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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

WurTEuoRE AND CLARK's MNsrRE1s.-This
Village Hall, Tuesday evening of next week. The
4 Company has been greatly enlarged and improved
during the past season, and presents if possible
more attractions than ever before. We bespeak
for them full house
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

ANOTHER BANK R0BEERY A1rMrrGo.--An un-
successful attempt was made to rob the National
Bank at Woodstock on Friday night last. The
burglars succeeded in entering the bank. and in
blowing open the outer door Of the safe They
then inserted wedges in the inner door, and prob
ably from being unable to force an entrance in
this manner, they had filed the lock with powder,
and had inserted fuse for the purpose of firing
off the charge when they, from some cause, be-
came frightened and hastily decampel, leaving
behind them the curtains which they had placed
at the windows t. conceal their operations and
deaden the sound, and portion Of their tools
There was a ball that evening" in the neigh
boring town Of. pomfret, which was attended by
quite a number from Woodstock, and the return
Of these between two and three O'Clock in the
morning, and tine movements Of citizen of Wood
stock, residing near the bank, in consequence Of
sickness in his family, is thought 70 have caused
their fright and sudden abandonment Of their ne
furious project Upou the arrival Of the officers
Of the bank Saturday morning it was found to be
impossible, on account Of the operations of The
burglars, to unlock the door, and they were COM
PEELED to light the fuse left by their midnight ys-
itors, and with their charge of gunpowder blow
open the door.
The persons making the attempt are supposed
to he old offenders from New York, who made
Rutland their base Of operations.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

PERsoNAI.-We are glad to notice that the en-
terprlsng proprietors of the Village Drug store
tBxby \ Coz have secured the services of Mr..
Winfield Scott as clerk Winnie is a fayorite
among all classes and will be gladly welcomed
back by his many friends.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01
Meut &dtertis


This is The time Of year
That all must be
OF good cheer
And Santa Claus,
That good old soul
u now Commencing
His yearly stroll
so h.A MEAD,
Invites all
To give him call
For there they Will
Surely end
Many things. TO suit the TINS
You will End
GINS for all mankind
From Penny Toy
For tho little Ono
To q handsome Watch
For loved Son.
Glasses 10 $780,
tie will sell 70 you
or tho Diamond cut
And Pebble true
For those whose sight
j. not quito right
Should any school,
Which ia not against
The rule,
ZEE teachers
Present make,
lisa. A. MEAn will give
You o discount great.
lis Stock Is 50 complete.
Your wants he'll
Surely meet
aud you will 500
Loads Of things
For tho CmRfsrmts TuEr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

REcTAIIoNs'-Miss NINA Il. GREooRY will
give REGULATIONS in Waitsheld, Tuesday evening.
Feb. 7th, at the Brick church Don't forget IN n,
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~ We are requested to say that those persons
Intending to attend the Teachers Institute next
week at Barre, would confer favor on the Super
intendent of common schools in Barre, By sending
their names Immediately to j. 5. SFAULDNG, by
whom assignments for entertainment, as far as
possible, will be made.
Stages leave Montpelier for Barre at % o'clock
a. NJ, and at a O'Clock, p NJ Fare both ways
FOR members of the Institute, IS cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

FgsrWAL-The ladies Of the Unigersalst
Society of Roxbury will hold their annual Leyee
and Festival at Summit House Hall, on Thursday
evening, FEBRUARY 9th, 1871. The Entertainment
will consist Of Vocal and Instrumental music,
Oyster supper &c. \ cordial imitation is ex-
dended to ALL Tickets to Hall and Supper, 80
cont. each.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01
List of Letters.
LlSL OF LttItTSi
Remaining in The Montpelier Post Office,
January 81, 1871.

