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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03

Who that has soon dangerous disease arrested by on
able physician good medicine but values both BE
u yeur family physician To whom you owe 20 many cs.
capes from aches and ails or Dr. Ayers nmltahc
edies his saraparila that renewed your vitality or
Cherry Poctora that cured painful cough, or hs Aguo
Cure that expelled the freezing aguc and burning fever
from your blood Who that has been relieved y any Of
these agencies but Neh grateful for them all' Ban
gor Times
We should not hesitate to recommend 20 any friend or
Pussn's Par9lfrs PiNs thoy arc scientifically pre-
pared, and are adapted To- an the purpo'os Ola good
pm-atye medicine.
Decidedly the best remedy that has been discov
cred for rheumatism swollen or,td joints aosh wounds
spra.ns, bruises, cuts and burns IS yoinons daoiyas
L''iu''f. We use tand always recommend 90 10 our
friends
~ A. remedy for Bronchial Affections and Chronic
diseases Of the Lungs nothing over before discovered
equals Dr. Picrces AT Ext or Golden Medical pi.coy.
ery % also great blood purifier and restorative ton
ic. and cures PmpIe' Bloiche' and Emptoni on the
face. making lhe complexion cellar and hr Solid Dy
dmggas.
VIA, will our friend. run the d.k Of becoming bind
by wearing common Spcoaees, when they can procure
tho most perfect article TINT has yet been made by cnl
OF our old friend. r G. Pinney 40 the we'll known Old
stand OIL Elliot Smith Cos and got palr Of La1aru.
Morris. Perfected spectaccs. Don'tdeay ciu
Cough. COLD OR SORE THROAT
Requires immediate attention, O.. neglect often results
iu au iucarabe Lung Disease.
Browns unoNcmAL taocur,
will most inyarihbl, give instant relief For Bnoycars
] "A uuf O.
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WHFpurRr. 49, Some Of the readers Of the
Wafclnqn and Journal win remember tlat some
two months ago, while Mr. William Dayi, Of
New York, (the alleged Waterbury burglar was
sqiourning at Montpelier, he took pleasure ride
with two ladie. to Waterbury, and that On bis re-
turn he related this amusing episode in bis pleas
ant ride he saw striped squirrel near the road,
and took a chase after him, thinking be could
capture the little creature which had yentured out
so early in the season. This incident occurred
/ in Moretown, less than mile from Waterbury
depot, and near Mr. George Nash's. Now what
/ is singular, one day last week, revolver was
/ found some six or eight rods from the road, on
the scene Of this very amusing chase after the
/ squirrel, and yet it has never to our knowledge
/ OF belief, been reported that Mr. Davis lost any
1 pistol there If he had it is possible he did not
wish to have it known that he chased this innocent
little quadruped with the barbarous intent OF
shooting IT,. No, the story was, be thought {,
capture it alive, which of course would be fine
trophy of the excursion to exhibit to a troop Of
friends at the Capitol We must acquit Mr.. ID
of any intention Of using revolver as a means
of capturing that little innocent squirrel. Bcsid,
we have no proof that he ever lost or even owned
this revolver but on the contrary it turns out thai
this pistol belonged to MIR Wells, cashier OF Wa
terbury Bank, and it was missing from the banl
after that memorable night Of January lsth
4 1871
Mr. Nudge will have his farewell meeting il
this place this "wednesday evening" at the Con
gregatonal House, and all who have been into
rested in the noble purpose and work Of his mis-
sion here, are invited to attend. We trust tina
not a few have been quickcned in their resolve
and hopes of better life, by his arduous an,
faithful labors, His discourses Of last Sunda.
morning and evening, as well as conducting th
Sunday school concert in the afternoon, we thinl
must have layorably impressed many, and hav
given promise of successful future, in winning
many to the service of Christ. We understan
he goes from this place to Richmond, where ther
is to he a Convention of Christians Friday next
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03

