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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-09
CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WA0IIINUTUN DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and for
SAID District, on the st day Of october A. ID. lsI2i
Al ms rumcnt purpOftng To he the last Will and
Testam, ut Vi Hilssy House late Of Berlin, In said Dis
tet ueoese beus presented to the Court by EueueEer
Bass, the Executor therein naed iUr PROBATE; II Is
ordered 10y saul Court that all persons concerned there
no notified to appear at session Oi said Court TO be
held the Probate Office. in Montpelier, the 18th
day OF october, A. d. 1871, and show cause, II any
obey may have, against the rOhate OF SAID Will for
winch purpose IL is further ordered that copy OF the
rrcod ui ms order he published three weeks
siyely In the Vermont Matchman and State Journal.
printed At Montpelier, previous TO said time appointed
iOr nearing.
By the Court.-Attest
iIl5 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
IN Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and for
said Dslri g. on the 18th day Oelober, A. ID. i-72.
An instrument purpurtns 10 he tho last Will and
Testament OF Georgs Ayres, late OF Barre IN said
ID strict deeeasei, nuing presented to the Court by
Carlos Carpenter, the Executor therein named, for
PTohatei
It ordered by said Court that all concerned
therein he notified ~ appear at sion Of said Court TO
he held the Probate uice in Montpelier, the Goth
day OF October A. D. 1919, at 10 O'Clock A NJ. and show
cause amy they have, against the PROBATE OF said
Will which purpose IL Is further ordered that a
copy Of the record order he published three weeks
excessively the Vermont Waterman state Journal
printed at Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed
Tor hearing.
BY the Court. Attest
4l-i5 ~, A. CHASE, Register.
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STATE OE VERMONT.

~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS.
Ia Probate Court, holden At BGookied, the 5th day
Of Oit0ber, A. d., 1874
kDenezer Bass, Administrator Of the estate Of Sim
con johnson, late OF Wiinemstown in said District
deceased makes application to said Court Tor license TO
veil all Of the real estate OF said deceased representing
that said sale is necessary for the pay Of the debts
OF said deceased Mhsreupon II ordered by said Court,
that said application cOiv under consideration and be
heard the 18th day Of October A. ID. 1874 Mt the
Probate Office, In BroOkhed and Il Is further ordered,
that all persons Interested he notified hereof by pubca
ton vi notice Of this oder thereon three
weeks successfully In the Vermont Watehan anu state
journal, newspaper published az Montpelier, before
said tune OF hearing, TINT they may pear at said tme
and place, aud, II they cause, Diect thereto.
By the COuft,-Attrst,
i3ij JOHN X. CLEAVELAND. Judge.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
la Probate Court, holden a. Monpelier, on the 2oth
day Of September, A, d. 1879
Charles r. Perrin ana sylvester Y. Nye Executors Of
OF Berlin In said Dist Ct deoeasot makes Application
10 aid Court Tor license sell part OF the real estate
OF aid DECEASED TO wit The Nova scotia Pasture, so
called aud about % Of the home arn Of said do
ceased adjoining said pasture represent ns that sale
thereof necessary or the payeat of The debts OF said
deceased
nno,vupon 1t Is ordered by said Court, that said APP
ALLEGATION coe under consideration and he heard Oh the
18th day OF October A. D. 1874 at tho Probate ONCE Ia
Montpelier, and Is further ordered that az persons
thls avpcatou and orur thereon three waeks success
siyey Ia the Vermont Waterman state Jourua print
may ap per al said time and place II tnsy 500 cause
object thereto. .
taB N, a. CHASE Register.
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JOuN G. DAVIS ESTATE--Tbe sub.

