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To CLOSE OUT Stock, l will sell ladies'
Side Laced 9AiterS, best Phil. make and
fine lasting, at q 80. Call soon II you
want bargains. Jerry Clemmens.
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RE1nNGN4s dBlGeE Bilk ceiling OtVoO
oost Call soon Gnd secure Some good
bargains, Henry Roemor & Goa
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SHILLING OF below cost 70 Close out oul
entire stock Of Dry Goods. Now Is Z
good time to supply yourself with Dry
Goods at low prices. Call at Henry Roe
mer & Co.'S.
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PERsoNAL-Bros. Anderson and Hunt,
OF the Bellaire IndepSndent and the St.
Clairsville Chronicle, respectively, were in
the city, yesterday.
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If you have dull headache in the
morning, battle the forehead with Pain
Cure Oil. twill cure you. Sold by all
Druggists.
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EoR cheap Shoe, and the best as0ort'
men: in Wheeling, 60 to JerTy Clemmens'
corner Of Main and Union.
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NorCR-GotoL Y, Blonde, for the
newest styles md cheapest bootS and
ahocs ever o8ered in the city.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This Court did
not sit, yesterday, but will this afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
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A RLENDD lot Of new stereoScopiC
views has just been received at Robin
sons.
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TIE photographs made at R6bnson's
Gallery give satisfaction. Try them.
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Go TO Jerry Clemmens' II you want TO
get Last Cong. Slippers for 9Oc, cheap Of
ii Of. y - - 4g-5 ~ assstt 80
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PREsKRvE your pictures by having
them framed Of Roblnson's Gallery.
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Administrator Notice.
Masonic.
Dividend.
Wheeling Dental Plsce-head Of local
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Tickets to ali principal points in the BAst and
West can Be procured ct the Union Ticket once,
mi s'.. =, Z. MYERS,
JRi6 General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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acknowledgement.
New Advertisements.

TUESDAY. JULY 8, 1873.
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TEanOportatIon...
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad


ONAND AFTER MAY 95. 1873,
TraInS WIN run Daily, Except SundayJ -
GOllOWS, viz:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

Mortified, has obtained patent in Canada as
assignee Of Joshua Sawyer, on Marble
Wash, for cleaning and restoring the most
soiled and rusty marble and granite to its pris-
tine state, and causing it to look equally as
well as at first, and better prepared to hold its
original lustre The great value Of this patent
is in restoring our old cemeteries and grave
yards, which are going to decay by the relent-
less laws Of time, to their original beauty. IL
is said to be very simple in its application, and
so cheap as to enable everybody, rich or poor,
to make all their old, soled grayestones new
again. This case was prosecuted, and The
patent obtained at Ottawa, Canada, by I. j.
Deayitt, Esq, Of Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

BETHANY CnuRcH Quite large number of
the prominent gentlemen of this church and
society met informally aud spontaneously on
Tuesday of last week, and unanimously and
heartily offered their pastor, Mr.. Lord, yaea-
ton of three months, OF such time as might be
needlul for rest and recuperation. 1t was q
very " grateful surprise to him, as he said
and while he confessed to the need of little
more respite than he had had for a year or two
past, he would accept their offer for only por-
ton of the time, and hoped toresume his duties
very soon There is no serious impalring Of
Mr.. Lords health, and nothing that needs
other medicine than little quiet and leisure I;
and, as he says, he hopes the action of his
people will render him an object Of congratula-
ton from others, for the thoughtfulness and
care Of his welfare they display, rather than an
object Of public sympathy for falling health. v
We learn that DR.. Lord will soon publish
the Life and Works of his father, the late
President of Dartmouth College. lie has
devoted himself to the preparation of this book
for the last two years, in addition to his other
labors. lie has also been a regular writer lor
| this paper for several years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