FJRTUrE PART CrLARS.
THE llariwics Rp11a says the two thieves,
Perkins aud Farmcr, who catered the store Of G..
r. Connnt ul tiat village and stole the horse 0t
Curt. Could, and also entered a store az Molc1tt
thc same night, were arrested by Sheriff Baron of
Washington. April lst They We're taken for
stealing "a horse at North Iheu0ri, and were
oyermteu 20 the Spring House. Planheld, where
they bad put up for the night IL would seem
strange That they should put mp at this hotel as
tley did, llr they had STAYED there twice Just
previous ou foot. They were lodged in Jail at
Chelsea in due time During the time they were
under the care Of Sheriff Baron he found that
one of them had a letter written and would like
20 have it carried TO the post Office. Tie thought
DE would like the opportunity Of carrying 1t him
self One of them, Perkins, after leading ques-
tlns. told Baron that he had a letter, and asked
him ID be would put it into the Office lie told
him he would Before he did 50, however, he
took the liberty 10 read 10. lt was directed 70 a
man in Duxbury, and informed him that they
were under arrest IL requested this man 70 in
form George and Paul OF the fact and 70 ask them
% send them a certain box OF merchandise. The
bottom board of this box should be thick and
bored into, and In these holes should be placed
files, old knives, &C., which they were 70 Use to
force their escape from prison.
The sheriff mailed the letter but started for
Dnxhury ~ the same time by the assistance Of
the postmaster Mt Duxbury, he succeeded IN find
ing the man ~ whom the letter was addressed.
They soon ascerained the full names of George
and Paul, who they at once arrested and also the
man To whom the letter was addressed. By the
help Of these accompliccs they found out they had
secre.cd on q mountain in Duxbury several hun
drel dollars worth of goods, and were doing Q
land Office business in the line of theft. The tive
that were arrested at Plainfcd did the stealing
and the other, shipped the goods Horse stealing
was only means % this end They entered q
store in NlIist1n, taking shelf goods money
clothing. etc. This merchant recognized a sui
of clltae- on Perkins when arrested. They hay'
entered tv post offices, taking money and stamps
SD Uncle sam will have a clip at them. IL !
Thought hy some things they have been heard t.
say since their arrest that they have now hid away
several Thousand dollars worth Of goods not ye
discovered
Two of the acclmphec, are now in Burlington
iail, the other being young is at the Reioru
School. lt Is known they arc the same that Wis
tied the lAm9lle Valley Just two weeks beior
they were taken b Ploiuicld, by the description
of these two, and more especially from the fac
That q large black female dlg figured in this tow
with efficiency which was 10 their possession whci
! arrested. BY her help they stole a horse from
barn in Richmond, only four rods from a suga
: camp where two men were boiling sap, she charm
ina good watch dog at the same time.
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fire company the flames were exiiugai'hed with
out much material damage
The citizens of Dandy ship their mix daily to |
New York
nrvsiNoroN COUNTY.
Stephen Dewey Of Bennington, who had his
Ia. i,r,tor n few days since, died from the effects
on Friday
fire occurred ut the freight depot at Factory
pint. on Monday afternoon which destroyed
aunntity Of cotton cloth before it was discovered,
or extineuislnd. The fire took from spark from |
the engine Of the three O'Clock passenger train.
It Is Thought that the los, will not exceed ten or
twelve hundred dollars.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
Tho sugar house of George Walton of Hard
wick was burned on the llth inst Nearly 900
pounds of sugar besides material and apparatus
were consumed
Last week. tine Fairbankses manufactured 1000
scales of different sizes from post office letter up
to a sixty feet railroad scale
The Lyndon Union says that 90 costs man in
B,ruot iust eji D. spit tobacco Juice in his Sis
.er's face and nothing I've stealing wood from
town pauper
sutton boats nII town in Caledonia county Tor
sugar milking To- one school d,'tre'--N'' g.
s7R'o p'uu'' paw, 'sou ol ','u' .'I' s. 10, oo,
a n'rs i' t,vs l.on n,nnr,cnrcd in the town
Forty men alone have mad, 0O,ooo.
The Uni,er.ali-t Society 10 Lyndon ba'e made
up their minds TO spend s'm, $500 on 'he'r
church building '''- s,'n' ,', ~ ' a. y, "p'
Pu'".5 ~ p 49, ,,.,r miois,.r b,. decided
Dr'..,,,.. ,r,,.hio, op account of alhe,lth.
and will engage To- some other business.
About 90 residences will be- erected OF IT.
Johnsonry Co.'s summer
Rev Horace Style has been engaged as pastor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03
IosEpH OHAPIN,s ESTATE. ! The

