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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-16
Adtettis
UT. CENTRAL RAILROAD III
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, June o, 1873.
avn sfsfu rafggH Nnffyafy .4ra D. tHYf

Loaye Montpelier at 800 o. M, 222 p. m. .5Op. m
hans u, S6 a, n.y. connectIne Al White River Iuns
tion and Below Falls with trains for Boston, Worcos
ter, &C., ol White River Junction with trains OF. The
and New York; at Now London with steamers for
New York.
at 1000 a. M. Oricushurg ct 100 q. MIST. Adams at
1900 M, arriving In Boston via Lowell nc 40 u0 D. M
Night Express leaves Osdenshuig ~ l135 y. ~,
Ni6ans at 40 p. m. connecting al White Reof
Junction and Bellows Falls with trains ior Boston
Al South Vernon with trains for Springfield and Now
York, arriving In New York az 1850 p. M. New
London at h.0ia' M
TRAINS GOING NORM am BEsT
Leave Montpelier at3ao.a. M, 800 o. n., $50 and
Bly Express Leaves Boston via Lowell at sooa. M.
for burlington st. Ahans, Montreal &C., arriving in
making connections for the West
Mail Train for burlington and S. Adams leaves
BOSTON via Lowell 40 7.ul a. M via Lawrence and
Flichbure OF 30 a. No. Springfield ~ SOFA M. Nov
London at 5ol q. M south Vernon at 900 o. M, Bel
lows Falls lbs D. M, White River Junction 2.J0 D. m
| arriving M ST. Adams M 500 p. m.
Trains leaving Boston via Ftchhurgh at 7.91 a. ~,
and Springfield 90 500 A. M, connect at White River
\ Junction with Day Express train
/ Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at lisa tp.
Rntiaud at 80 m Burlington 90 $50 a. fn. st. Al.
bans ut 1900 M. arriving IN uq'cnsourg at 500 D. M,
Niehi Express leaves New London at $50 y. m..
South Vernon 40 $50. D. M receiving passengers from
BOO d. n. Springfield 90 p mos Bellows Fallslf ai
D. No.. connecting with train over Cheshire Railroad
ienvnu Boston 100 900 D. No., connecting NO Nhife
] River junction train leaving Boston attOOp m
/ fr darlington ST. Alhnl. Montreal Ac. arritlnrin
/ p. n connecting With Grand Trunk Railway for TIC
Sleeping or areainehed TO- nlsht Esprc.. Train.
| unnnE hotwoeu Montreal aud Boston. and Montreal
! and sprIa .iald, nod S. Alhnns ond Troy.
! Drawing Room Cars nn day Express Tfains te.
| tween Montreal aud Boston.
! Through tokct. Cor Chicago and The Weat Tor sale
/ 90 tho principal stat ons.
a. MERRILL Gmoai sugermrnfnf
] S. Alhnus. MuV 30. IalI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-16

A resident Of Atkinson (Me.) owns an
expensive dog. He killed nine sheep be.
longing to neighbor Of his master; the
case went to the Supreme Court, and the
result was that the owner of the mutton.
eating canine was compelled to pay 5000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-16

Tho following motifs is said to have
been posted in the fields Of a wealthy Titus
vile farmer; "lf any man or woman'i
COWS or oxen gifts in these here oats, his OF
her tail will be cut of, as the case may DO
| am a Christian man, aud pay mi taxes
bat d--n a man who lets his critters run
loose, say L."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-16
soap wn.h thc nodle. Of NOM Trees.


The beneficial influence of a weak alkali
wash upon the bark Of fruit trees is Of long
standing acknowledgment. Its action ia
in expansion of the pores, while at the same
time it is destructive Of all insect life,
sporadic or otherwise. Writers or tourists
differ as to the best time to apply it but
we have always found that if good common
sense be used in preparing it, the time Of
application is always good. And now for
the preparation. lfyou use purchased pot
ash, reduce it so you can bear your finger
in it halfa minute or more without ting
ling or sore sensation. If you can obtain
good soft soap-such as all good economi-
Gals advocate, made from the refuse grease
and I've Of asnes saved up dry, then take Of
it and reduce it (tho soap down, not to a
suds, but so that it will not be ropy when
used with soft white.wash brush. Use it
freely, aud as we have before said, it mat
ters not materially, just when, but say noie,
aud any time most convenient, until first Of
July but after that time il is perhaps bet.
ter to wait year.-F. r. Elliott.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-16

