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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-08
CTATE Of VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS
Ia Probate Court heli a. Montpelie in q "a District
iB7iFvJA'NIN rAYLoR's ESTATE.

STATE or vERMONr,ttN PROBATE COURT holden At
Randolph Dsirct Ss Brookned and for said District,
o the 9th day n necember,A y. 1871.
WILLIAM 3. TYLER, adminstragr u the estate Of Benla
TYLER late ~ Tuubrig said District ceased, makes
application said Court 20 extend the time heretofore allowed
him The debts due from said estate aud 10 render bis
administration account Until some future day.
Whereupon, ordered by Court that said application
Of January, A. %. lsd5.
And further ordered, that notice he given all
BY the publication Of this order in the Vermont
Wachman STATE Journal printed Montpelier three
ducccssiveiv, before said hearing
By the Court-Attests J. r. CLEAYELAND,
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New York Weekly Tribune,
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peatbs.

IN ropshami Dec g. David JONES' aged % years n months
ia Berlin Dec. H. Rue tnyel, aged % wears months
u Nprhhe pes 90 Mrs. Hrtsry huntar aged 86 wears
In faree Jan u paralyu1 shoee, Jerome o. Haley,
fsq aged Abnut 60 years
In Cabot Dec ~ the alenc of NJ. j. A.
julia Foster, OF consumption, aged u years.
"a moJH-loSn Dec b, vine @ Gstes aged az years.
IN ~ park Dec ~ Crphas taa.rtt aged "a years.
In Barru Jan ,, hares, q W. j. and Eliza ~ Car
ncnleri nI LInenIn. IN a.ul D muuL.s
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Ev.FOR.lF.rTEOV,

Information guaranteed prodfc. luauraut growth NJ
hair hai rrad bsrle.s face, alsp rrripe
removal ot Pmps. 1lotc1-s Erupu1rs, ETC., ssiu
lsaFiuH tH s0sf, aud beautiful,
without chafEs by Ailrc-sinE
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GAIA 4a Br..,de.a, N... N.rt
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4lem advertisements,

| UST ARRIVED, another CAR LOAD
~ OF fRLoH ri "a mpstN Cod which we ave selling
o cents per To-, or 100 lbs. br - 80 ard 900 lbs for
S2lt LEE 60
Ffeueh's Block Montpelier, Jan. S. 1865. 9596lSw
M ANTED, good HOU SE-KEEPER,
w Is capsule Of taking charge VI and ling The
work in family Of persons. Applicants will please
bring recommend j. S, LEE.
Montpelier. Jan. s 'S5S 95lNwtf
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cHscEs cELEEG.srED s.,Err.

from Mr. y. TucKER' Depot master at Salisbury Mass
have been troubled for years with bad humor some.
lines ontwnldly AMI sometimes inwardlV Dures ne nast
ummer y Manifested Itself than usual outgay Ana
utea Your salve All igns OF IL have since
Without Affecting me dly indicating think te eradi
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SOLD BY all Druggists % box Sent By mail tr sbo
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BLOOM of the LOTUS,
Ok
T HE GER Nj OF BEA UTY.

Among the eegancies OF the toilet the BLOOM Of the
Lotus, the Germ OF Beauty stands pre- eminent and
it is one that is taxing precedence Of all others.
Is unriyaed for the complexion, rendering Il clear
transparent, and relpendent The Bloom Of tae Lotus
is IA hionabe for toilet purposes II removes tam
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mpartinR TO IL that delicate tint aud softness much
admired 10 female beauty.
All defects OF the skin speedily diesppear by its
There Is nothing yet discovered which adds more to
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meuc
A few Apptat Of his charming preparation will
oonvirce the most soepuca Of its value
One Of its grand features 10 mat IL youthful
appearance, and retards the semblanee Of age,
Or Is II less essential tn gentemAn's toilet 1t pre-
vents the rtng sensation frequently experienced AZ
shaving and heals pnples eruption Of skin, gener-
ally unlike many others it is strictly vegetable, and
tans no dtleteGious ingredients.
Il IS without doubt the moet perfect toilet requisite
ever introduced
Price $l,oo per Bottle.
Sent BY kNpIess TO any part OF the United States on
receipt Of pioe Send for Circulars aud certificates.
sold by all Druggists Principal Depot, HlB 5ERT .
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SOL SLOOUM
OR,
The Maid Of the Juniata,
BY
EMER SON BENN EFT,