~ scrbers, having been appointed by the Hon
CRADLE Probate Court tor the District Of Randolph,
comm ioners to rec i've, examine and adjust all claims
aud demands Of all persons, Against the estate of
John c. DAVIS, late Of Chelsea 10 said District, de-
ceased represented nsol vent the ofsx months
the 1T day Of october la72 being allowed by said
Court 10 the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice. that
we will tend to the duties Of appointment at the
dwelling house Of Mrs sally Davis 10 Chelsea In said
Dstot the list days Of December and April next at
so'ciock, in the afternoon, each Of said days.
JOHN Is. BACON tro,,,,..,ao.,
HENRY GODFREY J0onnss'oners'
Chelsea September -, A. ID. 1914. 43.45
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SAD ACCIDENT In Marsbfeld, on Monday Of
last week, EDGAR SNiru, while working in his
aw mill, undertook the hazardous task Of greas-
ing the Circular saw while running The saw
'eing heated the piece of meat stuck fast, and
rev Mr.. Smiths left hand directly across its
Jagged teeth, instantly cutting OF eucry finger and
ibe thumb close to the hand He succeeded in
shutting the gate and started for home putting
iis hand behind him, out Of sight, to avid
tintng, and cenching the wrist with the other
nnd TO sannch the blood and stop the pain.
Drs. wiswel and Wallace were called, and at
nee did ali that medical aid could DO for the un
lrtunate man, Mr. Smith is the town superin-
cnt Of schools, and has the confidence and re-
.pect Of all who know him
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ISRAEL SrEELE,s EsrArE -The .nI

ISRAEL SrEELE'S ESTATE. The sub
a sciihers, having appointed ~ the honorable
trooats Court Tor the District OF Washington, Commis
ouers 20 receive examine, aud adjust all claims a0d
itmands uial persons, against the estate of Israel
steee, late Of R0Nuury, said Dtriet deceased rep
rsented iusOveut aud the term Of SIX months from
the 10th day Of sept, is'2 being allowed by said Court
" the creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit and prove
choir respective claims before Give notice. that we
Will attend 10 the duties Of appointment at the
iwellng-h0use OF Mrs. Ervla Steele, in Rox ury In
aid District the second Thursdays Of OctJber and
iarch next al ten O'clock In the forenoon on each OF
said days. :. q. STANTON, tr...t..t..
CHAS. sPALDiNG, commissioners
RoNhury, September ~, A. ID. 1874, IL q
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meu Advertisements.

NOTICE ALI those having premium or
ders against the Washington County Agricultural
Society requested 10 present the same 10 the Tress
urer ut She Society, NJ A. u. Farwcls Store AZ tho
head uf State street, IN Montpelier for payment Those
holding orders eqnested 10 send them a. soon as
sshe AM 10 sure 20 present. them before the annual
tng The cety have erected during the past year
large and comnudlous Floral Hall for the ladies de-
pnrtment and other buildings which cost the Society
nearly four hundred dollars The society have funds
enough on hand to pay all bills, premiums, sc, and
av" balance Of nearly three hundred dollars In the
Treasury
CLARK KING,
Treasurer wash ton Co. All society.
East Montpelier, Oct. 7, Is52 ga
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Wewlll sell flr the mex. tarty days PiRsr-cLASs
SEWING MACHINES and those buying pay In
dollars down
LADIES, NOW Is YouRTIME
+ o q Wy A NICE MA HINE.
We have a icw Machines on hand, and wish to close
hem out at once.
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.
W. A. nOUTELLE, Ratio BLOCH,
hI5 MONTPELIER, vt.
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LET THERE nE LlGHT.-We knew an Old nurse
whose uniform bast of all her lahes was that
she was "proper glad they want fifty" That
is more than can be said Of our gas lately Who's
" blame3
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Le4al llntipes.
4 SAHEL 9 BRANAN'S ESTATE

