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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ NAohiNNIbN %.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and for
said District, the LIST day Of January, \. d. 1874
j. H. Hastings executor OF the last Will aud testament
Of William barrow, late Of fayst0n Ia said district de-
ceased presents his account for examine
ton and allowance and makes application tor decree
Of distribution and partition Of the estate OF said de-
ceased.
Mhorcupon ordered by said Court that said account
and said application be referred 10 session thereof 70
be held at the Probate Office, In said Montpelier on the
sd day of January A. D. ls7 for hearing and decision
thereon and IL further ordered, that notice hereof DO
given to all persons Interested, by publication on the
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman
state Journal, newspaper published at Montpelier.
previous said time appointed for hearing that they
may appear at said time and place and show cause
any they may have, why said account should not DO al
lowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court-Attest
oan5 n A. CHASE Register
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HARpwicE Erwin Nye, of this village, has
bought the residence Of Orrison Mack at Mack
vile for 500.
"A railroad laborer, working on the gravel
train, got one ankle badly injured on the 10th, by
the falling Of frozen earth upon him at the gravel
pit near Z Ilardwck we understand that no
bones were broken. lie was a foreigner and had
not worked here but few days when the acci-
dent occurred.
Truman Prescott, Of St. Johnsbury has lately
established new livery stable here. lie keeps
his stock at W o. Clements.
IL. E. Carter, Esq, has established a law
office here, and commenced practice.
Our people are already beginning to derive
some benefits from the completion of the railroad
to this place, in the lower prices at which many
kinds of goods can be sold. The lreighiing bust
ness Of this valley with Montpelier and Water
bury, which for many years has been important
aud heavy, is destroyed or nearly SO. 1t was ex-
pected that for corn and flour and such articles
as are derived from the West, we should still have
to 60 to Montpelier and Waterbury but all such
expectations have proved iallacious. No sooner
was the road completed and ready for business,
than st. Johnsbury business men were re,dy 10
compete for the trade Of this valley, and with the
favorable railway rates, are able to deliver those
articles of freight here, at better rates than by
the old methods of transportation from points on
the Central road. So the old channels Of trade
are breaking up and new ones are formed,
through the powerful influence Of that great lev
eler, the railroad Montpelier and Waterbury
must bid farewell probably forever, to the large
and prosperous trade they have so long enjoyed
with this valley
Efforts are being made for the establishment
of a mail route between this place and Crafts
bury, with differing prospect of success. How
ever much this route has been needed in the past
the completion OF the railroad to this place. seems
to make its establishment now, almost a neces-
sity Craltsbury business interests, az well as
public convenience, demand it. Cwitsbury Is
awake to its importance, and her business men as
well as a large majority Of her citizens are max
ing strenuous Efforts for its accomplishment
This proposed route must be the shortest, easiest
aud best by which Craltsbury can reach the rail
road, and the route her business will certaial
take. 1t is maniestly important that postal ia
clities should follow the channels Of trade ant
business
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PLAISfIELD,-Dr. W. +. Llcele will deliver
the next Lecture of the Course on Friday even
ing next och inst). Subject The popular
habits and vices Of the day"
The lecture of last Friday evening, delivered
by Rev. n. f. CObleigh, proved to be as interest
ing as instructive. The public are again indebted
n the lecture committee for having 40 well pro-
vided for the third evening Of this present course
of lectures.
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The tenth scmi-annual examination Of this
