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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-24
DEATHS

In Duzbury Sept 3Jth. Jane daughter Of Cad and
Mariete Crossei, aged IS years and 5 months
ln Montpelisf November IS, Flora Rock, wife Of
John Rock aled Is years
In MoIetowu, Of c1nsumpi u, PHLErUs 7. ROBIN
SON, aged 40 years, 9 months and days.
In Folkstone, England. Oct 80 Of consnmption HAr-
ret rownshend third daughter Of Hon Asa o. AIDS ei
81 Adams
In Washington, Oct. 18Th, Of liver olmolaiut h. p.
Parker ksq aged 6S years aud q days.-One OF the
estimable citizens Of the town.
New Hampshire papers please copy.
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IMPORTANT TO sHEEP-RAIs Frs OF
VERMONT.

DR.. Henry Boynton, Of Woodstock, this
State, Corresponding Secretary of the YER
mont State Agricultural Society, and Record
ing Secretary Of the New England Wool
Growers Association, has become Editor Of
the Sheep Department Of the Mirror and
Farmer, published at Manchester New Hamp-
shire. 1t is Farming and Family paper, Of
the size OF the Boston Journal, and is pub
lished at the extremely low price Of $3.50 per
year, in advance.
Soldiers can have it tor one dollar. Sub
scrptions can commence at any time, The
Mirror aud Farmer has the New England
Cattle Markets of the week it is published,
very full, the Boston Prices Current, Review
of the Produce Market, and the Wool Market
in particular. Il is making great outlay in
its Agricultural Department for 1866.
Besides Doctor Boynton, Hon. Frederick
Smyth, governor Of New Hampshire, Hon.
Daniel CLARK, U. s Senator, DR.. George b.
Loring, President Of the New England Agri-
cultural Society, Hon. VIM. Clarke, Attorney
General Of the State, Hon. C., K. Potter, fore
merly its editor, Prof j. w. Patterson, OF
Dartmouth College, Hon. j. ID. Lyman, s.
Flint, w. II. Hills, w d. Locke, and q.
Breed, Esquires, have agreed to contribute
to i's columns, aud arrangements are being
made for other contributors.
John b. CLARK is Editor and Proprietor, to
whom all orders should be addressed, at
Manehester. N. II.
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The Governor has appointed as commits
sioners under the joint resolution relative to
the restoration Of sea fish to the Connecticut
River and its tributaries, Hon Charles Bar
rett. Of Grafton, aud Albert b. Hager, ESQ.,
Of Pro ctorsyile.
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"A PERFECT GEM."-The new Children's
Paper, The Little Corporal, published by AL
fred l.. Sewell, 10 Chicago, ILL.,, ia captivating
all hearts. The price is only one dollar a
year sample copy ten cents. "a
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454 lbs. in ten months.

Oct. 20, 1865, she was producing one H..
per day, and il she continues a, that rate two
months to Dec. 20, the produc, for the year
would be 5l4 lbs.
Thus one COW beats the steers weighing
$500 lbs. at 23 mouths old, that were sold
for Sls6 and resold in Boston for 1920.
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.


