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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,


AuoUyr OF STOCK AZ MAnKgr
caus. sAssp. ssofs'. R,y'. caves.
5 KY ~ , s Ss3. 5 5i i q lS,'! g
racgs-B,sf crits-Eytra lat and heavy premium
quality, 5000 70 3i5i third quality. fSOl 40 s5s7 n
60 rs total weight Of hide talow and dressed bco
=, iew choice single pairs, Sii.51 atooo. Bulls, &C.
gortng oTsp-tso Some pair. or according To their
value i, a. beef Handy steer., So N 81.
without calves a. may De agreed iarrow aud oriina
siore.-YeerlIngs, ioam two.year, old, sooRoot
hreeyeaw old ~ 40. Western steers, choice 5000
aso o. Live weight % T-i b. per d. Store CATTLE Tex
an ii@hc v 10, Good, 6a0ic Light, fO'ic.
Stssp and Lnnbs-SDn0 ~ 600 in lots, 81 0 10 $40
extra, aGlcis. v 10. on live weight. or Sool a. 800,
saois'. Wholesale. oaoc. retail SAGE pB. Fat
y,ai caits,- sPio5 5aii3o5Vp' head ,''
Hfe'.-nfghtou, HJ ots.i country lots Hqc
WIN Wool on, jnast.5i each country lots, dry 60.
81 30. Calfskns, lCBlsc.
REuARks.--Cattle trade about tho same aslast week
hct iof which undcf The abundance and low prices o
pork, poultry aud mutton, drovcrs and farmers, have
reason To be thankful But or somewhat sitter prices fo
western cattle present rates low ns they arc could
hardly BE- sustaincd ". G.. Richardson sold oxen @,
dress $50 lh at &c. at Co dressed Young cattle and
COWS 90 &c dressed. A Ayers sold Go g. s Nilams u
oxen and steers al ic ou i've weight. j. %. Sergeant
'od oxen 90 dress ipll bs oach az o. dressed, and
COWS at q dressed weight noughton Wilcox sold toxer
az w. steers 20 drcss oo hs at -c hclicrs and cow
dress luolhs each. IS. Dow sold stock at 90 Be- dress
ed weight.
Although The receipts OF sheep and lamb. have noi
on largely this week thc market continues dull, au.
prices low Trade better a. good as last week
Pew lots over DC per To- H. Wheeler sold 9s sheep az c
j. Mccarthy sold b sheep OF about 20 lhs at s!ll pei
head D. " Cowdery sod 30 sheep and lambs at 30 bel
w. Live poultry s lower sales al lu 90 lc. Frank :
hmha cold TO G.. A. French 30 extra turkeys, qo7 lhs
Darninel last week Zoe por lbi so others averaged
lhs. each dressed. Hog ee per Do.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

The Scottish Farmer furnishes us the fol
lowing instructions to mixers aud herdsmen
prescribed by the superintendent of large
dairy in Scotland
/ Every COW must be in her stall at the
appointed time of milking
,. Mixers are expected to be on hand at
$40 a. m. and 5.45 p. m, Sunday excepted
when milking will commence at 6.l5 a. m.
and 5l5 p. m.
3. Each mixer will have charge of de-
finite number of stalls, and will be held re.
sponsible for the thorough milking of every
COW occupying them.
1. Gentle words and kind treatment are
enjoined. Striking cows with stools, clubs,
heavy sticks &c, will under no circumstances,
be allowed
3. In driving the cows to and from pasture,
great pains must be taken not to hurry nor
run them.
g. When persons have any trouble with
their cows they are expected to report the
same to the herdsman.
7. 1t will be the duty of the herdsman to
occasionally inspect the milking of all the
COWS, and to report the result Of his inspection
to the superintendent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

