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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-15

METHODIST SmNARr.-The Fall Term Of the
Vermont Methodist Seminary will close Thursday,
November 23i. The examination Of classes will
commence on "Wednesday and continue through
Thursday. Exhibition on Thursday evening at
7o'clock in the Seminary Chapel The public
are cordially invited
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BARRE ACADEMY. The annual catalogue of
this popular institution has just been issued, md
discloses the fact that under the successful man
agement of Prof j. S. Spauding and his corps
Of assistants, the Institution is in thriving con-
diton. We notice that % males are reported in
ihe Classical department and ~ females, and in
tbe English department SO males, 81 females
Which shows pretty equal ratio between the
Hses. In the Fall term there were 10 students.
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n II Is broad claim In article Of daily and uni
yersai that 1t is beor and cheaper than any other
but tho public has endorsed this claim for boots and
shoes made with Gable Screw Wire. The immense do.
mand Of tho past steadily augmentng In our paper
may DO found card Ia relation 10 these excellent goods
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III RPER's BAZ AR


Notices Of me Press.
u Is really the only illustrated chronlclor Of fashion
In the country. It's supplements alone are worth the
subscription price Of the paper. Nhilo fully maintain
ing Us position mirror 0f fashion, 1t also contains
stories poems brilliant essays besides general and DER
sonal gossip.--Bosf0H Saturday EufHfHg Gazfus
There never was any paper published that GIFTED
the heart Of woman. Mover mind Is does cost YOU a
new bonnet IL will you ten times the price la tho
household economy Il teaehos.--IToufeRce Jou5HM
The young lady who buys "a single number OF HAN
rEn's BAzAR Is made subscriber for life -Neie F,rk
EifHtHg Post
The BAzAR Is excellent. Like all the periolieals
which the Iarpors publish IL Is almost Ideally we'll al
lied, aud the class Of readers for whom II Is Intended
the mothers and daughters In average mmiiies--ean
not but profit BY rs good aud good taste which
We have no doubt are to-day making very many homes
happier than they may have been before the women be.
taking Lessons Ia personal and household and oe
nom this good-naturod mentor-Ihe Ngiion
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Put up In Boxes at 30 cents each. Prepared by MISS
C. SAWYER, and put up by L. NJ. ROBBINS, WAos-
sale and Retail Druggist, Roetland, Me.
Trial Box sent free by mail on receipt of seventy
five cents, by l.. NJ. ROBBINS, Rockland, Me.
THIS VALUABLE sALvE Is SOLD BY ALL
DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
0l.t1niw
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We often large stocks of cattle which do not seem
10 thrive, and come out "sprng poor' all for want Of
something to start them In the right direction. Onedo
lars worth Of Sherd's cliry Condition Poaisrs given
to such stock occasionally during the winter would be
worth more than extra half ton Of hay.
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SUBSCRIBERS az ~ 20 each, IN remittance or Six
Copies for so 0O, without extra copy.
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CTATE OLE VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
Ia rfobate Court held q Montpelier In and for said
Georgo g. Carlton, Administrator, with the will an.
neNed Of the estate Of Samuel Carlton late Of More
town, In said District, deceased presents his admins
trat0n account for examination and allowance aud
makes application FOR decree of distribution and par
ttOn Of the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon, Il Is ordered by said Court that aid nc.
count aud sd application be referred session there
Of 10 DO held at the Probate Oce In said district on
the 18th day OF November ADJ s7 Tor hearing and de-
elslon thereon And IL Is further ordered that notice
hereof be given 10 all persons Interested by publication
Of the same three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Matehman and state Journal newspaper Published at
Montpelier previous to said time appointed Tor hearing
show cause, II any they may have, why said account
should not be allowed, and such decree made
by the Court. Attest,
anaI uARVEY rIInEN Iua...
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Supreme Court. Gcncrnl Term.


Inc following cases have been argued and
heard during the past week
from franklin county, q. Adds ct ais rs.
o'' NJ. Hall ct ais. Dewey Noble & smith, b. IL
9mAlley' iorplis. Bryant Hall, and Brigham &
""'''"iu" LOT ueit'
From Rutland County Nathaniel A. Bucklin
u.s. town OF Sudbury. Hawkins, Dunton q
'o'ley' Tor plii+. Briggs q Omsby and Phelps,
iof dclt
From NIndham County Edward D, Plimpton
% ado Converse Waterman IS Reed and
9loughIon' Tor PHI Davenport. Field a Tyler,
Tor delt.
Joseph NJ Cha & wife rs Abel Calvin a. wife
Davenport, Arnold and Stoughton, for plns.
Waterman & Reed. Stoddard. Eddy. for delts.
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ST.. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Nov. H.--Ihe
market was active. We quote Old butter, 10
to i7c fall diaries, 30 to Sic extra lots, 80 to
3Oc The cheese market was dull-dalry, 10 to
lslc, and factory, 10 70 liAo,
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Every time Lady who fragrant sozoDovr opens
her mouth she adyerses the article The state Of hor
teeth is certificate Of It's excellence No spot darkens
Their surface no mpuriy cliugs to them the cushions
IN which they arc sot rosy, and the breath that
swell' through them Is sweet as the breeze Of june
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Legal Antioes.
WILLIAM G. BARNARD'S ESTATE.

