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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29

PERsoNAL.-Mr A. j. Sanborn, formerly Prin-
cipal of the school at Waterbury centre, but
moro recently Principal of the graded school at
Middlebury, seems to have been winning golden
opinions at the latter place At the close of the
recent examination Of his school. Mr.. Sanborn
was requested to step upon the stage, and as he
did so Frank Bell Of Weybridge, met him. bear
ing an elegant silver pitcher which he presented
to him in behalf Of the several departments of
the school. twas wholly a surprise to the prin-
cipal, and for once his ready elfpossession for
sock him, under the emotions of the moment
lie soon regained it, however, sufficiently to
briefly express his gratitude for the language it
conveyed to him, of appreciation and affection,
and he leelingy alluded to his own feelings OF
dissatisfaction with what he had been able to
accomplish for the school.
Rev John p. Demeritt, formerly of this vii.
lage, has resigned his pastorote over the Congre-
gational church at Albany and has been employ-
ed by the Congregational church at Pawlet Mr..
peneritt is an earnest worker in the vine
yafu oil the Lord, and we congratulate the church
IN fawiet IN having secured his services.
we regret to learn of the death of Mrs. A.
o. Clark oil Factory Point, which occurred in
Richmond Va, while on her way home from
Florida, where she had been to spend the winter
for her health Mrs. Clark was a most estimable
lady and leaves large circle of friends and ae-
quaintances to mourn her loss.
Rev G. W. Emerson of Mortified closes his
labors with the Uniyersalist church in that place
on next Sabbath, having received and accepted a
call to the Unitarian society in Fitchburg, Mass,
at a salary of $4,000.
Senator Edmunds returned to Washington on
Friday, from his visit to South Carolina with
Mrs. Edmunds, whose health has been much
benefited by the trip
Lieut. Stephen p. Jocelyn of Vermont, for
some time on duty in the Western Indian De.
partment, one of the army officers recently mus.
tered out, has been reappointed by the President
Rev. A. d. Barber, late of Williston, has ac-
cepted call to the Presbyterian church in New
Milford, susquehanna, Co., Pa.
Col David f. Corbin, recently appointed
United States Attorney for South Carolina, is a
graduate of yarmouth, and was formerly law.
yer at Wells River,
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u b s

Boz lioShuyi March 2lth, Mr, Wa Durr, aged 80
years.
iu M0rrstoWn, Marsh a, CuAsTlsA FLANDERS, wife of
Joseph Z. Cary, aged u years, months 2l days
ln Eden. March 18Th, of typhoid pneumonia, PnLtr
SguoolcRArr, aged 90 years,
in Moulsyille Feb. %. LtviVA GREES wife Of James
Grc'ni aged % years.
ia Bakersfield March % Capt. Anos X. WnirreMoas
Who resided iot many years Ia Eden. Aged years.
DO barnard, March 3, Mrs ELIZA NJ HARLOW, wife Of
Augustus Harlow Jr aged IS years, months.
Ia Post Mills March l2 Mr. ASNA J. GoonniCH aged
~ years
In Post hlls, March 70, DAVID DODGE aged CD years.
In Theuord March ~, JOSIAH HUBBARD, aged Sc
years, months.
la Ihot0rd, March e. HANNAH ConuRg. ofNowbury.
10 che asa year Of her age
In wels River March 10, BYRON BuRr, aged 10 years
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TnE WATERBURY BANG BuRGLARs-No trace Of
Barton, who escaped from jail as reported by u.
last week, has been obtained up to the time Of
our going to press Two persons reported tc
have been arrested while breaking open peddler'.
cart in Rutland, but subsequently released, it is
thought by the HQad answered well the de-
scription Of Barton and McAyoy, but we cannot
for moment believe that they would demean
themselves by this kind of pehf larceny, even
were they not under apprehension Of being follow
ed and arrested for higher crimes, with heavy
reward on the head Of at least one of them.
Davis the alleged aecomplice Of Barton, having
procured the additional amount required of him
as bail, left town, accompanied by his wife, Detec-
tive Squires and two other friends, on Friday
morning.
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Union School Exhibition.

Tho winter term of the Montpelier Union Schoo
closed ON Friday last, and in the afternoon an OK
hbition was given, consisting Of defamation
and singing by The school, which was very full,
attended and thoroughly enjoyed The new
features Of the school, consisting Of instruction
in vocal music by Mr. A j. Phillips, and in elo
cution by Miss Angie NJ. Lamb, are very popu
lar, and evidently productive Of much good. Tn,
school was never more prosperous, and its iacil
itics never better than at present.
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The uisn.1ire wedding at Washington.


