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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-13

The golden wedding Of Mr. and Mrs Jason
Stcole of Windsor, was celebrated at that place
few days since Among the large party pres
ent were Hon. Frederick Billings Of Woodstock
Rev. 5. @ Bittenger of IlariIand and Mrs. Ed
garton Of Brooklyn, n y, who attended the
first wedding Of the happy couple, in Randolph,
fifty years before.
Brother Swain, Of the Bellows Falls Times, is
rejoicing in new steam engine for motive power
in hi, Office, Good enough for him.
The Burlington Free Press says John \.
Baxter, Esq, of Rutland, represents Vermont in
the Board Of Commissioners, appointed BY the
President, to arrange for the celebration of the
Centenary Of American Independence in 1876.
The Commissioners are now in session at Phia.
delphia, If there is a taller, finer looking, more
courteous and intelligent gentleman among them
than Mr.. Baxter, we should like to see him.
The death Of Rev Bennett Eaton, formerly
Presiding Elder Of the Burlington district Of the
NJ f. Church. is announced. lie was highly
esteemed minister and a remarkable preacher il
some respects.
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DErn OF RoDNn V. Massive are panied
to learn Of the sudden death Of this gentleman,
which occurred at his home in Brandon on Fri
day last, from injuries inflicted by vicious COW.
He was in the 65th year Of his age.
MIR. Marsh was one Of the carly and earnest
anti-slayery men Of the State, and an active sup
porter, first Of the Liberty party, and suhse-
quently Of the Republican. Though lawyer by
proiession--and we believe accounted good ono
he acquired his largest influence and reputation
when, as representative from the town Of Bran
don, he originated and carried through the legis-
lamre the celebrated Personal Liberty bill and
several Of similar character. lie was also
prominent in the State House controversy
Though not a captivating public speaker, Nj
Marsh was intelligent, industrious and persistent
and made himself power in any cause which he
espoused. \ great reader, deep thinker, an
incorruptible man, a true friend he will be sin
cerely mourned By large circle Of acquaintance.
and friends.
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couru Dosrov, SEPT. ~ 1870.
Mr. SrtyEys4
Dear sir,For fourteen moutlis, have been afflicted
with Kidney Complaint. tharu trgi doctors and many
patent medicines tut found n1 relief My friends per-
suadcd me 10 Try your NEgfriNri aud % has made anew
mau 0f inc. can most eheerfully recommend 10 90 the
ALVIN GLDnEv
ifl broadway.
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PLArNFlELD. The closing Lecture in the course
at plainfeld, was delivered in the Congregational
Church, last Friday evening, by the Rev. DR..
Lord of Montpelier. His subject, pictures from
Italy) when handled by 50 able pen, could not
fail to be interesting and instructive, and, as such,
was highly appreciated by an attentive audience.
1t is hoped that we may again have the pleasure
Of listening to so gifted speaker.
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CABoT.-The registration returns of this town
for the year ending Dee 81, 1871, are as follows;
Marriages 10 births, 81 deaths, ga OF the
births, 10 were males and 9 were females Of the
deaths, S were males and 10 were females Of the
deaths, were OF persons over 10 years Of age, Of
which | was "a years AMI ten months.
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WEST FAIRLEE RAiIRoAD.-The town Of Wash
ington voted on Monday to bond in aid of build
ing the Montpelier and West Farlee Railroad by
a majority Of seyenty-nine votes. So the good
work goes on. The prospects for building the road
never were brighter, nor is friVndsm more hopeful
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~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
Ia Probate Court held Montpelier within aud for
said District on the i2th day Of Marsh, A. d. iS72g
An Instrument puTportlng to be the last viii and
Testament OF Georgo ", farrar lato Of Mlddesex, In
said District deceased, being presented TO the Court by
oscar W. May the executor therein named for probate
II ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified TO appear at session Of said Court TO
be held at the Probate Once In Montpelier the I'd day
of April, A. De- s72, and show cause II any they may
have against the Probate Of said Will for which put
pose It Is further ordered that copy Of the record OF
This order DO published three weeks successfully In the
Vermont Watehman State Journal, printed at Mont
peler, previous TO said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court.-Atte-t,
1915 n A. CHASE. Register.
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Legal Antioes.
STATE OF VERMONT,
GTATE on VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District the l2th day OF March, A. D., 1872.
Al instrument purportng to be the last VIII ana Tee
lament Ut John Ennis, late OF MaTshhed, in said dis
trict, deceased, being presented 10 the Court by
Eliza Ennis the EXccutrX therein named for probate
IL j. ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein DO notified 70 appear at Of said Court to
be held at the Probate Oaco in Montpelier, the I'd
day of April, A. d. 1871 and show cause, If any they
may have, against tho probate OF said will for which
purpose Is further ordered that copy Of tho record OF
This order be published three weeks Excessively In the
Vermont Waterman state Journal, printed at Mont
poiier, previous 20 said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court.-Attust,
1918 n. A. CHASE, Register
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B.RRR.-We regret to learn that Rev. F. S.
Bliss, owing to continued i'll health, feels himself
obliged to discontinue his connection with the
Unyersalist Church at Barre, as Pastor. Mr..
Bliss has been an earnest aud faithful pastor, and
his loss will be much lelt by the society.
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NEwDuRY.-There are over sixty students at
tending Newbury Seminary this spring The
number attending the State Normal School at
Plymouth, n. H., is about one hundred and
flrty
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B-rhe entertainment by PRoF. HARRlNoIoN,
Monday evening, in Magic and Ventril)quism,
gave excellent satisfaction. We can assure him
a full house, whenever he may come this way
again
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A BRAHAM PAGES ESTATE.

