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GLoHE VILLAGE,
eoutHnRip0E, Mass, February o, is5l.S

GLoHE VILLAGE,
soutHBRiD0E, Mass, February o, ls7l.}
~ R. Stosa', Esg. Boston,
For tho past Eve years have been afflicted with dys-
pep a. caused from morbid Of the liver loas Of
appetite, raising OF fod and wind from the stomach 4
'ensc % discuson 10 the stomach c0stiveness palpta
upn o. ne heart general debility and languor. For
year past have taken your NEGRTINE or Bloo1 Puri-
her am now we'll AMI able 10 attend 10 my business
one OF the hest remedies, aud heartily recon-
mend Il 10 all afflicted " tn similar diseasrs have
tried other remedies, hut found that afforded me
any relief, until found II 10 your NE6EtINE
GEO. HANSON.
Any person desiring further information can call on
his son, Wilbur y Hanson, Ap0theeary, store No. 1885,
Broadway, South Boston
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BaRNABtx-SHIrH CoNcERr are pleased to
announce a concer, in this place by this popular
troupe, accompanied by Mr. Arbucke, the famous
Cornet player on Friday evening, May 81. This
announcement will be greeted with satisfaction
by the lovers Of music, and the many friends Of
the troupe in Montpelier. They will draw a
crowded house.
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In Montpelier April e. by Rev J. Edward Wright
W. CLARK P. SPALDiSe and Miss JULIA A. KNAPP, both
Of East Montpelier
In East Montpelier, April Is, by Rov. V. O. wheoiock
aeld
In Tunhridge, April at the residence OF o p Cilley
Esq. by Rev. W b. Howard DIR. o, II RsEp, dentist, oil
Barre, aud Mrs. HELEN NJ. JoSgs, of Tuuhrdge
In Cabot, March 2s, Mr.. PRISgAs H. GARNET, ofCabot
and Miss SARAH Z. UrLeY, OF Walden.
In Barre. Marcn 81, Mr. EDupSp J. Pooh, Of Berlin
aud Miss ASNIs ~ DicKEY, Of Orange.
In East Bethel March g., Mr. CHARLES 4. DuRKgl
and Miss ETA Z. GOULD, both Of Bro ik6ed
In West Randolph, April Z, Mr. WV L. IIEBaRp ant
Miss MAhY J. NIeEAST, both Of West Randolph.
In Union Village March "a, Mr.. FRAEK D. BARTLETT
Of Norwich, and Bliss HATTIE cANP, Of Lyme n. II.
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and for
said district, on the Sd day OF Apdl, A. d. 1871
Al instrument purporting TO be the last Will and Tns
ament Ut Charles O. Closson, late Of Worcester In aid
district deceased being presented tn the Court by B.
closson, Tor Prvbatef
is ordered by aid Court that all persons concerned
herein be notified 20 appear at session of said Court
10 be held at the Probate Ohice. In Montpelier tho
10Th day Of April, A. D. 1874 and show cause, II any
hey may have against the PROBATE OF said Will, for
which purpose II Is further ord red, that copy Of the
'ecord Of tiii order be published three weeks sue
essively 10 the Vermont Waterman state Journal,
rinted at Montpelier previous TO said time appointed
or nearing.
By the COuTt-Attest,
l7I9 HARVEY TILDEN Judge.
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CALANirlr.-A few days since we bad three or
four boiler explosions almost simultaneously in
different parts Of the country resulting in serious
loss of life. BY Mondays kilograms We are told
Of the fire demon that rampages through the
land, destroying millions Of dollars worth oil
property and laying waste fair cities and towns.
rifhn, in Ohio, seems to have suffered the most,
sixty buildings having been destroyed in an in
credibly short space Of time, the rapidity with
which the flames spread being almost repetition
on smaller scale Of the terrible experience In
Chicago last fall A large fire also occurred al
Aver, Mass, burning out the entire business
portion Of the place and resulting in loss O
$500 900. CONGREGATIONS were also reported In
Pottsville, Pa. Toledo, Ohio; Pictou, Ontario
westborough, Mass, and other places, the total
loss from which will reach very high figure.
