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Depot Burned at Ogdensburgh.

On Tuesday morning Of last week, the passen-
senger depot Of the Ogdensburgh a Lake Cham
plain Railroad Company, at Ogdensburgh, will
all its contents, was burned shortly after the
departure Of the five O'Clock morning train
We gather the following particulars from the
Ogdensburgh Journal The fire took in the
room occupied by the custom house, at the ex-
IRENE northerly end Of the building. The depot
was constructed of wood Ii was about three
hundred feet long, with an l. or I addition, about
one hundred and fifty feet long, on the eastery
side
The wind blew fresh from the northwest, and
swept the flames 50 rapidly through the building
as to make it almost utterly impossible to save
anything. At the time the fire took, there were
one sleeping car, one baggage car, one passenger
car and several freight cars in the building The
sleeping car was the only thing saved The oceu
pants of the eating house had hardly time t,
make their escape,
James s. Bean, James NJ. Church and jane
Wade had Offices in the building, and lost every
thing. The building was erected in 1850, anC
has been kept insured most OF the time for S =.
900 it probably cost $25, 900.
The railroad ferry steamer St. Lawrence lay ic
bound at her slip in Patterson street, and wa
saved, though her cabin was charred as black n
a coal At the northern end Of the building thro
piles Of valuable lumber, belonging 10 Skillngs
Whitney Brothers and Barnes, and containing
probably 80, 600 feet We're consumed. The tota
loss will reach $35 900 to $4,000. Two bags O
mail and all the express matter which came in OIL
the midnight train We're burned, At the time 0
the fire driving snow storm prevailed, and tn
reflection Of the flames from the billions Of snoy
fakes, impaired peculiar yividness to the al
and made the whole city nearly a. light as day.
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"a o a t h s..


In Mddiesex Feb. Mrs Lucy L. HIT, wife Of Benz.
r. Hin aged 30 years months and II days.
Mrs. NIL was a worthy, industrious woman gaining
the love and esteem OF all who knew her Her death
unexpectedly, but found hor prepared; She leave;
husband three children one an infant OF few day Old
aged hther and mother, brothers and sisters and
large circle Of friends, TO mourn irropaabe loss.
Argus q Patriot please copy.
In Roxbury, Feb. 9, Mr. JoHS r. BuirERflELD, aged
~ years.
In Payson, Jan. 81 FASsfE NJ CAMPBELL, only daugh-
ter OF H. a. and NJ, D. Campbell, aged years, months
and 30 days.
In BrookGed, Feb. Q, MARioS g., wife Of d. L. Her
rick, aged % years.
In East Montpelier Feb. 70, v. ALLEN BLISS, aged
rs years.
In Stowe, Fob. 4, JoHN PArcngR.
In Waterbury Center Jan 20, Mr., JESSE Yous0, aged
- years.
In Waterbury Center, Jan. 81, Mrs sILAs LoonIs
aged n years.
In Stove Fob. 4, Miss ALICE BorSros aged &c years.
In Braintroe Jan. 81, CELIA NJ, wife q Warren r.
White and eldest daughter Of Henry and Mary H. bass
aged y years months and days
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Boston Produce Market.

