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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23
Deatbs.

In Randolph, 80 Instant after distressing sickness which
she bore with patience and long fofbearsnce, Leyina
Heath aged 90 daughter OF Otis Heath killed by
the oveuutning Of sled, Fob. TO- Printers In NJ u. anI
Mass. are req. &c.
In Chelsea, 10th instaut Major Ephram Hatch, aged H.
In Lawrence Mass. 5th Instant Philemon l.. Blanchard
formerly OF vefshire, VI. aged 90 years.
Al MemphS Tenn. Sept 2ld, Of yellow ever John ster
ling, formerly Of Warren, VI. aged 80 years.
In Wlamstown, Nov. IS, Mr. Gopher Whi,eomb, o.
Murshfeld, aged 70.
In Wilams,own, Dec. 10, MI Jacob Jefords, aged 81
In East Montpelier, Dec 0Ih, oseroulous diseuse, Mis-
Julia D0ty, aged 81 years.
In Springfield, Mass Nov 9Th, Miss Lucy Ann Gunnson
eldest daughter OF Ebcnezer and Mary Gunnson, Of th
town, aged "a.
In barre, 18th December, Mrs Bertbier Wiley, wife
Ephfam ey, aged 80, In full faith Of Lord and say
iour Jesus Chlist forty steadast In the church,.
Printers ia this village, u. Ohio aud liz. req. &c
In Jacksonvo III Nov. a. Mira Eleeta Holland wifa
William Holland, and daughter OF stephen Hopkins O
Poachani VI. The deceased was formerly Missionary
the Cherokee nation.
In Johnson, l9b instant MI John PainO, late Of Der n
dropped down dead. in,tsntly.
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Mlarria9es.

In Tunbridge, Dec. o, by Rev. r. S. Hubbard, VIM
Brown to Miss Emrne T. Hutchinson. both Oft.
In Bethel Thursday, the 9th Instant by Rev. Josiah
Swet Rector ofChrst Church, Cbales MeIfheld junior
editor OF the Windsor Journal Miss Adelaide q. Camp
bell, daughter of 4. X. Campbell, Esq of Windsor:
West Concord Nov 18Th, DR. Ralph Bugbee, IT, of Wa
terfJrd, to Miss Mary Barker, OF Concord.
Ia Montpelier, Dec. 18th, by Rev. Eli Balou, Mr. Niyen
l.. Gouley Of Nashua, N II to Mrs Martha N. Woodbury.
laughter Of Mr. Amos Strong of this towu.
In Randolph, Dec 10Th, by Rev. N. G. Hodedou, Mr. Lu
clan H. Edison, OF South Woodstock, TO Miss Adcline A
Paine of r..
In Cabot October TO- by Daniel Wooster ESQ., Mr. Rufus
w Langley Of Cabot TO Miss Mary L. Hunt of Leicester
In South Hatdwick, December 10, by Rev Jane s. SPIN
ney, Rev ozas g. Morris, the Vermont Conference, IL
Miss ebecca French OF HaIdwiok.
In HuIdwick, Dec. 3D. by Rev, Nathan Denson, Mr. Milk
Cory aud Miss Sarah Aun Paine, all Of Hardwick.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23

APOPLEXY. This dreadful complaint is generally PIE
coded by pain in the head gddness, especially turning
suddenly round. dmness OF sight, stupor, loss of
other symptoms which indicate loaded
corrupt state OF the blood
Nrghrs Indian Vegetable Pills direct purifier
the blood, and thereO certain preventive from
pexy, they expo from the blood those sgnaDt
corrupt humors which tho Of every maldy incident
to
Wrght's Indian Vegetable Ps also aid and improve di
geson and purify the blood and therefore not only give
health and ygO the whole frame, well drive pain
every description from the body hut of the best
the very best medicine in the world for the of colo
dysentey cholera mobus, and other diseases OF the ntes
tines.
Beware of counteeits of all kinds coated with
sugar Others made TO resemble in outward appearance
the original medicine. The safest course is purchase
the regular agents only Of whom may found in
village and town in the state.
jcJTho Cenu1e for sale BY 5. X. COLLINS, S. p. RED
FIELD and EASTMAN a. DANFORrH, Montpelier.
New-Englaud Office, l9S fremont st. Boson. IS
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1flarkets.
Brighton Market, Dec. 20.

