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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15
DIR. A. F. PERRY's
VERMIFUG OR ssDEAD SHOT,'

The origin, doveopemen and support OF WOms, IN The hu-
system, be attributed to dupraved and debtatod
condition of bowels il being established
fact that where the digestion is uumPaed and the general
OF the system in healthy state they find hab
nton This preparation has the peculiar advantage only
destroying every worm but also OF producing healthy
the stomach and other OF DIGESTION thereby relieving
many complaints arising from arrangement of the digestive
Although prompt and in its operation and
unpleasant to the TASTE it perfectly safe aud adapted the
| tend tage.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Hon. tho Probate
District Of Randolph, S. )Court for the District Of
RandolphTo all persons concerned the Of Isaac
Baronir, late OF Washington, in said dslric--Greeing
WI HEREAS, Lucy Barron, Administrative Of the cs-
w tate of said deceascd has made application to this
Court for license sell all Of The real estate of said de-
ceased and represents that the is in part necessary
for the payment Of the debts and charges against said
tate, and will be beneficial to all interested therein -
Therefore, you hereby nohed 10 appear at session
of said Court, be held at the Registers Office in Ram
doph, in sad district the LIST Tuesday Of November
d. 1916 and show cause if any you have, why said ccns'
should not be granted, aforesaid And this order shall
Waichman printed Montpelier in this state the las
Of which publca shall be before the day assigned io
hearing, 5 aforesaid.
| 1916.
By order of Court,
&c PHITANDER PERRIN, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court for
District of Randolph the District Of Randolph, TO all
persons concerned in the estate of JAMES ENGLISH late
Tunbridgo, in said district, misunderstanding:
WHEREAS, Charles b. Chandler, administrator of the
w tate of the said deceased, proposes rendering account
of his Administrations und presenting his account against said
estate for Allowance at session of SAID Court to be held at tho
Registers Office IN Randolph, in said District, the First
Wednesday in November, A. ID. lS46-Therefore, you
hereby notified appear before said Court, the time
place aforesaid and show cause any you have why the
account should not be allowed .
Dated at Tunbdge in said district his2ls day of septem
Der, A. d. 1886.
PUILANDER PERRIN Reuster.
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ORANGE, New. Jersey, July l, 1876.


A. b. & d. SANDS:
Gcntemen-I purchased vial of Doctor Perys dead Shot
Nermuge your about weeks snce for little
daughter, aged she hud been unwo for several
months with such variety ofunavorabe symptoms thought
she would into decline and very die Her eyes
unken, her cheeks yd, her bowels swollen, with
cough which annoyed her much when asleep producing
sranguaton auda complete prosaton of the There
gradual wasting of the flesh with sickness Of the stomach
surtng in the sleep and grinding of the teeth itching of the
and other symptoms indicative Of We the
dose given according directions which Iemuued Tho
Nermuge administered in the evening" und the
ing produced free operation of the bowels. Tho first dis
charge brought away from forty TO fifty worms, of which
twelve inches long This follow ed by three
discharges each of which contained than tho
first evacuation and the child passed all than hun
bred Aer tho NeImuge had ceased operating
surprised at the sight, and it seemed almost Incredible be-
eve without being eye witnesses the fact, she could
have lived with such in her bowels Her health
datey improved and all the unfvOrable symptoms passed off,
and she s entirely restored health feel in duty bound
recommend this valuable medicine PARENTS and would
more in its favor than can write. believe it is the eff
feetua remedy known for tho expulsion Of mOTn and
with feelings of profound gratitude to Dr. Perry remain
Yours respectfully,
u
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Cuuy
CTlDN of cleciment To possession OF tract
~ OF land with the nppucnances situated IN toxbury
in the county Of Washngton arcsa i'd descr bed be.
ginning the northeast Of the farm heretofore oc
cupied by the defendant, Calvin Cady thence easery
the North line Of said farm 63 rods the northwest
Of land set off execution favor of John Grs
void against said Calvin Cady, thence souherly the
west line uf the land set off to said Griswod 81 rods and
) links to a stake and sones thence westerly parallel
with the north line of SAID farm the Inc of the same
thence said west line to the place Of beginning, sup.
posed 10 contain 90 acres from the possession Of which
the plaintiffs aledge custer by the defendant. The
present acton being entered al the present Of this
Court is continued To the next term tn sreof.