the greatest product Of his trsnssnd'utly pen. Ills
tale Of the border and the characters which figure in H
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from friends and kndred the heroic daring youth
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SPIRITS presenting almost phase Of human
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The story replee incidents which
to leap electric force
constantly alternating between joy and tears and
laughter Indignation ami admiration he suffers and reoicss
with the characters absolutely seeming act with them,
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love portions Of especially betuerfu and such
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-08
CURTIS ~ ARMEs,1 M CHANCERY
rs WAsH1RGToN COUNTY. Sept.
MICHAEL. CARR. JHRn 1867

Curtis N. Aines Of waterbury, in said Warrington
county having preferred his petition 70 the Court Of han
Gerry ga and fr said ounty at the present term there
o. setting forth that Michael Carr then Of said Water
bury crow supposed to be In California; the End day
u April, A. d 1866. executed HE mortgage deed Of
certain lsnd in Muretown in said Washington county
being about occupied by Widow Carr and de-
scibed 60 said mortgage, 20 secure the payment OF one
hundred d. lars specified in ain note dated April
nd. d 1896 payable on the first day Of November.
A. d. 1866 aud setting forth that nothing has been paid
herson and tn whole amount Of interest and principal
is due and praying for foreclosure Of the equity
fCdempi1n Of said Michael Carr thefeui aud IL APP
peains that said defendant resides without tire State
that BIZ mna not be served upon him 1t is
ordered that notice he given him by the publication Of
the substance q said petition together with this order
sndng said defendant 70 appear before the Count
Of Chsncery next be holden Montpelier in and for
he couaty OF Arlington, on the second TUESDAY OF
MarcG A ID 1868, three weeks successfully in Waton's
Weekly Journal the last Of which publications shall be
six weeks previous to the commencement of said term
Given under my hand at Montpelier in Washington
G., unity, this oath day of Dec smber, A. u. 1867.
LUTHER NEWCOMB, Clerk
GEORGE w. KENNEDY, Solicitor for Orator.
9i96
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-08

II "a an uErAutsG REMEDY in all Of Neuralgia
Ia Ills often ehecting perfect in less than TWEEN
ty'foar hours, from the use Of no more than TWO
IHRsE PILLs.
No oher form Of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has
failed ~ yield To this
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Even in the cases Of Chronic Neuralgia and
general nervous derAngements.if many years stNId-
ing affecting the entire system its for few days,
or few weeks at the utmost always affords the
aston shng relief and very rarely fails produce
plete and permanent
1t contains drugs other materials in the slightest
degree injurious the delicate system, and
can ALWAYS be used With
PERFECT SAFETY.
II has long been in constant use by many OF our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS
who give it their una lmous and unqualified approval
Sent by mail on receipt OF price aud postage.
One package 81 90, Postage cents
packages, s 90, q
Twelve packages, 900 40
ia sold by all Wholesale and retail dealers in drugs
and medicines throughout the United States, aud by
TURNER a co. sole PROJECTORS,
l2O IkRaOMr ST, BOsrOS, MASS.
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w H IS x E R s

mr.. LANoNrE's coRRoLiA vili3re whlter, or Mous-
taetes Che smoohrst face or chin, Or Hslr on BALD
Beads. Sever trosnt1 fal.
Sample, for trial. sent for % cents
Address REEVES Coz
olils Nassau t,New Yors
Pom cor1Hs cotps ana c1SsrMrr9S US lr ola AMI vc
known VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM. approved ana
used - olUEf and hIsr rrscAss y,ic Tor for
y year, past Gst Che senuins. REED, CUTLER CO..
prugaits, Boston, Pfopret1rs tqOl
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Oriental Defensive soap.