AT CA MBRIDGE AND BRIG HToN
For the week ending Wednesday, Nov. ~ 1865.
AMOUNT oT STOCK At MARKET;
Cattle. Sheep. sbotes. Fs Hogs Calves
Lott ss week Week s5l7 is ISIS 500 500 1905
One year AGO, 25lO g40O Is $500
BEn CATTLE-EHtra tat and heavy premium Oxen,
sl5,O IT, quality Si20O sl2,73, 2ni
quality Sl0,5 II 80, 81 quality $50 SO IS per
100 bs, on total weight Of hide, tslOw and dressed
beef few choicest single pairs, best Western,
Sl4.0 a Si45O Bulls, Sc, IS 90 a 50 co.
Working oxen, $3.50 500 per pair, according
TO their value beef Handy Steers, $50 $50
Mich Cows, fair quality $50 $50, extra good ss5
81 rs, with or without calves, may be agreed; lar
row and ordinary S3s $50
Stores Ysarlines $50 S23 two-year-olds s35
SIS three year-ods, $50 $50
Sheep and Lambs, 3 8; extra cts per 10.
live weight; or $500 $500 per head. 10 lots
extra, so a so.
sbote.-w Wholesale i4l si6t,; retail i5s lso per ID.
Dressed 90 a. Oc. FAT Hogs, l3h a l4is per 10,
Spring Pigs, wholesale, 20 25c; retail, eper
Veal Calves As per head
Hides, se.i per 10 Country lots, SASH.
CAfskins, 20 4
Tallow-S = 100 per 10.
Pelts-slS0 sl75 esch Country lots, 0sO.
REMAHKs,-A most energetic Is fashioued norh east
storm walled all day Yesterday tuning the yards
mud umbrellas wrongsde olt and diving people all
sorts Of shelters. There was Aeoid-nt N tn Fitch.
tuTg road which detained the trains ali day While de-
scending grade i've miles west 4 ritohburg zen ng
stock lady broken up killing wounding and
seAttrhs Aihe, sheep hpgs anu I'VE poul ~, OF "nlch
there were 0VJ geese in one car early yeserday morning
Report current CAnbr dRe that the 10 1900
head OF Western cattle expected At Brighton soN
half ent per less than last THIS with the fact
that the warm weather Of he pas week had ma tue
city market hard : the butchers gave buyers
faint teA Z, and they seemed 90 think IA
1rtkbe to enjoy the shelter Of the ke hote than
face the TO look ybody's cattle inscqu n ly
1t very difficult for the droyers 10 dispose II The few
cattle that did arrive Al Bdgh on, also. parties med
70 agree that was too stormy TO trade and Tie barns
instead Of the yards we're hlied up Although much
less proportion than usual Of the cattle been sid
the closing Of ih port, MAJ say that The Western
dro7ers ri lined tina. they selling be ter q1au
ih week han last for the same money
We think, however, that thus 4 there has been itie
change from las week either h. cattle sheep, that
bus are no ding III with the hope that N market
close this IN their favor II will be that
port ore cattle and less sheep than ia.t week The
market hides ta1w and pelts appears be rather
declining. One who'll sale but her said his
smaller last week than for ary other week curing the
six months
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ECLECTlC MAGAZINE.
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1 COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT

A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT
n RtouieHs fNMEDfArH ATTENTION AND
SHOULD BIZ CHgcKeD. lF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE
lHiiaten Of he Lungs, permanent throat affection,
an incurabe Luuq Disease
"a ofTHr RESULT
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
HAVING DIRECT tsFLuBSCB ON fHs PARIS, OWE
IMMEDIATE RKLiEP.
ror bronchitis, Asthma, Catatrh Consumptive and
Throat Diseases.
rRocHBs hRE WIN ALWAYS GOOD suucgss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
VII hna Toohes useful ia clearing the vol when taken
before singing speaking, and relieving the throat are
an unusual exert0n OF the vocal orRaDs The uoches
are recommended and prescribed by physoians, aud
have had Testimonials from eminent men throughout
the country Being article Of true nett and having
proved their efficacy ~ test Of many years each year
hnds them In localities W. paris OF the world
and the roohe are universally pronounced better than
sny other a.toles
OBTAIN only BRows's BRONCHIAL TkooHEs,
and do not take any Of the worthless limitations that may
be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States and In Foreign
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marridges

