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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-05
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lIARpwlcK. William Fort has snapped hi.
blacksmith shop and house for o. a. Girls
wold's farm, on Alder Brook road Price OF
each, about 50 500.
The bridge across the river j. ut last com
peted, and the public relieved OF the increasing
inconvenience OF iording or going around four
miles at least, to get from one part Of the vii
lage to the other. The heavy rains for a few
weeks past made the river too high for fording
most Of the time. Contention and strife he.
tween some Of the selectmen and the builders
have hecn the rule since its construction begun
aud operated, no doubt to the disadvantage oil
the town in both quality Of work and progress.
Of construction.
The " Ladies' Aid Society" held n fair
and festival at the Town and Academy Ilalls
on Tuesday afternoon and evening of last week
The programme consisted Of the exhibition and
s,le of various articles, mostly specimens Of
needle-wnrk, such as the industry and inge
nuity Of the ladies could devise, both for orna.
ment and utility. The display was excellent
and the enterprise in all respectsa decided sue
cess Oysters and ice cream, besides Other
good things, were served us u collation. in the
evening h all who wished, The amount oil
money realized from the entertainment has moi
yet been reported, but must he considerable
This goes into the church improvement fund.
- 49,
CAn,r,-W Gather fine, for the season.
The new tomb at the cemetery is nearly
completed,
Singing school opened here on the 23l
ult, wtha fall honse.
Paul Dean has sold his residence, and lane
Herewith connected, at Lower Cabot, to Geo
Lance, of Marshicld, for $1,000.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

- MANhiNhlhN DlnlhA' 90
In Probate Court held at Montpelier Ia sad Dist
rict, on tho 18th day ui October, A. u. 1871
Richard s Curror Executor Of the last VIII and
Testament OF Ginord Pratt, late 81 barre, 10 said
District deceased, presents bis administration nc
count for examinati0n amt allowance and makes ap-
piioatiou for decree OF disti uVou ana pnIut'n
by said court that said account and sal Application be
referred to thereof 10 be held NJ the Probate
Onier In said Montpelier on The 18th day OF NoV A.
d. 1914 Tor hearing and decision thereon And, u Is
further ordered that nuoo hereof be u on AL per-
sons Interested by publication uf the same three weeks
suceess'yeiy In the Vermont Waterman and 81 alto
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier, pre-
u SAID time appointed for hearing that they may
ppear at said time ami place and show cause, ifany
tRey may have, why sdd account should not be al
lowed and such decree made.
~ the Court Attest ,,,.,,,
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BASE BALL.-Two match games OF ball have
recently been PLAYED, upon the Gilman grounds.
between tho Active club Of " Seminary Hill, 80
and the nine connected with Goddard Seminary
Of Barre. The first game was played on sat
urday. October 18th, in which the - Seminary
llll boys bad il nll their own way, winning
by score Of 81 t. T. In the second game,
played saturday, October 9jth. upon the same
grounds the Goddard boys retrieved themselves.
and came very near winning the game. losing
il hy only { scores. The fielding If the " Sem
Hll nine was good, hut not distinguished
by my particularly brilliant points diff
cult one hand catch held hy the Goddard right.
fielder. and similar catch by their left fielder,
were the must noteworthy features Of their
fielding The nine showed, throughout, the
thorough discipline they had received at the
hand. Of their Captain, demonstrating to all
that if they could not win (an open question:
they could at least conduct themselves like
gentlemen We wish 10 make especial mem
ton Of the umpirinc. which was, throughout,
Of the highest chamcier-sirct. impartial. and
displaying the best of judgment. The follow
ing are the scores
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CoMPLNENrARY Tho Boston Advertiser in
its money article of Saturday, urges upon the
banks the necessity of liberal, generous and
bold policy during the panic. II says that
sufficient experience hnsalreody been gained in
banking circles to prove convincingly that con-
fdence in monetary affairs is best sustained by
an exhibition Of confidence on the part of the
banks, while wavering, hesitating or timid
policy leads directly to distrust and doubt. -
As an instance Of the truth Of this statement
it cites the case Of the Montpelier National
Bank. which, notwithstanding the quite
general resort to certified checks, early decided
to honor all drafts made upon them in cur
rency, even if they were put to trouble and in
convenience to obtain it, The result has proved
the wisdom of the decision in this case, for the
bank now has twice as many grecnbanks as it
had when the financial troubles begun This is
high praise, and the best Of it all il, it is well
deserved,
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The Illustrations Of rms dLDiNE have won "A
world wide pution and Ia thoart centres Of Europe
10 Is aim tod fact ht It's wuoicuts are examples
Of The highest perfection ever attained. Tho common
prejudice Ia favor OF steo plates" IS rapidly yield
ing TO "A more educated and discriminating taste,
which recognizes tho advantages of superior artistic
quality with greater hciht, OF production The
woolruis of THE fLDiyE pnss' ss all the dsleaey
and elaborate nnIsh Ot the most costly steel plate,
while they Afford a better rendering OF the artist
original.
Tuiully realize tho " inderiul work which THk
ILUfNs is doing for The cause Of art culture In
America 10 Is only necessary 20 cDnsdtr the cost a.
the people Of any other decent representations OF the
productions OF great paiutcrs.
In addition 10 designs by the members of the Ma
Ito al Academy, and other noted American artists,
THE dLLINE will reproduce examples Of the hest
foreign masters, selected with view to the highest
artistic success aud greatest general interest. Thus
the subscriber To THE dLHfNE will, at q trnng
cost EMO, in his own home The pleasures aud refining
influences OF true art.
The quarterly tinted plates for 1874 will be hy
Thomas Moran and J. ID WOODWARD.
The Christmas issue for 1874 will contain special de-
sgns appropriate 10 tho season, by our host artists
ami will surpass la atirac onsany OF rs predecessors
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.trArE OF VERMONT,

