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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03

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PRoGRfss OF THE REvoLuuoS--A new light dawneC
upon the world with the Introduction Of PLANTATION
BrrERs twelve yearsago. Drastic purgation went out
restoration and renovation came in. The eyes Of Ia,
people opened to the great fact that the way to cur,
disease to strengthen and support lis victims not t,
place them at lis mercy by deprvlng them Of the it'll,
strength they have 1t became evident that as !
means Of nfusng vitality into the feeble system regu
atng the secretons, curing indigestion, and reforming
bilious habit Of body medicinal preparation Their
known was at all comparable to the now restorative
Since then hundreds Of attempts have been made to RI
val the Bttcn. They have all failed, and tho GRAM
REVOLUTION N MEDICAL TREATMENT, which wa,
commenced In 1860 is still In progress Nothing can
stop H. for II is founded the principle universal
~ acknowledged, that ply steal vlgor is the forn
dabe antagonist Of all human ailments and experience
has shown that PLANTATION BIrrERs Is peerless lnvg
GRANT well rs the best possible safeguard against cpl
domic Diseases
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03

RAILWAY DEclsloS.--rhe report of Judge Nes-
NTH, referee in the case Of Adaline Norris,
against the Grand Trunk Railroad, was brought
into the Supreme Judicial Court, Judge Sargent
presiding' lately sitting at Lancaster, n H. In
June 1867, the plaintiff bought a ticket from
PORTLAND to North StmnJrd, and stopped over at
Northumberland. On the next train the conduct.
or refused TO recognize her check and put her of,
obliging he-to take another conveyance Onthe
Journey She took cold that has ever since held to
her. On the ticket was GOOD for this train and
the day received not good to stop over Award
$00O and costs.
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For the Waterman
West Falrlce Railroad.

SOC that there il ouite nm interest manifested
relative m a roilrnod from White River Junction
,,o Norw;cb Tbctford West Fairlee. Versbire.
Corintb and Topsbam. thence either to West
Croton IN connect with the Montpelier a Wells
Rivcr ,oilroad. mr. tbrough Orange and WASH
,ro,op IN connect with the Barre railroad.
have bodoccasion To become acquaintcd with that
soc,i,r NJ tho state and the resources for furnish
inc freight and assure those who are interest
cd If ,bov will lint 90 ahead and build the road
,br,,,l rroo tho .t,nc,i,n IN R,rrc and the Borre
pcone viii bnilJ from there to Moptpcler. that
hoo vll god ,hcre IL ma roilrood in Vermont Of
,t so,oo or,,,b that can obtain an much local O,
,,,y freight The road would mass tbrouph a,
.ioI an aaric,,i,orol scc,ior os any or tho road.
~ Tho so,nc lcng,h and would mass mopy ,oloo.
lila ,ro,cr ,riyilc,es ou,to number Of which
oro ,,,, occ,riod and arc furnishing several tbou.
sand TINS oc freight nor annum in manufacturer
sucb as bcdsteads. cbnirs. tables. fork handles
rales wooden b,vls gsb polls. for the latter. a
marty NJ POST Mills VILLAGE has contract IN fnr.
nish $40 600 worth the present season. p,per
b,ord and ,vooIc, Gctoric. In addition +, all
thi. and tho morcontile business it would sayc
tho town Of Strait nd Al mile. carriage travel "a
hit a railroad. in which town /. situated the cce.
br,ted cameras works. which furnish, Annually
ab,ut 1000 tons of freight. which would be with.
in three miles of a railroad. If Obi. road should
be built. The road at West Fairlec would pas.
within one and half mile, of the Vermont COP.
nor mines. which are now employing 800 hands
and have furnished the railroads over 1900 tons oil
freight per annum for several years past. It would
save that company, in the item Of freight, about
SIS 600 per annum, besides it is estimated thai
they have ON hand 500 900 tons Of cheap ore
which with railroad facilities would either b.
shipped to Massachusetts,. to be manufactured int,
sulphuric acid, or manufactured Mt the mines
In either case, the freight from that mine woul,
be likely to be more than quodrupled.
Then in Cornth the road would pass the Co
rinth, Barnard and Union Mines, all Of which ar,
now LAYING idle in consequence Of being so fa
from railroad and with railroad facilities il 81
safe IN say that those mines. which arc equal 9,
the Vermont mine in richness, would at once b,
pat in full operation, and would employ nor,
than one thousand men. at profit ~ the clmpa
nies, the employees, and the town. That section
is conceded to be one Of the richest sections fJ
copper mining in the country, not excepting th'
Lake Superior, and only needs railroad to Gauss
it to be developed.
Now in case the road should pass through Barre
it will cut the finest belt of granite there is il
the United States, Of beautiful color, and fre,
from iron, 50 that the color will remain the sam,
for century and with the railroad those quar-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03

