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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-03
Personal.

General II. II, Baxter and Hon Frederick
Billings are among the new board of directors OF
the Panama Railway Company.
Judge Isaac f. RedGed, formerly of the Su.
preme Court OF Vermont, is seriously i'll at Aiken,
S. c., and is not expected to live many days.
Prof Peter Collier, Secretary of the $ a,e
Board of Agriculture, has prepared new iertil-
izer, which he calls " Green Mountain Soluble
Phosphates. "
Col. l.. p. Hubbard, who has recently been
appointed judge Of the second Kansas judicial
district is but 30 years Of age, native Of Bridge.
water in this State, and formerly a clerk ut Wood
stock,
We regret to learn that the continued illness
Of IL. c. Horton, Esq, cashier of the National
Bank of Yergonnes, has led him to resign that
position. lie contemplates removing to Shell
burne, we understand.
--Galusan W. Palmer, from the Providence
and Worcester railroad, has been appoine ed SUI
perintendent Of the Passumpsic road lie reached
Lyndon Tuesday night Mr.. Palmer, we learn,
is an experienced and competent railroad man
We are pleased to notice the nomination by
the President, of Henry b, Atherton as Post
Master at Nashua, New Hampshire. Mr.. Ather-
ton was Captain Of Company c. of the 4th YER
mont Regiment and was a gallant and popular
officer.
Says the Boston Globe " The handsomest
clerk 10 Congress is Mr.. Fagg, of Vermont, a
distinguished looking blonde, tall, and symmet-
rcal, whose clear, full voice and manly appear
ance attract the ladies' who frequent Senate gal
leries"
Calvin Ainsworth, ESD, an old and highly
esteemed citizen Of Williamstown, and the Oldest
merchant in Orange county, died on the Goth ult
Of pneumonia lie was for many years the
President Of the Mortified Bank, and held other
business relations of like honir and resp onsi-
bility Ills age was 50.
Hon, Henry Stowell, Of Cambridge, died ut
his residence in that town on W Wednesday,, March
eth, aged "A years. lie was a native Of Mans
field, Connecticut, graduated from Middlebury
College in 1916, and studied law with Hon. Dan
lei Chapman of Middlebury. lie removed "a
Cambridge in 1890, where he was engaged in the
successful practice Of his profession for nearly
half century. lie was member Of the Council
Of Censors in lsis, and delegate to the Balti
more National Republican Convention in 1864
lie held many important trusts in his town, and
was highly esteemed as citizen.
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The Able Liszt Acknowledged by the leading
musicians Of the world As the Grand Master vi
Instrumentation on the Piano Forte has been 80
chary of his commentator Of pianos OF any par
tcular make, that the following testimonial writ
ten by him bears additional weight aside from
the high source from which it cmanates. This
voluntary testimony. from the distinguished
Maestro, is a triumph for America, a triumph
for Boston, and an enduring triumph for Messrs.
Ilallet, Davis q Co., whose patent orchestral
grand and square pianos are all made with the
same fidelity a. 10 recent Improvements purity Of
tone, and superiority of workmanship.
wEmAR, May, 1871.
Translation.
MR FLORENCE ZiEGTELD, Director Of the Chicago
Academy Of Music
NJ Dedr Director The reputation Of the
American pianos was established everywhere by
the extraordinary sensation they created at the
Paris Exhibition Of 1867. Since TINT time sew
cru! OF the leading piano manufacturers in Eu-
rope have found il expedent 10 construct pianos
ui the American kind. The Distinguishing adj
yantages Of the latter-pecular richness Of tone
and extreme sulidity OF construction-were evil
dent to eye and ear in the most admirable instru-
nient manufactured By llallet, Davis q Co, Of
Biston which was tested here yesterday.
1t is highly desirable that the uss and enjoy
ment of these instruments should he nttainable
for European pianists. With distinguished re-
CARDS,
am, yours truly,
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Boston Produce Market.

