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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

HARDwIcE.-Dr. |. II. Fiske, (hom@pathist) =,
has recently located here for medical practice
Office at the residence of j. H. Shcdd.
A grand excursion over the p. & o. r. r.
from Ilardwiok to st. Johnsbury, occurred Feb
ruary LIST. A large number from Iamoie county
and the western towns Of Caledonia improved
this opportunity. Nearly two hundred persons
took passage Mt this station, and large numbers
were added at the different stations along the line
as the train proceeded. Those who went, say
that st, Johnsbury had company on that day.
--Drenan Brothers held another Ball at Town
Hall, on the eve of the LIST. About fifty couple
attended and participated in its festivities. Town
Band, Give pieces) furnished music for the occa-
sion.
John II. Gle has sold his farm in the west
part of the town, to Barnard Powers for s., 700
Mr.. Gle has bought farm near Mackyille,
known as the Zamon Dutton place, Of Samuel
Scribner for 81, 700,
The heaviest snow storm for several years
commenced yesterday P. NJ, (3d), continuing till
noon to-day, and apparently Terminating. Nearly
eighteen inches of snow has fallen. Present APP
pcaranees promise blow The snow Is now
about two and one-half feet deep, Sleghiug has
been unusually good, and continuous since early
in December The winter thus far has been ex-
cellent for numbering business.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07
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tTsi,gEAsa Erprsssiy f'r Wl'-su1n sflis Jear-ail
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTgN.
For the week ending ruodny February 6. ls,2

AMOUNT OF STOCK A. MARssr
E Es.,s s''s SIS SIS '9 a5 90 5. a%S
PRIcgs.-B,,f caiiie-Eyt-a at ans heays premium
quality $500 70 375t uIrl quality, s7n 10 fl-5 v
l0O rs on total weight of h.a tlllow and irse beet
4 few choice single pain, $3.50 d'ol". Balls, &C.,
Woriiao rtus75 n g. p pair or according 60 their
value as heel. Handy stcer' ;lI ~ SO.
Mich Cou'.-tlJ dt4 extra good, sild $780, with
without calves as may De asreeI iarluu aad 9riiu-
'Sfores.-Yelrlines. s0aop. two-yo,rs old fm@oot
threeyears ola 800 a Or Western steers choice sIlO0
1sp0oo Live weight 7if ic per in. store cattle Tex
sheep and LIHbs-toul "a oQ0i Ia lots. $500 5000 b
extra, a cts ID. on live weight N nose, or {ooodso
Siofe,. Wholesale. Oao,, retail. 5aeo WA Fat
Hogs 5!a %. Spring Pigs edi1c D..
Veai calse'.-S 50o03I4o9 y head.
Hiies-Br -hton g 0l cts; country lots slHQc.
Tallow r. "a .i ca country lots 70 sets p b pcits
with wool ON sl01a ll each country lots dry sl.Ol
$3.50 CalfsAins, l60lsc.
REuARKs.-Thore were '6i cattle over the Northern
roads but a. Of these were Western the actual number
Of Northern 800 or p less than lost week. Thcrc wcrc
1891 Western and 267 from Maine The Western cattle cost
fraction 90 than last week hnt ue beef marhei here
was such that buyers would paw only about last week
prices Ofe0 Western cattle Il wefc sold at SEE per 10.
I'VE 2 AZ 3 q y ~ u al o.,' ~ ~ t.e ~
and very e1tfa at sc, live eight
r. Z, frcnth son sold oxen % Sc % S. oxen at
Sc 81 Skis steers z g one COW and eaf $50. q. o.
ChHmherin sold oxen for lQc and for ZEE. Dressed
and young cattle at to &C. b. Dow sold oxen Ia
dress 900 lbs cac 1T SC steors lhs no &c dressed
There ii1i Northern sheep at Metiofd and Water
town to-day or 1854 more than last week From the
Nest over CsO many good lots were offered The bes
flock counted IS clean trim wctlers and ewes PSI lbs
each fed BY J y. webster agent, IlayerhIl, n. H. a
few were sold at 81; per 10. by A. NJ Bowen who alsy
sold % fine wools y lbs. each at e 0d nearly 20 his
fgT % . ga ia1' "a ~ 2 ~ atlSs ~ law
Brown Rur IA Il s. 81 7sc " 81 IS lbs as IL
Market ios saee p. as quick As iast sses
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