~ MAAillNhIuN UlNl hlNit oos
Ia Probate Court huid ipeNtr, withln ana lor
aid District ON the 9Th day OF october a. d t7sSi
An instrument purportin4 10 b. the lat VIII and
res aincni Of stephen l. Sargent, late Of Warren, Ia
said pstrcf do tased, being presented 20 the Court
ior Prunatri II is oriersd BY said court that
all persons concernra therein he notified to appear
40 session Of said Court tu be held ut the PROBATE
uIrs iu Montpelier, on the % day o. December A..
y. 1873. and show cause, " auy they may have,
u sain-t tho Probate OF said Will Tor which purpose
il Is further ordered that copy Of the rueOri OF this
order be published three weeks Excessively 10 ihe
Vermont Waterman and state Journal, printed az
Mont pe!er previous to said time appointed Tor
by tho Court,-Atest,
99Dl n A. CHASE, Register.
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.TATE Ole VERMONT.

RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court, holden at BroOkhHld, IN and for
said District The <9th cay Of uctOutr, A. d. 1875
Geor-e ". DuNun., Admiuist atur % thc estate Of
Samuel Downing late OF Milliamstpwn, ia stid Dis
tfict, deceased makes application 10 SAID Nuurt 10
extend tue time heretofore allowed hun To phy the
due from sad estate anl to render his ndminis-
ration account until some future day MhurtupUn,
it Is ordered hy sad Court that sut Application hc
heard ut the Probate office, Ia hruokhuu, on the 18th
Jas Of pvcumheri aud, IL Is further ofderai that no.
ticu hereof given 30 Ala lrrsuus come el ny the
publ cation OF this order iu tho Ncim,n n. Waterman
and State Journal printed al Muutpvuci, three weeks
succe.siyclN, before "a d hearins
liy tho Cpurt.-Attts-,
q9Ol JUiiN y. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
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r/EDEKTAU SfLLOWAY'S ESTATE.

- Tho suhscrihcrs. having boon appointed hy the
i1nnra le PROBATE Court fHr District OF Washing
ton. Commissioners TO receive, examine, aud lustal
claims and demands ol $40 persons against The estate
OF L.icklah siloway, late Of Berlin, 40 al district,
deeefssd, represented usoN emit ani the tern IT six
months from the ith day o Of uhtr, l-li being al
iowr ny Go u 90 the creators of said decreased
30 hlit uud prove their tctNeclaus viurc uss
eve notice. that ue win 90 end TO- the duties Of
fppuntmuut ht Tho dwcllina house 90 the late Lede-
Nah ioWiy, in Berlin 100 said District, on the last
Ncdnl sduys 0f November aud February next, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon, on clch Of said da5 rs.
WILLIAM G. LEWis, ic,,,,,i..o,o,.
JAMES " BRO IL. ! ''''''''' 'h''S'
Montpelier, Uctuhor %, a. ID l-fi. lq-0i
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STATB OF VERMONT,

