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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

North Shore line is reported ice-bound at Elm
Park, on the XIII Won Kul. The Castleton
OF the same nc when Oft Sailors Snug Harbor rescued
man who had nearly persisted Ia E ho a sas ltr 70
Cling In the ice several hours quite unable 10 move IN
any direction few minutes later the same @
cebound skin Tie Castleton, In rounding the light
house. discovered pot-boat No y completely iceoogd.
boat ad been drifting about all night without Deig
able TO find passage seward. ,,
the day. ard IL impossible for the ferry pilots Ia nd
a clear channel. The Jersey City and Iioboken boats
out Of the course avoid heavy masses OF Ice which
could not possibly be penetrated The Weehawken boats
the morning the second occupying two hours andn at
tempting the passage third time, became wedged IN the
Zee and was carried IN the river long distance. NO
trips were made subsequently.
On the East River nearly the Same difficulties were
encountered In making Roadway against the ice liei
Gate was almost entirely closed up, and the As no
the South and Hamilton Ferries we're an hour IN MAJ
lug the passage In instances, and more or less ov
was experienced on all the lines. ,.,.v
The steamer William Cook, of the Camden anu an'y
es noa hs. 81 f n" 4sr PSSens and
lines did not leave their docks In the evening, oWnn ~
the same cause Tie Mattowaii OF inc hsPo'' INV
made no trip during the day.
IN BROOKLYN.
The storm had the effect Of bringing business 70 an
almost total Suspension The streetcars on oil the ines
ran at irregular Intervals and the track WAS hep'Sa
with great trouble. Toward midnight tno carr Um
GresnpSnt F"S hsaS%ss Of ana 10 minutes many
unfortunate travellers were ophgVa 10 ""A' '
homo on foot.
The alarm has ended all communication, Tor 'ne Pi''
ont bet,vceu the villages on the Island Two trahs %
mn the rai,road I'm the morning, but thru was "
Mt Tottenyille, In the afternoon ana many w -
and resients along the road were unable 70 'o' ',
homes Snow IL 80 inches deep on q 'e''' A"' -"'
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Silver Wedding.

Monday evening last, was the twenty-fGth an
niyersary of the marriage of Mr., and Mrs. n. 5.
Clark, Of Randolph Center, and a few of their
friends thought tia fitting time to call upon them.
Carrying out this "happy thought, these friends,
to the number of more than three hundred, came
together from "all over town and elsewhere,
and rather filled the house of Smith at the
above named time and place, bringing with them
all manner Of things silver, whereupon the cal
soon found itself a silver wedding of formidable
proportions; nor was it at all surprised at this
sudden transformation of itself,
Rev Elisha Adams, in few well chosen words
made formal presentation of generous gifts to thu
host and hostesss. Mr. Clark was not, and die
pretend to be surprised. He knew just as wei
beforehand as afterward, that his friends woul'
"act 30, ana was ready for them in black ant
white and, thinking it would be of advantage
TO the legal profession to read more, put his re
Spouse into the hands Of n l.. Boyden, Esq, 70
vooalization.
Further remarks were made by Rev Mr.. Web
ster poem, written for the occasion by Mrs
Samuel Bass of West Randolph, was read b
Prof. Edward Conant, and prayer was offered b
Rev. Mr.. Mann of Bath, New Hampshire
The West Randolph Cornet Band finding
dull staying at home alone while the rest of tn
village was up at the Center made their appear
hnce, and by their serenade, added much to til
enjoyment of the evening,
The guests after listening to well rendere
songs and refreshing themselves from the rchl
loaded tables dispersed, wishing that what now
silver NAV hereafter by Times alchemy becOm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-18
Personal.

