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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22
Washington County Court.

Hon. AsAuEL PEcK, Presidiag JUdge,
Hon Hon 4 Ira ~ RlG II n, Asst Judges.
Staples and wife as Berlin,-ipjuries received
from defective highway Verdict, S2OO.i2 for the
plaintiff
[rhe above verdict furnishes a striking illustrn-
ton of the uncertainties of the law. Some five
or six years ago this suit was brought for injury
to Staples wife, and in due course of law a YER
dict was obtained for $1,000. Subsequently, new
Undiscovered evidence induced the town of Ber-
lin to pray out an injunction against the payment
Of the Judgment, and ask new trial. This in
junction was afterwards dissolved by Judge Peck
so far as to allow Staples to receive onehalf Of the
award-s50O A new trial now results in his OBJ
tanning bat 5000 i2-thus compelling him to re-
fund to the town the balance Of the $500 received
Such result, after trundling the case five or six
years in court, can hardly be pleasant or profit
able,
Wade u.s. East Montpelier injuries received
from defective highway. Now on trial.
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STRANGE DEArn,-Daniel Ensign of Poult-
ney, on Thursday last went to Tinmouth with
his son to visit Marcus Capron. Capron and
Ensign went to Wallingford, returning in the
evening Ensign refused to get out of the
wagon, and struck Capron with the whip,
No further efforts were made to have him
come into the house. In the morning, says
the Herald, on going to the shed, Ensign was
found dead. In attempting to get out Of the
wagon he had fallen over so that his neck
rested on the tire of the wheel. Probably
being unable to recover himself he was
strangled to death He was formerly land
lord at Wallingford and East Wallingford.
Thus has ended the life of bright and
noble hearted man, from the too frequent use
of the intoxicating cup,
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About Town.

The Montpelier Brass Band played Monday
evening, by invitation, upon the grounds of the
Vermont Conference Seminary on Seminary Hill.
All the buildings of the institution were bril-.
lianty Illuminated the evening was charming.
and large delegations of our towuspcople in addi-
ton to the scholars and teacher, Of the Seminary.
were present The band was in " fine feather. %
and played, It seemed to u.s. better than we have
ever heard them before At the conclusion OF
the music, the band partook of % generous colla-
ton provided by the officers Of the Seminary
and about 10 O'Clock retired, having furnished
a thoroughly enjoyable evening I'VE are
glad 70 learn that Ebenezer serbner, Esq
has purchased of Judge Fullerton the Ruu.
Campbell property on the Berlin side, consisting
of 10 acres Of desirable land, paying therefor the
sum Of 10000 The purchaser designs to open
street parallel with the road on the river bank
thus furnishing several OF the finest building l0t.
OF ample size, TO be found ia the neighborhood oil
Montpelier. Mr.. scribner will also finish UP 10
good style, as a residence for himself, the old
Campbell house, which has So long remained 90
On unfinished aud dilapidated condition. Th,
will prove one of the most important changes oil
real estate that has been made within our limit.
for long time for beneath Mr. Scribnor's mag
ic wand, beauty will clme out Of unsightly de-
formiiy, and profit out Of thriltloss estate--
The adjourned railroad meeting on Monday even
ing was a great improvement ON its predecessor
It being free conference instead Of free fight
The claims Of the new route to Wells River. via
Barre, Onnge and Iopsham, were hand-jmel,
presented and wnrmly urged by large delega.
ton from The several towns Interested and
Judging from The determined aud liberal -pir
manifested, nothing can prevent their ultimate
success, provided the route Is practically feasible
Further reports were submitted by the citizens
committee, respecting the prospect Of aid from
connecting line. Of road The meeting adiourne.
I'LL Wednesday evening, at O'Clock when il i
hoped some definite action will be had-Thl
new brick walk, and especially the gradin.
NJ the upper end, are doing wonders for Loomi
street. We notice, also, that the new house, re
Gently erected by Lane, Pitkin & Brock, near th
old brick-yard, has been suddenly duplicated b,
another adjoining it on the South thus rapid.
lessening the gap on that side Of the street
We trust the call for a citizens meeting on Fri
day night to devise ways and means TO save Gu
town from the dominion Of rum and rowdyism
viii he needed by our people Surely If there ar
any latent means Of staying this swelling tide
they ought to be brought into speedy and eficen
action.-We learn with pleasure that it is ia
Intention of the officers Of the Conference Senina
~ to break ground this week for the founda
ton Of their new School building The buildin
will be built Of brick, three stories high, with
French roof, and i, intended to be used Cor recita
ton rooms, etc.
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Teisgaptei Erpre't'y for Waieaman & State Journal
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON,
For the week ending Tuesday, sept a. 1900
A 40 - IL L NJ