(Reported for tho Boston Tiayellcr)
At market, $40 beef CATTLE slores is yokes of work
ing Oxen 40 and calves 1850 sheep and ambs and
about 700 swine.
BEEF CATTLE-Extra 81, first quality 80, I'd and Sd do
from so TO 5,25.
WotKISo oIES--Salcs made at $40, sc and 1874.
Cows AND CALvEs-Sales noticed at S23 to 30, 81, S37
and 50.
SHEEP-Sles Of lots from So to 2,25, $50 and SO.
SwINE-Saes ut wholesale &c for sows and l2 for
barTows. A: retail to q l-2 &c.
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EARTHQUAKE On the 9Th Oct, Mt II A. NJ,
a terrible earthquake occurred in South America.
In Valparaiso many buildings were cracked; at
Illape six or eight houses were thrown down
and one lie LOST La Lgua aud Petorca were
nearly destroyed. The shock was felt at the
same monent at points one hundred miles dis
tunt, and surface of ten thousand square miles
quvered like a leaf.
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New York, Sunday, P

NEW YORK, Sunday, z. NJ.
There was great Loco-Foco war meeting in
Philadelphia last evening, at which the Hon.
john !. Smith was Chnirman. Resolutions were
passed declaring the war TO have been com
menced by the act of Mexico; also against The
Hitmot Propiso, and invoking Congress to grant
the necessary supplies to carry on the war. The
Resolutions further declare Mr.. Buchanan to be
Pennsy vana's favorite son.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23

HURRICANE. On the lllh OF Oct, terrific
hurricane swept the Island of Tobago, destroy.
ing 634 and severely shatterng 1923 buildings
Several vessels were wrecked and few lives
were lost.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23

STATE OF VERMONT, -. In Probate Court holden a,
said district, tho l4th day of December A is47.
MI ELATfAH WILLIS, administrator the estate o Z
l Benjamin Lucas, late of Cornth in mid District de-
ceased makes application to said Court extend the time
heretofore allowed him the debts duo om snd estate
and settle his administration account until future days
Whereupon, IL lie ordered by sud Court that said appca
on he heard session Of said Court TO DO holden at Zelo
ties Fairs dwelling house in Cornth, the lh doy of jan
uary 1893 aud is further ordered that notice be given
the creditors of said estate oud to all others concerned by
publishing the substance of said application and orders there
on, in the Vermont Waterman, printed at Montpelier,
least three weeks successfully before the time aforesaid
pointed for the hearing Of said application.
by the Court, -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23

Mr.. Fowlc :

Troy, May is, 1876.
Mr.. Fowlc:
In October last, took violent cold, which settled
my lungs and produced hacking H. accompanied will
night sweats which reduced very low few day af
ter was uken employed of our best physcians but
received no help tried another, but with better
and finally third, still growing all the while
At this stage OF the dsease, reduced low TO be
unube to turn myself in d, sit up while my bed
made. My physicians finally gave ups and said that
had the Consumption, and that there help for
My friends advlsed try Wistus Balsam Of Wild Cher
hut the Doctors objected said that would only hurry
out of the world fnally procured bottle; and by
ing three bottles was restored to perfect health.
MRS. SARAH LAWSON.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS the wrapper
For sale by :. w. FoWLE. 1888 Washington Boston.
9-For sale by S. P. REDFiELD, Montpelier VT. and
agents generally.
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From tho Boston Evening Gazette
BROWNS SARSAPaRIL,J,A & TOMATO BITTFRS

The extensive sale of these popular Bitters beat
dence Of their excellence No other medicine approved by
the Faculty has had successful u within a
period They entirely composed OF Vegetables and
the innocent and ecacuus yet Off red to the at
fcted. In opinion these Bets are of the best
compounds yet offered for the dypepsia and the long
train of Diseases For sale by Frederick Brown,
corner of State and Washington 81.
The above only printed as proof of the high estimation
in which BROWNS Bittcs are held by every that has
experienced their wonderful virtues.
There thing that should always be thought of that
the genuine. Always ask for Browns
the only original article of SarsIpaa and Tonu-
lTRemenber and always buy them OF r. BROWN, 6e
street, that his is signed to the di
rection which accompanies the bottle.
For sale by :. +. REDFlELD and $. X. COLLINS. and
dealers in medicine generally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23

READ THE FOLLOWING. It IL really astonishing to
what wonderful performed by the of the
Sarsaparia and Tomato Biticrs.
Extract of n letter DR.. Williams of VIZ
Gentlemen-l will thank you TO send dozen more
Botto' of yonr Sarsapurlla and Tomato Btters have
used with great four of curing
each OF them in an almost incredible short time likewise
one case OF scroulous humo md one OF iundcc cUnsid
er it valuable compound must say have used it with
the happest effects. Should like to have it
venient. One OF the ofdyspepsia
had suffered long Time ind had been the Springs for
two seasons.
A. Boyden ESQ. of Cambridge, cured ofthe dyspepsia
year standing after trying hundred remedies without the
least effect.
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SINGING BOOKS.