AS AltEGrD SwNpLER.-The Rutland Herald
gives a lengthy account Of the career Of one II. 3.
tltch, who came to Rutland about two weeks
ago, TO establish himself in business, osteusby
as dealer in grain, flour, cheese and lumber, and
was 10 give special attention to black walnut tim
Der. lie solicited cJnsignments and promised
Liberal advances" on the same, and received
several carloads Of shingles, grain, etc, which
he shipped TO Troy without breaking bulk. AZ.
ter securing several thousand dollars By his OPP
eiations, Fitch left Rutland few days ago, and
his present whereabouts arc unknown. but sever
Al parties are anxious 10 see and take him by the
hand. and then pass him over to the tender MGR
cies OF the law Fitch had a clerk, one predmore
who claims 70 be innocent Of any participation in
the swlndling operations and represents that
fitch owes him s26s borrowed money, besides
his wages, and an oyercoat he loaned his employ
er. The swindlcr is about 30 years old, some six
leet high, weight about $50 lbs, has dark COM
plexion, and side whiskers. lie wore when he
departed, dark clothes and a "stoyo-pipc hat
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HADwicK.-Mr b. +. Thomas was badly
chopped while hewing railroad ties on the 18th,
1t appears that he was hewing, and one OF his
hired men was scoring the same stick, when accl-
dentally in some way, the scorers axe hit Thomas
full blow just below and back of his hip, inllict-
ing cash six inches long and three inches deep.
Fortunately, it is only flesh wound, from which
he will doubtless rapidly recover, if careful and
favorable conditions prevail. The accident was
no doubt the result OF carelessness, but we under
stand that no blame is attached to any one. Mr.
Thomas is out, and has been up 10 the village
since the accident
The completion of the railroad progresses
Glyorably; only two and one-half miles Of track
remain to be laid to reach this village. We pro-
pose to have the railroad in addition to the usual
Injuries for Thanksgiving. Railroad and Turkey
this year, constitutes the bill Of fare
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NEW GAS BuRNER.-Wo have had the pleas
.ure of witnessing a practical meter test Of Law
renee adjustable Gas Burner, now for sale in
this town by Mr.. II Frank Of Rochester, n Y.
which seems to combine the elements Of an excel
lent light with economy to very great degree,
Mr., Frank will remain in town for few days and
will call upon our citizens and exhibit the same
lie also states, if preferable to consumers, he vii
leave the Burner ninety days-askng only The
difference in amount saved for gas bills with cor
responding months of last year,
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A PLEASANT SuRrRlsF.-Mr. and Mrs Charles
II Kinney Of Phindeld, were very agreeably sur
prisei on the 10th, by receiving visit from about
forty Of their friends and relatives. After won
dering iciy for time, it was discovered that the
friends had assembled for the purpose Of ceebra-
ting their Crystal Wedding The bride and groom
arNyed themselves in the " wedding garments
of fifteen years ago, which were Of an antique
fashion, Of course, and created much mirth among
the friends.
A fall set of glass was presented by the parents
brothers and sisters, besides various articles by
other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. + Kinney, of Yershire are
suspected Of being prime movers in the conspr-
acy, but much praise is due to the parents Of Mr..
Kinney for their efficient aid in carrying out tho
plans, and making it a decided success.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

REAoyAL.-Mr n. c. Bacon has removed his
general Auction and Commission store to the
commodious store, which he has recently pur-
chased of Mr.. Ebenezer scribner, on Main street.
where he would be pleased to welcome all his old
customers, and many new ones. Mr.. Bacon will
make liberal advances upon all goods consign.
oil him for sale, whether first or second hand and
purchasers would be surprised to see how large a
stock Of almost everything he keeps constantly
Ion hand for sale at great bargains.
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MEssRs EprToRs.-lo let you, as well as the
readers Of the Waiehmaa 4 Journal, know that
have friends as we'll as enemies, | would like,
through the columns Of your valuable paper, to
express my heartfelt thanks to my neighbors who
turned out so unanimously on the 10th and 18th
of this month, notwithstanding the weather was
so cold and snowy, and with their warm hearts
and willing hands, helped me to build "A new
Sugar house, to take the place of the that was
burned on the 3D. of September last, by an mocn-
diary fire, as we all believe, and as was noticed in
your paper at that time. | thank them all and
may they live long and be best with every need
ful blessing, and never suffer wrong from an en-
envy, as have DONE is the sincere wish Of
W. +. BARNTs
Barre. VT.
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SOLDIERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the
Soldier Testimonials authorized by the last
Legislature are pouring into the Office of the Ad-
juant General at the rate OF from two to three
hundred per day # is Of course impossible at
this rate to supply them as fast as called for, but
they will be furnished as quickly as possible. All
speak in the highest terms of the neatne-s and
propricty Of the design, and we trust every hon
orally discharged soldier from this state will be
sure and have one For the benefit of those who
did not see our former notice, we would state that
they furnished free Of expense by the State, to
every honorably discharged soldier from this
state, making application. Address, giving
name and residence, Adjuant General, Mont
pslier, VT
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Dr. r. V. Pierce, OF Buffalo n. y, sole proprietor of
DR.. Sago's Caarrh Remedy, whose name Is printed on
the wrapper Of the genuine has for three years Of
fered through nearly every Newspaper In the United
States standing reward Of $500 for Of Catarrh in
the head which he not That he has treated
thousands OF and had claims present ed for the
reward, from any one who has made thorough Of
ms means Of cure, Is strong and conclusive evidence
that he possesses means Of curing this oathsome
disease. The Catarrh Remedy Is sold by all druggists,
or sent by mail on receipt OF sixty cents. 569.
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ORDIN HIBBARD'S ESTATE.

