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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-09
MementOes OF the CerrO
GOrdO Celebration.

Inaddtion to the dispatches published,
the following letters from Maj. Gener-
ais Hooker, Filz John Porter, French,
Barry and Hapner were received and
read by Cereal Robert Patterson, at
the banquet at the Mansion House.
They were rect iWd too late for pubi-
cation before, and coming from some of
the most DISTINGUISHED Generals of the
late war, as well as prominent participa-
tors in the Mexican campaign, they will
be read with interest by many of our
readers. Generals French and Barry
were on the staff of Generals Patterson
in 1s47, and Gen. HagDer had charge
of the "big guns" ,rft.g,t 81. M
. WATERFOWL, jefferson Co. N. Y,
r. April 18th, 1874. r t
Major General r. Patterson. My
Dear General. Your letter of the 10th
inst. with enclosures was received by
me this morning. Evidently my re-
sponse to your former invitation to par
ticipAte in yOnr Obscrvances of thf an
niversary of tie battle of Cerro Gordo
had not been received when you adj
dressed me the second invitation. No
doubt the delay arose from your letter
having been addressed TO New York
city instead of the place now am.
left New York late in The month of
February last in consequence OF word
having reached me of the desperate ILL
ness OF one of my only two nephews,
who has since been lying between life
and death, suspended by a hair Gas it
were, } and which has been ana Is liable
to be broken at any moment. Therefore
to leave here at this time am appre-
hensive my circle of near relatives
would consider me Indifferent tO.ihem
in their afflicton, and besides, it would
be doing violence to my own feelings
You have repeated the programme tor
your celebration, and furnished me with
some of the names of the gentlemen
who are to be your companions, all of
which is exceedingly attractive to me,
but will assureyou General, that re-
quire no other Incentive TO be with you
than my own instincts and desires.
Your route lies through beautiful re-
gion of your noble State, which have
never witnessed, but l hope to have an
opportunity in tine early future.
If it should suggest sttselt to you while
in Mauch Chunk beg you will say to
Col. Klotz that / remember my prom
ises 10 him, ana If have not kept them
it is not my fault. l will write him If l
have time. %. ..- t. -.ptu. i,.
With great respect your friend and
servant, j. HOOKER, Mai. Gen.
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ut the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
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DIR, n, n. REFER 775f'
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Once, BAsK Street. next door above tbs Postofhos.
Lehighton, Pa. Once Hours-narryVille each day
rom 10 to Il O'Clock remaindsS of day a. giee IN
Lshlghtor. Nov -, n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23

HAtpwicK. Ulysses Nichols has sold his farm
ia north East wocou to Messrs Cle,velaud <
DEMO for $500
-Drenaus oyster supper, on Tuesday evening
last, notwithstanding the severe cold, was a sue
cess About forty couple were in attendance
enough for good time
"A .iusing-.chool has been organized here nm
der the instruction Of Alr u II May. OF St Johns
hur, The schools are held at I've primary school
house. near the Town Hall The inst WAS held
last Thursday evening
A collection was taken up at the Methodist
church last sabbath To aid the western sufferers
from grasshopper dopredations. Amount 500.
Temperature December 18th. morning, -l7o
noon. 30 evening 90o Only twice before has the
mercury Indicated zero, or below, this season.
with the completion Of tue milroad To johnson,
a revised time table Went into operation the 18TH.
The morning mail train leaves this station going
e,st at II A. NJ returning at night leaves going
west al G.39 g. NJ Mixed train leaves going west
80 g-2oA NJ. going east 40 e.. NJ.
benjamin Gray has rented bis house To DR.
FIslle who has removed his uliito and residence
from Deans block to that place It Is reported
the Doctor designs keeping boardlns-house' tol
which his new place Of residence affords ample
facilities.
The season for remembering the little folk
approaches, and Christmas festivals are To he Ia
fashion, one is announced on Friday evening a
Mackyille a small village one and one-halt mile
south Of this place, to be held at the Iapts
church The Methodist SUNDAY School at thi
place is invited to contribute To and participate il
the entertainment.
Latest news from county court at st Johns
bury-special telegram" lIardwick scandal o
exhibition; full troupe Of mental gymnasts, th
entertainment great success constant attendanc
Of large audiences. The enterprise sure to pap
Whom?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23