school occupied Thursday and Friday of last
week. 1t was conducted by Secretary French
Thursday evening President Buckham OF the
University Of Vermont, lectured before the A,so-
citation of Alumni in the Congregational Church.
His subject was j." Phili-tinism - and his lecture
plea for " liberal education in it. full mean.
ing
Friday evening the closing exercises of the
graduating classes were held in the Congrega-
tonal church, followed by presentation Of certif-
Gates, and remarks by Secretary French and
Mr. Conant. The graduates were nineteen in
number. Second course IL Edson Randolph
First course Penheld A. Foster, West Bridge
water Sheridan Z. Gibbs, PittsGeld Charles
B. Granger, George o. Howe and Willie L.
Paine, Randolph; Allen a. Priest West Ran
dolph; Edward n. SpaFJrd, Greensboro Mary
T. Dana, North Pomtret Lucy j Edison, Brook
field Athena Farr, Bradford Ella E. Granger,
West Barnet Hattie c. Ilne, Colchester Hattie
5 Putnam, Post Mills Eva A. nplin, Bradford
Carrie +. Tucker, Shelburne Jennie l.. Wash
burn and Kittie B. Weymouth, Randolph Maria
York, North Randolph.
This term closes the fifth year of the State Nor
NAL School. The number Of graduates for The
five years, is one hundred and forty-fye.
The term also closes Mr. Commits eleventh yen
as Principal. During these eleven years there
have been under his instruction in the Orange
County Gnmmer School and its successor, The
State Normal School, 1904 different pupils
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There will be public meeting Of the llistori
cal Society at st, Adams, on Tuesday, the 9Th o
February. Papers will be read by Pres Buck
nam, Hon f j Phelps. Dea. l.. L. butcher
Henry Clark, Esq and other gentlemen.
\ general attendance of the members Of the
Society is desired as the meeting will be of un
usual interest
Preparations will be made for a " field. day " in
Connection with a meeting Of the Society to b,
held in Burlington, in June next.
W. II. LoRD,
President VI. Hsforicdi Society
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Court, holden At Montpelier, within anu
for said strict on the lat day Of January, d. lsl2
Nancy Hutchinson, admlnistratrx on The estate OF
ceased presents her administration account for settle
mcnt. -
Whereupon Il Is ordered that The same be reisIred q
the 2d ay Oh January ne It at the Probate Ooe in aid
Montpelier for examination and alo"sneo ann WA.
This order In the Vermont Machunan state Journal,
printed at three weeks SUCCESSFULLY As soon
luay be- that they may appear ani al saia "s anu
place, II they cause, oblect thereto
ny tho Court-Attest
aa0s HARVEY rILptN, Judge,
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CnELsRA.-At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Orange County National Bank Of
Chelsea, held on the second Tuesday Of January,
1879, b. W. Bartholomew, Elihu Hyde, A. N.
King, N W. Braley and Lyman p. Barron were
elected Directors and, at a subsequent meet ing
If the Directors, b. W. Bartholomew was elected
President and Oscar O. Hatch was appointed
Cashier.
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The train leaves Hirdwck at 6 % L, Hard
wick 6.l3 Greensblrn SO Danvflle s 06 ar
irving at St. Johu-bury at SIS. Returning,
leaves st. J1hnsbury Mt 4io Danvilie, 30
arriving al, llardwiek at 10.
Johnsbury. The station agents along the line
are follows Danyille, S,las Stone W Danville,
Orys Fits Greensboro, j, NJ. Smith East
llardwick, l.. D. Hyde South llardwick, c. II.
Eaton.
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In barre jan 8, Mrs. paEDES uPIos, aged 81 years
In Topsham, Dec 30, Ma JonS LASG, aged ~ years
and months
In Berlin Jan T. Mrs, MANY A. pnLLirs, relict Of the
late stephen Phillips formerly Of kieni aged "a years
In Wi JAMESTOWN, jan, !, MIS- l.. NJ ANEaf, widow Of
the late T. 5. Avery, aged % years,
In Northaeld, Doc. ~ Miss soraE BaidGs, aged 30
yeart aud mouths,
In East Montpelier, Jan. 10, KArIE A. PERsoSs.
youngest daughter OF Levi A. and Sophia d. Persons,
aged months and days,
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tBatphman s. journal.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1872.
Fourth Lecture y