WEST FArRLEE.- At the meeting held for the
organization of the West Fairlee Railroad Com
pany, Jan. 3oth, the following named gentlemen
We're elected directors
stephen Thomas, Alyah Bean, West Farlee /;
5. NJ Gleason, j II. Worthen, Thetford Moses
Spear, Norshire IL. A. White, Washington
John A. Tenney, Corinth
AT town meeting held Jan. 81, the town
voted to bond in aid Of the West Farlee railroad
to the amount of eight times its grand list, be-
ing $l4 100 The vote stood as follows Yeas,
1876 nays, 81 Gorham Bgelow, William Kim
ball and Benjamin Niles were elected commits
sioners to take the names and grand list of those
persons asserting to this vote, as provided by
statute a majority Of the grand list as well as
majority of votes being required to enable the
town to bond
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07
Ro.tnn prodre. Mnrket.

lhl tsnAit rem. I.
Buurr-Tho receipts have been ll9i packages There
continues 70 be steady demand for tie best grades OF
butter and prices this description full sustained.
Common butter remains quiet al recent quotations.
We quote fine New York and Vermont dlirles NJ ga
Bic per 10 g00i diaries ut 3aH3ei medium 23d25c ;
common 6a0e. inferior lial5c; hlkcr.' lOal2e.
CHKEsr-ReCe pts to-day wore o. boxes aud - casks.
Tho market quot. with steady demand 90 iu prices
We quote Ono Sew York and Vormout factory az $50
COMMON .oS PSl eboe.s II Bile. '' '''' '''''''
EGGs-Recept- Do boxes and bills. The market
remains recently reported and the trade confined 10
small lots OF $3.50 per d0z for fresh laii.
BEASs-Recepts 70 bills The mfrketis unchanged,
and prices firm tn all grades yellow eyes scarce,
and would sell 70 a limited extent 90 high figures
We quote a' iil 'd3 per bush nr choice hand picked
$50 for common Pea beans E. ,6a-- ior choice me.
diums, and ~ for yellow eyes
PoULrRY -Taere Is very good trade to-day, AMI the
We quote choice northern Turkey. at l6alsc, choice
Western l5diic choice Northern Chickens at l5@lcct
choice Western 4Hl1c: 70" and chickens at loai2e.
NRGErARLEslhere is a moderate demand for Potatoes,
aud sales made at the railroads at 5jAdOc per bush
for Northern and Eastern stock Onions continue dull
FRurr-Apples are firm, with a fiir demand at i50a
so1 per bill i0r Now York, and 5l0i01 for good lots
OF Western
We quote 40 slai per ton for the best Vermont and
Canada hay, sb0l9 for inferior do slia3i for West
err Timothy, and So for waio New York Straw
FIouh~The receipts have been sli bbs. Holders of
all reliable brands Of playground flour are firm, and
day trade Is limited and buyers purchase only for pres
ent use.
We quote snpcrs at S5eoa6 l5 per hh common extras
at 81 5Oa1 per hhl choice spring wheat extras noud-
ing Minnesota brands, at sill-, -, per bhl. with few
fancy brands selling at higher figure Michigan and
Indiana white wheat brands {: 1ja 10 choice II Louis
and southern Illinois brands il15Al001 per bbl, with
some fancy brands selling nt higher figure
CORN-Receips 1000 bush. The market to-day APP
pears to be quiet with change Ia prices and quote
at 73a7lc per bush for mizad and yellow the latter
price for No yellow at East Boston.
OArs-Reoepts il2l bush. The market remains with
out Improvement ard 5506Oo will cover all sales which
arc Ii ght and DO small. quantities.
snOars-Rocops 100 bush. There Be- change TO
note and the market Is quiet at sJ0D3l per ton for
Shorts, Feed aud Middlings.
pRovIsIoNs-phe market remains rs last reported and
while there good degree Of Grmuess among holders
there u not much activity 10 notice. Dressed hogs are
not selling quite readily and sales are made at Go.
We quote ohhnl prices Of the Wholesale trade as fol
lows .-Coar Pork Western and city packed, SIC 5O4lI 70
per bhl Mes do at SO 0O0nno extra prime si2 5Oal3
lard,-steam and Kettle stQl0lo per le llams-City
Beef-iamily plates at slGDl6iOi extra mess 3liD0d
1905 mess DO 0ll per bill
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07
CURE FOR
IL Il NJ A l. Il w Il A X n ESS