And 1t not appearing that the defendant Stilman Cady
has had personal notice of the pende.cy of this SUIT is
ordered by the Court here, that he be notified the eof by
publishing the substance Of this suit together with this or.
der the Vermont Watchmln and State Journal printed
at Montpelier, in said county, three weeks successiyely
the last of which publication to be at least twenty DAYS
previous to the next term e SAID Court The 81 Tuesday
of November next, which shall be deemed sufficient moi &C
10 the sad Stman Cady appear at said term and an
TO said suit.
SHuBAEL WHEELER, Clerk.
] l.. RUCK
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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, !
Montpelier, October 10th, 1876. {
ALLEN SpRAGUE,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court holden
Washington District IS. : at the Probate Office in
Montpelier within and for said District, the 29th day
tf September 1916 -
Present, the Hon. ]. T. Mars,on Judge.
instrument purporling to be the last Will and Tes-
IA lament Of Allen Sprague late of Montpelier said
district deceased being presented to the Court here by
Lucinda Sprague the therein named for probate
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session Of said Court
be held At the Probate Office Montpelier, ON the l7h
day Of October, 1916 O'Clock p. M and shew
cause any they have against the p. obate of said
will; for which purpose is further ordered that copy
of the Of this order he published three weeks
cessively in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal
newspaper puted at Montpelier resad, may
be- ali 10 be before said time Of hearing.
Il true copy Of record -
05 Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS. II eustnr
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ISRAEL WOODS ESTATE.

ISRAEL WOODS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court holden
Washington District SIS. At Probate Office in Mont.
pellet within and for sad discii the LIST day Of Octo
ber, l"46:
Present, the Hon. J. T, Marston, Judge.
A N instrument Durporting TO be tho Last VIII and
n Testament of ISRAEL WOOD Senior, late Of
Barre, IN said district, deceased, being presented the
Court here by Israel Wood Of Barre Aforesaid the
ulot therein named, for Probae is ordered by SAID
Court, that all persons concerned therein be notified to
appear at session said Court to be holden at the Pro-
bOe Office in Montpelier, the 2Jlh day Of October A.
d. 1916. at Two o'clock p NJ and shew cause ifany they
may have, against the Pr bate Of said will for which
purpose It is further ordered that copy of Tho record o
this order be published three weeks successfully the
Vermont Waterman and State journal newspaper prin.
ted at Montpelier aforesaid, soon as may be-a 10 be
before said time of hearing.
A true copy Of Record
SO Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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LOOK TO YOUR HORSES,

UFDSlO0 Sdued, as good as 500 Earned 20
(toCkRANS HORSE LiNlMENT, prepared according TO
tho Original recipe fo sprain, spayins Fresh Wounds,
shncssi aud swelling Of tho JOINTS Cullousts Wndgas,
strains, &c that has been II may also
be used ombrocaon for Rheumatism ior which il much
better than tho Opodedoc pfco 81 Der bottle.
No thrifty farmer should be without
For sale by respectable druggists geuefly and at whoosC
and Iotoby the proprietor, WILLIAM Coz Worcester Mass.
TO- whom orders may be addlesed Aso by s. w. FOWLER,
l35 Washington ST, BOSTON.
Caution TO purchnsorbo got 'CocHRANs prepared
by WILLIAM COE, Worcester, Mass,-ull others are spu
'ious.
PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY u ERS'
FURNISHING DEpOTS q.
WARDED tho Gold and Silver Medals -Four Fist Pfemi-
~ um and Two Highest lonors National
chuset the Now York and the Pennsy yuna Exhibitions,
specvoy, for the most splendid coofod Daguedovpes and
best apparatus exhibited.
Portraits taken exquisite style without regard to weather.
Instructions given in the art
large assortment of apparatus aud stock always hand
at tho lowest cash prices.
Now York, 95l Broadway-Phadeph u, 36 Chesnut Street
-loson IS Court and SO Hanover Sts,Baimore, 205 Ba
StWashngton, Ponnsy lvania AvenuePeersbnrg Va
Mechanics Hul-Cncinnai, Fourth and Walnut, and l76
Main StSarutoga Springs, BroadwayPurs 1871 Nee Ruo
du Tempe-Liyerpool, 20 Church ST 6i.ly
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STATE or VERMONT, In Chanccry, 4rh Cncu t.
Washington County IS.
OrdnieL H. Smith pS Gilman York

OTuWet III. ioHltH Us. Gundn YORK.