catH, sheer. Saofs'. nor. clte'.
5 &. s; : ::.s s., ri I5 55 $ ny
PRcrs.-BeeC caiHe.-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen t3oG $3.50, arst quality tlaol a i2l5 second
ul rs, total weight OF hide tall0w and dressed beef
few choice single pairs, 5000 "a soJ0 Bulls, sc,
Working Orsnsi50 s2i0 pair or according to their
value ms beef Handy steers, So "a So
Much Cows-SiO iui extra good, SO Slpl, with or
~. so a. so.
,sfora.-Yeerliags sl5@a5, tvo-year' old, so@5o,
SlesD and La1lb'.ll n cts, extra, G a cts. v b.
on live weight or $40 a $3.50 y head.
Shofs Wholesale, Ui a llct retail l0ljcP h. Fat
nos- Do. a NC q 10. Spring Pigs " a l5e Y ~
fsai lauss,--sl "a s11 V head.
Hdes brighton, "a 70 incts. country lots = q eie
Talow N slc., country lots 10 ID cts v N. Pclts
with wool on 20 "a Is cts. each country lots, 2D 70 cts
REuAnKs.-At Cambridge to-day there were full l-O
cattle, about 500 more than any previous week this sea
son. At brighton there were really 2O head, which
were sold at aoout the same prices the week previous
steers at ~ 20 &c., Ordinary TO slim Western at 10 to To-
but the large number az Cambridge to-day Wns too mucl
for Che buyers present and fair Co ordinary cattle have
teen disposed % hy concessions the part VI droyors
Trade was dull and many were undoubtedly sold at
dollar hundred pounds less than last week. The bes
animals, good oxen and steers found ready sal,
The droyers lad hard work to find purchasers for DR.,
cows and ordu fry young cattle A. VI. Bowen sold one
pair OF from John wilson Bradford, VI, 31p1 lbs
/ At home and pair from r. Chandler Pormont ~ II.
zap lhs at 3e G SKI and good young cattle 10 dress
from 400 10 $50 lhe for ec 81 sk which other droyer
said they could not buy In the county % sell mucl
under ic. Dudley French sold % cattle 90 years
averaging live wes ht at market lsp lbs AZ 2c, q *
II. Gray sold steers 10 dress ESQ lh at l0ic 10 heii
$50 TO 800 lbs at 70 9e heers and steers at sc
II. blanchard oxen at l2lc steers at lQc 10 heifer
at &C. C. b. Parker az loo year old steers at nc
Ii ght steers al Sc o. Hoster cows ana heifer io
sllu bulls AMI one slim OK at j. Qu.nlln cows
s66 each, or &c hcilcrs, Sii each, or9, COWS Sc
one bull. &C.
Sheep sold at last weeks prices Several slim lots a
s. per head others az - So $40 500 $3.50 800 an,
si2j BY the pound at 70 &c, aud lot Of good Canad
/ lambs az &c.
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BApRr, VT, sept. Is, 1

