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In this village, on VIC Isl instant nitet Two weeN
terrible suffering irum cholera, Mrs. JANIS H. iaN"-
boz, aged nearly 80 years
~ hAi'e' July 4'' '"'HND ~ 'O"N'''' "s'' wv
d,
w Cabot july h, MIS- CATHERINE kusstLtp aseu
1' years
In Cabot, August q oil consumption, Mr.. TuoMAs |.
HIM nrcd 50 years
f ~ tu.tot r,fy ~ Nr Cara Lam
erl..,i,... " p-'Fth NJ "a go Of liz o.e
''''"N.i' "a N'''N''' 81" w - -
Ia Waterbury, August 2, hrs ELikA I. NtLls.
widow OF the late non william w Neis' aseu hoarly
% years
Ia Cambria scpnrt Mass August Z, GroRGE NJ.
CutvnLER .dn ui q Martin Chandler, Ed, aged
about 's years.
IN 81. Louis Mo-, July %. OF disease o. me sPns
WiLhlAN HuWis cht. 7 son o. hph.tt %, anu Nlua
T. Aui'on. eua. grandson OF non NllilHm h""e'i
formerly 81 thls Nlllaso' Va hs TON )es''
,n5 .i,oisra iaf,ntnm isr 6nly child IN ,Iohn VI
80 Iurind, N NeItin n,-ed 3 wears and 10 months
liz r",,,is w. re- Lfr1ihT 4, G,Iais IL Tor inter
a,oni
Yes our little sunbeam has gone-.gone home 70
hcnvcuand We are the better ior having iiVea ~
The world with u.s. islttle WORK on earth was quick y
done. Numore Will the ltte arms clasp our necksi
bonndinr aotstsps he heard. for our darling il an
ami nntT THE Inv hands are folded over the sin,
Ie.s hrsrt tho bine eves closed and the golden hail
smoothed from the fair brow-foe ialr Tor the cold
4tnxo 10 invc and earn could have kept him out
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier In said Dis
trict on tho 25th day Of July, A. y. ls73i
Moses Holden Administrator Of the estate Of Jesse
Johnson late Of Mddlcsex In said District deceased.
presents his administration account for examination
and allowance, and makes application for decree Of
distribution and partition ofthe estate osaid deceased
Nhereupon, II Is ordered by said Court, that said
account and said application be referred to ses-
sion thereof, to be held at the Probate Office, In
said Montpelier, on the 18th day OF August, A. u.
1871, Tor hearing and decision thereon. And, 1t Is
further ordered that notice hereof be given To all
persons Interested by publication Of the same hroe
weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman and
state Journal, newspaper published at Montpelier,
previous said time appointed for hearing, that they
may appear at said tine and place, ant show cause,
IL any they may have, why said account should not
be allowed, aud such decree made.
ny the Court-Attost,
s5-sT HARVEY TILDEN Judge
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

4 Nny RourE, AND a Coon ONE.-By the
new time table adopted ON the Portland a. Og-
dcnsburgh railroad passengers can now leave
Mt Mansfield House, Stowe, at II A. NJ, in
Bruce Ladds coaches, ria Morrisyillc, CON
Meeting with this express train over that road,
and arrive at the Lake Memphremag,g House
Newport, early in the evening also making
close connections for tho White Mountains,
Boston, etc. Passengers leaving Lake Menu
phremagog House, Newport, Mt 7.o6 and St.
Jlhnsbury at $40 a. 81, connect atMorris'ille
with Bruce & Iadds line Of coaches for Mt.
Mansfield House, Stowe ana Waterbury, con-
Meeting at the latter place with the 1880 train
over the Central Vermont railroad, arriving at
Essex junction at $50, Burlington COO and
st. Adams ut G3O
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Dupivo tho fever epidemic Of last month"; tho stock
Of" Ayers Aguo Curen In the Old North state be-
came exhausted, and before q supply could be re-
cciycd from Lowell, tho suffering from ehills and
foyer bccame fearful. fw parties we're 30 fortunate
A. to have Il on hand and In redell county the drug
gsis cked out their slender stocks by selling doses
a spoonful cach-for a dollar. Many paid ton dollars
for a bottle, whoa tho regular price Is but one. and
thought themselves favored at that, valuable are
the curative properties Of this preparation, which
not only cxpcls the poison from the ~ stem but leaves
the patient with unlmpaircd health and vlgor.-
RathA ~ c. f1aa1rd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