THURSDAY, Feb. g.
BurrER-The receipts ave been i2oi packages. The
sustained but any grades beoa iuo there Is desire
T. sell and disposition on the part Of sellers to meet
We quote ane New York and Vermont diaries at s2a
common i64nc Inferior l4al5ci bakors lOGile
CnEEsE-Rece.pts to-day were 500 boxes and casks.
Prices are not only my sustained hut on 1irsiiv Gne
cheese holders are asking ne, and not disposed 10 press
We quote 9ne New York and Vermont factory A, "a
10 pei lbs good do at ial5c choice diaries 5ldl6tc
common cheese az l2lDlJic.
Ecos-Recelpts q boxes and G bbls. Tho market
continues dull aud The sales almost exclusively con.
fined TO small lots which selling 3lGllc per dor
BEASs-Receipts go bbls. Pea beans are becoming
quite scarce, and with good demand sales could be
made Of really choice handpieked pea bean at 1912
per bush
Northern pea beans ti2j for choice Eastern, sl37f
$50 for common Pea Beans f250dlG0 tor choice me
diumsi and g. for yellow eyes
PoutWr-fhe supply continues light, and prices on
al descriptions are iuily sustained.
We quote choice Western Turkeys at ls10ci good 10
5hl6e choice Chickens at i5al6ci do i28l &c.
Geese l2dDl5c.
VEGETABLES The market s quiet with sales In whole.
sale os At 5a6oe per bush for Jackson Whites Onions
FRur-Apples are in fair demand at 81 5Onj % per
bhl for New York, and 81 SCAT W for Western
HAY-The market Is dull at quotations.
We quote at f0d1 per ton Tor the best Vermont aud
Canada hay So for Inferior do i1na3l for West
ern Timothy and 80 for swale New York Straw
tlsap per ton.
FLouR-The receipts have been 1924 bbls Holders Of
mil ground uour are quite firm, but The demand light
and the Aggregate Of sales small
We quote upers at SidOd6 20 per bhl common extras
a. tG095 oo per Dol choice spring wheat extras ncud-
Ing Minnesota brands ut 2lD9 a. per Dbl, with few
fancy brands selling at higher figure gan and
Indiana white wheat brands g. 75as so modiula St
Louis s-dg. choice do 2ialU 90, with some fancy
brands selling at an advance the lattor price
CORN-Iicceipts 100 bush. There is a steady de-
mand, and the market !. quite firm at prices ranging
from 7407sc for low mixed aud yellow.
OArs-Recepts 500 bush. There are limited sales at
so for dark brown SIC for No light mixed $50 for
NO white and choice white oats cannot DO bought be-
low bOc per bush.
snoRrs-Receipts 1000 bush. There is no change to
note, and prices Of Feed, Shorts and Mddlings remain
at S0a3l per ton.
PRoyisioSs-rhe iohhlng prices remain without ans
special change but the market Is not active and there
Is something Of range In quotations Dressed lsgs arc
selling In q small way at 3. d65c
We quote iobhing prices Of the wholesale trade fol
low, Clear Pork Western and city packed SIC j0d7 q
per bill Mess do at 81 O0r00oo; extra prime sl2 5Onl3
Lard--Steam and kettle gi6lOlc per ID. Hams-Cit,
and Western lclDll!. Western dressed hogs at -
Beef-hmily plates at slGHl650i extra moss sl4 00s
| 1900 mess do Ss1l per Dbl.
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DIED SUDDENLY OF HEART DISEASE.

Hos common is tho announcement. Thousands arc
suddenly swept Into eternity BY hs fatal malady This
disease generally ha IL origin In impure blood filled
with Irritating, poisonous materials, which, circulating
through the heart ritate rs delicate tissues Though
the irritation may at first be only slight, producing a
little palpiiaon Irregular action, yet by aud by The
disease becomes firmly seated and Inflammation, OF
hyperirophy or thickonng Of the lining membrane
Of the valves s. produced How wise 10 give early at
tenton 10 Of this kind Unnatural throbbing OF
pain in In the region of the heart should admonish
that all Is not right and you would preserve It from
further disease, must help TO beat rightly by The
use Of such remedy shall remove the cause Of Ia,
trouble Uo DR.. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery be-
fore the disease has become too seated and il will by Ia
great blood purifying and wonderful regulating proper
ties effect perfect cure. Il contains medicinal prop
critics which act pecdcay upon the tissues Of the heart
bringing about healthy action. Sold by all fret clas
druggists. ISL
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The Committee ON Patents in Congress have
reported in favor Of the extension Of the patent
Of Albert W. Gray Of Middlctowu, for an i'm
proyemcnt in horse power
The last Of the meetings in poultncy, to CON
slider the proposition Of Dr. Newman to restore
the College property to the Troy conference, was
holden on Monday evening Of last week, A com.
mittee was appointed to solicit Subscriptions to
the amount Of $4,000, for the endowment Of
whatever institution of learning should be ostab-
lshod there.
wISDHAM COUNTY.
Tho directors Of the West River railroad held
meeting at Townshcnd on Wednesday, Feb 4,
to consult with the business men of the various
towns on the line. After a full and fair discus
sion Of the merits Of the line and the wants Of the
valley, it was agreed topush the work Of obtain
ing subscriptions to the capital stock and with
the assurances pledged by responsible parties
present, it was deemed almost certainty that
this much needed line will be put under contract
this spring.
The soldiers Of Rockingham have recently
formed post Of The Grand Army Of the Repub.
lie, which they have very appropriately called Post
f. II. Stoughton. J.. +. Adams is Post Com
mander.
WINDSOR COUNTY
A young man named Albert Mills Of Andoyer,
while chopping in The woods, was accidentally
struck heavy blow by his brother with an axe,
cutting his shoulder open. Tie bled so proluscly
it was thought an artery had been cut ono of
bis neghbors grasped his arm above the wound
"a O.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-14

