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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-02
STATE OF VERMONT,
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In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and for
said District on the 9Oth day OF July, A. ID. 1871
An instrument purporting to be tho last Will and Tes
lament OF Porter Perrin, late Of Berlin In said Dis
trct deceased being presented to tho Court by j. r.
Perrin one OF the therein named for probate
II Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified TO appear at session OF said Court "
DO held the Probate Office In Montpelier the 18th
day OF August A. d. 1877 at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon.
and cause any they may have, against the Pro
bate Of said VIII for which purpose Il L. rthsr or
dered that copy OF the record Of ibis order pabshsd
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Vermont Waterman
and state Journal printed at Montpelier previous ~
said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court. Attest,
S0S2 N. A. CHASE, Register.
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A lIELrMEET INDEEp.--Mrs. Alice Mann, OF
Braintree, the present season. has proved val
liable aid to her husband in getting his hay crop.
On Friday, July 2sth, while Mr.. Mann was busy
moving the runs" she managed the moving
machine and guided her horses with all the grace
Of a veteran. As she went to and fro over the
field, clad in her white apron, she looked as prim
as a g merry maid. ~
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court holden at within and for
An nsrunent and iclpurportins 70 b he last WI
and testament Of sarah d. Person. late Of bsfn n AID
David Strickland one 81 he Executors hsrsn nAsd. for
Probate 1t % ordered BY said Court that All persons
concerned therein 10 notified 10 appear 81 session OF
said Court TO be held at tho Probate Once In Montpelier
on the sth day OF August, d lsIi a. 10 o'elsck in
against tho Probate of said wil br which purpose
tits further ordered that copy Of the record Of this
Vermont Watehman 4 state Journal, printed q Mont
pslisr previous 20 aid time appointed TOE hearing.
0a IA GLASS Register.
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List Of Letters,
Remaining in HE Montpelier Post OGc,
Juiy 81, 1871.

LADIEs.-Mrs. Nellie Edgcumb, Mrs Sarah j. Foster,
Mrs. Emily Gould Miss Adolaa Dodge Miss Lizzie Stone
GENTLEMEN. Henry Brown, Agenard Bouancher,
Henry Cook FtEIo Cram 0. Is. Copeland, O. b. Filed
Fred Apks, Doleyan IIewett, Charles Hayden, A. II.
HaHen J. r. Mason, Anton Martele, Luther Robinson,
John Tree, Horace w. Thresher franklin Van worpsr,
Arson Fits,
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M. Alphabetically in no department of science have
quack and protenders injured the reputation and
Of true scientists In medicine The efforts Of
formers and discoveries this branch Of learning use
new principles and theories are perpctually hampcred
by their abuse in the hands Of mpudent ignorance The
proper 10 take In regard TO the remarkable adj
which pathological science Is making Is not to
reject alike all practitioners who make Of and
valuable developments but to patronise only those who
give indubiabe proof in the success Of their practice
and the testimony Of the press and people, that they
stand the true pioneers Of Medical Science and appre-
ciate the scope and power Of the methods remede.
they employ. Such an one we are happy 10 Introduce
to your readers ia Dr. j. r. BRYiNr nov boardngat the
Union House This practical physician, by full and
complete acquaintance with the principles Of Psycholo
W which must form the basis Of correct medical
practice, added TO his remarkable magnetic power, com
pete Ia theory and perfected by practice aud aided by
long use and complete knowledge Of the Swedish Move
Cure, which the nhabant. Of that country have
found OF such value In the cure Of chronic diseases su
pcrinduccd boy salt diet and a cold climate has sue
ceeded in curing with wonderful npiIty many lnyeter
ate chronic diseases.
few Of the mauy instances of the remarkable cure
under Die treatment which have been permitted t
and many OF whom solcitcorrespondenco from thos
DESTROYS of obtaining The truth srikingy show the Doc
| tors power over chronic diseases.
residence and dpcnsatory in New York city he has lon
been n the habit Of giving larger constituency tn
benefit Of his science during the summer months thu
carrying his phlauhropc labors into the season of va
cation The press has everywhere united Ia pronouncn
him medical hcneiactor Papers Of the tone and hi x
responsibility Of the Utica HfraH Journal aud Courier
Syracuse, CoDneciH Airsrfier, Buffalo, Erprs, Demo
arof, and Union, Rochester bulletin and caA Of sa
Francisco. have given him the fullest endorsement b
their editorial columns.
This is the Doctors first visit TO Vermont, but he hi
already had two remarkable cures in the family Of 81
perintendcnt Dodge Of the Boston, Concord and MOI
trea railroad and niece Of the proprietor OF the Unto
House While not protesting to wofk Miracles
all diseases Doctor Bryant and does claim to reac
many diseases heretofore thought ncurable. As eonsa
taton free it Is worth while for all afflicted at least
ascertain If the Doctor can help them His charges f
treatment are hight while n many eases to the POVERTY
stricken they are free.
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Legal Autices.
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within aud for
said District, the 2sth day Of July, A. d. ls7 John
g. Lewis executor OF the last and testament OF Slas
Lewis late Of Northeld In said district deceased pre-
sents his administration account for examination and
all vance and makes application for decree OF dis
trhuon and partition Of the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon Il is ordered by said Court that said ae-
count and said application be referred TO session there
o. 10 he held at the Probate office, In said Mon tpeer
the 2lnd day Of August A. D. 1871, for hearing and
decision thereon And II "a further ordered that notice
heresi be given 70 all persons interested BY publication
Waterman State Journal, a newspaper published at
Montpelier previous TO said time appointed for hearing
that they may appear at said time and place, and show
cause any they may have why said account should not
be allowed, and such decree made.
by the COurt.-Attest,
slsSj N. A. CHASE, Register.
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II e q t h s..

