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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-25
washington County Teachers In
StitUte.


THE undersigned, having secured the services Of MR.
Il RICHARDS, an experienced teacher from N y aud,
other arrangements give notice that
a TEACHER'S INSTITUTE, for Washington County, will
be held Berlin to commence OH Monday, April
I2th lsI7, continue weeks 1t is earnestly de-
sired all who intend teach schools,
especially The ensuing SUMMER should aca themselves Of its
advantages.
No charge will be made for tuition Board has been
gagged in good families the School House, for all
who may Gomez at the very low price Of 1925 for the TERM
To secure Abundance to the institute, pupils must come
frat dav of the session. Will be admitted alter
that except in extraordinary casesand all who commence,
will be expected TO contnne through the term.
Pupils will please bring III School Books, especially the
following viz -Sanders Spelling Book and Fourth Reader,
Wells's Grammar, Colburns First Lessons in Arithmetic,
and Adams Arithmetic States and Pencils, and those
who sing, their singing books.
topics relating to the subject Of teaching, and
conducting schools will be given each evening during the
session. Information in regard boarding places he OBJ
tanned by calling the School house where the Institute is
to be held on the first day Of the meeting.
Il. J. SCOTT,
ORRlN SMITH, tC,i,,oo
ELI BALLOU,
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TEETH
EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.


REALIZ ER.'
THERE was n tradition among the Oncients of river
Lethe, Of the Internal regions, by mhhng the Of
which the the condemned developed in obi
WON After the eapse Of 5000 years the tabled properties of
those waters have been realized in fluid, the vapOr
which, by being inhaled, induces state of total nsensb
ty that a tooth be extracted, limb Hmpuated,
any other surgical operation perfomt the patient being
operation The superiority of tins prepare
ton TO that Dr. Mortons compound (Which has been used
for the same purposes been completely demonstrated
by a daily administration of the same, with IMMUNITY, to
dviduas all ages and every dusyncrasy of constitution
for some months past the office OF DIR. X. Kbourn y
consists, principally. in its bandness which facilitates the
inhalation of especially by those having defective lungs
also from certainty Of its efficacy being exempt from
those failures incidental Dr. MS and having, in
stance, attended with those injurious results which
have often hesn attributed to the same
The patient does not present symptoms analogous to
person in deep ntoxcaton by wine " but susdes by
almost mpcrcepble transitions into quiet, soothing and
refreshing slumber, accompanied by vague and delightful
sensations being unacceptable of external impressions,
while under subtle influence.
Persons in delicate health need have hesitation in
breathing this gas, for individuals having chronic Diseases
bronchitis, 81 have received benefit from its inhalation.
p. s. Teeth extracted by me, tho above principle, at
the Office Of Dr. r. KlLBOURN, corner of Main and State
Streets Montpelier, w. whore all Dental Operations will
be performed reasonable be obtained
the office Of any competent Dentist in this State.
C. II. KlLBOuRN, ID. d. s.
Montpelier, VT March O. lS47. 09:3w
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A true copy of record
90 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, Al Probate Court holden
District OF Randolph s.. West Randolph, within aud
for said district the 18th day of March, A. ls47
Present, the Hon. Edmund Weston, Judge.
instrument puGpouing be the last WiI aud Tesla
IA ment OF Henry H. Blown, late of Randolph, in said dis
ct deceased being presented tho Cou here by elche
Salisbury tho Executor therein named probate 1t
dered by said Count that all concerned heen bo
notified to appeas session of said Court held the
Probate olhos in West Randolph, in said District,
FIRST Tuesday Of April, A. ID. 10 IA and show cause it any
they may have, against the Probate said wilt for which
purpose it is further odecd copy Of the record of
this order be published three weeks successfully, in the
Vermont Waterman aud State Journal printed at honpe-
lel, in this State, as soon may be-.
A true copy OF record,
90 Attest EDNIJND WESTON Indie
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HONOR 4. NYE'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Washington District, S. Montpelier, ia aud for said dis
tric on the 18th day,of March, A. u. 1917;
SYLVANus +. NYE, administrator on te estate Of
- Honor E. Nye, late of Berlin, in said District, deeeas
makes applcatio this Court in writing here for Incense
to sell all the real estate OF sud deceased for the payment of
uobts due from sal deceased aud OF admnsta
ton the personal estate thereof being insufficient for said
purposes and the same appearing necessay Whoreupon
is ordered that said application he referred session of
said Court tobe holden the Probate office in said Montpelier
tho first day of April s47, at O'Clock p NJ for hear
aud decson-And further ordered that all concerned be
notified thereof by publishing the substance Of said appca
ton aud the orders thereon three weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN the
Vermont Waterman and State journal, printed nj Monpe
Tier aofesad AL OF which TO be before said time Of hearing
and decon that they may appear if they cause aud
give bonds for the payment of said debts aud expenses,
the statute provides to prevent license being granted.
by Older of the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
A true copy Of record,
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DENTISTRY,

