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Obituary .-llon. RrcnRD FLETCHER, of Bos-
ton--an elder brother Of Ex-Goyenor Byland
fetchcr,-died On Tuesday, the 22d inst. at the
acc Of u years
Mr.. Fletcher WIS born in Cnvcndill Vermont,
January 3, l7Ss. and graduated at Dartmouth
eollege in 1906 In 1916 he was made Doctor Of
laws by bis alma mater, and in 1913 received tho
honorary degree Of IL. d. from Harvard Uniyer-
sity. lie hrst pnctioed law in New Hampshire
and won a high reputation there for hi.eoquence
utility and acuteness. lie opened nn Office in
Boston somewhere about 1921 but still coBtin-
uei to pnctice in al the New Hampshire courts,
bling retained as senior counsel in numerous i'm
prtant eases. lie was repre- enntige 10 the
General Court Of Massachusetts. and was a mem
b. Of Congress for 1880. He was appointed
a Nudge Of the Supreme Court OF Massachusetts
IL 1915 bat retained the Office only about five
yars when he returned oqin 70 the pactico Of
Nv which he cont'nued--emroyod chiefly in
clamber pn,ctice-untl hi- growing year. aud
inirmitie- disabled him.
Since 1880 Judge Fletcher has been an active
an devoted member OF DR.. ilaguc's (Baptist)
ekurch. For several years he was superintendent
n the Sabbath school, and long afterwards had
charge Of a Bible class Of young men. Being
o. e elected deacon, be declined the honor, on
" ground that lie unfortunately lacked one Of
To- essential qualifications for that Office he was
mo- the husband Of one wife - lie was never
married.
Judge Fletcher was personally one Of the most
social and agreeable Of men. lie was, in his car
lhr days an orator Of great power, fluent and
e'egunt in diction, bright and sparkling in
Bought, keen and quick in rcpartoe. lie was
about the last Of that famous pce Of New lamp
shire lawyers, who lourished half q century or
% ago; among whom were numbered Daniel
and Ezekiel Webster, Jeremiah Mason, jeremiah
Smith, Levi Woodbury., George Sullivan, lehob9d
Bartlett, Joseph Bell and other great men who
have passed. away.
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SOLDIERS ATTEND.

All the soldiers OF the late war who wish 10 Join In Tia,
Exercises the I'd Of July, arc requested TO rcpor,
BE- at the Union House, in Montpelier, at 10 o'clock
a. NJ. An are cordially invited to attend
2. v. RANDALL.
Montpelier, juno %. 1909
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

10 WASHINGTON DISTRICT, ~.
In Probate Court held at Montpelicr within and for
said District, on tho lld day Of June, A. ID. lhos.
o. W. H. Dwinel administrator ofthe estate OF Nathan
lei Lamberton late of Marshheld 10 said District de-
ceased makes application TO said Court with tho con-
sent and approbatiOn In writing Of the widow and
heirs of said deceased for license to sell all Of the real
estate Of said decoased excepting the right dover but
mo uding the homestead aud reyerson OF dover roprc-
sentIng that tho sale part thereof viii be- necessary
for the purpose OF dschargng the debts Of said deceasod
aid widow aud heirs and those Interested In sad
tate
plcatOn 10 referred TO session thereof 10 DO held at
The Probate Office, in said Montpelier the 18th day Of
and ID further ordered that all persons Interested DO
notified hereof by publication Of notice Of said applca
ton and order thereon three weeks succeasyey ~ me
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opens the pores reduces the temperature Of the body
Gains the nerves, and acts moderate evaouant and
has refreshing effect upon the whole system. or all
ic'er drinks il is the most cooling and delightful.
In this brief summary the virtues Of Tarrants Enr
vcscent selttcr Aporcnt nothing Is set forth which
not Justified ny testimony Of competent medical mon.
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victim Of early indiscreton, causing nervous dehil
ity premature decay Sc, having tried IN vain every ad
vertiscd remedy has discovered simple means Of self
cure, which he will send free 10 his follow sufferers
receipt OF a stamp to pay postage.
Address J. II. REEVES, ~ Nassau ST., New York
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sELR-HELP FOR NM ERRING.

WORDS OF CHEER ToR YOU'VE MEN who having fallen
victims 10 SOCIAL EVILS, desire a better MANHOOD
sent In scaled letter envelopes FREQ OF charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, box p, Philadelphia, Pa
May 20 lsG9.-daw 67s7g
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lTelsggAsd Expressly for WatcsB,aa & State Journal
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRI DGE AND BRIGHTON
For the week ending Tuesday, June 30, 1863.