VsRHIIRE.-Crops are looking nicely in this
town. The grass crop is more than an average.
This county, OF. this part Of it, must cut one
third more hay than last year. and meadows On
the Connecticut river, nearly double.
The new store at the Vershire mines will
be completed and ready for use about the both
of September The estimated trade at the lit
tie store they now have is $4,000 por month,
and il is increasing.
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rhend tax Of the year 1871 was s5Oi 1874 6.
al or which has been accounted FOR by the rrea-
surcr, The MT tax for 1872 was Siis, iO5 so,
of which there is S5.25j % not set paid over.
The Agricultural College fund, arising from
the proceeds of the sale Of Unitei States lands
donated ~ the State FOR the. support Of the
Agricultural College, amounts 10 Sl35 500,
which omoanti- inte-;tlin tlc registered loan
% the State. The interest 900 ibis amount for
the year past S8, l3J-has been credited to
the income account, and paid to tho Treasurer
Of the College, on the order OF the Auditor.
Tho crrrent liabilities and resources Of The
State are os follows
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RoxBuu.-Lewis Sargent, Of Warren, while
repalringa barn for Mr.. Steele, in Roxbury,
on the 10Th ult. fell from the ridge, head fore
most in his descent, and struck on his back,
cutting large cash in the back of bis head,
and receiving internal injuries that arc sup
posed 10 be mtnl ----n. 1.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
y FhhNhLIN NVVNIiI %
VI. 4 CANADA RAILROAD Co.

In
VI. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. a ALs.>
WAsrsas, An order was passed in the above entitled
cause, dated June "a, 1875 appointing the Central
Vermont Railroad Company, Receivers and Managers
Of the Vermont Central and Vermont A Canada Rail-
roads, 10 lieu Of ]. Gregory smith, Joseph Clark
Worthlngton Z. Smith, benjamin r. Cheney and Law
renee Barnes, outgoing Receivers and Managers and
whereas, by the sixth clause c. said order II was
among other things. provided as follows
"SirfA--That the Hon. Timothy 7. Redheld BIO and
no Ia hereby appointed Special Master Of this Court
with power to appoint clerk TO hear and determine
all claims demands and causes Of action against said
outgoing Receivers and Managers, other officially
or personally, arising out OF their said oco or trust
that tho parod OF eight months FROM the date OF thi.
order Is allowed for the ling with said master o. all
claims demands and causes Of action and within
said period all creditors and claimants arc hereby
requros TO present their claims and demands except
promssory notes and bills approved In whiting by
said outgoing Receivers and Managcrs," and,
WAsreas, Henry X. Field has boon appointed by mo
my clerk under tho foregoing order.
Now THEREFORE,, all claimants and creditors
having claims, demands caisos Of action against
sad j. Gregory smith, Joseph Clark, Morfhing-
ton q. Smith, Benjamin 2. Cheney and Lawrence
Barnes outgoing Receivers and Managers, are hereby
notified 10 he their claims, except pronssory notes
and bills approved aforesaid before mo- A. tho Office
Of Henry X. Field, Ia Montpelier, W., within eight
months from the date Of the Foregoing order and nom
time to time as said claims are hod, the undersigned
VIII hx tune for tho hearing thereof In cases where
'"S'' TiHoThY r, REDFIELD, Special Master.
Montpelier, VT, July 10, 1873. siss
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d MARsnFIKID..-Smilie 5. Smith shot a hawk
on Saturday, which measured iorty.seyen and
one.half inches from tip to tip of his wings,
and his claws spread four and one-half inches
His hawkship had been taking turkeys from
the neighborhood, and Smile don't propose to
raise poultry for that market any longer
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pleasant The town has been filed during
the last week with our city cousins, who are
warmly welcomed, and their stay made as
pleasant as possible. With the earlier COM
pleton of the Montpelier & Wells River rail
road-aud, better yet, with an elegant and
commodIous now hotel, we should witness an
influx Of city guests within our borders such
as we have never seen before There Is no
place in Vermont which should attract more
city people during the summer than Mont
nelier, and when our citizens come to appreci-
ate the many advantages which their tenn
pornry sojourn with US would bring, we arc
sure no excuse will be given them for staying
AWAY
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ilaarriaqes.