Tho marriage Of Mr. William lloyt of Sow
York to Miss Neuio Chase, daughter OF tho
Chief Justice was celebrated 10 ST. Johnt
church, and was almost much Of an Affair
as the marriage Of Che Princess Louise 10
England. The ceremony wls performed 90
] o'clock, and no one was admitted TO the
church withonta ticket First came the four
bridesmaids escorted ty iho gr0om-meu Miss
Rathbona aud Mr.. Snulc.l, Miss Harris aud
MIR. Stebbins Miss Parker and Mr. Jonathan
Hay, and Miss Vail and Nr. peiaield. Ibcn
followed MIS-. spmgue, the sis'erof thc BRIDE,
with the bridegroom, Mr. lloyt last of alI
came the bride, leaning on Tie arm of hen
father, Chief Justice Chase, Who gave her
away Bishop Mclivliue, who performed ,he
marriage ceremony, already occupied hisp'
behind the altar. The ceremony was read iu
very impressive manner, and there wera
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STATE OF VERMONT.
BY JOHN W. STEWART, GOVERNOR


Proclamation.
do hereby appoint FErDAY, the 7th DAY OF
ArRG next as a day Of FAsrrSo AND PRAYER.
Let US as n people, on that day reirain from our
accustomed secular affairs, and unite in humble
acknowledgment Of our dependence upon Gop.
Recognizing Him as the God Of Nations, -
As well as Of individuals let us invoke the con-
tinued bcstowal Of the blessings we have hitherto
enjoyed and cntreot Him to avert from us the
evils Of war, pcstilcnce, ignorance, and every
form Of social vice.
As children Of a common Heavenly Father, let
us unite in humble confession of our manifold
sins, in earnest prayer for Divine forgiveness
through Christ our Saviour, for more perfect faith
in Him, and that through His Grace we may at
tain to a complete Christian civilization.
Given under my hand and the seal Of this State,
in the Executive Chamber, this twenty-sxtb
day Of March one thousand eight hundred
and sc,enty-one, and of the independence of
the United States the ninety fifth
JOHN W. STEWART.
~ The Governor
JAMES NJ. SMDE, jR.,
Secretary Of Civil and Military Affairs
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II The concerts of Green q Melyille's Female
Minstrels, on Monday and Tuesday evenings,
were tolerably well attended, and the perform
ances would have been Of highly satisfactory
character, but for disposition to indulge in per-
sonalties to an extent that violated both good
taste and common civility. A joke is all right ;
but personal abuse is quite another thing.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
la Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and ior
SAD District, on The 10th day OF March, A. d., ISL
Joan d. smith, executor on the estate OF L0yina Bry
ant late OF Waterbury, said district deceased makes
Application 10 said Court TO extend the tme heretofore
allowed him 20 pay the debts due from said estate and
To render his administration account, until future
dayi
MheIeupon, Il Is ordered by said Court that said appi.
cation be heard az tho Probate oce, Montpelier on
The ith day OF April ISL and 10 Is further ordered that
notice be given u all persons concerned by the pubca
tono this order IN the Vermont Matehinan State
Journal printed at Montpelier three excessively,
before SAID hearing.
BY the Court. Attest,
6l'69 y. a. CHASE, Register.
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NEW MAcnrNF snor.-The enterprising firm Of
lane Pitkin q Brock have laid the foundation
hr their new machine shop, and the work on it
will be vigorously pushed forward The build
ing viii be Of brick, 30 by 1876 feet, two stories
in height, and will cost in the vicinity Of S25,-
900. The new building viii be located on the site
Of the old one
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Affairs In Paris

