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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-22
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
At Aunp1nuE Avn uutauTON


for the week ending Tuesday, June a. 1870.
AMOUNT oF SrocK Ar MARKEri--
cans. sheep SAous. Hoys. caiuss.
This week, los 500 $50 lcoo go
d 6@s y wssa AGO. 3 3lse s tsli 'S sS So
PRrcEs.--Bs,f caitis-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen tll25 1880 first quality, $500 la2j second
quality, f2n1m i2.7b third quality ltOO 40 tti.7i
Ou NJ, total ght Of hide alnw and dressed bccf
5000 ~ 500.
goriisg oTsaiijO@ sEOv pair or according to their
value a. beef Handy Steers, 50 ~ p.
without calves a. may be agreed arrow and ordIna-
~, 80 a. ~.
,Sioro.-Yearllngs, tl5@25, two-years old, s29Ri5i
threo-yoars old, tD0mOO
Ahssp and LImbsi ~ 0ots.i extra ~ n u0 cts. H.
on live weight or 500 a. $500 v head.
Motfs.-Wh0lesale, ~ an l5ci retail l3nlcf H. Fat
Hogs i00 lic v n. Spring Pigs y mOOc v ID.
Ism cafret.-tin1 n $500 v head
falow, ~ 7icy country lots Ca O. cts v 10. Pelts,
with wool on, $3.50 a 200 cs each country lots, 75a
i.2i.
RgNAaKs.-puring the first part Of tho week trade
was decidedly dull and except tho best quality Of
beet prices favored The buyers, but In consequence of
smaller pts trade has improved and prices
favorable 10 the seller who finds little trouble In dispose
ing oi his stock. There have boon Texan cattle
here the past week, OF which sold at 5spiiC
por pound, live weight. A few of the host Western
a wide range for this season. By dressed weight some
Of the poorest Mt iOc and worry fow at ifc generally
AZ l2ni1tc per pound.
For week Or two past butchers have depended largely
sheep and lambs At market Northern Sheep sold At
iatc per 10, and lambs at tid1 per head.
There were some $50 pounds u live poultry at Cam
bridge at lsD2oc per ID, live weight.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-22

NoRwICu UNvERsTY.-Ihe Commencement
Eserci~es Of Norwich University will be held at
Northicld, on Thursday, the ith Of July.
fThe Grafton will be delivered by Hon James
Barrett Of Woodstock. Also Poem By Dr. g.
Ntls1n Brigham of Montpelier.
"A reunion of the Alumni will take place on
Wednesday the l3th the day before commence
ment Brig. General W w. Davis will address
ihe Alumni on the occasion.
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Eg- Attention is called to tho advertisement Of
the " blanchard Picnic" which will be found
in another column.
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Sr. ALBASs BurrER MARKr GOOD butter
sold for 25 to % cents some nice lots brought as
high as 80 cents. Shipment-butter, l,770 tubs
cheese, boxes. June 81
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~" The Improved Singer Family Sewing Ma
chine Is for sale by s. 5. Towner, No. 0, State
street. See advertisement next week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-22

SRA Moss FARINg can he taken into the stomach Of
the most delicate and Is Just the thing for lnvads and
all those desiring light and delicate food. "-PoH
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A YRsHIRE STOCK, HArrsa TOoLs, &c.

Having sold my Farm, | wish to sell immediately all
It's Stock and Tools, including three II. b. Ayrshire
Cows and their Calves 3-year old extra Cow and
Bull Calf One-haf blood twenty-five months old
Iefer and Calf three-iourths blood two 2year olds
half blood, In full milk two Onefourth and
threofourhs blood lyenr old leers two extra breed
ing work and road, Blnek Mares and Colts 2year
old, 10 hands, Black rrottlng Colt; one l-year old
Chestnut Filey 5-year old Chestnut Roadster;
one each nearly new p0ney Clipper Mower, Amer
can Hay Teddern and Warmers sulkey Rake,r and
lots Of Plows, Harrows Wagons, ETC., all Of which may
DO bought rery easp for cash or good paper.
Randolph, June 8, 1870. 2l.9
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- leo. i. BUTTONS ESTATE. = The