In Chicago ILL.,, Mr. r. Morse, Of the 6r Of Jane
son Morse Of hat city, aud formerly Of Montpe er,
and Miss Frances J. Dart, Of Chicago.
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Ia Probate Court, holden at Mont5elier, the 18th
day " November A. ID 1855
s. D. Carpenter, Administrator Of the estate Of A B.
Carpenter, late of Barre In said District, deco sed
makes Application 10 said court license TO sell The
whole Of the real estate Of said deceased Representing
hat said sale is necessary for the payment Of the debts
Of said deceased.
Whaeupon II Ia ordered by said Court that said ap-
pi-aton be referred 10 the 9th dy u December A. d.
1850 az the Probate Office Ia Montpelier for heaing aud
decision thereon and is further ordered that all per-
sons interes ed be fled hereof by publication Of
tics u this application and order thereon three weeks
SUGGEST ely In the Vermont WatohmAn aud StAe JOUR
nal printed at Montpe Ter before i'd time Of hesring,
hs they may appear said time and place, and II tbs
see osuse, object thereto.
b. the Court Attest, N A. CHASE.
S3S5 Reeister
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HINlON MAIN Ef--NuV. II
Corn Rxchange--rhs receipts since yesterday have
bee SO 90 bbs Flour 26O0 bu nsts The mara ct Z r
Flour continues steady; saes Western supefhne At
IS ) 50 comm. extras AZ 80 a - Is medium
so 1 aud good and choice including f.suriie
10 us brands, sll SO Sl7 per hi Ia ~ the
sales have been moderate At 81 81 "a per Du.h iur
Western mixed sud 81 &C 81 0S Tor Western yellow,
Oats rance r. IN So &c per buth for Northern A4d
Canada, AID 81 5Ss fr p. island IN R,e small
sales at IL So pr bush Sh SIS Fiue Feed $50
S34 and MiddLngs s3S $40 per tn
Proysions-Pork l. selling SIS a 20 for prime S3i
s35 for ard s S4S for Hear, ca Bcefra
ges from Sll Sl7 per Dbl Tor Eastern and Western -
LAID % 80, ia bus and tierees and Smoked Hams At
y 25c per 10, cab Batter ami Cheese ia the
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Afm q ADVERTISEMENTS.

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CQlllltNQNlQrr

DR. STRICKLAND'S MILLlFLUOUS COUGH
BALSAM is warranted 10 coughs colds, no Fsuess
.thma whoopi c,ugh SIRE throat, consumption. and
Al aAec ions OF the throat and lungs.
For sale By Druggists. 90 cents per bottle.
Geo. Goodwin 4 Co. 81 Hanover street. Boston
: l.
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NEW ENGLAND FARMER.
~ lS66--POifne XXI-lS68

new volume Of this atand ,rd Agricultural Paper
commences n January 1856.
All the excellent eaures which have made the Far
met 90 pop ar in past years will be rsainsd and such
new ones the times demand will be added
With competent editorial agsmeut, contributions
from practical agrieuuralists in every section Of the
country and frequent frst-oass ensravings Of Stock
Farm buildings, Country Res dsnoes, Fruit, sc SC,
III publishers are no pains to make the NEW BNG.
LAND FARMER the
LEADING AGRICULTURAL PAPER
in Mes England
IL addition to our Agricultural Literary and General
News Department. all OF which ably conducted and
kept well up to the times, we give
THE FULLEST AVD BEST
REPORT OF THE CATTLE MARKETS
at Cambridge and Bd hton, prepared expressly for our
columns Also fdl and reliable rsnnrts of the WOOL
MAkkBr the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOS-
ION MARKETS.; and other Ia diligence Of spec al
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DIR. II. ANDERS' IODINE WATER.

An IHvahtabe Discovery.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

TO CONSERVATIVES.
The unde' signed having been restored to health in
few wesks. by very simple remedy after having sui
ed several years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease eonsumpfion-s anxious % make known
to his fellos sufferers the means OF cure
To all who desire it. be will send copy Of the pre-
scripton used Gree of charg J. with the directions fr
us ng the same which they wi find cure for con-
sumption, asthma, bronchitis, coughs, colds, &C. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the prescrp
ia to benefit the afflicted and spread information which
he eonetis TO be invaluable and he hopes every suf-
ferer will uy his remedy it will cost them nothing,
and msy prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
81 96.daw Kings County, New York
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THE BEST COW IN VERMONT.