In Montpelier August 3. at the parsonage. by Rev
H. A. Spencer. NJ Gown T. HurcHiSs aud Mis-,
NINA C. 6uSSisoN, both Of Plainicd
IN Enosburgh Falls. July 20, BY Rev. Z. Merrill
NIr OuN MsngiLL, Of Chelsea, and Miss LiNNiE X.
WoonwoHrit. Of Enoshufgh Falls.
In Barre, July i9. hy Rev L. Warren Mr.. WILLIAM
4. BLAZE, OF Northneld aud Miss ANA r. WlLLtY,
daughter Of benjamin Wiley Est
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CIATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 81.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, 10 said Dlf-
trict on tho 29th day Of July, A. D. 1871
Austin d. Arms Executor Of the estate Of Ira
Chamberlain late Of East Montpelier, In said District
deceased, presents his administration account Tor
animation and allowance and makes application for
decree OF distribution and part ton OF the estate OF
said deceased Wheroupon, 1t Il ordered by said
Court that said account and said application be
irred TO session thereof to be held at the Probate
Office, In said Montpelier, on the 18th day OF August
A. u. 1874, for hearing and decision thereon And, u
Is further ordered that notice hereOfhe given 10 all
persons interested, by publication II the same three
weeks succussiyey In the Vermont Waterman and
State Journal, newspaper published at Montpelier,
previous to said time appointed for hearing that they
may appear at said time aud place, and show cause.
Il any they may have, why said account should not
he allowed, and such decree made
By TIE COurt.-Nttest.
si-s7 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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n About a year ago two sons Of Nicholas
Ilarbor, Of Bennington, enlisted aud were for
warded to the regiment for which they were
designated. The regiment was finally sent b
fight the Modocs. News has Just come 70 Mr.
Ilarbor that ono OF his sons was captured by
the Indians with some others, and the remains
Of them were found where they had been
burned whether dead or alive is not known,
but probably eliye. The other son deserted
several months ago aud lied to the mines in the
vicinity. A squad Of soldiers were sent to
arrest him but the miners secretcd him.
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Ipnal hntines.

CARAH COLTON'S ESTATE. - The
~ suhscrihcrs, having been appointed by the Hon
orahe Probate Court for the District Of Randolph,
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of NIL persons against the estate
Of Sarah Cotton late Of Tunbrdge IN said district de-
ceased, represented insoiyent aud the term Of six
months from the 10Th day Of May, 1873, being al
lowed by Court TO the creditors of said deceased
to Nhnt and prove their respective claims before
tive notice, that we Will attend to the duties of
appointment at the Store Of Aaron N. King Son, in
Tunbrdge In said District the first day OF Octo er
next, at 10 o'clock, In the forenoon, said day.
AARON n. KING, tc,,,i..t
DAVID r CHAPMAN, commissioners
SAMUEL b. HACkErr, Administrator.
Tunhridge, May Is, A. d. 1873. SSH
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4 WIFE WoRrn HAylNG.-Mrs. Charles
Mann, af Bruintree, who has shown herself
quite expert in the use of the moving machine
during past seasons, has this year again ap-
peared upon the field, md proved her determin-
alton to be "help-meet indeed by taking q
pair Of horses Zone Of which was thrce-years-
old colt, and while her husband il engaged in
other parts of the meadow, she draws the RIB
bJns" so gracefully, and moves her machine
ahout with such precision, that it Is astonish-
ing to see how rapidlyand evenly she can now
Such farmers wives are few, but are worth
having
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

