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Notes and Comments.

we hope that it will prove true that the
Senators who conspired to defeat Judge
Hoars nomination for the supreme court, be-
cause of his independence as politician,
have got his own conundrum to answer,
whether they prefer to have him for three
and half years longer as Attorney General
or 10 confirm him at once as Judge Of the
Sapreme Court.
"A very pertinent question is that Of the
Christian Union newspaper, which, in view
Of General Buffers desire for the hanging Of
mere or less Of the people who got mp the re-
bellion, wants to know if General Butler
himself should not be hung, or DISTINGUISHED,
for bis large contributions to the power and
audacity of slavery in the years before the
rebellion came to its development
"A recent visitor to Chicago wrote home :
II went to hear DR.. Hatfield preach end pray
this afternoon. He prayed that the Lord
would remove from Chicago all intempcr-
ance, misunderstanding, RIGHTEOUSNESS, fraud,
profanity, cheating and every form of vice !;
and then | did not hear the next few sem
tenees, because was thinking what would
be left in Chicago"
"A former citizen of Vermont, now living
in Minnesota, writes to his former home as
follows; " have raised this year, nine thou
sand bushels of wheat, and 2000 bushels of
oats and have had to go back on my stock to
pay expenses and taxes. While we are in
prosperity and abundance of grain, we are in
the midst of poverty, as wheat has little more
than paid for the harvesting. No. wheat is
only ffty-fyc cents per bushe, and during
tho fall the average price has only been sixty
Eve cents"
The new Governor of Texas, Gen. Il. j.
Davis, is a native Southerner of whom his
State and party may well be proud. When
forced to fly from Texas, early in the rebel
lion, for his Union sentiments, he went to
New Orleans and reported to Gen. Butler
then in command of that city. Instead Of
seeking for safe conduct to the North, as ma
ny Of the refugees did he asked for power to
60 back and raise regiment. Gen. Butler
commissioned him, and Gen. Davis returned
and put himself at the head of force thai
did signal service to the country.
Mothers should remember that the limbs
Of children require as much clothing as any
part of the body in all seasons, and especially
daring winter A distinguished French ply
sician, just deceased, remarked only shor
time ago, that during his twenty-six years
practice in Paris, twenty thousand children
had been borne to the cemeteries sacrifice
to the absurd custom of naked arms. DIR
Warren thinks that Boston sacrifices hy
Kindred babies every year by not clothing
their limbs. The arms should be covered
from the wrist to the shoulder, with thicl
S knit wooden sleeves.
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In Watsheld, Dec. % By Rev. }. Boyce. Mr.. CHAuN-
CRY H. Rover, and Miss REcrA ORMsBN both of Warren.
In New Haven, Conn, December g, by Rev. D. Muir
dock, ID. D., Rev G. 5. sMTH. Of Montpelier Vt, and
SARAH j. LAEprEAR, q New Haven.
In North Montpelier, at the Union Church, December
Is, by Rev. l.. Warren, Mr., +. A. DwINEIL, Of East
Calais, and Miss HATTIE A. HANErT, Of + Montpelier.
In Northheld December %, 10y Rev. William s. nazen,
Mr. iEBER n TiLDES, of San Francisco, Cal, and Miss
EMILY daughter of j. C. Cady, Esq, of Northfeld No
cards.
In Barre December 2 at the residence Of the brides
father, by Rev s. n jackson, assisted by Rev L, Ten
ney and Rev. f. J. Carpenter, j. HENRY JACKSON, NJ.
D.. Of Montreal r. o., and Coma A, WoOD, daughter Of
Abel Wood Esq. Thanks for the delicious cake.l
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The pOsTAGE on current subscriptions ~ any part Of
the United states s Tue cents number 20 be prepaid
at The office Of delivery For back numbers tho postage
ia double
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When discovery ofany scientific subject asks the co.
operation Of the learned in science test the merit and
truth Of his discovery by tests and practical re-
suits and then TO ndorc and recommend IT, 1t Is fair to
presume 10 Is valuable for the purpose intended. Such
has been the course pursued by Mess Hall Co., pro
prietors Of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
And ain those who have tested It among whom we may
mention DR.. 4. 4. Hayes and 5. Dana Hayes Chemists
and State A-sayers Of Massachusetts, Walter Durham.
NJ d. Prof Of Surgery in Penn University, Philadel-
phai Geo, Gray, NJ, d., Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology assert t h the best preparation in for
all cutaneods diseases 90 the scalp Restores gray hair
to It's original color prevents the hair from falling out
creates growth Il IS certainly worthy of a trial.
-Neicsurgpo,t Herad Of Gospel Liberty. gi9s
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The Montpelier & Wells River Railroad.