Rev. T. w. llroolSsoN will believer the Fourth
Lecture Of the Citizens Course at Village
Hall on WEDNESDAY evening, Jan. 9th, at the
usual hour 1t will doubtless prove one OF the
most attractive of the course.
Single tickets 80 cents, to be bad at the usual
places
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nn,srr As JOE. NJ rrRr AS snow.

The fragrant soIodont scientific composition Of the
pures and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental vegetable
Kingdom. Every ingredient is we'll known to have a
beneficial effect tho teeth and gums II removes all
dsagroeablo odors, that OF tobacco. II speedily
removes those revages which children sustain In their
teeth owing to improper use Of sweet and acid articles
which mperceptlbly destroy them,
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Twenty EIGHT YEARS PRACTICE

In tho treatment Of diseases Incident to Females has
placed DR. DOW ut the head Of all physicians making
such practice speciality and enables him TO guarantee
speedy and permanent cure In tho wort cases Of sap
prssaoa and all o'hcr Msnshaai DOmgeneHis from
rAaitsr oau',. All letters Tor advice must contain g.
ONCE No. . ExDfcorr STREET BosroS.
y, B.-Board furnished 10 those desiring to rcmaln
under treatment. Boston, July, is7t.--,7ly
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A NOOK FnR EvFRY MAN

The "sciENCE OF LIFE, OR sELFPREsERvA-
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Exhausted vitality Premature Decline In Man, Nervous
and Physics Debility lypo'hondra, Impotency, spor-
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arising from the orrofs Of youth the ndscrcons
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every man Thousands have been taught by this work
the true way to health and happiness It Is the cheapest
an hcst medical work ever published aud the only one
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receipt OF price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL
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". A. PARKER, Assistant Physician. y. b. The au.
thor may be consulted on the Above we'll as all d Is
eases requiring s,tH and experience. 25J
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How my eyes achem (.ad lady while reading Ilar-
pers edition Of Dickens Pcuiej Now, if that lady had
been using Lazarus Morris Perfected specaces, she
could have read the size type from four to six CON
soeutlye hours wi bout the slightest Inconvenience
T. O. Phinney, our hvorlto Book Seller is the only
Agent in this town for Lazarus Morris Perfected Spec
tacles. ull2
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o. tho result of inactive state Of liver and stomach
producing headache, obtusc Intellect dullne. dcspon-
dency, domenta, and finally insanity, isno uncommon
occurrence All these disagreeablo symptoms and had
feeling arc most certainly dspeled by the use " Dr.
piercos Golden Medical Discovery II revitilifes and
builds up The whole system. little book on chronic
diseases sent free. Address r. V. Pierce. NJ. D. Buffalo,
y Golden Medical Discovery sold by all Druggists.
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We we're pleased TO sce not long since, in of our
exchanges some pretty remarks addressed 10 sew
eral persons who during interesting lecture by Rev.
Jno S. O. Abbott kepta continuous coushng,which pre-
vented many from hearing People who cannot refrain
from coughing, had b,tter stay away ifom such places
else take bottle Of JoAn,ons AroiyHe "msnf with
them,
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CrATE OLE VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court held Mt Montpelier within and for
said District the ID day OF January, A. ID. isI2
VIM T. Ward executor Of the last will and testament
" Earl Ward, late Of Moretown In said district, de-
ceased makes application to said Court with the con-
sent and Appreciation Ia writing OF the dryisecs and
lcgatees OF said deceased for license to sell all OF the
real of said deceased situated In Moretown and
DIxhury, In said district, representing that the sale
thereof would be beneficial TO the doysees and egaees
Of said deceased anu those interested In his estate.
Whereupon ordered by said Court, that said applca
ton be referred session thereof 10 be held at the Pro
bate Office Ia said Montpelier on the 9th day OF Janua-
~, A. ID. Isf2 for hearing and decision thereon
And Il further ordered that all persons Interested be
notified hereoiby publication ofnotce OF said
and order thereon three weeks successfully Ia the YER
peer before said time Of hearing that they may appear
At said time and place. and, II they see cause, object
thereto
By the Court Attest,
Otn6 N A. CHASE, Register.
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Prom NJ. 3 No. Nm. r. KsaiaY, Ffs,port, No
Among the many salvcs now in use, Miss sawyer.
stands precuncn Tor aiost all the aches and pains The
human family am cited with For Rheumatism Lame
Joints, Nervous headache, IL gives instant relief We
have used u for several years and find IL an uspyr rem
ny for Barns, Seafs Sore Throat SAT- Rh,um Sfsf,a
Joints &c. We chccrfully recommend IL 10 the public a.
being perfectly safe and good for many aches thar
We have mentioned.
Ma. & Mas WM. r. KENDALL.
Froeport, March o., lsG5-9AOj
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~ The Union Meetings held during the week
Of Prayer are being continued through the pres
ent week, with undated interest Wednesday
and Thursday evenings ct Bethany chapel and
Friday aud Saturday at the Baptist yestry.
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Grand Lodge of l. 0. Of q. 7.