~ NAsilNdIbN ploIhltIt -,
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within ami
for said District the j1th dny OF uctobrr A. ID 1873
An lnstfumr Mt turpOrtn. O. be the last " ill ana
Testament OF Aaron Duni0, late OF Montpelier, IN
said district deceased being presented 10 the Court
hy Cole n DEMO the Executor therein named, for
PROBATE u Is ordered by aid Court that all persons
concerned therein he notified To appear at session
OF said Court 10 he held the Probate uco IN Mont
peer on the 18th day OF November, \. u. 1873, aud
show cause t any they have, against the Probate OF
said VIII tor which purpose u Is further ordcred
tlat "A copy Of tho rrcold th. order he published
three seoks successfully in the Vermont Waterman
a state Jourual, printed at Montpelier, previous to
said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court,-Attest, -
qq-1l ~ A. CHASE, Register.
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~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, hoicn at Montpelier, On the alst
day OF October, A. -, lsl3i
Chester nughee Administrator Of the estate OF Reu-
hen u nurnham, late Of Woodbury., ia said Dlsuiet,
deceased makes Application 10 snii Court for license
sell all OF the real estate of raid deceased, repre-
sontng that said sale, except the right OF Homestead
necessary Tor the payment OF tho debts Of sad de
ceased, anu that the sale OF said right ut homeste
Wuuld ho beneficial 10 the widow and minor children
# said deceased Mheuupon, it Is ordered by said
Court that said application come undor consideration
and be heard tho 2ith day Of November A. D. ie9J,
The Probate Office, In MOntpruor anu u is iurther
ordered that all persons Interested he notified hereof
hy publication OF notice OF this application and order
Thereon, three weeks successfully Ia the Vermont
Nutohman and STATE Journal, prute at Montpelier,
before said time OF hearing that they may appear at
said time and place, and, Il they sec cause object
thereto hy the Court Attest,
qg.Ol N. A. CHASE. Register.
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The Elections.

Returns from the elections held yesterday in
Massachusetts,, New York, Virginia, Mime
sofa, Wisconsin, Texas Maryland, New Jersey
Arkansas, Mississippi, and Kansas, are as yet
very meagre. GOV. Washbnrne, Republican
has been reelected in Massachusetts, and GOV.
Washburn, Republican, has been reelected
in Wisconsin, while Kemper, Democratic, ha.
probably been elected Governor in Virginia,
and the chances nrc that the New York Demo
cratic State ticket is elected. Returns are a.
yet, however, 50 meagre as to render any GER
tanty A. 10 the results impossible
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RUsrIc CARDS. VERY PRETTY
legal hutires.


- The subscribers, having been appointed iy the
Honorable PROBATE Court &c The District 0f Washing
tun, Commits. iuuers 20 receive. examine anu adjust
all claims and demands OF 40 persons against the
estate 90 Joseph II, Parker. late ~ Marshheld, in
said District deceased, represented insulvaut and tho
term OF Fix months from the 18Th day 0f October.
isis being allowed hy said Court t0 The creditors Of
said deceased 10 exhibit and pfovc ther respective
glalins before Give uotce that We will attend 90
the duties Of our appointment At the dwelling house
uf Sally and Taylor Parker, 30 Mnrshdeld, ln said
District, The last saturday Of DECEMBER and April
next 40 ten O'Clock, To- the forenoon, each Of aid
days. n. W. BLISS, ico,,,.i..t,,,,~.
Marhdold. November 9. A. -. iei3 g0-Ot
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TACOB sJACKsON's ESTATE.-Thc

- subscribers having uccnapp0inted by the Honor
able Probate Court tor tie Ustrcto Washlul ton, tom
ius.0uers 10 receive, examine, aud adjust ali claims
ui demands of tll persuus -uius the estate OF Jacob
D. Jackson, late ufNuudru4 10 said District deecHs
nom Inc 10th day OF Ottuher, l-li, lcu- allowed
hy said Coutt 90 the creditors ufstd deceased Co eX
hhit aud prove fher respective cians beiueu Give
notice, that we will attend 40 tho duties oi our ap
poiutmtnt at tho uwotiiug-houso If sarah jackson,
a. Woodbury., in SAID District, on the aith day Of
November ami last Thursday Of April next, at %
u'ciock, in the forenoon, each OF said days
A. W. NELSON, t,,f ..,,
l. ID. HATHAWAY, :
Woodbury., October Il, AID 1873. a9-0O
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pREMIUM nor ls7L

Every subscriber TO rms ALDiNR for the year
1874 will receive "A pair Of Chrumus. The original
pictures were painted In Oh for the publishers OF rms
sLDINE, by Thomas Moran whose great Colorado
picture was purchased by Congress for ten thousand
dollars The subjects were choleu 10 represent 1.-THE
East and The Mest." une Il a view In the White
Mountains, New Hampshire the other gives The
Cliis Of Green River Wyoming Territory. The DIFF
ference In tho natdro 0f the themselves Is a
pleasing contrast, and Affords good display Of the
artists scope aud colorins The Chronos are each
u2xGl and appearance exact fac SMILES OF the
originals
Ifany suucrihcr should Indicate preference for
figure subject the publishers will send Thoughts Of
Home a new and beautiful Chromo, liNlO nches
representing little Italian exile, whose speaking
eyes hetray the longings Of his heart.
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S1ATE OF VERMONT.

