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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-27

H,pwioK. The first meeting Of the IanoIle
Valley Medical Society was held at Drenan =
Hotel, lardwick, Wednesday the 18th This
meeting was designed as preliminary to pro-
vide for permanent organization. Drs. Cory Of
Craftsbury, Caderwood and Ilanes Of Greensboro,
Weeks Of Walden. Hyde Of T. lIardwick, and
Wells and Ward Of this village, were present and
participated in its deliberations. W. A. Weeks
was elected Chairman, and d. +. Wells Secre-
ary. Papers upon various medical subjects were
read By each of the gentlemen present. Wells Of
Hardwick, Fariman Of Wolcott and Hall Of Nor.
risyie, were appointeda committee 10 draft con-
stitution and bylaws and report the same to the
next regular meeting Of the society It was voted
to hold the next meeting at Wolcott, July 10,
ls72, provided satisfactory arrangements, and COZ
operation Of the medical fraternity down the
river, could be effected This was left to Dr..
Wells Of Hardwck to arrange.
The snow blockade Of the p. & 0. r. r. still
continues No trains have passed over the en-
tire route from St. Johnsbury to Hardwck, since
Friday morning, the 18th. The mails and express
matter have been transported once during this
time By horse power. There is no probability Of
the line being cleared before Tuesday, (96th), if
favorable weather prevails.
-" We are paying only ten dollars day for
railroad privileges" has become stereotyped
expression, often heard on the street. not derived
perhaps from any general regre; that the town
burdcned itself with debt to aid the construction
Of the railroad OF from any lack Of effort on the
r,er4 az tho Cofnpanv "a Lapu tho road clear "a ma
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join " STEWART
By The G0rcrnOr
JANIS NJ. SLDT, JR,
Secy Of CirH and Military AGaus

Ma. Parsons LEcrURE-We Look for foil
attendance upon the last lecture Of the Cit-
Gems Course, which will he delivered Tomorrow
Thursday evening, by lloy WILLIAM PARsoNs.
No lecturer ever made a better impression here
than Mr. Parsons, on the occasion Of his previous
lecture, and we are sure that only those who
stay away, will miss a rare treat.
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TWENrY-ElGnT YEARS. PRACTICE

In to treatment Of diseases incident to Females has
placed DR. DOW at tho head OF all physicians making
such practice speciality and enables him n guarantee
speedy and permanent In tho worst cases Of SIP
nrf''ioa and all ohor Men'inal DaDgsmsrn from
tAairsr oau's All leters for advice must contain g..
omco No. ESpicorr STREET, DosroS.
~. B.-Board furnished 10 those desiring to remain
under treatment. Boston, July, iq7i.-s7ly
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NEW ENTERPRlsE.-The people Of St. Adams
are justly jubilsnt over the establishment at that
place Of great rolling mill enterprise, which
will require the investment of $500, GOO or $780,
600. The celebrated arms manufacturers, the
Remingtons, of lion, n. Y, are heavy stock
holders, and $4,000 Of the stock has been sub
scribed in st. Adams. The famous banker, Jay
Cooke, is also interested in it, 1t is in contem-
plation to have the mill completed and running
by the first of next October twill give employ
ment to large number Of men-yariously esti-
mated at from 100 to 500. Governor Smith, who
has had the matter in charge, was offered a stock
subscription of 100000 if the mill could be To-
Gated at Marquette, Mich, but he preferred st.
Adams, and has had no difficulty in raising the
funds
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spalalps'. olae, useful and al''y' ready.

DEAD NES TELL NO TAILS u ihey u'u' HnA'','u''
avainsi the depicting lancet tho drastic purge, and the
esalivans materla medical would arise from
every graveyard The motto Of modern medical science
4" Pfosus aaf ReJpils, NOT ie'boG ana no te.uy
our day so entirely IN harmony with phlanhTopo
logic as Dr. Wailsr's yfgeaiis Ime]E B"e". IN u'''
powerful yet harmless restorative dyspepsia e'iloos
complaints aud all diseases Of the stomach h's .oHe'
and nerves, encounter an irresistible antdo'e l+''
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OF COMPREHENSIVE

The Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
and firm OF SrORRS & JONES. Is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent L. W. Jones viii continue the business
at the old stand TO whom all demands due and pay
firm.
C. W. sTORRs,
l.. W. JONES.
Montpelier, March ~, ls72 ihl6
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HorsE SOLD. The dwelling house Of Widow
Richardson on Elm Street, has been purchased
BY j. o. Livingston, Esq., for $500
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MsssouoI & CLYDE RIVERS RAILRoAp.-At
the adjourned stockholders meeting Of the Mis-
sisquo & Clyde Rivers Railroad, held Mt Newport,
last week, the old Board of Directors was re-
elected. Lucius Robinson, Esq, was reelected
President, and Col. Elkn-, Secretary. BUSH
ness arrangement has been effected with the
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers Railroad Com
pany, and loan OF $3.50 600, secured by First
Mortgage Bonds, agreeaby to previous under
standing This, together with town bonds and
private subscriptions, will enable the Company to
complete the road to Newport.
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hereby appoint FRIDAY THE tlFTU DAY
OF APRIL next, as n day OF Fasting and Prayer,
and earnestly request the people Of the state,
relraining on that day from secular occupations,
b assemble in their respective places Of religious
worship, and unite in humble confession OF our
manifold sins, and in earnest prayer for the spirit
Of sincere repentance, and for forgiveness through
faith in Jesus Christ our Lord
Let US entrcat our Heavenly Father,
That lie may shield US from danger and disaster,
That lie may continue 20 us the blessings OF
health, peace, prosperity and civil and religious
freedom
That lie may avert from as the evils Of intern
perance. RIGHTEOUSNESS, and every form Of social
vice and disorder
That we may be quickencd TO more earnest ei-
fort in the promotion OF education, and every good
work of charity and benoyulence
That we may cherish spirit Of loyal obedience
10 Law, and that we may have a perfect and
abiding faith in Him " from whom cometh every
good and perfect gift
Given under my hand and the seal Of this State,
in the Executive Chamber. this twenty second
day Of March in the OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seyenty-two and Of the In
dependence Of the United States tho ninety
sixth
join " STEWART
By The Gorrnor
JANIS NJ. SADT, JR.,
Soy Of CirH and Military A6aus.
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BARsE.-A meeting was held here on Monday
to see if the sum Of $50 900 could be raised by
subscription in addition to the amount raised by
bonding the town, in aid Of the construction Of
the Montpelier * White River Railroad 1t is
proposed to secure this sum to the subscribers by
a mortgage on that part Of the road between
Barre and Montpelier, and we confess we cannot
see why the security is not ample. $4,000 was
raised on the spot, and the prospect for raising
the full amount is encouraging
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\ Coon CHANcK.-The farm 10 Wolcoit, adycr-
tised in our columns as for sale or to rent, oGers
rare chance--as We happen to know.
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FAsT DAr.-The Governor Proclamation for
Fast Day, Friday April 5th, viii be found in
another column.
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~ has taken place by the dissolution OF the firm OF
Stos Jones makes II absolutely necessary that all
debts due the late firm should be paid without delay
L. W. JONES
March 20. ls52 Hu
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District on the 18th day OF March, A. d. 1879.
James II. Holden guardian OF Jeduthan haskins, late
Of Middlesex la said district and residing In Aus
tn Minnesota makes application to said Court for H.
sell the following described real estate OF his said
ward 10 wit the house lot and buildings u said ward
situated In Middesex representing that the sale there
Of for the purpose Of putting the proceeds Of such sale
Al interest OF investing the same In stocks real estate
would be beneheal 10 said ward.
Nhereupon ills ordered by said Court that said applca
On BIO referred To session thereof 20 be held at the Pro-
bate Office In said Montpelier the sth day Of April,
A. ID. lsl2, for hearing and decision thereon
And u surther ordered that all persons interested DO
notified hereofby publication Of notice Of said ton
and order thereon three weeks successfully Ia the Yer
mont Watehnan and state Journal, printed II Mont
pesler before said time OF hearing that they appear
a said time aud place and, u tAsy see cause object
by the Court. Attest
itla NNA CHASE. Rsgstsr.
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BANK OF DEPOSIT.
4. II A w l. Il Y 4 G o
BAN Frs,

No. ! DEvoSsHlRE, COR STATE Street BosroS
Four PER CENT. INTEREST allowed deposit hc
counts subject to check, drawn any City Bank.
Out-oftown depostors will have their rem,anecs and
collections promptly acknowledged.
We do a General nanting and Commission Business,
negotiate Bonds Stocks Notes and other Securities,
make collections throughout United States and Europe.
A.
DEALERS IN SECURITIES,
we invite inquiries relating to investments and give be-
low the prices Of a few Of the most desirable bonds
burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota -, .o2l
indianapolis Boomi ngton and Western To- 20
Logansport, Charlottesville and S. W, r. 20
Chesapeake and Ohio O., -
Connecticut Valley ~ .9i
New York Oswego ~, rs
L. s. Bonds and other marketable securities allowed
full price IN exchange iis@
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Legal alntione.
HIRAM JONES' ESTATE.

