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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

A MERCHANT PRINcEs PALACE. Mr. a +.
Stewards new white marble residence on Fifth
avenue, New York, is nearly ready for occu-
pancy, and il doubtless the most magnificent
private establishment in the country It covers
an area of ll6 by 90 feet, and is four stories
high. The ornamentation ofthe,exterior is eab-
crate and tasteful and the interior is deserib-
I'd as regal in It's splendor. On the ground
floor is grand entrance hall entered through
superb marble yestbule, a reception room,
paror, breakfast and dining rooms, picture
gallery and music room, all ofspacious dimeu.
sions and elegant design. The floors and walls
Of all the rooms are Of marble, aud the ceilings
are beautifully frescoed. All the apartments
are adorned with splendid mirrors, elaborate
~ carved mantel pieces, and furniture of cost
ly woods or gilt, The chandeliers are all con-
neeted by electric wires, 30 that they can be
lighted or extinguished in moment. The
carpets, of rare beauty have been made to Or
der in Europe. The second floor is reached by
grand staircase of white marble, which was
manufactured in Italy and imported in sections,
On this aoor are the sleeping rooms Of Mr..
Stewart, library and a billiard room, all ele-
ganty fitted up. The third story consists of a
series of beautiful sleeping apartments, and
the fourth is devoted to the use of servants.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

WATERnuRY A brakeman was caught between
two freight cars while Stacking them Monday
morning, in such a manner as to dslocate hip
Joint, and otherwise severely injured him. Docts
james a Faes found it difficult to keep the joint
in place after being set bat finally by use of the
splint which is not usually necessary in such
cases, succeeded 1t Is thought the bone about
the socket is Clipped OF so as to cause the diff
iculty in keeping it in place
Que Of John Rian's barns, which stood some
distance from other buildings and was filed with
hay, was burned last Wednesday night. Insured
with the contents in the Vermont Mutual, for
300 dollars Said to have been some 10 tons of
hay burned with the barn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

THosg VINO WouLD kSow for Themselves tho host
treatment Of diseases relative 10 the generave faculty
in and woman, should procure the valuable medi.
ical works published BY the Peabody Medical Inst
tute," Boston, become famous tho world over. IN
The Science Of Life, Sefpfesoryaton" the causes
and cure Of nervous debility, Impotence 'terly do.,
are discussed In a mastery manner, and the volume
should be road by everybody. Another exceedingly
valuable work published by the Institute sexual
Physiology Of Woman and her Diseases which should
be IN the hands Of every young woman and matron.
Read the Advertisement Of tho Peabody Institute" IN
another column.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

CArAMouSTs ARouSD.-lhe HTdd says As
Mr.. Frank Davis of East Rupert, was searching
the for cows last Tuesday evening, On the noun
tain west of the village, he came suddenly upon
the lair OF large animal, supposed to be a cata-
mount, with several kittens. The animal sprang
upon him, but with the greatest coolness and
courage he closed with it, and gave her several
blows with his fist causing her to release him.
Not having any weapons, he reluctantly left the
field. His left arm was terribly acemted and
his clothing torn in shreds and saturated with
his blood. Measures have been inken for grand
hunt Tor the ierocious animal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13
REwARn

rewaai of Three Hundred Dollars Is hereby Offered
lor the discovery arrest and conviction Of the person
persons who set Gro 20 and burned, caused 20 be sci
Gre 90 aud burned, the Dwelling House Of MAURicI
BoLAVn 10 NorthGed, on or about the 18Th day Of Aug
I.1li 90 Doe paid on the conviction OF the parties.
Also, the same reward s hereby offered, the SAINT
terms. or the burning of SYLVESTER MonfrIs Barn, il
Hoyoury ou the ON OF July, 1871 ...
NDrtuolier Aur auth 1871 -I-4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

ARREST OF CouNrERFFlTER.-O. ;, Marshal
Foster, and Commissioner Smaley returned
Wednesday evening with a counterloter, in pur-
suit of whom they have been for some time.
lie was traced to st. Louis, Missouri, and thence
back to Chicago, where he was arrested. Tie was
lodged in Jail at Burlington to await trial.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

Bg TIYralt m n, Wo'elaoa a JouuaL
Not much ia Mechanics Hall, and nothing
in Floral Department Fruits and vegetables
scarce Moro stock from Chittenden than Gale
donna county thu, far Ex-Governors Page and
llendee, CO.. Geo. A Merrill and other notables
are here The crowd have commenced coming in
early this morning
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

MILITIA ELECTION. The election Of field officers
of the Third Regiment v " NJ, took place at
the Bardwell House, in Rutland, on Thursday.
Sixteen line officers were present of the eighteen
in the regiment. George W Warren was chosen
Lieut. Colonel, and II NJ Bates, Major, without
opposition. Brigadier General Thomas o. Sea-
yer, of Proctorsyilie, presided
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