y aeydedly thu bestand aboraving soap IA
,vs - " aoe upon principle and warranted "a
rso s ~ M, ss"eon ons poqnd oft viii go far
~ Any eer family Cloths boiling,
.sie nnnd fubhnR washbnard required Over two nun
A's' 'nersend families are using ~
~ rur sxtt hy dealers every where.
hhhutsctnted only hy
ss,a hektONE, VAN HAGEN & CO.
soP Philadelphia and New York
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STOP THE RORRERl

you robber Why, Father Time o. who
Ia stealing the color from millions u heads u hair Alas
re- CAM BE- stopped
what then His ravagcs can be repaired
Ia less Than Ten .Ufnnfcs.
u is done No trouble danger u nIurng the nbre
Not stain.
CBtsTADCRO'S HAIR DYE
conrs superb black any bade Of brown with All hut mi
racuioas raridy. Manufactured BY CRtsrAnOEO, 0s Mai
dsu Lane, Me- York Sold BY an Druggists Applied by all
Hall Dfess r.. 9si99d&
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G. DUCREUX's PATENT
For instantaneous Detachment Of Horses from Carriages

q. DUC hBUA'S PATENT
For instantaneous Detachment Of DOrts from Carriages
his ingenious ard ye,y useful intention, which has
been patented in thr United states, France Eug
land is offered by the subscriber 20 the pulic feel
ing assured tisy will fud IT, upon imiRaton, of
the gteatett Inventions Of the age.
Prominent among its advantages are
Ffesi --The facility w'th whi,h huses NAV he hsr
messed 10 puharuess,d from Carr age, oo render
ng Unnecessary for the person unhArntssinR 10 pass
betveen or behWd she h1fses as is customary, thus
avoiding ANY liabi ny OF beng h-ked
SRo0hD In ca of hothe faiug, he mag be loOsed
from h carriage 90 secoud, in ut tn driver ieav
ing his seat II Is DO simple in it, operation thA, child
work H.
1HtWn AND GREATEST In case of hoises "a ing
fisht. becoming manageable ~ Tuaning asay, the
terrible consequences which 50 frequently follow may
all be avoided by this simple location 10 carriages
the horses Ne i0osed foR the ige 0itk
Ing" end he carriage q4icty an spfstg stofpsd
mir G. pUCRhUA gave several lubNo exhibitions
The great favor aud praise mAnfested by tht public
these occasions Is Of the evidences " popular ap
probation Of its merits
Terms be known and orders received for applying
be patent to carriages purchase Of State Rghs, by
Addressing TO
G. DUOREUN, PArRsrRB,
Oct l6 d IN. 90 Elizabeth ST., New York.
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CATARRH, CoNsUMp.

IL TON. AND CANCEL CURED
Treatise Dcafnes Oatarrh Consumption and Can,ert
their ~ speedy rcle and ultimate cure u.s.
Pupil Of Che Academy o Medicine Paris 10 any address
Tor ten cents.
Letter from Roht McNurIy. DID, D. .p Grand Prlsta Of
Grand hncgmpmcnt u U. 81 aud Editor Of the National
Frcrmasuu.
INV Y0EE sept ". 1861 DR. srmasLl wasin charge Of
Grace Church Hospits Alexandria, Va, during the war.
almost daily Tor months visited his Hospital
had every of knowing his Epricrvcr and
d of the creftAb character, his success
la Che treatment ~ patients was irmarkaU-.
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~ OllCB.-I have this day given my son
' Charles II. Howard his time during his minority,
and shall hereafter pay no debts Of his contracting
cl i'm any Of his wages.
n. L HOWARD.
Berlin Jan. l. 1868 94.96'
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10 BUILDERS /!