BARRE, VT. sept. IS, 1869,
Mesws PoldHd--I find the following strange
item in your paper of Sept sth, under the head
Of State Matters
Darwin A. Stewart, of Montpelier, has been
mystoriousy missing since he was indirectly
heard from in March last, at Winona, MINI
know not the motive any one may have had
in wishing you 10 insert the above in the columns
of your paper; but with your permit, in behalf
Of his friends, many OF whom are in the far West,
wish to inform the curious Of his whereabouts,
as personal knowledge, from frequent cores
pondence with him and his mother, who is a sis
ter Of mine, viii enable me to do SO, think, cor
rectly. That he has been mystcriously miss
ing" from Montpelier, or any other locality, is
altogether new TO me- Two years ago last win
ter, he spent a few weeks with his friends in this
vicinity. In the spring Il cannot give you the
exact time, as have no date of it, he returned
to Winona, MINI, where his parents reside, with
DR., ii. II. Riehardsonand family, who is a broth
er-in-law Of Stewards, physician well-known to
the people of Montpelier and vicinity, On arriy-
ing at Wnona, he commenced the study of medi-
cine with Dr. Richardson attended lectures at
Brooklyn, n. Y, and graduated there last Feb
ruary. He then went to New York city and
practiced in the Medical Hospital few months
then returned to Winona, and is, if | am rightly
informed, in regular practice as physician in
Winona at this time. L. q. BANCROFT
No one suggested the publication Of this item.
We copied it, as an item of news, from one of our
State exchanges, not knowing personally the par
~ referred to.
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In Remotc Settlements OF UntoId Ynlne.

Food makes blood blood makes tho body. II the
blood be pure, the body Is healthy So If we are not in
health, know some impurities are lurking about
which must be removed, aud the sooner the better.
BraNdr,ms Ps al from tas system irhieh ndtar,
Hteis no longer.
The wonderful cures effected by Brandreths pills have
arrested the attention Of enlightened physicians Up
wards of Eve thousand them in their daily pTac
ee, and two hundred have given their written test
mony to their innocence and value ceanser of the
bowels and blood.
Their untold value Is to those living in settlements
where doctors only be had at great expense. For
you sick yon have only to take doses Of
Brandreths Pills to get cured. Full Directions with
each box
Sold by all Druggists. s2isi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22

Ifyou desire beauty you should Hagans Magnolia
Balm.
It gives soft refined, satin-like texture to tho Com
plexior, removes Roughness Redness, Blotches, Sun
burn, Tan &c., and adds tnge Pearly Bloom to The
plaincst features It brings the Bloom Of Youth to The
fading cheek and changes the rustic Country Girl into
Fashionable City Belle.
Ia the Of the Magnolia Balm lies the true secret
Beauty, No lady need complain Of her Complexion wh
will invest rs cents in this delightful article.
Lyons kathairon IL the best Hair Dressing in use
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TINS LlrrLE CoRroRAL, the brilliant Western
Juvenile, (Which claims to have larger creulu-
ton than any other juvenile magazine in the
world, and to be better worth the money than any
other magazine announces that it will come free
for October, November and December, Of this
year to all new subscribers for the new year
whose names and money are sent to the publishers
before the last Of October. Beautiful premiums
are offered for Clubs. Now is good time to
begin. Price, 81 la year, sample copy - cents.
Address ALFRED l.. SEwELL x Co., Publishers,
Chicago, Illinois
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FACTs FOR TnE LADIES.

We have had our Wheeler a Wilson Machine for ten
years have made five hundred suits fheayy cloth upon
IT, quite a number OF tents-whch syery heavy work
quantity Of family sewing from the finest MATERIAL to
the coarsest and spent cent for repairs have
seen a great many other machines hut would not nor
exchange mine for any other.
Mss S. II. ALEXANDER.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

September 81, 1863
LAnEs.-Miss Jennie Bodgett Carrie Owen, Ida
Strong Mrs. Jane W Boutwell,, Mary S. Delano, Mary
f. Dow Susie Butler, Nancy Short
GESrLEMES-George S Burnham Harry W. Coburn
II. C. Coburn, NJ. II. Dodge Joseph W. Davis J. S
Dodge, Asahe J. Davis, VIM Fihleld, W. $. Fenin, NJ
s. Lenine 8. Morrill,, Geo. McDougal, Lyman Ormsbee
Charles TaVIor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22

