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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-14

PREACHING vs.. PRAcrcE.-rhe DAILY Journal
of last week exhorted our citizens TO assist Dame
Nature with shoyels and scapeIs in her efforts at
clearing and drying our four miles Of brick side
walks. An excellent suggestion, and friend
down on State street, whose business frequently
calls him 10 the post Office, suggests that if pro-
prietors of lots in the immediate vicinity of the
Court House had only pmcticed as well as they
preached, pedestrians might have +" touched bot
tom" in that locality several days earlier than
will now be possbe.-G. NJ. Freeman.
We cannot undertake to become responsible for
the vagaries of the Freeman s friend on his way
10 the post Office, and do not propose to be rcspon
sible for the state Of ali the sidewalks in the elm
mediate vicinity of the Court House" Sustain
ed however in the words of the late a. j. by a
consciousness Of having endeayored to do our duty
both in preaching and in practice, we are willing
70 rest the question upon it, merits.
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LEMONS FOR FEyER.-Says tina
nedin Of health. DR. Hill.

LEMONS FOR FEyER.-Says that walking CYCLIC
peda of health, DR. Hall
When persons are ieyerish and thirsty beyond
what is natural, indicated in some cases by me-
tallc taste in the mouth, especially after drinking
water, or by whitish appearance OF the greater
part of the surface OF the tongue, one OF the best
coolers" internal or external, is to take lemon,
cut OF the top, sprinkle over i some loaf sugar,
working it downward into the lemon with spoon,
and then suck il slowly, squeezing the lemon and
adding more sugar as the aoidity increases from
being brought up from lower point lnvalids
with feyerishness may take two or three lemons
day in this manner with the most marked benefit,
manifested by sense of GOODNESS, comfort and in
yipomtion. A lemon or two thus taken at . tea
time" as an entire substitute for the ordinary
"supper" of summer, would give many a com
Portable nights sleep and an awakening alter
hst 10 which they are strangers who will have
their cup of tea or supper, Or relish and "cake
and berries, or peaches and cream.
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can inform any ono Interested oftanfr,d, Of Wheeler
Wilson Machines oftweve years wear that today az,
:" better eoadtoH nan entirely nsu have OTTER
driven one of them at speed " eleven hundred sttche
minute. ! have repaired Gnoon different Kinds o.
sewing Machines and have found yours to wear better
Than any other with ten years experience Ia Sewing
Machines ofdfcfcnt kinds yours has stood tho most and
The 'overe't test Tor durability and simplicity
Lgndenynle,
" Johnsons Anodyno Eminent" may be administered
to children with perfect success In cases II Group
whooplngcougl, Influenza and almol, any of the di,
eases to which they ARE liable Ct
49,
The vast amount Or PLANfAriov Bnrsns now being
sold ant shipped from New YORK 8. almost Incredible
Go when and whore you wll-aloug the wharvoa and
piers AL at The dcpotyou win see great piles Of thoe
Bttor awaiting shipment and convoy anco ~ every nook
and corner OF the country and h. the hundreds of foreign
ports They arc worry popular among all classes " poo
pie and are conceded To be- just the thing for this eli.
mate. No Bticrs have yet been Introduced which have
become so dcscycdy popular worthy Of patronage
TO all who require tonic and stimulaut They are pre-.
pared with pure st. CroiS Rum Calsa,a and Cascarila
BARK and all the world knows full we'll what beneficial
results aceruo rom these combinations.
MAaSotn WATER. Superior e. the best Imported
German Cologne and sold ct half the price
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining IN me Montpelier Post Office,
april ID, 1863.
LADIrs.-Miss Eien s. boston, Mrs Abigail Blake. II.
nina Dodge Mary Robinson. Emily A. smith, Charles
Warren.
GKSrLgHHN.-S. A. Avery, Dan Chase. LII D., G. Dana,
John =. Could J 2 Holmes Francis Lanier. r. L. Mar
tin, Alexander oliver, J. n Picard Morris Phelps. John
Prue, Warren Reynolds llsrc Robinson Jacob steele.
G. T. stuaehean John Vnrnum. r. u. woodworth, Levi
Washburn II. A. Williams
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II ga t his.

