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Professor OF MG=c ntc. will give lessons in Vocal
Instrumental MusIc "a The city OF Manitowuc q
a" RN2rs. l;'si enec on Eignth-st.. nc9r Z
ouIt iuuSa u "A
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J. -. ANDERSON

DHa,cr N Sro,cs also Mann actnrer OF Tin Sne"'
iron ana Copper ware. All K nas OF req iiriL io'
Etghll-st., between York and Buffalo, NanIt'"s
u Il
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GEORGE n. HNOODIN,

Attorney nj Law and District Attorney loG Man 2
voc county. Collections urnm otir ~Whndej t.
oficc on BaGaio, between Eisuth and Ninth.
l24fl
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Dentist, cfrcr in saerman's new buti6ing 90
h ,ghth 81, %Manitow"c. Particular attent'
gwen 10 uil tie different branches OF the prof s.
ION, AMI all work warranted, Ieetn extract
without n.iin. IL iiy.
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50 a good singer, his fortune IS male. His
fsck Of energy IS overlooked, AMI il he Is
backward when raagh work is to be done,
the rude seamen are little disposed to cbi,e
one whom it is pleasure to look at, and
who seems Us much out Of his place as .
ycllow-birl or robin amid the storms
and temposts Of mid ocean.
II fact, as first mate of the ship, I was
not long in discovering an inclination
on my own part to make this pretty fel-
low tasks as light as possible, anl It is
certain that in al lressing him personally,
my voice always sank to a key al unlike
the L0arse command Of a b0atswain.
It seemed to nc, too, that this partiality
on ny part called for some recognition,
and l had expected that the lad would, by
cheerful and smiling obedience, show that
he was not inseasib!e to marks of favor
count Of their rarity.
Why was it then that young Bruce, as
he was called, generally hung his head or
turned away his face when | looked at him.
Was ho pleasant to everybody else, and
sulky to mo? In truth, weeks and months
PASSED without my ever being able to geS
a good, square look at his countenancc;
and yet, what seemed very strange, I de-
tecsed him, moro than once (whcn turning
" y ,,-s.-!.., .'.'! - ~ - s'N,'S
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u r., moar.;.,, v, l.gl,.30ona TTo,o
fo,l ssy,-.I ,yE.Is..... floor .,,,.,. o.,,rl
AMI the. mad, the I...t gs sur ,.,, to h.
Sandwich Islands.
While we l4r IN tho hari.or Of Woa,.,.
v, ave our ir,ia., 4 r3,I colt Of tar.
hal observed tbat y,arr r~roo was ai,ct
With other v,.tb., lat had mid 70 nor.i,-
MAR ,ttcat;o, TO Inn p.t.l hsa,.,,o . ,.I.,,,.
tive cry. I I..!-o1 M arl .a,y hin, r;.1ir.r
Down the ma:a.oo ra1Iant-s,av with TAR.
bucket slunr near him and a va4 Of tar-
rvagl ~-aa-v oal,m in II, ,.-5s hand
fIe was ah,nA ,,;.j,yag hetwa,r H.. r-..i,-
mat anil the f,--,ast.anI was b.,..,,c,,,.. ~,
hi. Iyrty rcrob v.-r,r4. anv slim, or o.5or
.r:.rl 4, E..r Inn r,., f.u;,,, rif,,r
his limbs ha! bacoa1, bs1u,ojeI by nr,s-
sia- 81 Iaag ar..l.s ,l5 e9r!qre, ~ h.
hal f.lt himself. oaa1ls 70 i.roa b:. balance.
Whatgv,r was the can-e Of Sis cry Of
aI4rnl, the mere fact Of his being f-i.ntgacd
v,s 81, ,i.;,.-.- f., ,., -. T.. a,.1.r;-, o,.
Of cztrcm, n,r1
WG.h all, .of,..,- matte, | ty-,oI +,
til. ,3ai maze, VA, hal thus czpossl
ne lai v..h.4t tls usgg, r.o,5H.i nav
.-.- i.-llA - I.,..r -, H.,
wall ..s, s4...s. ..a r....-1 = v,a.i.
Ill, '.,-e. an, 7 rs..~-.a.l -,..:.,- ,ys,r
ra.I ..i.fs run ......l,., ..il ~, veins. AMI !
aAyaE Ike an aspen leaf | tncg -.,,-..1
g....ai.ori t5;s bsaut;f9l y,.tb b,3 an
mr. hca.t. dared not ut+o, > wor1 or
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a.. sftI's,sNS,