Frghtful Developments
At last the people have got the fact through their
hair" that hair dyes mpresnated With acetate Of lead
and other metallic salts
MURDEROUs PREPARATIONS.
When they the metallic sediment at the bottom of
the bottles they know that the disgusting stuff is liter
aly thicgsnsd eih Poison. They ask, therefore, for
Harmless Vegetable Dye,
and find it, pure and eflicaeious, in
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
offered under the sanction Of Professor Chiffon guarantee
that il contains nothing deleterious.'
CRISTA DORos HAIR PREsERvATIvE, as Dress
ing acts like charm the Hair amer Dyeing Try
H. s2s5
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Twentv.fye Years, Practice

In the Treatment Of Diseases incident to Females, ha
placed DR.. DOW at the head Of all physicians making
uch practice a speciality and enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent in the wors Of Sup
pressoH aud all other Meastaa Derangemens from ioAaf
ersr cause All letters for advice must contans Once
No. ENDicorr STREET, BosroS.
n. B.-Board furnished to those desiring remain uu
der treatment.
Boston, July, 1869. 1924
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Ahsslsouol RAILROAD. We are reliably in
formed that this road-irom Newport to 81. Al
bans, via Richiord, is now an assured fact, and
that ground will be broken in its construction the
nresent Fall
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IA ga t h s..


In Plaindeld, Sept. u, JoHS WESLEY BArcuELDKR,
aged 63 years.
In Corydon, Iowa, sept s, Of consumption, ALyARo "
KELLOGG, formerly Of Stove W., aged 40 years La
moie Newsletter please copy.
In Irasburgh, sept 9 Mrs. ANNE WEBSTER aged 81
years.
In Lowell Sept II, LEwELLrs PowKRsi aged "a years.
In Brookaed Iowa, July % PErER SLEEPER, formerly
OF Newport, VI, aged ~ years
In Newark sept. Q, JosnuA SAITH, aged 81 years and
10 months.
In East Bethel, Sept. 6, NoRRILLA CoBuRE, wife Of
Stephen Russell, aged 81 years.
ia sharon Sept g. suddenly, Of heart disease. fRER-
MAN PAGG, In the 10Th year OF his age.
In stockbrdge, sept. 4, DAsIEL NIonoLs, aged "
years,-iormery of Brookheld.
In Bratteboro Asylum, sept q, SUSAN Hour, aged ~
years and months.
In Newbury, Sept. TO- srRArros WEsroArg, aged GO
years. ,
In Planaed Aug o. ErrIE L., only daughter Of Chan
eey and Nancy d. Bartlett, aged Is years.
She was greatly endeared 70 her fathers family, and
ALL who know her impressed with the upr tnosa OF
her life and With her hi h standard Of moral character
But ali that her kind and deeply afflicted parents and
brothers could do failed TO stay the progress Of the fatal
consumption. But the precious comfort abides with
them that she died Ia the Lord. She had given III ha-
yiour her heart, and died In peace. rs ". U.
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Missionaries and others soourning In foreign land
should not fail to take with them good supply Of
Johnsons Anodyne Eminent" It the most reliable
medicine Tor all purposes there Is In the world.
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TuE GALAXY: Contents Of October Number
Susan Fielding The Real Louis Napoleon A
Journey in Northern China Little Bopeep Put
Yourself in his Place; Renaissance Why
Thieves Prosper Ten Years in Public Library
In a Box; shekespearion Mares-Nestsi Inc
Countess Gucciolii Asceticism, or the Sanctuary
of St. Fancs An Old Story, with New Moral
Dria-wood; Literature and Art Nebul@'
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AVOID QUACKS.