We regret to learn that Dr. q; II. Plumley,
of this village, has decided to remove to Manches-
ter, N, H., where he will practise his profession
Dr. Plumley, has, during his stay with us, Sc
cured large practice and has uniformly enjoy
ed the respect md confidence Of his patients.
We cordially commend him to the good people oil
Manchester, as thorough gentleman and skill
full physician.
Mrs. AbJah Keith, of Chicago, succeeded in
saving the sword of Lord Byron, which her faith
or, Col. j. p. Miller, of this place, had given
him while in Greece. This was all that was saved
from the flames, save trunk Of yaluablcs and
clothing.
We were pleased to see in town to-day thu
pleasant face of Henry Clark, Esq, Of the Rut
land Herald, who is present to attend the annua
meeting of one OF the Insurance Companies Mr.
Clark informs US that this is the twentieth sue
ccssiye year that he has been present In town II
the month Of October
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Washington County Court.


Hon. ISABEL pECK, P,e,iding Juigs
Hon. Hon. J JS;lS9 c %oSS, A""'atJdg''
ALoNzo u. PEARcE, Sheriff.
HIRAM CARLETON, Nafe's Attorney
LUTHER NEwcoNB, Clerk.
The following additional divorces have been
granted during the past week
Abigail l.. Chase rs. Amos Chase
NJ r. Ainsworth Is. Otis Answorth Calais
Lucia A. Paine vs. Samuel +. Paine, North
field
Royal wilkins u.s. Louise wilkins, Water
bury.
Charles p. Hayden rs Mary A. Hayden, Mont
pelier
Emily j. Goodwin r, William W. Goodwin,
Montpelier
HarictN Elkins u.s. John NJ Elkins, Mont
policr
Fanny Glajding VS. Goo. T.. Gladding, Plain
field.
Charles y Cilley U.s. Cordelia Clley, Berlin
1t lis expected that the court will adjourn to-
day
PnMWAcErricN Slc1rrY Tho annual meet
ingof this society was held at Rutland on Wed.
ne-lay last Frederick butcher of st. Adams
was elected President, and Collin. Blalclyoi ibis
place, Treasurer The next annual meeting will
be held in Montpelier
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MnnincIIer,s Contribution.

The meeting called for Wednesday evening Of
last week to devise measures for the relief Of the
citizens Of Chicago, elected an executive commit
tee Of twenty, to whom the whole matter was
referred Alta subsequent meeting Of the com
mittee, the village was divided up into sections,
and canyassers were appointed 10 solicit subscrip-
tions. We give below the result Of the canvass ;
but it should in justice be stated that no small
portion of the benevocncc of the citizens Of Mont
pelier has found channel in private sources,
there being very few Of our citizens but had rela-
tyes or near friends in the city. Again it has
been impossible TO make so thorough a canvass oil
the town as TO zee every one who might feel de-
sire to contribute such parties may leave then
contributions with Charles A. Reed, Treasurer
at the Montpelier National Bank, and they will
be promptly acknowledged. Then again, quito O
number Of our citizens were interested in Chicago
and bovo Lost ouitc heavily by the fire
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rATE OLE VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said District the 18th day Of October, A. ID. ls7l
copy OF the last Will and Testament OF Aaron Ban
croft late of Boston, in the County OF Suffolk and Com
mouwcath Of Massachusetts, deceased and the probate
thereof, duly authenticated being presented TO tho
Court by Thomas Bancro the executor therein named,
10 be allowed in the State Of Vermont,
IL is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein notified 10 appear at session OF said Court TO
be held at the Probate Office In Montpelier on the 3st
day OF october, A. D. 1871, and show cause II any they
may have, against tho probate OF said will for which
purpose it Is further ordered that copy OF the record OF
this order be published three weeks snecessyey In the
Vermont Waterman State Journal, printed at Mont
peleT previous to said timo appointed for hearing.
| by the COurt-Attest,
ql.s3 N. A. CHASE. Register
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STATE OF VERMONT,