LAnEs.- Miss T. Z. Baldwin, Miss josie 4. Lcayiit
GENrLENES.-Wm, Is. Nye, Patrick R0urke Martin
Goodwin, Theodore Currler Hosea n. Brown, DR. Allen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

ATTENTION is called to the card Of Gable Screw Wire
Boots and Shoes These goods claim superiority over
both pegged and sewed work
Many people, particularly children suffer with the
ache aud for the benefit Of such we give sure but
simple remedy Put in two or three drops Of JoAnsons
ArodyHs Lipimcpf stop the with undtessed wool
bahe the feet in water before going 10 bed and
keep the head warm at night,
Cap. Charles GER who keeps superb stock of livery
horses in Portland Ne. informed recently that he
uses SheridRs Cariry Condition Pories regularly in
his stables and that ho expense is than offset by
the diminished amount OF grain necessary 10 keep his
horses always in good order.
slGSs or TUE ZoDIAc A philosopher in the West,
grown INTO admiration Of the Cherry PICTORIAL writes Dr.
Aver for Instructions under which sign he shall be blod
which bstersd, and which yomited and under which he
shall take Ayers Pills for affection Of tho liver also
under which sign his wife should to take the
sarsaparlla for her aiment He adds that he already
knows to wean his calves under Taurus change his pigs
in Scorpio, cut his hair in Aries and soak his feet in
Pisces or AQuarus their condition requires.
sehoomasters, start for Wisconsin, and visit Mr. Ham
when sou get there. Lowell Daily News,
Cough, COLD OR SORE THROAT
Requires immediate attention. neglect often result,
In an incurablc Lung Disease.
BROWNS nRoScHAL TRocHRs
will most invariably give instant relief For BRoscHns
ASTHMA, CATARRH, CONSTANTINE and THROAT DISEASES
! they have a soothing effect
] SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them to eleai
and strengthen the voice
Owing to the good reputation and popularity Of th
rrochcs, many rorfliess and cheap limitations o6trci
cliel good for nothing. Be sure to OBTAIN the r
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHRS.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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Abstract of the School Census

OF Montpelier Union District for 1871.
Whole number Of families COG
Number having children under 20 years ofage AS
Whole number of children under 20 years of
nue mo
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One Lecture More.

Dr. Cn,RLrs JEwmr having been summoned
10 address the General Temperance Convention
now, las we go to press), in session in Burling-
ton. consents to visit Montpelier again, and viii
rive in Village Hall tomorrow, (Thursday) eve
ning one Of his powerful and convincing lectures
There is no occasion for our urging those who
heard him in December T. he present on tins oc-
casion. They are the very ones who Will hIck TO
the Hall first and we are quito ready to abide the
result If others. who are doubtful about going,
will ask and follow the advice Of those who have
aIre,dv listened to some Of tie Doctors kind,
earnest aud cogont arguments
A small contribution, 10 deiray expenses, will
be asked at the door.
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1911 JANUARY Is. 1871