victim Of early indiscretion, causing nervous debll
ity premature decay &C. having tried IN vain every I'D
yertsed remedy has discovered simple means OF self
cure, which he will send free 10 his fellow sufferers
receipt OF a stamp 10 pay postage.
Address J. H. REEVES IS Nassau st., New York.
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- A citizens meetngi is 20 be held in Village
Hall on Friday evening of this week, lor the pur-
pose of hearing addresses from prominent citizens
ofour town upon Temperance aud the best meth
DDS of restraining the increasing intempenuce in
this community Tie attendance Of ladies' j.
particularly requested Further notice will De
given by hand bills.
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Legal hntices.
-CTATE OLE VERMONT,

'AhNiN hhRhAho iAq' 90. ~
~ Subscribers having been appointed BY tho Hon.
PROBATE Court for the District OF Washing tln, tonnis
siOners to receive examine, and adjust All claims ans
demands OF all persons ainst the estate ftalvn Var
mr. late OF MoretOWn m said District decreased, rep
resented nsolvcnt and the term q SIX moath, from the
10th DAY of August 1862 being allowed ny said Court 20
the creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit abd prove uef
respective claims before Give notice that No vii ~
tend 10 the duties Of appointment at te dwelling
house of Henry Farrar In MoretOwn In said District
on the first saturday Of october and February next at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon each of said days.
ENOS STILES. lc.,.,..
HORACE fALES, w" ~
Moretown, September d, A. H. 1863. s2,si
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Contagious diseases, such horse ALL glander, 4e,
may be- prevented by tho use Of "sheridah's Cavalry
Condition Powders" Persons travelling with Horses
should take note Of THE
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AZ Rev j. E. Wright will preach ia the
Church Of the Messiah, next Sunday, and take
charge Of the pulpit and parish for year
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TINS EARLY RosE,-James Boyles, of Marsh
field, reports that from fourteen hills, one eye in
hill planted June 9TH, ho dug, Sept. 10th, one
hundred and twenty-five potatoes, weighing 40
pounds. One potato weighed l lb. 6 o., and
several ID. each.
h. II. Stewart, Berlin, raised 40 lbs from one
potato, weighing o., and planted in eight hills
Our own experience with this variety of pota-
to has been Of the most aattering character,
though the main experiment was upon newly
made soil, which proved far too wet Our great
est success was with few hills where the only
seed used ods the sprouts broken eG from The pota
toes The yield was very large, and the potatoes
of the most superior quality. One--and that by
means the argest-weighed b. and 6 o.
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AIICHAEL GOuTHIER,S ESTATE.-

AVA The Subscribers, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Wash
ngton Commissioners 60 receive examine, aud ADJUST all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate 81
Michael Gouther, late 81 Cabot, In said District
months lrom the lst day OF Aug 1904 being allowed ~
said Court TO the creditors ofud deceased % exhint
and prove their respective claims before rs
Olive notice. that We Will attend TO the dute o. our a
poament At the dwelling -house q John mclean, IN
Cabot In said District on the first "Wednesday OF Dacel
Der and March next at o'clock, In the afternoon on
each "a faid days,
cHas' NJ sEAnURy, }0'""n'''''ns's
Cabot sept ., A. d. 1859. sAsi
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INTERESTING RELIo.-Among the papers OF the
late Hon. TIMOTHY MERRILL is a letter OF intro
duction from and in behalf of men who alter
wards occupied high places in the esteem and
honorable regard of the people OF Vermont The
following is a copy, which explains itself
BURLINGTON, March T. 1873.
TIMOTHY MERRILL, Esq The bearer, Jacob
Collamer, Esquire, has it in view to commence
the practice OF the law in Barre, in your county,
and is DESTROYS for line Of introduction TO you
| therefore recommend him to your friendship
and introduce him to your acquaintance, as
young gentleman of education and talents, and Of
character, both moral and political. Any assist
ance you may render him in any way whatever
will benefit and oblge Your friend,
G. p NAS Mss.
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