In Waterbury, Feb ,, Mrs AniGAIL q. SrisrsoS, aged
50 years.
In Waterbury, Friday morning, April Q, WILLIAM w.
WELLS aged o. years Mr. Wells was one OF tho Oldest
and most respected citizens OF Waterbury. lie the
father Of Ten. William Wells OF Barn glon, aud Of Mrs
James NJ. Brock OF this village
In PlRinAeld. April g. Col. NATHANIEL sHHRNAH, aged
81 years.
In Barre, April 9, CLEHESf J. WooD, aged p year..
In Calais March H. FHgDDiH II. son Of Hubbard y. and
Nina NJ Lindsey aged years aud months
Another little life has ended
Another little darling gonoi
Our Joy and sorrow quickly blended,
May we meet In Heaven Home.
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GENERAL ArrRoyAL.-rhe Argus is exercised
about an editorial comment of this paper stating
that the verdict OF the jury in the case Of Greg
Dry Is. Atkins seemed To meet with general APP
proyal. When we are convinced that the COM
ment was wrong we will chcerlully retract it we
shan't be very likely to do 80 before, however.
Quite possibly Mr. Atkins may be correct in
" opiuing,' that Mr.. Gregory or Mr.. Wing
would " look with general approval upon any
thing which would tend to injure the prosperity
Of the Argus" His recent intimacy with them
has undoubtedly given him better opportunities
Of discovering their sentiments toward that paper
than have been afforded us. His statement how
ever that that feeling actuated any one connected
with this office has no foundation whatever except
in the exceedingly fertile Imagination Of the au-
thor of the charge.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April IL.
A large number of nominations including
those for Diplomatic and Consular positions,
are now ready to be sent to the Senate. Thus
far 90 messengers and laborers male clerks,
and % female clerks have been discharged
from the Post Office Department. Prepare
tons are making for many removals in all de-
partments.
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4 NEw UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR
VERB0ST.--Among the nominations sent into the
Senate, on Wednesday, was that Of b. F. fiteld,
ESQ, OF Montpelier, to be United States District
Attorney Of Vermont. The office has been held
for eight years BY Dudley c. Denison, Es9? OF
Royalton. Mr.. fiield is graduate of the Uni
yersity of Vermont. of the class Of 1855, is law
yer Of ability, and will made an efficient District
Attorney, and terror 10 smugglers and defraud-
ers of the revenue. lie was the law partner of
the Hon. Lucus b. Peck, and succeeded TO his
legal business. lie is undoubtedly one Of the
best lawyers of his age and experience in the
State, and although comparatively unknown to
the people at large, yet he will be far better known
by and by, as among the ablest Of the legal fra
ternity. Rutland Herald
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 81.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and foe
said District, on the 3Oth day of March, A. ID. 1909
An Instrument, purporting 10 be the last will and
Testament Of Samuel simpson, late OF Planheld 10 SAID
District deceased bong presented 10 the Court by Carlos
Carpenter the executor therein named for Probate IL
ordered by said Court that all persons concerns heren
be notified appear at session OF said Court 20 10 hold
on al tho Probate Office In Montpelier on the 10th day
against the Probate of said Will for which purpose, it's
further ordered that copy Of the record Of this o<der
be published three weeks successfully ia the Vermont
Waichman State Journal printed at Montpelier pre-
ylous 10 said time appointed for hearing.
SOL +. r. MERRILL. Judge.
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NEW YORK, April 10.

Some sixty persons of Brook yn have form
ed a colonization club and organized colo
n.y. The club organized last evening by the
election of officers, MIR. Henry Clifton, Vice
President, commended the location of the
colony in Greene County, Missouri the land
there being excellent, with plenty of fish,
A letter from the Plains says, that party
of civilians and soldiers while crossing the
Prairie in Minnesota, recently became blinded
and separated in snow storm, and one of
them finally reached Fort Ransom and sent
party to the relief of the others. The bodies
Of Sergeant Bittmer and John Shanks were
found frozen upon the prairie, and the others
were found in shanty badly frozen, Ser
geant II. o, Boyer is missing, and probably
persisted in the storm.
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NUIsANcE,-The st. Adams Transcript says
Ye Velocipede on our sidewalks occasions much
annoyance to pedestrians generally and there have
been several narrow escapes from accidents and
so many complaints have reached our village
trustees that they request MS to say that it will
therefore, must seek other places to ride the
wooden horse.
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Our Premiums