10 4 4
TORRs & JON Es,
Having recently returned from market with large
ADDITIONS To THEIR STOCK,
Now offer to their customers tho most complete line Of
W. l. GOODS AND GROCERIES, /
consisting in part Of
YoCNj uYsoN Tyson,
IMPERIAL, JAPAN,
AND BLACK TEAS
RAW, ROASTED, ASH ROASTED AND eaocvo
JAVA AND RIO COFFEES,
Warranted pure. All grades Of
SUGARS. SYRUPS and MOLA SSES.
RAIsINs FIGS PRUNEs, DATES, DRIED PEACHES,
CuRRANTs
SPICES OF ALL KINDS,
CITRoN,
RICE, STARCH,
sARDINEs, uoMlNY,
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR, CRANBERRIEs,
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
MON, SMO KED nALIBUT,
GOLDFISH, NAcKEREL AND LAKE TROUT
LARD
BUTTER a CHEESE.
DRIED APPLE,
DAIRY SALT,
BEANS, Eggs,
HONEY, &C., &c
ocR LINE OF
CAN WED RUITS
Comprises the FULL vAplrrr of
PINE AppLr, " '''''' PEACH, PEAR,
TOMATO, GREEN corn,
OYSTERS, LoBsTERs
MAIZENA,, CORN STARCH, PARMA,
PREPARED CoCOANur BAKERS BROMA,
COCOA CHOCOLATE,
PICKLES, GERKISs,
kErcHCP AND PEPPER SAUCE
N 7 o b A G G O S
We have all the varieties of
PLuG FINE CIT,
CHEWING AND SMOKING,
IN Buzz Paperi ad Bays.
ALSO THE VERY REST
PURE CIDER VINEG Ar,
KEROSENE OIL
", d. SPERM, AND WHALE OIL,
And many other Goods in these various Lines
CROUKERY AND GLASS WARE.
our assortment never full and complete as now
and we offer all ,he goods in this limo at
PRICES As Low as THE LOWEST
Having bought In Original Cratss and from Manufic
lures direct we can confidently our ability
sell at prices to suit
THE CLOSEST BUYERS.
We will supply
The our or TowN TRADE,
they desire to repenish their stock,
IL Lom mey order from MBktf'.
IN TABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED WAR;
We fully stocked with FRESH GOODS, and at yer
moderate prices. We keep the fullest
LINE OF STONE WAR;
To he found in the place. aud our assortment of
FANCY FLOWER POTS AND VASES,
-wIrIi--
TOY WARE 4 MANTLE ORNAMENTS
VIII be worthy Of examination.
Many Of the above goods have been bought for cAsi
REDUCTIoN or TARIFF,
Aud will he sold in accordance with present value
without regard to former cost
1t has been our aim, and will be In the future TO
conduct cur business as to WENT and receive u Iii
eral share Of patronage.
We will at all times
d En- Y Err o UR g o o d s
A. may be desired by tho purchaser.
!, with regard to tho Produce Business We would I'd
that having done 20 large trade in
b U 7 T Il H, @ ii Il Il S f, Il G
a The past season. we shal be ready, on the opening
Spring, to resume the business again enlarged
j.. scale, and trust cur dealings with the Producer
q will be a satisfactory guarantee Of our
q future with them.
Il CASH paid at the present time, and highest MARI
Rates. for
:, CHOICE BUTTER.
ST o Il r. Il j o N ES,
5i-tf Il STATE srREET, Montpelier, Vt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

MONTREAL AND VERMONT JUNCTION RAILROAD.
Directors, Philip II. Moore of St. Armand,
John Gregory Smith and Worthingtcn q. Smith
Of st. Adams, 10 d. Hatch of Burlington, Joseph
Clark of Milton, A, b. Foster of Waterloo, and
+. @ Des RIVERS Of Malmaison, p. Q,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

MrAc,l CoNyErioN.-We are pleased to learn
that arrangements have been made by which Miss
Nina E Gregory, Of Mortified, will attend the
Convention Of the Central VT Musical Assoca-
tion, 10 be held in this village next week, and will
ayor tho Convention with singing and occasional
sccitations during is session If anything were
aeeded to assure the success Of the convention,
which we regarded as a certainty before, We
think this action on the part Of its managers has
rendered failure simply impossible,
We learn from the knowing ones that the mu-
sic will probably be the best ever offered in the
State at a Convention Concert. Inaddtion to the
Glces and Choruses used last year-among the lat
ter those two sublime compositions, Prayer from
"Moscs in Egypt and lnllammatus from
'Stalnt Mater '-Nlcndelssohn's beautiful can
tata " As the Hart pants, will be rehearsed
and produced in concert
We also learn that information from all quar-
ters gives good assurance Of a large ATTENDANCE
md oil that seems requisite to render the conyen-
ton a triumphant success, is hearty co-opera-
ton and general attendance on the part Of the
people Of Montpelier and the neighboring towns
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Meut &htettts
NJ w. G ] l. b Il Il T
SURGEON DENTIST,
pr.rTo ptrrr ntNr uovrpvttrp