INHE Trustees of the Vermont Reform
Il School will receive, until Februar, 3 sealed pro-
po'als fT buildings work ,hop Waterbury the ensu-
log GUNNER TO wit; 90 80 feet, strong frame enca, cd
with 1fck two stpri III and 10 feet between Joints
roof slated b lex JET, ond Nith hrfe dlubie doors
pl IN aud - eheauons sill be- found the office of
Pea Superintendent, at Wa,rouT,, till said
date for eXaminat IA
An commui ications may be addressed 10 M. PeAse
and lids for the above thoud be endorsed Pfopo, al
tee uuly
The Trustees will reject all the bids II one should
prove s-tisfaelory
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II is the Best Chance ever offered to Agents
One two day. time will good
Sorting Machine, IE'afck, sim Etess RoroTrer
,lme uihef articles of equal value, ttRE or Cost
AEents wanted everywhere male and female, for the
best One Dolay Pawub okrrs Sale In he country, end
for rcular. =. O. THOMPSON co.
20 Hanover Street Boston. Mas
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Na'eioui}' Jan o. 1917 daw Jan.
ITO VERMONT FARMERS DOUBLE
4 REFINED POUDRRTrb, compo,td Of the
night soil and ofd q Mes York City, is the most tore
ing AnG gNtck acting manure in market ttccs as tfr0ng
a. he Arlole eomaunly known as Puudrete; on half
as much will g far II is equa the best superphos
rhaes is market At less than haD The price is suitable
for every crop g,fden stuff Ii will mature them ten
days 10 two weeks earieT, and double the product 8
will manure au acre Of com in the hill Price in Bui-
lingon $50 per ton, Pamphlets with full Information
sent on application 70 j. s. PIERCE * SON. budng.
ton, ", Agent for THE LODI MANUFAt TURING
COMPANY. 0507
fENENEMENTS AND ROOMS TO LET!
Il uJ Inquire Of Joha b. Langdon, In
Montpelier, Dec 10, 1867, div
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l.. II. w y SHBU RN-
Painter, Glazier and Paper Hanger.
CARRIAGE PAINTING, SIGN AND ORNAMET-
AL WORK DONE TO ORDER.
Leads, Oils, Turpentne Japan, Coach and Furniture
NBruNh, u tmar Vanish Brushes snd Stripping Pencils
aud all other Painters Material constantly hand and
fuT sale
Shop ou Mail S.. Rfarof Fisher s COS Plating Shop
Mr. SNOW has had me ten years experience in a
number Il the Grscsss establishments Of Boston aud
vicinity with much experience OF foreign traytl-has
been ia the employ II @osis. Williams Everett. Al.
80 Win Messrs Cnilds Jerks Pfoprietors 81 the Arr
Gallery, fremont 81 Boston where he has had an
eusye pr ia the art of Painting, AAyng been
ri yed by them yaie aud restore old paintings q
rare workmanship AID Immense value and IN w1ose
galleries me # his best works have been exhibited.
~ peifrc, saiishcti m piycn, or 40 pay,
NJ utpeliir, Jan. 1868. daw mo
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY
Eel Animals Popular Residences, IL.

LANDSCAPES and HISTORICAL PICTURES
painted D % der.
Also. BADGES. BANNERS, aud all kinds OF OrnA-
mental Painting
" Orders fo Frescoing promptly attended to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14
THE GATE CITY,
4 1.tA a.a I've CAllArs. Est<a ~

-1ofh - ana Tive CAllARen EAHAo ~
The Paris Temps contains IN account 81
fearful case Of cstpihsiisM which h4s just
come to light in Algeria. The particulars
may be summed up ~ follows: Ono Ben
| Nacer recently had ! COW stplen from his
| fields. suspicisn have Arrestsd on IN Arab
! named Hsn AisssA, seauch wns nade On bis
| pr~mises. Nothing of The s6nine Aelnel
| was ever found, bus on locking intoss bush
. little distance teom the Mouse, sbaeket oil
pieces Of nsat - Sesnds ThS wit4Ot Ben
Aissa Immediately stammered out that they
| were the remains n adoskey whieh her has
band haa killed the preceding night. But
she did not long persist in this story for on
the bucket being turned tepsy-turvy, > NUM-
Der OF feet and hands tumbied out. Three
heads, which had been singsd, we're not DIS
covered in the same spot ! he remains hav.
ing been collected together. they were u.ie-
diaiey recognized by Ben Nicer and his
companions IS Il ose OF woman named Ben
Ioussef aud her ,wo children. Ihe clothes
ot the yicnms were next foand hidden ID Iie
same bash, little furtheroF. Fatima Ben
Aissa being pressed to give some explanation
OF the affair, made the following terrible con-
fegsion: aMy children and had not eaten
anything for several days, when the twin
brothers, Mohammed, Ben Ali and haddeur
Ben Ali came to us to propose that we should
kill and eat the children Of Falima Youssee,
aged eight years They agreed aud iorih-
with put our project into execution in ravine
situated ehort distance from where lived.
The mother coming near the spot &. the
moment when we were strsngling the cLii-
dren, We decided to kill her also, from fear pr
beinx denounced The three murders we're
contaminated, we cut the bodies up. The
twin brothers have already named took a
part and left the re,nainde,, tie heads, feet,
and hads being comprised in one portion
Assisted by my children, forthwith took
the part allotted me home. boiled part
up, which we ate, aud put the rest aside, in
order not to exhaust all our provisions in one
day. ! also fayed the three heads, and left
them where they have jus. been found. =
All the parties concerned in the horrible
affair have been arrested. They each at-
tempted to throw the burden OF the crime ON
my shoulders but their own.
The New York herald., 1868-04-28
HERALD, TUESDAY, 2a QUADRUPLE