A LARGE 10, of aha PsALTERY. CHoRAILsT, socI-
"A Al GI,EE BOOK 70. selling cheap g>y for cash only
Schools supplied by the dozen at boea P.sss sasnS cost
Of freight. d. u "ALA"N ''NS'
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sERENO sTEyEN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden at
Washington District, as. Montpelier, Dec 81, 1877;
lanes GREEN, administrator on the estate Of Serene
Stevoos late of Waterbury, In said district deceased,
inesate, presents his petition TO said court IN writing here
praying for license to sell the whole Of the real estate of
said Deceased to raise money for the payment Of the debs
due from said deceased and expenses Of administrations the
personal estate thereof being insufficient for said purposes,
and the same appearing necessary:
Whereupon, Il s ordered that the same be refnred to
session o said Cout to be holden at the obie Office In
said Montpelier, the 9th uuy Of January at two o.
clock p NJ for hearing AID decision and Il is further order
cd that notice all concerned no given by publishing tho
substance tho subject of said petition and the
dcr thereon, three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal, printed at said Montpelier, all
Of which be beoe said time Of hearing and decision that
they may appear said time and place, f they cause,
and give bond for the payment Of said debts and expenses
the statute provides TO prevent the license being giuned
BY order Of curt,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy OF record,
40 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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GUY G. TAPLIN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Cou holder Mt Mout.
Washington District peicr, within and Tor said dist
riot, he 10Th day of December, A. d. lsi7:
IOSEPH HOWES, administrator the estate of GUY
G. TAPLtN late of Montpelier in said DISTRICT deems
cd makes application to enid extend the
toloe allow ed him puy tho debts due from said and
sel his administration account until future day =;
Wheeupo, il s ordered Ivy said TOUT TINT said application
be heard the Ptobe Office in Montpelier the Alb day
January, A. 5is, at O'Clock A NJ. and ii j. further
ordered that notice hereof be given to the creditors said
estate, and to all others concerned, by publishing the sub
OF said application and orders thereon, the Yer
Waterman and state Journal newspaper printed at
npeler aforesaid least three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, boz
fore ibe time Aforesaid appointed for the hearing said ap-
pcaton BY the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy Of record,
40 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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Boston Market, Dec. 20.

PROVISIONS Sales only TO the trade without chang,
in prices,
FLOUR-Ths Market is firm, with fair demand. Gene
see common brands, $3.50, fancy brands Ohio AM
Michigan GA IA $50; Ohio round hoop IS cash.
CoRN-Good yellow fat lie held at &c., Western nike
76 II Tic; white II 70 per bushsl
OATS arc plenty; Northern so 81, Eastern AZ a 49c
RYE % a 81 per bushc cash.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the Pro-
w bate Count for the Dsiro Of Randolph, commission
to receive exanne aud adjust all claims aud demands
of all persons against the estate Of Capt ALVIN ED5UN
late OF Randolph, ia said District, doceasnd represented in
solvent, and all claims and demands exhibited Offset there
and six months om this date being allowed Tor that pur
pose hereby give notice that will attend 70 the business
OF ou appointment ut the dwelling house OF samuel Gage
In SAID Randolph tho second "Wednesday Ia January
aud third Wednesday ~ May next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
PHlLANDEk PERRIN, (co,ont..,...
LORENZO GRIsWoLD, COMMISSIONER
Randolph, Dec. }, 1877 20
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PICTORIAL BNOCIiEk JONA-
THAN FOR CHRISTMAS
AND NEW YEARS.
Monstous sheet, measuring 64-4o inches, illustrated
~ with To large small engfuyings fne sheet
fot ~ "a, They may b. had at WALTONs' BOOKSTORE
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BOOKS ! BOOKS !

| A LARGE assortment Of Books Paper Stationery &c.
, IA may be found at WALTON'S BOOKSTORE. GH-We
shalno, be understood by any in Vermont for
DOWN. Dec l6
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5DOIJ,ARs REWARD.