NoRrnrrLD.-C +. Winch, Of Gouldsyille,
while at work in the lumber yard attached to
the mill of the late Sherman Gold, was so I'M
fortunate as to have both bones of his leg
broken By lumber falling upon him. 1t was a
serious fracture, and will confne him to his
room for several weeks
-Belknap, Ely & Co. run on seven hours
time.
Elisha Culver and Marshall Hedges have
exchanged farms.
The Chair shop runs on eight hours time,
and with ten per cent. reduction Of wages.
The last lyceum of the term is to be held
at the school building, Friday eve, November
Nth.
The Straw Board Mandatory Of c. b.
Hutchins 4 Co., closes down for the present
this week.
The Graded School closes its fall term on
Friday Of this week Examination of classes
on Thursday and Friday These examinations
it is hoped will be largely attended by our
citizens
Michael Sullivan was fined five dollars and
costs, on Saturday last, for intoxication, and
By his disclosure j. F. Bls,ford keeper of the
new victunlling saloon, was implicated, ar
rested, and fined ten dollars and costs, for sell
ing liquor contrary to law.
The Degree Temple held its monthly
meeting in Good Templars' Hall, on Thursday
of last week. comforting the third degree or
several lts next regular meeting, by invita-
ton, is to be held at Roxbury, on Thursday oil
the week Of tie full moon.
Mrs, Pike, lady aged aghfy-tuec years
and wife of James Pike, aged eighty-iour
committed suicide by hanging, on Wednesday
the 9TH inst She was a resident of Goulds
Vile, aud had been for many years. Menta
alteration, induced by age and bodily infrmi
ties was the cause of the sud act.
Rev. c. W Emerson, of Ftchburg, Mass.
has sold his farm cast of the village to Mrs. j
NJ, Dana. Mr. Tarbell has sold his house anC
lot on Central Street to Thomas Emerson anC
wife for s. 500 Ephraim Pierce has sold hi
residence on Main Street to Mr.. walling, fol
$1,000.
Col. Russell IL. Conwell, a promnen
orator of Massachusetts. will deliver the seconC
lecture Of our course at Concert Hall, Tuesda!
evening, November 18th, Subject, 4" Lesson
Of Travel" The universal satisfaction giyeI
by our first lecturer, Dr. j. G. Holland, shoulc
be a guaranty Of our lectures for the course, on'
ensure the hearty co operation of all on
citizens in sustaining so emnently first elias
entertainment.
The following are the officers of Mortified,
Lodge of Good Tempars, for the quarter be
ginning November LIST w. c. f., j. +. Davis
W. V. T., Mrs +. Plumley w. s., @. A
Edgerton, Jr. W. A. s., Nellie Wilder w
T., @. d. Edgcrton; W. F. S., Ella Dutton
W. O., A, Hitchcock W. NJ, q. G. Davis
W. d. NJ, Matte Foster W. G., Alice Syl
yester w. s., j. Davis. A. r. Savage an
Frank Plumley were elected representative
from Mortified Lodge to the Grand Lodge
which holds its session in st. Johnsbury i
the month Of January.
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THE WEEKLY sun is too widely known to rc-
Quirc any extended recommendation; hut the reasons
which have already given it fifty thousand subscribe
ers, and which will, We hope give 10 many thousand
more are briefly as follows
10 BE- o lrst-rato Newspaper. All tho news Of tho
day will be found tn 10, condemned when untmpOrtaut,
at uN length when ~ moment, and always presenter
n 70 cloer, intcliEihlc, and interesting manner.
ltlan Arst-rnie family paper, iull ot entertaining
and Instructive reading oieyery kud, hnt containing
nothing that can offend tho moss dectts and scTupu-
lous taste.
10 is a hrst-mte story paper The best talc1 and
romances OF current literature are carefully selected
and logihly printed in its pages.
II is hfst-rate agricultural paper The most fresh
and instructive articles agricultural topics rcgu
larry appear 10 this department
II De- an Independent political paper, belonging ~
no party and wearing no collar. IL hghts for prnCi-
especially cevoes It's energies o. tho exposure Of tho
great corruptions that now weaken and disgrace our
county aud threaten 70 undermine republican iust
tuti0ns altogether, IL has no fear Of kuayesi and
asks no favors from their supporters
II reports tho fashions for The ladies and the mar
kcts tor tho men. especially the cattle markets, "a
which 10 pays particular attention.
Finally, Il n the cheapest paper published. One
dollar will secure it Tor any subscriber. 10 i
necessary 20 get up club la order to have TIL
WEEKLY sun at this rate. Any one who sends d
single dollar will get the paper for year.
We have no travelling agents.
THE WEEKLY SUNLIGHT pages, dny-six col.
THE sEMI-WEEkLY INSANE size as the Daily
sun. s2N1a year. discount Of twenty per cent. TO
cluhs Of ten over.
THE DAILY sUN.-A large f0ut-page newspaper
OF twenty-eght columns. Daily circulation over No.
90 All the news for two cents. Subscription price
dfty cents month, OF s6o0 year To clubs Of ten
or over, a discount Of twenty per cent
05 ADDRESS "TIlE SUN" NEW YoRK CRY.
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HARDwIcE The young people Of this yicin-
ity have recently organized a society styled
The Peoples Liberal Christian Association.
The objects Of the association are the discus
sion of moral questions, and social entertain
ment The meetings are to be held weekly OF
Wednesday evenings at Academy Hall. The
first meeting occurred Wednesday evening, No
yomber 9th. Subject Novel Reading.
Mr.. W. s. Curtis, dentist, has engage
rooms in Kittridge Block for dental Office
We suppose long suffering from toothach'
will hereafter be unnecessary.
w. o. Clement has already begun the no
cessary improvements to his grist mill III
has put in new sills on the street side, and I
otherwise repairing and strengthening tn
building. When these repairs are complete,
he intends to thoroughly overhaul the mill an,
put II in first class order for good work, which
together with judieious management, can no
fail in attracting a largo increase of business
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UJatohman S. Journal.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER -, 1878.
by his EXcELLENCy,
JULIUS CONVERSE.
GOVERNOR on VERMONT.