YEAS AND NEeus-lf horses could make th.mselve,
understood In human language they would signify by
universal Yea their assent 20 tho statement that the
MrsrASG LNaESt the bost remedy e1tant for all
these external ailments, and by most emphatic
Neigh ~ show their dspoasuro at every attempt 10
use any other preparation ia It's stead. Ever since It's
introduction at st. Louis at tho close OF the Mexican
War in 1872 II has proved signal blessing to horse asd
man-cufing, with absolute certainty and woudodul
despatch such equine diseases as spavu rnghsne, poll
evil, scratches hoohil, &C. and relieving and finally
removing The painful affections which attack the mus.
eles sinews and external glands Of human beings 70 81,
fact beyond contradiction that Tor Oh injuries com
plants Of man or quadupcds, to which external REM
edy IS applicable he MUsrAsG LisiNESr ' preferable
TO every other.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-14

Roy. Mr Chaplin Of Boston, has been invited
tobccomo Rector Of st. Johns Church, West
Randolph, and Grace Church Randolph, at sal
airy Of $1,000 per annum.
--Georgo Watts, coal dealer, recovered YER
dict of 50 600 damages against Il. X. Pangborn
& Co., publishers Of the Erenipg Journal, Jersey
City, on Wednesday, for libel. lie was charged
with cheating his customers by giving short
weight Of coal
Captain Almont Barnes, formerly ofSt Al
bans, read two original poems at the social and
literary reunion, in Washington, on Thursday
evening last. The poems were entitled "Ten
Minutes More" and "Wind and Wave and
oyinccd high order Of literary merit.
We learn that Rev Jabcz Ferris, Of Phadcl-
phia, succeeds Rev. H. a. Dunn, rs pastor Of the
Baptist church in Fairfax.
Rev. D. Wheclock, Of Cambridge isengaged
to preach for the Congregational society at Fetch-
or Centre, onc-fourth Of the time the present
year.
The niucticth birthday Of the venerable Rev
Simeon parmeIoo, D. D., who has for two gen.
erat.ou- been well known and much esteemed in
Vermont. was celebrated at the house Of his SON
in-nw, p. r. Hamilton at Oswego. n. Y, on
the l7th OF january.
-AbcrtI II. futile has purchased the Rutland
Daily and Weekly Hsrah Of the publishing firm
of futile N Co., from which he retires. The
firm win continue the general publishing bushes,
etc. Without doubt the change will be beneficial
@ all parties
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-14
A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.

TIC SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR sELF-PREsERYA-
TICN" anciicol Treatise the Cause and Cure Of
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in Man, Nervous
and Physical Debility, Hypoohondra, lmpoteucy spor-
hda Seminal Weakness and all other diseases
arising from the Of youth the ndiscretlons
oXco1tos or mature years. This Is indeed book for
evey man. Thousands have been taught by this work
the way 10 health and happiness II Is the cheapest
and hoi medical work published, and the only one
on his oas Of Ills worth reading. Tooth edition. re
vsgd much enlarged, illustrated bound in beautiful
Franch cloth. Price only 81. Sent by mail post paid,
recep. q price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, No. Bulfneh Street. Boston, Mass or DR..
W. Il. Parker, Assistant Physician. n. b. The au-
thor may be consulted the above, we'll as all dis
eases requiring siiH md experience. 0ej3
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naarrta es.