Tie Montpelier x Wells River Railroad.
The Montpelier correspondent Of the Spring
field Republican thus maps out the line and pros
pect of this road, for the construction of which
the capital has Just bonded for 100000 or about
fifteen times its grand list
By reference to the map, the Importance Of
the proposed road Will be perceived at glance
The Boston, Concord and Montreal railroad starts
at Concord, n. H., and pursues a northeastery
course until it reaches Wells River, VT where it
connects with the Passumpsic railroad, which has
noTtherly course. Only thirty-eght miles from
Wells River in line almost the same in drec-
tiOn as the Concord and Montreal road is Mont
pelier, ON the Vermont Central railroad, which
connects with the Great Western and Canadian
road The new road will therefore give to Mont
pelier and to all points northwest competing
and a more direct road to Concord, Montpelier
and Boston than they now have. When it is re-
membered that the Vermont Central railroad,
having hut one track, cannot transport all the
freight that is offered it may be readily supposed
that the new road will not lack for business, espe
cially when the completion OF the Northern Ia
eihc shall make it part OF the Grand Trunk line
between Europe and China That this will be
the result few can doubt, who, as New England
ers believe in Boston and Portland. For the
new road will also in time connect with Portland.
To secure this connection requires but the build
ing of eighteen miles OF road IRON Alton Bay to
some point on the Concord and Montreal road
The new road is to pass through the towns of
Montpelier, East Montpelier, Plainfed, Marsh
field Groton, Ryegate and Newbury. In Marsh
field il will be but seven miles from West Dan
vile, on the new IAmoille Valley road. I'm
doubleday there will be a road between these two
points, and Montpelier will thus secure connec-
ton with st. Johnsbury and the entire northeast
ern portion of Vermont, and also by the new
Notch line with Portland. So that, for portion
of the distance, we shall have competing line to
Portland as well as Boston
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"a ga t h s.


In Berlin, December 10, PErER RosE, aged Is years.
In harshled, December g. ABRAHAM WooD, aged &C
years.
In West Berlin December g, PERLEY KEYEs aged IS
years.
In Orange, December 81, Mrs. HANNAH GALE, widow Of
the late Abram Gale Of Barre, aged 81 years.
In Painfeld Doe B. RODNEY II, CRlsrY aged % years
and 3 months.
In Cambridge, Dee 18th, Mrs SALLY CHEesEMAN,
aged Sc years
In Cabot, Dec. 26, Of consumption, Mrs. CARRIE L..
FlsHER, wife of John NJ. Fisher, aged 80 years
In Gilmore, Dec %, Miss MANY How, daughter Of FL
ra llOyt formerly Of Cabot, aged CD years.
Ia Glover, Dee 10, by Rev. S. *. d. Perkins Hon.
ENocH 49, slWoNDs, and Mrs NANCY HYDE, all ofGloyer.
In St. Alhans, December 49, Of humor OF the
bowels Mrs ABIGAIL L.. wife OF W. H. Cooper, aged 81
years, formerly of Worcester
In Craftsbury, Dec % by Rev, C. Tabor, Mr.. LOWELL
NJ. HIDDEN, OF Vancouver Washington Territory, and
Miss MARY 5. EASTMAN, Of CTaftshury.
In Hartford Dec 10, OF Consumption, Mrs, MARY V.
AzEN wife Of George azeu and daughter Of Amos and
Susan Walbridge, formerly Of Cabot aged "a years.
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WANTED $4,000 to 100000 feet OF
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10 two inches square, and four feet long stating price
delivered on cars at a convenient point
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OF VERMONT,

~ RANDOLPH DlsfRlCf, ~.
In probnte Court held at Chelsea, In said District,
on ibe 10th DAY of December, A. ID. 1863.
Elisha L. Tracy, executor OF the last Will and testament
of David Alexander late Of Tunbrdgc, In said District
Deceased presents his administration account FOR exam
nation aud allowance, and makes application nor
decree Of distribution and partition OF the estate Of said
Whereupon II Is ordered by said Court that said nc,
count and application be Referred to seston OF said
Can't Ia be held the Probate Oce In said Chelsea, on
Inc 1th day OF January A. d. 1870, for hearing and de
csion thereon, And Il Is further ordered, that notice
hereof he rven to oil persons interested by publication
~ Inc same three weeks excessively in the Vermont
waterman and State Journal newspaper published At
Montpelier previous to said time appointed for nearing
That they may appear at said time and place, ana show
anse II any they may have why said account should
moi he allowed, and such decree made.
by the Court. Attest
gT,ag J. r. CLEAVtLAND, judge
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NORWICH UNIVERSITY Institution has
lust been furnished by the Secretary OF War, up
on the application of Capt. Curtis the Professor
of Military Science, with three hundred dollars
worth of signal equipments for the instruction oil
the Cadets.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 50.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District the ast day Of December, A. ID. 1862
An Instrument purportlng To be the last Will and
Testament Of James 6ren late Of Calais, In said dis
rct deceased being presented 10 the Court BY Samuel d.
oster the executor therein named, for Probate 1t Is
ordered by said Court that all concerned therein
be notified ~ appear at session OF said Court TO be hold
at the Probate Office, In Montpelier, the 18th day
of January 1870 and show cause II any they may have,
against the Probate Of said W for which purpose tits
further ordered that copy OF the record 81 this order
he published three weeks successfully In tho Vermont
Watchman State Journal printed at Montpelier, pre-
yions To said time appointed for hearing.
q7,qo n r. MERRILL, Judge
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CAxnRIDGE. solomon Montague, aged "a
years, and his wife aged 50, Celebrated the Goth
anniversary of their married life at their house in
cambridge, Monday, the Goth of December
IAN effort will soon be made to secure the
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If your horse il lame sore OF CALLED, you should use
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MONTPELIER & WELLS RIVER
pAITpnAn HnNfpANN