~ The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Randolph,
Commissioners to receive, examine, and all claims
aud demands Of all persons against the eatae Of Gordin
bbard, late Of Brookheld In said District deceased,
represented nsolven and the term OF six months ifom
the 18th day OF october sz being allowed by said Court
to the creditors Of said deceased, 10 exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice. that We
will attend to the duties Of our appointment at the late
dwellinghouso Of the deceased in BTookAed, In said
district, the first Thursday Of December, A d 1871
aud Of April A. d. 1874 at 10 o'clock Ia the forenoon
each Of said days.
q DIGLOW l,,-,
JONATHAN DYER, commissioner
nroOkleld, Nov 18th, A. d. 1871 $500
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From Mr.. & Mrs. I'm. r. Kendall Frssport Ne
Among the many Salyes now In use, Miss Sawyer
stands pre-emnent for almost all the aches and pains thu
human family afflicted with. For Rheumatism Lam,
Joints, Nervous headache, 1t gives instant relief w
have used 1t for several years, and hnd an unllngreB
edy for Burns, Soalds Sore Throat SAT- Rhan, SrsAe,
Jonts &c. We eheerhlly recommend it to the public al
being perfectly safe, and good for many more aches thar
we have mentioned
MR. a Mas. WIN. r. KENDALL.
Freeport March II, l56j.-9lOi
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BETTER AND CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER
y o o r $ o R S II o L IS:
THOSE FASTENED WITH

THOSE FASTENED WITH
c \ L Il sc II Il w W r L
BETTER because they are more Pllable more Com.
Portable, Waterproof, aud warranted to Rip
Cape.
CHEAPER Because whilo their first cost IL not in
excess Of sewed pegged work Of like grade their
durability is far greater they preserve their shape much
better and the metallic fastening ensures more Equal
Wear.
Equally applicable to light and heavy work
The Immense demand having called forth limitations
consumers should be that every boot shoe
the Patent stamp
SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE 500
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rwENrY-EIGHr YEARS, PRACTICE

In the treatment of diseases incident TO Females has
placed DIR. DOW at the head Of all physicians making
such practice speciality and enables him guarantee
speedy and permanent cure in the worst Of Sup
preston and all other Menstrual Dsrangemsnts, FROM
rhaierer All letters for advice must contain S.
Office, No, ENDIcoTT STREET, BosToS.
n B.-Board furnished 10 those desiring to remain
under treatment Boston, July, ls7i,--,7ly
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THE