ORDINATION AT NoRrnFlLD.- Tuesday
Jan. 2nd, Rev. S. Ii. Matack, recently from
Canton Theological Seminary, was ordained and
Installed as pastor Of the First Universal st
Church in Mortified, to which he has been
preaching for some months. His former instruct.
or, Rev, +. Fisher, d. D., President of Canton
Theological Seminary, preached the sermon on
the occasion. 1t was an able discourse, marked
By the gentlcness and catholicty of its tone
irom the words Brightly dipdinq The word Of
truth" Rev. Warren skinner, Of Waterbury.
offered the ordaining prayer; Rev. John Greg
DRY OF Mortified, gave the "charge !" Rev. Q
ii shinn Of GaysyiIle, offered the right hand o.
fellowship; and Rev F. S. Bliss of Barre, CAV,
the address to the society Rev. g. =. Guernsey
Of Rochester, Rev. Mr.. Wakefield Of Minnesota,
and Rev. j. Edward Wright OF Montpelier, also
took part in the services.
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MARsufIELD.-rhe children and grandchildren
Of Ira Smith assembled at his house Saturday
night before Christmas, for Christmas gathering
There were present four generations, the vener.
able great grandmother Smith being In her ninety
first year.
After partaking of a bountiful repast, provided
by the good mother, reading of the Scriptures
and prayer, Charles II. Newton, a son -in-law
took the gifts from the tree, which amounted to
over hundred dollars.
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J. A. PAoE, }
j. W. BACK, Auditors
SAMUEL WELLS,

Those orders from which the Board of Audit.
ors have seen fit to withdraw the light of their
approval we find, on questioning them, to be sole.
" the expenses Of repairing the Gagpole, for the
Fourth Of July. There is much to be said upon
both sides Of this question, but we do not propose
to argue it here. We have only to say that the
hag-pole imm its first appearance has invariably
been bdHfhHg Of the village, and the money Of
the village has been preyiousl appropriated for its
repair, with the approval OF at least one of the
present board of auditors, who was acting Mt that
time as bauiG. What new light may have been
received upon this subject since then we do not
know, but will leave it to the board of auditors to
explain.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03

CABoT. AT the annual communication Of Green
Mountain Lodge No. 90, of f. x A. NJ, held
Dec. Goth, the following officers were elected
for the year ensuing;
Geo, NJ. Webster, W NJ; q. b. Putnam, S.
W Herman l.. Osgocd, j. W Julian H. Marsh,
Treas. True A. Town, Sec VIM. II. Marsh,
). D, Z. Z. Yaw, j. D, l.. n. Heath, Marshal;
W. W. Buchanan, Chaplain; L. d. Smith, ~
Ter Henry Town and Taylor Parker, Stewards.
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t5atohman s. Journal.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1872.

INTERESTING Occasion. Next Sabbath being
the twenty-fifth anniversary Of DR.. Lords con-
nection with Bethany church, the morning ser.
vice will be devoted to a review Of the leading
events Of this long and highly successful pasto-
rate II can but be an occasion highly interesting
to especially those connected with the church
and society.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03

Providence has thousand keys, to open
a thousand doors, for the deliverance of Ills
own.-RutheyJord.
III you can but give to the iaiuting soul
at your door cup Of water from the we'll, Of
truth, 1t shall fash back on you the radiance
OF God As you save, so shall you be saved.
-Coaoay.
Instruct me right in the faith which, be.
ing the best ofall, may produce the good things
" means Of words aud action. My heart
wishes that may know Thee, thou Wise =
lend Apesta.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03

LECTURES AT PLAINFlELD.-The citizens Of
Plainiield have arranged course Of lectures tc
be held on Friday evening of each week. Til,
professional men there, have each been secured
for one lecture Rev F. $. Bliss of Barre, delivered
the first one to a delighted audience, on "Public
Enterprise"
Hon. c. H. Heath speaks on Friday evening
of this week His subject will be 1.-THE duty Of
Vermonters to Promote Manufacturing Indus
try"
The Rev Mr.. Treyillian will probably speak
next week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03