In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
sad Dstrct on Inc 10th day Of ptembsr A. ID. ls7l
r. O. Kennedy executor OF the last viii and testament
ofsamuel Il. Kennedy late OF waterbury, In said district,
nation and allowance.
| Whoroupon, II Is ordered by said Court, that aid
account DO referred 20 session thereof 10 DO held
a tho Probate Office In said Montpelier on the 2lst day
And Il further ordered that notice hereof be given to
ali persons interested by publication Of the same three
Journal a newspaper published at Montpelier previous
to said time appointed for hearing that ,hey may appear
have, why said account should not be allowed.
by the C0urt.--Attest,
5000 N. A. CHASE, Register.
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TFVVTVTVI 'IWTV77 ~

IT Is SAID thati puff Of air were to be blown into a
vein of animal death would instantaneously follow,
because circulation would be stopped Tho blood makes
tho entire circuit Of the human body every seven min
utes and whenever this circulation Il impedod or any Of
Its channels cloggod by impurities which ought to
be carried or disease folows-evor disorder Of liver
or kidneys, or scrofua dyspepsia To get at and re-
the source of the difficulty the old and nal-
lble purifier Dr.. WALKER's CALlroRSn VNgGAR
DrrKRs. e29j
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

- RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court holden at Brookded, within and
for said district, tho 9th day OF October A. ID. 1874
An instrument purporng TO be the last will and tes
lament OF Gordin Hubbard, late Of Brooklod, In said
district, deceased, with eodioil thereto annexed being
presented 10 the court by Gord0n p Hibbard tho Exec
ut0r therein named, for probate
II ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at session OF said Court 10
be held at tho Probate Office In Brookned, on the 18th
day Of October, A. d. 1871, and show cause II they
may have against tho Probate OF said VIII, for which
purpose ID IS further ordered that copy Of the record
Of this order be published three weeks excessively In
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal, printed al
Montpelier previous said time appointed for hearing
By the COurt.-Attest,
9ii9l JOHN II. CLEAvELAND, Judge.
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CAnor,--Joel Harvey has sold his village re-
sidence and a part of his land connected there
with to Hiram Gardner for $500. Mr.. Harvey
expects to move TO Ployer, Wis, the first Of No
yember next.
---George Ketcham, ESD, of Montreal p. O.,
has rented of John Clark, the residence formerly
occupied by Rev. s. +. Drew. Mr.. Ketcham ex-
poets to make his permanent residence in this
village.
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A4ark cts,
tTe''gaphsi Erpresiy fir Waio'mia s state JovaaiJ
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRGDGEA BRIGHTON,
For tho Wook endIng rnnsdny. Oalnber d. ISL.