~ Subscribers having been appointed by the Honora
BILE Probate Court Tor the District Of Nashngto COmn
soners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF Joseph
Chaplin atn Of Mddesex In said District deceased, rep
resented nsOlyent and the term Of six months from the
ala day OF April si being allowed BY said Court 10
the creditors OF said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice that We will
attend TO the duties OF appointment at the store
Of scntt co. In Montpelier IN said District, the
last "Wednesday Of May end August next at one O'Clock
/ In die Afternoon on each Of said days.
o. A. CHAMBERLAIN, c..,,,t,siensr.
GEO. W. SCOTT )
Montpelier, April %, A. ID. ls5l.-67i69
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03
DMINIsTRAToR's sALE.-wm be

4 n sold at Public Auction saturday May o. lsli
at o'clock, NJ, tho iollewns named feal oatse
belonging 10 the estate OF Walter Little anu STU
ated near the village Of North Montpelier, W., VA
House with ell aud barn, with about y acres OF eA'ei
lent land, known a. the :. Allen Place.
House with oil and half acre Of land, known a. the
"pmtt Place" III.
from aid Village OF North Montpelier 80
THE Factory at that place now rented and viii soon
commence running, making the above desirable prop
sses CIV. n. DWISEi.L Admit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03
Vermont Horse Stock Company.


ton on Friday Of last week, T.. T Tucker Of South
Royalton was elected Superintendent Of the COM
pany until January T. 1872 and Che following
executive committee was appointed for the same
term II g. Root Of Bennington, G. II Blod- /
gett and t. s. Drew Of Burlington, j. y Mead
Of Randolph. and l. T. Tucker of South Royal
ton.
The committee previously appointed to pur-
chase horses for the farm, reported that they had
bought the following animals
STATIONS
l. ioHesmaE lryNGroN, By Lexington, dam
by imported Yorkshire. Yorkshire Lexington is
a very fine thoroughbred, bay color and 10 hands
high
. CLNunrSo, by Relrs Mambriuo Pilot, he
by Mombrno Chief tIady rhorne ssIre) dam by
Cassius NJ, Clay, jr., out of the Dunlap mare a
fast trotter and Of Messenger blood Claybriuo
is 6 years old. and lG hands high His color is
black
3. woonnrRs puor a black stallion, @
years old and 10 hands high, sired by r. A. Alex
anlor's Pilot dam by Mambrino Chief, making
her half sister to Lady Thorn second dam East
trottiug mare by the fast pacing horse Red Fox
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03
Legal hntioes.
GTATE OF VERMONT,

kIINTE VF EhMVNIt
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier ia said District,
on the 18th day of April, A. ID. ISL.
Ors0n kimhall, guardian Of William II. Dutton,
George H. Button, late OF Calais In said district, de
ceased makes application to said Court for licenseto sell
the following described real ostae OF his said ward to
wit all the right aud interest Of said ward In the real
estate Of which said George L. button died seized, sit
ated 10 Woodbury. in said district representing that the
sale thereof for the purpose OF putting the proceeds
of such sale at interest or investing the same In stocks
or real estate, weud DO beneficial To SAID ward
Nhereupou IL Is ordered by said Court that said APP
poaton be referred to session thereof 10 DO held at
The Probate Once IN said Montpelier the ID day Of
MAY, A. D. sll for hearing and decision thereon aud
10 rther ordered that all persons Interested no n9ti-
and order thereon three weeks sucaesvely In tho Yer
mont Watchman aud State Journal, printed at Mont
peer before said time Of hearing, that they may appear
at said time paeo, and, II they sec cause, ohiect
! thereto.
| e27o ~ A. CHASE, Register
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
APERIENT