In Northheld Feb 3, by Rev. John Gregory Doct.
Gro W. CoLroS, Of Woodstock, and Miss ALMA WARD
EER, Of Northhed
In Montpelier, Feb. f. by Rev. J. Edward Wright Mr..
CHARLES f. BANCROFT, Of Montpelier, and Mrs. Angus
IA NJ CRoss, Of East Montpelier.
In Wlliamstown, Jan. %, Mr. LEoSIpAs &. ORDwAY
and Miss ELLEN r. HAYWARD, both OF Tunbridge.
AtNo Hyde Park, Feb. /, Mr., GEORGE G. OUTFLOW, OF
Park.
In East Cambridge, Jan. q, Mr. CuRrIs W. WILCOX
and Miss MART 4. PAGE, both OF Fairfield
At Crown Point Center, n. ", Fob. T. by the Right
Rev. ". H. A. Bissell, d. D., WALTER CAKPEstER, NJ.
d. Professor In the Medical Department OF the unyer.
sty Of Vermont, and Miss ALKALINE r., daughter Of
George Brown, Esq, Of Crown Point.
In st. Johnshury, Feb. 8, SIR. R0BEaT BoRLAND, OF
Clover, and Miss ABBY BRUSELL Of Newport.
In st. Johnsbury Feb. z, Mr. lIENRr A. HAYWARD, Of
ST. Johnsbury, aud Miss VIOLA h. CHAPMAN.
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The story is told that gentleman of
Newbcry, England, recently laid heavy ws-
ger that at eight O'Clock on particular eve.
ming he would sit down to dinner in well.
woven, well-dyed, well.nado suit of clothes,
the wool Of which formed the fleece on a
Sleeps back at five O'Clock the same morn.
ing. Two sheep were shorni the wool was
washed, cardcd stubbed, roycd, spun aud
woven the cloth was fulled, tented, raised
sheared, dyed and dressed the garments
were made. At quartcr.past six he sai
down to dinner at the head of his guests in
complete damson-colorcd suit-thus winning
his wager with one hour and three-quarter,
TO spare.
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spalding'. Glue is useful in every house.

snov generally admitted by honest physicians that
when once the consumption is fairly fastened upon the
lung no human power the patient from death.
They also say that about dy per cent Of those who die
from this disease trace the 10 neglected cough
cold which might have been cured by small bottle
Of Liquid opododoc what the thing, Johnson,
Anoiyns LnimsHL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-14

DR. ptuNLEY prefers to locate disease By Examt
nation Of the patients urine" requiring from two to
four fluid ounces, the fret in the morning afer sleeping
in a Gle vial with the patients and age. How
ever Il any prefer personal examination or both
they have It, as with this, as an aid and guide
claim TO do better than be possible for any ply
stefan TO do without It, who relies wholly the eStcr
nal appearances and symptoms Of bis patients.
! = Terms for Medicine within the means Of ALL
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and for
said District, the 9Th day Of February, A. d. 1874
An instrument purportng TO DO the last will and u =
lament OF John Wood, late OF Montpelier, in said
district deceased being presented 70 the court by Thorn
W, Wood the Executor therein named, for probate
II Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at session Of said Court to
be held at tho Probate Office In Montpelier, tho 10Th
day OF March, A. d. ls72, and show cause, II any they
may have, against the Probate Of said VIII for which
purpose IL Is further ordered that copy Of the record
Of this order be published three weeks successfully In
tho Vermont Waterman and state Journal, printed at
Montpelier previous to said time appointed Tor hearing.
by the Court--Attest,
OSLO Ma. CHASE, Register.
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TwrNrY-RIGHT YEARS. PRACTICE