4 n Tho subscribers, having been appointed by
tho Honorable Probate Court TOR the District OF Washing
ton Commissioners to receive, examine, and ADJUST all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate OF
Abraham Page, late OF Barre, In said District, do
ceased represented insolvent, and the term OF SIX
months nom tho 9Th day OF March, ls12 being al
lowed by said Court 10 the creditors OF said deceased
To exhibit and prove their respective claims before US
Give notice. that will attend to tho duties Of APP
pontmont AT tho dwelling house OF sarah Ann Page the
third Tuesdays Of April and August next, at O'Clock
10 the afternoon, each OF said days.
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HNITVi T0UT uHIl -71HI ~ y ~
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
la Probate Court held at Montpelier within ami for
said District on the - day OF March, A. u. l'l2.
An instrument, purpOrng to be the last Will and Tes
lament OF Vial A. Bliss late Of Calais in said district
deceased being presented to the Court by Thomas q.
Stevens, the Executor therein named, Tor probate
IL IL ordered by said Court that all concerned
therein be notified 20 appear session OF said Court to
he held at the Probate Onco in Montpelier, the Goth
day Of March, A. d. i-42 aud show cause, II any they
may have, against the probate OF said Will for which
purpose 1t further ordered that copy OF the record Of
this order be published three weeks excessively in the
Vermont Natchman state Journal printed at Mont
pelier, previous 10 said time appointed for hearing
By the CouTt.--Attest,
l1t4 ntpVFV iTIDEN Iud~a
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OF VERMONT,



In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and tor
said District on the 2lth day Of February A. D. 1915
An instrument, puTpOrtng TO be the last will and tes
lament OF Roger q. buckley late Of MoretoWn, said
district deceased being presented 70 the court BY George
and Charles Bulkeley, the Executors therein named,
for probate
Ii is ordered BY said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear AZ session Of said Court to
be held at tho Probate Office In Montpelier the eth
day Of March, A. D. lsIe and show cause, II any they
may have against tho Probate Of said VIII for which
Of this order be published three weeks sucoessvcly Ia
the Vermont Natchnan and State Journal, printed at
Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hearing
by the COurt-Attest,
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heut l&dtertisem
HAVE BEEN TO SOUTH AMERICA,
To all parts Of the South and West SuE
iering pain beyond description.
ONLY FINDS RELIEF IN
v T. G r. + / " f