TINS In iis coaseoss march has brought US near
the close Of another year Summer ia past, and Au.
tumn is already yielding 10 Winter The products
Of the earth are garnerod up for the sustenanoe Of
man and beast during barren months that arc be.
ioro u.s. stu mith and hope assure us that Spring
Will again return, bringing with It the beauty and
Fragrance Of new year. lie whose word cannot
be brokenn has promised that seod.time and harvest
shall not fall Now Is the time to remember the
unuumbered mercles Of our God and while reioic.
Ing In our general prosperity let US not forget the
poor who are always with ". In some parts Of our
county The King Of rorrors has been busy In hl,
work Of destruction, while generally tho merces
and blessings Of God have been showered upon u,
and demand our most grateful praise
TugRrrORr, In accordance with the Proclamation
Of the President Of the United states and in pursu
auce Of immemorlal custom, do hereby appoint
THURSDAY, THE TWENTY-SEVENTIG DAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, as a day or THANKSGIVING
AND PRAISE TO GOD for His mcrchl kindness
to this Commonwealth and The people thereof as
we'll a. to this great Nation and oahort the poo.
pie Of this state to lay aside all unnecessary labor
to meet In their several places Of public worship On
the day above named and there earnestly invoku
the forgiveness Of our many sins and make our ac.
acknowledgements to Almighty God for Ills bounte.
and His protection, and offer to Him our united
prayers for their continuance.
IN WHnss' WhosoC ! have horounto signed my name
and caused the seal Of the State to be Affixed
90 Woodstock, this twenty-soyon,h day Of Octo.
Der, 10 the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and soventy-three.
BY Tho Governor,
JosgrH d. DEStsoy,
SECRETARY Of Ctta and Mihtuy Aglb,
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DEDIoArED.-The new st. Johusbury Acad-
envy was dedicated Friday evening, 3lst. ult
The address was delivered by President Buck
ham of the University of Vermont, and re-
marks were made by Rev. Edward I. Fair
banks, Rev. H. T. Fuller, present Principal OIL
the academy, aud President Smith, Of Dart
mouth College. Excellent music was furnished
by the St. Johnsbury Cornet Band. The new
building is of brick, on granite foundation
three stories high, and is about 60 80 feet
Its height is some eighty feet from the
ground to the roof, mansard, and the spir'
rises about 1876 feet from the ground. Be
sides this building, there are also South Hall
a large brick building for the accommodation
of self boarders, and clubhouse for thos
who prefer the club system of boarding. Th
total cost has been 500, 900.
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a.e.S