A n The Subscribers, having hcon appolatod by the
dunorare Probate Court for the District of Washington
comm ssoncrs 10 receive, examine and adjust ell claims
sui demands Of all persons nst the estate Of AsaheI
Bmman late Of N0rthhcld IN said District deceased,
represented ns0lven and the term of six months from
the ga day Of sept 1874 being allowed by said Court
10 the creditors Of said deceased, 10 exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice that
will attend TO tho duties Of appointment at the
iwelllnghuuse Of Mr. Mary Braman, in Norahheld, In
sad strict on tie thiri THURSDAY 9th Of Ocoher and
dsrch next at ten o'clock Ia the Grenoon on each Of
said days.
JAS n Johnson Commissioners.
Nofthncld, September y. A. ID. ls7l. s3f5
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There we're 536 persons arrested by the
Brooklyn police during the last week
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Rendiang in me Moatpster Post oes, October "a s7a
LADiEs.-Mrs. j. H. Barnes, Mrs. Henry Chapman
Mrs. q. X Camp, Miss Stella Eaton. Miss Del r. Fish
Mrs. Flora A. Goodae, Miss Eta Hastings Miss Carl
Jones Mrs. Augusta Lumhard, Mis- II. VI. Montgomery
Mrs. E. P. Solan Mrs H. stickles, Miss Edna p. vii
lians O.
GENTLEMEN %. W. Baker, or 0 VI. Moultoni Fo.te
n. Clement d W, Dewey, Lewis Greenwood, stephen S
Gilbert, w. r. Hammond, John Held, A. b. Henry, A
Hall f. r Lyman, Henry Marcy Il. W Pepper, Adel
bort c, Page, Alex, A. ste'son, W +, speer, Asa NJ
sweet'er, Thomas Hoods
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IoHN W. RICHARDSON'S ESTATE.

- The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable PROBATE Court for the District Of Washington,
Commissioners TO receive, examine, aud adjust al!
ANS aud demands Of all persons against the estate Of
john W. Richardson, late o Waitshed, In said District,
lccuas d, represented ins0yen and the term Of six
months from the 9Th day u August 1871 being allowed
y said Court to the creditors Of said deceased
nht and prove their respective claims before Give
notice, that will tend 10 the duties Of appoint
nent at the Office VI II. Carleton In Watsied, Ia said
District on the last Mondays OF November and Febru-
ay next at one O'cock, in the afternoon each Of
said days.
r. J. GLEAsON lc,..,
HIRAM CARLETON, )No'niu'7siohets'
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X, j. GLEA>ON lr.,,,,t,.
HIRAM CARLETON, ) Oo'nn''s
Waitsleld Sept. 3, 1872.
T EvI BALLS ESTATE.

IL The subscribers, having been appointed by thu
honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
Commissioners, TO receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate Of
Levi Ba, late OF Etst Montpelier 10 said district de
aeasd represented nsOyent anu the term OF SIX months
irv the eth day Of sept A. d. 1877. being allowed by
said Court the creditors of said deceaeed to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before tive notice
that we will attend 10 tho duties Of appointment at
the dwelling house OF Betsey r. Bail in East Montpelier,
sad District tho irst Tuesday OF December and
March next At ten O'Clock. in the forenoon, each Of
said days.
AA II, KENT commissioners.
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NoRrnrEiD.-Samue Fetterman has sold his
residence on School street to F j. Eastman.
- The Methodist Episcopal church, of this
town, celebrate their freedom from debt hy a Juhi-
lee meeting at the church vestry, on Wednesday
afternoon and evening of this week.
Monday evening Of this week Mr. Jo-lyn,
of Waterbury held trial singing school at
Conant Hall 1t is hoped a large singing class
will he formed, for vocal music has received but
little attention in this village for some time
The Mortified stone pipe company are quite
largely engaged in the manufacture Of stone wa
ter coolers, stone water pipes, soap tubs, etc,
and are receiving orders equal to their capacity
To supply.
The machinery for the manufacture Of leather
hoard, is being rapidly put in order, and is fast
approaching completion. The entire brick factory
has been engaged for their use, and inadditi1n t.
the water power, they have a steam engine Of
great power.
The Lyceum, in connection with the Graded
School, have paper in process Of publication
which will appear shortly, and will no doubt re-
fleet credit on its editors and publishers The
school under its present board of teachers seem,
to fully sustain its former prestige and value
This Is one of the largest, If not the largest
term in aggregate attendance since its establish
ment.
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ToPsnAM This town elected two Poland dele
gates at their caucus last night-Ilons. r, NJ.
Bill and W. r. George.
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HARDwicK.-As the season Of vegetation has
nearly passed away, its results agricuturally can
he readily ascertained. The hay crop is much
above the average in quantity, but some of the
later cut was somewhat damaged in quality,
Corn is above the average in quantity, and the
favorable absence of early frosts has served TO ri
pen the crop in good condition. Wheat and oats
were considerably damaged by rust and showery
harvest weather late sowed oats are generally
light and poor. Potatoes ripened prematurely,
caused by the hot, .,showery weather of August.
In some places they are reported rs rotting badly
and light crop il anticipated Early varieties
have done best. But little fruit is cultivated.
The beef and butter crops are unusually abund-
ant, owing to the abundance of feed throughout
the season.
--Ilardwick is somewhat noted as a dairy town,
devoted as it largely is TO grazing. large
amount Of butter has been made. and the cool
September weather and absence of frost is re-
markably favorable for large and excellent fall
make, as feed was never better or more abundant
at this season than now. Most of the product is
yet held by the producer, although many farmers
are getting anxious and desire to sell, but 10th
to accept of present prices. Buyers too are shy
as experience has taught them not to trust tou
much to weak market. for the freaks OF the but
ter trade are quite as incomprehenslble as an
honest lottery manager, But very little cheese
is made, and this for home use.
The political cauldron is again boiling, moi
on account Of Grant and Greeley, as before the
state election, but Poland rs. Steele seems now
to absorb attention, az we are soon to decide
which Of the twain shall represent us in Congress
for the next two years. The canvass Is rapidly
assuming an offensive personal character, often 4
reproach alike to the civilization and ntelligenc,
Of the men engaged in these vindictive, endless
discussions The INSCRIPTIONS leaders Of ring
and factions are actively at work organizing fol
the caucuses soon to be held.
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MONTPELIER Manufacturing COMPANY