II. r. stEyEys, ESQ.
Deu sv,-Probably no case Of kidney Complaint has
ever come under your observation where this painful
disease had more suhhomy refused TO yield % Che I'M
huuuce 0i ao many different remedies AS my own.
have suffered pain moro than can describe through
my back hips ana limbs together with great difficulty
300 passing the urine, which very often aud 600 small
quantities. For twenty years have lcon "a great suf-
iUrcf With this complaint. have tried all Of The RENE
dies rc commended which came within my reach have
tccn io south America, 90 all part 90 The South and
West, % seo Do change of climate would help me I
have expended thou uds of dol 90 obtain relief si
my only reply could he 40 better.
About car ago wis advised by friends 10 iry the
NEGEtiNE they having taken 70 themselves ana been
cured. without much mlth consented 30 try it, and
can truly ny thit received great benefit from the
Nfat bottle began 90 rest hotter ghts and was not
obliged 20 urinatc s0 0ncn with much leas pain. After
hkug thrcc or Tour bottles was uut -ud t0 get up
aut once or twice during the nights md the pain To
back and limos growing lees from dny 20 day. I
hayo taken DO ail twelve hoen bottles aud TO-
dny am aho 90 attend t0 active husncst as ans man.
Who appreciate The blessing OF good health more
Than ONE who has suffered mr twenty yeir u have
DE- t pot my duty nov have found roieiI tl make This
nct knuwn' The NreUINh has done more Cor me than
ever dared GO hope ur expect from any medicines and
believe me, dear slr $50 happy at all Times to speak in
It lhfor
lam &c. ysry gratefully yours,
NfuAS u. OSBORN,
IIrN
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BuTTER MAREEr.-At st. Adams, yesterday
the market was dull Fall made, 81 TO 96e
Winter diaries, % to 2ici Extra Winter made,
s6e. No cheese in market, The best grades arc
worth 10 to l7Ic.
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[, 5 Dsrmc CouRI The famous ease Of
Shepard Knapp and George Briggs rs the Troy
and Boston X. K. Co., was decided in this Court,
at Burlington on Monday in favor Of tue defend
ants BY this decision Mr.. 7. w Park Of
Bennington, who is really the party in interest,
is defeated The case has been appealed to the
Supreme Court Of the United States
The criminal calendar was taken up, and the
following cases disposed OF
Henry NJ. Wells, United States revenue Off.
Ger, stationed at Montreal Canada, indicted for
the crime of smuggling, was first arragned.
lie pleaded guilty to the crime, and under the
facts in the case, briefly stated by his counsel,
Hon. Daniel Roberts, the substance Of the same
being that Wells had accepted brides from certain
parties, to pass trunks, filled with struggled
goods, he was sentenced to imprisonment in the
county Jail of Chittenden county, for one year
from March II, A. d, 1879. United States Dis
trict Attorney b. F. Ffeld, appeared for the gov
eminent
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lam, &c.. ysI, gratefully yours
NtNAS ID. OSBORN,
800 Third Street.
ANOTHER WOULD GIVE A DOLLAR
FOR 4 DOSE.

I"sTIVl Nay . III NJ.
u. 70. sTgvESs Es4.
Dear sr,-i have htCn badly afflicted with Kidney
Complaint Coz ten years. have uefra great pain iu my
back, hips and side, with great difficulty 10 passing
urine, which was 0ron Boo very small quantities, IRE
Qurnty accompanied with blood and excfutiating pain
haye faithfully tried most 90 tho popular romed 'es
recommended for my complaint hive been under the
treatment OF some 90 The most shlful physicians In
BOTTOM all Of whom pronounced my ease inourahle.
This my cond ton when was advised ny friend 10
cry thc NEGETiyE, aud could the good Effects from
the nrst dose took, AMI from that moment Kept ON
Improving until was entirely cured taking in all, !
ah0ull think about SIX bottles.
n r. indcod valuable medicine, and II should be
afflicted again in the same way would give dollar for
n dose 10 I could not set 10 without.
Repeatedly,
d. 81. Cur,
BOD Third Sta South Boston.
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ES-Joseph Mazzini, the Italian patriot i
dead.
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A GENTs mo pnsclL LiFE of