SHOCKING Academia fatal accident oc-
CURED on Wednesday afternoon in the saw mill
of NJ. V. b. HOLSTER, of North Montpelier.
1t appears that Curtis Persons, who was en-
ployed in the mill, while engaged in fixing some
of the gearing of the circular saw, moved his
head in such a manner as to bring it in contact
with the saw, which cut through from the
crown Of the head to his ears. Mr.. Persons,
strange to relate, retained his consciousness for
some time, but expired on Sunday. Mr.. Per-
sons was son of Luman Persons, and was
well known in the village His age was about
So years. lie leaves wife and three children
in destitute circumstances.
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CTATE on VERMONT,

y WAnHINUTVN UININIIT, s..
To- Probate Court, holden at Montpelier On the list
day of october, A. ID. 1875
Chester Rugbee Administrator of the estate Of Reu
ben u Burnham, late OF Woodbury., in said District.
deceased makes application to said Court for license
To sell all OF the real estate OF said deceased repre-
sentng that said sale except the right OF homestead,
IL necessary Tor the payment OF the debts OF said dc
ceased and that the sale Of said right Of Homestead
would be beneficial TO the widow and minor children
Court that said application come under CONSIDERATION
and DO heard on tho 2ith day Of November A. ID. 1873
at the Probate Onoo, In Montpelier and L Is further
ordered that all persons Interested 20 nouhed hersoi,
by publication of notice Of this application and order
| thereon three weeks successfully IN the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal, printed at Montpelier,
before said time OF hearing tba. they may appear at
said time and place, ana, n they 500 cause object
| thereto. by Tho Court Attest,
| 9lOi N, A. CHASE Register.
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rTATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISTINCT, 81
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and
for said District the 30th day Of october A. d. 1873
An instrument purporting to be the last WI and
Testament Of Aaron DEMO, late Of Montpelier, IN
said district deceased being presented to the Court
by Cole II. DEMO- the Executor therein named Tor
Probate Il Is ordered By said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified 10 appear nj session
Of said Court be held at the Probate Office In Mont
peler on the 18th day OF November, A. ID. 1873, and
show cause II any they have, against the Probate Of
said Will for which purpose Il Is further ordered
that a copy Of tho record Of this order be published
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman
4 State Journal printed at Montpelier, previous 10
said time appointed for hearing,
by the Court,-Attest,
gQ-Ol N. A. CHASE, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District on the eth day OF October, A. ID, 1873
An instrument purporting to be tho last VIII and
Testament Of stephen H. Sargent, late Of Warren, In
said District deceased, being presented 70 the Court
for Probate It Is ordered by said Court that
all persons concerned therein he notified 70 appear
at session Of said Court 10 he hold az the Probate
Olico In Montpelier, on the I'd day OF December, A.
D. 1873, and show cause " any they may have,
against The Probate Of said Will for which purpose
II Ia further ordered that copy OF the record OF this
order BIO published three weeks successlseiy In the
Vermont Waterman and State Journal, printed at
Montpelier, previous TO said time appointed for
hearing. by the Court,-Attest,
annI N. A. CuASE. Rnrl.lnr-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

Mosr all pills In the market, and those styled veg
eable not only large nauseous, gripping, and dill
aeult to swallow, but they contain Mercury, besides
Aloes Gamboge and other injurious drastics. These
are old medicines and used before medical science
developed better now supplanted by much more
pleasant hut eiectnal eathartcs. DR. Plercos Ploas
ant Purgatye Pellets embody the latest and best
tharto properties In a concentrated, yet mild and
searching form, and are never taken with dsappoint
mont. Wholly vegetable, sugarcoated, small neat
and in delicate glass Walls Sod ut twenty five cents
by druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

Tue ST. AIBASs ADyERTIsER.--T FIRST mum
Der Of this new daily paper made its appearance
on Monday. 1t is under the editorial control
of Mr. Lucius Bigelow, and we think we de-
tect in its spicy columns the same character
lstics which made the Burlington Times, with
which Mr.. Bigelow was formerly connected, SO
great iayorite with its readers. Mr.. Bgelow
is an able and forcible writer and thinker, and
we cordially welcome him back among the
ranks Of Vermont Journalists. The mechanical
department and make up of the paper are ex-
celent, and we predict for the Advertiser al
influence second to no other paper in the State
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

BARRE,-A. NJ. Jackman has been appointed
administrator, Carlos Carpenter and Horace
Batchelder appraisers, and II. w lleaton and
J. A. Wing commissioners, on the estate Of l..
O. Wheelock, Esq lately deceased.
The new residences of G. w. Tilden and
II. o. Hatch are nearly completed, and are
very eommodious and stylish, quite elegant in
finish, and an ornament to the village.
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Golden Wedding.