AN unsuccessful farmer might be able
as an orator to give the most valuable in.
formation as to the details of farming, and
show others how they may profit by hif
sad experience.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-16
Xdtertts
ETRE INSURANCE.
A. C. BRO WINS ENC y,
Inngdon's Block, Cor State & Main Stsr
MONTPELIER, VT.


citizens Of Montpelier and vicinity arc respectfully
In viied 10 examine the condition and atanunk on ine
following STOCK Pms Insurance CoMPANlts, NY
Comnanirs represent are among the sruoSGfsf and
nvsr In MS country and England, and their records
IN The recent disastrous connagations 10 Chicago and
Toston entito thou 70 the confidence oil thoso uesT
ing RELIABLE lNsURANCE'
comoanies Assets.
ttvrnpoor, 4 LONDON & GLOBE, 900
NORTH BRITISH MERCANTILE, 100000
ROYAL, OF England le'Vn"o
FRANKLIN, Of Philadelphia, 5'oSol
ms. co. or NO. AMERICA, Of philar 3'@o12
CONTINENTAL, Of New York, 2'2sl2o3
PENNSYLVANIA, Of Philadelphia l'lo''s'
PHOENIX, Of Hartford iWN,l-
NARRAG ANsET'r Of Prov dcnco oIi'ooo
NERO HANTs', Of Providence l'o''E'
NATIONAL 7. 4 NJ, Of Pm ladciphia 1lso8I
ALEAfANNtA, Of Cleveland, Nt3''.o
ALPS, Of Eric, Pa We'gsl
GERMAN Of Erie, Pa, 'ld's'
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY, Of Memphis t's'o
ALLEMANNiA, of Pittsburgh, @l',N
FAME. Of Philadelphia, |l'.os
FIRST NATIONAL, Of Worcester, l71,Nt
LYCOMlNG, Of Muncy. Pa., stock NUT 'l'o,''
sc,or ,e,re cxprricnro in Fire lnsuIarco and %
constant familiarity with AN lbs details enables me
10 transact the business Zoo such manner ns ih't
no QUESTIONS SHALL ARISE,
in case a loss occurs All business entrusted to my
care will receive prompt and immediate attention
and will be placed la perfectly rcsponAh!e auo non
ofahle Companies and every attention wil ue shown
10 the intorosta Of my customers, tommuhicauoh'
by mail will receive prompt attention.
&C. BROWN.
Montpelior. VI. March %, 1873. sou
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VIII d c II E Il r Y,


WHICH CAN De CURED by TIMELY RESORT
TO THIS STANDARD PREPARATION, AS HAS
BEEN PROVED by THE HUNDREDS OF TEsTI-
MoNIALs RECEIVED BY THE PRoPRIEToRs.
1T Is ACKNOWLEDGED BY MANY PROMINENT
PHYSICIANS To DE THE MOST RELIABLE
PREPARATION EVER INTRODUCED FOR THE
RELIEF AND CURE OF ALI LUNG COMPLAINTS.
AND Is OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. SANCTIONED
BY THE EXPERIENCE OF OVER FORTY YEARS.
WHEN REsoRTED TO IN SEASON IT SELDOM
FAILS 10 EFFECT A SPEEDY CURE IN THE
MOST SEVERE CASES oP COUGHS, BRONCHITIS,
GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH, INFLUENZA, AsTH-
MA, COLDS, SORE THROAT, PAINS OR SORE
NESS IN THE CHEST AND SIDE LIVER con
PLANT, BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS, &C, sc.
wIsTAR's BALsAM DOES NOT DRY UP A coUGH,
AND LEAvB THE CAUSE BEHIND. AS is THE
CASE WITH MOST PREPARATIONS, But IT
LoosENs AND CLRANsEs THE LUNGS, AND
ALLAYs IRRITATION. THUS RRMOvING THB
CAUSE OF THE COMPLAINT.
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COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REPORT TO THE SEC
RErARY OF THE NAVY,
BY hoard or OFFICERS,
As to the merits Of the
EMICAL NGIN
U. NM YARp. NEw YoRk.