W Subscribers having boon appointed BY the Hon
Orabe Probate Court for tho District OF washing.
ton Commissioners 10 receive, examine and ADJUST all
claims and demands all persons, against the estate OF
6eorge H. button, late Of Calais In said District, do
ceased insovent and The term OF six months
nom the st day Of June 1870, being allowed by said
Court the creditors Of said deceased ~ exhibit and
prove their respective claims before US
Give notice. that will attend to the duties Of our a
pointmont at tho dwelling house Of Mrs Aeh:ah W;
BUTTON In Calais In said District, tho FIRST days OF
July and December next, at one O'clock In the AFTER
noon, on each OF said days.
ALONZ0 PEARCE lcom,oissioners.
RAWSON A. sABlN,
Calais, June 2, A. ID. 1870 xh<'
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Reading nntices.
LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining IN the Montpelier Post Office,
June u, 1870.
LADEs.-Miss Ella @. Dodge Mics F. A. Goodell, Mrs.
Emily F. Templcton
GESrLENES.-Wnlic II. Moody, John A. Moore, @. S.
Nelson r. E. orley, f. g. Pierce slas shelburn, ]. A.
Williams Q. II. Waite.
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HAIL SroRN.-One of the seyerest storms Of
rain and hail which we have ever known in Yer
mont, passed over our village just after noon on
Monday last, II seems to have covered belt
of few miles wide, passing from south 10
north, and lasted but ten or fifteen minutes
though quite long enough to cut up and seriously
damage the growing crops The hail fell in such
quantities as 10 remain for hours in many places
some Of the hail stones being as large as ounce
balls. 4 gentleman passing through Woodbury.
on Tuesday morning, reports that he saw bushels
Of hail stones lying beside the road
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legal Mntioes.
CTATE OF VERMONT,

GTATE OF VERMONT,
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and Tor
snid District on tho lstl-day Of June, A. ID. 1870.
instrument purportng TO DO the last Will and Tes
lament Of Thomas McOurdy late OF Worcester, In uaid
district deceased being presented 10 tho Court by Jane
Gilmore the Exeoutrx therein named, for Probate IL
Is ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified To appear at session Of said Court,
be held at tho Probate Once, In Montpelier, tho
eth day OF July A. D. 1870 and show cause II any they
may have, against the Probate Of said WIN for which
purpose II Is further ordered that copy OF the record
Of this order be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In
the Vermont Waterman 4 State Journal, printed at
Montpelier previous TO said time appointed for hearing
2325 T. II. MERRILL, Judge.
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Meut t&dtertis

- ERVANT GIRL WANTED. "A COM
~ potent girl TO do kitchen and house work, will Sc.
cure a good situation by applying at once TO
l3-u HENRY NJ. FOSTER, School Street
E'Ok sALE.-One Grade Cow, three years
old, without hult, with Calf by her side two week
old one Cow nine years old, in high order one vear
ing Bull, Jersey blood This stock is all nom one of
the best grade Cows in the country. Inquire Of
u,.,..,,.. ,,-..,, T. CROSS
"o"'Peiiori mhy 10 lofu' 1923
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STATE OF vERNosr, l,s
County Of Washington, 80
!, HgsRv q. Ely, Cashier Of the Mortified National
Bank do soemny that tho above Is true
to tho bef Of my knowledge and belief.
HENRY q. ELY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 18th day Of
JAMES N. JOHNSON, Notary Public
Correct. Attest,
-. ALVIN nRALnY
,Nti PERLEY BELKNAP, Directors. b..
GEORGE NICHOLS,
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MONTPELIER GASLIGHT CO.-Tbe
ANl Stockholders Of said COMPANY arc notlaoJ 10
meet at the Vermont Mutual Office MONTPELIER Juiv
next, at go o'clock NJ. for the choice Of Director
anu the Transaction OF other proper business.
Montpelier, June G, $50. Sl,@|Y
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NOTICE.-The Clifford, Morgan or ClarI

