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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

WATERBURY. party Of seventeen from the
vicinity Of Rideys, went upon Mount Mans
field last Saturday, They found the road up
the mountain in fine order, and the entertain
ment at the hotel was all they could ask,
and they were all highly pleased with their
trip.
The minister Of the Congregational church,
has been in the habit annually of giving nice
pocket Bible to the boy in the Reform School
whose record during the past year is the best
in department and scholarly attainment.
The standing is decided by the officers Of the
school, and the giycr does not know to whom
the book is to be given, until his name is read
at the Christmas gathering The boys name
is written upon fly leaf, and note certifying
that it is given for best standing and attain
ment during tho year in the school, with the
name OF the giyer. Last Christmas the Bible
was presented to Willie Cantell whose term OF
service has since expired. Last week Mr..
Copeland received letter from him, thanking
him for the Bible, and saying that il had been
great help to him in obtaining the situa-
ton which he now has in a printing office
where he intends to learn the trade. lie said
also, that he was thankful be had been in the
Reform School as he had there obtained the
education which would enable him to make .
good printer and also make something of him
self in the world which he intended to do. -
And from the good name which he carried Will
him from the school, it is believed that he vii
make respectable and useful man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06
Innrmc, Rate Rnl.ea.


A committee u the NatiurAl Blard Of Fire
Underwriters d.icd Montpelier and vicinity
last week ior .hc purpose Of adjusting the
rates on in,arbe property to the STANDARD
adopted Cor all other localities The result l.
that they have raj sed the rates in almost every
instance, and in some cases have more than
doubled them. That there j. necessity on
the part Of The companies 10 take some action
to secure an amoaut Of premiums adequate 10
pay the severe losses with which tLey are
meeting, j. etiont 10 almost every one at all
familiar with fire insurance Whether this in.
discriminate ADVANCE In rates will accomplish
the object remains to be seen. Tint some
thing should be done to decrease tho number
and magnitude Of the fires, is already apparent
10 every one The new schedule Of rates may
seem oppressive to our people, but they must
bear in mind Tho fact that like advance in
rates is being made everywhere aud that II
they desire good snd reliable insurance. they
must pay such rates ne experience teaches is
requisite 10 enable the companies 10 meet the
heavy drains that are being made upon tlou
by the Gre fcnd
A charter was granted By the last legislature
for an Insurance Company To be located in
MontpelIeri and our people can have m oppor-
tuniiy t. start that company, and share in The
profits OF the insurance business Of the State.
il they think the rates charged by the COM
panies now doing business here are higher than
necessity requires. The cxueriencc Of our
Vermont Companies, (al Mdtuais) bus been
that they have been able to insure property at
a much less cost % the people than ha hereto
fore been charged 10y the compnnics of other
states doing business here That being the
case, Ii would seem that Vermont Company,
managed with the proyerbial economy Of Yer
montcrs, charging the rates nor required By
the foreign companies, woull be able to pay 60
the stsekholdors hand-ome return ior their
investment who will do good thing FOR
themselves and the public by putting this new
company into operation? We can 40 least Try
the experiment Of a Vermont Company, insur-
ing only Vermont property and retaining in
the State portion Of the money that is now
annually being sent abroad to Other states for
insurance The subject Is certainly worthy
the careful constellation Of capitalists, as well
MS insurers, and we trust that It will meet with
favor from both.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

hoSDAY, August 4, 1879.
The following the prices obtained In this mar
kct by commission houses for produce In good condi.
ton, suhIt OF u a commission for selling
BuTTEH-Reccpts iij72 packages and - boxes.
The market IL steady, and hulders quite firm for
an g0Oa and choice lots. The receipts are steadily
decreasing, and with steady faiT to good demand,
prices ARE sustained. We quote no New York and Yer
mont at 22D29s per ID tue Yves ern at 2iaDl5c ,
medium Western AT 0m1's, aud oolninon do at l6id
l6c per d.
CilEEsE- Receipts ,nsl boxes and hbs. The
market rules Arm, With steady demand, and hne
marks readily cunmand outside prices. We quote
at q HtJo nr nne factory llHl3c Tor medium FAC
tory aud 5a.c per n for skim.
EGGh -Ieevpts il2 boxes and cs bills. The mar
ket was quite dull TODAY with liberal recelptA al
Northern, and II was quite difficult To get 80 for
single box lots Of fresh Eastern. We quote Eastern
al 1lH2ie, aud Northern ut 2llQelc per dOx.
BEANS-fhe receipts have been 4 bills. There Is q
IRA demand and prices arc fully sustained. w,
quote mediums at f2.GlD 26i per bush for prime pes
beans sell al s35a3.JI per bush, aud extra at $3.50
per lush.
nAY-rhcre IS good demand for prime lots o
hay aud the market Is firm at sGapsg per ton. STRAW
sells at fl6Q95 poor hay at sGUl2 per ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06
nbarliets.
Boston cattle Market.
At Cambridge and Brighton, for the week ending
Tuesday, August ~ 1873.
Av9tryr az srurK AT uAnErr