The Proprietor Of this valuable Medicine, while suffer
Ing from loss Of health some twenty years ago, received
Indian recipe from which she prepared some for her
own use, which resulted In Many OF her friends
have used i with equally gratifying success, and have
urged her TO Introduce Il the public She has consented
for the relief Of suffering humanity, to do s0 and eo
confident Will prove Of the richest blessings to her
sex. This Is an internal remodyentirely vegetable
genial 70 nature supporters not used under any
Consideration nor the application Of Caustlc, II viii
eradicate all umOrs, which Is cause In many cases
Of great suffering. Its renOyating objects extraorlln
ary uih0u change IN Diet, hundreds will testify
Three bottles will convince the most Ak0pucal Of It's
prising properties Its effects wonderiu In the Re-
lief ndCure Of the following diseases frolapsus uter
Nervous Debility Weakness OF ua Back and Limbs,
Dyspepsia, papaton Of Heart depression Of Spirits,
Irregularities Change Of Life, Whites, Dropsieal Anec-
lions, Blousness, Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Ac.
Prepared and sold by Mas LINUS BELCnER, Ran
dolph Mass send for c1caar. Sold by all Druggists,
at 81 90 per bottle Osill
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07
"The Allen Papers,"

The celebrated " Allen papers az they arc
called that were taken from the State TO London
several years ago, for the British Museum, have
been reganed by Col. Hawkins Of New York, a
native Vcrmonter, and he now offers them to the
State fJr $1,000. In order to secure them to the
State, which ought to come into possession Of
these valuable documents and manuscripts per
tanning to lis carly history, Col. Hawkins will
be ono of four to contribute $500 each. Gov
Smith and F Billings, Esq., also consent to adj
vance each an equal amount, and it is earnestly
desired that some other able and patriotic citizen
will consent to fill The fourth place. Who viii DO
lie?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

PLASriEIp.-Thc lecture at this place last
Friday evening, on the early history Of plainlell,
by DR.. D. b. Smith, was largely attended 1t
was written in his peculiar style and fully met the
expectations Of his friends The lecture showed
great research, and that much time must have
been taken to make it 50 accurate and interesting
It was a most valuable history Of the town, and
nbounded in pleasing "reminiscences Of the early
settlers bis audience were highly delighted with
it. lie was compelled to cut the lecture short for
want of time. The audience urged him to make
it more complete and have it published in book
form, assuring him they would purchase copies
enough 70 pay the expenses Of printing and bind
ing.
The next lecture Of the course will be delivered
by VIM A. Biyoe, Esq. Of Barre subject,
" Earth's Battle Fields"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

VERMONT HHroMcAL SoclErY This Society
held a special meeting At St. Adams on the 9Th
inst, There was a large attendance, and large
number Of new members were elected Hon.
Charles Reed, r. 5. Taft, Esq. Of Burlington,
and Henry Clark, ESD, Of Rutland, were appoint
ed a Committee to make arrangements for "ield
day at Tcondcroga, in the coming summer.
Papers were read By Henry Hall, Esq, on " In
dian Footprints and the " Battle Of Hubbard
ton by DR.. Bailey on the Rev Reuben Gar
lick, NJ. D., Of fragrant memory BY r. :.
rowle, Esq, on the " Fcnian Raid" by Pres.
Buckham on the " History Of History" by
Henry Clark, Esq. on DR.. Beman Of Troy By
L, l., butcher on the late Geo. F. lloughton
1t was a very pleasant and successful meeting,
and doubtless will increase the public interest in
the work and welfare Of the Society.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07
STATE OF VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, In said Dis
trict, ON the I'd day Of February, A. u. 1872.
G. ". II. Dwinel Administrator Of the estate Of Wal.
Ter Little, late OF East Montpelier, Ia said district do
ton and allowance.
NhereupQn, It Is ordered by said Court that said
count DO referred To session thereof TO be held at the
Probate Office In aid Montpelier, the 21d day Feb
ruafy, A. ID. 1872, for hearing and decision thereon.
And Il j. further ordered that notice hereof be given
10 all person Interested BY publication Of the three
weeks successively In the Vermont Waterman & State
Journal, newspaper publs at Montpelier previous
TO said time appontodior hearing that they may appear
at said tune and place. and show cause II any they may
have, why said account should not be allowed.
by the COurt.-Attest,
oslo HARVEY TILDTN Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