Cattle. sheep. SAoies. Heg. caae'
This week b l9e5 53si zoo 300 800
oa ns' y sSGH ago lsss i ise iSo 1900 20
PRioEs.-Beef Caftis--Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen s225 $500 first quality tl25O al i275 second
quality, sl20O@ 1925 third quality sll;o a 81 v
few choice single pairs, $500 sl32S Bulls &c.,
gorng oIeaseoo a $500 v pair according 10 their
value as beef. Steers, $50 "a $500.
Milei cowsFair quality, SO D7O enrn good, SIS a
100, with or without calves, may be agreed hrrow
Siorss-Yesrlings sOoaDoo, two-years old, 800 400
three-yoars Old, $4,000.
Shsei and larabs-i 40 dolls, extra, "a Cts v ID.
shos'3 40 l4tc retail, 10 a 2ocy extra oOc v H. Pat
Hogs loi 40 lie h. Spring Pigs 800 a 500 v head
Peai Clhes.-s0 a 800 v head
Naturalization, 10 al 10 cts. country lots, "a Ole.
can Stins.20 a % cts Tallow N Sci country lots
a a cts V h. Peis, with wool on Sl0 40 200 each
country lots green, 500 a tl.25. Dry, 90 % 500
Pouliry.-Liye, 90 a 90 cts.
RgNARKsMost Of the northern trains, on account Of
the Fourth Of July have run only once 10 two weeks
running Friday of this week and emitting the Tues
day train Of both the present and next week, eonss-
tended they bringing only 40 cattle and 300 sheep
And lambs Tho supply OF western stock, 1000 and 300
sheep lust about equal the demand Pr.cosare hrm aud
the cost Of western Is said to have been rather higher
OF 80 western cattle, the saes of which noted Is
sold at scg u at sci % at &c. live weight, p to
81 ak 62 at io % at ie 10 at l2c., Eat l2io q at
At Cambridge +. 7. Bradley sold COWS the first pas
torei stock OF the season, from Western Vermont. at
b. Dow sold iyoars old steers estimated to dress 100
VI lie per lbd pair OF oxen at lies steers, $50 lbs
each, al llc
Richard Hook Of Brandon i7i0 lbs at home,
ket for which 1925 refused last winter, sold
Tuesday for about 10 undressod weight. q. 2. H0ugh
ten sold 10 lambs at ~ each j. Seymour 50 lambs, at
Sc 7. II. sheever, &c at $5le each n. r. Campbell,
Is at 8 each.
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heu Advertisements

BOARD OF EDUCATION,
seoei@ys Once. 50. Johasbwyy, June, 1862.
TEACHERS INSTITUTES.
Teachers Institutes for the Counties OF Orleans Gale.
aona Essex Warrington, IAmoillc, Chttcnden, Frank
iin' aad 'rend lale' Will be held a. followsi
At Derby Centre JAY sth and 9Th
Lectures the evenings Of 5th and 9Th.
AZ Lyndonvei July IN and sth Lectures 7th and ,ib.
a. Concord, July 9TH and 10th. Lectures, sth and 9TH
a. Northrld, July 3th and IAN, Lectures 9th and ath
A. Vamhrdge July 10th and l7t Lectures 5h and 18th.
~ Milton, July 18th and 10Th Lectures, i9th and nth
A. Fairfax, July 2lst aud 22d Lectures u Il and 1i
AZ Aburghf July I'd and 9Th Lectures, I'D and ri.
The Institutes will continue In session days Er-
animation or Institute Certificates will commence at
O'Clock. p NJ. Of the first day.
All friends Of Education arc invited 10 atteni Town
superintendent requested 10 that Teachers
notified and urged to attend. Cleruymcn are respect
fully Invited 70 give notice from their pulpts.
Wgulyli A. y. RANKIN, Sec'y.
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LIST OLE LETTERS.
Remaining in The Montpelier Post Office,
June 20, 1869.

Ladies.-AIiss n. C. Kimball, Edna Mansfield, Abbo
l.. Tucker, Adollno Wakefield, Mrs. NJ. A. Atkins, l..
Baiiey2
Geutiomen.--s. L. AIdIich z, John Browa, Daua Cur
rier, Dapsl Clark, Frank d. ordway, Peter Williams,
H. J. Walsh.
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TrIaI Of Moving Macllnes.