In he trcaucn Of diseases incident to Females has
PLACED l8. DOW at the head Of all physicians making
such ri ice speciality, and enables him to guarantee
spec and permanent in the worst cases Of Sup
Dresfiol aui al other MenstHal Deraagtnenfs. from
oAainf Al letters for advice must contain 81.
Office ~. EsDiCorr STREET, Bosros
n D--B ard furnished TO those desiring TO remain
under i-ealment Boston, July, ls7l.-77ly
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

y WASHINGTON DISTHftTl IS.
In Probate Court held Montpelier within and for
said District on tho 0h day Of January, A. d. ls12.
An instrument purporting TO be the last Will aud Tes-
lament of Thomas 81 Clair, late Of Marshfeld In said dis
tret, deceased being presented 10 tho Court BY Ma
thanol Cove, the Executor therein named for probate
II Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
theren be notned TO appear Al aseazonof said Court 70
be held at the Probate Oeo In Montpelier the auth
day OF February, A. d. 1874 and show cause, any they
may have against the probate Of said will for which
purpose Is further ordered that copy Of the record OF
this order no Published three ueeks ceeiycly ~ tho
Vermont Watehman state Journal printed AZ Mont
peeF, previous TO said time appointed for hearing.
By the COurt--Attest
07.o9 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge,
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DARING ROBBERY IN FAIRFAx.-Two boys,
named George Watson and Thomas Patten, on
Tuesday evening last broke into the dwelling
house of Hon j. NJ Hotchkiss in Fairfax, where
they stole about 5000 worth Of property, and
destroyed much more. They subsequently stole
two Of the best horses from the stable of tho Fair
fax House, and left in haste without paying ior
them. They have since been seen at johnson,
also at Wolcott. Officers are on their track, and
there Is but little prospect of their escaping
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DsnoNEsr DRIvER.-Charles Emery, the dri-
yer OF the stage between Essex Junction and
Johnson, has confessed to appropriating a pack
age containing $500, sent by Mossrs. Clark, Wat
erman u Co., OF Milton to johnson. The money
was not missed for several months, and when ac-
eusei OF the crime he acknowledged it, saying,
that he was influenced by certain parties to steal
1t, and that they had the most of the money and
were glad of chance to pay It back without fur
] Their trouble,
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CARD FROM DIR. BRYANT.

At ue Request ~ many who could not avail themselves
Of my rcatmeut last summer well as that Of many
of my I'D friends patients whe received treatment
from u ~ h., ne, have consented to resume prac-
tee asths Uaion House" Montpelier, Thursday Feb
is,, rema.sins en- Friday, March 18th, ls72. O7u
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YERyoNTERs IN CONGRESS. In addition to the
Delegation from Vermont, all Of whom O re ma
tiyes Of this State, Vermont is represented in
Congress By the following Of her sons senators ;
William P. Kellogg Of Louisiana, Aaron II. Cra-
gin Of New Hampshire, and Matthew II. Car
penter of Wisconsin. Representatives Ellery
A. llibbard of New Hampshire, II, Boardnan
Smith, Seth Wakeman and Walter l.. Sessions Of
New York, Aaron +. Perry Of Ohio, VIM. Ii, II
Stowell of Nirgnia, j. Allen Barber, Charles A.
Eldredge and Phietus Sawyer of Wisconsin.
Delegate, Selucias Garielde Of Washington Terri
tory. twill be observed that just half Of tho
delegation from Wisconsin are natives Of Yer
mont. All Of the above but twoaro Republicans.
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HISTORICAL SooETY.--At the recent meeting Of
the Vermont Historical Society Mt St. Adams,
Hon. 4. p. Walton Of Montpelier introduced the
following resolution, which was adopted
RsSoiusd, That Rev. VIM. II. Lord, ID. ID .,
President Of the Society, be invited to prepare and
read n paper at the annual meeting, in review Of
the contents of the second volume Of the transac-
tons of the Society relating to the historic value
OF the " llaldomand Papers - to the State
At the evening session at st. Adams, ON Tues
day, Henry Clark, Esq, offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
Resoired, That Hon. Lucus Il. Chittenden, of
New York, BIO requested to deliver an address be-
fore this Society, in the month Of June next, on
the grounds Of the old fortress at Tioonderopa
and that the Committee of Arrangements extend
10 him this Invitation.