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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

OBITuARY Mrs. Julia w. Garnet, wife OF
Rev. Henry Highland Garnet, ID. D., recently
died at Allegheny City, Pennsylvania Her hus-
band, now President Of Avery College at Ale
ghany City, viii be remembered in many sections
of Vermont as an early anti-slavery lecturer of
great eloquence and power, and was for some
years, during and after the war pastor of the
colored Presbyterian church in Washington, and
was universally respected for his piety, his tai
ents, and his culture and his wife was held in
no less regard Dr. Garnet is pure African, his
parents being natives Of Africa. Mrs. Garnet
was about hall-blood native OF South Carolina.
She went North in her youth, and was at school
in Canterbury Conn. When the mob broke up
that school, she was sent to the academy in
Canaan, n. H., and there formed the acquaint'
ance Of Mr. Garnet, which resulted in a happy
marriage When the Canaan academy was bro
ken up by a mob she was taken into the family
Of n. p, Rogers of Concord, where she spent a
considerable period, She was a refined, dignifed
woman, and contributed much to the mental as
well as to the religious improvement of the colored
women of the society with which they labored in
Washington,
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Miss Gregory's Dramatic Readings.

This young lady twenty years Of age gave two dra-
matte readings in Village Hall, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings Of last week 10 good houses We
feel this week strengthened in the conviction which We
expressed In our last ISSUE that Miss Gregory really
very fine reader and we arc glad to know that we
then expressed tho opinion Of others who have since
heard her here including the Judges Of our Court and
many Of our most prominent citizens seldom have we
attended entertainment where every piece In the en-
tire programme heartily choercd as on this oc-
oason, and coming spontaneously from the audience
u viii have increased value n the young artistic who
seems to have brilliant future before her We wish
her great prosperity her chosen vocation and believe
by careful study and preparation she will rank second
70 none Of the popular readers Of day. Her vocal
ling especially struck being excellent for one Of
her experience and age aud good judges inform a. that
she bids fair TO outstrp our best singers.
In Recitation too she clearly cxcols Her rendering
Of the Bridge Of Signs" so pathetic that many an
eye in the audience nostonod and Il required No
great stretch Of the Imagination 10 the young suicide
fashioned tondorly," laying cold and stn before us
The Rising Of NO." showing the struggles Of those
patriots who inaugurated the Revolutionary War, wa,
by renuesD repeated both evening" aud was admlrab,
given. The Old Boil proclaiming War" War" stir
rod the hearts Of our foreather and seemed 50 catch
something Of that patriotic spirit which animated then
aud led them to victory The three from Lady
Macbeth" were strongly aud passonatcly rendered and
would have reflected great credit 10 the boards Of any
our ifsi-class theatres So also the two frou
Fazio," showing the desperation of jealous wife 4
perfect gem In W way was her recitation Of the Sleep
ing sentinel and peculiarly appropriate in asmuch u
the almost martyrcd sentinel was Vormontor indeed
We believe native Of this county No words of
justice 10 her rendering Of tho piece appreciates
t must be heard Other piece. equally as good were re
cited and nothing in the whole evening said don't
that could be- objected 10 by the most mstdi0us Sucl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

Coon OLD AOE.-The venerable JOEL Bass, OF
Misunderstanding known as Esq. Bass - in
oil the region around-attained his Goth birthday
on the ith of March instant. lie was present and
voted at the late March meeting in Williamstown,
and has voted at sepenty-three annual meetings in
succession. lie boasts OF having never been sick
day in his life, and his health is now apparently
as good as ever. The lact that he has been agent
for the WatchmGn for at least fifty years speaks
volumes fox his politics, and possibly accounts for
his Z" length of days" while his strenuous oppo-
sition to the present woman suffrage movement
attests that his mental force is not ahated"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

NV HAursnRE ELEcTIoN.-The decided Re-
publican triumph in New Hampshire at the re-
cent election is peculiarly gratifying, under all
the circumstances. With three opposition tickets
in the field, Steans majority for Governor is re-
dueed to about 1850. The Republicans have fifty
majority in the House. and six Senators, with one
Democrat and five vacancies. This secures the
election of a Republican United States Senator to
succeed Mr.. Cragn The Labor Reiormers elect
ed nine members of the House, and the Temper
ance party none.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