n OCT. NJ. NEWTON, surgical aud Mechanical Dentist,
~ Office over Mr. spadinss Store, on Main, at the head
of State Ia order Introduce OF the
in the construction of plate teeth propose
insert whole oil teeth gold pate perfectly
resembling the natural organs form aud color and in point
OF utility, fulfilling all purposes OF mastcaton well
the natural teeth For any piece of work shall requio
half the he paid The time and tho remainder
three MONTHS if the work should prove satisfactory. If not
the teeth can be returned NJ tho money refunded
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INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

SIX LECTURES on the USES OF THE LUNGS, caus-
- prevention, aud Cure OF Consumption Asthma and
Diseases of the Heart On the Laws OF Longevity and mode
of preserving male and female heatb symmetry and beauty;
exposing and OF those diseases that produce Con-
sumption shorten life, Affections of the skin Spne
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Liver Scrofua, Piles, Gtave
and Female Complaints. Its rules, practical and Turc
form perfect guide health and long life. % Engravngs,
324 pages. so cents. Postage l2 cents. by SAMU Ell
sHsIuoN FiTCb, A. NJ, NJ. o.. at 7U7 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK
Any person romuiug 50 cents, Free wiz receive Que ecpy
by mail, to any part. The trade supplied
January 1917. I0osn.
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LAND FOR SALE.

LIN ~ Il OlG cA IL.
THE subscribers offer for sale Tract of land in
OF Woodstock, Ulster County, N. w. known the old
Gass Co Tract" being from eight fourteen miles from
SaugeTties Landing on the Hudson River containing
400 ACRES,
into lots of 100 each About 1000 acres arc
cleared the balance heavily tmbeed and is well worthy
attention of persons engaged ia the Tanning business
The cleared land well adapted grazing from its
y facilities to New York Market renders desirable prop
cry for persons wishing to engage in that business. Tho
whole Will be sold together in separate parcels suit
purchasers. For Further particulars, apply NICHOLAS
SH"TTLES, Saugertie and Woodstock Turnpike about
two miles east of Woodstock Village the premises OF
to ALFRED A. MOTT,
Dec. %, lS46-9S:3m 81 East Broadway, NY.
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BrightOn Markell, March 2o,

Reported Tor the Boston traveller
At Market, $50 Beef Cattle, Jokes of working oxen, Is
Cows and Calves 100 Sheep and 1900 SWINE About AGO
head of Cattle came the Western Rail Road.
BEEF CArrLE-Ex,a So rs, first quality 90. second and
third qualities, from TO 5 70.
WohKING OxEN.-Sales made at Ss2 and Sll0
Cows AND CALyES-Sales were made at S2i, $50, and
S37 80.
sHEEPSales not noticed there being but few sales
made at the time Of this report.
swINr.-Sgles at Wholesale, l-2 for sows and l2 for
Barfows. AZ retail, from l-2 10 l 2 per To-
N b. In consequence ola storm the market very
hard and large lot of cattle and sheep remain usod
eln
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Liverpool, March 3D..