NOTICE.-The Clifford, Morgan or Clark
~ Horse, will stand for the Of Mares the coming
season. follows at Cabot Saturdays and Marshfeld,
Tuesdays other days except Sundays, at my farm.
LYMAN CLARK.
We, the undrslgnod, being acquainted with the above
Horse say that for Style travel durability and size, in
opinion he Is superior 70 any Horse in this vicinity
Ills stock Is decidedly tho best know of where II Is
known, Il needs recommend. His colts have been
sold at three and four years old for large prices
taken out of the State. few of them be seen in
this vicinity, which invariably nice The owner Of
the Horse has noble specimen, which, by good
judges Of Horses said So the best geldng in tho
State. II. kETCHUM, VIM r. WHITTIER
A. Z. PUTNAM, GEO. II. PAIGE.
GEO. WOOSTER s. r. DREW
2025. W. Il. CAMERON, NJ r. WALLACE
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heut Xdtertisem
A GENTS wANTED--(s1O Per Day,-
A A BY the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
BOSTON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, Mo, 99
WHEAT ARE
DR.. J. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs.
THEY ARE NOT VILE FANCY DRINK,
WHAT ARE

Made Or poor Rum Whstey Proof spirffs and rsfss L.
qo dpcored pcod and sweetened 10 please the taste
called Tonnes" Reslorers" AppetiEersu 60, that
lead the tipplor 10 drunkenness and ruin hut arc a
true Medicine, made from the Native Roots and Herbs
OF California, FREE from ~ Aieohoie Sfisruanfs They
are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIFE,-GTVINA
PRINCIPLE perfect Ronovator and Inyigorntor Of the
system carrying 0f all poisonous matter and restoring
lie blood to healthy condition. No person take
unwell SOD Will be given for ncurable case, pro-
Fng me bones arc not destroyed by mineral poisons
other means and the vital organs wasted beyond tho
point o. repair. WALKER, Proprietor. n. H. Nc
npoNALD q Coi Druggist. and General Agents, San
Frs. 1a5s
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WATERBURY About noon, Monday, we had
rather sudden dash Of hail and rain, though but
little Of either, accompanied by some vivid fash
es of lightning, one Of which struck the Ad-
vent Westinghouse, damaging it considerably,
perhaps to the amount Of hundred or more dol
lars, and stunning several persons who were not
far of from the house, telling them 10 the ground
Some two hours later in the day, we hada drench-
ing shower which though rather too sudden for
the conyinience Of some who happened to be
caught init, was generally received as a blessing
as the earth and vegetation were beginning to
feel the effects of the few previous days Of hot and
drying weather
Business and building seem to be favoraby
progressing here and Waterbury, though not
very fast is surely and steadily growing and will
soon report creditable increase Of population
as well az business and growth. We might have
noticed some weeks ago some changes Of business,
such a. the firm Of llaines * Richardson to Rich
ardson & Fullerton, Mr. Fullerton being Mr. j. X.
Fullerton, the late popular cashier Of the Water
bury National Bank The firm of Blakoy and
Frink, Druggists, has been changed to Reming
ton < Frink, and a new drug store has been open
ed by Mr. w 4. Carpenter
The reform school now numbers nnety-three
members, an increase Of twelve or fourteen over
the number Of two months ago.
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PSI will also DO noticed that all customers trad
Ing at o. W. Towns store South Woodbury., had better
visit his store the day before they may expect " and
II closed June -, Tor that day. %
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REPORT

T the condition of "Tho Montpelier National Bank, -
at the close Of business, June 9, ls7o.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
The last ni on the Massawippi railroad was
laid saturday last, AMI connection made with the
Grand Trunk road The Masawpp road is
thirty-two miles long and gives an all-rail CON
nection with Montreal and Quebec via the Pas
sumpsic road-Saturlay last Gen" McNa-
mara, Fenian officer who has been stopping in
Newport since the raid went across the line and
was arrested. Failing 70 give bonds, he was
taken to Sherbro1ke iail.-Fire has been running
over Barton Mountain, doing considerable dam
age-The house, barn and sheds Of Mr. II. Berry,
of Coventry, were destroyed by fire recently 1t
was the work of an ncendiary Hollis Preshy
and wife Of Island Pond, were recently brought
before L $. Commissioner, d. 5. Storrs, on a
complaint Of procuring a pension fraudulenty.
They were held in bail in the sum Of $500 for
their appearance before the g. 5. Circuit Court
u. G. Burroughs Of Coventry, killed a white
woodchuck recently The semi annual meeting
Of the Orleans County Temperance Society will
be held in Newport, Friday, June 9th
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STATE MATTERS.