TEACHERS AssocMuoN.--lhc twentieth an
nunl meeting Of the Vermont Teachers Asslciu-
ton was holden at Springfield on wednesday and
Thursday OF last week A good number Of teach
ers and friends of education were in attendance.
Beside tnu-acting the usual business, discussions
were had on the length Of the school day dis
trict rs town system Of schools geography pen
maushlp need of endowed academies and read
ing Rev f. Goodrich Of Burlington, gave ala
address on the " Relation of the Free School to
1be Free State Dr. Ktchell, Of Middlebury
CoHege, addressed the Association on the " Two
Peculiar Aims Of the Teacher Prof. g. H. Per-
kius leourei on Natural History" and Rev.
J. C. w. Coke of Springfield, on Verbal
Ethics The following are the officers for the
ensuing year
President. S Spauldng, Barre.
Vice Presidents. &C. n Weber, Mddebury
l. A. Austin, Manchesteri NJ. II Buckham
Burlington Jonathan Ross, St. Johnsbury J.
D. S Taylor, St. Adams 5 II. Pearl, johnson
Edward Conant, Randolph W. H. Robinson
Barton; Judah Dana, Rutland A. j. Sanborn
Waterbury b F Bingham, Battleboro; l. W
Pierce, Springfield.
Secretary Il. v Ferris, Windsor.
Treasurer H. Kile, Yergennes.
Executive Committee. Rev j. +. Goodrich
Burlington II. II. Shaw, Springfield Rev. r
q, Williams, Castlet0n.
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--s-S

CAyNDsu.--At the annual town meeting, the
town having heretofore voted TO accept the gift of
The late Judge Fletcher private Library accord
ing 20 the provisions Of the will proceeded 70 es-
ablish town library and Ex-Goy. Fletcher,
Dr. D. W Ilasclton, and William Smith Esd,
were appointed a committee to prepare by laws
and rules and regulations for the government and
direction Of the same The donation consists OF
about 3, 900 volumes. besides 50 900. the interest
Of which is to be appropriated in making yearly
additions
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

n The agency for Montpelier for the sale OF
IS Paris by Gasight and Sunlight" and the
" Polyglott Family Bible, published by the Ma
tional Publishing Company, and more fully no
ticed in another column, has been secured by
Miss S S. SIADE of this place, who will COM
mence canyassing at once to procure subscrip-
tons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

BARRF.-The Festival Of the Congregational
Society in Barre, held at the Town Hail. on Thurs
day evening last, was in every respect successful
and enjoyable. Much amusement was ocoasioned
by the performance Of farce, entitled "Womna's
Rights" The net proceeds of the Festival
amounted 10 $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

SrENooRApuc REroRTER.-l'he employment of
-tenographic, or short hand reporter, at the
present term Of the County Court is one OF the
greatest promoters ofjustice Of this fast age. 1t
is computed that the saving to the State in this
county is about SO per day, beside the saving to
tigants, who have frequently to keep a large
number of witnesses waiting Tor several days be-
fore their case is reached.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

II Later dispatches from Hong Kong an
nounce that the captain Of the Bombay, which
ran down the Oneida, has been suspended six
months, not because Of the collision, but because
he neglected 10 inform himself of the seriousness
of the damage that had been entailed and because
he took no measures to preserve the lives of the
drowning crew. Now let him be tried by a civil
court for murder, and he may possibly get his
deserts.
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49,

For the Journal
Mr. Editor i noticed communication in
your paper this week, signed q" Other Marks, ~
on womans rights. win that Diarkist please
read that little document called The Declare
ton Of Independence and see if it does not read
"all MN are created equal, instead of " all
mankind 80 Is it not best to quote he iaw right
once in a while2 OBSERVER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

Y A Yankton, Dakota, Debating Society re-
Gently discussed the following question
R,soircd, That gossip is more injurious to
society than whiskey,'
The reporter says " the negative carried the
contest in an able manner, though not without
well-earned laures Not very complimentary
to Territorial whiskey. It must be about as bad
rs the Indians
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STATE OF VERMONT,