WHEREAS Orame VI. Smith of Montpelier in Wash
w ingon county has flied his bill, stating substance
that Gilman York. Lite of Berlin in said county, bur
conc out of the State TO parts unknown The Cd day Of
August 1880, was indebted to the ordUr in the oG
S75 CO. specified note payable demand with
annually, and to the payment thereof by
gage deed of that date, conveyed to The certain
piece of land in said Berlin, as fol ows beginning al the
sou'hery Of the Hayes lot the road leading
from the arched bridge Onion River to Mortified,
themes running SAID Hayes line the south westerly
corner of sad Hayes land thence southe y parallel with
the road aforesaid rods thence turning right angle and
running to the Dad and from thence to the first mentioned
bounds together with dwelling house standing thereon,
and praying for fore closure Of The equity Of redemption
OF sad pr emses.
And whereas appears that said York resides Of this
Slae therefore pursuance of the statute chap "a
60 notice is hereby given TO said Gilman York, and he is
hereby required appear before the Court of Chancery
next TO be holden at Montpelier in and for Washington
county, the Sd of November 1916 and make to
said bill Of complaint abide the order and decree Of
SAID Court thereon. And The complainant is directed to
this order be published three weeks successfully
IN the Wachmln and State Journal printed at Montpelier
aforesaid the last Of which publications 10 be at least 20
days previous it the 30 tuesday of November next
Dated Montpelier in the county OF Warrington, this
7h day of October, "A. ID, 1876.
Sc SHUBAEL WHEELER, Clerk.
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Price % cents por vial,
Prepared by Dr. H. F. PERRY, and sold wholesale and retail
by H. d. SANDS, Druggists, l0j Fulton street, corner of
William, New York.
Sold also by ;. X. COLLINS, l,.,. ~,
$. 7. REDFIELD, N"'h'Pohei' '" 75eopIv
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PURIFY THE BLOOD!

GOODWiN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE and SARSAPARII-
~ LA BlTTERS, Tor the of Jaundce, Dyspepsia
ness Headache Cutunoous and Serouous Diseases, All
rites OF the Blood and General Debility These Bltes pos
the merit Of being oniey vegetable all their
punent paris SHTsapaTa, that ines Unable root
tanned from the tropical gions of South America has og and
justly been known and BY the medical world
most efficient Purifier of the Blood In these Bors it forms
of the essential Ingredients The virtues of the
ui1e Honduras Susaparla extracted the scientific
principles Hnd combined in highly concentrated form,
with the useful and herbs OF the vegetable world, in
such perfect manner that their united vIes embodied in
this preparations brought to operate on the stomach and how
els producing thorough cleansing of the whole speed
lily restoring its wonted tone and Ngo As safe, pleas
ant and ecacious tonic and apereu mild and gentle e
caeous cathac in all cases of nnsuor cosveness general
debility depression of spirits the spring and
summer all Diseases they will be found laval
table, cleansing the stomach restoring the strength and
quently purifying the blood
Certificates shown, and references given TO indvidu
ais osyng very many remarkable cures by taking these
Bitte In word, thom, iahiuy and II not satisfied,
tho money will be refunded.
Prepared only by GEO. g. GOODWIN, No. &c Union ST.,
Boston.
The following list of ngents for the sale of Goolwins
Indian Vegetable aud SaTsapna Btters and also of DIR.
Kitirodges Greene Nerve and Bone Ointment.
MonpeeT Bancroft and Riker, Eastman Daniorh, and s.
X. Colns--Rurlingtun, Peck 4 Spenr-Nouhfed, J. A.
White Orange, Fideld n Hnncook--Wision, furbut a.
iiodges-Bare, ID, H. Fuer-BmntTee, A. ID. Lamson CO.,
Cambridge, NJ, Wircs--Wutebuy, :. Huchns-- Richmond,
VIM. Rhodes Jr.-Hydepak, NJ 4. KeelerSlowe, Bonnet Il
Robnson-Aill village, A. r. CampWashingtOn G. Il, ls
Tunbridgv, H. s. oyt, ID. Foster Chelsea, Dickinson a.
Nohle-ROyulton Richardson Co-West Bethel, G. Francis
-Randolph f. Observation-Disclosures, Johnson a Holdeu-Roy-
alton skinner & Bodgett-Johnson, Merriam Co--Undehi
J. II. x Il. w. TuneT-PEin6ed d. Whhtlesey-Marsh6sd,
Il. Putnam--Cabot j. CuttingDanvle DANA Weeks & Co,
--Peacham, Il. G. Brown, and Of
Agents 10 most of the towns Of Vermont. 14ly
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than for ls4 slhough the number Of patients has been
Guiding the paid annually By the state are repre-
ssntsd - sucaent to meet it, expenses. and gradually
reduce the debt contracted for the purchase Of the farm
asylum kept for the calendar and viii be pre-
ssnted to the legislature in the annual report Of the gov
srnors Of the NewYsrk hospital Of which this institu
The State Lunatic Asylum, at Utica, continues to
sps1;s benefit. to the extent Of is
accommodations of about two hundred and fly patients
At the close Of It's fiscal ending the soh Of No
was 2s0 which the 30th Of November last was in.