THURSDAY, March %.
The following are the prices obtained in this market
by commission houses for Produce in good condition
subject to a commission for selling
ArrLEs-Thc market is firm at quotations. and sales
are made Of prime Raldwins at 50 per hhl. We quote
choice lot. at si.25Q555 and common at 81 per hhl.
BEASs-Roceipts SO hills. The market Is very firm
and there occasional sales Of extra lots at light
advance our present quotations We quote choice
Northern hand picked pea heans 81 ildt3i0 per hush
choice hand-pickcd mediums at s!l0a275i choice East
ern handpcked pea beans at $780, common pea beans
at S93a2H per bush.
BurrER- Receipts OH packages and boxes. There
continues 10 he steady trade, and the demand Is not
confuoe 10 any particular grade, but comprises all
qualities We quO'e the irhofslis pTi,ss, r.essf ~
communion houses follows Choice lots Of New Yort
and Vermont butter at s231c per Ms good do at 95G
SOC; medium at 2sa23ei common at l6HlSc, bakers ~
i6Dt2c per H. Johhers selling selections Of strictly
fne huttcr ct 81 piec and good do at 3ia35c per h.
CHFrsE-Rece' pis to-day were Al5 boxes and - casks
from the retail trade for small lots and the stock Is he
ing gradually reduced We quote fine New York snd
Vermont factory - l9@ac per III choice diaries lsia
&c good do ut lTMlslc; common cheese at l5d7c.
CoRS-R Receipts s.lOo hush. There is some Inquiry,
but trade whole slack and the range Of prices
from 75d7Sc for mixed and yellow.
Fees Receipts POI boxes and 6ii hhls. The marke
Is irn, with good demand at 27D2sc per dozen, but
these prices are not likely to continue more than day
FioUR-The receipts have been ms bills There Is
not much doing to-day and prices Of all grades remain
unchanged We quote supers at s5,75aG per hhli com
extras Al S. 0dl 25 choice spring wheat extras In
eludng Minnesota brands 81 2aDa 30 per hhli choice
Michigan and Indiana white wheat brands 81 .G2ns.3
medium ST. Louis fsaa choice do $40 OOai0 rs, with
few fancy brands selling at stil higher price.
lIAY-The receipts continue light, and the market /,
firm FOR all descriptions while Of strictly prime ha,
there Is u scarcity. We quote choice Vermont and
Canada sOa3li inferior do s2iGS New York Straw
s29D9 per ton
Osrs-Receipts soi hush. The market remain
quiet with small sales at 55Goc per bush for dark brown
~ choice white,
POrAroFs--Tle demand Is confined to the present
wants OF hut prices well sustained and
the market Is firm at 65a7Oc per bush Tor Northern and
Ea tern jackson Whites.
PRovisloSs-There is change 10 note in provisions
and the market Us quiet at prices annexed. We quote
OTHERS prices for Clear and extra Clear Pork at sl6 o.
ali On per hhl for and old City and Western
tli 75ai5 Is for new Mess and tl2 5l13 bbl fo
prime and extra prime. Lard Is selling at u
for CITY and Western Smoked Hams selling at i0
6lte per III. Beef-mmily plates are selling at sl6a
| l6 m extra moss at ga; mess nj s3dl2 per hhl.
SHoRrs-Recelpts 40 hush, The market Is dull a.
| sssa3l per ton for Shorts, Feed and hiddlings.
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A&arrtaqes.


10 Cabot March %, at tho VI. y. Parsonage, by Rev
j. w. Bcms, hr PHiNFAs GARsEY, Of Cabot, aud
Mis- SARAH Z. UrLEY, Of Walden.
In Bralntrce March a. by Rev W Stearns Mr. How
Ard +. utLhsRr, Of West Randolph, and Laura l.
Powers, Of BrAntroe.
IN sauk Centre, MINI, February p, Mr.. iaA NJ Can
raSrER and Miss IVA A. WniaHr.
In Roxbnry Mr. CHARLES b. KISG and Mia ALicE
BELoiR, both Of GRANVILLE
In Roxhury. ar. !. W. BiaELow, Of Brantrce, and
Mrs HgNaiEfrA WELLS. OF liardwick
In West Randolph, March &. Mr.. jaws e. HOLMES
and Miss LYDIA ~ FoHn, both Of Randolph.
IN johnson, March co. Mr. ELLrRy J. BARNES oil
johnson, and Miss RpSA BURSHAN, Of Eden.
In westforc, March e. Mr. CLAnrScE y. SPARROW
and Miss SARAH N. burLER, both Of johnson.
In Hydepark, March a. Mr.. SANUFL r. Muller and
Miss AARAH hAaBsa ktse, both 0f Wateryiilc.
II Neuhury, March 20 Nr JANIS MntrH, nf RE
gate. and Miss Ellltqern T. TuNnraY, n Newbpry.
10 qpElt cis ,s.n,ar.. sisseh 2. NJ. n. n. Ro1
Elikf, II Sfllit agd Miss Mari, daughter n j.
Hall, pa, Or Johnon. w.
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FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.