ST. ALB,Ns BUTTER MARKET. SEPT l2.-The
market was active, and prices unchanged from
last week We quote Common, lsc Fair to
good 20 to 2ac; Prime, s5 to 27c Extra fine,
2sc.
Cheese, to lOc for prime dairy and 10 to liic
for fine factory.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

-lniulgont New Workers are going to give
their boys a bali ground in the upper part Of
Central park.
Tho sherifof New York makes 500 600
year out of the Ludlow street Jail and yet
Is not happy
The Chicago Republican complains that
their river facilities are not appreciated, as
there was not a single suicide in it last week
After two years experiment with pri.
mary elections The republicans Of Washing.
ton county, Ia, have come back TO the caucus
nomination system
"A woman who wa- injured By railway
accident in England few days ago, has re-
covered $3.50 damages from the company,
thc ground Of the verdict being that there
was DO bell cord connecting the car with the
front of the train the presence Of which
could have prevented the accident
-Bccausc a California democrat adyer.
ti.cd to address the citizens Of Jouesvlle and
vicinity, he lost the vote of knowing coun.
tryman, who said that he knew all the places
around there, and man who didn't know
that there wasn't any such place as Vicinity
wa. too ignorant for him to vote for.
The coroner, jury have concluded their
inquest on The victims Of the disaster at Re-.
wore, on the Eastern railroad, and by their
verdict find that the President and directors Of
the railroad are to a certain extent, response.
bic for the loss oflic, but that the direct cause
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13
WASHINGTON COUNTY Court.

Il.
Washington County Court commenced it- scs-
sion ON Tuesday the 18th inst PRAYER offered
By Rev. Dr. llrll.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13
selves. Thus strangely like the beating Of a
lamb ends the growing Of . D. H.
Boston, Sept. 9th, ls1l
The AdirOudacks.
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Srrr- ath. 1871. !

1he AdirOndackS.
C,r GAY, CnAW LAKE, \. lY(
Srrr 9Th, 1871.
N,et,, Ed;jor, Believing that few words
respecting this region might be oil interest "
many Of your readers, and leisure h'orlng, ~ my
only apology for ndting this communication
Camp life has its experiences, incidents, pleas
ures and pains, alike to the old woodsman or the
uninitiatod Generally life is what we make it,
whether upon the farm, in the workshop and
.,ty. or in the deep solitude Of natures widest
Il l9fnain. the forest The latter is the condition
4 bv which your correspondent and several associ-
ltos are surrounded, who have strolled away from
the cares Of business and homes, seeking health
and pleasure Three Of our party might have
been seen leaving Mouiville, w., ut an early
hour on the morning Of Aug Goth, going to wa
terbury by stage, connecting there with 'he
morning, or steamboat tram for Burlington
thence To Platt.burqh y v. by the staunch ler'
nv steamer Ogtcs Amcs, where we arrived tnoon,
IN season for dinner Dinner at Nitheteil hotel
dismissed off, we took smge for Dannemora,
sixteen miles distant. upon the border OF settle
mentN W Of Plattsburgh. Several small aud I'M
important village. occur between these points upon
the Saranac river. chiefly devoted 20 the lumber
ing interests ARG 'u,''' =" ''''' ~,
Cldysyille and L','u''r ''o ''.' ''.''
40 the latter p''oe VT, Du,'on 4',s'c '''' ~
out GO 600 cedar shingles daily, ready for market
or use. AT h'-'nro we 'e"'o '''s ',''''
commence tue long ascent '"'ousu u''''9 'D""
try mostly un'ui''u ''' lron''D'' 'u''''''',,''
owing 10 the extreme poverty of the soil, capable
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only OF growing "hiDe p'r'"'' '"' Pp'''S anu
cherries in the way oi l'u.tl'
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STATE account a" me various processes rom
digging t'e ore TO pa'Ain- Tue lnanui'''urel pro-
quot 'o' inAIN'l' n'o l''''''',u ny ''' ''"''''S.
M,ss '2''e '' i'' "''S a'e OF ''"r'' 'Wl"oyeu
"ul-'ue OIL lne prison i,'n'S' "ne'e o'"',''' can
not Ne sa'e'y use', '"'n as preparing Vu''''a''
"'u' ana 'ie'snl'n4' Inc s'ounus eile'osel ~
''''Aa1'' ''"'l'''' "''u' ~ ''ie i"e Ou''u,
ln's' iol the most lnF'' are sup7'an'iAhy DuH' oi
stone me state own nearly +o'Ooo acres Oh ,ahd'
from which they lefi'e supplies oil charcoal ana
"o3i' i'r use ol the prison ~ the IRON manniac-
ture. Most OF this land IS located over the noun
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13
Legal nntioes.
STATE OF VERMONT,
A LAND GRANT on
Z % 00.000 A @ II