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BOTTLES FULL or BEAun.-La'ics, II you would
have beauty by the hottleu all you have to do Is to
purchase HAGAs's MAGNOLIA BALM. That peerless
beauther Of the complexion not only heghteus natural
charms but renders even the painest countenance
csedingy attractive. 1t recalls 10 the pad cheek the
rosy tnge ofhoath, plmpes, blotehes rough
sallownes and other hlemshes and mpars TO the
skin most delicate fairness and sotnest II smoothes
the burrows caused by time care and gives face neck
and arms the plump and engaging appearance Of youth
full beauty All this Is accomplished by the most natu-
raj means viz by gently and naturally stimulating the
circulation ia the capillary blood vessels Besides being
the most efsctual aid to beauty known to modern
.cln
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WHAT Is NEEDED.

=, BosroS, February 10, 1874.
H,Efy r. 0ersas. Esg.,
DyAR Sta About one year since found myself In 1
feeble condition from General Debility VEG ETTNF wa
strongly recommended TO me by friend who had been
much benefited by is use procured the article, and,
tter using several bottles restored to health and
discontinued rs use. feel quite confident that there
u no medicine superior to II for those complaints for
which u Is especially prepared, and would cheerfuly
recommend Il TO those who feel that they some
thing 10 restore hem to perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
[. l.. PErTfNGILL,
Firm OFFS VI. Pettingiil a Co.,
No. 10 state Street, Boston.
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PoisoSrSo IN BRnroL.--There occurred il
Bristol within two days last week, three cases o.
accidental poisoning, by which eleven person,
were poisoned. One case was from eating un-
Wholesome cheese, one from drinking homc-mad,
hop beer, and one from drinking a lumber OIL
Aconitc prepared for medicine, the person mis-
taking it for water. All the poisoned parties are
however, doing we'll
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N. h1;.t,......,.i..a
nv Mr. iewi. Cr,Uned R,rd and primo Rari.
49, c.. -i-. a.
"hei VI W aieSi WV" WV his'-S'nSS VV"VeieS' "i'
Lewis was assisted by Miss Hartley on harm and
=, a.,
organ. No such voice az Mr.. Lewis Possesses,
- ,..t,,,,. .,d .or,,,..s h,, 49,. ,,,- hod Il;
~ '''u'"e "nu eO'"Po''' ""'' We .'ei 'euiu :"
Vermont, and we doubt il it can be eIcelled in
, - -
-, ii. .,',,r ,.son Ioai,a o,n.;aa,,hIa b.,
~ us N'""'T" ."i Nfu''' No"a'u''"''' "N'"'e'
an - ,-,,t, -.
goou houses Al Nere ueHgh'Sui hot o"'S win
MI Le"S' ou' ''sS H"iNeS' "er Pe''oi uia'''es
on the harp-and II was magnificent instru-
i"ou'-"enS "ef"e""9 aPP'Auueu' luz sung
kunp during the cJncerts were Welsh English
Italian and American. Among them were The
Kin, and Me - - Nil ~ ,ha VIZ, ., MAJ,
the Life Bnats ~ a. Love A Good Lnugh.m |
o,o p.o,,er :, Tn. Maniac =, :. Tho Sword If
bunker ii'''' etc Dur"g 'ne last evening"
Mr. Lewis gave a recitation of his own cOmpOs-
- a., ,vlL. -
ing, entitled a "elshman Homage 10
America " which is here inserted We under
stand that MIR. Lewis designs making this coun-
60, az; G,,rra home and ,,han ha r.,,,rns er,ro
his native Wales. we ARE in homes arrangement,
iii hs made ., in,rodrce him T., all our Vermor,
peonle. especially in our large towns
..
Columbia, hall a voice nom DER the sea
Nos greeis thee, through my humble minstrelsyi
Ons ii a race who fought tor freedom long
Iu aSs Of S Ta S eeip the band
That Keeps IN sywpsthy each s,nirod soul
Mighty coiuin6is though thou art tut young,
nai Sa me M nation. NOV IN name
And millions seek the shelter oil my 'ahs'
Great have thy struggle, been Tor very lfs'
fhs Wounds ND arr hsaii,a f.iS,.r xrHw thy scar,
But bright aud srish5sr glow Thy glorious stars,
May God protect them with us loving might
Prsee ri Si,hi i iby psas wa''
And happiness on every cottage hearth,
speed on the pillow throasn every wilderness,
ss gsa ne arssra NTH IN ws.,is
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neut advertisements.