Are now nearly ready for delivery. To insure per-
feet safety in the delivery Of the Seeds those resd
ing in the County, who can do so without trouble,
are desired to call or send for the parcel at our
Office To those who cannot do 80 conveniently.
we will send, by mail, within two weeks.
Cabot subscribers will be supplied through Mr.
Perry, our agent
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NpHRAIM WOOLsON's EsTATE-The

- Subscribers having boon appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District Of Washington Gem
mss0ners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons, against tho estate Of Ephran
Wools0n late Of planod In said District deceased mp
resented nsolvent and the term Of SIX months nom he
sd day Of March, 1863, being allowed BY sAc court 70
tho creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit and prove her
respective claims before Give notice, that We VIII AZ
tend 10 tho duties Of our appontmentat ths evening
house OF the late Ephram Wooson In Piainneid IN Nad
District tho first Saturday Of June and sept next
nj ton clock In the forenoon each OF sad days.
ERAsrUS BAwCHELpEli cr..,..
WILLARD $. MARTIN, W"
Falnfold, March q, A. u 'se. eH
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AnnusrA. Me. Anril u.

George Francis Train arrived yesterday
and was received by the Mayor and other
citizens and preceded by the band they par.
AIDED through the principal streets. Train
lectured last evening on Ireland to large
crowd.
The ice in the Kennebec River above the
dams started to-day, but the river is not open
to navigation yet.
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A fire broke out in the Kentuck mine on
the Tooth level this evening. IL was found
necessary to close the shaft again in order to
smother the flames. It is supposed that the
fire is still burning in the Yellow jacket mine.
A partial examination Of the mines to-day
disclosed that considerable damage has been
done to the Kentuck and Yellow Jacket
mines. Collins were sent to the Grown Point
shaft this afternoon and several bodies re.
moved. They were horribly disfgured, but
still recognizable.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April II.
Henry II. Foote replies to a portion Of ex-
President Johnson's speech in which he as.
sumes that johnson charged him with ingrat-
ltude. He denies the charge aud AYERS that
he owes nothing to the forboarance or gener.
osity of johnson, who he alleges together
with Mr.. Seward, treated him unkindly and
cruelty He denounces johnson as a sedition-
ist to whom the people of Tennessee are iu-
debted for disiranchiscment charges him with
usurpation and tyranny. and admonishes the
people of the Southern States not to be con.
trolled by him, but to accept the legislation
OF Congress and con6de in Gen. Grant
NKw YoRK, April l3.
IL is stated that Sckcs has declined the
Mexican mission in favor Of the Spanish mis-
sion.
NEw YoRK, April 10.
\. T Stewart sent communication yes.
terday to the Legislature offering two million
dollars cash for the franchise of the Broadway
Horse Railroad Over so Of the "a Avenue
car drivers have stopped work, and are on
strike, owing to an attempt TO increase the
number Of their hours OF labor.
Mr.. JEFF. Davis in a private letter says,
that his health is excellent and that he is
making preparations to return to the United
States
\ Washington dispach says General Sick.
les has accepted the Mexican mission rendered
to him some days since by the President.
Ex-Attorney General Eyarts name is men.
toned among the candidates for the English
Mission. Horace Greeley and John Jay are
the other competitors from New York city
for this position. Massachusetts, also fur
nishes three diplomatists anxious to represent
the United States at the court of st. James,
piz. j. Lothrop Motley, n. p. Banks and
Caleb Cushing
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Norway Oats.