We have from Amssa Scott, OF Craftsb bury,
the following statement Of the product Of one
COW il golden butter. We have no doubt it
is the best COW IN the bes of dairy states,
and suggest to Mr.. Scott that he ought at
once TO name her "GoLD-DRoP."
Butter from Dee 0Oth. 1864. tn Anru 1Oth
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REhARKs-Business continues very quiet, and we
have but few changes to note. Ashes firm. fair
business IN cotton goods at decline Of full 10 per cent
Fish steady and firm. Flour very dull, especially high
grades-hoders anxious to realize-Corn firm tut
quiet Oats dull, bnt held with some hrmness. Rye
scarce. Hay unchanged Little doing in hides Lesth-
er in improved demand. Lumber in good demand
M)lasses very quiet. Oils firm, with fair demand.
Petroleum, hrm aud shade higher. Pork steady,
Beef unchanged. Lard in moderate demand Butter
about the ssme-ohoice quality scarce and wanted.
Cheese firm, with steady demand White beans 10 mod
crate demand, and dull Sugar very quiet. The mar
ket FOR domestic WOOL the past week has been dull and
10 affect sales holders have essed 81 from So per 10.
The transaction comprise 500 900 lbs fleece aud pulei
at y 800 for lambs and extra pulled. Included in
the sales Of fleece 200 900 bs fine Ohio and Penn
syvania at 80 sos per 10. California and Canada.
Jol have been quiet and sales Of ny consequence
In New York, there has been no material change
Coarse wool may be quoted shade lower. while dne
holds its own 10 Philadelphia, there has been steady
demand for fine goods vt full rates. but the low grades
are entirely neglected, and prices unsettled, and
. 30 per 10 lower Sales range from 40 4ie for IN
washed IS 63s for common, g $50 tor medium, 10
Is for tub, aud u to 76 for foe 70 for extra pull
ed,-N Farmer.
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~ Merchants Row, Boston. Mass.
weop6tS4.9'
| ETfERS remaining unclaimed in the
lIPos, Office At Mortified, State Of Vermont, Nov.
Plat 1865
Andrevs, Mrs NGncy-2 Hassam, Mrs Deborah
Allen, Miss Canie-2 lngraham, W H-2
Berry Mrs Laurs-2 KELLOGG, Mr.
Bsssett, 3 kimba Onin
Brown, Miss Games LYMAN. Era.tus-6
Bonter, L V WELL = II
Gull. George Paine. Ciak
Grove, Mrs Abigail Ruter John
Gerreu Jerry Sulham Mrs Mary
Gii1en, Steele q
Huchius Mrs RI VAtney, MI
Hastings, W
To obtain any Of these Letters the applicant must call
for advertised letters give the date Of the list, and pay
cent for Advertising.
II called fis within one month they will be sent
u the Dead Letter Office
ROSWELL DEWEY, Postmaster,
| ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
u Post Office At Montpelier, State Of Vermont, the
2lst day Of Nov. 1855.
LADIES
Morse, Miss Amanda McDonough widow James
Morse, Miss Cara Smith, Nancy
Crane, Miss Bertha White, Miss Mary
Holmes, Mrs MelorA Wiley Miss Hannah
Tyr, Margaret
GENTLEMEN.
CAdwick VIM W Pingry. Capt Samuel K
Clspp Charles b Semour Isaac
Carpenter, S B Spaulding. Harley
Carter, solomon Stern, Joseph
Inase, Truman Swan
Davenport. Chas shiplsy, S
Daily, Benz lmin Spear,
Siule, Ira walling Ransom
Iasrence Luke WileJ, Marcus
Murry, Abij,h
To obtsin any Of these letters, the applicant must
call for ADVERTISED letters aud give the date of the list
sud pay one cent for Advertising
II not called for within one month, they will be sent
10 the Dead Letter Office
JAMES q FRENCH Postmaster
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Legal Aotiers.