BRApfoRp.-John NJ. Clement was brought
before Justice Hale, on Tuesday OF last week,
on complaint of the Grand Juror, for selling
beverages, and was allowed Ia
plead guilty Of ten offences, and was fined
500 and costs, amountlngt to $l35. The stuff
seized at his place was forfeited at the hearing
on Monday'Texeepting the eafsHp.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

Heavy VERDIcT.-At the recent term Of the
q. S. Circuit Court, at Windsor, in the case
Of John Lynch ct al rs, the Grand Trunk Rail
way Company, the jury returned verdict a
S22 600 for the plaintiff, This was an action
to recover from the railroad company for the
destruction of the mill of the plaintiff by fire,
as was alleged, from sparks from the engine Of
the defendants train.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

FEKr SoRE.--1he Canadian oiiciuls feel very
cheap over the exposure Of their Credit Mo-
biier operations in connection with the Do
miniOn Pacific railroad scheme, and the report
was current at Montreal on Sunday that Sir
john A. Macdonald had attempted to commit
suicide. This is denied by the government
organs, but there is no telling how soon it may
be true, for the Premier has been in a very low
state ever since the exposure Of his corruption.
lie is politically dead, any way, and the same
is true Of his colleagues in the government.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

BURGLAR ARRESTED. The burglar Of G. NJ.
Whitn,ker's jewelry store, in Brandon, two
weeks ago, who secured about seven thousand
dollars worth Of watches and jcwelry, has, ii
is supposed, been arrested by detectives in
Cincinnati. His name is William Reed, and
he is represented as a bold and adroit burglar.
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NorIcE.-The Seventh Day Advent people
will hold a camp meeting at Wolcott, VI,
commencing August lith, and continuing over
the l5,h inst, about forty rods from the depot.
Efficient laborers will treat upon important
subjects connected with the present time. \
cordial invitation is extended TO all to come and
hear. Ample provision will be made for man
and team on reasonable terms. The railroads
will carry to and from the camp grodnd for
fare one way See bills posted By the executive
committee. II BNonAa.
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NATHARINE FARWELL's ESTATE