AT the Grand Lodge Of Good Templars held in
Burlington last week, the following officers were
elected and installed for the year ensuing.
G. W. c. John b. Mead, of Randolph.
g. W. Counsellor-T. L. Brownell Of Ben
nngton.
q. W. V, T.--Airs 5. A. Case, of Castleton
G. W Secretary-Roy II. p Gushing, OF East
Burke.
G. W. Treasurcr-C C. Sergeant, OF Corinth,
&. W. Assistant Secretary-Ella Gushing Fin
ney, Of Burke.
q. W, Chaplain-Rev, E. Folsom, of Barnard
q. w. Marshal--E. q. Mason, of Rutland
q. W. Messenger-ll. G. Ilarwood Of Ben
nington.
G. w. |. G.-Julia Bingham, 49,
G. w, D. G-John W Carpenter, of johnson
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MARRIAGES IN MoNrPELlER.-During the past
year iorty-two marriages have been solemnlzed
in thsp place. OF the high contracting parties
60 were trying il for the first. thirteen for the
second, and two for the third time
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LADiEs-Mlss Maggie Nenan, Miss Angle l.. Thorn,
Mrs. Lizzie A. Gray Mrs. Mary " Lylord, Mrs. q. NJ.
son.
GEsrLRsES-J. W. Blgelow, Henry Carter, Charles
Caduro Willard Chase, Charles A. DOhye Wa. Keel
or, Z. D. Merriam, George Putnam J. II Smith Asigne
Sim0uncan G. A. Smith, $. Templeton, Geo. T. Filling
hast, Albert Il. Warren, W. NJ, Wheeler
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Mr.. Washburne, the American minister
at Paris, lie indisposed and has gone to Nice
for the restoration Of his health.
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John q. Calhoun's plantation in South
Carolina has been bought by wealthy color.
ed mau.
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JAPANESE PAPER WARE.

Unprecedented Paper Ware Is being UNIVERSAL
used. The people like II. Pablo Institution, adopt
my IT, II is economical for the housekeepcr Wate
pas, Basins, Chamber Pals, Sop Jars, Bowls, Mill
Pans Spittoons, TRAYS. Sc sc. The trade supplied bi
the Manufacturers. Jennings BROTHERS, j52 Pearl
STREET, ~ Y. CrY.
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MARX TwAIS's NEw Book" RououiSG IT,,
Il particularly adapted to Family reading, aud
Is designed to amuse and instruct
twill make all laugh who never laughed befOro,
Ana those who always laugh make laugh the more
Sold by subscription only.
j. X. WusoS, Agent
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LANoLLE VALLEY RAiLuoAp. This road is
doing q freight business as far east as East ST..
Johnsbury and will soon open the road to the n.
II line at Concord. A fair business is being done
by the company. Mr.. c. +. Spauldng, formerly
superintendent, Of the Harlem road, superin-
tends IT,
The distances On the line are as follows From
sluth Ilnrdw,ck % East Ilardwiek 1 miles.
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Ieqal Antipes.
NATHAN'L RICHARDSON'S ESTATE