ora r,R niGnsR CLASS uan any other proprietary
medicine Of the day stands
TARRANTs EFFERYESCENr SETTER APERlENT
And for this 1t Is exact counterpart of Of
the most valuable natural medicines boz the ward. We
refer to the great Settler Spring of Gernanl 90 which
thousands Of the dyspeptic, the bilious the rheumatic
and the victim. of Yeucrca diseases resort annually,
and return 20 their homes cOnvalescent cured The
Aperent Is of the hrst and by ar the most successful
Of all the efforts made 60 reproduce, In portable form
the popular mineral waters VI Europe SEE mar Nur
/ PrRcHAsE ONLY rnE GENUINE ARTICLE.
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MARsnrElD- new hotel, 20x30 has just
been built, about three miles from Kinney's mills,
by Messrs f. 5 Pitkin and D. p Spencer. 1t is
located at the summit of the Montpelier and
Wells River Railroad, and is designed for the ac-
commodation Of the employees Of the road and
visitors
PrAum, The spring term Of Peacham AGA
denny will close Friday evening, May 9TH, with
an exhibition The programme will be varied
consisting of two plays, viz " Dead Shot, anc
A." Idiot Witness, besides numerous pantommes
tableaux, orations and essays The members Of
Pcacham cornct baud will discourse music be-
tween scenes.
CAnor. Rev. S. f. Drew has sold his residence
to John Clark of East Cabot for $500
A. 7. Spngue has returned from market Will
very large stock Of well selected goods Of al
kinds usually kept in country store Being
bought at reduced prices for cash, will be sold a
very low figures for ready pay.
The stage running between Montpelier anC
Cabot, will leave the latter place every othe
morning at 4 O'Clock, A, NJ, commencing OF
Monday morning next, arriving at Montpelier il
season to hit the morning train.
u. A. Harrington, j. T. Lilley & Son, hay
filled the store formerly occupied by Putnam
Sprague, with a complete assortment of all kind
Of goods, which they are selling as low as can b.
bought in tue country
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03

LrVE hock Conn, Dee 30, 1870
d. VAN lrauELL.--Mg Dfm When | began
your treatment many of my friends had no hope Of my
recovery, and now they sy Il does NOT seem possible
that could Doe up comfortable, One year ago was
very poorly, aud had NOT used your lnhalng Fluids
aud your other remedies, would have been doad long
ago. Amor hrgln your treatment rested cuntgntCd.
for was almost confident n would euro lthns done
wonders for Had br. Bisssl raised up where
an now, he would have thought hc had done remark
ably. BHf hf could not. and now think no must feel
s1mewhnt chagrned after saying much against you
and your treatment Int am thankful dil mot heed
his words that had energy aud will enough DO give
your treatment trial We never shall regret doing
BY the mercy Of God and your iphalny Fhlih my life
has been spared. Very truly yours
ANNA WHITE.
My practice belng confined 90 the Nose, Throat and
Lungs, my remedies specially designed for local
application TO those organs, refer by permission, "a
the following patients who have been treatod by mo with
Inhaiing Fiaidi H. Everett Russell, Cuunsollor-a.aw
q Wall Street, New York Mr., H. ~. Williams 2l5 Eas
Fifteenth street, New York Nj. G. s.. Orscr PSF Wes
Seventeenth street, New York Mr.. s. H. sutton, &c.
broadway, New York j. r. Van Ness. 2li Graenwci
street New York }. " Chnce, CASTLE Now York ant
many others.
Patients treated by letter at their homes by answering
list Of some s1 questions by which the nature and cx
tent Of the disease are indicated For information s
/ Of questions, &C., address
q. VAN lIUNMlEL, VI D.,
t7sl 80 Wet Twenty sixth street, Now York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03
NATURES REMEDY
V f G f T | n 4
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
NV Err 5000 GU r Il 5
Without failure, the past 3 years 10 all the WORST
CASES Or PLEs, LEPROsN, SHporUIA, SALT RHErN,
DYsrnPsIA, CArARRH NFuRAIGtA, and all diseases of
the Skin Asp BLOOD, ~ USING
FOWLES PILE AND uUMOR CURE
Entirely Wgstabis. Used by nan PhvsicaEs
their practice here and dbroaf me only medicine
disoo,efd for t FsHaHeHt Of al The abois dNeass
Call and receive back your money Ia all cases OF failure
Sent by express Gas do not like TO sell a. because
It has failed cure thereby losing the sale Of hun
dreds Of dOlars ui remedies that curel 81 bot
tie sold everywhere, Send for circulars free, H. D.
F0WLE, Chemist, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03

StpnM Df,In-On the 3l-t ult., as Mr..
Nathaniel Greedy Of Royaiton was passing through
his meadow be stopped to light bis pipe, and
carele-.ly threw the burning match upon the dry
grass, which instantly gnited Mr.. Greeley i'm
mcdatcly made strenuous efforts TO cxtiuguish
the flames. and while So engaged suddenly fell
back ward 70 De ground, and when assistance ar
rived life was found 20 De extinct A post mor'e0
examination was mike, and il was found thai
death was caused ly os.idntion of the valves OF
the heart
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03
Meui Advertisements.