AMOUNT or srocK At M,rKgr
81 a. , : ssls i8 iss i$ 's 5 3
raicgs.-Bsff clnie-Extra fat and heavy premium
oxen, ia25 $3.50 fret quality $500 ag0o, second
quality, to.s, g ~ third quality $500 40 $3.50 v
4 few choice single pairs, tl5o a 5000 Bulls, &c.
Voriag -tioati75p pair. or accordinst to their
value as beet Handy sieer. ~ 40 81.
MHoh C'r'.-&uMGOi extra good ttl n $50. with or
without calves m may Do aEreodi arrow and ordina-
aoro.-Yclrl.ngs, ioam two.yeafs OLD, ioo 400
asNW Live weight oi0.c per 90. store cattle. TcN-
Sl,sp and Lanb,-fo0l 1000. in lots. pDmtt75t
extra, 20 vets. v %. on live weight OF s0Oo 40 iom
sio'..-wholcole, i8lci retail, 5a7c pB. Fat
psai Cauts.--s $500 6sll.0D " head.
Hao.-brghton, "a nJ cts.i country lots, s1-lc.
win wool on, l.9asl7j each country lote. dry isi
sl31. Caliskins loHisc.
REgAnss. Tile supply Of cattle during thcra.i wcok
has hcon rather n cXeoss OF tho demand and prices from
90 ic per lh, lower A few Western steers over q,
uud less 90 tHn usual one lot Of Texans Joss ls.
yoar.old steers and hooters 90 20 dollars per head a.
ID. thHmncfln sold YcHf-ulds and COWS to dress lu
lls ID sc droed. j w. Taylor sold nice pa.r Of Ok
gfdoiirr.. 0r 1c dressed a. Barry soii ea,gs NY ~
dular ei.h. ur 1e dressed. ]. D. Sargent oxen and
stccr GO dress I l-. each. zoo 1c - shrink ~ Fowler
.'ld Ia.r ~ yCro.d stoer Go drc.s 800 lhs at 7'c
dolar-4 sag. or eco ol ce, aud slim COW. for SC on
None came FROM tho West Mr. nnteheldcr took on
Canada hcap f1 ne city oi New York Tho suppli
m cc. ore oataai Iut ne dirc1jo may Re oSpre.c,
p.oHr.y oy Hunll fraction. j. b. Sargent .Qld lu
o. Watat oc. a. Fowler lId Ai at from 1856 Co sll2
I Ief heAl L. iNNi.r % ithis ht o. pes lN, u.s. Nu0cr
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GTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and for
said District the ID day Of October, A. D.. 1871.
Willis Mould and Charles H. Heath, Administrators Of
the estate OF Dennis Mould, late Of Planied, in said
District deceased present their administration account
Examination and allowance, and make application for
decree Of distribution and partition Of the estate OF
said deceased Whorcup0n, II Is ordered by said Court,
that said account and said application DO referred to
session thereof TO DO held at the Probate Office In said
Montpelier, the 3st day OF October A. d. ISL for
hearing and decision thereon and, II Is further ordered,
that notice hereof be given TO all persons Interested
by publication Of the three weeks Excessively in
the Vermont Matehman and State Journal, newspaper
published at Montpelier previous TO tho said time APP
pointed for hearing that they may appear at said time
and place, and show cause, fany they may have, why
said account should not be allowed and such decree made
0002 N A. CHASE. Register.
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LOCAL Antines.
--~~~-~~--------- ---~~-~--~-~r-~
A SA II. MHITCOMB'S ESTATE.

A SA II. WIIITCOMBS ESTATE.
The Subscribers having been appolntedby the Hon
Probate Court Tor the District OF Washington, Com
mssOnors to receive examine and ADJUST all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF Asa II.
Whtc0mb late OF Planhod in said District deceased, rep
resented nsoven and the term Of six mouths from the
22d day Of Sept, lsIl being allowed by said Court TO
the creditors OF said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us Give notice that will
attend to tho duties OF appointment at the
store Of Orlando Knapp, in Planfed, in said Dis
trict On the last Tuesday OF January and the third
Tuesday Of March next, at o'clock in the after
noon, on each of said days.
ORLANDO KNAPP, Commissioners
plnlnnnll. Septnmher 18th. A d. lslI.-ql9l
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FNANoAL SrArMENr-The following commu-
nication will explain itself
NATIONAL LWE Insurance COMPANY, !
Montpelier, Oct. Il, ISIS
To the members Of, and all interested in this
company
We are happy to inform you that this compa-
ny has sustained no loss by the late fire at Chi.
cago.
We deferred this statement until we got the
report Of our Chicago Financial Agent
JULIUS Y. DEWEY, President.
Go W. REED Secretary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-18

From M. & Mrs. Wm. r. Kendall, Frsepori, No
Among the many salyos now in use, Miss sawyer''
stands preomnont for almost all the aches and pains tn,
human family afflicted with. For Rheumatism, Lame
Joints, Nervous headache, ii gives instant relief We
have used II for several years, and fHd an faagrem
sdy for Burns, Soaid Sore Throat San RAsaH, SwsHsa
Joints &c. We eheerfully recommend it to the pubs al
being perfectly safe and good for many aches thar
we have mentioned
Mn. Mus. WM r. KENDALL.
Freeport March II, ls65.-920i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-18