THE --LATEST STYLE or WEDDING CARD,
equal to those engraved in the city Parties interested
who neat and stylish card, at low prices,
invited to call and examine specimens
PoLINDS' STEAM PRINTING OFFICE,
stats st., Montpelier W.
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AccrnENT.-Dexter IArkia, of this village, had
two OF his fingers taken of, and two others Sc
yerely injured, while Mt work on Saturday last
at the circular saw, in the building of the Mont
peler Manufacturing Company
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legal antices.
STATE OF VERMONT,
STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
la Probate Court held Mt Montpelier within and for
said District on the 10th day OF November A. d. 1871
An instrument purportng to be the last will and
lament OF Henry " barnes, late OF Montpelier In said
district deceased being presented the court by Car
0ne Barnes, the Execurix therein naned for probate
II Is ordered by said Court that all persons
therein be notified to appear at session OF said Court 10
be held at the Probate Office In Montpelier the 18th
day OF December A. d. 1871, and show cause II any they
may have, against the Probate Of said VIII; for which
purpose 1t IL further ordered that copy OF the record
Of this order be published three weeks successfully In
tha Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed al
Montpelier previous To said time appointed for hearing
By the COurt-Attest,
9799 "A. CHASE, Register.
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TIE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.

PUBLISHED as warning and for the benefit Of youns
men and oh', who suffer from Nervous Debility, &c.
supplying The MEANS OF sELF-cuRE.
Written by who cured himself and sent free on re
ceiying postpaid directed envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, \. Y.
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PoLlcE REcoRp.-E. NJ, Rawson, who was ar
rested three weeks ago for intoxication, was yes
terday brought before Justice Robinson, and az
ter fall hearing discharged
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Thomas Murphy, collector OF New York, has
resigned his office, and the President promptly &c
cepted the resignation Gen. Chester A. Arthur
is Mr.. Murphy's successor, Of whom the New
York Times says " We only know he is a per
icctly honest matt"
There is great excitement in England over the
public statement Of temperance rclormcr, that
Queen Victoria gets drunk
Yesterday Tuesday, was devoted by New
York City to a grand reception Of the Duke Al
exis The military aud civic display has not been
clualled since the war
-Supt. Connolly has at length resigned, and
Major Hall has appointed A II Green inhis
place
Horace Greeley has pcremptorily refused the
rendered Office Of President Of the Department Of
Public Work. Tweed has placed hisresignotion
in Mayor Hall hands
london dispatches confirm the report Of tho
sinking OF two vessels in the Mersey with all On
board. The vessels arc identified as the bark
Mary Baker of Boston, bound from Liverpool
for Bermuda. and th, British ship Union, from
sierm Leone, for Liverpool
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ForR Evus-Whooyer hahitually uses any alcoholic
preparations ne an appetizer will be likely to suffer
from four evils, viz ovcrplus OF food n The stomach
impaired ability o digest To- the pangs Of yspepsia and
doctors bin. Dr. WALKgus yraErAuLE ViVrGAn
Bu1Ehs, the great rcotal Restorative Of the age, with
out over stimulating the palate OF Irritating the stom
aeh mparts healthiul appetite, promotes digestion
regulates the liver aud bowels purAcs the blood aud
thus instead Of ontanng four evils, confcrs four ines
Unable benefits
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

Butter MARSEr AT st. Adams, Tuesday
butter was active old butter, II to l7c fall dai
rles, 80 to 35c extra lots, 3Gc. The cheese mar
ket was dull at l2 to l3c for dairy, and 10 to liA'
for lactorY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

CALArs.-Religious services will be held in the
old church next Sabbath, Rev. J. 5. Bliss Of
Barre oihclating.
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Assignment Of Judges.

40 the General Term of the supreme Court,
lately helat this place, the following assignment
of the judges was made for the year commencing
December /, ISL
roE sJrnnE COURT.
Chiueudcu- Barrett. Wheeler, Royce, Red
field
franklin Pierpoint, Wheeler, Redield, Ross.
Grand Isle erpont. Wheeler, Reddeld,
Ross,
Adli-ou-peck, Wheeler, Reddeld Ross.
Rutland Pierpoint, Peck, Royce, Ross
Remington ierpont, Barrett, Peck Royce.
Windham--p ierp1int, Peck, Wheeler, Royce.
Windsor pierpoint Peck, Wheeler, Ross
Orange pierpoiut Barrett Redield, Ross.
Washington Barrett, Royce, Redfell, Ross.
Inmonc-peck, Wheeler, Royce. Ross.
Orleans Barrett, Wheeler, Royce. Ross.
E,.cx-Barett, Peck, Royce, Redfeld.
Caledonia -Pierp1int Barrett, Peck, Redield.
ros couNn COURT.
Pierp1iut Ch j., Addison, Chittenden
Barrett. D.. Windsor, Windham.
Peck, j.. Washington. Orange
Wheeler, j d.. Bennington, Rutland.
Royce. D., franklin, Grand Isle.
Ross. j. Caledonia, Essex.
Eeiioid, D., Orleans, lAmolllc.
j pHRrolNr, Chief Judge
B,sur-'rhe lecture, hy Senator j. W. Patter
son of New Hampshire, before the Barre Literary
Association, on Monday evening, was one of th,
finest and most eloquent to which we have ever
had the pleasure of listening. Ills subject, Ih,
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GTATE OF VERMONT,
XXTILLIAM c. BARNARD's ESTATE.