creased to ass. There were admitted, during the year.
ass patients, who with those remaining the asylum
the commencement Of the year made an aggregate Of
663 cases under treatment within the last year. OF
the's there were discharged recovered ls6 improved
ment exhibits condition Of physical health among the
patients certainly remarkable and the report adds that
occurred for than two months previous its date
the st of December last The ratio Of cures in the
equally and to be fraction more hsn so per
degree OF in the restoration to Of the
sane mind Offering every encouragement to the riends
compensation to the public for the liberal provision made
for these most severely afflicted tellow-citizens.
by law Of ls. and the Of 500 900 was appropria.
ted for their erection Two wings each gao by SO feet
by and two Stories high have been enclosed and
the rooms are now in course Of completion The
buildings all Of brick and are said to be well built
and well arranged and when completed calculated
furnish for 900 additional patients
This will be- when thus finished the largest institution
Of the kind in this country, and in the opinion OF the
principal will be second to in the excellence of
its and facilities for the comfort and cure
OF this class of patients.
At the close Of the last fiscal year. the the
asylum for general support, stood a. follows
Receipts.
GERS ......... ;. -. sss7s 90
From counties and towns, for the support Of pa.
tients .....-............. - SAT Is
From pay patients j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ll759 Is
From miscellaneous sources. ......... So 81
sss, ass 50
: Payments
For salaries Of officers. .$s,s7b 90
For additions, alterations and repairs ,403 50
For the improvement of grounds. :. A307
For general support, embracing all
assas is
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George r. Hope w. Wellington -. CSrter.-This was
action OF assumpsit Painu6 sues for money loaned
1899 by HIM to defendant, TO pay in part Of his
capital in contemplated partnership between defendant
and f. c. Thompson. Thompson was called by
plaintiff 70 prove the admission by defendant OF the Dor
rowing the money from plaintiff and also to show that
the money was paid in by the defendant capital The
admission made in 1889. The defendant introduced
testimony to show that the memory Of the winners was
bad and had been impaired by disease and also to show
that he partnership never was carried out.
The Judge charged that il was question Of fact for
the jury decide to the reliance TO be placed on the
testimony Of Thompson.
Sealed verdict this morning.
J. E. Burrill for plaintiff; Luther r. Marsh, Tor
defendant.
Before Judge DAILY.
Wiiiiam B. Carioek vs.. Dspid Thompson This was an
action of repevin certain weaving looms and
hair cloth machinery in the factory no ~ Lees
The plaintiff offered witnesses to show that he bought
the property in February, le42 at landlords sale for
rent due from the then firm Of A. and D. Thomson and
that through motives Of Kindness had left the property
with the attendants for the purpose Of enabling them 10
20 with their business.
For defendant, it was denied that plaintiff ever pur
chased the property in question he did, one Of the
firm A. Thompson, paid refunded HIM the price. That
soon after this property was put into the schedule 9, a
the bankrupt act That the gendral assignee sold the
property (Which estimated at some $1l2S) to A.
Thompson who to pay him 800 therefor but that he
had not paid the amount been able to get his
discharge in bankruptcy; that he Afterwards sold 70 the
The Judge charged that the only point in the case
was 10 and whether plaintiff purchased this property
and paid If he entitled TO recover; and II
the jury should find that he Psrchssed only par, ne
TO have return for the balance scaled verdict this
morning Messrs Blunt and ID. Egsn for plaintiff; r.
and II Nilson for defendant
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Movements OF Travellers.
arrivals yesterday increased something bay ond

The arrivals yesterday increased something beyond
the average of the past week.
AMERIcAN--M Doubourgal, Boston Colonel Halsey
Providence David Chillas Philadelphia E. Lafan n
York W. Brown. U. 8. Navy D. +. Chapman. Macon,
Ga F. Stanford, Columbus, o. julius Benedck, Falls
Village
AsroR-Benjsmin Emerson, N. Haven Lyman wal
B. Canned, Philadelphia L. M Tappan, Boston l.. E.
Chase Providence T.. Miles. ST, Louis c. Randall,
Jersey Messrs. f licou and Bates Boston George
Shepherd, New London j. H. Lyman, Northampton il.
W. Thompson Springfield; Lee, johnson Baltimore, C.
Van Ranslaer, New Jersey ) solins, Philadelphia
L. j. Bacon, st. Louis = Mitchell, Captain Hunt o.
Mr.. Norcross, j. d. Faker, Boston; T. Ash, Throggs
Neck.