FEsrvAL.-The Baptist Sunday School held a
Festival New Years Evening Two trees were
loaded with presents Mr. Z. $. Iibbard, the
Superintendent, called to order, and the school
sung, Welcome once year" The PASTOR Rev.
y Newton Glazier, then offered prayer. Recita-
tions, singing aud distribution Of gifts follow
ed The evening passed very pleasantly, and The
occasion was quietly enjoyed Wy tho school and
its friends
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1aarh cts.
tTsisgapA,d Srprsuiy IN Waieaa,an stat. ys.rnai)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT cAMBRIDGE BRIGnToN,
For the Wesk ending Tuesday January 2, 1872.

AHouSr o. srocx A. MaRxar
mt. -. cain, N,se. S,oi'. nap. CAM.
5 5a.' y ;s'; , rs i5'' 90 ' isS g
PRicEs-B,sf caUi,--EStra ht and heavy premium
vIen, tY5' $40 arst quality, ts25 900 second
oo Ms, total weight Of hide taow AMI dre.ed see
= isw choice single pairs, tii.50 Uf0loo. Bulls, &C.
gorstny n f20le pair. or according To then
'A ,,le. 4, oeei' Handy stcor., 80 40 90.
Wina cor,.-tll @7 extra good. so n So, with or
rihogi calves a. may Do agreed iarfow and ordina
thTceyears old 81 70 o. Western steers. choice So q
atn0l Live weight, dale psr lb Store cattle, Tex
50, sa9c u. Good, oiao.c. Light 5aodc
Ira b. on live WI KIT, i81e, or )J0dlOt
,SAois' .-Wholcnle, oa0ci rotan 5a6o v n. Fat
Hogs 5d5i v 70. Spring Pix, s1iOc v ID
I,ai ca',s'. -i5O0 ati3O0 v head.
HiaN-br ghton, D1 cts country lots sldqc
fallow, 10 "a c.. country iota 10 sicis. " rs peit.
Win wool On. ti1iatl5j each country lots dry Is
tlJo. Caliskins, i6al-c.
REvAREs during The past year I7o ~ cattle 49, o6i
market showing an increase over the preceding wear
aeeIense ~ fcal The value Of cattle has largely de-
precated dnfng the year, hogs have fallen On nearly
ou. hal 20 price while sheep have been sold about
Asi year. During the year the market at Camhrde,
is been abandoned ami that Watortown osabl shed
W. pisn o .einf eiii hy 1--WE weight has been adopt
.l ny we dealer n Western cattle aud have pa sed
through the excitement occasiouo by the appraronc,
ol lne loot and mouth disease In cattle which Tor im,
neary suspended the trade in beef The improvement
N the cattle trade mentioned ast week ha bccn sustain
few poor Western steers have been sold At "a 20 81,
live, and ow extra Northern oxen al "a 10 &c dres
Other cattle 40 about last weeks prices r. y Frencl
Son SOLD pnr Of oxen, fod by NJ r. Morrison Wer
Windsor W., tJjl us at home, NJ 9is per H. dressed
osgp nt 70 81 sE az eie steers 10 dress o lhs.
At e. llc, y and ac per TO-, drossod.
sheep sales At Dc, &C. &C. % and 5c ono lot Of IA
choice sheep " y slim sheep at t1li per head i5 a
I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03

SrmHuALisr CONVENTION The Vermont State
Spritualst Association will bold quarterly con-
vention ct SOUTH Chester, on Friday. Saturday
and Sunday, the l2th, 18Th and I'm Of January
The sessions OF the convention will be held in the
spacious hall Of the lngnham Hotel, where board
can be had for s % per day. Able speakers will
be in attendance. Those paying full fare to the
convention over either Of the lines Of the Vermont
Central Railroad, viii be furnished with free re.
turn checks on application 70 the Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03