In Montpelier July 10Th Mrs HANNAH AtugRroS
DEASE, aged ~ years.
In St. John'bury Centre, July n, Mr. SLAs C. BARI-
LETT aged rs years,
In Lower Waterford, July ~, LAviSIA NJ, aged &C
years wife Of John Fry.
In Glover, July 20, HANNAH, wife Of Samuel Dcwing,
Esq, god 60 years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-02

MIR. Boutwel's new loan has been taken
in this country to the amount Of $4,000,
600. This is considered about the same as a
failure, though Assistant Secretary Richard
son writes hopefully about placing the rest of
the loan in England However that may be-
we think that the amount taken here is worth
something. The saving Of interest on that
amount is 100000 annually, which in ordi-
nary times would be thought worth saving,
The news from Paris during the week
contains but little information of general in
terest, Theirs remains master of the situation,
with some signs of discomfort among the radi-
cal members of the Assembly In reply to
some complaints from them he states that the
government will be removed from Versailles
% Paris in October, and that the state of siege
~ the capital will soon be raised Gambetta
y coming to the surface again and is utter.
lng the most violent sentiments.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-02

NoBrHFWLD.--It is somewhat uncertain wheth-
or or not Blrnum is coming here, but be this as it
may we have " dead sure thing on the potato
bug, who has come all the way from Colorado
but who like many other visitors will be most
blest at his departure.
Israel Avery had a valuable horse die ON Sat
urday last. II is thought his death was caused
by having been poisoned by strychine several
years since, the effects of which have always been
plainly discernible whenever wet weather APP
preached, and each year his commissions have been
more severe and protrcted than the year preced-
ing
-Boynton Alosely are making additions to
their eating saloon on the camp ground, intending
to have everything ready to lodge a large number
at the next camp meeting, which commences Aug.
2lst large oistorn has been put in By the as
ISOLATION, calculated 70 hold some seventy hogs
heads Of water 80 that there will be no scarcity in
that direction.
Rev. C.. W Emerson now Of Fitchburg,
Mass, is expected to preach to his late congrega-
ton at this place, on Sunday next
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Personal.