~ ATTAIN Ia hlCHAhDSONS ESTATE
~ The subscribers, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washn
ton Commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate OF
Nathaniel Richardson late OF Northdeld In said District
deceased, represented insovent and the term Of sir
months nom the 18th day OF December, is7l being al
lowed by said Court to the creditors Of said deceased
to EXHIBIT aud prove their respective claims before
Give notice. that will attend the duties OF our ap
pontment at the dwelling house Of Mrs Martha Richard
In Northheld, In said District the fourth Tuesdays
VI iebruary aud June next at one o'clock In the after
noon. on each OF said days
e Z 4 uSSefSrssk NNErr. Commissioners.
Mortified, December %, A. d. 1871 .--0507
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Y Mas PnELA WILEY, Of Moretown, Ga
year Of age, after bringing up family Of twelve
children. bus made most beautiful bed-spread
with her needle containing ga different pieces.
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BRIGGS 4 BROTHERS,
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You will miss il If you do not our Catalogue be
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L Their Of our two Chr mos for sT2 size qx2i-one =
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the other OF Annual Hennial and Perennial Plants
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PLEAsANr OccAsioN. "A happy thought Of Rev.
Mr.. Babhitt. Of Waitsield, resulted few days
since in one of the pletsan,est social gatherings
Of the season lie invited the members Of his
church and society who were 05 years of age and
upwards, To meet at his residence on the anniyer-
-ary Of his birth day. The invitation was hearth
y responded to, and resulted in bringing together
one over 20 years Of age, FIVE between so and
90, eleven between 70 and so, sixteen between 65
aud TO- and four under 65-nufy-seren in all.
The four under 65, had each husband or wife
over Gj. Total sum Of the whole 2633 years
average age, ne years. Such an occasion
must give strength 10 the bond which already
binds this pastor and people most firmly together
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NEW NEwsrArEn.-We have received tie FIRST
number Of the Orleans County Monitor, new
weekly journal published at Barton by Z. II
Webster. It isa 30 column paper, neatly print
ed, and well edited We wish it success, and
have NJ doubt but that it viii be worthy Of it.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE AT AUCTION.

ENNECUTORS SALE AT AUCTION.
IL The House, outbudngs and Lot in East Mont.
pciier Village, Vt, occupied by Aaron Bancroft, and
belonging TO tho estate Of Aaron Bancroft late OF Bos
ton Mass, deceased will be sold at Public Auction on
the premises the 18th day OF February A. d. 1871 ct
two o'clock in the afternoon.
THOMAS BANCROFT, Exr.
n. A. CHAsE, Montpelier, W., Agent.
January In. lsll III nl
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The annual concert Of Bethany Church Sunday
School was held last Sunday evening. tappear-
ed from the report that the average attendance
was larger than any previous year in the history
Of the school. 1t was 1911 There have been two
additions to the Library, Of 400 volumes. The
teachers meetings have been well sustained
through the year The meeting was quite inter.
esting and pleasant to all concerned.
At the annual teachers meeting, on Monday
Col Hopkins was reelected superintendent. lie
however, declined the Office, and yielding to his
reasons and not to their own wishes, the teacher
accepted his resignation. For nine years he has
held the position Of superintendent and his ad
ministration Of the school has been very cihcicu
and successful We trust that after a shor
respite he may dnd himself able to resume ii
duties
We understand that the Committee appointed
to nominate his successor, have offered the place
to John W Clark, Esq IL is nomination emf
uently fit to be made His experience in th
school as teacher, his genial and afhble quail
ties, will make him a u'eiul and popular Super
intendent. lie will be warmly welcomed 10 th
duties Of the office by the entire school.
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Preamble md Resolutions

Adopfed By De WA Clinton Lodye F. q A. NJ,
of NorihfcH, upon the death Of Bro. Frank
4. Winch.
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,ROFITABLE BUSINEsS

Il VIII be given to two persons, Of either sex
10 Montpelier ami Joining towns by which they may
realize Il ON Dl 10 snn year, with but little inter
ference with ordinary occupation, In selag IL !.
HOLD A n G l. L Of real merit and universal
II the whole time Is devoted much larger sum
may be realized. Circulars tree giving complete list
ct articles aud commissions allowed. r. $. COOK CO..
HohOken, n. j,
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DANCERS, TUMoRs, ULCERS.

Astonishing cures hy Drs. Kline and Lindey. at the
Philadelphia Cancer Institute, g' Arch St., Phiadel
phia Pa Al Branch Offices by Dr. MeMiehael, 81 Mag
ara ST., Buffalo, n Y and BY Dr. Eyarts, over % Ten
asee st, Auburn, N. Y.
WONDERFUL CANCER ANTID0rEs.
| No Kni6. No Caasiic Medicines No Bood Liffs Pain
For particulars cal on or adrso siiher Of The abors