WHAT IS VKGETNEi-lt is a compound extracted ffom
blrks, roots and herbs 1t s Natures Remedy It Is
perfectly harmless from any bad effect upon the ~ stem
II is nourlshing and strengthening II acts directly
upon the blood Itquets the system. II gives
you good, sweet sleep at night It lisa great panacea
for aged fathers and mothers for II gives them
strength quiets their nerves, and gives them Natures
sveet sleep-as has been proved by many aged per-
SON. II Is the great Blood Purifier. tits soothing
remedy for our children. 1t has relieved and cured
thousands. It's very pleasant to take evory child
likes IT, It relieves and all diseases originating
from Impure blood. Try the vEGErSR. Give 1t hir
trial for your complaints then you will say to your
friend neiglbor and acquaintance, "Try It, II has
cured me-"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

WuTE RIVER VALLEY FIR.-The Directors Of
the White River Agricultural Society have voted
to offer the sum of one hundred and ten dollars
for public exhibition and trial Of Moving ma
chimes, Tedders and Horse Rakes, at some suita-
Die place within or near the park in Bethel, on
Wednesday and Thursday, the 81 and lth days
of July next. Entries to be made to the Secre-
tary on sr before the first day of June next. They
have also increased the amount and scope Of the
Premium List for the next Fair, which is to be
held at Bethel on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, the l7th, 18Th, and 18th days Of Sept.
next
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

DEAD on DriSG.-Whore the hair s unnaturaly dry D..
you may DO sure that 1t lie dying and unless artlacay
yltalizod II will be dead leaves In November
Feed the wherng abers and stimulate the torpid scalp
with LfoS's kATnARIoS, and the evil, which must
otherwise soon eliminate In badness will DO speedily
romeded II Is absolutely necessary for the health OF
the brain that be kept moderately moist with prep.
aratlon capable Of nourshng and invigoratng H. LY-
oss kArnAnoS fulalls these conditions and is the only
article that actually puts ne into me capillary lube,
through which the natural nourishment has ceased 10
pass, This pure and harmless vegetable preparation is
absorbed by the skin Of the head to tho roots Of the hair
and passes into tho haments BY the force Of capillary
attraction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

Noa1nfHLD-The winter term Of the North
field Graded and High School closes Friday Of
this week. Examinations in all the departments
On Thursday and Friday, and on Friday evening,
the popular instructor and lecturer, Prof " r.
Shipman Of Tufts College, will speak to our cit
liens at ll1we's Hall, commcncingat att p. NJ, and
all are invited to come and hear him. Tho upper
department Of this school commences its spring
term Feb 26sh, 70 continue eleven weeks, under
the old board Of instructors will be seen by re-
ferring 10 the advertisement in this issue This
school has already taken an cnyiable position
among the best in orr State
We understand it is Contemplated for all
hands to make the new landlord visit Wctnes-
day evening Of this week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

In BARR, Jan. % AnRAHAM PAGE, Esq aged n years
In stowe, Jan. ~, Mrs. MATILDA NEWTON, wife Of
Harry Newton, aged 60 year, months aud ~ days.
In Burlington, Kansas, Jan, ~, Mrs. llrLrsi wie q
Capt 6eorge H. Carpenter, formerly OF waterbury, W.
In harshaeld, jan q, Mr.. r. NJ. CLAIR aged g.
years and 10 months.
In stowe, Jan. &c, Mr. llaAn sIo1KwELLi aged y yrs
In stowe Jan. 20, Mrs. NOAH RAYMOND aged 81 years
In Hyde Park Dee. 20, CARglE t. daughter Of Luea'
and Mary q. Dutton, aged 10 years,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

Old PnrJuDicES ARE DYING OUT. New faets are XII
ling them. The idea that invads weakened by dlsssa
can be relieved by prostrating them with desiru,ea
drugs longer entertained except by mOnomahaa4
Ever since the introduction Of DR. WALkERs V,NEsAR
BrrEHs has been obvious that their regulating and
inygontlng properties allsueient for the cure Of
chronic indigestion, rheumatism, constipation dlarrh@a
nervous affections, and malarous feyers and they arc
now the standard remedy for these complaints in every
section Of the Union.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