Those having Norway Oats for sale, in small or
large quantities, can find purchaser by imme.
diately addressing GEoRoE +, SMITH,
Washington, Vt.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Montpelier, April %, A. D. 1863.
Tho votes given by tho ffcemcn Of the County of
Washington, In their respective town mcotngs held On
the I'd Tuesday In March last or County Commissioner.
having been duly returned Into this Office and this day
canvassed BY me- Il appear BY said cenyas that Lrox
Ann T. ALpeicu, Esq Of Barre, n said County has TO
coivcd plurality Of said votes
Therefore 10 pursuance Of The statute In such case
made and provided do by those presents make procla
nation, that the said LEoSAHD ALpWcu is duly elect.
cd County Commissioner for the County Washington,
for the year ensuing
Given under my hand at Montpelier, in said County
this 18Th day OF April, A. u. 1860.
ARTHUR CULVER Deputy CLERK,
Washington County
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"A drunken man named j Taggart ellinto
cattle pit on the railroad near Martinsvilie'
Ind, the other day, and lay there until the
noise of an approaching train caused him to
raise his head just high enough to have it
Knocked off BY the cow-catcher.
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- General A. G. Allen of Granville has
sold his farm in Granville, and resigned his
Office as Post Master Mr.. f. b. Dimick
has been appointed Post Master in his place.
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~ 600 AGENTS WANTED on

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LIBERAL SALARIES paid to experienced, efficient
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o. ID. CASE CO., Publishers,
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PERSONAL Among the passengers for Europe,
Wednesday by the steamship Scotia, from New
York, was f. O. Bailey, late President of the
Boston Associated Press, and proprietor of the
Boston Herald, who will be absent year in Eu-
rope, Egypt and Palestine.
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TILE HEALING POOL

An Essay for Young Men tho Crime Of Solitude, and
The Diseases and Abuses which create impedlments 10
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of Relief sent In sealed
letter envelopes frse Of charge Address DR.. j. skill
LIN H0UGhr0k. Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa.
March 10, 1900. Ds-daw
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A. Johnson ON the stumn.

NASHVILLE, April 10.
Andrew johnson addresseda large audience
in this city to-day. He spoke for nearly
three hours and his speech was well received.
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CONSCIENCE FuND.-'rhe sum Of $273 has
been refunded to the Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Company, through Father Duglue, the
Catholic Priest in this Village.
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Oppression after eating hesdAeho and nervous debll.
lty are the effects Of ind DIGESTION One two almost Of
"Parsons' Purgatyo Pills" will give immediate 70.
liaf
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hem Aduertis ents.