"TRUTH IS MIGHTY, AND WILL
PREVAIL"
E @ E T " Z
PUPPIES THE BLOOD AND RESTORES THE
N EA l. TIM
GENERAL DEBILITY.

Debility IL term used 10 denote deficiency Of blood
The nutrtlvo constituents the blood In - than
their regular proportion while tho watery part IL in
excess Debility u Of frequent Occurrences II 10 met.
lent TO variety OF diseases The lower limbs are apt
10 be swollen. The patient Is feeble and cannot bear
much excrtion. The circulation is irregular, but al.
most always weak. Palpitaten Of the heart IL very
common symptom. Violent motion ofen throws the
lions languidiy performed The muscular strength
diminished fatigue follows moderate slight exer-
Use The breathing though out twhen at rest becomes
hurried and even painfully agtated under exeron az
n running, ascending heights, etc The nervoss system
often greatly disordered. Vertigo, dizziness and q
ceiling OF hintness very common Violent and Oh
tnste n uragc pains In the head side breast or other
parts Of the body also nequent attendants upon the
iisrase. The secretOns are sometimes diminished In
females the menscs are almost always either suspended
or very partially performed The bile Is s,anty, and
eostveness with unhealthy excavations from the bowels
aud dyspcptc state Of the stomach, extremely com
non symptoms.
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RumoRsD RAILROAD MOVEMENTS. The Man
chester Journal Of last week says
at is reported that the Delaware & Hudson
Canal Company will relay the track on the old
Albany Northera road-bed from Eagle Bridge to
Albany, thus making direct route over leir
own road all the way from Rutland to Troy and
Albany. 1t is also said that short line will be
built from the State, line end OF the Harlem Ex.
on the Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroad, perhaps
Eagle Bridge. ltisqute evident lrum the % NOV
inv of the waters tIat sooner or later the West
ern Vermont Valley will have good rsilFoad con-
nectIons"
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GENERAL DEBILlTY.-In this complaint, the good ef.
fleets Of the VEGErNE realized Immediately after
commencing take IT, as debility denotes deficiency Of
the blood, and VEGErlSg acts directly on the blood.
There remedy that will restore the health from de-
pilty like the VsGelISg It Is nourshng and strength
enng purdes the blood. regulates the bowels, quets
the system, acts directly upon the secretons
and arouscs the whole system to action. u has n;ytr
failed In this complaint.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
.aid District on tho llth day Of April, A. ID, 1877
Chat les T. Bateheder, guardian OF Alice Edison,
larry EdsOn and Isabel Ehton children Of Nathaniel
Il. Eson late Of Planheld In said district, deceased,
uakes application TO said Court for license 10 sell the
oowng deerihed real estate Of bis said wards to
All their ghts and In the real estate Of which
aid deceased died seized and possessed IN this STATE,
representing that the sails thereof for the purpose
,uttng the proceeds of such sale interest OF
he In stocks real estate, would be benehal 10
aid wards Whoreupon t Is ordered by said Court, that
aid application DO referred to session thereof 10 be
ied at the Probate Office, In said Montpelier the eth
ay Of May A. d. 1871 Tor hearing and decision thereon
And II slurther ordered that all persons interested be
oted hereofhy publ aton ofngtieo Of said apple ton
,nd order thereon three weeks successfully In the Yer
nont Waterman and State Journal, printed at Mont
,eer before said time Of hearing that they may appear
said time and place, and II they cause, object
thereto.
BY the Court. Attest,
1870 Ma. CHASE. Register.
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.TATE OF VERMONT.

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, ss.
In Probate Court held &C Montpelier within and for
said District on the 4tb day Of April, A. D 1875
An instrument purporting to bo the last VIII and
Testament OF Thomas Phelps late Of Waterbury, In
aid District deceased being presented 10 the Court by
Isaac Davis, the executor therein named for probate
u ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein he notified TO appear at session Of said Court
ehed Mt the Probate Office 10 Montpelier the "a day
VI April. A. d. s12, and show cause II any they may
navc, against the Probate OF said Will for which pur-
pose II 10 further ordered that copy OF the record OF
this order he published three weeks successfully In the
Vermont Watchm IN State Journal, printed at Mont
Delier previous 10 said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court.-Attest,
l7ls n A. CHASE, Register.
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PLEasANT ArTAIR.--The friends OF MIR X. II
Whittier, to the number OF about fifty, invaded
the s,nctty OF his domicl last evening, unher-
aided and uninviied, proceeded to make them
selves at home at once, and to refresh themselves
with the abundant siands which they had brought
with them. The occasion was most thoroughly
enjoyed by all participating.