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
IN Probate Court heh at Montpelier. in said Dis
trict on the enth day n Oetpher, A. ID. ISM
oscar W. May Administrator De boAis Ria, with
the VIII annexed, OF the estate OF LnVina Bryant,
late " Waterbury,, In said District. deceased pre-
sents his administration account Tor examination
aud allowance, ant makes application Tor DC,
cree OF distrihutinn and partition Of tho estate o.
said deceased. MhereupOn, Is 10 ordered 10y SAID
Court that said account and sail app ton no re-
rrred To session thereof to he held AZ no frohae
Once Ia said Montpelier on the N aay " Nu'.mpeI,
il further ordered that notice hereof 10 klNen 10 All
persnns Interested by publication ~ we 'ane tnree
,.,.ls s,.r.ssivslv In the Vermont NatchmRn and
St,te LnrnaI. A Newspaper pa ilshed AZ Muntpeiler
preyou 10 said time sppouled tor hearing, that they
nav .,,,enr NJ sai tiulsand pace, and show cause
n anv they nay have. Why sa account should not
he aiiowod and such decree made.
by the Cougti-Atiest;
g7.gg HARVEY TlLpEN, Judge.
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Cough Is symptom by which various diseased con
dtons OF the thrUat bronchial tuics and lungs mani
fest themselves But whether 10 arises from the lrr-
tation produced In the throat and larynX by taking
cold, FROM an attack OF bronchitis, from iucipicnt
Consumption, or from various other c'usss nothing
wilt allhy Il more speedily, or cure t more peruua.
nently than Dr.. pefee's Golden Medical Discovery.
It does not mat whether ii he recent attack, az
lingering cough, the Discovery In either equally
we'll adapted tor it, relief and permaneuf cure In
act will cure cOu IN In one-lif the lime neces-
sary II with any other medicine, and II does Z
not By drying up, hut by removing the cause, sub
DUNG the irritation and healing the affected parts.
No time should he lost 10 commencing the use Of a
proper medicine for the root OF cough, for unless
this course Is pursued, rious aud dan. er0us disease
Of the lungs Is liable to result.
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1llarkols.



80 Cambridge and BRIGHTON, for the week eudln.
Tuesday, Novonhcr 3, isi3.
AuoUvf or STOCK AZ NtaEEr.
C4vle sissp sAofss H9Js. catss
III. week ...... zee ,9J.9 @ igi p
one year ago.. li6i moi6 lo' i6.w0 o
Pmcgs. -Bssf cpns- Extra iatand heavy premium
Oxen. 50 Nld4 so l0.t quality. s4unh- goo seconf
quality. 300 UGFli thiri quality, Sii0dj.M peI
lDJ lbs on total Noisht Of hdc, tllow md dressed
beef icw chpico siugio uairs SO. Balls So 81 so
Horiing Orfr 81 i;5fDljI per pair or According o.
their value as heel lanny Steers. SO 'Df50.
hrch f0We. Fair qutitft fiiHbl extra g0nd 81
MH with without calves. asinay hctfresd THROW
aud ordinary, sitaii sea lng', si00isi 2y~
Mssp.-siaii extra si2ja6, sheep aud lambs To-
lsts tfd6.
sAoiss.- Wholesale. 7asic. retalo. saoc porlb.
Isaf Caf s.-inflc per 10.
Hhisf ~ Uiici country l0ts. ic cnlfskinq. -c per
u Tallow. Brighton Dc country lott, $40 per 90.
Pclts, iic0ti.io.
RtvARKs.-r Prices this week have not changed e.
seutuly from last mtrkrt day. The call has been
more particularly Tor good steers. The Northern
supply had quite sprnkIlug OF year, Iuas and small
ountry st0cK R0eeipts. i.Ili y. Long had q CIR.
load Of nice oxen, which he sold 10 =. Lcarnari
The Western supply figures less, and slim lots are
shaded ln prices A. n. Monroe sold 'H steers 20 Mr..
Dana. average go u.s. at Ole and % steers 90 !. D.
Taylor average l,To lns, 10 10 per 10. Hathaway
swift slid 3j steers 90 n. Locke, average ld1 lhs,
&c per TO- New wieh cows ran 90 at thuW per
head, with calf Afnr calf tor extra COWS.
sheep aud ainhs are snllIng iHlc per 90 lower aud
arc duh ut this reduction Money appears On BE-
g iIce, and &c butchers buy. they tlk low figure.
r. Btdersnn sold 1-1 heaf mostly lamNs. averaging
20 lbs at fie per d.. NJ T shackctt sold Ion sheep
averaging i6 lts. &C 1lc ptr Do. A. Livingston sold
ill sheep aad lambs no .if per 10.
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TOHN SPALDING'S ESTATE.
- NOTICE TO CREDITOR