WANTED. "A first class Photograph
w Car In Northern Vermont or Now Hampshire
ANY having the same, will please address, giving
W. II. COOPER
6i'62- Box l,i33, Lowell, Mass.
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Legal aantioes.
CTATE OF VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within aud for
said District, on the 18th day Of April, A. ID. ls69
An instrument purportng TO be the last Will ana Tes.
lament OF Nathaniel sherman late Of Painheld In said
District deceased being presented TO the Court by Ste
phen Spencer thu executor therein named for Probate II
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear at session Of said Court 10 be held
at the Probate Office In Montpelier on the 18th day Of
May A. d. 1869, and show cause, II any they may have
against the Probate Of said VIII for which purpose II IA
further ordered that copy Of the record Of this order DO
published three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal, printed at Montpelier,
previous to said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court.-Attest,
Clos T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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- csins. s..Y. slots'. Bsw. csirs'.
6 6a. y Tssl sro sss 7 7ai &c &c GO
Oxen, $500 az $3.50, first quality ti22j l375 second
quality, ti,j0 1900 third quality, Sl. 90 sllJO
A few choice single pairs, tl575 .l4oo Bulls, &e.
Working q $500 v pair according to their
Much coW'Pair quality, $40 a 70, extra good, So
100, with or without calves, as may DO agreed mrow
siors'.-Yseilings, oSOo, ,wo-years old, sOOaOo,
thIee-y ears old, 800 DM
on live weight, or si.OD a. $500 v head shorn 20 10 %
SAOtss.-l0i@2e retail, a = extra, 0oe ID. Fat
Sss ~ g t-0 y ss sssd rS' so ." A'A'
Hd,-BriEhtoa, 10 a ia o.si country lots, o a loo.
n a cts v h. Pets, with wool on 81 so a 90 each
OosntTy lots green 9 20 a il.ao. Dry rs 800
RENARKs-Thero is no improvement In tho boof
market Is the supply small as the shove figures
gh TO indicate, there have been arrivals dur
ing the week Of which VIC have not yet been abo to
ascertain the particulars Western eat are sold at Too
IS SIX, Isle % sh aai2i being, PeThsps, about The
stock at Cambridge this morning quite small being
only about ~ cattle. There were some rich cat
tie rom Hatfield Mass. siX bullocks fed by ]. ID. Bill
ings Of that town, would dress om 800 to LOO lbs,
aud were exceedingly ane and bright steers pair by
pared we'll With the Hataeid oxen Mr.. s. s. Learned
butchers these with ten other oxen he bought at Cam
Der g. was said to be the highest figures this veok b.
bow sold four oxen, 81 cwt each at 2c pair 100
cwt at 49,, bull, half DeyonshTe, 500 lbsy for
1885, raised by d. Atwood, Lisbon, n. II. q. w. Jones
sold nine steers at i3c, two at 2c two at lie por b
four oxen, M ewt at l2ie and four at 40 per ID.
Lambert Hastings sold pair Of 10 J. g. Allison,
fed by N g. johnson, Nolndoos Falls w. one at iae.,
and at 1870 per lb one pair at l3e cows, steers
and heers at lie per h. aud and calves at sos
q. r. Houghton sold twenty oxen at i2c per ID, and
four cows and calves at s75 each N. X Campbell sold
eight ane oxen fed by Henry Pierce, Stanstead Plain
Canada, 70 ewt, at 1870 per h., undrcssod weight,
W. II. Bardwel sold an extra lot Of 80 sheep, fed In
Hatfield Mass originally from Michigan, averaging
i1O lbs OF which iona Graves fed rs, Henry Porter III
Elisha Hubbard ~ Henry Bardwell SO, and 10 BY y
Cowes OF Deored at about 9io per ID. Metcalfsold
~ hnewooled sheep, 1914 lbs each At &C. c. T. ongh.
ton sold 2 sheep, isd by himsef At Brdpoft ~ A. 9s
Walpole n H., 100 lbs, at 90 So ~ lbs, at 7ic o.
TAYLOR sold 800 80 lbs at 10. "a. W. Brownel sold 80
sheep, 69 lbs. each, at GO per h.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, In said District.
on the 9Th day Of April, A. d. 1863.
Lerona X. uumsey, administratrx, OF the estate
Harvey q. Gurnsey, late Of M0reown, In said Dis
rlc deceased presents her administration account for
examination and allowance, and makes application for
decree distribution aud partition OF the estate Of said
deceased.
Whereupon ordered by said Court that said account
aud said application be referred 10 session Of said Court
be held at the Probate Office In said Montpelcr on tho
4th day Of MAY A. d. 1863, for hearing an. decision
thereon And d Is further ordered that notice hereof ho
given all persons Interested, BY publication Of tho
same three weeks successfully in the Vermont Watch
man and State Journal newspaper published at Mont
peor previous to said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear at said time and place and show cause,
il any they may have why said account should not DO
allowed aud such decree made
by the Court.-Attest,
6li63 It r.. MERRILL, Judge.
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z T Q X
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Ger spitclu Nature aud DER bllghting Time
Hair white or gray, or red sunsets sky,
Assumes Black or Brown, that charms the eve
Beneath the spell Of CRIsTADORO's DYE.
Cristadoro's Hair Preseryativo
AND BEAuTlFlER.-Ths famous preparation is guar
anteed to preserve the hair it full beauty and luxu
rance throughout life II the hair is thin ii thiekens
IT. If dull and dead-ookng, it give. 1t a magnificent
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vent the hair falling on restore It in ald spots cause il
to curl and keep It in splendid order under all ercum
stances, and In all climates
Sold by Druggists and applied hs all Hair Dressers
Mandatory No. 6s Maiden Lane. Principal Depot No.
Astor House. 596l-daw
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EIRST COLLECTION
II DISTRICT or VERMONT.
UNITED Sr4TES EXCISE T1X NOTICE

The undersigned hereby gives Public Notice 10 all
whom may concern that ho will attend at hls oeo Ia
Fair Haven, In the County OF Rutland tho 10th and
nth days Of April 4. d. 1859 when and whore appeals
will be heard aud determined relating 10 any
excessive valuations, assessments, onumeratOns,
by the Assessor Assistant Assessors within and for said
District returned In the Annual LIST made and assessed
for the month of March 1869 under the laws of the u s.
relating to Internal Re7onue
Given under my hand at Fair Haven this list day Of
April 1869. WIN q. klTfRED0E,
Assessor lst Col. District ofVt
April o. 1869. 5l,G2-daw