Frank Harmon Of she.luru ho. hecn appointed
Vice Consul at st. Johns
Superintendent Merrill, Of the Vernon, Cen
trail, left St Adams Thursday, on visit to the
line Of the Northern Pacific Railroad His mmi-
ly accompanies him.
Mr. L. v Ferris, OF the Windsor high school.
ha. accepted an election to the superintcndercy
of the graded school. Of Troy, Ohio.
j. Faulkner, who has been for little
more thou gear past superintendent Of the Ilar-
lem Extension Railroad, has resigned Frank
IL. White, Of Bennington, succeeds him.
Russell Underwood Of St. Johnsbury has
been appointed superintendent Of bridge building
on the whole Of the Vermont Division Of the
Portland and Ogdensburgh Railroad
Gov Page intends spending some time in
England with his family lie will then proceed
to the Continent and pass the winter in the south
Of France.
E Milton Slwcs, youngest son Of Hon VIM.
L. Sowles, and Cashier Of the National MON
Bank Of Swauton died On Wednesday last, after
a painful illness
Lieutenant Commander George Dewey. [
; Ne oi M'n'peHer' mas Oe'n of1er'o 20 ''''r'eS-
town tNA's) navy y'ru-
Mr.. Henry l.. Lamb, managing editor Of the
Troy Times, has dc'iinci leading position on
one Of the prominent Republican dailies Ia New
York city he was invited % take the position
particularly On account Of his conyerSancc with
Ne" YORK p''''io''
Gov Hoffman OF New York was serenaded
az burlington where he stopped lew hours en-
route 'or ,''"'o9' va l'''S '''',,'5 '' mug
a. -l'''" J." i'F'' '''''4 ''' '"''''' ~ P''''
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-EdWarl Richardson a n''i'e ol Rochester
mas acquired dnrlhs teSluehoe ''ight'eh years
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~ At the st. Adams market yesterday, but
ter was dull, and prices without material change.
We quote Common .lsc Fair, 2oc Good,
23c Prime, csc Extra, fine, &c Cheese,
IL "a rs,
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STATE MATTERS.


ADDISON COUNTY
Active efforts are being made to change the To-
cation Of the railroad depot in Middlcbury. The
Register proposes a number Of places which would
be preferable to the ground now occupied, md
calls upon the citizens to seize the opportunity
presented by the burning Of the depot building
and have all the buildings rebuilt at the north
side Of the village
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
The anniversary of the Battle Of Bennington
is to be appropriately observed on the 10th inst.
There is every indication thata large crowd will
be present. and the celebration bids fair to cali TO-
gother more prominent men, both in civil and
military life than ever assembled at one time in
the State.
Mrs John c. Preston Of Rupert while out
strawbeuying, was confronted By hinge bear,
who having looked her over. suffered her 90 depart
hastily to her residence, unmolested.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Robert Bruce, butcher, who has numerous
friends and relations in st. Johnsbury, commit
ted suicide at Newton, Mass on Friday last, By
cutting his throat Domestic difficulties are sup
posed TO have led to the act Bruce was about 40
years Old and had Formerly lived in Vermont
Tie leaves wife
Arrangements ore being made for the twenty
first annual exhibition of the Vermont State Agri.
cultural Society and Wool Growers Association
at St. Johnsburv. September 18th. 18Th. 18th and
18th The premiums will aggregate nearly s.
coo The railroads will land passengers near the
/ grounds, and stock will Dee uuladci at a c0uyc.
nicnt point
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,t one orrbe cbpr,bc. in ,i,,t ,l,c. ~
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iurod two other FINGER. while ot ,q,rt ,t , ,;r,
lar saw last week. Il +. bonoJ tl,t tbe Gn,cr
can be saved bnt il il. c,rol Nm. ,.-e..,' ,s.a9,
willie IMPAIRED.
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mike NJ tle common r.,,.l. AN, o,tcrJ. All
fined g., and costs beside FIR 81, r,r c-got,i,.. ,l,
d,,,ity or ti. ,H,o ,. ~, sri,, ,l. ..5r.,s.'r
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The corner stone 1i the new catholic church nj
Nluooskl was laid on sunday evening, with app
propriate ceremonies by Bishop Beforehand.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
post Office hns been established at Oimstead
Fails. in sheldon. with VIM. NJ Adams as post
master lis kept in bis store. few rods from
Congress Hall
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NoNhlhN lLLE,--Nlr. A. IL. hrisWolu kiropfle
tor Of the Malvern Farms), has lately added to
his iino stock Of horses, several thoroughbred
stations, and has purchased one hundred and fifty
acres moro land, adjoining his present farm.
The services Of Prof +. c. Hathaway have
been secured as Principal of the Peoples Acade-
my and Nlorisyic Traded School for the coming
year
Berlin Mr. Gardner Dustin on the Chester
Nyc farm, recently had a mare fall from the barn
floor through an open door into the yard below,
killing her instantly The mare was blind and
yolueless, except it was the raHi Of her during
the hay season She had been left there by Mr.
Dustin az his stalls were all occupied by the
horses Of fishing party.
The grasshoppors are making fearful havoc
with The feed in the hill pastures Ono farm
cr, who has q large amount of stock "on the
mountain, hos been obliged to take his cattle
home as they were likely TO starve to death, the
feed being entirely exhausted
WnlnustowN.- The school children in the
district. taught by Miss ELLEN HAITIAN and her
4 uutffpI in "a
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pETTTIoN FOR PARTITION.
WILLIS a DENNIS LANE
q.