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT So
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, in said District
on tho 29th day 81 August, a; d., ls!l, Rufus Young
Admlnlstrator Of tho estate Of Rowland Roberts aie Of
ration account for examination and allowance aud
makes application for decree Of distribution anu par
tton Of tho estate OF said deceased Rhcrenpon II Is
ordered By said Court that sd account and sald april
catoa he referred 10 session thereof 20 oe nea AZ the
Probate Office in said Nontpeller the 10Th day OF
September A. d. Is7 for hearing and decision thereon
And II Il further ordered that notice hereof he given 10
All porsons Interested by publication OF tho thrss
weeks successfully In the Vermont Matehman aud state
Journal ne,gspapcr published at Montpelier. previous
10 said lime appnted hearing that they may appear
AZ Md time ma place. and show cause II any they inas
have WHY sd account shoud not be allowed and such
decree made, -. 49,.
ssv HxRvRy rILDES, Judgs.
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BGatohman s. Juurual.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

WOODBURY.. MIR j. W. Pierce has raised oats
Of the common variety, this season, which meas.
ure six feet eight inches in hight. How is this
for high2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

SPIRITUAL CoNvFITloN,-r Vermont State
Spiritualst Association are to hold their annual
convention, Tor the election of officers and other
business, at Middlebury, ON Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, sept -, 90 and p
Prof William Denton Of Boston, ho. been
engaged for two days, and will address the con-
yention the 23d and eth
The hest speakers in the state are expected to
be present, and take part in the exercises Board
can be obtained by parties attending the conyen-
ton, at the Addison House, of the best hotel.
in the state, for one dollar and twenty-five cents
per day. All who pay full fare on the Rutland
railroad will be furnished with return check by
the secretary Of the association. Also by the Yer
mont Central road if the number exceeds twenty
five.
\ good lime is expected and cordial invitation
is extended to all 10 attend
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

BRANrnFF. REV. w. d, Hart has closed his
labors with the Congregational church in Brain
tree.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

Curing TIMBER. Timber can be cut now to
the greatest profit as it has just rpcned from the
years growth Whether you want durability,
strength, or freedom from the borcr, cut it now.
Whether Cor fuel or fence, cut itnow 1t is worth
un.pmkably more now for any purpose than it
will be in three months, and for any purpose to
which It may be applied. Now Is the accepted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

InE STATE PRIsoN-lhe new business Of shoe
making, under the new contract, being now in
successful operation at the Prison, and it being
desirable that the people of the State should so
far as practicable, see with their own eyes the
condition of the Prison under the new arrange
ments, the Directors, Superintendent and other
officers, and the contractors invite the citizens of
Vermont TO visit the Prison, especially during the
two weeks of September. 1t is hoped that ar
engagements may be effected with the railroads,
80 that visitors may come from all parts Of the
State at reduced rates.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13
STATE MATTERS.


thursday september 1th instant WIN zen reSh-
men in at morning prayers. Moro arc expected.
The dry house belonging to O. d. Baldwin,
Of Sarksboro, near his saw mill, took fire ON
Friday morning. the 9Th inst. and was burnt To
the ground IL contained 1uant'iyol '"m''r
The st. Alban- b 3 G.. has accepted the chal.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
The Congregational congregation of Bcuninq
ton have voted to build a $4,000 church.
The dwelling house of john Cr,han of Shafts.
bury was totally DESTROYED by fine on Thursday
morning. The furniture WINS mostly saved loss.
$4,000 insured in the Vermont Mutual for 81.
100
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Iiepry rborrso,, l.ol.ro5 , ,.r stamford ,,ti.i
re.plied in Tnckcr's go,ting bic .kni, hr.tcp ID,
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Oh zee ''ec 10 i"'ninon'' ''" ''1' '-'' over
h'nu'e1 p'un'' Oh money
Rev. e. e. Iurcy was installed a- pastor Of thc
Congregational Church in Charlotte on Thurs
day THE c'rem1n'o- were very interesting in
character and We're witnessed Do! large ''li-
ence'
solomon GibbsoI Ne-tdel youn4 MAN about
eighteen year Of age, while saving -hIur.o is-
Gently. had every finger cut from biz ien hand
tRANStS cor>ry.
The ST. Adams Messenger, which ha' a-te
for figures, reck9n- up that butter enough 30
-r.v,,I % goo onQ .Ito.. ..f broad with IoIT am
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