TnE WEEK OF PRAYEa.-Will he observed in
this village, commencing Jan, 9Th, by series Of
union meetings On Monday and Tuesday even
lngs, the service will he held in the chapel Of
the Methodist Trinity Church. on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, in the chapel Of Bethany
Church, and on Fridsy and Saturday evenings,
il the chapel Of the Baptist church.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s.,
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier, within and
for said District, on the ist day Of January d. 1874
Nancy Hutchinson, administrator on tho estate OF
Sewel Hutchinson, late Of Ro1bury, Ia said district de-
ment.
Nhereupon, Is ordered that the be referred Il
tile sd day Of January next at the Probate Oce 10 sale
Montpelier, for examination aud allowance aud thai
All concerned he notified hereof by the publication o.
THIS ORDER IN the Vermont hatehnan state Journal
printed at Montpelier, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY as soo
AS may be- that they may appear aud at said time anu
place. II they see cause, object thereto.
By the Court Attest
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SrArE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court held at Montpelier within aud for
said District on tho l2th day December, A, D. ISL
7. Carpenter, Administrator with the will anne xed,
Of the estate OF Ezra Cushman late Of Daxnury In said
district deceased makes application 10 said Court for
license TO sell all Of the real estate Of said dc cAsod
GLIDING right OF homestead therein
that the sale OF part thereof Is necessary tor the pay
ont OF tho debts of said deceased and that such part
cannot no sold without injury 10 those Interested In The
nder and that the Of such homestead would
greatly depreelate tho value OF the residue, aud be Of
great Inconvenience 70 the parties Interested either In
such residue OF la such homestead.
Whereupon, II Is ordered by said Court, that said
application be referred 10 session thereof 10 he held
al the Probate oce In said Montpelier tho 18th day
uf January A. d. S72 for hearing and decision thereon
Aud further ordered that all persons interested be
nnthed hereof BY publication Of notice Of said sppllca
ton and order thereon three weeks excessively IN the
Vermont Watehman state Journal printed At Mont
poler before .ald time q hearns nai they may Ap-
oi,cs N 4. CHASE. Register.
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STATE OF YEKMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, aud for said
District on the 18th day OF December, A. d, 1874.
Horace Fales administrator, with the will annexed
the estate ~ John spildng, late OF Montpelier, In
said district deceased makes application to SAID Court
extend the time heretofore allowed hun pay the debts
due said estate, and render his administration
| account until sllne future day
Nhoreupon Il ID ordered BY said Court that sl app
iation be heard at the Probate Oice In Montpelier,
lho 9th day OF January 1871 and 1t is further ordered
shat notice be given to all persons concerned by tho pub
oaii0n Of this order In the Vermont Waterman State
Journs printed at Montpelier, three weeks suesessvey
before said hearing.
BY the Court,-Attest,
0ii03 N. A. CHASE, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASIIINUTON DISTRICT, S.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within aud for
said District, the 10th day Of December A. d. ls7i
An INSTRUMENT purportng 10 be the last Will ana Tes-
lament oil sylvester Henry late Of Waterbury, In said dis
trct, deceased being presented To the Court by Natal
Moody, the Executor therein named Tor pro latei
IL ordered BY said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at said Court
held at the Probate Oice la Montpelier tho 9th
lay OF January, A. d. 1874 and show cause II any they
may have, against the probate Of said will for which
purpose il Is further ordered that copy the record OF
this order BIO published three weeks excessively In the
Vermont Waterman state Journal, printed at Mont
pelier, previous 10 said time appointed for hearing
By the Court-Attest,
Ol.01 n. A. CHASE, Register.
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GTAfK OF VEnMONT,

- MASHlNdTON DISTRICT, IS.
IN Probate Court holden Montpelier In and Tor sad
histfcti on the 1ist day VI December A. -. lslt.
hfastus g. Camp, illustrator the estate Of Simon
d. Waterman late Of Barre, Ia said Dstrct, deceased
makes application To said Court 10 extend tho here
oiore allowed him To pay the debts sail estate
sure day.
hhereupon, 10 Is ordered by ad Court that said app-
iatln De heaiu az the Probate Uce in Montpelier on
e "a day OF January next anu 10 is further ordered
ht notice nc gwen to ali persons concerned, by pubca-
son % this order IA the vermont Matchman state
Journal, printed a, Montpelier three weeks successyey
before sad hearing.
by the C0urt-Attest
% o. y A. CHASE Reuisfor
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TWENrY-ElGllr YEARS PRACTICE
In the treatment Of diseases Incident to Females has
placed DR. DOW at the head OF all physicians maxi ng
such practice speciality and enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent cure In the worst Of SIP
Vs'aion and all other MeH,huai Dcanosments. from
uAofser oas, All letters for advice must contain ST.
Office, No. EsDIooTr srRKEr Bosros.
N. B.-Board furnished 10 those desiring TO remain
under treatment. Boston, July, ls7l.--77ly
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OnurARY.- Departed, on December 10Th, 1871,
FANNIE, the earthly companion of Mr.. +. c.
CmLD, Of More,own. She had been prestrate
with palsy, paralysis and neuralgia nerve pains
for thitty-three months. At length, came the
bright messenger from the " Summer Land and
with silent fingers, kindly released her from her
bed of suffering She has left three children
two daughters, and son,-and also mother,
who IS near the close Of her 92d year and q
large circle Of friends and relatives Her age
was 60 years three months and nine days
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SrATE or VERMONT,