TUESDAY, March %.
In the Senate the tariff bill was debated
throughout the session. The free list in the
Senate bill was adopted as a substitute for an
amendment offered.
In the House the bill authorizing the site for
the depot of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company in Washington came up, and the ques-
ton being regarded as contest between the
Pennsylvania Central and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad companies, the whole day was spent
In filibustering without accomplishing anything
WEDNESDAY, March 81.
In the Senate the bayfield, and ST. Croix Rail
road bill was taken up and tie House amend
ments rejected An adverse report was made
upon the petition Of merchants of Boston and
New York to be refunded certain duties paid on
Russian Hemp. The tariff question was further
discussed.
In the House another day was spent in flibus-
tcring npon the bill providing for site IN Wash
ington for depot for the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Not the slightest progress WINS made
THURSDAY, Mar. %.
In the Senate n committee Of conference on the
hayheld and st. Croix Railroad bill was appoint
e. The bill for the repeal OF the duties on tea
and coffee was taken up, and the amendment add
Ing n Il the free list Of the Senate tariff bill was
concurred in. The third section of the tariff bill
war then added. and the first section, somewhat
modified, substituted for the first section of the
bill under consideration. Then an amendment
was adopted which abolshes all internal revenue
taxatlon except upon few specified articles, and
tho bill finally passed, 35 to 4. The session con-
unued into the night until quarter before ten
o'clock. In the House the ilibustering on the
railroad depot bill WAS continued. The Chicago
relief bill was amended by excluding lumber and
passed. The consideration of the steamboat bill
- md L..
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SAD FAILING our.-Iti is indeed a sad falling out
when, AFTER years Of the closest Intimacy the hair pars
company with the head Fortunately, the lamentable
separation may be easily prevented and the twain
closely united than by timely and systematic
Of LYoSs KATHARoS, the most potent inygorant Of the
hair and promoter Of It's growth and beauty known to
modern pharmacy It completely obyiates the dry and
parched condition Of the roots of the hair which pr,-
lminary to lts coming out by supplying the precise de
gree OF moisture requisite N Its preservation In healthy
state, It the only true dssovent and eyaporant
dandru and other impurities Of the scalp, whose pres-
is Injurious to the hair As beautlher Of the head
the Katharou has equal 1t not only increases the
quantity Of the hair but improves its quality immsdi-
ately imparting ustrous appearance and silky tex
ture which are exceedingly attractive.
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Washington County Court
Hon. AsAHEL PECK, Prs'idisg Jadg,.
IIon' Ies s1. c wooS, A.h'anfJadgo

Hon. AsAHEL PECK, Prs,idisg Jadg,
Han Han. y J,ss, c %SSS; A"h'm'Judgo
HIRAM CARLETON, States Attorney.
Isaac W. BRowN, Sheriff
LUTHER NEwcoNB, CLERK.
Erastus Batchelder rs. Thos. =. Bartlett.
False warranty of colt. Verdict for plaintiff for
SIS.
c. d. Mahan u.s. g. b. Evans Assumpst TO
recover for moving machine. The defendant
claimed that he never purchased the machine,
and took 1t only on trial. Verdict for defendant.
Randall & Durant and Iamson for plaintiff
Dcavtt and Heath for defendant
II O. Amidon vs. Edwin Merritt apt. As
sumpsit to recover for work and labor performed.
Verdict for plaintiff for $500. Sbartleil and
Iamson for plaintiff. Heath and Fisk for defend
ant
Clark Day rs. Joseph p. Hill. Plaintiff claims
to recover for damage caused by tlJwage Of his
land caused by missing Of defendants dam
Gleason & Field and Wheclock for plaintiff.
Blyce and heath for defendant. On trial
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WEST RIVER RAiLRoAD.-rhis projected road
from Battleboro up the West River Valley,
through Dummerston, Newlane, Townshend, to
now so well assured in respect to the means Of
building that it is expected it will be put under
contract early in the spring Citizens Of Brat
tleboro have subscribed 100000 Newiane is
bonded to the amount Of eight times the grand
list, which, with private subscriptions, amounts
to Sos COO Townshend has voted to bond the
town to the amount Of eight times the grand list,
and private subscriptions will swell the amount
to nearly $50 900 Jamaica is bonded to the full
amount the law allows, which with subscriptions,
amounts to $50 900.
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A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.