That Sopcr & Lord, Merchant Tailors, Rich
ardsons new Block, State Street, are receiving or
ders every day and hope all in want Of clothing.
will bear in mind that they can fsrnish good
garment at nearly ready made prices.
They viii add fine line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods to their stock Of cloths in few weeks.
Their motto-The latest style, host Of fits, and
OF reasonable rates.
1s-Cutting done 10 order Call early.
~ B-Shtt patterns cut to order
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

LAniEs-MIs. Mary McMahan. Nil. Sarah Warren
Mri John Henncssey, Mrs. Hattie Holden.
GESrLgNEN-nurnett Mathcr, Eusiacho Cote, John
Farnum, Henry Mcrrihed, John Proc, zephirln Roy,
Chester ?. Smith, j. -. Smith, John True. ufulic g.
MiggIna
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

WARRFS-On Tuesday Of last week about 9
O'Clock, p M., the air was filled with some kind of
a fly, which about shutdown ghted On the ground,
she'd their wings-in some cases using their ut-
most efforts to tear them od-aiter which they
burrowed into the ground and disappeared.
They were shaped somewhat Ike a wasp and in
size about medium between O wasp and on ant.
The size of the cloud cannot be definitely ascer-
tanned, but was probably ab1lt half-a-mile in
width, and the same swarm has been heard from
in Waitsfeld. Win the entomoIogi-t- inform us
what kind of a crop will be likely % spring from
this seed next year,
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Personal.
Gcn'l supt. Wash. Co, Ag Society

Mrs. II. Is. Washburn of Woodstock, wife
Of the late Judge Reuben Washburn, aud moth
er Of the late Governor p r. Washbun, died
at ludlow on Friday of last week Her age was
20 years
An exchange from another State says that
Prof Albert d. Hager, State geologis of Missouri,
has been removed, and Prof. Norwood, formerly
geoogist of Illinois, and for some time past as
si-ant geologist in Missouri, is to take tempo
mry charge Of the work of the state survey.
--Paymaster Henry G. Colby. t. S ~, has
been detached from the "Cyane" and ordered to
the independence
DIR. n. G. CLARK, the Foreign Secretary of the
American Board, who has been visiting is mis-
sions in Turkey, is expected to arrive in Boston
to-day in the .rariga, which left Liverpool on the
3lst day of August
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13
Aeu Advertisements.

NOTlCE-The members Of the Farmers
A Mutual Fire Insurance Company are hereby mott
ded and warned "a meet a. the office of said Company
10 Montpelier, the 18th day Of October, 4. D. s,l
at one o'clock In the afternoon to elect Board &c ID.
recors ior the year ensuing, and transact any lthe
legal business
JOSEPH POLAND. secretary.
Montpelier, sept 18th. la-i.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

Remaining in me Montpelier Past OGc,
September IL, 1871.
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Reunion Of the 10th vermont Regiment.

The annual reunion Of the veteran. Of the 10th /.
day last The meeting was quite fully attended,
many being present who bad not attended Tor sey-
erai years.
The following list OF officers wat elected Tor
the ensuing year
Presidont-Col A. b. .Tewett
First Vice prcsident-Capt. A. Il. Valentine
Second Vice president-Capt. $. b. MAYNARD
Secretary Serot W n Chapin. .Ir.
Treasurer Cant. II. ". kingsley.
Executive Communicated. W. W. Henry.
Can't. 4. W Fuller. and Geo. /. Skill
The sumner wa. held al the Van Nc-. House.
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List Of Letters.

spaldins, Glue will mend your way.
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FAru AccmrSr.-A liuIe boy. SON of o see
tion-hand named Fox, was struck by the engine
Of the down train. near the Fair Ground at f.
sex Junction Tuesday The father was going
home and supposed the hoy was following. bat
instead the child turned and ran back across the
track in frontofthe engine. The engineer saw the
child come out Of the tall grass, but too late to
stop the engine Both leg. were taken of and
the child cannot live.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

wArsfELD.-We learn that Hon. CALVIN
FULLERTON died or the night Of the nh instant,
Of congestion Of the heart lie had been %
Montpelier for medical treatment, with good
promise Of favorable result, returning TO hi.
home quite hopeful lie was, however, sudden
ly attacked with the fatal disease. Judge Ful-
lerton formerly resided at Montpelier for time,
but for several years past he hos been am esteem
ed citizen Of WaitsEeld
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-13

NV RAILROAD BrunNG-.-fhe Vermont Cen
trail Railroad Company are now erecting al
White River Junction a round house with STALL
for thirty-three engines and intend to make thi
a more central point than ever before in the oper
alton of the road They are driven to this stel
on account Of the great distance between st. Al
bans and Grouts Corner, their southern termi
nus And as a further and very important step il
the prosperity Of the junction they are nov
clearing away Grover store and other building
preparatory to the erection of a repair shop