- NAShlNuTuN DISTRICT, 81.
IA Probate Court, hold Montpelier within and for
sad District on tue 80 day OF December, A. ID. ls7li
An Instrument purpOrting 10 be the last viii and
Testament oi Elah Lanherton, late OF Marshdsld, In
ad District deceased beng presented 10 the Court by
sennse clear Cole the executor theren PROBATE
II ordered BY said Court thas all persons Concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at Of said Court to
80 od at the PROBATE Uiuce ia Montpelier the day
u January A. De- 7l2 and SHOW cause, any they NAV
ave, against the PROBATE ct SAID Will for which puf-
oso u further oriered that copy Of the recoru Of
thA order be published three weeks excessively in the
'ornont WatohmAn State Journal, printed at Mont
elior previous " said time appointed for hearing
by the Court.-Atto.t,
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HASoooK.- The dwelling house, barn and shed
OF Nathan A. Washburn, was destroyed by fire
on the 18th ut. The fire is supposed to hay,
caught from chimney's burning out. Most o
the contents of the buildings were also burned
Insurance, $1,000
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STATE Normal School At RANDoLrn The
examination Of classes ut the close Of the Fall
Term, will be held Wednesday Thursday and
Friday Of next week. Thursday evening Jan.
18th, the Association Of Alumni will hold thcir
annual meeting in the Congregational church, and
President Buckhom Of the University Of Vermont,
will deliver an address nn " phistnlsm"
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-TATE OF VERMONT

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
SAID District, on the 18th day OF december A. d. 1871
Mary Rafferty, admintstntfix OF the estate OF Patrick
taierty, late OF DuNbury, In said district deceased
nnAes Application 20 said Court for license OF
atuated IN said DuxDary including the homestead and
ne Iefefson Of the widows dower representing that
ne sale thereof Is necessary for the of the
luu expenses OF administration that the of the
ioes.o-a ana the rvVefson Of the dUwvF will
ical To all Interested In the same.
hhereupon, Is ordered by said Court that said ap-
poaon be referred 10 session thereof to he held
he Probate Office in said on the 9th ay Of
January A. d. 1871 for hearing ami decision thereon
n further ordered that all persons not
ed hereof, ny publication OF notice Of said application
nd order thereon three weeks successfully la the Yer.
nont Waterman and state Journal, printed at MOnt-
yoiier before said time OF hearin they may
At said time and place, and, they see cause object
BY the Court Attest,
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PAY RAISED We are glad 70 learn tin, the
Directors Of the FIRST National Bank Of Mlntpc.
iier have Voluntarily m-ed the salary Of their
cashier, Mr. j c. lloughion, Jr., 20 $4,000 from
Jan. ! l572 LISA very graceful an well merted
Recognition Of the fidelity and efficiency with
which he has discharged the responsible duties
Of bis nostion
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oaol . ''' ''4'' hnHESy''kY TlLDEv, Judge.
GrATE On YERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held az Montpelier within And for
SAID district en- the 9th day uf December, A. ID. ls7i
sarah "A BATES, aduinistfatfN OF the estate Dan
ei bates late 81 Nurtuhcld in sad district deceased
presents her administration account for and
allowance and makes application for decree II distri
outlou a4d partition Of the estate OF said deceased
Whcfcuponi 70 ordered by said Court that aid &C.
count ana SAID application be- session there.
o. " be hcld at the frUUate Ouce in on
the pth DAY Of January, A. d. is52 for hearing and de-
e-iun thereon And, Il further ordered that notice
nuttoi DC gwen 70 alt persons Interested by publication
" te same three WeeKs successfully the Vermont
Nachnan ana state Journal, Newspaper published at
montpelier previous ~ said time appointed Tor hearing
mat ihey may appear at said time aud place, and
show cause, u any they may have, why said account
should not he allowed, and such decree made
! 49, by tne Court.-Attest,