On Monday, July 9TH, at O'Clock, p. NJ,
there will be a trial Of Moving Machines, on the
Farm Of J.. A. Persons, East Montpelier
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Why
prescribed for rheumatism, and claimed TO b
Ily beneficial IN all the varieties Of that dsca.
BECAUSE

rheumatism caused by the unammatory action Of ~
acid In the blood upon tho hhros membranes and II IN
men and the salncs Of the Sclttor Apcrcnt being nb
tqrbod into the vcinuus system tend 10 ncutrakc th
vitiating principle.
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A YERs CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For hi seasos Of the Throat and Lungs such us
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bron-
ehitis, Asthma and Consumption.


Probably never before In the whole history Of nodcno
has anything widely and so deeply upon the
fdence Of mankind this excellent remedy for pumon
AIRY complaints. Through long series Of years and
among most Of the 4 has risen higher and
highur In thor estimation a. 1t has become better
known. It's uniform character and power 10 tho
various affections Of the lungs and throat have made
known as u reliable protector against thom. While
adapted 10 mider forms Of disease aud to young child
rn Il is at tho time the most eiioctua remedy that
given incl pieu consumption and the dangerous
aetlons ~ the throat aud lungs A. pruyislon aninst
sudden attacks OF Group, II should DO kept hand Ia
every family, and indeed all sometimes subject 10
colds and coughs, all should bo provided with this anti
Although settled Consumption Is thought incurablo
t great numbers Of cases whore the disease seomede set
stored 10 sound health ny the chsg Pictorial So com.
plato q IT, mastery ovor the disorders of tho Lungs and
Whon nothing else could reach them, under the Cherry
Peoi0roi they suhsido aud disappear.
singers and Pabhe speakers hnd great protection from
it,
Bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the cherry Pso.
tordi In small and frequent doses
For Cough and coH, no betier remedy can be had.
Take small doses three times day and put tho feet In
water at night until the disease is broken up.
For Iqaensa when IL affects the throat lungs, take
tho same course.
For Wseepi"g cough give small doses three or four
times day.
For Group give large and frequent doses until tho dis
case 4 overcome.
No family should be without the cAery Pscforai on
hand 10 protect them In Of attack nom the above
complaints Its tlmoly oilcn spares tho patient
great amount Of suffering and rsk, which he would In
OUT by waiting until he could get other aid Parents,
keep II IN your houses for tho exigencies that arise.
Lives dear 10 you may be saved BY IT,
So generally are IT. virtues known, that need not
publish certificates Of hcm hero, do more than ASSURE
he public that the bost qualities Il ever possessed
strictly maintained.
Prepared by DR. }. 0. ArGR a Co., Practical and
Anay teal Chemists Lowell, Mass and sod all round
tho world. II
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FACTS FOR TIE LADIES.

MAGSoLA wArER. Superior 10 the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half tho price.
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II Mr.. George +. Smith Of Washington, has
ken offered the comfortable little salary of $4,000
b work in the interest Of Mason Brothers. We
how friend Smith has great taste in the musical
BIC, and for good salaries but his attachment
10 Norway Oats and their profits for the next sea-
son, will probably prevent his accepting an ordi-
nry salary in any other business at present.
~ Rev Dr. LORD Of this place has been in
yited to accompany the party about TO set out on
npreliminary survey of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road. The probabilities are that he will accept
the invitation. We understand the party will
feaye in one or two weeks, and will probably 90
cppy four or five weeks in making the trip.
Or. Tbayer, of Burlington, the Free Press un-
derstands, will also be OF the party.
l75- The anniversary exercises of Barre Acade-
ny take place June 3Oth and July LIST and %.
Oh the first day will take place the examination
Of the graduating class. On the evening of the
rceond day an address will be pronounced by Rev.
A. d. Smith, President of Dartmouth College.
o. the Inst afternoon, after an address by Rev.
Wm. IL. Lord, d. D., of Montpelier, the diplo-
mas will be conferred.
RurIASp CorNrY.--Tho Republicans Of Rut-
land county, ut their Convention on Wednesday
hst, put in nomination the following excellent
tieket for Senators Merritt Clark, Poultuey,
George A. Merrill, Rutland, Lucius Copeland,
Middletown. Ii other counties do as well, VT
ahnll have Senate to be proud of.
AcoIpENr.-A Mr.. Wilson, yesterday, WED
-. lotbsno, nm lid.
new building, fell from staging End struck his
Mad against the brick wall--injuring his head
nd back, II is feared, seriously.
REPAmEp. The Spring Road" in Painfeld,
Which was washed away last spring by the run
ning away Of Lard's Pond, has been fully re-
pired, and is now open to the travelling public.
Tae expense of repairing the road was about
5000.
CAUTION are informed By the proper au-
Aority that the law in relation to the sale and
~ Of fire-craokers on the third Of Jnly, will be
mlorced, and that all persons, and boys in par.
Rular, are cautioned against nsing them.
N,rEAcuERs' INSTITUTES. are authorized Il
~ that at the Institutes, advertised in our col
unns, Secretary Rankin will be assisted by nc
&mplished instructors from abroad
ADDISON County The Republicans IF Addison
0unty, on Tuesday last nominated William p
Nash, of New Haven, and Rollin j. Jones, d
cornwall, for Senators.
~ Among the new appointments we notice
nt Of b, ii. Dewey, postmaster at Iyndonyille
~ Geo. X. Walker, removed,
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INSPECTION AND PARADE
on ruE
Montpelier Fire Departm cnt i.
SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1860.