AGRICULTURAL CoILEGE.-Ihe wnt r course VI
lectures to farmers, at the Uni, ersity Of Vermont
and state Agricultural College, will commence On
Tuesday February "a They are as follows
Under the general head Of Agricultural
Chemistry, Prof Collier will lecture on Rocks and
soils. Fertility and Exhaustion Of Soils Following,
Rotation. the principles OF fertilization, CONNER
cial Fertilizers. Nutrition Of Plants and Animals,
etc. etc This branch will embrace about twenty
lectures.
H. In the Department Of Botany and Physiol-
oey, Prof Perkins will lecture on Grasses and
Forage Plants Forests and Forest Trees forma-
ton aud use Of Peat and Muck, Birds and Insects
useful aud hurtful, Farm Animals and principles
Of stock-breeding, Twenty lectures.
IT. In the Department Of Horticulture, Mr.
Cyrus q. Pdnsle will lecture on Fruits and Fruit
culture, especially as adapted to the climate OF
Vermont, LIBERALIZATION, Budding, Grating, otc.
Ten lectures.
" Prof Barbour will give five lectures on
the principles Of Drainage, RoadMakins and
Brdge-Buildins
/ v Mr. Albert Chapman will give instruction.
in Farm Accounts.
VI Prof Goodrich will give four or five iamil-
lar lectures on subjects come sd with Reading
Writing and Speaking.
VII. Judge Tyler will lecture ON Rural Law.
The lectures will be a. simple and practical as
the subjects will admit and will be illustrated, 81
far as possible, by experiments, models speci'
mems, and the blackboard. Their object will be-
not to exhaust the subjects OF which they treat
but to stimulate and direct private study and u
prepare the way for more intelligent work on the
farm No eNalEnhton will bc required for en-
trance Students are advised to bring with then
any textbooks they may have on the subjects o
the course. The fee for the COURSE will be $40
payable at the end OF the first week. Board in
Guiding fuel aud lights, may be obtained for 5!
per week one half fare on the Central Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23
}flarriaars.

ln Hmokl'n y. peaemler IA by Re-, Van Norlen
uf st. Alhan-. W., MASON - CNHiENTER, Esua Law
partner of the huu of Hutchinson Carpenter, OF Chicago
iIl. aud Miss FRANCES NJ. BNAlNLhlp, daughter OF
Lawrence Brdnerl ESQ. of II Adams
IN Wruamsnwn. December u. hv Rev O. y Chpp
ut the residence ui The brides aifr Mt Martin Has Nj
GfuHGI W. CLARK, Of Randolph. aud Miss NJ AIRY I.
NAss, vt Of Winmstown.
n sonth noslou, necembtr 3. hy Rev Edward a. Rand
Mr.. GEORGE T., 81 tuANAN, of Hostnn. tu Mis-. NELLIE
4 FACE. OF Rye.ute.
AZ Minneapolis Mimi. November 20 e u HENfON
Esq formerly of tbs state and Mls. JENNIE GRAHAM
daughter If John Graham, faq. Of Minneapolis.
Ia Worthwhile December -, hS Rev. j. J.. Hell. Mr. -
-, hANltONs nf Stowe, and Miss T.. l.. COLI. Of Nor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23
Ntehk marhefs.
Boston Produce Market.

MoNpAr. necemher a. lsll.
HV1flH There continue To be- very hight demand Tor
butter and Signs OF weakness cropping out amt
every week ihqngh We rinn" report any dded de
in commission uenhat. hands held under limits, hut
~iluna To- . AZ price. Which we're refused e willie ago
but there ate not men, ove. At any price and holders are
able 1Hrr.. AZ present Il Impossible IA ieli how the
%iSe I r m b ,', , g ,,S' 'l p ,ee!e H Ha
everybody ecununng ami dealers who come into con-
tact with contme That che cunsumpnnh has been
.ie,hy reduced Weare particular to give all the facts
hearnH umn lhs article luse there Is large amonnl ot
country holding back supplies hoping for favorable
10 has alm@t entirely disappeared fruin tie market and
,eV lutte 60 rme forward M be- kel, 70 c9ninind over
nl, , r NJ xxx i Xxx NH r'adiS comm
r,ei Bu Il !. safe IT, sly that not one ioi in nun
drei com up to- the rgqure Standard len Is great
nnd what lore classi ana II shippers ind that their
consignment. du mot net en mofe than 3'etlse q u they
have pecn a aaeisc y No. including fair 70 choice dalres
sd Ut over sac , unless something very nge lhs stock
of Western puer and sales range at goo ac u H. The
CnEEst Very icw Mqnls e.c Necessary % explain ne
small Id. At IiCtlBc h 10. Market closes dun.
ELANs Medium have h'en .,ng a 81 $50 30 thash,
and duil Tea are 'Wet ai sl2i@s@ q bush. yellow
EGGs Fresh lot' and fair demand at a2etlae y
dozen stale lots lower, luedllc.
POTATOES Early Rose AMI Jaeksons have been selling
1Sa ala I sfRGW cSoe s remains at s@sl y tom
win far demand, but inferior grade dun. Rye straw
'rOULiRY- ther, has been decidedly dun market foi
poultry and some days impossible 10 set rasuna,
bid. n the weather holds cold with Christmas al hand
We expect an improvement sales slnee our last ranged AZ
e6Gl ~ N Tor chickens and turkeys At the close roce
Northern turkeys viii bring l4GlSc ~ N.
fiOl he Flour trade hinactve, II We except common
which wanted for the Eastern trade and The Prov
lnces Prices nun and not likely 10 amy lower al
present The best white wheat ohio, Indiana aud Michigan
have been selling At ssGb@i good and choice Illinois at
s6GtI and good and choice ST. Louis AZ Sos u bh few
avaiie aud we'll known brands bring an advance on The
latter rate but - buys about the best - Louis nov on th,
IN Minnesota fancy brands the sales have been al
sl.b00laiO a Dbl,
CORN-torn Is arm and has been In steady demand, The
sales ranged FROM sJegs per bush for mixed and vel
low oats quite 50 irin hut prizes felnAin without
material change The sales have been al tVgiOc fOf No
| mn I'D and SO. !! white. ana W. | Mlnlo " wv.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23