~ The Subscribers, having been appointed by tho
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing
ton. Commissioners TO receive examine and Just all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
u Catharine farwell late Of Barre, In said Dis
trict deceased represented nsovent and the term OF
six months from tie 9Th day Of June, 1873 being al
lowed by said Court to tho creditors Of said deceased,
10 exhibit aud prove their respective claims before
our appointment at the dwelling-house OF william
farwel, Ia Barre, in snd District, the third Tues.
days Of August and December next, at one O'Clock.
Ia the afternoon. each of said days
DAVID "; MOWER, ICoun,nls,loners
Lnrre July 10 A. ID. 1873 sl-sG
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Tue EMBuRY MoNUMENr.-Our townsman,
Mr.. Sumner Kimball, was at Cambridge. New
York, last week and contracted with Arthur
Mooney, one Of the committee for the building
of the monument which is to mark the grave
of Philip Embury, the founder of Methodism
in America, for all coming time. It is to he Of
Barre granite, about thirty-one feet high, On
the base will be the words Philip Embury, 80
in large raised letters. The Troy Wig says
that the other inscription has not get been de-
cided upon, bat will be pat IN when the mon
ument reaches Cammidge. The monument
will cost So, i5O, and Is to be completed and
ON the ground hy the 18Th Of October. The
National Local Preachers Convention Of the
Methodist Church will convene there on the
18th Ct October, and on Monday, the e6th, the
monument will he dedicated Bishop Simpson
will deliver the address, and Bishops James,
Wiley AMI Bowman, AMI several other celebFi-
ties Of the Methodist church, will be present
and take part in the ceremonies Of unwilling
and dedicating tue monument
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Dr. Waifr. Principal Of the United States STAN
moring Institute N New York city, will remain In
Alburgh Springs, w., At The Mansion House, a few
weckl 20 cure those afflicted with siammcring or
stutiorng Rest references from all parts q the
country. consulnton frce. Send for clrculars. No
pay until cured. $685.
vsGEriSE is composed Of roots, barks aud herbs.
" is very pleasant 10 take every child likes H.
TAME caro- Of your stomach, and your head will
take care ~ itselt "Grccne's Oxygonatcd Bliters"
Is the old standard remedy for disorders Of the 'tom
ach Contains no alcohol. Purely medicinal John
r. Henry, proprietor, and College Place, N.Y
poyrRfY is BAD, but the worst kind Of poverty s
poverty Of the blood this makes a man "p'or In.
deed,n tor IL takes away his strength, courage and
energy bat enrich the blood with It's vital element,
Iron, by taking tho Peruvian syrup" "A protoxldo
Of IRON, and you will feel rich, and good As any
BODY Try 10.
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TnE Losr FoUND. - We thought it would
get into the papers, those in Orleans county
being so eager for a local and sure enough,
here it is. We copy from the Barton Monitor.
" Our Lowell correspondent says that a Mont
peler editor and another gentleman from the
same place have been spending few days in
that town, fishing, hunting, etc In one Of
their adventures the editor got lost, and after
wandering around in the woods until dark,
went into camp and prepared for night with
the bears and mosquitoes. His companion be-
coming alarmed about him, rallied force and
succeeded in finding him aftera severe hunt ID
is rather unsafe to let these city boys 60 back
so far into the country"
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SOLDIERS Re USIoS.-Reports from various
parts of the State indicate that the Soldiers
Re- Union at Rutland, this week, will be de-
cidcd success There will be present from
this county not far from two hundred, and
about the same number from Orange County
The recruiting officers for Caledonia and Orleans
Counties have neglected to report the number
of enlstments for their counties to General
Thomas, and it would not be surprising, con-
siderng their distance from Rutland, if they
were not so fully represented as thcother parts
of the State, The number Of distinguished
officers and civilians who will be present will
DO very large. Twelve bands Of music are to
DO present, among which are those from North
field, Bradford and Waitsfeld.
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SENSIBLE TO the LAsT.-A Castleion cores
pondent writes the Rutland Herald that as
everybody is nominating a candidate for the
next Governor Of Vermont, he wants to make
some nominations, and he names Hon John
A. Page and Hon. O. W. Willard, of Mont
pelier, and Dr. George Nichols, of Mortified,
and says he knows few more.
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FlRR AT DANnY,-A barn owned BY Wesley
Paris, in Dandy, was struck BY lightning
during thunder shower, recently, and set on
fire. Before assistance could be procdrci the
barn, together with twelve tons Of hay, was
consumed. Mr.. Paris had no insurance, and
considering tho light crop Of grass the loss y
a serious one 10 him
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06


State frasurcr's report Of the transactions
OF li. department Tor The G.cl year euding
August /, is73
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-06

CENTRAL VERMONT RAiLEoAD.-Tho Central
Vermont railroad managers are attending TO
their business, organizing their new corpora
ton. paying OF the debts Of the old. and slowly
consolidating the securities. The ST. Adams
Me0Mger is oaganizing political campaign
against them, with Bradley Barlow Tor Gov
ernor We imngine that there is us much
probability Of tie success Of such political
move rs Of cool weather under the dog star.