last Monday October
ana the first Monday in February, ON O'Clock = NJ
until four o'clock p Nj on each e SAID days.
BELCHER SALISBURY, Comms-
JOHN SMITH. (sioners
West Randolph September 18Th 1872. rs
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CAST STEEL RIFLEs.
PERU IRON COMPANY


AVE- and ~Il constantly keep IN deposite with their
/ agents at unruus On vi. Peru manufactured Mails
and lron, of the following descriptions, to W.T.
NAILS.
81 ID, ID, ST. 3D. l0I l2d 2OI. Odd SOL 4Od sod cod
SpIKEs-4 inch, ll.2 s, > ~ and6.
FINISHING NNAlLs-6d, 3d. lod I'D, manufac
lured specially for finishing work.
FLOOR NAlLS-l2d, pod and 24d.
IRON.
ROUND IRON-3-s, 7.s6, l-2, GIG, SIS, lI.l6.
81, 5, inch, Is. Ia, 3.s, 1-2, 5 8,
"a, 2 inch, 2 + 4. 2 .2, S,312
SQUARE lRON,-3.s 7.I6 10, 9-l6, SIS, II Is,
"a, IS, J, is, Ia, 3-s, @ ? , inches.
BAND lRON,- LII, I-2, ga, ?, Ia, l.2,
"a, B. 3 ., 4, 4 2, inch.
TIRE IRON,-l Ia, LI.2, "a, . wide, and from
3S TO thick
HORSE SHOE IRON, varous sizes.
HAME AND SCROLL IRON, do do.
MARBLE SAW PLATES, cut to order in short
notice.
The Peru Iron Company manufacture their goods nj
Cntonville N, Y. from iron of their make. They
intend to keep the hands OF their agents full and
complete assortment that be found in the 5 1t is
believed that The goods from this establishment better
manufactured ihunthose rom.any other in the vicinity.
Purchasers respectfully solicited to inspect the goods
If this company Prices as low and terms favorable
can be fund in The State.
T. F. and WI. STRONG Agents
August 25rh, 1912. 10 9m.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden al
Warrington DIST iot S. Monrpclior within and for
said district the It'll day of September A ID ls42:-
( rHRISToPHER DOLE, administrator on the es-
" tate Of Samuel Dole late of Mortified in said district
deceased makes application TO sad to extend the
time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due from SAID
estate and settle his administration account, until some
future dayWhcfeupon ordered BY said that said
application be heard the Probate Office in Montpelier,
on tbs lh day Of October 1872 and it is further order
ed that notice hereof be gwen the creditors Of said
ale and 10 all others concerned, by publishing the sub
stance Of sad application and orders hereoa the Yer.
moni Waichman and Journal printed at Montpelier, al
least three weeks successfully before the aforesaid
app inIet for the hearing Of said application
BY Inc Conr IS AItest. LYMAN BRlGGS. Repit.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that have reinqu,shed to my son
| HORACE PLATr his time from this date and shal
neither pay any debts Of his contracting nor c pI Sf y
his earnings. -. q. .,e.s 80 ~ "a 5oc
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IIRER ATION

THIS ccrihes that have given my son, Stephen A.
A. Peavey, his time, during the remainder oi his mi
nortv shall clam pOy for his service, be respon-
sibe for his contracts from this date.
JOHN w. PEAVEY.
Chelsea, June %, 1912. ~.
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YtKMUN1, WasAlnglon, S..
STATE OF y
Oliver l.. Drew


kTuah HobarIi
CTION Of ejecImeni for piece Of land lying and oe
n ug IN Waterbury said county described as follows
wit; sal that piece Of and dccdcd by said Collins in
ID 1888, and is the which SAID u bart now
vesAlse oihci piece Of land wing IN Addescx in
said county described follows to wit: the month half Of
lot No Sc in the fourth vision aud drawn the original
right of James Neyns and The privileges and appuitenen-
ces belonging unto said ldnds.n
And the SAID James L. Collins not having had personal
ice Of the tendency Of this SUIT is ordered by the Court
that he he notified hereof publishing the substance
of said together with this ORDER in the Vermont
Waterman and Sta'e Journal printed al Montpelier in said
county, three weeks successfully the last Of which pub
ca tons Be at least weeks before the sitting OF this
Court I'D Montpelier the third Tuesday of Noyem-
Der which will be deemed sufficient the said
James L. Collins appear the said and make
STlLLMAN CHURCHILL, Clerk.
re Smith, Attorney. 10
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MACHINERY. &C.