= KANDOLFII DISTRICT, 5.
IN Probate Court held at Brookdeld within and for
said District, GU the 2lst day OF February, A. d. 1870
An instrument purportng 70 be the last will and tes
lament Of Edwin o. rhayer late Of Brookdeld In said
District, deceased, being presented to the Court by
Jasper a. Parish the executor therein named Tor fro-
bate IL u ordered by said Court that all persons con-
eerned therein be notified to appear at session Of said
the eth day Of March, A. d. 1870 and show cause u any
they may have against the Probate Of said Will Poe
record Of this order be published three weeks success
printed at Montpelier previous TO said time appointed
Tor hearing.
By the Court-Attest,
On09 JOHN r. CLEANELAND, Judge.
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WAsmNc1oN.-Mrs Andrew Burnham, Jr., Of
Washington, who has been a constant sufferer
from dropsical difficulty for over three years, was
On Wednesday, 2nd inst relieved by having over
thirty pounds Of fluid taken from her abdomen
The operation was performed by DR.. } NJ. lem
pletou, Of Montpelier, assisted by Dr. y. ".
Bradley, Of Chelsea. 1t is hoped, that with the
right treatment and good care, she can De cured
of the disease, and become healthy woman
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Special 1lntices.


The sale Of the very choice stock Of ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN TAPESTRY CARPETS, and all grades Of
THREE Ply, KIDDERMTNsTER and INGRAINs, at
or,a,ig R,ftc,i Pric,' is still continued by
j. G.. EMERY
March U.s. l-in o9i2
"Iohnson's Auodyue Llnimont.n lie without doubt, The
safest surcst and best remedy that has been in
vented Tor internal and external II applicable 70
great variety of complaints. and scquay beneficial
for man or hest.
We have seen 10 stated in various papors throughout
the country, that Agents FOR the sale Of "shoridans
Cavalry Condition Powders were authorized T. refund
the money 10 any person who should them add not
hc satisfied with the result Wcdoubtcd this At first but
the propretors authorize us to say that IL is true.
DIR. wi,t,n's BALsAN o. wild CHERRY is "a combl-
nation aud form indeed" Tor healing and curing diseases
of the throat, lungs and chest It cures a cough by
oo.sn.ns and cleansing the lung, and alaying rrita
ton, thu. rem,'ipg ne cause, instead Of drying up the
cough and leaving the disease behind.
say o. prominent medical man, Horr's MALI ENrRAcr
De- "uaurl enrichment of The olf'ria mefiai" and no
having seen tu'oi loo Europe in innumcrhlc cases,
spoke couscutoust from personal experience, and his
opinion his hcou FULLY cooboritod hy the observations
OF other American physicians who have not hcstat.d 10
give their unqualified endorsement Co this wonderful
preparation. Sold ny 900 dm-sIst. and sro,crs
Persons requiring puf.atyc 90 pills should Dee carcfu
what they buy. somc pills not only cause gripping
palms but leave tho bowels In torpid costve stated
"Parsou. pur-ativc Pills. will rceye the bowels aud
cleanse the blood without injury TO the system.
long lolt ueci ha. been supplied through the intro
duction into America of Horrs MALI ENrHAcrt The
most eminent physicians 100 the United statos have not
floi to roalto this fact aud they have endorsed with
unoquyoch expressions OF satisfaction, great and
long desired am acquisition to the medical profession
and have made a arkci discrimination between Il and
the innumcrablc called rcmcdc. and hcalth-preserv
ing preparations Of the day
Sold by an druggist aud srccors
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

Al eminent divine says @ have been using the Pc
ruyan Syrup. II gives me now yigor, buoyancy OF
spirits elasticity of MUSCLE" il Dlnsmore, &c Dey
Street, New York, will send, free pamphlet Of y
pages, containing full account Of this remarkable
medicine, 10 any one sending him their address.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in The Montpelier Post O6iee,
March 10, 1870.

LADlEs.-Mary Hewitt, Miss Lucia lawrence Mia,
Mary Meman, Mrs. urlla Cummings, Mrs Mary Y. Cum
ings Mrs. Leander Harvey, Mrs. Sophronia Warren.
GEsrLENEN,-J. n. Bartlett Co.. George Il, Crowell
r. J. Cutler, George Davis, H. A, French, Elmer Flood
~ j. Hunt Dr. H. d. Iloton, George Harrington, n. b.
Marshall, p. a J. MeCashn, J. d, Nichols, a. w. Pack
ard Charles A. Pread Charles II, Powers Francois Ray
mond n start, C. n. Tate.
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Lecture by Wendell Phillips.