Paws tHe highcsi price fir Wheat and Other pv
dgcc. ufice on IhC northeast tornur Of Buiiaio
. Eighth Is, NInUownC, ~ ~
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H. u sE>E.ssa

Pircrhanger InI UphOlstcrer. Carl ge Trimme
and ilart ess Maker, Commercials. between III
ana SIN, NahltnWuF. recommends himself u
these branches. ana promises tn execute an ,yar,
with promptnc-s, aud IN the best STYLE II Il
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ENAhlkD CONWAY

Wholesale ara Ret I'll dealer IN Hats, CAPS Fu'
G.ovts, Mttteu~, Robes etc. Iurk-st, bot,v"
Egi On gnh Ninth, Mani, woe. 12-iiyA
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Keeps all kinds o: Mrats sausage Hams Lar
tC-, wEIch nr viii sell at the lowest prices !.i
quantity "Ud klud L. sat purchasers. Auy ouc
having cat!c h",s or sheen o. sell, Will call on
ana receive the highest prices. II a n
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WALKER * GREEN,

ttiorney and Counselor at Law, Two RIVER
Sill attend TO Collections and other business Ia
tguitoyoc 6 ,unty an vicinity 13 a. ;,
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Ayers
Cherry Pect0ral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoooing-
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
] science, few are Of
I more real value TO
mankind than this ef-
, fectual remedy for all
. diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
surely and effectually
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Attorneys and Counsclors at Law. Ofice on =
stree, over the FIRST National Bank, hanItow'
IL 81 I
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4, PuaTCHAKD, M. ID.
l. N. MARkHAM, !,

nhy -cian Surgeon. and Accnueheur oihee %,
IN 81 over RIc.n's Drug storS- once oSen ~ AZ
oars Call a. the country promptly attended,
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the tlrst ioT' Letter taIt sA2 aAi ever re
eei'e,', am tho net tht' the "''''7 a /
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af 5i1.5 "'Eil Ai't .Hitae.l I they Ia
been a--.ressa.. % A.r=o.t. ia'7 "2serya
;-'h q N.n' oh.J ",li' 5ae other girl
'aasA ioHser' |'-A o"o exception. ne
neAtt2 the lest b'ie eyei cre1-171 OF
seventeen snmn2T5, boxed aP 81 .-enIy ai
l pronounced the words, became serious
in an instant, AMI then, as she cast ilwn
her eyes pensIvely, | saw pearlE tear
trembling on their long lashes.
Could it be that this charming young
creature had met with disappointment? ?
l surveyed her by stealth. E1lrsitely
symmetrical in form, with countenanec
olmost angelic, aal her finely shaped head
surm5unscl by wealth Of blonde hail
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HI. s. pIERPONT.

attorney and Counselor At Law. once on corn,
# Etzhtn and Quay-sts, Maritowoc- IL -
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Phrenc'e. Icai JoP mai

for October is more than usually interest
ing, owing to the variety and scope of it
table of contents, which we append: Low
ell Mason. the late eminent musician and
teacher; The One-Eyed Conductor; Jap
anese in America, with portraits Expires
sion, its Anatomy and Philosophy; Pre-
pairing for the Cholera; Water, Pure and
Impure; Chillren's Rights: The Last Case
of Salem Witchcraft: Life Insurance;
Enrico DanI0lo; The English Language.
IN these We certainly have instructive,
moral literature in very attractive dres5
Price for the number, 80 cts. $500 a
year S. +. Wells, New York.
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ADAM RGBERTS.

Attorneys and Cnuusellcrs-:t Law: olh s"ee
siot, . p, -" IN ,bts Onice. l3iitv
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Adam Roberts Blacksmith and W aG9r-riaSer ,
,hop on the corner OF SeSenth an hutS Ss'e,
M SiSn Narttowoc Does MI kinds
-cn vors as good and cEeap as any otasI csls ne
lShment in tn city. 1" ~
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euRElY HrnEriRIE.

3f- uar..slel Medicine is warranted not 10
s.r. +. s-rg.r particle Gf MERCURY, or my mia
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TEE OCTOBER MAGAZINES.