FTNHE subscriber has made Improvements on narrow
l. Cloth Shearng Machines, this seas n which machines
capable ofdoing equal business and able aud
more convenient than any other in New England lie has
ready and building order, cadng, pIcKng, condensing
reg dating, mapping, teazlnggigs l eshlng and shnge
Macnes also on hand Circular saws, for shing woed
capboMds and common shop use, plates aud laps
turning athes presses, card cleaners, COMB plate
Springfield cards AL Numbers of the best quaIt2 Letters
and figures sleol for stamps.
WOOSTER SPRAGUE.
Mon,pclier South end of Arch Bridge, Sept 1912 IS
Also al the above establishment by JAMES MUNROE
HAYES.
CAST STEEL RIFLES,
bored out Of ssd bars and finished with silver
ngs aned hit BIRDS eye at any reasonable dis
lance also Rifles with brass trimmings,
made good be and fair prices; IN fine all
articles IN he Gunsnllh line and repairing its branch.
with neaness aud despach-al cheap for cash or APP
proved credit ORDERS near from, distance, will re-
ceIye immediate and prompt attention.
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

In Barre, 18th inst. by Lyman Briggs, Esq. Mr.. Lo
well and Miss Mandana GoldsbaTy,
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Merchandise Trains will leave CONCORD aud Boston dali
ly Sundays excepted. The Company are now prepared
TO transport Goods and Country Produce, With may be
sent their DepoIs in Concord and Boston.
RArEs-Th ough, Isl class 81 90 por 2oOO lbs. Furn-
iuIe, Carriages Lave Stock Slaves, Heading ship Tim
ber Lumber, Granite, &c. al specific prices.
All goods aud nercha disc viii he al The Iisk of the ow
ner while IN the Company's store Houses.
Terms frcghing, rash, invariably, delivery Of the
Goods by order of the Directors
ISAAC SPALDING, Treasurer.
Nashua Sepiember 10. 1872. IS
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THE WASHINGTON co. SABBATH SCHOOL
UNION will hold its Annual Meeting the Brick Church In
this place Friday tho 3Oh inst O'clock P. NJ Super
inendens teachers members Of Sabbath Schools and all inter
eed IN this institution troug the County, earnestly
lcited to DO present. JOS w hOWEs sec'y.
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JOHN II. HALE,

AS taken tho shop formerly occupied by his brother,
whore he will make genemens Garments IN the la.
and fashionable style, AL warranted to fiji, at
the old stand first door East OF Branch Bridge.
A Garm ,ns made TO order.
iCJ"Paticuar attention paid TO Cutting for others to
make anu warranted
Mnnil Ter, September |, 1912. 10
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PAPER HANGINGS.

H7S ROLLS assorted patterns with appropriate, eoI'
by GEO COBB Co
Village MonipslIer, Sept Q. l8ls 70
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CLOTHS! CLOTIs!! CLOTHs.N
CASH STORE.
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

FALL AND WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
e.-,, THIS road will be opened the pubic for the
S+SsA transportation OF Passengers and Merchan.
v4- disc, on and after MONDAY, September I2h
1912 Passenger Trans daily Sundays excep ed in con-
necon with the cars of the Nashua and Lowell and Bos
ion and Lowell Rail Roads follows
Leave Cnncoid for Manchester Nashua, Lowell and Bos-
ton at S-4 A. NJ. 10 l-2 \. NJ. and 8 4 r. Nj
ave Boston for Nashua, Manchester and Concord al
TIA II l-2 A NJ. aud Sd M
FARE-COucor 10 Boston, 81 5o-Concord TO Low ell
81 SO.
The morning and evening Trains connect with tho Car.
of the Boston and Maine Rail Road. Passengers can b,
conveyed b-ween Concord Manchester, Nashua and An
dover Hayethil Exeter, Dover. Portsmouth, Portland, &c
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MEMBERS Of the Vermont His orca and Anquari-
lNl ran Society hereby no6rd that their third An
nual Meeting will be holden NJ the Brick Chuch in Mont
peher, on Thursday 20l day Of October next three
clock NJ for the choice of officers and to transact sucf
business may oc thought necessary.
G b. MANSER, Secretary.
Montpelier Sep. l6, 1872 Is
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THoNPsoN,s GAZETTEER.

THE WASHINGTON co. FOREIGN MISSION
AIRY SOCIETY will hold Annual Meeting at the sane
tno and place. ]. w. H., Soc'y
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THOMPsON'S GAZETTEER.
The agent for the counties OF Washington, Windsor Or
nnge, would notify the subscribers Of this work that
delayed for the purpose of rendering complete per
feet IL viii contain 100 pages than originally
tempated aud will be ready for distribution An addition
of % cents necessarily be tho price non sub
scrbeis. GEO. w. CARPENTER AGENT
Waitsfeld, Sept 10 1912.
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= J., W ashington county SIS.
} " ashington County Court
; April term A. ID. 1912.
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NOTICE..

(tAME into he cncosu5, If The subscriber ON the Z7th
~ Angus ms ant, dark brown horse whit, upon
both hind feet aud short swlJcn tail. The re
qucs;ed prove property, c1ngcs and ake h away
ZkDEKlAH ROBINSON.
Braintrco v August - 10 H.