Remain very much as they were ut our last u.s.
sue The mob Of che Reds has taken possession
Of the Place Vondomc, and made a brutal charge
on the populace. Several eminent private citi-
zens have been assassinated and their bodies
borne on pixies and bayoncts through the streets.
The houses and shops arc all closed or deserted,
and the new election ordered by the central Com
mittee has resulted in favor Of the Committee
very few votes, however, having been cast. The
Assembly and the Theirs government remain at
Versailles, calling upon the Provinces Tor help,
but as yet no adequate, reliable assistance has
come Lyons has followed the example Of Paris
and established revolutionary Committee, but
without any bloodshcd. The Assembly is evil
IDENTIFY too weak to cope with the Revolution 10
Paris, and what will be the upshot Of this couiu-
sion and anarchy remains to be seen. Napoleon
has visited the Queen at Windsor, and we mag
inc that his return to France would be welcomed
by large part Of her leading citizens, and would
be agreeable to England and Germany.
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AVA TArE-The subscribers, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court i0r the District Washing
ton, Commissioners, u receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate OF
Mirshall b. Lawrence late OF Barre, In said District
deceased represented insolyent and the term OF six
months nom the 9th day OF March, 1871, being al
lowed BY said Court 10 tho creditors said deceased
% exhibit and prove ther respective claims before US
give notice, that will attend to the duties OF our
appointment at the dwelling house OF Lawrence In
BARRE IN said District, the first Thursdays May
and September nox at Que O'Clock in the afternoon on
each OF said days
CARLOS CARPENTER, (c,,
LEONARD +. ALDRlCn commissioner
Barre, March IA, A. d. l51l.-6l.O5
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FNr OxEN.-.rhe Bailey Brothers shipped from
this depot, on Monday morning last, yoke oil
Durham oxen, six years old purchased Of Mr.
W ;. Martin Of Planfeld, which weighed OF
home 5iOo pounds, and weighed $500 pounds
ni'er being driven to this village They were
smooth, finely formed cattle, and were called by
good judges the best yoke Of oxen ever raised in
the county
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PHYSIOLOGICAL LECTURES DIR Dutton has Just
closed successfully courre of lectures on physi-
ology at the seminary at Waterbury Centre, and
Is TO give course at Waterbury, commencing
Wednesday evening, April 9Th. DR.. Dutton's
lectures are highly commended by well-known
gentlemen in Washington and Lamoille counties,
as being entertaining rs well as instructive
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29

TINS LAST LEcrrRr.-1he last lecture Of the
course will be delivered during the second week
in April, by Wendell Phillips We are unable
TO give now the evening or the subject of the
lecture
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STATE OLE VERMONT

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court, held AZ Montpelier in said District
on the 18th day Of March, A. ID. l5Tl.
John g. Lewis executor Of the last will and testament
ui Slas LOWS, late Of NOrthiold in said district do
ceased makes application 10 said Court with the consent
1nd appreciation In writing OF the dcvsco and egaters
oi saiu deceased, residing in this State tor license 10
sell all the real estate Of said deceased, to wit house
lot and buildings thereon, situated In said Northneld
lepescntng that the sale thereof would be beneficial to
the devsees and lesaices 90 said deceased and those in
teftltd 10 h estate NhereupOn, 10 Is ordered By said
Court that said application referred 10 session
thereof 20 be- held az the Probate Office in said Monpe-
lier, on The lsth day Of April A. d. is7l for hearing
and decision thereon and 10 Z further ordered that An
persons Interested bo notified hereof by publication Of
notice o. sad application and order thereon three weeks
nal printed at Montpelier, before said time OF hearing
mat Lioy may appear az said time and place, and, II
they cause object thereto
By the COuTt--Attcst,
0l6j n. A. CHASE Register
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HnAtNs OBJ ootoNM RANDALL.
NGy q pi.0s Mc Court This case peculiarly
exhibits 10 Us The unfortunate state of things that
often grows out of the defective manner in which
the boys and girl, among oar poorer class OF pe1.
pie are brought up. Aud the Court will pardon
US, 10 at some li,tie length describe the life of
this bay, since the crime with which be Is charged
Is grave one. nud much ha- been written, siid,
AND published about IL 10 the community.
Ihs young man was born n this town, or in
Berlin, across tde river, and BIAS always lived boz
th- vicinity until quite recently. From dis birch
Dos m'tnerN'a- very poor AND am sorry % say.
WAS nNl 1i me most exemplary habits whilst
t.e ply was quite young iutcnpe1uce crcpt into
the house. and Drought US attendant evils into
the l'iuily am le was situated as good many
other OF ue,e ittie boys are oil that c!as- ct pa-
ren'ase' l A"eW hiin "hen he was quite young
De u-eI 90 come 'aio ny oihee O. geo jobs De
wound -Art out from nome 20 the morning with
the injunction 'et JOB oi work and bring
home So much money or yqa Whl suii7r the COM
lcnee' ana 81 tne Judges OF this Court
,''e h'IlaeI' l tIins- aF'unl thi7 Gown, especial
once In tho course Of one of our winter. to zoe
this Same class Of littc boys rambling around
EUR streets a9a n.e1St.ns every person t1ey nee,
rr,t. ,,rl1- 80, ,, r. ,,.
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Legal Antiues.
WILLIAM DITrY's ESTATE