The "sCIENCE OF LIFE, OR sELF-PREsERyA-
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CAsroRIA-a substitute for Castor OLA Vegetable
pr paraton containing neither Minerals, Morphine nor
Alcohol II Is pleasant to take does not nauseate and
operates when all other remdes have failed DR. Pitcher
has experimental fifteen years in producing preparation
efficient than Castor OIL without is horrld taste,
The Castorla regulates the system constipation
stomach ache, Group and latulency, and kills worms.
1t does not distress or grippe by It's quieng. soothing
effect, 1t produces natural sleep and is particularly
adapted to crying and teething children.
We DEERE Physicians test this article, and will for
ward three bottles GRATIS to the address Of any
authenticated. Insst that your druggist order It for
you 1t costs but 80 cents and bottle will many
Doctors bills. 1919
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HARDwIcK. annual meeting of school
District No. |, resulted in the continuation of the
graded system for another year. It is hoped the
bitter quarrels growing out OF the unsatisfactory
condition Of the school in previous years are set
tied, that unity ia support of this important in
interest may hereafter prevail The success of the
school during the past winter, and its continuation
this spring, has no doubt largely contributed to
the better feeling pervading the community. The
district voted three terms Of eleven weeks each for
the coming year, the first term to commence about
the first of September.
An eve, belonging TO j w. and II. Dmick
recently gave birth To a lamb weighing eighteen
pounds. The lamb was not saved alive. The dam
weighed about ITO pounds, aud was half blood
Cotswold. They have another eve Of the same
blood raising twins, that weighed last fall 1911
pounds. The Messrs. Dimck always keep the
best kind Of stock.
The Railroad blockade hasat last been raised;
trains succeeded in reaching this place Saturday
evening. the Both. thus ending the fifteen days
blockade. Nearly all OF their locomotives were To-
jured or disabled, in trying to force their way
through the drifts,
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WATHBuRY.-The Waterbury Band gave
fine concert Tuesday evening at the Hotel Hall
A considerable part Of the entertainment was
vocal, with excellent piano accompaniment by
Miss McClary, music teacher in the seminary at
Waterbury Centre The Band has not been long
in practice, but under the leadership of Mr.
Warren, it must succeed in giving satisfaction
to any reasonable expectations, both in their in
strumcntal and vocal performances, as several Of
their number are fne singers Their first concert
here we hope may be followed by Others, which may
and ought to be more remuneratiye
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The Connecticut Election.
REPuBLICAN v1croRYi

The election in Connecticut on Monday re-
suited in Republican victory and the reelection
Of Gov Jewell by a small majority over his four
other competitors. The Republicans also make
handsome gains in both the House and Senate
rendering the victory complete, and insurng the
election Of Republican to the United States
Senate All hail Connecticut.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.


Bosros, December r. 1859,
Genn,msn My only object In giving You this ,esti
monial Is 70 spread valuable information. Having been
badly afflicted with Salt Rheum and the whole surface
nf my skin being covered with pimples and eruptions
many Of which caused me great pain and annoyance
and knowing II To be blood disease took many OF The
advertised blood preparations among which was any
quantity Of Sarsaparla, without obtaining any benefit
intil commenced taking the NEdErlNEi and before
bad completed the first bottle saw that had got the
right medicine. Consequently | followed with IL
until had taken buttles, when was pronounced
we'll mani and my skin is smooth, aud entirely free
nom plmples aud eruptions have mover enjoyed q
good health before aud attribute II all to the uso
VEGEfINE. To benefit those afflicted with Rheuma
tirm, will make mention alss Of the NEGkTlNEs
wonderful power or caring me OF this acute complaint
Of which have suffered 50 intensely.
G. H. TUCKER
Pass. Ag't Mich. 9. II. r.,
% Tyler Street, Boston.
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TwENTY-EIGur YEARS, pr ,crIcr

TWENTY EIGHT YEARS PRACTICE
In the treatment Of diseases incident to Females has
placed DR. DOW at the head Of all physicians making
such practice specalty, and enables him 10 guarantee
speedy and permanent In the worst cases Of Sup
pres'ion and all oher Men,rul De4ngcn,n,s. from
Aafsuer oau". All letters for advice must contain g.
Office, No. Eyncorr STREET BosroS
N. B.-Board furnished 10 those desiring to remain
under treatment Boston, July, ls'l.-,7ly
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STATE MATTERS.