U. 8. NAVY YARD, NEW York,
CoMMANDANT's OFFICE, 9Th May, 1873. )
SIN | enclose herewith, for the information Of the
department, the Report Of the Board detailed In CON
formty with instructions of the 18th OF March, 10
pertinent with the Chemical Fire Engine, delivered at
this yard by Mr.. o. c. Gibbs.
am very respectfully, Your obedent servant
s. G. ROWAN, Nlce.Admiral Commanding.
HONORABLE GEO. NJ. robson,
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington, D. G.
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NAVY Yam. MAY IN, ls7s.

Piot 4dniral S. Roran, u s. NJ, Commanding, ETC.
SIR In obedience to your order Of the goth ultlmo
we have made such experiments with the Chemical
Engine brought TO this yard by Mr. o. @. Gibbs on the
lst Inst as wero convenient and necessary 10 enable
us To Judge of It's merits.
We lind its efficiency readily recommends II and
gives II preference any thing OF the sort depend
have seen in use
Its action is rapid and continuous, its construction
and mana cement simple,
Six sufficient to keep It in operation; viz,
four at the break, TO attend the hUseplpe, and
one 10 supply the chemicals.
The use Of the chemicals may be suspended at any
moment, and still there remains the stream Of water
in full force for any length Of time, long as the
supply may be kept up by the simple uss OF buckets,
Anything more Intensely eombustihle than either
Of the piles on which we experimental could hardly
he oontrived
One Of these, uncovered, consisting Of sixty tar
barrels with light wood shavngs streWed around and
over H. and the whole besprnkled with spirits Of tur-
pentino, were allowed TO become thoroughly envel-
oped In flames, when by one stream, about one quar-
minute and thirty seconds twas then allowed 10 re
ignite and 10 burn furousy four minutes and by the
same stream was completely eNtlngushed In two
minutes.
The other pile Of precisely similar materials and
construction was enclosed by frame house built for
the purpose.
II was allowed to become thoroughly In a blaze
throughout and burning hercely, when three streams
were put upo1 H. two Of the size aforementioned
and another from similar engine, but somewhat
larger.
Of chemicals was Dispensed with In six minutes
utes
We arc sir, very respectfully,
Your ohedient servants,
a A EsaA
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STILLMAN CHASE Montpelier,
General Agent for Vermont and New Hampshire.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-27
County Trsasurer'S Notice.
$4,000 CC.)

"a Office Is kiI.!1EI GIVEN THAI
~ there is now IN the Eedtmlti Fund uf
uIiIaay county, the sum Of six Thousand Rive
HuEGrt Il D.llLrS, and that sealed proposals will
he received by the County Auditor for the sur
render CT Bonds, Warrants and Claiirs payable
cut Gt said Redemption Fund, under the pluyi-
Sons ot an Act OF the Legislature CT the STATE
Of Nevada, approved March II, 1866, to the
amount Of money in the Redemption Fund at
the time OF opening the proposals. The pro-
pcsals VIII he received up to 10 o'clock A. NJ.
on MONDAY, January 5, 1874, and must be nc
compa,ied by and enclose the Ponds, Warrants
and Claims ,tft red te be SURRENDERED.
lrin.cd blanks for tliing out bids cln be OBJ
tanned ir.n the County AuGi,r,
1 he accepted bids Will be cid in legal tender
ECses. Ii. 5. MASON,
County Treasurer,
Orrlsby county, Nevada.
Carson City, December 20, 1875. dt2l-td
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THROUGH PASSENGER TRa!Es

or RENO, come citing with Eastern ard WCste
bound Passenger Trains 0: the c. I. L. Il.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-15
H U NJ O r 0 US.
The Mother as a Hair-Cutter,