A GENTS -! The PHrsrn uFEY
"A w D NJ A n
stu outsells any book 10 the markot Il thoroughly
established as the only fsPgtlbe work tho delicate
subject Of which IL troati
hEARLY READY new hook from the pen Of do
LEWIS, Americas must p7pala ieciaru and uriW On
HEIiIU.
Tho worldwide reputation OF the author, and the
large sale OF all his previous works, cannot fail 10
cnre an immense deuaud for this his hissf and bsx.
GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher,
lAi1 ScAoN street, RosioH.
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PLEAsAN1 Afr,R.--Ata levee Of the Palestine
Commandary Of Ma,ons, at s.. Johnsiury asst
week, the Eminent Commander, Sir j L. Per-
kins, presented the Commandary witha beautiful
silk banner, designed By him and painted by Mr.
Abner Crossman ofthis village. Mr. Perkins was
subsequently presented with an elegant, heavy
hunter.cnsed gold watch on behalf Of the Com
mandary. Both affairs were very pleasant, and
were spiced with neat speeches from both donors
and recipients.
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SIXTEEN YgAHs OF succrss In ls-c the now famous
MUSTANG LlNlMEST irsi made known 10 the public
by an extensive So stem Of advertising From that time
to the present. the demand or IL hts boon stedaiy I'M
creas Is until II has taken the lead OF au cmuTocatons
lotions ontments, and other external roneaes import
cd or domestic ever introduced Into he American
kot Ia the most celehmtei racing and trotuns
stables 20 the esablshm OF stage and cty com-
panies n The stables Of pruita gentlemen, t he only
recognizes ior sdsh diseases Of tho horae require
outward treatment Nlris 10 less valuable as local
application for some Of the most distressing complaints
to which Is subject, Rheumatism, Stiffness Of the
olnts neural a throat juniors ,oaraohe, tooth
ache yiold to It's paln-suhduing councrrrant proper.
ties ami burns scads and cuts are he led with ncrod
bio fanidlty under rs operation.
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y. E. military ANp NAVAL BURrAu Oh MicRA-
rioS.-The following are the officers Of tbi, Bu-
reau for the year ensuing
President, George II Johnston, Boston.
Vice Pres Is, Gen. IL. NJ Pastod, Bangor, Ne.
Col. II. o. Kent, Lancaster, ~ II.
Col. f. NJ Brown, Montpelier, Vt,
Gen. c. Z. Bmyton, Providence RI
Maj G. B. Dudley, New Haven, Ct.
Reference for Vermont, Gen. Stephen Thomas.
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Coon FOR TnA The Woodstock Railroad
seems assured at last At an adjourned meeting
on saturday, the remaining s. II GOO was raised,
making up the SIS 600 necessary to secure the
offer Of the Vermont Central and Northern roads
to finish, equip and run the Woodstock branch.
We can but congratulate the people Of that good
old town in thus securing the proper means Of
communication with the rest OF the world. No
bly, have they earned their success-as did the
people Of the Lomoille yaicy-and heartily do
we rejoice with them.
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Rosa D'EmNA.--lhc concert on Saturday
evening contrary T. our oSpacmtions--did not
attract large crowd though it included many
OF our most cultivated people.
Notwithstanding the highly alticring notices
which Mdlle D'EHua ha5 received from the lead
ing Western and Canadian papers, We confess we
were somewhat disappointed iu the concert Not
but what She has a remarkably fine ylcc--lor She
has--and is beside an excellent pilnist, but we
distrust the ability Of any one, alone, to thor
Oughly please an audience for two hours and a
half; nor do we believe it possible Tor So young
an arnae to excel in So many different accom-
plishmcnts. Then too great deal Of che good
effect Of her really fine performances was married
BY what she denominates her descriptive read
ings, but which are really descriptive only Of
some personal incident, which bias occurred 10
her at some foreign COURT and about which her
audience care absolutely nothing Il might have
been the comparatively slim house, OF the ydent
want Of sympathy between tie audience and her
self, but something did not 60 right, and we inn
agine mossoi her bearers were disappointed.
Still she is By no means deficient in real merit,
both as a singer and 90 instrumental musician
and under other and more favorable auspices
would doubtless succeed in pleasing Montpelier
audience. We hope She will try it, at all events.
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HEARTILY RECOMMENDS.


sourn Dosroy, Fob. % 1870.
Ma STEVENS
Dear sr,-I have taken several hotties Of your VICE
riSE and Gm convinced 10 is a valuable remedy for
bypcpfiai kiiafB Complaint, mi gsncIm dsbniy Of me
fustgH.
can heartily recommend IL 90 al suffering from the
above complaints.
Your. respectfully,
MHs MuSnoE PARKER
3sd Athens st.
Diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder, &c. are always I'M
pleasant and times they become the most distrcssn
and dangerous diseases thnt affect the human stem.
Most diseases Of the Kidney arise from impurities 10 the
blood, causing humoIs which settle these parts. VIC
rrsE eXccls any known remedy iu The whole world for
cleansing and Purifying tao biooi thereby eau ing a
h.althy action To all the organs Of the body
NEGgrIsE Is sold by an Druggists 1910
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HHOSE who have not settled their Janu-
Il airy bills viii favor me by paying them before
Mach 10TH have heavy bills 90 meet, and must have
the money. Accounts due before January lst 1872 will
be- len with an attorney for collection.
c. r. FULLERTON.
Montpelier Feb. 90, ts71.-ltl1
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CpALDlNG's cEpnALIo PILLS.