The subscriber Is now the Hove MAS in tho firm Of N.
W. & r, q. Gilbert, and may be found at the above
named place all times during the usual business hours
W. acquainted with all the Great improvements In
Dontisryn including tho "pyroxylne' plato, patent
flexible edge Sc IN short, whole column Of first
class pulling In praise Of our professional performan
would DO appropriate and tfuc, we will be Obliged
10 our patrons Il thoy will imagine about that much,
and thereby the expense Of printing w. and ther-
selves that Of paying for ID whom they come TO have their
teeth fixed. Prices moderate, and all WORK warranted
Thankful for past patronage, we hope Tor contnu-
auce Of the same, and a. much more as We can get,
b5s ~ W. GILBFRr
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\ prepared TO furnish all classes with constant
cmplo yment At home, the whole Of the time for the
spare moments. Business new light and profitable.
Persons Of either easily from soc to s. per
Ing and proportional sum by devoting their whole
time to the business Boys and girls can earn nearly
much men. That all who this notice may send
their address and test tho business make the unpar
alleied offer To such as are not we'll satisfied, will
send 81 TO pay for the trouble of writing Full particu
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PRof. RlcnRp's LzcruRE, on wednesday eve
ming last. was one Of the most interesting and
instructive Of the course. Ills review Of the dill
fusions and Offices of oxygen on the animal and
veretabo and mineral kingdoms Of the vast part
il plays in the work Of world building, and Of
the important relations it bears to combustion,
life, growth and death was exceedingly interest
ing.
When be commenced his experiments the in
terest of the lecture eliminated. They were
varied and numerous, always beautiful and appro-
PIRATE, often splendid and novel This is espe-
caly true Of his experiments with the rare
tnetals, and with carbon in oxygen. He wrought
more wonders with the truths Of chemistry than
the magician does with his tricks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

WATERBURY, Since the conclusion of the court
Of examination of the supposed burglars, which
terminated late on Monday night Of last week
and which was attended, through It's four different
sttings, by hundreds Of interested citizens and
the result Of which was published in your last
issue, the principal matter Of public interest in
our locality has been the Musical Convention at
the Center, and more particularly the two public
Concerts in connection with it, the Old Folks, on
Thursday, and every bodys concert on Friday
evening. These were both well attended, and are
reported decidedly successful The first especially
exhibited to our Young Folks charms of morally,
both auricularan4 spectacular. The old costumes
and tunes and ancient style of singing were quite
sufficient to excite the interest if not the curiosity
we hope not rreyerently, Of all ages or classes Of
hearers. Old Folks Concerts we believe are
generally popular wherever they have been
properly gotten up.
The close of the Winter Term of the Green
Mountain Seminary occurs on Wednesday of this
week, concluding with public exhibition in the
evening, which will doubtless be worth attend
ing,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-02-01

ANp STILL ANorHER Following close upon
the leasing of the Rutland Railroad comes the
important announcement that Gov. Smith, either
by himselfor for the Vermont Central trustees, has
purchased all the boats and other property of the
Northern Transportation Co., on the Great Lakes
running from Ogdensburg to Duluth This line
includes large number Of first class upper
cabin propellers, and has for years been the most
popular emigrant line to the West and the most
important water route for western shipments to
the east. By this arrangement, in connection
with the VT Central and Northern Pacific roads,
Gov. Smith has acquired substantial control ofthe
best line from the Atlantic to the Pacific
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MeW Advertisements.
NEW $50 GOLD LOAN.
SAFE! PROFITABLE PERMANENT