You can always tell boy whose mother
cuts his hair. Not because the edges of it
look as if it had been chewed off by an alb
sent minded horse, but you tell It by the wav
he stops on the street and wriggles his shout
ders. When a fond mother has to cut her
boys hair She is careful to guard against any
annoyance and muss by laying sheet on the
carpet. 1t has never yet occurred to her to
sit him over bare floor and put the sheet
around his neck. Then she draws the front
hair over his eyes and leaves it there while
she cuts that which is at the back The hair
which lies over his eyes appears to be sur
charged with electric needles, and that which
is silently dropping down under his shirt
band appears to be on FIRE. She has uncon>
sciously continued to push his head forward
until his nose presses his breast and is too
busily engaged t, notice the snufiling sound
that is becoming aarmingly frequent. In
the meantime he is seized with an irresistible
desire to blow his nose, but recolects that his
handkerchief is in the other room. Then a
fly lights on his nose, and does it so unex-
rectedly that he involuntarily lodges, and
catches the points of the shears in his left
ear. AT this he commences to cry and wish
he was a man. But his mother doesn't no.
tiee him. She merely hits him on the other
ear to inspire confidence, and goes on with
the work. When she is through she holds
his jacket collar back from his neck. and with
her mouth blows the short bits of hair from
the top of his head down his back. He calls
her attention to this fact, bu. she looks for a
new place on his head and hits him there.
md asks him why he didn't use his fandker
chief. Then he takes his awfully diSfgured
head to the mirror and looks at it, and, young
as he is, shudders as he thinks of what the
boys on the street will say.
Danlwu News.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In tile Circuit Court in I:6;crson County,
Vest Virginia.:
JOHN T. GIBSON, Plaintiff,
Against IN Cu.scepv
JOHN II. "A. EEDMAN. Def'd't.
(hc;ract from Decree of June 1871, 1871
IS ia adiudged. ordered and decreed that this
I cause he referred Commissioner of this
real estate OF the Defendant HcGmap and renort
the same with their priorties, and stating which
OF sa'd Hens are tor individual liabilities said De-
iendant, and which for Lin bilica the late firm of
hSnman & Gibson-nnd also to settle the account
oil special Commissioner Y W. Pntte, field and re-
port the balance in his hands for distrhutiop and
report his proceedings future term of tn ia Court:
with any other matter specially stated deemed r. =.
statcti." '' ~ "
4 Copy-Tcstc.
ROBERT r. BROWN, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-15

- stranger stepped into North Adams,
Mass, restaurant the other day and ordered
plate of beans. On finishing his lunch he
asked the price. Thirty cents" replied the
host, thinking that he had customer from
whom he could make few extra cents
isn't that devil of price for beans ?"
asked the stranger. Failing to get reduc-
ton he paid the bill and left The next day
the saloon keeper received a telegram, the
charge on which was thirty cents Ga being
opened, it was found TO contain neither date
nor signature, but OILY the words '.Isn't
that devil of price for beans ?"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-15
JEFFERSON FOUNDRY AND MACUlNE
SHOPS.

A FTEE an experience of I6 years in our bust
- ness We have at last found out that VIC cannot
carry on our bueineRs without money: and the H.
hcnity IN collecting money thesc tiaes makes il .
necessity for us to adopt the Cesh eyse.n we will
therefore, after January l 1873, do work for Cash
Only OF Country Produce down delivery of The
woTR' " e will endeavor to put dow ourp ices az
manship superior to any and will strive To accom-
m1date All who will favor Us with their patronage
our New Ploughs, of which are making a
large lot OF different sizes wit! be sold on time IN
GOOD, responsible men, by giving their notes pa va
Die at such time az specified in the contract Re
MEMBER however. we guarantee satisfaction in
every case or no sale. Our old accounts are now
ready for settlement and must be closed IN W ithort
delay. WERLICH h yySITEp
January IA, 1873.
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= As fop was riding very fine horse in
the park, young and pretty lady was evil
IDENTIFY admiring the animal, when he stopped
and imprudently asked: care you admirinc
me, miss ?" "No," was the ready reply; II
was admiring the horse. not the dnnker,,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-15

Keep EN- alive, boy keep 'em alive |
SAID an old physician to his young brother
practitioner Dead men pay no bills.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-15

Rev. Robert Collyer wishes that "every
rum shop was chained in the bottomiess nit
OF hell We are opposed to anything that
would tend to encourage emigration to that
locality.
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81. $3.50 GO 8ro,a.