- a . * NJ . n Il 4,
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SO.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier. within and
1865
Alfred HicA. executor Of the last will aud tesla
ment OF CJnha Tucker ate Of Cabot in said DISTRICT
deceased, presents his administration for settle
ment. Wherenpon, II h ordes thst the same be re-.
ieed TO the IL day o. December next At the Probate
Ohioe 10 said Montpelier, fr examination and allow
and that all concerned be noua hereof BY the
publication Of this order In the Vermont Waterman and
state Journal PRINTED a. Montpelier three weeks success
slvely may be- that they may appeal A. said
time and place, and, thy cause. object thereto
by order Of court. Attest, I. r. MERRILL,
H,86s Judge
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Afaal notirfs.
STATE OF VERM ONT
- ORANGE COUNTY IS.
NJ a. n NJ a. " II

~ ORANGE COUNTY IS.
IN q II A N G r. X Y.
LBANDER TAPLIN vs.. CHARLIE H. KGNsON.
Whereas Leander Tsplin Of Chelsea In the County of
Orange and State ~ Vermont has filed his petition in
the Court Of Gu ,ncery for said County against Charles
Knson late Of said Chelsea setting forth In substance
that said Kinson, the 10 day Of December A. ID.
1884 duly executed 10 sail T pil mortgage deed o.
certain land u sad ChclseH dec bed follows. w!
being about fourhs of OF lease land Ia sad
Chelsea with the buildings thereon, AID h all aud the
same land aud ptemisi decided said kinson by James
corded in vi 10 page 292 of the laid records Of said
Chelsea. Reiefeno TO said deeds aud all previous deeds
and lease from Daniel Fuller for particular description.
Conditioned for the payment u hree hotss u hand.
executed ~ said kinson to said Tapltn and dated
Nov 49, 1854 Tor one hund ed dollars One dated Nov.
1864. FOR enc hundred dollars al demand with inter
est annually.
All II hch are jistlg due ard owing aud have not
been pnd according TO the effect Of the same
Aud turtle setting forth that said Charles VI. kinson
nov resides without the State Of Vem that process
cannot be served upon him
Aud praying that he equity Of redemption of the said
Charlie. ii. kinslu may be foreeosed, agieeably TO
act 70 diminish the expenses Of fOreoosing mortgages in
equity,
and appearing that said Kuson resides with ,ut h,
state, N Is ordered that the subYance u the said Pc
uuon, aud the prayer thereof aud this order be plb
hshed 10 the Vermont Wstchman and State Journal, a
newspaper published at MONTPELIER 10 the Ciunty OF
Washington aai state Aforesaid three weeks successive
~ the last OF which shall be a. least twenty days prtW
Gus the next stated term OF said Court be held on
the "a Tues lay in January A. 1865 Whicn shall be
sufficient notice 70 said knson 70 app'as aud aa'wer
said petition A. the Law directs
DAted a. Chelsea in said County Of Orsnge. Nv Is,
ID 1895 L. O. HINCKLEY Clerk
WV HEBAhD Solicitor. si.sj
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ENRY HELMS, NJ ANUFACTUREk OF
"A BILLIARD TABLES,
with Patent Combination Cushions Patent Pockets and
all the Latest improvements Any Questions by mail
Immediately answered BY
HENRY HELMS, s85 Washington st..
between Dover and Chapman T., Boston. $3.50
NOTICE. This is TO certify that have
4 this day SOD my LoRER w. Josss, 20, his
time dudng the emAndsr Of his minority, and aha pay
no deb Of his Extracting claim any pay for his
services aztec this date HAIRY JONES.
Witness L. gDor BUSHNELL.
Waitshed, Nov IL, 1865. s28is
EOOT-ROr INNSHEEP,
Il CAN BE THOROUGHLY CURED, BY
Using whittem1Te's Cure for Foot rot II has been
thoroughly tested and in favt Just whairi represent
ted to be, Positive Cure Hundreds OF certificates like
he following are being received
Rutland. Vt, July IA; 1865.
Y. W Whtlemore, Dear Sir Having thoroughly
tried your Care for Foot-Ro In sheep would say for
the benefit Of sheep rasers that they should llss no
time In procuring bottle. 4, certainly will the
Foot In less tine, aud with Iess trouble than any
preparation Of blue vitrol anything else have
uAed. LEEDS BILLINGS.
r. W. WHllTEMORR,
Sole Msnufseturer, CathAn Cor's ". Y.
For sale by N. X Brown. 1901
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All orders and Communications should be addressed to
II. L EATON 6; 90,
"a Merchants Row Boston Mass.
wseop6L 1895