To the Honorable County Court next 10 be holden at
Montpelier, In aud for the County Of Washn eou
the End Tuesday Of September, A. ID. 1871
Comes your petitioners, Willis Lane Of MArshheld In
the County Of Washington, and Dennis Lane Of Mont
peer 10 the sane County, and give said Court 10 be in
iormed that there Is situate In Painfeld In said County
certain Real Estate commonly called the "Pitkin Nils
bounded the north by the highway the east by the
highway the southerly side by the house, land
mllngm property formerly owned by oEo Hurlbur,
the vest by property owned by Albert N Mann. with
right Of aowage In the Wnoos River hitherto used,
subject TO certain water right appurtenAnt 10 the said
mlling-m In deed thereof particularly set forth,
recorded In the Land Records Of said Painheld.
Aud your petitioners that they tho owners In
zee simple OF two undivided third parts Of the said RsAi
Estate that Ruth sherman hath dover the remaining
undivided one-third thereof and that your petitioners
are the owners Of two-thrds Of tho reyersoa Of said
DOVER and that Nathaniel Ptkin Of town city
in the State OF Ohio unknown to your petitioners the
OF the remaining onethlrd part Of said reyerson
Wherefore your petitioners pray that this Honorable
Court render Judgment that partition OF said Hsal f.
tate be made and that three udciou and disnterested
residents Of SAID County be appointed to make partition
Of such estate 10 the several Interested accord
ing their respective titles and for their reasonable
costs.
Plalnaeld, July eth, A. D. ls7l
DENNIS LAM,
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IA aria q IS,


In Barre, July 2l, by Rev. r. Merrill, Louis BRrso,
and Miss LoRgrrA MERRILL, both OF Orange.
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CHARLES II. HEArH,
Attorney for Petitloners
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE VT NElhAONTg
WARRINGTON COUNTY, S.
To any SteriH or Constable, GrssfiAgs
by the authority Of the State OF Vermont, you
hereby commanded 10 notify Ruth sherman u Plain
field Ia the County Of Washington and Nathaniel Pit
kin OF In the County OF and State OF
Ohio to appear before the County Court next be hold
on the 2nd Tuesday OF September, A. ID. 1871, at
Montpelier In and for the County OF Washington, then
and there, in said Court TO answer TO the foregoing Pc
tt0D and 10 stand and abide such Judgment therein
to said Court shall meet Fall not but service and
return make,
Dated at Montpelier this 2ith day Of July A. d. 1871.
s0is2 LUTHER NEWCOMB, Clerk.
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ALABAMA CLANs,-We are informed that the most
persistent and unyieldlug Of the pr yate citizens who
have claims against the British Government Dr. j. C..
Aver Co., Of Lowell Mass, the manufacturers Of
medicines They will consent to nothing less than that
their demand for medicines destroyed by the British
pirates shall be paid in gold and in dollars to the last
cent They emboldened BY the TACT that the destruc
ton Of their goods by the English in China and elsewhere
(or whore not that troublesome nation tramplng
upon somebody have hitherto been paid In full and
they say that they shall be- They however propose
this compromise ,-Giye us Canada and We will call II
even because then send our remedies there with
out duty. Washington News.
We have often wondered whether there Is person In
all New England who does not know and appreciate the
value OF JohHsoHs Rodyas LiaiHsHt as family medi-
cnol 1t Is adapted to most all purposes and Is the best
pain killer that can be used.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-02