Black Valss, small SIZE, with the name OF stephen
Thomas, West FuITee, upon A. ieh the premises oil mo
about first of November supposed tina
taken by mistake. Whoever VIII return the same y"
the subscriber shall receive the above reward
Union House, Nov. Goth, Isf7. Sei6w
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BANK OF MONTPELIER.

INHE stockholders of the Bank of Montpelier hereby
notified their Banking House il Montpelier,
Tuesday, the 18th day Of January next, O'Clock
p NJ for the choice of five Directors Tor the year ensuing
GEO. HOWES, Cashier
Mortpelier, Dec. |, 1877. 47:3w
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From this mornings Richmond Enquirer.
The Triumph In the Pctersburg District.

Though on Thursday night we felt pretty sure of the
election of Mr.. Meade to Congress by a handsome ma
lory we expressed no opinion as to the result prefer
us information which put the matter beyond question
and we enabled to announce the gratifying inelli-
gence that the democrats have carried the district BY
have gained since April, in Petersburg, s4 and in
Greensvlle 81 and gentleman just from Prince George
stated yesterday that Mr.. Meade's majority in that
county is So being gain of CT since the spring, when
Dromgooe's majority was only 10. Not counting the
reported gain in Dnwiddie, gain thus far is one hun
drsd and eighty-cigM.
counties heard from, too much praise cannot be given
for their unnchng devotion to principle. despite the
insidous game OF the wings Greensyile has nobly put
forth her full strength, and Prince George has made
amends for her apathy in the spring. by approaching her
majority of DID, when she ranked among the stoutest
democratic counties in the State, The democrats OF
Petersburg have sustained themselves calamity.
With all the inventive arts and appliances OF fruitful
whigery, with the phalanx of wing voters actively
drummed up here by the faithful whppers-in and
veyed by special trains to the polls in Petersburg the
wings Of the cockade have achieved barren victory,
being stripped OF nearly half of their majority in April
The wing candidate for Congress, in order to
votes, poessed cordial support of General Taylor, the
party. candidate;'' but TO no avail Mr.. Meade,
standing firmly upon the principles and usages of the
publican party has been returned to Congress by vote
credtabe to himself and to the district
The result OF this election is fraught with important
effects secures the vote of Virginia for democratic
President should the election go into the House OF Rep
reseniaves 1t shows that the democratic party of vir
gina firm and united support of their long cherish
ed and successful principles; and demonstrates that the
apparent losses we sustained last spring were owing to
over-confence or apathy, and that when the people
in her devotion TO her doctrines For such reasons
the present triumph will be hailed with 10Y by the demo
cratic party OF the whole Union.
We cannot conclude without congratulane Major
Drinkard, of the Petersburg Republican, upon the result
especially in Petersburg. With his pen and his tongue
he has done "yeomans service"
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From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, August Us, p
Dull ,ceaherrest for receiUing abolition papersIhe
teegrap-Ihe markets, &c.
The rainy weather | noticed yesterday still continues,
and the clouds present dismal promise of improve
ment Our city is muddy and dull but little business of
any kind being transacted.
free coored man arrested in Baltimore yesterday
and held to bail in the of $500, the charge of
ceivng through the post office, abolition incendiary
print called the g Rams Horn," published in New York.
having its head the Of Gerrit Smith and Freder
lex Douglas he latter runaway save) candidates for
the presidency. He stated his defence that he UNI
able read but merely took them of the post Office
a compliment to the friend who sent them.
The telegraph between this city and Philadelphia is out
of ORDER the wires being broken; consequently advces
have been received of commercial character from New
York or Philadelphia
THE MARKErs-ln the Baltimore market, to-day, flour
mains quiet and prices unchanged. Howard brands
of wheat command So rs, and City Mills the same
price, which small sales making. No Susquehanna
in market. Rye flour 81; meal nominal at ~ rs.
Fair receipts of wheat Sales of good prime reds
at los lis cts and white do 10 $50 cts white and
yellow 81 66 cts dull 37a cs rye 60 10
The provision market without change in prices
Sugars and moasses little irmer with upward ten
dency.
Beef cale $3 per 100 bs gross average hogs So so
SO rs.
Tobacco in fair request, at previous rates.
Whskey is selling in small lots at rs 26a per gal
Ion, in hogheads and barrels.
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A summing up of the foregoing reported majorities
show Gaines 20S ahead.
Alexandra. Campbell county, at close OF polls Tues
day. o'clock, Gaines 102, Desha 29.
Tibbats's Cross Roads, Gaines H. Desha 40.
Newport close OF polls at dark Tuesday, Ganes's
ority 25.
Covington, majority for Gaines at close OF polls at
night, ed day, 1863.
Independence, 200 majority for Desha.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
FAyErrE CouNTY.-5Lexington and Athens, latter to
noon only, Morehead, (whig) 1872; Marshall, (dem. }
22l Trabue, (hative Amercan) 200.
BOURBON CoUNTY-Paris and Miersburgh 1st day,
Morehead 35s; Marshall l47 Trabue l34.
FRANKLIN CoUNTY.--Frankfprt, at dinner Morehead
2s3 Marshall 1913 .Trabue so.
ScoTT couNTY.--Geogetown, at noon. Morehead So ;
Marshall 81 Trabue pol.
JEssAMINE COUNTY, (noon )-Morehead 90; Marshall
So; Trabue 1919.
NINTH DISTRICT
FLEMING couNTY.-Four precincts. Flemingsburg to-
night-others tomorrow.
Cox, (whg,) 70s; French, (dem.,) 422 Cox believed
to be 325 ahead in the county at the close of first day.
LEWIS CoUNTY.--Concord, close at night. Cox l44 !;
French "a convention S6. Three precincts, including
Concord give Cox Go majority The race in Lewis likely
to be close
KENTUCKY ELEcTfON-7TH DIsTRICT.--The Louisville
Democrat (dem.) sends an extra, issued Yesterday
morning, giving the vote of the first day, follows:
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Percussion Cap Machine.