CRY Lieut.. West, Maryland D. B. Fullerton, New
York; George Henshaw D. Henshaw, Boston; Il. H. and
A. H. Russell, Pennsyvahis T. Benedict, Tarrytown;
Geo. Thorne, u. 8. Top Engineers George RUSSELL Mid
dletown; T. Adams, Norwich; Messrs. Grant, Samuel,
Cosey, Philadelphia; T. Ogden, Washington; H Guild,
Baltimore.
FKAsKLIS-s E. Robbins, Boston; D. Yoke, Philadsl-
phia s. Comfy, Baltimore; Csp Day, Norwich. Conn;
5. NJ Buckingham, do; George Stellnan New Haven;
Ephraim Cone Geneva; George Fisher, Boston; H. Col
Inns DO; A. w. Hyde, North Carolina; w. Meckleberger
Cleveland; Rev. E. Huntingdon, New Milford; A. H.
Needham, Baltimore.
GLonr-Mr Richardson. Philadelphia; w. Large, Co
umbus Ohio; L. d. Bradford, Boston; D. Cozsns Prov
dence; MIR. Tiffany, N. Y.
HowAsp-Messrs. Flagg, Wade, aud Choat, Boston; c.
Heyer, Hartford; w. 7. Mathews. Alabama; Parrott
Orange Co; G. w Chaplin, Providence; Messrs +. H. 4
Geo. Bowen, Worcester; g. White, Albany; Geo. King
Morristown; Ed Morgan, Ohio; l.. Hydsr, Hartford
r. Ganich, Fordham; Msssrs. Collins, Chase, and Ba.
chus, Philadelphia.
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BALL or THE CALIFORNIA GuARD.-This funny compa-
marched through the Streets give grad ball tonight
At the Coliseum The singular dresses of these genuses
will be worth going to see, Hnothng more. We under
ny advertisement Of this company In another column
MORE CRIMINAL SrArIsrIcs.-The following 10 a sta
tstcal view Of the Of the Courts Of Gene
LIST, 1886
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NEW YORK HERALD.


To Country Saabscribexs.
Subscribers In the country receiving their papers in
yellow cover will understand that their term of sub
scrption has nearly expired.
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GRxAr THrArRrcAL RrvIvAL-Ve have every
reason to believe that we are on the verge OF an ex-
traordinary theatrical revival in this city, which
will extend throughout the country twill begin
this evening, with Richard the Third" to be per-
formed In new style, and after extraordinary pre-
partitions, under the direction of Mr.. Charles
Kean.
During the last year or two, the classical drama
has experienced great ebbing and fowing-soms-
times prosperlng for few weeks, and then reced-
ing for an equal length of time There seems to
have been continual struggle, for some time past,
between the musical and the classical or legitimate
drama. In this city, the fashionable world made
many efforts to give support to the musical drama,
and would have given it permanent establishment
but for the internal brois among the artists them
selves The fashionable and intellectual classes OF
society have, therefore, been driven from their first
love, and are now uniting with the other classes,
and commencing new era Of theatrical excite
ment, which we have no doubt will distin gush all
the theatres in the country.
This new revival has been gradually brought
about since the temperance Of Mr. Charles Kean
and his accomplished lady, on the boards of the
principal theatres around u.s. During their present
engagement, it will rise still higher; for we believe
that all the old playgoers in the city coming out,
In extraordinary crowds, to the Park theatre tonight,
to witness the revival Of the classical drama in its
highest condition; and if the excitement once gets
up, IT can with no difficulty be extended to other
parts Of the country.
If this movement succeeds in attracting the at
tention OF the better class Of society," will be prn
cipaly owing to the enterprise and perseverance Of
Mr.. Kean, united to the lberality of the managers
OF the Park. We understand that for several nights
the principal boxes at the Park theatre have been
engaged, and we have no doubt that during this
gagement some Of the most brilliant scenes will be
exhibited at the Park that ever took place at any
theatre in New York.
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of lsa to the amount up the soth day of September
last, Of. $3.50 S0l oS
The fund possesses means to
mest this debt q follows
Capital invested. $40 900 90
Balance Of money In
the treasury. ............. .3s, $50 05
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Or William E. Grain, of Herkimer Co, - inc
newly elected Speaker OF the New York House O.
Assembly. All the democratic candioass III IN.
Benjamin Baily, of Putnam Co, was a candidate, q
the democratic caucus, tor nomineuon 70 me
Speakership. and received = votes to Grams 10.