county. As we buy our good. by the oase Tor ossh
enables us TO offer the greatest inducements. at
d. Rose cS 8ro's,
Have now open for inspection m agnifieentstoek
Gents Furnishing Goods. Brown and Bie,ehsa
Cotton. Pins, Needles, Hooks and Ewes. shoe
cant to mention at Factory prices Japanese bress
Cloth. the hS ndsomest goods for Ladies' Suts only
worth SOC l0n pieces all coiors and shades Mar.
eaiIIes Csc and up. We offer speeiai indueement.
old prices Beautiful Mouslin Delanea vsrv hand4
some. at lsso lawns le5c, Grsss Cloth eno per
mer Shnwls, from s l up. Lace Shaw "a at Imnort
er's prices. Headquarters for fs1
BLACK ALPAcAs.
From Csc up TO the aest grades. Save so per cent.
goods in the Valley of virginia. we have n fne
m%s Of ss and sun Umbrellas 7Se up We
MILLINERY GOODS,
such es trimmed and untrimmed Bonnets and Hats,
Flowers, Ribbons, SC. I'VE would call the attention
purchesin etsewhcre. We would call the epeo;.i
attention of Honsckeerers 10 our limo OF Linen
Goods. such as II linen Table Cloths at Soc Linen
Towels y yds loag at l5c.. Linen Napkins los.
CLOTH. CLOTH CLoTHi
Loom Cottonades for Farmers al dsNIechanie. onlv
worth SO. We invite your special attention TO our
largo stock of fsT'.ffsFNt
CLOTHING.
We have Suits from $500 up. All our Clothing i.
ranted. beautiful Cloths and Cassimeres suitable
r"r the Spring and Summer styles Hats whichws
viii sell at reduced priccs. We invite our friendi
TO pay particular notice this line Of goods our
assortmcntf
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Is complete I've Manufacture our own rphta
shlris. and guarantee fit In the limo Of PsrssoIs
and Umbrellas we 'i.fy competition.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Fine CAY kin Roots 50 90 and upwards B..ut,,,t
k"t'on Gairra only S. 30, thread LastinP Caters
81 5H-w"rth, e. 80 just received the Dolly Var.
den Shoe nj 8 50--wort' So so. Our Roois and
Shoes are Ba fillmore nnde, snlH at ity prices ~.
have on hand fnlia'sortmcnt IF
CARPETS, oif.cLoTHs, MATrINGs. &C,
In which we oT"r speciol Inducements A beautjfpt
assortmeniGf Milton Jrwelry al 25c. per cot
M b'.uc ray rpcoial Alteration to Millinery
work All orders for the will receive our inn.
mediate attention, 80 COMPETENT M,Ilincr 10 all
w"ys employed by US Our goods heinE buurh hi df.
rect from Importers for Cash. will sell chez nnt
than any House in Virginia. Allicity Prices Du
J. ROSE s. BRO
', a, Under Free Press Office.
:: DsSnsa!'sr q' '''' sale'men,
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PeETIeAl.
MY snERprNa BARm.

The velvet lids are softly c,osed mo tears
The azure depths beneath have crost:
Two dimpled hands above the heart-no fears
No fears hsvetouched with early frost.
Two darling feet with clustered toe.-n no thorns
Have pierced in ambush dnrkly'hid;
Two rosy lips with kisses warm-no storn1s
ofpassion ever from their portals slid. =
One dear small form the cradle hoias-'nochains
Can fetier, but those sin dothbind;
"A wee, fair prize, royal hcir-to love,
That moulds the perfect mind.
A tender care encircling all-no change
Can mar, hile life shall family glow;
matehess guard that knows no sleep
When lurks the dreaded foe.
A path, duty leading hence-'no toll
That comes the noble ever weakly shun-;
May he be just. unflinching. fiIm-a sentry
For truth, till his bright life is done.
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"A little boy being asked, What is the
chief end of man replied: The end that :
got the head on
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NOTICE.

Notice is hcrchs given the parties in the above
cause, and to Special Commissioner r. w Potter
field that will proceed to execute the provisions of
the above Decree, at my office in ChsrIestown
W. Va, on Friday. the 25th dav of july 1873
CLEOS MOORE.
June p, lS73-4t. Commissionsr
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Why is solar eclipse like woman
Whipping her boy? Because it's hiding of
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PRESCRIPTIONS and Recipes entrusted to us will he
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u MpASY. Chicago, ILL.,. or Cincinnati, Ohio.
AGENT G VIZ A Nrr17r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-15
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE..

A i'll persons knowing themselves 10 be indebted
"a TO the late firm OF HilIcary. Wilson 4 John
con: are requested to make immediate settlement
as the business OF the firm be closed Aiper,
some having claims sgsinst them are requested to
present them OF settlement: Either ofthe late frln
will settle accounts of the firm.
JNo. J. HILLARY
W.N. e. WILSON
II. A. JOHNSON