Don't forget this lecture on next Tuesday even
ing, the 22d inst, in Village Hall His subject
will be the " Losr ARrs." But limited mum
Der Of tickets will be Sold and those DESTROYS Of
hearing the lecture should secure tickets at an
early hour
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STATE OF VERMONT,

,, WASHINGTON plhTItlIIs %.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier n ANA iof s4ia
District, on the I'd day Of March, A. ID. lsln -, a.
benjamin Barrett administrator Of ne estate q calvin
Farrar late OF Moretown, In said DISTRICT deeeassal
makes application 10 said Court with the consent and
appreciation In writing Of the heirs OF said deeeas.
cd' FOR license 10 sell all Of the real estate Of
sald deeeased excepting the rights Of homestead
aud dover therein but Including the roverson ofdower
representing th w 49, - mysssaiS 10 h ss
oea 10 hors Of said deceased and those Interested
In said estate Nherenpon II j. ordered BY said Court
be held at the Probate Office In said Montpelier on the
18th day Of March, A. d. isoi FOR hearing and deesop
terested be notified hereof by publication OF notice u
said application and order thereon three weeks success
cd at before sad tune Of hearngt that they
may appear said time and place, and, they SEQ
cause, object thereto.
by the Court,--Attest,
oslo n. A, CHASE, Register,
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MAnsnurrp.-Ra are making savage work
among cattle in MarshGel Fri Spencer has had
five cows badly eaten by at- while they were tied
in the stable. They have guawed holes two
inches deep and manglod them shlckingly Mr.
Spencer has 10 watch his stables to protect his
cattle lfany one knows Of any remedy to des-
troy those troublesome creatures, we sincerely
wish they would make it known through the
JourHai
- The people of MarshGed are rejoicing over
their new laullofl-N C1nncr-wh1 Is keeping
No. I hotel strictly temperance, and every
thing is done TO make the traveller comfortable
and happy Fifty couples Of our people, with
the pastor, Rev Spinney, gave him a surprise
TO encourage him in DIS undertaking, a few eve
uiuys since, md gut IN rcturna oup7-ingiy good
oyster supper-the best We ever enjoyed May
he prosper in all his undertakings.
-Awecably to publicnosce, ameeting was held
in this place last week, to form d woman suffrage
association which resulted in obtaining the
names Of hoo geahtma1, as members of the asso-
citation At subsequent meeting Of the associa-
ton, both members were present and constituted
the entire audience.
DisrR2sNG SriuDE-Mr George w. Lam
oerton, an unmarried man, aged thirty-three
gears, hung himself ia bis barn in Marshfeld. on
Friday last He ate biz dinner and smoked his
pipe as usual and the next thing that was known
Of him he was found hanging with life entirely
extinct lie left a slip Of paper in bis pocket
upon which were written directions % take key
from bis pocket, 20 20 his trunk and take O letter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

WEST FNRlEE.-A large barn belonging to Dr.
W II. II Howard, and only finished last season,
at cost of $1,000 was totally destroyed by fire
last Wednesday night. The fire originated from
chimney, the ostler having rooms in the barn.
The barn was only few rods from Brown 5
Hotel, and under his shed was a powder team
containing two tun- of powder, which bad to be
removed at great risk. Bates Brothers store
was on fire at one time but it was put out with
out damage
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

ST ALnANs' Butter MAREET. Tuesday, March
l5.-Iho market was quiet. Fall made brought
from 2s 10 IS cents, and winter diaries from 20 to
% cents Shipment, PCS tubs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

HoSoRABLE DIscnARGR.--We are glad to learn
that the charges made against Capt. +. C. Har-
rington, Of the 81 Vermont Regiment which lei
to his resignation, have been satisfactorily ex-
planned at the War Department, and the Captain
has procured an honorable discharge from the
service dated at the time of his resignation.
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MANHooD-How LOST, HOW RE