M LILLIAN @. BARNARD'S ESTATE.
w The subscribers, having been appointed by
The honorable Probate Court for the District Washing
ton Commissioners to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
William q. Barnard, late OF Waitshed In said District
Deceased, represented ins0yent and the torn OF six
months ifom the I'D day OF September 1871 being al
lowed by said Court to the creditors OF said deceased
70 exhibit aud prove their respective claims before US
Give notice, that will attend the duties Of our
appointment at the dwelling eorge Olmstead
M Naitsheld in said District on the lrst Tuesdays OF
December and May next, at one o'clock In the AFTER
noon, each Of said days
LYMAN M S' FISK Commissioners.
Kaitsield, Nov. list, A. ID. Is7l.--9s99
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DATENTS Solicited by MuNN & Co.,
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Pamphlets containing Patont Laws with full directions
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"A New York despatch announces the
arrival of the Russian fleet, bringing and
escorting the Grand Duke Alexis,
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Personal.


Some Of the citizens of Burlington have ex.
pressed their esteem for President Angell in tn,
lorm oil an appropriate keepake-a gold watcl
ana chain which was sent to him by express t
ms new home at Ann Arbor, Mich. In the not,
accompanying it, it is remarked that il is not .
testimonial to a college president nor 10 the citi
zen, but the man, as mark of personal esteem
and friendship. Attached to the watch is a vest
chain, Of rather simple but tasteful proportions
and fine finish It's cost is supposed to be about
$500 or 500.
Mr. Henry Oviatt, Of Boston, formerly court
reporter here, has entered upon the study of law
in the Office Of II. G.. Benton and II. G. Irish. Mr.
Oyatt has been connected in former years will
the Boston Post and other Boston papers.
MIR. John F. Pratt Of West Hartford, Vt, q
graduate at Dartmouth College in 1871, has re-
cciyed an appointment to the United States coast
survey, and is ordered to Charleston, s. c., fol
dqty,
Daniel O. Thompson, sou Of the late Hon
d. =. Thompson, has been elected President o
the Young Peoples Literary Society Of the North
Congregational church in Springfield, Mass.
w regret to learn Of tho decoase at Sata Fe
New Mexico, on Friday the e2d ult, Of the wife
of Lieut.. W. j. Sarte, e. $. A., formerly oil
Barton, which occurred while her husband wa.
absent from home. She was granddaughter oil
Hon. Sabin Kelam Of lrasbureh.
-..
NoRrurlrfp.- Examination nj the Graded
School passed Off pleasantlv for all concerned
and. while il failed 10 attract many of the NAT.
rons Of the Sc boo To those that did On there wore
presented nnanswerablo Guidance nj an unusnall.
successful term. This school has now become !
fted facf and. while there Is chance for much i'm.
proyemcnt in many WAYS the first form or ,bo
second year Is prophetic of all that need ~ askod
in the terms that are 10 come or its other c,n.
Guiding exercises. the,ecture and the exhibition
much might well he said and vet leave much ,,,
spoken. 10 those who listened 3, the oddrcss #
Pre-, Ketehel ON Thursday eve,i,e, --,,,,p ,to
number WINS auite large-it il mn ne,ys IN $40 ,t,,
10 was an excellent nrodoctiop and ono yybicb
was practical in the highest degree ia ,cbol,rs
lust markin, ont their G,t,re coreor III ,v,ri.
were ine.tipollo and ,toro No., ,,,,
not progt t,y l,is renorts
Over 700 re.ple ,,oro ,reso,, nj, How. nm 49,
FRIDAY eyeni,, d, ,,i,no., ,,, .,;,,,,.L,~r A.
scbolars r,,,r ,t,.,a,o n, -. -. a. y
or1i,,r,, i.,.;r.,, .o,,,so;,., r. 49, nm
thor too ,,,or, ,,;,i j., -,
inde.crilablo t,o, Tho, c,,,,,.oI S.a..t,,
oll,y ns y, Onto, an ~ NV
coss ~ ,bo I,e.saa. ~ ~ wy SUI
rh,, -. a. -. p'0s' '''''''
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Have you severe wrench or spalnl Have you rheu.
matsn in any form, Have you sta neck or punches
caused BY rheumatic pains If so, Jola'oas Anodyns
Luaen" isa specific remedy and Is also tho best pain
killer IN the world.
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MISS sAwYER's sALvE.