a The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing
ton Comm ssoners 70 receive examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
Hiram Jones, late Of Wstsfed In said District de-
ceased, represented nsolvent and the term Of six
months nom the 10Th day Of March. ls72 being al
lowed by said Court TO the creditors Of said deceased
to exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice. that will attend TO the duties Of APP
pontment at the Office Of H. Carleton In Waltsfed 10
said District the third Thursdays Of April and Sep
TENDER next at ten o'clock In the forenoon each Of
said days.
IRA RICHARDSON, )comm,.slonsr.
HIRAM CARLETON }'o'niniss'ohefs
Ma-I.l.ld Marcl -ll A ID I.Ll -Itl-
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w ANTED.-All parties wanting to get
w into business, send for the CASvAssiSG AGESrs
MANUAL Published monthly, containing the address Of
business Arms throughout the country wanting agents
eipt Of Is cents
H. NJ. WHITE q CO., Publishers, "a Broadway, New
York CITY Also parties having business chances, or
wanting agents please send Us your rcular or ad-
dress. l5ls
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AMrmcAS BElLrs.-Amorica Is Justly proud OF nor
beautiful ladies' hut how many tholr beauty, aud
loe their health and youth becoming prematuroly old
in appearance, by ncseotng to take proper care Of
their teelh There can he excuse for THIS as solo
posr, pronounced by al worthy place between The
sweetest ps can now be had n all civilized countries
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FOR MOTH. PATCHES, FRECKLEs,

IVIN MI II T y INIIIH'' T INNNNI4Tl9f
AND TAN, USE PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE
LOTION The well known reliable and harmless rene
dy for Brown Dissertations of the face. Prepared only
by DR.. 70 C. Perry Dermatologist, az Bond street. New
York. sold by Druggst suoy,ehus. 1879
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All accounts due the late firm MUST he settled the
affairs Of the firm must he closed without delay.
The Subscriber will continue the business Of dealing
In West India Goods Groceries, Provisions Flour, fecd
&c. At the old stand, the old Iangon Flour store"
Main street. GEORGE JACOBS.
Montpelier, W, March &C. 1872. i5I7
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dissolution NOTICE.

~ The Copartnership Of JlcoBs BRorHEes, Mont
pcer, has been dissolved by mutual consent Mr. A. X
Jacobs retiring. All accounts will DO settled ~ the
GEORGE JACOBS,
A. X. JACOBS.
Montpelier March, %, ls72.
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Special alntires.


pERRY's IMPROVED CoMEDoNE AND PIMPLE
RENiEDY.-The skin Medicine Of the Age Is war
ranted to cure FLEsH WORMS PmrLFs, eruptions and
BLorcHED designations Of the face Sold by all Drug
gs1. Depot % Bond st. New York
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one thousand dollars reward Is offered by tho pro-
pretor Of Dr. peroas Golden Medical Discovery Tor
medicine that will equal 10 the cure Of Bronchitis
severe Coughs and the earls stages Of Consumption
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A Coon PLAcE.-Thoso Intending to purchase farni-
ture or paper hangngs Will lrd tho best stock Of those
goods at MeOonald head of State Street that Is kept
In Central Vermont and at flir prices too, i2tf
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Reading alntioes.
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Mas. LUCY A. COOKE, we'll known a. "sLEEpING
LlCfn will be at her residence on Liberty Street,
Montpelier, w. until further notice. l2f
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neut advertisements.

MUST BE SOLD, TO CLOSE AN
ESTATE,
good house with ell and barn. together with ono and
onchalf Of land, pleasantly situated IN Northhcld
Centre Village. Apply 10
s. b. sPALDING, Nortbheld Or,
1910. T. l. SARGENT, Fast Bfookdeld, VI.
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" Niuh 20 % grave that w. new y made
lave %orh wa Son Sa S 9a bs S wea 'a'
The funeral train through ina 1peu $50.
relic Of by-gone daya Wa hos
And bis locks were WlAtehs BE- iaa-ni ,ta
Aud these words cane iiom DID lt e. "a
" gather them 10. gather ''r pr
81 gather thomin ior ruau and ISL.
Year after year Of grief and iovi
I've buildod the houses that lie ground
ln every nook of this burial ground
Mother and daughter, father unl ION.
Come tony solitude one 10y ono,-
But come they stranger, or come thor ku.
gather them In gather them in.
ssAiany are with me, but stIl ln alone
Pm king Of the doai-aud make my tAfoue
on a monument slab OF marble cold
And my sccptre Of rule is the spade hold
Come they from cottage, or come They from hall
Mankind are my suijects-ali, ALL ala
Let them loter ia p.eaiurc, % tolIfully spu-
gather them in gather them in.
II gather thom inland their final rest
L here down here IN TIE e q, DARK ~
Wound mutely DER that solemn plaini
And said 10 my heart, When time d told
mighuer voice than that sections Old
VIII sound Ger the last trump's dreadful due
" gather them ini gather them la D."
And now he, in turn is gathered in.'
In his earlier days Mr.. Bancroft possessed great
physical strength aud muscle, and even up to
fifty years ofage he repeated y bore OF the palm in
wrestling matches and ioot-rnces.
sixty-eight years ago, while residing IN Massa-
chusctts, Mr. b. and his wife united with the
Congregational church, retaining an unbroken
membership until death--his wife having deoeas-
ed six years since That he was sincere Chris
tian none ever doubted who knew him, for his
daily life gave uniform testimony to the genuine
ness Of his profession. Ills Bible was his daily
food, even upon his dying bed, aud be found
great comfor; in the songs Of Iion-which he
always dearly loyed-until the summons came
Artless and trustful as a chiid-hithill to an his
trusts-cheerful under the sorest trials-a peace
maker everywhere-pure in heart and exemplary
in iie-Father Bancroft may well be said to have
lived and died an honest man
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Pills which contain anthony, quinine, and ealonel,
should be avoided, as gripping pains would be
their only result The safest surest aud host pills are
Paisoss Pnrgathe or dnhBilious PWs.
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lR73 THE WORLD.l873.