In consequence OF the imports from ireland being very
SMALL the supplies from the United States looked for
with anxiety The value Of beef has improved 2s Cd 10 IS
had extensive demand 5s IL 6s barrel above
quotations. further advance Of 2s hams for ba-
con- paid during the month In Cheese reduction of s 10
As established and the trade very dull As the supply of
Lard is limited, this article is eagerly bought at erteme
rutes Butter improved IS to Us per cwt since the
ulL Quotations-Bncon-per cwt. United statos so 63s
Beef-U g. prime per tee 90 O5s do per barrel IS
AS; do inf and old, per tce 60 OBS. Butter per cwt
United States prime 7s s0s Cheese per owt. a. s. fine
so 52sj mid "A 4Ss.i ord 40 43s.i Lard, per cw u
in barls 81 sos; kegs SO 6l Pork, por barrel 900 lbs
U. mess 70 s0s prime ditto bril- 200 lbs 70 75s Hams
per cwt, U. s. duty paid 40 Cos.
WooL.Duting the month tho attention of the tGude has
been engaged with the public sales which took place on
thu 10Th u and in London the 18th to tho gath ut The
quantity Of United States sold been 500 bags for
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Attest, LYMAN hhiuds' Register
true copy of Record, ,,,,, -

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden .a a.
Lemoillo District, Ilydopk, w,ih,n ana LOT Said
district on the 10Th day OF March, a; d. leii. ,,,
I'LL illNDS JR administrator on the estate OF Challes
A. Whittemoe, late of Eden in sara District deeeaSeu'
presents his admins traiioR account iof settlement
Wheroupon is ordered that the same be referred 10 the
2ls day Of April next tho Probate Office 10 said HYDE
park for examination aud allowance AMI that all concerned
DO notified hereof by the publication OF this order 10 me
Vermont Waclman, printed at Montpelier, w. three week'
and at said time aud place. If they see cause, object thereto
by order OF Count - - .
80 true copy Of Record, . ~ ..,o,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THIS may certify that have given my son, GEORGE NJ
FISK, his time the of his minority. shall claim
of his wages pay any debts of his contracting this
date Attest, DAVID FISK.
At. ROBERT BADGER.
Nouhfed, March H. lSi7. l0:3ws
STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Probate
Randolph District SIS. Court for the District of Ran
doph, TO all concerned in the estate of Hon. Dudley
Chase, late of Randolph, deceased, -Greetug.
WHEREAS, Thomas Z. Russell and William HehnTd,
w administrators the of said deceased requests
said Court allow them the further time of year from
and after the Goth day of February A. u. ls4 pay
ments of the debts due aud close the settlement Of the
tate.
Therefore, you hereby notified that said application
will he hoard session of the Probate Court he held
the Probate Office in West Randolph the 18Th day of
April uexta which time may be heard in the premises.
And this order shall be published three weeks
ly in the Vermont Waterman and State journal,
printed Montpelier in this State, the last of which
publication shall be before the day assigned for hearing
aiuTcra!d.
Given under my hand the Probate Office at West Ran,
dolph, this 18th day Of March, A. d. ls47.
10 EDMUND WESTON, Judge.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
NOTICE OR LICENSE.

rNHE Subscribers have hand, any quantity of RUM,
GIN, and BRANDY, and will sell in any quantity, less
than % Calls for cush) until the last day of April
the Store cf CURkIER & HUNT.
Braintree, March 10, 1917. l0;3wt
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a.zra VALUABLE FARM
fasapsa FOR SALE.
EE1M THE Subscriber, being under the necessity of
A-"S~" Il selling his FARM, is induced to offer it
lower than any other farm in the county, 1t consists Of
bout two bundled of excellent land situated door
west of South iadwck village Lamoilo River, and
the road leading Burlington, VT known by the Cooper
FARM, with about Forty of good ntervac there
is sad river Upland good for pastutng timber, wood
sugar &c. About 100 cleared, and the has
been fooled ~ so OF the upland good pillow
land as any in said town Farm well fenced aud watored
with good dwelling house, barns and sheds Possess
sion given immediately said farm must be s0no mistake
Enquire of the subscriber on the premises.
p. S. WEBER.
South Hardwick, 18th March, 1917, lott
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TO THE TAILORS.

THE subscriber respectfully Informs the country trade
L that he has just received sCOrTS NETWORK
FASHIONS, which he will furnish TO order at New-Iork
prices CHAS II. O. AMBERLANNE'
Montpelier, March 10, ls47. sim.
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NOTICE..

I HEREBY certify that have given my son, NARRATION
UPTON his time, from this day, and snail not claim any
ofhs ealnings, nor pay any of his debts after this date
AMOS UPTON.
Rare March l2,b A. ID 1917 9:3wt
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LIRERATION.