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HARDwicK. Joseph Lsott and Walter liar
riman, two railroad laborers from wocott, were
arrested here on the 7th by Sheriff Leslie, for
disorderly conduct. They had imbibed pretty
freely, having been to Woodbury. where, rumor
says, the critter - is easily found They were
brought before Judge Perley on Monday, plead
guilty to being intoxicated, and were fined S.
and costs, amounting in each case TO $40.
But very little sugar has been made thus
lar, and the prospect Of much Of crop looks
very gloomy.
Miss Cornelia Gaylord has sold out her mil
lnery business to Mrs NJ. II. Gleason, who pro-
poses to continue business at the old stand-Way,
Titus & Co.'S new block.
Joseph Foss, Of Elmore, has purchased the
Mackyille mill property, consisting Of saw-mill,
wooden factory and water-power, Zone Of the hest
in town. Of llinm Bingham, Of Morristown,
for about $1,000. 1t is hoped that this property
is to be more fully improved than for the last few
years.
The students Of our (" Academy and Graded
School, - held social levee at the Academy Hall,
Friday evening, April 10. The exercises consist
ed Of music, rectations and declamations closing
the entertainment with various social nmusements
There was large attendance, and much good
feeling manifested
Rev. c. Tabor commenced his duties as pas
tor Of the Methodist church here, last Sabbath,
the l4tl. Rev 5. b. Curfer, who has Abored
earnestly and faithfully with US during the past
year, has been assigned to the charge at New
bury. The best wishes Of his many friends 60
with him to his new position, hoping that i, may
be both pleasant and profitable.
The passenger train failed to reach this place
Saturday evening, on accoun, of washout near
Andrew whitcher's, one and a half miles this
side Of East Hardwick The mails have been
very irregular during the past week The road
down the river has been cut through, and the
stage and freight teams are now running wheels.
Most Of the hill roads have been impossible for
teams during most Of the week, and still continue
so, on account Of the thaw and deep drifts.
A son Of F. j. Kimball of this village, got
one Of his thumbs cut of ON the 18th, under the
following circumstances Kimball was saving
wood, and another boy by the name Of Hall was
splitting kimball reached down for a stick,
when Halls axe came down upon his thumb
cutting it of below the nail near the first joint
The caress use Of edge tools is not always safe
in the hands VI men, but as in this case, in the
hands Of small children they are specially dan
gerous.
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SHOOTING MiTcH,-A shooting match came Of
in Burlington on Monday, and the gold media
was won by A. d. Smith, Of Mortified Shoot.
ing at silver dollar, sixteen yards, he bit it sS
out Of seven times, With Smith d Wes-on revol-
YER, the barrel Of which VS. Eve aud one half
inches long The best shooting on record.
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Watohman s. journal.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1872.


The Republican voters Of East Montpelier are re-
quesed 10 meet at NJ CAFES Hotel on Saturday, tho
10Th day Of April 1871 at o'clock p. NJ 10 nominate
delegate to attend the Republican Union State Con.
yenton at Bellows Fails the LIST day Of May next Also
a substitute. w.G. NYE
Chairman Town Committee.
East HentP,her april ith, 1917.
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WATERBURY MIR George J. Colby has left
this place for Reading, Mich, to superintend the
building ol his new wringer factory. We are
glad to state however that Mr. Jesse J. Colby
will remain in Waterbury, and that the manu-
facture Of wringers and washers will be contin-
ued here, the Colby Brothers q Co. having sold
to new company, Of which Mr.. Fred. +. Smith,
of Montpelier, is Secretary, the right tn manuac-
turc and sell, in the New England, Middle and
Southern States.