TIE Mosr POPULAR and most valuable medical works
ever gyon to the press those written by the Consult
ing Physician Of the peabody Medical Institute,
Boston, who has devoted his life to tho study Of the sub
eels Of which he treats in their pages These books
published by the Institute whose advertisement may be
found In our columns, and should be peru'ed carefully
by the young Of both sexes Tho Science OF LAM OF
seepreseryaton,n is practical treatise upon matters
deoply concerning the health and vgor Of both old and
young and has already had career Of usefulness ana
popularity grati6ingto the author Equally admirable
Is tho work entitled sexual Physiology Of woman ana
her Diseases by the same ablo author Read the adj
| yertlsoment,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-18

How IS Tms2-The Springfield Republican of a

How IS THIS THE Springfield Republican Of a
recent date has the following
When the Rutland railroad was leased to the
Vermont Central, everything was said 10 be clear
ed up. and the stock and bondholders were assured
of their regular dividends without abatement in
the future. But now there is an ugly rumor Of a
floating debt of $500 900 not provided for, and to
meet which the assured dividends must needs be
given up for greater or less time.
We don't know whether the Republican has
got the rumor exactly right or not, but we dc
know that the common stock of the road has very
recently declined from A to %, and think it ne
more than fair to suspect 4" cat in the meal
somewhere.
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una t his.

In Montpelier Oct 10 CARROLL WARREN, Of
Charles NJ aud Mary n. Hale, aged lG years.
In this village, Oct II, Of Group succeeding typhoid
foyer, WILLIE d. only Of ETastus T. and Hattie 5.
Lanphoar, in the 9Th year Of HE age.
In Duxbury, Oct o. WIDOW BErsEY WELLS, wife Of the
late Dea. Robert Wells aged 70 years.
In Woodbury., Sept 10, NANCY wife Of Frederick Aims
worth, aged o. years and months.
In lrashurgh, Oct 30, ALEXANDER JAMESON, ESQ
aged ~ years and II months
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TIE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.

PUBLISHED as warning and for the benefit Of young
me aud Others, who suffer from Nervous Debility &C.,
supplying TIE MEANS or sELF-cURE.
Written by one who cured himself and sent free
eelvng postpaid directed envelope
Address NATHANIEL MAYfAIR Brooklyn, n Y
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, -.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District ON the 2lst day Of september A. piMi.
An instrument purportlng to DO the last VIII and
Testament OF Ezra Cushman, late OF Duxbury, In
said District, deoeaso being presented 70 tho Court BY
d. T. Carpenter who had the custody thereof Tor Probate
II Is ordered BY said Court that all persons concerned
therein he notified to appear M session Of sad Courtto
DO held at tho Probate Oce Ia Montpelier the ga day
OF October A. H. 1871 and show cause II any they may
have against the Probate Of said Will for which pur
pose il k further ordered that copy OF the record Of
this order DO published throe weeks successfully In tho
Vermont Watohnlan state Journal, printed al Mont
peler previous 70 said time appointed for hearing.
s0' Ma. CHASE, Register
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have long wanted novelty In the subscription line
which viii sell at sight in every family The
PICTORIAL FAMILY REGISTER
the only work extant which satisfies this want II Is
beautiful and striking combining an entirely new and
elegant Faaug Photograph Album, with a complete
Family History. Full particulars and circulars ifoe.
Address GE9l NAcLEAN, . school stI!ah Boston Boston
Mass, 80 "'' V"W
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-..p

NoRTuuELp.-F Fatal AccideHt Michael Malloy,
aworkman in the Union Slate quarry, was instant
ly killed on Friday evening last by the premature
discharge Of blast in the quarry. II was quite
dark AZ the time of the explosion, and it Is sup
posed that it being seam blast some part Of the
powder was exposed, and that the lighted fuse
came in contact with it, causing an instant ex-
3 plosion and as he remained behind to light the
fuse it gave him no time to escape. lie was
hurled some eighty feet distance against the solid
rock which bounds the western side Of the exca-
walton. lie was young man some twenty sil
years Of age, and leaves wife and three young
children in destitute circumstances.
Union Block in It's new coat Of white presents
decidedly improved appearance D. Bacon has
commenced business in his new store near the
depot.
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