HIs may cofiy lhNt have this day given TO Edwin B.
L JONES' MINOR his time during tho mainder of his
minority, aad he is free act oI HIMSELF and shall claim
none Of his earnings pay any debts Of his contracting "-
ter this date. JOHN A. KENT
Warren, March g, 1917. o.
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Boston Notifies.
BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS.
MARCH 1917.

The attention OF Country and Seaport Wer-
chants Manufactures md others about vistng Boston
chase Spring supplies IL most respectfully requested the fol
lowing CARDS comprising Merchsns Manufacturers, and
brace the facilities afforded by tho country press to solicit
your early calls aud New Engand friends that
pains shall be spared part please both old
customers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-29
39aper MInDfNga
for themselves, theif families'or frien

for themselves, their families'or friends.
 This ncr, mngn.fesnt and unswpGssed assort ment cons s,s of cho'ce and fashionable nDn nx N. a% &S GG GD&D" S such az rich silks, beautiful barages, muslin, fuula rds, ginghams, &c., Sc. Elegant aud eX' ira brocha. cashmere, crape, and new style sh awls, French, English and American broad cloths. cassimeres. and rich ves'ings, House. keeping Goods, superb and common paper
 hangngs, fire board 'iews,
 curtains, Sc Sc.
 This is but aheginning. We NoulI theret"rs most respectfully invite those who ate to pre- side over the dcstinies of our good old com monwsai;h the coming year. to call upon us, and in thei, own experience, reap the oeneh's there to be fou,d. HoNoR, TRUTH and FAIR. DEALING are our governing principles, and with these WE SHALL CONQUER
 Come one, come all, 10 this Great Centre al A,,raction--the Grand Depot for Bargains i' at the busy BEE HIVE
 Respec fully, STARR x BURKETr.
 The Bee Hive. is located at No. 227 Main, second door nollh of Temple st.. and directly opposite the Fourth Church, Hartford. 3w50
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-29

r LEGISLATIVE REPORTS for 1917. The L HARTFORD DAILY CouRANr will contain during the ensuing session of the Legislature. such reports of the proceedings as will make 'r,,~res,ing 10 all who wish to become &C., ,aanted with the business before the assembly. The reports will be as impartial. and ihe line of truth and prOpriety will be strictly adhered to.
 The paper will be furnished, duly mailed to any part of the country. during the session for 50 cents, or two months. (during the publica- tion of the laws passed during the ssssion.) for 75 cents. For $i it will be sent three months Subscriptions must, in all cases, be pad in advance.-E6
 Postmasters and others procuring su5'cri' bers, and remitting the amount, (which can generally be done by the Representatives, shall receive the paper gratis for two months
 ". B. The paper will contain the proeeeG' -iuea of inc day previous to its date. and will be put in the Post office in time for the eari'as morning mails. -f# .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-29
School for Young Ladies.
LITClITIELD, CONN.


 THE Summer Term of 22 weeks in this in- IL sttutiOn will commence "Wednesday, May l2th.
 Celebrated for hsallhfulncss, beautiful sce> nery, and the refinement of it's Inhabi .ans :; the number of pupils in the boarding depart- meni limited to $ or 10, exclusively under the charge of the Principal: it is believed few places of education could be selected so desira- ble as the presen: in this village. Called to 0rganize and control an institu> tion, maintaining al present standing among the first Seminares in our country this oX> pression of confidence with others prior and subsequent from gentlemen of the highest dis inc,ion and influence in the State of New York, will be sufficient pledge of the thor ough systematic and liberal course of study 10 be pursued.
 Among ihe many distinguished names az references the following (wiih two exceptions) have been the patrons of the Principal in for- mer places of instruction.
 Wm. B Sprague D. of Albany. Prof Yates, Union College. Schenectady. Gen Swift. Henry Dwight Esq and Judge Whiting, Geneva.
 Judge Chapin, James Seymour, and James K. Livingston, Trustees of Rochester Female Academy,
 Dr. Vermilyea, of the Collegiate Churches. Charles Butler Esq, New York City. Terms for Board and Instruction in English branches, $l75 per annum.
 Instruction in Music; $lo per quarter. French and Latin each $3 do. Day Scholars, Junior Department, Sl2 pr. qr
 Senior do $l3 do. No Scholar received for less than Term. Circulars upon application 10 the Principal
 J. Ii. JONES. LilchGeld, March 2sth, 1877. 4t
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-29
BELTENG. AND LACE OR STRING SEAxHER. For sale at the wholesale Leather, Boot and Shoe Store of the Sub
 sCriher,