Tho MARTIAL BAND will DO mot on Clay iHll, and
escorted TO tho Pavilion by the Marslas and Fire War
dens NJ 10 o'clock. A. NJ
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Tue RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION The consolida-
tion bill has passed the Massachusetts, Legislature
tut not as introduced. 1t embraces only the
roads below White River junction, it being I'M
stpod that the Vermont Central declined to be-
conc party Commenting upon this the Bur
lngton Free Press well says
~ As for the Vermont Central, with its nearly
tbrce hundred miles Of main line and tributaries
under its control with its annual earnings of
u 800 900, and which next year will probably
sxceed hc0 millions with its present strength
MI its possible future, it can well afford 10 stand
a. its own bottom, look out for its own interests
ahd those of the travelling and business public
ang its line and decline any entangling alliances
viii or invitations to he swallowed by the cor
porations of other States
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RECIPROCITY on ANNEXArloN.--A correspondent
Of the Boston Traveller, who has lately made an
extensive tour through New Brunswick and Noya
Scotia, writes from st. Johns, N, b., as follows
Is In my travels through this province and Nova
Scotia hear but one universal cry" VIII your
government give as renewal of the reciprocity
treaty We want it and il will be n benefit 70
both parties. We must have something a
change is needed our people are spending
what little they made before the treaty was re-
scinded
lie further says
" It is the general opinion with all, that IL a
vote was taken in New Brunswick and Nova SEQ
tia, threo-fourths of the voters would vote for
annexation to the United States. | find II the
wish of nearly every one. 1t would be benefit
to both countries to be united, and hope that
such an event may take place; we want New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia for their many adj
yantages over the New England States. We
should soon have he carrying trade of the world
If the Provinces were annexed to US. They are as
generous, hospitable and open-hearted a people
as you can find on the globe"
"A grand concert is to be given at the
Rutland Opera House on Wednesday evening
BY Mr.. Carl Mietzko, the eminent yiolinist,
recently from Germany. lie will be assisted
by George A. Mietzke pianist, and numerous
vocalsts of local celebrity
"A stranger was relieved of his pocket
book containing about $50, on board of the
cars at Bellows Falls, one day last week.
The thief got away without being detected.
p. G. Giddings has sold farm in Lud-
low to John Buckmaster, for $4,000.
The stone factory at Duttonsville, own
ed by the venerable Nathaniel Fullerton
ESD, of Chester together with all the land,
boarding houses, and outbuildings connected
Herewith, is for sale.
Jonathan Page of Charleston has made
over twenty-three tons Of starch this spring
using 554s bushels Of potatoes.
= Rutland has voted tax Of twenty-five
cents on the dollar, to build sewers in the
village.
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WHY
BECAUSE

character
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u tones the membranes Of the stomach and promotes the
secretion Of the gastric juice tho solvent which converts
the food into DEMONSTRATING agent and also because II
relieves the bowels without weakening tem and mod.
erately stimulates the bilo-producug organ.
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no REMOVE MOTH pATCHES.

fRECkIES and Tan nom the h,cc use Perrys Moth ana
by DR.. B. 4. Perry.
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USE CEPHAs APPLEBEE's
DATENT SAFETY APPARATUS

II FOR KEROSENE Lamps,
And save your e, your property, and reduce your
penses II can be attached 20 any lamp In minute
and renders explosions impossible obyiates overflow
produces much better light, and twenty-five pei
cent OF oil. Ladies' and gentlemen wanted as AGENT
throughout the United States. Address
CEPIlAS APPLEEEE & CO.. Lyndon. VI.
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II combines tho properties Of mild dlurotc sodorlac
with those Of q local and general nvlgorant, and
hy promoting preparation relieves the blood OF largo
amount OF morbid matter which would otherwise vtiato
the sccrot0ns.
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THlRTY YEARS, Exporionoc in tbe
A VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK /!