DIR. PLusLEY prefers to locate disease by an Exami-
nation Of the patients urine" requiring from two to
four fluid ounces tho first in the morning aior slccping)
IN clear vial, with the patients name and age. How
ever, If any prefer personal examination both,
they have it, as with this, as aid and guide,
claim to DO better than be possible for any ply
seian TO do without IT, who relies wholly the
nal appearances and symptoms Of his patients
- Terms for Medicine within tho means Of all.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07
CTATE OF VERMONT,

u WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, In said District,
the PED day OF January, A. D., ls52 John Il. Eddy,
Executor OF the estate OF Alfred Eddy, late Of
Marshhed In said district deceased presents his admins
tratlon account for examination and allowance, aud
makes application for docTee OF distribution aud par
ttion OF the Of said deceased. Whereupon ID Is
ordered by said Court that said account and said appli
cation be referred session thereof 10 be held at the
Probate 0nce In said Montpelier on the 18th day Of
February A. ID. 1874 for hearing and decision thereon
And Il Is further ordered, that notice hereof DO given TO
all persons interested by publication OF the three
weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman and state
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier, previous
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
said time aud place, and shov Gauss II any they nay
have, why said account should not be allowed and such
decree made.
by the Court.-Attest,
Od.Os- HARVEY TlLDEN, Judge,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

The RUTLAND RAiLRoAD.-Our readers will re-
collect that some time since we published a ru-
NOR that an outstanding Indebtedness Of the Rut-
land milroad, incurred before its lease to the
Central, had been discovered, which had had
tendency to deprociate the market value of its
shares. The following abstract of the annual
meeting Of this corporation will show what We
meant
The annual meeting Of the Rutland railroad
company was held at Rutland on Tuesday, in refer
ence 20 the deficit in the accounts Of the corpora
tion. large number Of stockholders were in
attendance, and more than the ordinary interest
was manifested in the action of the meeting. 1t
may be well 10 premise that recent developments
have shown that the company was more deeply
involved than had been supposed that a wear
previous q lease of the Rutland road together
with all lines under its control, was made to the
Vermont Central road that at the time of the
lease it was believed by the board of directors
that there were on hand a sufficient number OF as
sets TO meet the customary Liabilities Of the road ;
that the directors have recently found that the
road was in debt over a million and quarter dol
lars and that this debt was thrown upon them
by the former trustees OF the road no means of as
certainng the exact Indebtedness Of the company
being in the directors hands, as no statement
had been made by the trustees for seven years.
The questions before the meeting were-the best
method Of paying the debt, and the most expod-
ent manner Of meeting the interest due on the
preferred stock February |, 1t was voted to pay
the dividend in scrip, in order to apply the rental
to the payment Of the debts. The old board of
sdiroctors was reelected, as follows Lawrence
'llarnes, Edwin A. Orchard, John b. Page, James
II Williams, Geo. b. Chase, Peter Butler and
y. N. Skillngs."
A heavy depreciation in the stock bas followed
This meeting, as might have been expected and
no small measure Of blame is heaped on Fix Gov,
Page tor the reason that he had, or ought to have
had, full knowledge of this indebtedness when he
Signed the statement that the assets Of the road
were equal 10 its debts, But this gentleman
asks suspension of Judgment until the official
reports and proceedings of the stockholders
can be made public-which seems reasonable.
These will be looked for with great interest
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07

WEST DANyntE.-lhe depots on the lamoilie
Valley division Of the p q o. X. r. are to be built
alike, according 10 model of the Hudson river
road. The size is 9lp4l, lG feet posted. The
glass is 1926. There is large bay window in
the front Of the passenger depots and four out
side doors, with side lights, len3 80 inch glass.
a broad platform extends entirely around The
passenger depot at this place IS being built By G.
W. Choat and Il. Lane and is nearly ready FOR
the mnsons, but will not be plastered until next
spring. The people have subscribed some COO
or 700 dollars towards building the depots and it
is understood that e W harrington win furnish
the remainder Of the funds. They viii cost some
800,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-07
STATE OF VERMONT,

y WANIIINUTVN UISTNILT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and for
SAID District on the 0th day Of january, A. d., ls72
An instrument purpOrng 10 be the last viii Tos-
lament OF Thomas st. Clair late Of Marsheld in said dis
tIct deceased, being presented 10 the Court by Ma
thnnel j. Cove the Executor therein named probate
10 T. oriercd hy said Court that all persons concerned
herein be notified 70 appear at session Of said Court TO
e held AZ the Probate ONCE in MONTPELIER ON the gUth
lay Of February, A. D. l-T2 and show cause II any they
may have, against the probate Of said will for which
purpose further ordered that copy Of the record of
s order ho published three weeks successvoy In the
Vermont Waterman & State Journal, printed at Mont
poicr, previous 10 said uino appointed for hearing.
BY the COurt.--Attest,
0aO9 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.