w The subscribers, having been appointed by tho
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
Commissioners, 20 receive, examine, and adjust ali
as anu demluds pi all persons against tho estate Of
william pitty, late Of ROxhury In said district, de-
ceased, represented nOveut and the term Of sx
from the go day OF March, A.D is1l being allowed by
said Court 90 the creditors OF said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before US Give notice
hnt We Will attend 10 the duties OF appointment
the dwelling house OF Eric l.. pitty, In Roxhury,
n said District, the third Tuesday Ut June and
September noxt at one o'clock la the oieno0n on each
OF said days.
LOTHIAN ELLIS, Non1'ssohers'
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LAuIus.-~Mss Hattie l.. Durham, Mrs. Sarah A. Loco
GENrLENfs.-Lous Blair, Frank Bunsh w. r., Bull
Edward W. Colby, George Hartman, o. p, Jaehmlii
Moses Jarvis, Samuel Luke, james Mcclure, 0. D
shurtlef
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The observatory built on Came's Hump last
summer, by Sylvester Derby of Colchester, went
out of sight about the LIST of February, last. and
has since been Invisible to the dwelers below.
On the 10Th of March Dorwln Carpenter aud
Others from Huntington Center visited the noun
tain and found the wind had broken one Of the
guys and all of the ports except one and tic
structure had toppled over.
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NERoENNEs. Hon. Geo W. Orandey was yes.
terday elected mayor Of Ycrgennes by a majority
Of six on the second ballot, over Charles f. Par
ker, workingmen's candidate.
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WELL LOCATED STORE TO LET,

Tho Store now occurred by Keith, Peck Co. Leather
,eaaF is To- let being the one second door south Of
tho ihQn House, 10 e good location, aud "A good
Store, For further paTtieuars inquire OF
nEQtGE 2. FOSTER
WV lRlon House. Montpelier, VI.
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STATE On VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
Ia Probate Court hold at Montpelier within and for
said District, on the 2th day VI March, A. d., ash
Eric l.. b!tyi Administrator Of the estate Of William
Dty late Of RoNbury, itad district, deceased ma
application 70 said Court for license sell all Of the es-
tate Of said deceased to Wit no OF land with tho
buildings thereon situated in said Koxbury, excepting
the ght Oh dover theren but including the homestead
OF part thereof necessary for the payment OF the debts
Of d deceased aud that such part cannot be sold with
the sato Of such homestead would be- beneficial to the
WIDOW ANA heirs OF said deceased ana those Interested In
his estate
Nherupon it'd ordered by said Court that said applca-
uon DC referred TO session thereof be- held at the Pro-
bate Oce Ia said Montpelier, the 18th day of April
A. D. ISL for hearing and decision thereon And it Ii
uither ordered that all persons Interested be notified
hereof by publication Of notice Of said application and
order thereon, three weeks successyey ia Vermont
Nntehman aud State Journal, printed at Montpelier,
utufo SAID time OF hearng that they may appear at said
time and place, and, they cause, OBJECT thereto.
by the Court.-Attest,
6ioj y. A CHASE, Register.
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SAMuEL BRlTAIN's EsTATE-Tb,

- Subscribers having been appointed by the Il0nOra
bio Probate Court Tor the District Washn ton, Coums.
sionors TO receive, examine ana adjust All claims and
demands Of all persons against tho estate OF samuel
BRITAIN late of Woodbury. ia said District deceased, rep
resented insoYent and the ern OF SIX months nom the
In day OF Jany ISL being allowed by said Court to
the creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us give notice that will
attend to the duties Of our appointment at the dwelng
house Of Pheno Britain IN ilTdwick, County OF Caled0
nin, Ia said District, tho lgth day Of April and
JuJ next at ten o'clock in the forenoon eaeh OF
days.
A. W. NELSON, conmiss,on.r.
N. A. SuEDD, ! COMMISSIONER
Woodbury.. InnnAIN lIsl A ID. I.lI--hlhis
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Aett &dtertis