4 n CONTAINING IMPORTANT PHYSIOLOGICAL
INFORMATION 10 young men contemplating Marriage
sent free receipt Of ~ cents Address the CHEMICAL
INSTITUTE, - Clinton Place ~ Y
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WHY
BECAUSE

u Taants Ecvosccnt soltzcr Aporont adapted To tho
euro Of Indigestion and its concomltanisi
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say, prepared only by Dr. b. C. Perry 40 Bond st. Now
York Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by Whole
sale Druggists. b6,si
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$1,000 sA MAR 7 I, PIANO co n v

4 SIX your Doctor or Druggist for SWEET
4 n QUININE-t equals (blttor) Qulnine Is made
only by f. STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit.
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al&arhets.
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Boston, Saturday, June 20, 1869.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-25

NEVADA PETRIFACTIoSS AND FossILs.-It is
not little whimsical to notice that since the
little ten-foot stone man was dug up at Cardiff,
which Is Creating such sensation among the
New York Yankees, there are plenty more res
directed down IN Arizona and in various other
parts OF the country, compared with which
the Cardiff giant is a mere Tom Thumb
Over i'll Calaveras county, California, huge
petrIhed skeletons of men are said to be quite
common; also the bones of yet huger animals
on which they used to ride, Judging from the
saddles, as large us dump carts, found still
strapped on their backs. We helped to dig
up thigh bone ourself over there, fifteen
feet long, which doubtless belonged to some
antodiluvian chief. Some called il an old log,
but 1t was the shape of n thigh bone, anyhow,
and badly petriiod. We have never known
many complete stone giants to be exhumed in
this vicinity, but out Ill the Humboldt coun-
try one large body, over one hundred feet
long, known as the Little Giant" has been
found, completely petrifed into quartz and
silver ore. 1t is well known To us all that pet
rihed "hOrscs" are plenty i'll the ComstOck
ledge, some of them over fifty feet high; also
numerous huge spurs" which none but mon
s;rous men could appropriately wear. No hui
man bones except bones of contention" have
yet been found i'll the Comstock, butSome of
these are of great size, especially those found
few years ago. PCtrIlicd wild cats" are
still found throughout the mining region. We
have plenty of big feeling men among us but
none of extraordinary size 10 pctrify, although
many of them are already old fossils or fast
becoming 80. We simply throw out these lit
tie items Of information for the benefit of sci
ence and i'll support of the theory that the
Cardiff giant isa real pctrifactiun, instead of IA
plaster "r stone statue cast or carved out by
cunning old JcsuIts u sell Oh Earuum.--GOi,!
NU -NcicS.
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MISTAKEN IDESrITy.-A gentleman who has
just returned to tins city from Chicago relates
the following incident which trnnspircd at the
latter place. We will leave the reader to de-
eide whether the mistake was at the expense
of Governor Blasdel or the big Chinaman. 1t
appears that some cntcrprlsing fellow hid
Chlnaman of uncommon staturc--a very giant
of II Johu-Ou exhibition in Chicago. He was
"A big thing, and filled the house with curious
spectators. Governor Blasdel was III the city.
and as he is rcputcd to have II fondncss for See
ing and being seen, hc follow ed the crowd to the
show one evening. The tall son of the Flow
cry Kingdom" appeared and went through his
PAGES To- the end OF the programme. The audi
cnce left the house, but many of them grouped
around the doors IN the expectation of see.
uS the big Chinaman pass out. Presently his
ENccllcncy of Nevada, who is remarkable for
his excessive longitude, made his appearance,
and bowed To the crowd in waiting as became
u distinguished man. There hc is" that 5
him." heres the big Chinamuu," was shout
cd by many voices, as the eager crowd pressed
around his ENcrlcncy. A resident of this
State who WAS among the thrOug pcrcciving
that 1t WAS IL case OF mistaken identity, said to
the crowd: "Gcntlcmcu. you are in error.
assure you that this is Governor Biasjlcl, of
Ne yudH.-Ecc>c Eircr R.rciHc