ADDISON COUNTY.
III inc case oil State Us. Washburn, Of Starks-
ooro, who was charged with forgery, the Grand
jury JAILED to find trae bill and the respondent
mas been discharged.-Mr. A. L. Bingham, Of
west Cornwall, is the owner of three horses, the
sum OF whose united ages is 81 ycars.---ThC
Teachers Institute for Addison county will bc
held at the Graded School Building in ycrgennes
commencing june %, 1870, and closing on tho
Saturday following.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
Pitching quoits is the latest Sunday amuso.
ment in Bennington. new locomotive.
have been put on the Harlem Extention. named
49," Augustus Schell. " " Horace f. Clark - and
" William Butler Duncan. ~ Benton 4 sons
new paper mill in Bennington Is eompleted
Charles Cbampoipne. Frenobman % years Of
age. employed in cbonpinu wood near North
Bennington. is supposed 10 have been muir.
dered for his money lie wos maid s3Oo aboni
three weeks ago and started for l,enninoton %
nav n don't and ,vos M, soon AMIN ,Hl HE dcod
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-22

NEw ESGLASD AND CALIFoRsIA IN CosTRAsT.
Here the elder is bush there have seen it a
tree whose trunk is foot in diameter. Here
the lemon verbena is a flower pot plant there
is bush nine feet high. Here the mustard seed
yields small plant there is a tree seventeen
feet high. Here we have few grape vines in
grapery; there you will find 5000 acres in a
single vineyard. Here you will see a single OLE
ander tree beautifyiug a single paror there
you will find hundred clumps in full blossom
in a single yard, amid what looks like a shower
of roses. Here we have the thick green turf on
our soil there they have turf and not dan
delion daughter of the turf, grows in California.
Here the sun paints the grass green there it
turns it brown. Here you see the farmer care
fully housing bis hay and little patch of wheat
there he cuts no he except to supply the cities,
and reaps and threshes his wheat in the fields
and throws the bags down TO lie all summer,
sure that neither rain nor dew will hurt it.
Eastern Pdper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-22

The ALARMING IScREAsE OF WoaEs.-The So
cial-science philosophers of Great Britain are be-
coming alarmed. They have discovered that
the dsproportion between men and women is in
creasng so rapidly in that country, to threaten
an overwhelming redundancy of the feminne
gender. The statistics appall them. Out of
every hundred women in Great Britain, above
twenty years Of age, it has been ascertainsd that
ffty-seven are wives, thirteen widows and thirty
spnis;ers. of little under three million
women between twenty and forty, in England
and Wales, one million and two hundred and
forty-eight thousand were unmarried. The Eng
lish philosophers recommend a wholesale hegira
of females TO the United States; but this would
not help them much, as there is a large excess
of women in this country. Massachusetts, with
population of twelve hundred thousand, had
forty thousand more women than men at the
taking of the last census.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-22
THE EYES! THE EYES !
DR.. E, H. PARDEE,
OculiSt and AuriSt

A FTER A PROTRACTED BLINDNESS oF
N more than five years, DR.. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acouaint-
ed with all diseases of the Eye, and is now nroc-
ticinR with a success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed, such as Strabismps
or cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction. De,
preston or Absorption, Pterygum, or desbv
membrane growing over the eye, Reduction Of
Staphyloma, or bulging out of the eye, Artificial
Pupi, Fistula Laehrymalis, or closing of tear
passage, and all deformties of the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain.
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy
OF the real eye. large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure of
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni-
versal success will warrant continuation Of
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator is
co-extensive with his success, as patients a 70
presenting themselves for treatment and onera-
tions, from New York and Boston, almost,Ianth-
ly: Many patients can be seen at the Doctor,s
once daily, in different stages of recovery.
~ ofhce[737 Clay street, OPPOSITE THE
PLAZA San Francisco. r.ly. :
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-22
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE!.