AT the first annual meetingof this corporation
held yesterday, the following board Of Directors
was reelected for the coming year, by substan
italy unanimous vote:
Denison Taft, p. p. Pitkin, Eben Scribner
Samuel Wells, George W. Scott
1t was voted to request the Directors to make
dividend of twenty per cent payable in stock
Voted to request the Directors to raise the
capital stock to $50 600, inclusive of the stock
dividend.
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A VALUABLE WoRK.--A valuable work, written
and compiled by DR.. Leonard Thresher, has re-
Gently been issued, and IS for sale at Argus amp
Patriot store. The book is divided into three
parts. Part first gives the causes, symptoms, and
treatment Of all diseases incident to mankind
Part second gives the causes, symptoms, and
treatment of all diseases Of the horse, neat cattle
and sheep, and the management of fowls and
bees, and contains a great amount Of useful inior
nation. No one having the care of stock should
fail to secure a copy Of the book, which they will
find invaluable. Part third comprises materia
medea and medical preparations and recipes. As
whole, this work possesses large merit, and is
deserving of an extensive circulation 1t contains
400 pages, is handsomely bound, and has been
sold for SO 90 a copy. 1t will now be sold at the
Argus and Patriot store and T. c. Phinney'- for
81 90, or mailed, postage paid to any address on
receipt Of SIPS. Our word for it, It is richly
worth the money if you throw aside all but what
is contained in part second
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CONFERENCE SEMINARY. - Governor Converse
Lieutenant Governor Taft and Speaker Fair
banks have announced their intention to be
present at the opening Of this school. on Thurs
lay next, at - O'Clock, a. IN. Members Of the
Legislature and others are cordially invited 10 be
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WArEnnuRY.-The young men Of Waterbury
are getting pretty rough, by insulting people that
are passing through the streets peaceably. viii
the inhabitants Of Waterbury tolerate such be-
hayior, or will they put stop to it
PAINTED on her feet again All about US
We see business reyiying, and we predict for
Plalnfelda rapid growth and a prosperous TO-
ture. The energetic contractors Of the stone
work on the NJ. q W h. K. r. have just pur-
chased the water privilege here, and are pushing
forward to a hasty completion a two story build
ing i0zl0o feet on foundation, to be used for a
saw mill, grist-mill, chair factory, etc.
B. p. Young has just leased the hotel, and
B. p knows how to keep good one.
The popular Moscow Landlord, l. Morse,
ha> just bought the Spring House, and is putting
it in thorough repair, ready for next summer
travel Morse knows his business.
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TrsrERANcF.--The Young Mems Temperance
League will hold public meeting at the vestry
Of the Methodist church, this "wednesday eve.
ming, October Och, u, "a O'Clock. Addresses by
his Excellcncv the Givernor and prominent
members Of the Legislature. All are invited
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STATE OF VERMONT a.
County Of Washington, TO-
l. Charles A. Reed. Cashier Of "Tho Montpelier Ma
tona Bank do solemnly that the above state
nent is true, to the best Of my knowledge and belief
CHARLES A. REED, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this sth day Of
October, ls'2. GEORGE Q. SHEPARD
Notary Public.
Correct. Attest,
JAMES Il. LANGDON)
CARLOS BANCROFT, Directors
r. L. JEWErf.
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Advertisements.
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DIR. PL UNI LEY
Who has been spending some time In Philadelphia at
kns'' BsHtisw institute and infrm1-y, will re.
sumo practice again October st when he will he pleased
TO see his former prtrons in Chronic Diseases aun
especially all new ones suffering from cane,r', Tasor,
and NIL mali snaut diseases groNths &c.
4l-i SEND FOR CIRCULAR
HOW TO SPECULATE SUCCESSFULLY.
R1ND1LL H. FOOTE & co.
BANNERS AND BaoKgRs, 70 BROADWAY, New YoRk
Member Of Stae, Erchaage and colt Board.
RErsReNcts.--Jay Cooke 4 Co., Mechanics Banking
Association, or any Banking House or Commercial
Agency In New York.
N.B.-pamphle, on Wall Street and i. Operations
free application.
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pEPORT Of the condition of the Mont
IL pelier National Bank at Montpelier, Vermont, at
the close Of business October 3, 1872.
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Ia ar h @ ts.
Boston Cattle Market.