/ Inc hlIletIA anniversary the marriage oil
Mr. and Mrs. Jus'us hlnney, was celebrated
at their home IN fiainteld' Thursday, Noyem'
Der o. 1879
Children grand children friends and nsigh'
bors, to the numoer oil iorty'hvc, gathered at
the OLD homestead that has been IN possession
OF the Kinney family Tor eighty years-evor
since The settlement Of the town. The circle
wasnotqnite complete 'or The youngest daugh
ter was too III TO DC present so a shadow rested
upon the otherwise happy party
Mr. ana Mrs hlnney are the parents OF nine
children-throe OF whom died in infancy, one
daughter at eighteen and the dear youngest
brother wasa sacrifice Tor our country s liberty
/ Rev j. Sheronrne' nephew Mr.. Kinney,
acted as spokesman Tor the relatives, and spoke
Of the pleasant associations connected with the
place, as The home Of his grandfather, Rev.
jonathan Kinney, and said that when lad he
thought it the best place in the world-tbat the
apples and uince pies were nicer than any
whore else lie then read letters from absent
friends, and selection Of poetry.
Rev. l.. Tenney, Of Barre, addressed the
company, and, among other excellent remarks
said that Mr.. sherburne was right in thinking
It one Of the best places in the world it icas
one Of the best, for it is now and always has
been a praying household Ile snote of tho
,,.e.,,,,,, al ,ror,b ~ tt.;-,i.. I'll. =.
"''' N"''S'''" 'a'"'S III
the community anu o' hN acquaintance WIN
this family
Arer n p-ayer by Rev Mr. Redgell of
MAJ - ,.o -. a. ~,
'"i'uei'' "'u s"o ''"s '"s VI '"o DoAougy'
the company adjourned to the supper table
where a bountilul rcpast was in waiting. One
ortbc reonliarities If the simmer ,Yas tho, ,bo
- M. - Nv -,
COOKING was ""o''J 'no WORK oi 'he orluo OF
City years ago. II she could cook as well
then as now, she must have been better fitted
'c,r bo- r.l.oo ,b,, mos, briIos
mr. 9ne'ou'ho came 70 inc conclusion 'u0'
those mince pie, must have been made by
" aunt"
p,,go,,. us,r,t ,,t,oi1o ,,,d ,,.,....,.i,,,
'''''''' aiu "P"'p''"u'
were given by children and friends, and the
best wshe. Of those present rest upon the
c,uple. whose kind words and deiic,tc alton.
-. .,...t..
,''"7 eau" 90 '''e "'"'' P'"''.y SUI" u.0' 'nor
love hn- not grown c1id, ana IN truth, they
/ have not outliyed their honeymoon.
We amend tho C,lloving ye,eol,,,, or ono
,
Ol"uon ". ''- N'puuJ i"'n'p
/ JosErH NNEY.-Sons' Joseph jr, Newcomb,
Janet ier.ey' SANFORD, bradford, David
~ f P"y"i,.r VSs neocnn Hat Snitb u
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court, holden at Bro0kield, IN and for
said District, the 10Th day Of October A. ID. 1873
GEORGE W. Downing, Administrator OF the estate Of
samuel Downing, late Of Williamstown, in said Dis
trct, deceased, makes application 10 said Court to
extend the time heretofore allowed him 70 pay the
debts due from said estate and 10 render his admins
tratlOn account until some future day Nhorcupon,
II Is ordered by said Court that said application hc
heard at the Probate Once in BroOkhed, on the 9Th
day Of December and, it is further ordered that no.
tce hereof be given to all persons concerned by tho
publication OF this order In the Vermont Waterman
aud state Journal printed at Montpelier, three weeks
successiyely, before said hearing.
By the CCuTt.-Attest,
nl-ll Holm Il CLEANELAND. Julle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

A Coon INSTITUTION. - The First National
Bank OF Montpelier is another creditable in
stance of how " literal, bold and generous
policy will work TO the advantage Of any
bank which pursues it in time of a financial
panic This bank has answered all demands
made upon it for currency during the recent
panic, and now its available assets exceed those
of month ago by Sal 900. and its deposits
have increased more than $2l 900 during the
same period. 1t is during such crisis at this
that banks have an opportunity to demonstrate
their usefulness, and those which pursue a
liberal course at such time will be pretty sure
to reap rich reward, as We are glad to learn
our banks are doing