enough in itself, but it leaves out OF sight
all the which have brought these deeds OF ar.
rangement into use. The most urgent Of these Is
the enormous expense of the process whereby the
Bankruptcy Court, as hitherto administered collects
Cairns bil purports to render this process somewhat
cheaper and the committee express hope that it
will be successful in this respect It can hardly be
age Of COSTS estimated at thirty per cent to
less than twenty or twenty five per cent and this per-
creditors, with choice Of evils before them into the
alternative OF composition. But tins Is not the only
motive which operates to keep up this form Of volun
tary settlement Notwithstanding the monstrOus
frauds which are sometimes practiced under it.
= A moral obligation already rests upon the
% the Of 60
1t Ia one OF the worst reflections upon modern COM
mercal morality that restitution Is so rare and that
merchants in prosperous business can meet In the
streets without blush those whom they have injured
and have no thought OF compensating. The expe-
rience of foreign countries and Of own insolvency
law appears to be on the whole favorable to convert
ing the moral into the legal obligation, while the
present rule involves the consequence, repu-
dated alike by reason and justice, that sthe
merchant or trader who speculates beyond his
capital takes the profits, Il successful; II the
The Liverpool Chamber, like most similar bodies,
objects to commissioners in bankruptcy retaining
snRe9v 70 s@
completes amendable to punishment. II is for law
yers to say whether this object will be most conve
tribunal or by placing them at the bar of that which,
in different capacity has before 1t the evidence OF
misconduct. What is really Important Is that their
punishment or impunity should not depend on the
indicative compassionate disposition to creditors
The spirit Of our old laws may have been unduly
harsh towards debtOrS-"unfOrtunate'' debtors, as
they are usually called by writer's Of the last century;
but the legislature has assuredly not erred Of late
on this side. Having once grasped the proposition
that insolvency is not always crime, we have been
too apt to forget that II often is and that man of
straw who sets up in business and trades on credit
has nothing to deter him from overstepping the line
except the fear Of a Jail
The New York herald., 1868-04-28

friends begin to have grave apprehensions whether 1t
can stand. Oficial returns state the annual de-
cits, from 1850 to 1885, to amount to Ella 900
sterling Many Of the smaller States Of Europe,
such as Turkey, Spain and Portugal. are 10 q
similar condition. 1t Is melancholy reflection that,
admirable the enterprise, invention, skill and
laborious industry OF the tong millions OF produc-
ing classes In Europe, they deprived OF SO large
proportion Of the fruits OF their labors BY the per-
petual drain made upon them to sustain this armed
rivalry kept up BY their rulers" And, con-
sdering such q prodIgtOus annual tax upon
the masses Of Europe, it is not to be won
dered at that we hear Of famine and starva-
ton in SO many even Of her fertile provinces.
In France and Germany, in Poland, Finland and
Italy. M. Legoyt, the Secretary OF the Statistical
Society of Paris, writes:-"Let us for moment sup
pose that, by an understanding with the great
Powers, disarming In the proportion Of one-half
was effected. Immediately two millions Of men, OF
from twenty to thirtyve years OF age, constituting
the ower Of the population Of that age restored
to labors Of peace and at once an annual saving OF
f64 900 Is effected on the totality OF European
budgets"
of only one-hal Of the armies would afford funds for
the completion OF the entire network OF railways
throughout Europe and for the erection OF primary
school in every parish and c0mmune or on the 9TH
er hand 1t would enable all the national debts OF
Europe to be paid OF in less than forty years, thus
Occasionng an immense alienation OF popular bur-
dens and an incalculable stimulus to business.