Cure disorders Of Liver aud Stomach, Headache Dyt
Pepsla, sc. Sold everywhere at 20 cents, l2isi
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TEMPERANCE ADDRESS The third Of the series
of d" Union Temperance Meetings will be held
at Trinity Chapel Hall, Wednesday evening
March Goth A lecture will be delivered By Rev.
W. II. H. MuRRAY, Of Park Street Church. Bos-
ton Ills first lecture in Boston, on the " Phi
losophy Of the Temperance Reform, is noted for
the remarkable commentator with which IL was
received Il is matter Of notoricty that rarely,
il ever, was 30 much reputation won, in Boston
By a single effort The address was printed in
full in FIVE city journals published in pamphlet
form by the two leading temperance organizations
of Massachusetts,, and reprinted in nearly a score
Of the prominent journals Of New England. Thi.
was before Mr. Murray present reputation had
come 10 him to com i1l instant attention 10
whatever he might shy Tie triumph therefore,
was won solely on the merits OF TIE lecture it,
self lie is, without doubt, one OF the clearest,
most accurate aud eloquent speakers of our time,
on the causes and object Of the temperance re-
form.
We learn, also, that there will be a temper
ancc meeting on Friday evening in the vestry Of
the Church Of the Messiah, at which an address
will be delivered by Rev q y. GazFR, Of this
VILLAGE.
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rrRkINs N nousR,s
patent Motalllc. Keresene. or coal OIL

Patent Metallic, Kerosene, or Coal Oil
q A Il II T Y l. A NJ Z s.
These Lamps are adapted for all uses Public Of
private and constructed such scieHiNc principle
nat thy cannot Dc frpodtdhg The Of ne ieR4faaa
be OILS, BY anything short Of Nio-Giycrrne or Gun
poinier Over 1O,O0O sodi not them has ever OK
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Watohman Sc Journal,
~~-~-~~~~~-~-~~->-
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1872.
The "Brst Wine"

The last lecture but ono Of The Winters course
will be given on THURSDAY Tomorrow evening,
the 18th inst, by
Wendell Phillips.
Subjec,-EuRorE For the purpose VI accom-
modating all, from far and near, who desire to
hear one who stands by common consent among
tina first orators of the world Trinity Chapel
has been kindly offered for the occasion. Surely,
not word need be said to induce our people to
improve an opportunity so rare. Tickets for
sale at Cartons, Phinncy's, md Buhcock & Cut
ler's
Nor should the kindness Of our Methodist
friends be forgotten or unappreciated, whereby
lacking decent public hall, hundreds Of our
people are enabled " hear such men as GorGn
and PmfLLIrs
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4 GENTS wanted for the nmour SIDE or
a NEW YoHK, Library Of Information pertaining
10 lts Institutions and Objects Of Interest See that the
hook you get is by NCv.J. Y. Richmond, years q City
Missionary. work worth having, aud not Sensation
book pa Engraving. Agents sell 40 day.
1915 4. u. TREAT Publisher, sos Broadway, N, Y
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SYLyEsTER HENRY's ESTATE.

~ Tho subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court Tor the District Of Washington,
Commissioners, to receive examine, and adjust all
hyvs ster Henry late OF Waterbury, In said district do
ceased represented nsoyent ad the term OF ak nonths
said Court 20 the crod tors OF said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give notice
that Will attend 20 tho duties Of appointment az
the dwelling houao ofwidow Laura A. nenry, IN Water
bury IN faii District the 18th days OF March and
June next at ten o'clock, In the orcnoon, GA each Of
said days.
JNO. ID. SMITH, (c..n,..o,.,s
JOEL REMINGTON, ke''A''''"~''s q.
MalnrlurN- EaLruarA 9Th A ID l.Ll--lI-ll