w The suhscrihers having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District oiWashn.
ton, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate
William O. Barnard late OF Waltsneld In said District,
deceased represented nsolyent and the term OF six
months nom the gi day OF September ISL being al
lowed by said Court TO tho creditors OF said deceased
10 exhibit and prove their respective claims before US
tive notice, that will attend to the duties OF our
appointment at the dwelling house ofGeorge 0lmstead
IN Matsfold In said District, the first Tuesdays
December and May next at one O'Clock In the after
noon, on each OF said days.
y, " nIsBEE. Commissioner.
LYMAN FISK, }Nounissi0hens'
Wntsdeld, Nov LIST, A. ID. l57I.-9s.99
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ala arriaq es.


In Bradford, by Rev s. Mekeen, ID D., Nov. II, is7l
Mr. ARTHUR W. PErERs and Miss VELMA H. JENKINS,
Of Bradford, Vt.
In Bradford, Nov 9, by Rev H. T. Jones' Calm e
FULLER AID DIANA S. SEVERANCE, all of Bradford.
In Waterbury Center, Oct o. by Rev. \. A. Stevens
Mr.; GEonGE r. sMrH, and Miss PtrirNcE BulzELL, botl
OF Waterbury Center.
In Burlington, Nov 3, FRgD A, B0wLEs, of Chicago
Ill., and SARAH J0HoSsoTT daughter Of Leonard Johon
mott,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

As lVcipEVr.-ln the spring Of 1865 ! was
stopping in New York city and when the new,
came OF the fall Of Richmond the people rushed
from their places OF business into Wall, William,
and other adjacent streets and soon completely
blocked them up, and called for speeches Several
of the most distinguished men came forward and
congratulated u- on the close Of the war. Among
the rest. plain boxing man, apparently about
fifty years old, took a stand on the steps of the
Custom House and began 10 speak lie had inst
hirly begun when the crowd called out, &" Who
are you' You talk well but we don't know
you.
stepping orvarda trne, he answered, in clear
ringing tones, d" I am the man who endorses all
Of Uncle Sans notes, and thank God, not one
has ever been protested
Il isnocIlo.- to add that De WINS no other than
che Hon. L. Z. CmrrNDEv, of Burlington, Reg
lister Of the Treasury. Being a Green Mountain
boy, sou can imagine that ! felt pride never
ielt before, and could not help thinking of Old
Ethan Allen, of 1ieondar5ga fame, and compar
ing Am witch the nam who endorsed an of Uncl,
Sam notes.
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NlpolEsv- portu- j. Miles has sold hi, farm
20 bis son, George p. Miles, for $1,000
The premises 50 long owned by John b and
George Iauglon, have been sold by j \. Wing,
Executor of j. B. Iangl5ns estate, to Seaycr
Howard for $500
Tho Blacksmith Shop, owned by n. X. Her
rick, and occupied by George R Brown has been
repaired, by EMERGING and adding q story thereto
making a very respectable looking building out
Of the old, unsightly concern.
A portion Of the goods stolen from Ainsworih
& Leland store, two or three months since, have
been found, bid away in barrel in II J.. Me
Elcry woods They were found By a MIR. Mans
fell Of Waterbury, who says he received an
anonymous letter describing the place where they
might De found The robbery wa. no doubt COM
mi,ed by two brothers, named Day, or " ia.
peau, who were missing very soon after. and
have not been seen 10 this vicinity since.