MAuacturs of CoODYEARS that all Is merits b proved nIon expressed thus far by those
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  $ speCuiar rdualti Perfect c5fa IGufhr  
  n"" leahrI 'ce no effect on it.
  "d when adjusted machinery W Heather o oleah
  c ctnn manuGctu EnSand ietc q
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-29
NO TECE.

DURSUANT 10 an order of the Court I of Probate, for Litchtield District, the Subscriber, Administrator on the Estate of Grandson Loomis, late of Li,ch- field in sad DIst' jet deceased, will sell at the Dwelling House lately occupied by the Deceased in said Li'chfeld, on the slh day of May ls47 nt 10 o'clock, fore noon, (unless previously disposed of nt private sale,) so much of ,he Real Estate of sad deceased as wtll raise the sum of $llSO 79 Cts, and incident charges of sale.
 STEPHEN RUSSELL, Administrator,
 Ltchield, April 2Sth. ls47. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-29
APPOINTMENTS.

We learn that His Excellency Cover nor RESELL has appointed us his Aids-de Camp, with the rank of Lieut.. Colonel LUcIUs G. PECK. Esq. ef this city and THOMAS L. STEpMAN, Esq. Of Norwich a nd that His Hnnor CHARLES J. Nc CuRDY Esq, has appointed as his Aids with inc rank of Major, HENRY G. LEWIS. Esq. oi this city. and HIRAM WILLY, Esq,o New London. These gentlemen, we learn. .are making arrangements with the military in Hartford &c. to recieye the Governor and other Srate officers in due form on their way to the place of Inauguration.
 .N. 1T. Palladium,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-29
H.ATS.

wv HEREAS Benjamin II. Morse of w Litchtield, Conn. and Robbins Battell, of Norfolk Conn. and Andrew Carney, and Jacob Sleeper, of Boston Mussuc huselts, have associated according to the provisions of the act entitled An act relating to joint stock corporations under the nem nc of the Mattatuck manu- featuring Company" We hereby give notice ,ha, the first meeting of said eor> pora,ion will be held at the office of Q. $ Seymour, in said Li,chfirld, on the 18th day of May l647 at nine o'clock in the forenoon for the purpo,e of appoint ing the officers of said .corpor a,ion, Of making bylaws and other matters, con- ntcted with the business of said corpora tion. All persons interested are hereby notified 10 be present at said meeting.
 B. II. MORSE,
 ROBBINS BAYFIELD,. Litchfield, April, 2lst l847.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-29
HOUsATONIC INSTITUTE
NEW MILFORD, CONN,

NEW MILFORD, CONN,
 TT is the design of this Institution to giv, | instruction to youths of both sexes in al the branches of finished education. The year is divided into -four terms of eIere@ weeks each. The Summer term commences oa the first "Wednesday of May; the Fall term. ,l" last of July; the Winter term, the first We'd nesdoy of November the Spring term, the last of January. Vaca. a.ions.--Three weeks in April, one in July, three in October, and one in January: Tuition, for the term of eleven weeks
 Introductory English Branches $3
 Common English studies
 Latin and Greek Languages and
 highe, Mathematical studies.
 Instruction on the Piano, Board can be obtained in the most respecta~ ble families in the village at $sl.5o to $s2
 The Principal is prepared 10 take few scholars into his family as boarders.
 47 Ji P. BRACE, Principal
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-29
LETCKEFKEED .HC.4DE.
 .WXe

GAHE Summer Term will commence on
 Tuesday the 4th of May,
 L Common English branches per term of II
 weeks. $3 ,0O Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, AstrOns
 omy, Ancient History, 3 50 Mental Philosophy, Botany, Algebra, 400 Latin, to which particular attention will
 be given, 500 Ornamental branches an extra charge, de- pen1ing upon the kind pursued
 Small children received on favorable terms. 4S AMELIA A. HAYDEN.