HERE you have salve combining soothing and heal
ing properties with no dangerous Ingredient Arcmedy
At hand for the many pains and aches wounds and brus
cs to which aesh Is heir. Is easily applied than
many other remedies producing bad effect but
always relieving pain, however severe.
Its prepared by Mss Sa,rysr who has used II in her
own extensive treatment Of tho sick for nearly twenty
years with great success.
The principal diseases for which this salye Is recon-
menaed are cAiirns, RAeumafi'D, Pies, Soofla, Oh
to''s, SAT- Rheam, Sprans, Buns Fsr.r Sores, F,ions
Ft"p''' Ery'P'ia' Sore Eyes, Bgbas Itch, Deafness,
boihi Rn9rorm' cons, Bites Of Insects cnoers Tooth.
ache Earlehe Sore Nipples, Bndass sro,n Breasts. heA
Seiif Hsaf TesfsiHg, cAaqpcf Hands saifs cuts Bruises,
Group, craeksd lips and Sores on chiir,n.
II never falls to Rheumatism II properly applied.
Hub 1t on well with the hand three times day In sew.
oral cases 1t has cured palsicd limbs For Pie, it has
been discovered to be remedy Persons that hays
been afflicted for years have been relieved BY few ap
phcatons For Erysipiias II works wonders allaying
The Inflammation and quietng the patient For chspp,d
Hands II produces cure Immediately. Let those with
sai Rheam obtain the salye, and apply II freely and
they VIII lind II invaluable. Is good in cases Of Srof
1'd and TuHor'. Cancers have been cured with IT, Tn
ocst salve ever invented for SoHsn Brea and Sore Mn
PIES No way INJURIOUS but sure to afford relief so,, or
Fedh Eye'-Rub 1t on tho lids gently, once or twice
day Cures deafness by putting in the ears on piec.
OF cotton For FsloRi this is superior to nything
known For Pimpis' this acts like charm. For HUNS
and S'ai', apply the save once and II gives mmcd
ate relief. For Cd Sores, apply once a day.
FoR HoRsEs AND CArrLE.-For Sores or Bruises on
Horses or Cattle this salye is Invaluable and has aston
shng effect In curing scratches on horses This saye
has worked is own way into notoriey and is safe and
sure remedy for all the above ailments.
We, the undersigned have been acquainted with Miss
sawyerior many years. and believe her TO be Christian
lady and skml nurse and having used her salve in
our families, It gives great pleasure in saying II il the
best general medicine we have ever used
Rev t. 7. Cutter John T. Berry,
rev W. o. Holman, WIN. II. Titcomb,
Rev. Joseph kalloch, Mrs Charlie. Snow,
rev 'eorgo Pratt, Mrs Alex. SNOW,
Con. j. P, Clley and wife, Dr. Il. r. Chase and wifi.
Capt. j. Croker and WIFE j. Wakefield and wife,
Capt David Amesand wife, VIM. Beattie and wife,
VIM. Wilson and WIFE Jacob Shaw and wife,
r. H. spear, John S. Case and wife
Alb Rice II. W. Wight and wife,
| Geo. W. klmball, Jr. May W. o. Fuller and wife
| or Of Roeklandl aud wife, Thomas Colson and wife
Joseph farwelli Dea. Henry Ingraham and
| G. Il. Mallar1, wife.
Ephralm Barrett, OIL Conant tpostmaster of
Leander Weeks Rockand) and wife,
Hon NJ A. bnrpec |. X. kimball and wife,
Francis Cobb, william McI.oon.
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.TATE OF VERMONT,