At Cambridge aud brighton, for the week sndln,
Tuesday, October 3. 1872.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
these epoch

Josie Mansfield lost $500 by the fall
ure of Bowles Bros. of Paris.
Mr.. Greeey's sister, Mrs. John F. Cleve-
land, is lying dangerously i'll.
Stanley, the Herald explorer. delivered
his fret lecture in New York last evening
to large audience, which cheered him.
Horace Greeley's remains were visited
by fully $4,000 persons, as they lay in
state in the Governors room of the city
Hall.
The Mormons are not particularly well
pleased at the Presidents allusion to them
in his message. They say he has been
misled.
Hon. Ward Hunt, of New York, has been
appointed associate justice of the Supreme
Court of the United States, in place Of
Judge Nelson, resigned.
A large feet Of Lake Superior vessels.
including several steamers, is supposed to
be in danger from the early closing Of nav
igation. An expedition is organized for
their relief.
The President, accompanied by Gen.
Babeock, Secretary Belknap. and Post
master General Cresswell, left Washing
ton and attended the funeral Of Horace
Greeley.
Leather betting has been advanced 10
per cent by the manufacturers.
The internal revenue income from spirits
Of all Kinds, for the year ending June 30
was $ie,i75, SIC; from tobacco, SS3, 7@6,-
TO.
The Corning (N. y insurance agents
protest against the decrease of commits
stems on fire insurance. OF course they 10.
Cincinnati slaughtered 10000 hogs
last month. and is nearly recovering from
The effects OF the epiEoo,ie, after losing
94g horses.
Cart 4. G. RbiDd Of the w. y navy.
formerly cilitcs OF 81. Paul. was bsn-
quoted at Malta last week by Admiral En-
ge6eld 9th english navy.
The Governor Of Alahnlna silt ieiusest.
recognise The "capl.o'' eira Of G.o Lcsi-
laure, snd TIE l4iter Il COM cat ofhans
susisfata Nv AZ fua'feat