Anew political era is opening before the country.
The nearo-cyce Of our politics has rounded TO its
conclusion through civil war, social violence, indus
trial disorder and has ended in giving freedom to
four millions OF the negro race. and the ballot to its
adult males 'The old order changeth, yielding place
to new"
The politics Of this will come home to every
mans business and bosom never before being vital
to private prosperity, and the maintenance Of Demo-
cratic Republic
For not only are the manifold cncroachments Of
Federal upon state powers and Of both upon the large
liberty Of American freemen now always to be
PEELED with ccaseless yigance not only is home rule
or local self-government now always to be main
tanned for the best guarantee Of civil liberty and Of
tonal greatness but besides, the victories Of pence
which are to give spendor TO the new political era
must be wen against ovory advantage which even enc
mics Of free Institutions could desire or possess.
A gigantic Debt which the honor Of the country is
pledged to pay, encumbers all our industries with ita
oppressive burden Nevertheless system Of Num-
cipal and state Taxation cruds unequal, and dc
fraud the poor to release the rich Nevertheless
system Of Federal Taxation is such infamous mas
terpece Of ignorance and ncapacity, put to the vile
uses Of monopolists and fayortos and thieves, as
| never anywhere has disgraced modern civilization
since Louis XIV with his methods Of taxation rather
tnAn lts pafalyZeu VI
And along with the Tariff, which prohibits the export
Of our manufactures abridgcs the number Of our in
dustrcs, cuts down the profit upon the exports from
all farms, plantations, and mnes abolishes our
shipping from off the high seas, and hlches IS from
the peoples pockets every time it puts 81 into the u
g. Trcasury-along with this engine Of oppression,
stupidity and fraud goes Currency Of huctuati1g
value az the Of values In every act Of dones
| tic exchange.
Whatever parties may arise fall, whatever their
defeats or riumphs, and whatever their names, TIVE
WORLD now and always will remain the unAinching
champion ofa
LIBERAL PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY,
whereof Freedom defended and defined by Justice Ia
| the poar-star.
As Yehieie Of Neps, THE WORLD will spare no ex-
pense energy to maintain and advance Its place in
tho first rank Of metropolitan Journals Its fresh,
abundant various, and accurate news, comprising the
whole circle Of current intelligence and literature, will
he discussed as becomes Trustworthy Organ Of Opin-
ion with candor with steady devotion to sound pub
lie and private morals with special knowledge orspec-
ial themes and with various and wide-reaching sp-
prohension Of the manifold interests Of men and wo-
men in their homes, their marketplaccs, their work.
shops, and their farms.
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As 4 REPUBLICAN, JOURNAL

The TIMES will be devoted, in the past to an in
telhgent and firm support Of the Republican Party
Its course in reference to the Tammany Ring at 8
time when all the other daily papers in NewYork OBJ
structfd and discouraged its efforts, attest its SINGER
ity in the OF Reform. The TIMES stood alr ne
in demanding Reform from 1869 to the close Of 1871,
and there is sincere and honest proposal for Re
form, in any branch of the Government, which will
not be heartily supported by the TIMES. But it will
not conspire in assisting ambitious politicians DEM
agogues to reach power under false pretensos 1t
will not encourage detection from the Republican
Party, which is still the party Of progress, uriy
and national prosperity.
1t will sustain, with all the force and influence of
its command, the principles and policy which have
rendered that Party 30 justly famous in history
1t will advocate those by which the honor
the peace and the prosperity Of the nation be best
secured and promoted, and will ianty study til,
wants of the people rather than the vii he's Of the poll
tcians.