We hare upon our table the October
number, of this sterling magazine, being
the closing number of volume ". What
shall we say that has not already been
said Of this charming magazine-literally
char1nins-for having taken it up to exam
inc its contents, We are 10th toput 1t down,
it exerting cha N upon US as powerful
as q magnet upon a piece of steel, attract
us toward it in spite Of ourselves. We
cannot select any particular part of It's
contents as more worthy of notice than
another, but must, perforce, pronounce
them equally good. We can only dub it
Excelsior, and append a portion of its
conte-ts. First a poem by Mrs. Bradley,
illustrated by Miss IIa''ock; ballad by
Col Hay; an admirably illustrated article
on "Tobacco Culture in til, South" by
Mrs. VI. P. Handy; an illustrated sketch,
entitled In and about Paris" by Ed
ward King; an entertaining sketch Of
| modern Athens by Charles L tt
mann, late Minister to Greece; a 81 rited
Illustrated sketch entitled Autumn Game
on the Prairies," which is both entertain
ing and instructive; then follows Chapter
XXXII of Mrs. elephants entertaining
novel "At His Gates" with two i''ustra-
tions; &C., &c.
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r.--r o. 49, --.r-t
ta.s p 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-08
Boston Produce Market.

THURSDAY, May 2.
The following ore thc prices obtained In this marko,
oy commission houses for Produce In good condition
subject Co a comm sson for selling
BeASs- Receipts, isl bills Tho demand 4. fair and
market ls hfm at quotations. We quote choice hand
picked pea heaus a. a. per hushi common dol AL "a
.1li elg.ee hand picked mediums, s{l5 common do,
t-.lNu- l5 pr bush,
arrrtH-R.espts ls73 packages The receipt, Of
,'h, i'lei lng gay are sninewhat les than this day
w.. w t.y s1ppy ample and market dull. Some
iNe} lnN nave een sold az Sec but there good deal
u uu, uttsr TINT is selllns 40 Doc Buyers arc sill
FcfN dWtut o. please, nut insist on rejecting A good
many tubs from the best lot- while their
ars a-o limite 90 small quantities We quote whole
,he prices az l9lloWsi Best lots 3la3lc good 22d Gc
4akers' va 2cpcr 10, aud there not large supply
lobcf' prices iof shoes new butter range from 3la3ic
an ior good butter from 2i@3e per 10.
tHGtsG re opts, 6il boxes. The market Il yer,
quiet aud sales are light at quotations. We quote New
YORK mud Vermont factory at lGl 8l7lci choee diaries
6p'ci common cheese, l3alici now, iai2c per 10.
CouS Receipts, Il 20l bush. The market to-day J.
woak and hear OF sales OF No. light mixed M IA
miNod, 81 D7ilci yellow 5GfD11c ner bush
Eao5-teceips, i2l boxes and 0l bbls. Western eggs
dozen.
flUrR- Receipts. 1852 bbis Market rep,,t,is fem
especially for The high grades Of ST. Louis and Michisan
brands aud there holders who are asking al
advance % the hest Michigan brands. We quote St
I'VE az slWl2 with sales Of some fancy brands as hi I'll
A. slAIai Wisconsin extras, Ss.95 choice Mchigans
ss"9iUs0i common extras, s7,55a52ji supers f6.J7d
PorAropsNlarket remains dull although receipts are
very leht aud there j. no large stock the market
son Whites prices range from 5DaG0c and for Early Rose
65010 per bushol Is paid
PaovisioNs The Market Is firm for pork and lard
ana there is very good inquiry at quoted rates We
quote lp'lg' prices as follows Clear and extra clear
pork slb 3D $50 par hbl tor and old city and
Ntetlni new mess, fii550ld.25, prime and extra
prime silI0Dl3f lard, aiGiOc per To-, for city aud
west rli smoked hams lnUilc per lb beef family
plates ib5l per Dbl extra mess SO mess, ss&l3
HAi-Aiarket continues hrm and some fancy lots are
sold 90 an advance on our quotations, this quality
earle common grades are IA better supply and Their,
y hut So great rush Tor this description. We quote
choice Vermont aud Canada at slia36 per tom good do
s@Nddti western, tsd32 straw, s29G3O per ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-08