~ " -. -
IT 4 | X
7 " A.
Tho virtues Of simple Tea asa
HAIR TONIC AND PRESERyER
have long been known bot attempts have been made
to extract the oil scientifically. nya process peculiar
TO this preparation, the
ESSENTIAL OH or THE TEA PLANT
ha7 been added 10 other vegetable extrae aud an un
equalled
Toilet ARTICLE FOR THE HAtR
ls the rcuit
1 especially useful to prevent the hair from falling
out or growing thin, and as
WASH FORTHE SCALP,
TO Stimulate the hair bulbs and prevent Tho gradual do
cay and o' Of color the structure Of the hair tubes
Price sLOl.
DIR. KENNEDY
% Warren Street,
Roxbury Mas.
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ES-The Butter Market atSt. Adams on Tuesday
was unusually active, with advanced prices
Prime diaries brought 80 to 0Si extra, 40 cents
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STATE OLE VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S.
Probate Court, holden at Montpelier in said District
on the zlst day OF March, A. d. 1874.
Edmund Pope administrator OF the estate Of Hosea
hathun, late OF NOrtheld in said district, deceased
makes application 10 said Court for license To sell
whole OF real estate Of SAID deceased, 10 witt
situated In Northcld except the right Of homestead
and dowor theren but including tho reyersion OF the
DOVER representing that tho sale thereof necessary for
the payment Of The debtsand expenses OF administration
Ia settling SAID estate.
NhJfeupon, IL 10 ordered by said Court that said an
plicnton be referred 70 session thereof DO held 1T
hc Probate Onice 10 said Montpelier the lth day vi
April A. d. ISL for hearing and decision thereon; and
u Is further ordered that all persons interested noti-
hod hereof by publication OF notice Of said application
and order thereon, three weeks excessively la the Yer
mont Waterman and state Journal, printed at Mont
peer before said time OF hearing that they may ap
AZ SAID time and place, aud, II they SEQ cause, o0ect
thereto.
By tho Court.-Attest,
GAd HARVEY TILDEN, Judge
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real ESTATE SALE.--We understand that Mr..
Joseph Fisher has purchased the building occupied
by him in his silver plating business on Main
street, Of Mr. d. l.. Fuller.
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STATE OF VERMONT,


WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
ln Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and tor
said district, en- the 2lst day OF March, A. ID. ISL
Caroline VI. Roys, admlnstratrix OF the estate Of Will
liam +. hoys late OF Warren, in said district, deceased
makes application 10 said Court, with the consent and
appreciation, in writing of the hoir Of said deceased re-
sdns ia this state Tor license to sell all the roll
tate OF said deceased situated In said Warren except the
right Of dover but including the right OF homestead
therein aud the rcverson Of said dover representing
that tuc sale thereof would be beneficial 10 The widow
and heirs said deseased and those Interested in his
estate.
Mhereup0n, 1t is ordered by said Court that said
Application 4o Referred 90 a session thereof, to be-
held at the Probate Oiico In said Montpelier, on tho
I Oh dag OF April A. d. 1874, tor hearing and decision
thereon AMI % s further ordered that all persons in
tercsted he notified hereof by publication Of notice
said application and order thereon three weeks success
sivcly in tho Vermont Natchmln State Journal,
pnhted at Montpelier before said time OF hearing, that
they may appear at slt tune and place, and " they
cause OBJECT thereto
by the Court. Attest,
6a6i n. A. CHASE, Register.
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foEGFRY.A man named Albert Huntington
Of Orange, passed on the 18th inst an order for
eighteen dollars purporiing to be signed By
Omnge flfed, upon ). L. Robinson Of this vii
lage in purchase Of a suit Of clothes. The order
was subsequently proved to be forgery, and
Huntington was arrested and brought before jus
tice Robinson on Monday last, and bound up in
the sum of four hundred dollars.
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The Santo Domingo Commission reached WAIST.
ington Monday night They are ail we'll, except
Mr.. Wade who is sick from an attack of pcuriy
The report is not completed, bu, it i. learned.
contrary to the prevailing impression, TINT &c s.
going to be silent ON the question Of annexation
and be confined to detailed answers 10 the rc-ln-
lions Of Congress authorizing the Commission,
thus leaving the all important question to De
determined By Congress By the facts as submitted
BY the report The latter is not yet completed.
but will be ready 10 be submitted in few days.