The subscribers TO the stock of the Montpelier Wells
RIVER Railroad Company, are hereby notified 10 meet at
tie Pavilion, Montpelier, Tuesday, the fourth day Of
January 1870, at o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of
eotng Directors Of said Company aud doing such other
business may be deemed necessary and proper under
Tie charter All subscribers To the stock that day
VII he entitled h vote and the books will be continued
0Ien for subscriptions the stock until that day at the
following places, tO-wit
The two Ranks In Montpelier,
French Gales store In Barre;
$. Q. Shlrtlhls office in Plainheld
W0oster's Store in Marshheld
Town Clerks Office In 6roton,
Hon. Abel UnderwOod's Office, Wells River.
JAMES n. LANGDON, Of
JOHN A. PAGE, Commissioners.
By order Of the Commissioners.
T.. p WALTON, Clerk
Montpelier, Dee. 2l 1863. 9iiqs
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For the week ending Tuesday, Dec o. 1869.
ANorvr oF Stock AT MARKrr.-
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n Subscribers to the WArcnNAN at cabot ana
East Cabot will please pay their subscriptions to
Allen Perry Esq, our agent
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DIVIDEND The Mortified National Bank has
declared half yearly dividend OF four per cent?
free of Government tax, payable January lst'
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ave tho readers Of the WArcHMAs ever used Of
parsons Purgative Pillsf' II not, why noti They
s the best family ply hasldes being the greatest
X&l-bilious remedy there country.
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S v a ho Mefp Commissioners
Barre, December p, A. d. 1869, $500
CTATE OLE VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, holden Montpelier within for
said District, the 18th day OF December A. d. 1862
An instrument purporting 10 be the last VIII Tes
lament OF Aaron Lley, late of Calais, In said District
deceased, being prosecuted 10 the Court by Alfred 4.
lIickes tho Executor therein named for Probate Ii
by said Court that all persons therein
be notified TO appear at session Of said Court TO be held
at the Probate Onlce In Montpelier, the 18th day OF
Jan, A. d. 1870 and show cause, II any they may have
against the Probate Of said VIII for which purpose IL
further ordered that copy Of the record OF this order DO
published three weeks successigeiy In the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal, printed ct Montpelier
previous to said time appointed for hearing.
BY the COurt.--Attost,
$500 7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS

In probate Court held at Montpelier In SAID District
M, tha Al, day OF Decemhep, A. ID. 1902.
AionEo Pearce executor Of the last WI ana en-
presents his adminstration account FOR exann
alton and allowance and makes application for us'fee
Of distribution and partition OF the estate OF Saa 10
Whsfeupon 1t ordered BY said Court, that said 40
nf and mid application DO referred 70 session there
az 10 he held al The Probate Office 10 said Mcntpser on
he ith day of JAM A. d. 1910 for hearing snd 1 Sa
san ~ ali persons Interested BY publication o. VIC
same three weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN the vgEhoai woss
man and state Journal, newspaper punishun y. ,hst
isr nrevous 10 said time appointed or heerns .nss
they may appear said time and psss aaa nIS moi IL
II any they may have, why ssia a''o'4'
allowed and such decree made
by the court.-Arr'esn,, ,zranfIL Judge
sesss y !" "n""7 '"N''
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4. The North British Review,

has lust closed rs a2d volume In point Of literary ab
A hi Review D. inst rising To level with lts compeu
tor. Ills the advocate OF political and religious M
pfnfau
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PLANuELD-We learn that X. l.. Martin x
Co. have completed their steam mill at Plain
field Springs, and are now employing about if
teen hands in their extensive business. They
have also cut 900 logs, for the purpose Of stock
ing their mill, beside an extensive custom BUSH
ness. This enterprise must make business lively
about the Springs.
We learn that Willis Lane is building steom
mill, for which he has already procured the en-
CINE and machinery, in the " Gore; = he has
built slide, nearly or quite mile in extent,
and cut large quantity of logs and timber, pre-
paratory to an extensive numbering business.
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THE TRIBUNE

Is stHoNG ny REASON or ITS ENORMOUS CIRCULATION
AND GREAT GREATNESS.
1t has long been conceded that THE WEEKLY TRI-
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the country For years have printed twice many
papers perhaps, all Of the other weekly editions
the city dailies combined. This Is why enabled
to do our work thoroughly aud ohcaply The larger
our circulation, the hotter paper we can make.
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VI + y ! & IN 4 s

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was commenced 52 years ago Equaug the Quartorlies
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wdc reputation for the narratives and sketches which
eulivou IT, page.
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