=. At Cambridge and brighton, for the week ending
Tuesday, August o. 1873.
AuouSr OF STOCK AZ uARgEr.
cattle sl,sp shoi,s Hog' cuire.
This week.. l2.s s.96i OF li50 ai5
d S,' , s,s' 40 i315 i 90 asS Is
PaicEs --Bcsf can, --Extrn fat and heavy premium
Oxen squidg.tn. first quality, sstORs 81, second
quality so a15.51i tliri quality, Si.uOa5.jO per
100 los, ON total weight Of hide, talnv and dressed
beef 4 tow nholce single pairs, sioIODo.5 %. Bulls
Bofsing oren siuna lr5 per pair, or according to
their value as beef Handy steers, S751iOt
Mica C0us. SlOlpEi extra good. Si5A7j with or
without calves, as mny be agreed iarrow aud ordln-
si,sp.~Lyc weisht ia,e extra, 5lasc per ID
Spsipq irnibs--3dtc
sAais,. Wholesale, ldQc rotale, spoc per 10. Pat
uo-s 5.aG per ~ Spring Pigs irHljc per ID.
gsai cam .GousU-O1 per head.
Mhs.-B brighton, " aO cts. country lots, sl5ie.
Tai NV cafic. country los 5apjlcts. per 10 Pelts
with wool on s!Ma22i eachi country lots, dry
s3.0Ous3.O Culfskins, liza &c.
sfrsr..- Yonriinss sldlD, two-years old sl0D1
throe-ycats old sDDnJ, Western steers, choice, 10
$4,000. Live weight. sI1sic per III. Store cattle,
Texan, 3Dic per n. Good, s. .jlds %. Fair. s7Oa
lj1. Light sd.2jH7.0O.
REuARks-The supplies figure heavy on cattle,
and there s decline OF 10 10 prices from week ago.
There has. during the past week, been pretty hard
weather M contend with and butchers take hold with
less ite Tho native Western stock Of cattle recel,
the best attention at Watertown. OF il9 head ar
rived, nearly onc-hnf were Northern and canada
fhNlNfs We lNuilA ANt 'lultts NNFAhtlN anu
gfaas-ied steers wont mostly at from 1lpSc dres ed
weight aud extra cattle Mt from 9a9le per W. NJ. r.
shaekeit sold twelve steers to q. Wentworth, that
averaged lao lbs live, at 9lc, 6 shrnkage and sew
cntceu steor and cows average i3i lbs at Sc pc IT,
live weight. H0ughtOn Wilcox sold six tie ~, IA
dress lbs each, At 10 and three heiers, average A
tls nj lc prr 49, live. CLARK Burdick sold ifteeI
COWS and hriiers ~ dress from 10 20 go lbs each
ron H.fse per lb Auch COWS are selling easiri
than TOR several weeks past. There Is n slight de
mand tor working oxen,
sheep aud Iamhs.-'rhe lamb trade opened quiet
a.. - A.
We quote the hest selected lOts at iul prices aud
ordinary quito shade weaker aud dull o. sale--nOt
very encouraging prospect ahead for sheep dealers
per head average "a lbs. A. bush sold one hundred
and twonty-siN lanis average IS HIS. at Sc per ID
D. McC1rthy sold one hundred and fifteen lamhs Al
$40 per head
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06
Commercial Exchange Report.
MONDAY. August 4,