These bonds are secured first, by First Mortgage on
the Railroad itself its rolngstock and all equipments
second by First Mortgage It's entire Land Grant be-
ing more than Twenty-Five Thousand Acres Of Land to
each mile Of Road.
The Bonds free from United States Tax the prn-
cipal and Interest payable In Godthe Principal at
the end Of Thirty years and tho Interest Semianuualy
at the rate Of SEVEN AND TuREE-TESTHs Pa CENT.
per annum.
They are issued in denominations of sOo $500, 1000,
5000 and $4,000
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Messrs. jay
Cooke, Of Philadelphia and J. Edgar Thomson, Presi-
ident Of the Pennsy yana Central Railroad Company
These Northern Pacific 100 Bonds will at all times no
fore maturity DO receivable Ten PgR CENT. PRgMI-
uM Cor ll0D In exchange for the Companys lands at
their lowest cash price.
In addition to their absolute safety these Bonds yield
an income larger believe than any other hrsolass
security Persons holding United States sos can, by
converting them into Northern Pacilcs increase their
yearly income 0nefd, and still have perfectly Tea
BILE Investment
HOW TO GET TIIEM.-Your nearest Bank or Banker
Will supply these Bonds In any desired amount and of
any needed denomination Persons wishing to exchange
stocks other bonds lor these do with any
Agents who will allow the highest current price for
MAnKETABLE SECURITIES.
Those living In localities remote from Banks may sond
money other bonds directly to by express and we
will send back Northern Pacific Bonds al own risk
and without cost to the investor For further nforlna-
ton, pamphlets maps etc. call address the under
signed any Of the Banks Bankers employed TO sell
this Loan. For SALE ny
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HNIVERSALISM WHAT IS TT Send
~ for tho STAR IN THE WEST, Cincinnati. A
large spage weekly established l6G 10 meets all the
wants Of the family $3.50 per year, 81 ,2i six months.
Try IT, Specimens free. Address WILLIAMSON 4
CANTWELL, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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CHRGSTIAN STANDARD opposes sects
~ and advocates Primitive Christianity. Best and
cheapest Family Weekly pages, q columns Edited
by Elders Isaac ERREfr and J. s. LAMAR. Only s. "a
year Specimens Jres. r. W. CARRoLL& CO.. Pubs.
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Caledonia County.

Ter order oil the president,
PNv0N SEWER, Secretary
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YoUNG MEN AND WOMEN AMI
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IA WE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF 50
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AQUATIcs.
Yale Barge Race ut Now Haven.

Yale Barge Race ut New Haven.
Yesterday afternoon the annual spring race for
barGes 10y the Yale navy took place in the harbor
and was witnessed by large crowd OF spectators.
Three crews were entered as follows:-
sophomores-Flag (strokel, McCook, Day, Dsven-
port, Hemingway, Adee bow), Phelps no, coxswain.
Fresnnien-Busslng tstrokel, Weeks Waterman,
Monroe, Dunning, Gum bow, Boomer, H. cox
swain.
Scentinc--Davenport (stroke) Devlin, Coggswell,
Ganse. Smith, Sargent bow, Hoyt coxswaln.
The crews arrived very promptly, and were started
at quarter to SIX by Mr. Ford, the comm odore'
The Sophomores mad the inside, and the Freshmen
next. The Freshmen led from the start, and came in
thirty lengths ahead In 22m. S.; distance three
miles.
There was warm contest between the Sopho-
mores and Scentiics. The former turned the stake
first, but the latter came In ahead, leading about
four lengths. Time Of Scientidcs, 22m. 57s4s.;
SOphomorcs, 23m. 1873.
The result OF the race was somewhat OF sur.
prise. part OF the S0p0hmore crew were mem
bers OF the University crew, and for that reason II
was thought they would WIN. They carried thirty.
five pounds weight. The prize, which was awarded
TO the Freshmen, was pair OF gold oars
crossed, for each one OF the crew.
In the afternoon the Yale base ball nine PLAYED q
game with the Athletics OF Brooklyn, at Hamilton
Park and won the game, by score OF 10 to ..
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Personal Intelligence.

Jesse r. Grant, the paternal progentor Of Ulysses
Simpson, Is at the Fifth Avenue.
Governor Louis E. Parsons, Of Alabama, is domt-
clled at the st. Nicholas.
L. A. Frailey, OF the United States Army, Is quar-
tered at the Aston House.
w. 8. Lincoln, OF Washington Is sojourning at the
Grand Central.
Ex-Governor james Tufts OF Montana, yesterday
arrived at the st. Nicholas.
Ben Field, OF Albion, is staying at the Fifth Ave-
nue..
Captain Alexander Hay, Of Philadelphia. is STOP
ping at the Aston House.
A. II. Gilman, OF the United States Navy, is dom
clled at the st. Nicholas.
E. P. Carpenter, of Boston, is at the Grand Cen.
tral.
w. c. Andrews, OF Cleveland, Is staying at the st.
Nicholas.