In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, IN said District
the an dny nf December, A. H. lsit
Milton Fisher administrator NJ the estate 81 orin Heath,
late ~ cabo In said dstrt. deceased makes application
said Court with aud appreciation In writing
Of the widow and heirs SAID deceased for license 10 sell
AN of the said decreased excepting the right u
dover therein hut Including the homestead and reverson Of
dover representing that the sale thereof would be beneficial
the widow and hers uf said decesad aud those interested
In his estate Wheiepon, II Is ordered by sal Court that
said application be referred thereof, To he held
the Probate Once, In said Montpelier the 2th day Of DE
cemher d. ls,i Tot hearing and decision thereon and, IL b.
further ordered that all Interested be notified hereof
by publication of notice NJ said application and order
thereon, three weeks successfully In the vermont Waterman
State Journal, newspaper published az Montpelier and
which rlrcuaies In the ueghohooi Of those interested he
fore ad time Of hearing that they may appear at said time
and place, and II they cause, object thereto
By the Court Attest,
$500 ~ A. CHASE, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23
|,oMMIssIoNrns. NorICE.

ESTATE or WILLIAM A. hNthoh.
The undersigned having been appointed BY the Honorable,
Probate Court the District of Washington, Commission
ers receive examine, and adjust all claims and denand
Of an persons against the estate Of william A.. usgood
late Of Cabot n said District deceased and oil claims
hdtui in Offset theteto, hereby give notice that will
the purposes aforesaid, at the dwelling house OF
w. usgod Ia said tabut the bih day OF December
and PAN day Of May next from one O'Clock " NJ mill TOM
O'Clock, carl of said days aud that sly months from
the 25h ay uf November A. D. lsil Is the timo limited By
said Court said creditors Ia ploeu their claims tu u.
Tor exaunaiiOu and allowance.
Dnits AZ Cabo this anth day of November 4. ID. s7i
MILTON fiSllEk,l c,,,,r,tsst,,s,,.
1905 ISRAEL SMITH, 'oluhSa'oh''S'
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SrArE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Court, held At Montpelier In and said
District ON the 2ld day OF December, A, u. 1874.
Roswell A. Laird, administrator of the estate Of William
A Osgod, late Of Cabot In said district deceased repre-
seutng that the sale thereof he for the pay
inent the debts Of said decei and charges OF alns-
tiatun Of his estate and Il only part thereof shall be
necessary aforesaid such part be sold without
injury 10 those interested IN the remainder WhcFeunon IL
snrered by said Court that said application he refeifedi
thereof TO be held the Probate once, In said
Montpelier, the l2th day OF January, A. ID. 1878 for
hearing and decision theIcou and further ordered that
all PERSONS Interested be notified hereof BY publication Of
nnirr of said application and order thgrsOn,
suocessiNely Ia the Vermont Watehman state Journal,
newspaper published At Montpelier and which calculates
In the nelshborhood OF those Interested before said u
hearing that they may appear at said time and place aud,
u they see cause, object thereto
$50 n A. CHASE Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23

Y ESTATE OF SUSAN Mrti IRE
The undersigned having been Amounted by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District Of Washington Commission
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
NJ all uersons against the estate Of susan Metue' late u
waterbury, said district, decreased, and all claims eNhih
ie In oac thereto hereby give notice that will meet
the purpose aio % at the dwelling house OF Eleaze
DfnNrr, u said Waterbury, the 2hh day Of December
ami the 2ith dny of Apn next from one o'clock p NJ uut
four o'clock each ct said days, and that six months
from the 1T day Of December, A. D. lsl, Is The time nm-
tied by said Court Tor said creditors present their claims
/ To- ms Tor examination and allowance.
Dated nt Waterbury This ilh day Of December A. D. 1874.
S-5s j g. PARKER,i commissioners
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COMMISSIONERS, Norrcr