MEDICINE OF rHE Faculty PARIS GRADUATE OF
UNIVERSITY QUEENS COLLEGE, JoHNs
BAPrIsrE SOCIETY OF SAN Francisco.
Dr. PERRAULT has pleasure to inform patients, and
others seeking confidential medical advice that he be
consulted daily at his Office "ARMORY HALL" BUILD
ING, Northeast corner Montgomery and Sacramento
streets, San Francisco Rooms, No. g. 10 and IL, first
floor, up stairs Entrance from either Montgomery Sac
ramento streets.
Dr. PERRAULT's studies have been most exclusively de-
voted to the of the Phys
csl Debility, the results of injurious habits acquired in
YOUTH which usually terminate in impotence steryt
aud permanently induce all the concomants of old age
Where secret nfrmy exists involving the happiness of
life, and that of others, and morality dictate
necessity Of its removal for it is fact that premature
decline Of the vgor of manhood matrimonial unhappnes
compulsory single life, etc. have their causes
the germ Of which planted in early m and the bitter
fruit tasted long afterward Patients labong this
complaint, will complain of following
symptoms: Nocturnal emissions pains in the back
head, weakness of memory and sight, discharge from the
urehra the stool making WATER the fac
utes weakened, loss of memory ensues ideas are
clouded and there is dsncnaton to attend business
or even to reading, writing the society friends ETC.
The patient will probably complain of dizziness vertigo
and that sight and hearing are weakened sleep disturbed
by Dreams melancholy, sighng palptations Paintings
coughs and slow fever while some have external rheu-
matte pain and numbness of the body Some the
common symptoms pimples in the face, and aching in
different parts of the body Patients suffering from this
disease should apply Immediately DR.. PERRAULT eli
ther in by letter, he will guarantee cure
OF Seminal emissions and impotence in eight weeks
Patients suffering from veneea any stage gon
orrhea gieet stricures bubo ulcers erupons
etc., will be treated successfully All syphitc Mercu.
rial taints entirely removed from the system.
Dr. PERRAULTS diplomas in his Office where patients
can see for themselves We invite investigation claim not
know everything, nor to everybody but claim
that in all cases taken under treatment fulfill our proi
sss We particularly request those who have tried this
boosted DOCTOR and that advertised physician out
and discouraged to call upon Low charges and auck
cures Ladies suffering from any complaint incidental to
their SEX consult the Doctor with of relief
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-22

The MooN.-Tbe mountains of the moon are
immensely larger in proportion to its size than
those of the earth. The moon is but l-49th the
size of the earth, but it's mountain peaks are
nearly as high. The German astronomer, Mead
ler, has measured the height of 1898 mountains
in the moon. Twenty-two of these are higher
than Mount Blanc, which is within few feet of
being three miles bigh-six above 900 feet
The highest observed mountain in the moon is
24,844 feet high, an elevation that is little less
than the loftiest peaks of the Andes, and a few
more feet than four miles and a-half II is
within 1926 feet of the elevation of the loftiest
peak on the earth.-Dr. Mann
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-22

AN exchange gives the following: +" Annie
James, of Alton, Illinois, is described as the
most beautiful girl that ever found Judgement on
the Mississippi river. She has an eve like ga
zelle; teeth like the purest ivory hair like a
vexed mass of golden feathers hands so sha pely
and SO white that to see them is to want to kiss
them, and to kiss them is destruction a smile
like summers sunrise, and a laugh like the
tones Of silver bells on frosty night. Well,
this is what Annie did She came down from
her room and found two of her lovers noisly dis.
putting as to their respective claims to her company
to ball that evening. TIE anger Ofthe beautiful
maiden was aroused at this exhibition in her
fathers balls, cod, seizing the beligerent youths
by their bacL hair, she knocked their heads to.
gether With great force half dozen times, and
then thrust them out of the front door, with the
admonition never to show their faces there
again"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-22

PIorURE.-Mark Twain says, in a descrip-
tive vein:
Sacramento is fiery summer always, and you
can gather roses, and eat strawbe rres and ice
cream, and wear white linen clio thes, and pant
and perspre at eight or nine O'Clock in the
morning, and take the cars, and at noon put on
your furs and yoar skates, and go skimmng
over frozen Donner lake, 1000 feet above the
valley, among snow banks ff;een feet deep, and
in the shadow of grand mountain peaks that lift
their frosty crags 10000 feet above the level of
the sea. There is transition for you Where
will you find another like it in the western hem
isphere2 And | have swept around snow
walled curves of the Pacific railroad in that vi
cnity 900 feet above the sea, and looking
down as the birds do, upon the everlasting sum-
mer Of the Sacramento valley, with its green
fields its feather foliage, its silver streams, all
slumbering in the mellow haze of its enchanted
atmosphere, and all infinitely softeued and spirit
ualized by distance--rich, dreamy exquisite
glimpse OF fairy-land, made all the more charm
ing and striking that it was caught through a
forbidden gateway of ice and snow, and savage
crags and precipices.