MONDAY. August Z, 1879
FLOuR-The receipts have been tin bbls The
market continues steady and fairly active, and with
falling OF la receipts holders firm. Snpers sell
nj iL75aD31i common extras s. 75aod7jj Minnesota
aud Milwaukee brands at iit0DS.O1, Michigan at
sfOosigi Ohio anu Indiana at tI.5049nO, St. LOuis
nt f9uusoiO2 20, With few Fancy brands selling at
higher figure. Patent process spring wheat sslls at
~ O09l0.aj per Dbl, with f1w fancies at a higher
figure.
COIN Receipts, e,2s7 bushels. The market Is arm
with small receipts and steadily Improving demand
although prices show no material change. sales
have been made AZ SOC Tor No. mixed and 62l fd5c
per hush Tor No. mi xed and yellow.
OATS Receipts 601 hush. Oats are lrm and the
low grades scarce. Prices range from 4taie for
brown, and u njie per bush for mixed aud white.
SllOR1S--Reeeipts, h,06e bush. The supply u
abundant and the market Is not 50 lrui, We quote
hr demand ut per ton for shorts $50 per too for
feed, and i2l Tor middlings.
PROVIslONs-rrade Il quiet, but tho market is
hrm at quotations. Fork IL irm at tie92O per Dbl
iOrcleaTi fisoOfOr mess, aud Sli25 Tor prime. Hams
sell at iJaliio hcefis dull and unchanged at $3.50
apl2 50 for mes si1n3 Tor extra mess, and sl5pl5-
a0por Dbl for minlly. Lard siaslc for city and west
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06


" vrs. Edi0rs Making short sqiourn
at this excellent Vermont home fund that
during the last gear fine brick addition has
been erected 10 connection with the commodious
building which WAS built few years ago. md
that the Lest Of ail-Mr. and Mrs DfsR may
congratulate themselves upon having it run
ming over full " Of excellent people. As Mr.
DYER remarked " We are not ashamed 20 have
our Vermont friends call upon us now, aud
sure enough, they need no, be- Il il an cle-
gnnt house, well furnished, and every WY
commodious. The dining room will accommo'
date one hundred persons.
Mr. Dyer has the advantage OF o;lcr hotel
keepers 10 Saratoga having a fine farm nj con
yenicnt distance from Lis hotel, be is enabled to
raise almost every thing necessary Tor his great
family Tho guests realize thi., and You will
hcarmcn praise the uHaduhraiol milk which is
used very prJGusely, and oiherurtce- that Mr..
D. kno VS. how % raise so well
do not write this in order to induce pc pie
10 patronize this house, as present appearances
indicate that one Of three things uu,t soon be
adopted either enlarge tie house, or chrgc
higher rates. or have whui they call out west,
" corn bread aud poor doings," instead Of
A." wheat bread and chicken fzins Massa-
cluset,s seems to preiominate in the nunbei
Of guests at this house, and such is the rush
from New England generally, that fear it 4
seriously entertained to change the name from
Vermont to New ENGLAND which ! hope
will not be done, as it would look ike Ignoring
the " day of small things" now they have be-
come popular and prosperous.
This house patronizes your paper, and having
been absent from home some two weeks, fell
very anxious to see a WATcHMAN Of late date
and while was waiting and watching fell
/ love traveller reading one, who was deyourlnl
the news round about Montpelier, and expect
ing every moment lie would lay it down 50 tia
| could have my turn at it, it mys.eriously DIS
appeared, and proprietors, guests and servan
girls could not find it, although they mad
dilligent search. 1t is very common with somf
people to appropriate newspaper not belong
ing to them to their own use, aud will lit an,
read and read, like " dried mummys.' for Al
hour, when others are standing round dyini
10 get glimpse Of home news. But mus
close. Success to the Vermont House and it
enterprising proprietors
ions GREGORY.
NYrtlfeld. .fuly 81. 1874.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

With quiotnoss aud beauty, and 80 feed
With lofty thoughts, that nothing shall disturb
Our chtcrnil faith. that Al which We behold
IL fnll Of tlc-sings.n