This ingenious invention of Mr.. r. NJ Bouton, of
Watervliet New York, has just been put in operation at
the Navyyard in this city. Its wonderful powers prove
it to be one of the greatest rumphs of mechanical genius
of the age strip OF copper placed in the FEEDER then
single revolution cuts Out portion of the copper in the
shape OF STAR BY sliding plate the star is brought
slight motion of a spring throws the cap into tube
which conveys it TO drawer below Every revolution
of the wheel, which is propelled by steam, makes
cap ready to receive the explosive composition. If not
supplied by copper, it stops itself Upwards Of sixty
caps made in minute, and nearly forty thousand
must be productive of great advantages as well as saving
an immense expense to the government. The War De-
partmen has used similar machine made by Mr.. Bou-
tons and such is the facility afforded by it OF making SUI
peror caps possessing all their explosive properties even
when they have remained for some time under water
that recent order has been given for the fabrication of
fre-a with flint locks
The machine at the navy-yard was principally made
and put up by Mr. f. J. Higgins, whose superior skill is
displayed in every part of the work. L.
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The New JERSEY BATTALION is fast filling up, and
aided as is, by the steady perseverance of its chief and
subordinate officers 1t will not be long before it shall have
left soil for the of In the mean time while
company after company is mastering in its men, while all
the officers making every exeron and while the Pres-
dent and Secretary of War have accedcd the views and
wishes OF Col Woodruff, in granting him the facilities he
desired, let us not remain indifferent let community
give helping hand when help is needed-let call
respectful upon the city authorities and let urge upon
them the necessity and the proprey ofdong something for
the honor and credit of our city and State If the chief
magistrate of New Jersey has thought his duty comply
with the requisition of the President equally
bound to further the object by word and by deed Col
Woodmi's battalion is the battalion of New Jersey--we
shall have share in the honor that await in foreign
land and ought TO take share in the trials that
embarrass while yet home p Trenton Pldndeaer.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD PENNsyLvANLA.-The Secretary
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has issued proca-
nation, in which, after reciting the provisions of of
the general assembly, passed the session of 1886 entitled
can authorize the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company construct railroad through Pennsylvania in
direction Baltimore the Ohio river the city of
Pitsburg - he declares the said be null and void.
This settles the question the charter of the great
Pennsylvania railroad The secretary says further, that
satisfactory evidence has been furnished to him that
million of dollars of the stock subscribed has
been paid into the treasury Of that and also that
thirty miles of said railroad have been put under contract
for construction, and that onehaf Of the portion put
under contract is the terminus of the said road,
commencing at the city of Pttsburg and extending east
wardly ."-Baftimore Patriot.