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,TATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In said District
10 tho ith day OF April, A. u. 1871
Lewis Wood, administrator De beSs non, with the VIII
annexed, OF the estate OF Aaron LIANT. late Of CalE
said district, deceased, presents his Standardization
ecount tor examination aud allowance aud makes ap-
pcaton for decree OF distribution and partition Of the
state Of said deceased
whereupon, It is oriered by said Court that said ae-
ount and said application DO referred Va session there
o. To be held at the Probate Oce In said Montpelier on
the 3h day Of April, A. ID, iaz2 for hearing and do
cslon thereon And II Ia further ordered, that notice
hereof no given 10 ali persons Interested BY uiostion
4 the three weeks suocessyely In tho Vermont
Montpelier previous q said ime apponisd or hearing
that they may appear at aid time aud place And
should ac bs 1 ~ .Ssh dssiss made
wn MA cHAss, Register,
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DKATH or MR. FREKxAS.--As with Deacon
Storrs, so in respect to Mr.. Freeman last week
we announced his retirement from highly hon
orable and comparatively successful business ca
reer, and this week we make the painful record
of his death. Mr.. Freeman was a man Of few
words, modest and unpretending almost to a
fault yet he possessed Gle head, rare bust
ness capacity, a pure heart, aod leaves life
record without q blemish Next to his bsreayed
family, the death Of such man falls most heavily
upon the business community His sickness,
which was protractcd, and at times painful in the
extreme, he bore with Christian resignation, and
waited patiently till his change came. His re-
mains were taken 10 Barre for nterment.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
aid District, on the 27th day OF March A. u, 1879
An instrument purportng 10 be the last VIII aud Tes-
lament Of Constant W. storrs late OF Montpelier In
aid district deceased heing presented to tho Court by
william W. StOrrs, for Probate,
II ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
herein be notified To appear at assOn Of said Court to
held at the Probate Office In Montpelier the 23d
lay of April, A. ID. ls72, and show cause, any they
nay have against the probate Of said will for which
nrpose Is further ordered that copy OF the record Of
hi order be published three weeks successfully 10 the
.srmont Waterman State Journal, printed at Mont
ieder, previous To said time appointed for hearing.
By the Court--Attest,
1918 N. A. CHASE, Register.
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GREAT BsRoANs.-Mr. 5. s. Towner, in an
other column, calls attention to his new and eI.
tensive stock Of Millinery Goods. Mr.. Towner is
one of the best buyers and best judges of goods
in his department Of any one in the State. lie
has just returned from New York and Boston,
where he has made large purchases, which he
has just opened. Mr. Towner uniformly pur-
chases his goods Of Importers and Manufacturers,
for cash, by which he is enabled to get them al
very much less price than those who buy Of job
bers, and this reduction in cost be is prepared to
give to parties buying of him. Give him call
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SWOLLEN LINES.

LEBANON, n. H., January 90 $50.
NJ. St,usAs, Dear SIR
write this note to inform you Of tho effect Of your
e Blood Purifier" upon my system. When commenced
taking II, year ago, vas very much dehlitafed Ny
mhs were swollen that II was Impossible for me 10
get int" OF out OF carriage and very painful TO 20 up
OF down stairs Indeed could scarcely stand on nv
feet. Mv appetite gone my strength falling an
idly. After using your medicine for lew weeks be.
gan TO improve My appetite improved and my siren
my uouted ease and feel owe II to VEGETINE
Yours gratefully
1919 MRS. C. A. II. TrLDEN.
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PEoPLE's AcApENr.-Thc Alumni of the PEG
pies Academy and Morrisyie Graded Schoo
are requested 70 meet at the Town Hall at Nor
risvlle on Tuesday May 7th, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
for the purpose Of organizing an Alumni Assn
citation. Hon. Chas II. Heath, A. NJ, has beer
engaged to deliver an address
The present term completes the 25th year o
this Institution and it is hoped that large mum
Der of those who have been connected with i
will take advantage Of this opportunity to renew
their school day associations and participate ia
the festivities % the occasion.
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The ice left the river below the village on the
18th inst and the Mill Pond above the village on
the 18th This is the latest date at which it has
gone out in the memory of the Oldest inhabitant
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TATE OF VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and for
said District, on the 10Th day Of April, A. ID. 1877
An instrument purporting to he the last will and tee
lament OF Ira Chanberlin late Of East Montpelier In
said district deceased being presented TO the court BY
Austin Arms the executor therein named for probate
II Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein he notified TO appear at session said Court 10
e held at the Probate Office In Montpelier on the 7th
lay Of May A. d. 1872, and show cause, II any they
may have against the Probate OF said Will for which
purpose II Is further ordered that copy OF the record
Of this order be published three weeks successfully In
the Vermont Waterman aud State Journal printed at
Montpelier, previous 10 said time appointed for hearing
BY the Court-Attast,
1870 HARVEY TILDEy, Judge