AZ STORED Just publish second edtien, by DR.
LEWIS, tlji pages. 80 Tho Medical Companion aud
Guide u lealth,n on the radical Of spefmatorrh0a
or seminal Weakness, lmpotenoy, Mental and Physical
era aud syphlito Maladies, with plain and clear dToo
lions for the speedy Of Secondary symptoms Con
such Sourvy scroua, Ulcers Boils, Blotches, and
plIlplcs The face aud body, Consumption, Epilepsy
gance.
The celebrated author In this admirable Treatise,
clearly demonstrates from forty years successful prae
tlee, that tho alarming consequences Of selabuso may
be radically cured pointing out mode of once
sufferer matter what his condition may be- bo o.
ieetualy cured eheaply privately aud radically.
fS- This Book should be In the hands OF every youth
aud every man In tho land
sent under seal, In plain envelope. Price so OTIS.
Address, Dg, LEWIS, No. Beach St., New York City
i0years private practice. sa1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

OuR RryrNtE DsTmcr.-llon WILLIAM s.
SouruwoRrn, Of Bennington, some weeks ago as
sumed the duties Of the Assessorship Of this Dis.
trict, and is now actively at work through his
(the old) Assistants to complete the Annual List
Hon. RoLtiS j. Jones, Of West Cornwall the
new Collector, has received his commission and
will formally take possession of the Office on Mon
day, the 2lst instant. Thereafter the Office will
be kept at Middlebury, in the Office Of Messrs
Stewart q Eldredge where all taxes must be paid
and communications addressed
From our acquaintance with both these gen
temen we judge them to be well qualified for the
duties which they have assumed, and cannot
doubt that both the government and the ax-pay-
ers will be faithfully served and well aocommo-
dated. We be-peak for each Of them the conf
deuce and cordial cooperation of all those &c
whom the retiring Collector has become so deep
~ indebted and SO warmly attached through
more than seven years intercourse.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

WArERBuRY. M. NJ. King was found dead in
his lodging at the Village Hotel on the lth
inst From the position and appearance of the
body, it appeared evident he died in fit of apo
plexy. He went TO his room a little past ten
o'clock appearing in his usual health had COM
menced undressing, and probably died almost
instantly.
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Literary Notices.

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Dr. Rev Vuns W Clark formerly of Es.t Boston
now Of Albany recently delivered three YER, able dis
c1nr.esop yAs Bbs and he S-to,y Fund which attracted
much attention for fofr roat ability and fr the OK
hasttlto manner Iu which the subject handled They
havo been rinto n A., noat uaupllot h, Ice siauard
and we commend them Co those vino wish to read very
strong ar gumcnt why thc Bible should not be- put out
of our public schools
1--WE "'''. y, "'N'"L' -"' nave i''o'E'' ,no
3" No oi 'n' u'.'''''vn go, Up On inc pan OF ''uns
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The February number OF Biloirogfs MiJllaas 8. re-
ceyol Besides it pape,- 900 local politics and cont.u-
nations Oh ''ra'. it aonteni are characteristic essay
ou Democracy beyond the Seas reviewing Sir Charles
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.','" i'N ''', ~, ,'" 'N i'@'I 10 ','' use ' '"y''
pr.co a cxp,fr.. hi. deei..op nod H., mn t,e niece
900 Tine sago aui postscript BOP tle last Byron article
relating t1 Mo- stnuos book.
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legal hutines.
4 RCHELAUs GREELEY's ESTATE

a \ The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing
ton, msiuner- In receive examine, and adjust all
claims aud demands OF all persons against tho estate OF
Archrnus Gree ey, late Of Marshhed, in said District
deceased. represented insoyent and the term Of six
months nom the 18th day Of February. 1870 being AL
lowed by said Court to the creditors Of said deceased
exhibit and prove their respective claims before us
Give notice That will attend 70 the duties Of our ap
pointment 90 the office Of G. IT, Heath IN Panheld, 10
said District. the second Fridays Of April and August
next ct ten o'clock loo the forenoon, each OF said
G. W II. DWINELL lCoD,r,,ssioo.,.
A. =. PUTNAM, COMMISSIONERS
Alhr.hhelI, Feb ~, A. u. $50 W09