y NANIULPH DISTKIUTr IS
la Probate Court holden at Brookded within and
for said district on the 18th day Of October d. 1871
An Instrument purporting 10 be the last will and tes
lament Of Sarah King late OF Orange said District
deceased being presented to the court by Roswell NJ
bill, the Executor therein named, for probate
IL Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified TO appear at session Of said Court
bo held at tho Probate 0nce In Chelsea on the I6th
day Of November d. ISL and show cause II ANY thew
may have against tho Probate Of said viii sor which
purpos@ u further ordered that copy Of the rscoro
Of this af "hllshed three weeks sucoessiveiv In
the W N' HaN = State Journal printsf ~
Mont lfl ia, 'r.ad III hssrinr
~ CONS *. .1r.gsr. y a..
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NV
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nor SALE OR TO RENT.-The house
IL recently occupied by Rev. VIM Pitz is for sale or
g Isnt possession given Immediately, Inquire Of D,
DEWEY VII
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JOHN u. COUGH.
The price Of season tickets will be s. 90 each.
Single tickets, dity cents. This increase in the
price Of single ticket. seems rendered necessary by
the fact that the splendid array Of talent this year
presented will draw heavily upon the funds Of
the association This, however, wiI operate as
an additional inducomcnt toproeure season tickets
which constitute the principal reliance of the
association.
The Committee confidently expect 90 De able TO
provide for an audience OF eight or nine hundred,
and they cordially invite $50, iar and near to
CONE ANp HEH GouGu
Tickets for sale ut A. l.. Cartons, r. c. phin-
ney's, aud Bibcock d Cutters Bet the ls, or
season ticket. be filled at once
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cli1s. 0ssp. Sioie Hos. CAIN.
81 5$;' .; : s,is e.. i .$s y! y;
Pnlcgs.-B,,f cains- Extra nt and heavy premium
quality 900 a. Isl iblSd nSsity KIN y .es :, %
lOO ms, on total weight Of hide taow and drest bce
a dSw sholeo single pairs, tli5o @ioo0. Bulls, &c
Porting orr $50 a ioog pair, or according to their
value ,,l,. As beet Handy Steers, tU p 81.
Mfef t'ie'-t1 Az extra good So 70 i-i. with on
without calves, as may DO agreed muow aud ordina-
stora.-Ycarilngs, loaoo. two.years old. soomoo,
mreeyears old ~ 0g0 Western steers, choice 5000
dtnW Live weight. Gi0ic per lh. Store CATTLE Tex.
sheep and L1ab'-su60 "a 900, In iots, si51 ast-s,
eNira 20 gots. v 70. on live weight or 5000 a 5000
=, Shoi,' .-Wholeale. ia5ci retail, 5a7r On. Fat
hog 1tali v y. Spring Pig s0iOc " NJ.
It1i s.-t5O.Mil2uO v head
Hie'.-bnghion, "a Az 81. country lots saslc.
follow @ % g. country lots, a Diets v b. Pelts
VIZ WOOL On slss9s lj each country lots dry $50
REuAREs--Tho New ENGLAND cattle arc generally
poorer This year than usual the best animal aro IN hr
uemlnH Whle slim one. are sold with little trouble
what meat there is on their bones. b. Dow .ok New
'hpnro oxen 70 dress ioo0 lts, At go ofe0 lbs at
70 ~ olc 10 young cattle and dry &c. aud slim
oncs 40 3lc ON dressed weight Brown Bros sold two
Tour ycnod steers Tor sur so ono coarse 90 dolars
% 0a, small cattle at ilc, u 3D. Bemis sold 3 oxcn
100 lh. 90 1lc lro wcgli and Ton extra oxen ono ai
dressed Most Of Che western steers cro .old atf no. m
&c live.
Win large stock Of live sheep on hand tho butcher.
nave had ~ operate on market filled with dressed mutt
ton from Mauo and elsewhere with results decdediy
against their interest that this morning they asked
ol large discount from last weeks prices There were
many slim lots 90 market aud on such tho xpectat Ios
81 owners arc sadly disappointed. one drovor whose
Judgment H seldom far from the true value Of stock lo.es
over half dollar per head on carload he bo9,bt nj
anohordrovcr Another drovor was offered twsntyive
cents per head ON hs way than they were sold fr
here Sheep ana lamb, at SECS Cos at lo 2slofl6 ill.,
al N'. Extra lois ~ and Gle.
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Meteorological 0hsnrrnilous
by cnARLEs S. PAINE.

For the month Of October, 1871, taken IN Ran
dolph, w., for he Smithsonian institute.
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A UCTlON BILLS-Printed at the
JOURNAL OFFICK
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citizens Lecture Course.
JonNB COUGH

The new course will open on the evening Of
FRmAy, Nov 9th, with Temperance Lecture
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IT ARP ER'S MAG AZIN
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Thcre are few Intelligent American families 10 which
HAnrENs MAGAZINE would not be appreciated and
highly welcome guest There Is no monthly Magazine
an Intelligent reading family less afford to be- with
out Many Magazines are accumulated uARrEH's O.
edited There snota Magazine that is printed which
shows more Intelligent pains expended It's articles
ana ITS mechanical execution. There j. not cheapa1
Magazine published. There Is not confessodly NOR,
popular Magazine IN tho world.--Nec Enyiana Homs.
stead.
A repository Of biography aud history literature
science, and art, unequnled by any other American
publication. SO The volumes are valuable as mere
work Of reference as any cycopnlia We can place In
our libraries. HAnrEns MAGAZINE j. record Of travel
every where since the hour OF is establishment Liy
ingstone and Gordon Cumming In Africa Strain among
the Andes aud Ross Brown Ia the East speko on thC
Nile and Macgregor ON the Jordanindecd, all recent
travellers Of note have their most important dis
c0yeres reproduced in these papers Most Of our youn
ger aud many OF our older writer's find here their liter
AIRY biography. Our artists tho best evidences Of
their genius and the most enduring specimens of tho
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It d Of the wonders OF iourualsn-thc editorial
management of II inpERs.--fhe Nation. n. y.