On Wednesday evening Of last week, Profess
sors Phillips and French gave concert in Semi
nary chapel. The exercises consisted of vocal
and instrumental music by the students who have
been under the instruction of these experienced
teachers during the spring term. The well
known ability Of Prof Phillips as an instructor
in vocal and Prof French in instrumental music,
render It useless to state that the concert was
success Everything eyinced thoroughness Of
drill and close attention on the part of the pupils
The choruses were rendered with good effect, es-
pecially so " Ocean Nymphs and the closing
piece, " Away my Bark" Where all is excel
lent, comparison is odious yet special mention
might be made of the piano solo, " Feast Of
Roses, by Miss Sanford, which was executed in
manner kecny appreciated by the audience,
and in every way deserving Of the applause with
which it was greeted. The beautiful quartette,
' Moonlight on the Lake" was most ereditably
performed by Misses Strong & Northrop and
Messrs Corliss & Davis. The duet, Night IN
Venice" by Prof Phillips and Miss Strong, was
unsurpassed by anything during the evening, b.
ing well selected and finely sung. The perform
ance of every part Of the programme satisfied ali
that the instruction in music afforded at the Sen
mary is inferior to that Of no institution In our
State
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-08

SHOCKING AFFAIR IN MIDDLEsEx. - On Satur-
day morning last, about 10 o'clock the house OF
Mr.. Lewis Amell, near Mddlesex Centre, caught
fire, as is supposed by smoking meat; and Amell,
who probably rushed into the house for the pur-
pose of saving some of his effects, was burned to
death. The first man who arrived at the place
states that he saw Amcll at the chamber window
once, that he threw some things out, and went
back. The house soon fell in and he was burned to
death. When his body was recovered from the
ruins, the head, arms and legs were burned
Off Mr.. Amel was about so years Of age, and
was universally regarded as an upright man and
excellent citizen. He served in the army foi
three years and half during the war first in
the 9Th Regiment and afterward in the Sd Bat.
terry. lie was expecting soon to emigrate to Min
nisota. He leaves family. The house and con.
tents were insured in the Farmers Company ior
some $3.50
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lllarkets.


sAouSr o. STOCK ~ M,Rsrr
cains. SAs,p slo,,. Nous, car,.
a. AZ ; :::l ~ 553 IS ' is$ I5 n,
PaioEss.-Fssl cln' kStra fat and heavy premium
quality, 500 dI55l thitd quality e. o5 an 40 10 v
ul me- on total weight oi hide tallow and dressed beef
= IVY f69'go single pairs to2j aio0.Oo. Bulls, &C..
garsing o5sr SIS il5og pair or according to theb
Vaiae % boot. Handy steers So N So
with.oai calves as may DO agreed hrtow and ordiua
store'.-Yearllngs so@m, two.yoars old 90, a 90
Mrccycars Old s)i No. Western steers choice 40, n,
dtDlNl Live wei dit -D,ie per TO- Store cattle Te,
ip ,Sa,ie Y ID. Good, s'25 otis Fair, ts.75 ROO
;Ae,g.--ssl % loi shearcd sheep 5S5.c.
lelthag iamhs. --q n lOic
sisep qsd f,nnbs- 10 aiojl in lots, 1900 n g. %,
Aia, si0ne's b. on live weight 10sc or g. O0as d
SAot,'.-whglesale, oaoc rotail, saso N. Pa,
Hogs 5tWii N. Spring Pigs siblOc " ~
Isgf cahss. -tj.Ol $4,000 v head.
HMes'-lrghton' "a l10 cts country lots, 9dOc.
Iallow' 20 81 e. country lots 20 iicts. v ~ Pelts
500. Calfskns, if1i5c.
RiuAuNs-A slim supply or cattle from the North.
aul lfiig s Only ltr 40 &c reduced prices Tho best
,toch tYid suons g lower. Butchers arc purchasing
nation. Tho supply isot mixed grade some choice.
nut mono oi Nce1ham grade. W. II. Bardwcll sold 10
iie Wgitht these Noud dress from POI 10 1870 cut.
.aea h r. shackett sold go oxen At dress gli each
j. y Nsor sold ol Canada steers shade of from last
But little doing To- sheep supply light nothing unus
uA Tor Tho season OF the year when vcals arrive freely
,al hl %. leals are losing dealers money this
~ o. ahackctt sold ga sleeps mixed lot from 5aaso
H. s. Clark sod 900 wool .hecp averaging rs MS nj inle
" " buiwcll sold 20 dne wool at &c. average it lbs
" oll ewes average 81 lbs. at Sc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-08