INHE METHODIST Of New York, has
Il always heen edited with marked ability hy Rev.
Dr. Crooks is publishers have just added 10 H. edi-
t0rnl corps Rev AHEL SrENENs, equally experienced
journalist and author Of the be.t History Of Methodism
exant They have also engaged contributions and
from the Rev. r. pE WIN TALWAGE, whose success
and popularity preacher, writer and lecturer al
most unexamplcd, and whose free Tabernacle in Brook
yn, with IT, congregation Of over 5000 people, is of
the marvel- nj the age. Row llFNRY WAND BRFcuEn
has a Lecture Room Talk every week
THE NErHopfsr ahounds iu good things i never dull
dry ha. stories Tor children. hint, for farmers and
something for everybody. Mrs Nillings great serial
story s almost ready They offer for the price OF one
years subscription s250l 20 send THg MEIuOptsf from
now until July lst is,2 Specimen copies sent free li
Nassau Sire {, New York. t-.I
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ERAGRANT SAPOLIENE

Il Cleanes Kid Gloves and nh kinds OF Clo.hs and
Clothing. Paint, Grease, Tar &C., Instantly.
without the least injury to the finest fabric sold By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. FRAGRANT
SAPOLIENE CO., 3i Barclay ST., New York % Ia
Sale St., Chicago.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03

fiar At KrESE, 81 1.-THE finishing shop
and -torahouse of the Koene furniture company
were burnt Wednesday morning. Loss estimated
at 5000 so Insurance The Cheshire chair
company occupied part Of the building, but
nearyall their stock was saved.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03
STATE MATTERS.


The dry house Of Downer, Bolton & Allen Of
Niddlebnry took fire Thursday afternoon, but al
ter threc-quarters Of an hours cxertion by tue
fire company, the flames were exiingui'hoi WIN
out much material damage
The citizens of Dandy ship their n'"A ''''I "
New York
urVNiNGroN COUNTY.
s,enbep Dewey Of Bennington, who had his
L.. ,,l,ser lew days SINCE died from the effects
on Friday
fire occurred ut the freight depot at Factory
Point, on Monday afternoon which destroyed a
auantiy Of cotton cloth before it was discovered,
or extnguislicd. The fire took from a spark from
the engine Of the three O'Clock passenger train.
It Is Thought that the loss will not exceed ten or
twelve hundred dollars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03

TEACHER EvNuVArloNs.-lhe spring eXanina-
ton Of teachers took place last Thursday Ten
applicants for certificates presented themselves he
fore Rev William Fitz, Superintendent, eight OF
whom passed the examination satisfactorily, as
follows Misses Roadway, Markham, Dow, Golden,
Abbottand Sweet Of the Montpelier Union School,
and Miss Abbie j. Cutting and Emily ladd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-06
EIGHTH VERMONT.
OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS REUNION.


reunion Of the officers and soldiers OF the Eighth
Vermont Regiment, which includes also the First
and Second Vermont Batteries, will bs holden at
the Junction House, White River Junction, on the
afternoon and evening Of Thursday, october 18TH
the anniversary of the Battle Of Cedar Creak."
All who were members Of this organization are re.
questsd to receive this motto, cordial invitation
to be present. and they also urged to pass the
word to their comrades and all d1e diligence to
secure as full an attendance as possible.
Satisfactory arrangements for the entertainment
at tho Junction House have been made, and the
Vermont Central and Passumpsic Railroads will
give return che,ks to thoss attending, who have
paid fall fare one way. STEPHEN THOMAS, Col,
!. =. MEAD. Col,
Z N. BROWN, LII. Col,
A B. FRANKLIN, 1t Col,
L. NJ. GRANT, Major,
! Il. RARSTOW. Aioior.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-06
First Regiment V. Y. Il. (Stannard
Light GuardD

We publish below The report Of lie committee
on the drill for the champion colors Of the First
Regiment, which took place on the third day of
the Richmond Muster