LAxoILtE VALLEY RAILROAD The track of the
lAmoille Valley Railroad is being rapidly laid
from St. Johnsbury west One thousand and
6fty-one men are at work on the line, distributed
as follows In Franklin county, Ell between
Cambridge and st, Johnsbury, 7so and 100 be-
tween st. bloomsbury and Connecticut River.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-02

r. r. CgLEBR,rloN The SOUTH Eastern Coun-
ties junction Railroad, from West Farnham, p.
@ to Rchford VI. having been completed, a
celebration was held at Richlord on Monday, at
which speeches were made and general iollifca-
ton INDUCED in. This road connects at Richlord
with the Missisquoi and Clyde Rivers railroad
from Richford to Newport and also with the rail-
road running from st. Adams to Richford It is
evident that the northern part Of the State is
alive to the interests Of better railroad communi-
cations, and have not put their hand to the work
with any idea of looking back, or admitting the
possibility of failure.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-02

pAssuNrsic RNLRoAD.-lhe annual meeting OF
the Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers railroad,
at Newport, Wednesday. resulted in the election
Of the following board Of directors Emmons
Raymond, Josiah Suckney, William Thomas, B.
p. Cheney, Thomas Upham, Gardner C Brown
and f. NJ Weld of Boston, Massachusetts, Elijah
Cleveland Of Coventry. Albert Knights Of stan
stead, p. O. Henry Chase of Lyndon, Benjamin
Pomeroy or Compton p. @, I. p. Reddeld Of
Montpelier and Horace Fairbanks of St. Johns
bury Al a meeting Of ;he board Of directors,
Emmons Raymond was reelected president and
y. T.. Lowering treasurer The statement Of the
president showed the gross receipts Of the road
S693 1875, and its operating expenses $il3,367,
leaving net gain Of $3.50, 0s- The gross receipts
Of the twelve months ending June 30 last, as
compared with the twelve months ending May 81,
1870. show an increase Of $l5i,72s Dividends
amounting to per cent have been paid The
director. were authorized to issue the notes Of the
company to tie amount of three hundred thous-
and dollars to De used to pay off the floating debt
and increase the lolling stock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-02

SrrRnn couRr The August Term Of the Su.
preme Court for this County commence. 90. sc..
sion on Tuesday next
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SAVINGS BtNg.-lho Montpelier Savings Bank
ana Trust Company has commenced business I'M
der most latering auspices, at the Office of Hon.
W. q, Ferrint the Treasurer. The deposits in a
single day have exceeded $1,000
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-02

MoRErowN -MoretowE aspres to high am
bition than simply raising tall grass. Mr.. T. j.
Deayitt recently measured oat stalks on his place
which were feet aud inches high. Who beats
this ?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-02

Amer September lst, DR.. Bryant can be consulted at
his residence, 3as West 3lth Street. New York city.
Patients DESTROYS Of remaining under DR.. bryanrs
treatment TILL CURED will be provided with elegant
apartments and board at his residence In New York.
Correspondents promptly answered without charge "
al dressed rs above
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-02

false alarm Of fire was raised in Bntleboro
on Saturday evening last, and two boys named
Glayin were arrested and fined S. and costs.
Being the first offence, the Justice let them of
with the least penalty affixed by the law, with re-
minder that repetition would be visited with the
seyerest punishment,
Charles Hartman, boy Of seventeen years Of
age, was fatally injured on the cars near East
Putney on Monday afternoon. lie was on
freight train on top of hay car and was struck
by bridge, and falling between the cars, both
legs were crushed and his head fractured lie
lived about two hours and half lie was not
employed on the train, and he with one or two
other boys were aboard on their own hook, having
got on without the knowledge Of the train men,
as has been the practice with number OF boys
for some time This is the third fatal accident
of the same character, which has occurred within
three months.
An old wooden building attached to the ma
chine shop of Mr. f. Tylerof Brattleboro, which
was used for the purpose of making patterns for
the foundry, and the wood work of paper making
machines was destroyed by fire on Thursday last,
together with its contents Loss not heavy,
On Sunday, the ed ult, little son of Mr..
Rodney Chamberlin of Londonderry, aged two
years, fell into the raceway of a mill, and was
drowned.