In Unlerhill Flats April % LOUISE MERoS sister OF
Joseph Meron, Of Montpelier, aged p years.
10 Braintree, April 3, Rum E. daug hter Of j. A. and
T. NJ French aged year and months
In Peacham, April y, after illness Of nearly four
years Dir. MooDr HEATH, aged II years and months
Ia Marshdcld, April 49, LuoErrA NJ, wife OLA NJ
shepard, and daughter Of T. W. smith, aged -,
In Peoria, Illinois, April 10Th, Of congestion Of the
lungs, Mrs AukELiA g. wife Of Mr Edward Gordon, and
daughter Of Gideon ManH.
In G1oton, April rs, WM WALLACE, aged 20 years.
In stowe, April %, Mrs EMMA LuCE aged p years.
In Chelsea, April %, NArBASIgL HOOP aged 70 years
IN Washington, April IT, JAMES JuDp, aged 10 years,
In stowe, April p, Col HIRAM PgRKiys aged 6j years
Ia Calais, April 21, WILLIAM DELANEY aged 10 years
In Hancock April s, Mr.. ISAAC II. TuokEn, aged IS
years.
in Chelsea April l- Mrs Hrsnr DUNBAR, agod 10
years
months.
H. Worthwhile, April %, RrnEccA D., wife of Dr. D.
". Putnam.
In drotou, April IS, Mrs. uulpAH, wife Of D wech,
aged % years.
IN stmnord April 10. EMILY c wift Of Nathan n
CuNh aged - years and months,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-08

r. V. PiGacE, NJ D. Of Buffalo, n. Y. will send his
book on Chronic Diseases free to any address. 5el
4 DEALER who has sold Weeks Magic Compound for
yelrs, Gays tits no humhug 1t truly acts like magic
and we have hesitancy In recommending it to nil
afflicted With pulmonary diseases.
CutrrtD HANDS arc very common with those who
have their hands much IN water few drops Of John
sons Anodyne Eminent" rubbed over the hands two
three times day, will keep them soft and white Fish
ermen sailors and others Will do well to remember this,
TUG Time, says Dr. Walpole has lost hls beautiful
chestnut mare She died suddenly in harness sup
posed from bots orpln II the Doctor had used
"shoridan's Cavalry Condition Powders" he would no
doubt have had his marc to-iay-they death on
worms.
tbs FRAGRANT BREArH OF BRAUTf attests the
matehless purifying properties Of sozodont Every lady
who has ever used IT, procaims perfect antidoto to
dental decay rare teeth essential to pure BREATH
and both enjoyed by all who resort to this agreeable
wholesome and invaluable vegetable compound.
spaldings Glue will mend your ways otc
HUMANS SHARE WIN HoRsEs the benefits derivable
from the world renowned Mexican Mustang Eminent.
The most eraable testimony establishes the fact that
this wondrous balm the soothing and heal
ing influence when applied to the human cutlce that II
does In cases Of SPAWN, founders rlngbone poll evil
scratches wind gall and other ailments Of the horse
which require outward treatment. 1t is, in fact the
most eetunl Of all external remedies for rheumatism
govt stiffness Of the neck neuralgia throat swell
ings cuts and bruises of all kinds.
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Personal.

Governor Stewart and Captain r. II. Start
deliver the addresses at Burlington, on Decoration
Day.
The vestry of Saint Paul's Church, Windsor,
have extended an invitation for the rectorshp to
Rev j. b. Pitman Of Swanton, VT
Capt. U. A. Woodbury., who has for mum.
her Of years been connected with the Custom House
in Burlington, as Deputy Collector and Inspector,
has resigned his position, to take effect in few
days, and will 20 to Ottawa in the interest Of the
large lumber firm of Shepard, Davis Co.
The delegates from Vermont to the annual
encampment of the Grand Army Of The Republic
to be held at Cleveland this week are as follows
Col. w. g. Veazey Rutland Capt. K. II. Start
Burlington ii. Il. Taylor, Brattloboro Gen. VIM
W. Henry, Burlington Cen W. Y. W. Ripley
Rutland
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-05-08

II A IIardwick correspondent calls attention
to the fact that, in late number, we stated edi-
torisly that the work on the Portland 4 Ogdens-
burgh railroad west Of Hydepark, had been sus-
pended, while our Hardwick news-gatherer made
the announcement in another column of the same
paper that the contractors had concentrated ali
their force between Hardwick and Hydepark to
secure a speedy completion Of that section Of
seventeen miles. Also, he desires to know where
the is located on the IAmoille Valley road
The first statement was based upon the authority
Of one of the most reliable citizens of Cambridge
while our itemzer spoke for himself And il
the road is really minus the Y, it lacks some of
the business facilities which we supposed it pos
sessed