MORTIFIED Two lectures will be given at
Mortified Center Westinghouse on Sunday
next, at 10 30, A. Nj. and l, P. NJ, on the pro-
phetic chain Of cras and events symbolized in
revelation by the seven seals, seven trumpets,
seven phials and seven thunders, by +. b Rol-
Inns, an aged minister of four score years.
The people Ia the vicinity are very respectfully
invited to attend, and are assured that they
viii not hear Mller,m, Mormouism, nor
Spiriiuaism, but plain Illustration Of the
harmony Of prophecy and history.
Extensive repairs are in progress on the
dwelling house formerly owned " Washing
TN Ford, on Pearl street.
j. B. Shortridses new house, on School
street, 5, fast assuming the appearance Of com
p,e.on, and when completed will be an ornG.
ment % tho village, and most slightly and pleas
ant residence.
The Camp Meeting Association are build
ing new foot bridge across Dog river, lit
lie lower down than was the former site, and
it is much more neatly and substantially built
than the old bridge.
The Sunday School Picnic on Friday last,
ut camp meeting grounds, though somewhat
disturbed by the showers that occurred, was
still quite respectable inpoint Of numbers and
especially enjoyable to the younger portion who
were all favored with a ride in Mr.. Bdswell's
revolving swing, kindly and gratut9usly fur
pishcd by him for the occasion.
The Temperance Mass Meeting on Wednes-
day Of this week promises to be large gath
ering. The principal address will be delivered
by Rev. W. II II. Murray, of Boston and
speeches are expected from Col. Mead Of Ran
dolph, Rev. W. W. Atwater of Burlington
Rev. 4. c. Stevens of St. Adams, and other
prominent advocates of the cause. Return
railaoad checks will be given on the ground to
all who pay full fare one way.
The officers Of Mortified Lodge of |. o. o.
q. T., as elected at their last regular meeting
are F. Plumley W. G. I. Mrs. l., l.. Plum
Icy, W. VT. Clara Markham, W. s.. Mrs
l.. W. Avery, W. r s.; l.. w. Avery, W
T.. II. A. Vose, W. NJ. ; Rev, Ira Beard, w
O.. Nellie Wilder, VIC. W. Coburn, W. 5
The appointed officers are Mary Donavan. w
D. NJ. Ella NJ. Dutton, w. r. IL. $. Cora
Il. Brooks, W. /. II. S. The lodge now mum
bers about one Hundred and fifty members, al
though just entering its second full quarter
and has in is short period of existence dom
much to cheek the rayages Of intemperance il
this place, both by retaining the rmpted AM
removing the tempter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06
CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, Ia SAID Dis
trict on the 18th day Of July, A. ID. lMJ,
sarah Ann Page, Executrik Of the estate Of Abra
ham Page, late of Barre, In said District deceased,
presents her administration account for examination
and allowance, and makes application for decree
Of distrbuton and Partition OF the estate of said de-
said account and said application be referred 10
session thereof TO be held at the Probate Once,
in said Montpelier, tho eth day OF August, A. d.
1879, for hearing and decision thereon And, II Is
further ordered that notice hereof be given 10 all per-
sous Interested by publication Of the three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY IN the Vermont Waterman and slate
Journal, newspaper published at Montpelier, pre-
vious said tae appointed for hearing that they may
appear at said time and place. and show cause " any
they may have, why said account should not be al
lowed aud such decree made
si.sG HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

lIARDwlcE. "A town meeting was held on
the Cd inst The call was to raise money with
which to settle up the recent suits for damages
on highway, and to instruct the agent in efforts
to bring about settlement between the town
and railroad company. The matter of raising
money WIS passed over to the usual fall meet
ing. The agent was directed to prosecute the
claims of the town against the railroad com
pany, if satisfactory settlement could not be
procured without. We understand the town
claims that the railroad company is responsible
for damages and costs of the recent suits de.
cided against tho town, on the ground that the
condition of the roads origating them was
through the neglect of the company in comply
ing with their agreement with the town. 1t
seems very desirable that complete settlement
DO made without unnecessary delay.
A tailor shop has recently been established
in Kttridge Block by NJ. lleartf. Success 10
him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

MARBLE IN RUTLAND. The marble trade in
Rutland has steadily increased within a few
years, developing and adding to the resources
of the city and county. The different varieties
of marble, the simple, variegated, brecciated
and fossiliferous, are found in abundance 10
Rutland county, and large number of men
are at work at the different quarries. A single
company employ two hundred and twenty-five
men in connection with their mill, quarries,
work shops and marble yards, and produce
from 800 900 to 400 900 feet per annum, super
fetal measure, two inches in thickness. sf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

USLiKE other cathaftics " Or. Perce's P.casaht
purgatye Pellets" do not after their operation have
o. secondary tendency to render the bowels more cos
tive This Is m important improvement, ~ all who
have ever taken many pills other cithartcs for the
purpose Of overcoming constipation, know 10 their
sorrow that tho secondary effect Of all such medicines
has been TO render bad matter These Pellets
produce such secondary tonic esct upon tho bowels
ne to bring about permanent healthy action Hence
their great value taken In small doses daily for
length Of time In hahitual constipation and Ia piles
attended and produced, they generally are, by
torpor Of the liver and costivene.s Sold By druggist
at twentv-fve conts a vial.