STATE or VEnMONr, IA .,,it,..to ~
DISTRICT OF WAsuiSGTOS, S.. V" "PF'''"O" "
Horace Fales, Administrator with the win annexed,
nj the estate Of John Spadng, late Of Muntpeler IN
said strict deceased It Is oriered aud decreed That
all persons having hat clatns allowed against said
estate, exhibit tho IA to said Administrator for
settlement before the first day Of January next
at which time payment TIA ireOi will he made And u
further ordered that notice OF the sane he given to
all creditors OF said estate, by publishing this decree
three weeks excessively 10 the Vermont Nachman
time appointed.
uiyen Va PROBATE Court at Montpelier, in said Dis
trict, this qth day ofOctoncr, A. u, l~ij.
9f-gq Attcrtt-N. A. CHASE, Register.
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SUPREME Court The general term of the
Supreme Court has brought quite a number of
the prominent lawyers of the State into town.
Among those registered at the Pavilion we
notice Judges Pierpoint. Peck and Royce !;
tioy, Dillingham;, of Waterbury; II, g. Edison,
II s. Royce. q. q, Smith, g. q. Noble, II. q.
Adams, Willard Harrington, NJ. W, Bailey,
K. O. Benton and j, j, Deavtt Of st Adams /;
h. p. Poland, OF st. Johnsbury Hugh Henry,
ui Chester g. W. Clarke, III Chelsea; Bliss
\. Davis, Of Danvlle; A. NJ. Dekey, of ST.
Johnshury W. II II Kenfeld, Of llydepark 4,
}. +. Dckerman. Of Newport W. w. circuit
Of Barton Gov Converse, and his partner W .
z. French, Of Woodstock j. l., Edwards and
j. I. Allen, of Newport Daniel Roberts and
A. V. Spauding, of Burlington.
Among those registered at Bishops, are j.
Phelps, l.. b. Englesby and Il. II Start, Of
Burlington Judge Beardsley, Col. Benton
and George g. Smith, of St. Adams Sewall
Fulam W. II. Walker and j. l.. Fletcher, of
Ludlow George A. Billiard, Of Fairfax; &. Il.
Leslie, Of Wells River; Judge IIebard and S.
b. tiebard, of Chelsea; ii. U. lde, of st.
bloomsbury, and W. q. Dunton, Of Rutland.
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THE JLDfNE, while issued with an the regularity
Inns none of the temporary fmsfg interest rharac-
tcristc Of ordinary perolict u l. an elegant
miscellany Of pure 4ht aud graceful literature, and
colt les ion u pictures the mre.t - cmtus OF arts
tic SKIN. IN black and white. Although each sue
cocding numror a1uids tr sh pleasure 10 Ia trenns
he real value aud hrluty Of THE ANNE wilt he
most appreciated alter 81 has been huuni up az the
CLOSE OF the year. While other public ttluns may
claim superior cheap c-f NJ compared with rivals NJ u
similar class, INE dfDiNL Is % uu que AMI nri ginAl
c conception o. alone AMI untppro lciei - absolutely
vi bout competition IN price or character. The pos
sessor Of q npleto volume cannot dupllcitc the
quantity Of iue paper and ongravings In any other
shape or number Of volumes f1r ten tunes ~ ca and
fhfu, fhfrf are the ChrORiGr, hf.ifrsf
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DALEYs EsTATE-Tho

w Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court i1r the District OF Washing
ton commissioners 90 receive, examine aud adjust all
claims and demands ct all persons against the estate
OF William DALEY, late OF Duxuury, 10 said district,
deceased represented lnsoiveut anu the term Of six
months from the 2lth day OF sept, A. ID. sJ eiug al
lowed ny said Court 10 the creditors 81 SAID deceased,
90 exhibit and prove their respective claims before
u.s. Give nuticu that We will attend ~ the duties OF
our appointment at the dweiiiug-huuse II Mezsr
Wilson, Ia Duxhury In said District, on the third
", dnesdnys OF November and February next, At ten
clock In the forenoon on each Of said days.
SMITH Commissioner
Duxhury Octoher :, A. u. l-iJ. q7-gq