Twenty substantial citizens Of shoreham have
bought the hotel in the village, with the purpose
to have it kept in the interest Of temperance.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
A Congregational church is to be built in North
Bennington the coming summer.
There is some talk Of erecting new seminary
building in Manchester, and using the present
building for manufacturing purposes.
The cost Of building the proposed Glastonbury
railroad (eight miles) is estimated by the cngi-
necr at $500 900 Twelve bids have been made
for building the road
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and for
said District, on the 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1875
An instrument purporting to he the last will and tes-
lament L0vey Ceiy. late Of Calais In said district
deceased. being presented the by Marcus lde,
the executor therein named, for probate
II ordered BY said Court that all persons concerned
therein he notified to appear at session Of said Court to
held at the Probate Ohco in Montpelier the 18th
lay Of April, A. u. 1872, and show cause II any they
nay have, against the Probate Of said VIII for which
purpose Il " further ordered that copy OF the record
this order I've published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In
the Vermont Waterman and state Journal printed at
Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed for hearing
BY the COurt-Attest,
l5l7 n. "A. CHASE, Register.
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Dr.. PLuNtEf prefers olooate disease by "Esami-
nation Of 'he patients urine,n requiring from two TO
four fluid ounces The G,t in the morning after sleeping
In clear vial with the patients and age. How
ever, II any prefer q personal examination, or both
they can have IT, As with this, aid and guide,
claim to do better than be possible for any ply
stefan to do without H. who relies wholly on the exter
nal appearances and symptoms Of his patients.
" Terms fol Medicine within the means Of all.
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STATE OLE VERMONT.

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 81.
In Probate Court. held at Montpelier within and tor
said District, on the 18th day OF March, A. d. 1872.
An instrument purportng 20 he the last Will and Tes
lament David Barnett late Of Mddlesex, In said dis.
ct deceased being presented to the Court by William
D. McInt, re and II. W Heaton the Executors therein
iamed, FIR PROBATE
II ordered by sad Court that all concerned
herein he notified 10 appear at ion of said Court to
'e held at the Probate Olce In Montpelier the 9TH
iav Of May A. u. l-72, and show cnuse, II any they
nav have against the probate OF said VIII Tor which
purpose is further ordered that copy Of the record OF
ibis order he published three weeks successfully In the
Vermont Watehman State Journal. printed at Mont
pelor, previous to said time appointed for hearing
By the Court. Attest,
I5.l7 Ma. CHASE Register. =
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MoRRIsyiLLE.-The following figures are OBJ
tanned from the records Of the District Clerk for
District No. | in Morristown, which includes
the village Of Morrisvle Inhabitants, 1871,
SIS; 1872, $50. Grand list, 1870, 81 200 1871,
81 500. Children Of school ages, 1871, lis ;
1879, li3. Voters, 1871, 1876; 1872, Ill Fam-
lies, 1871, 1882; 1872, 1850. Whole number Of
children under twenty years Of age, 1872, 1877.
Whole number Of days schooling reported for
public money for 1872, 10 ,s52 This district
draws one-third of all the public money in town.
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Legal Mntioss.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
ZONES, ESTATE.

Il The subscribers, having been appointed BY the
honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washing.
ton Commissioners to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate of
Hiram Jones, late Of Maisheld, in said District. de-
ceased represented lnsOlvent, and the term Of six
months nom the 10th day OF March, 1871 being al
lowed by said Court 10 tho creditors Of said deceased
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
olive notice. that will attend 10 the duties Of APP
pontment at the office Of n Carleton In Waitsheld in
said District the third Thursdays Of April and Sep
emher next at ten O'Clock, in the forenoon each Of
said days.
IRA RICHARDSON, lro,,n,t..,or.,s
HIRAM CARLETON. }Noui'ni'''oho'''
Waitsheld, March sd, A. d. ls72.-l5.i7
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BRFAcn or PRoNBE.--A Miss Atwood Of Lin.
coln has sued +. j. llewett Of Warren, for
breach Of promise, and claims $4,000 damages
for gaining her youthful love and discarding her
for another lady 1t is reported that Gov. Stew
art ard A. V Spalding are retained by Miss At
wood for COUNSEL and Geo. W. Grandey By Mr..
tlewett for defense, Mr., llewett is considered
wealthy, and was recently married to Miss
johnson of Lincoln.