Y ESTATE OF WTNAN INNITUN I
The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate the District OF Washington, Commission
ers receive. examine AMI adjust AL claims and demand.
all persons against the estate of Hiram Carlton, late Of
are. sil District deceased, and all claims exhibited Ia
u.e thereto hereby give that will meet for the
purtos,s aforesaid at the dveling-house Of Mrs, Hiram
Daton said Barre, the an day Of January and The 4th
day May neat, from O'Clock r. unt four o'clock.
each of said days and that six months from the 18th
day November A. D lsl The time limited by said Court
said creditors to ent their cans TO as for eNamina
tiln and allowance
Dated At Barre, This 81 dnS Of December. A. u. isii
5s-5s SAMUEL CUTS, '""''iasu'o'a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23

CHESTER Sunday evening, Mrs. NJ Kent
Mason lectured in the Uniyersast church in this
town The church was completely filled with an
intelligent attentive, and appreciat,e audience
Mrs Mason il an easy aud agreeable speaker, and
held the undivided attention OF her hearers, dur
ing the entire delivery Of her lecture Mrs. Ma
son is engaged in noble mission, and we bid her
tod speed in her efforts to reform and save the
fallen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE..

The undersigned haynF bern angani~i ny me Honorable
PROBATE court for The District Of Washington, Commission
ers receive examine and adjust al claims aud demands
NJ Am persons against the estate Of Emilia H. Griffin. late OF
Waterbury In said District deceased. and all claims
hhne m Offset thereto hereby give notice that We Will meet
for the purposes Aforesaid AZ the dwelling house OF y. h
use Ia said Waterbury, the l3h day Of January ami
"a lav ~ june next, from O'Clock, q. NJ until four
O'clock D. each said DAYS, and that six months from
81 Hay Of December, A. u, lsi4 4 the time limited bs
said Col for said creditors 10 present their claims 10 rs for
examination and allowance
Dated At Waierhury this ath dny nf December A. D. 1874.
$50 T.. Il. HUsE, ''''i'''''''''''
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Probate Court.
Hos. HARVEY 1iLnEN, JtdJ
unN- Y 4 lnAnE. HnnLalnr-

Hon. \. A. thAsE, HtgtStcr.
The following business was transacted in tie
Probate Court for the District Of Washington
during the week ending December n, 1874
December lG-Marcus Il. Martins estate in
yeutury returned Mary y. Buhonuns estate
administration account referred to January T.
Susan D. Lance estate, administration account al
lowed
December stephen l.. Sargents estate and
Eldnla Sawyers estate, inventories returned.
December ls- Elijah lioyce's estate, petition for
license To sell real estate, referred 10 January II.
Lyman Powers estate James Caldwell and
Francis II Powers, administrators, t. g. Pierce
and }. C. d 1haler, appraisers William II.
Baxter and T. A. Chittenden commissioners.
Aaron Rising's estate, will disallowed ~ l..
Dickinson administrator +. Riord and T. 4. H.
bridge, appraisers aud commissioners
December l0-llenry W. french's estate, inyen-
tory re,urned. Arson stebbins' estate and Ira A.
Chases estate, commissioners reports returned.
John McDernid's estate administration account
allowed, and assignment made
December Hired Chatterons guardianship,
guardian account allowed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23

WArnn,-iN. -rhe chair shop recently enlarged
by Messrs lairhanb smith for the extension Of
their own business aud the accommodation OF
Mes.rs ShuitleH n luclton's clal-board mill,
will also afford considerable room IN the second
story and upper loft for work shop for the Re
form School boys aud school room aud eating
room. 4 building adjoining this main shop
which is one hundred and twenty by forty feet, is
to be Immediately enlarged and fitted for sleeping
above and cooking below, aud all rooms TO be
warmed by steam. This eAtension is sixty feet
and from the end NJ this ell about forty feet il
10 be built for the officers, teacher aud assistants
in the Institution \ strong force of carpenters
and ioners is now engaged in this work OF prepa
ration for the ordinary work and duties Of The
| school But while the building is going ON, Mr.
Fairbank, with all the business and care resting
on his mind, il not forgctlul to make all possible
safeguards against fire aud the experiences Of The
past suggest various precautions
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state Tempe rance Convention.

/ The annual meeting OF the Vermont State Tenn
/ perance Society was opened in the Concert Hall
Mortified on Wednesday December 10, at ten
| O'Clock, A. " In the absence Of the President
Hon. Hcman Carpenter Vice President callcdth
meeting TO order
The call was read by the Secretary and prayer
was offered by Rev " s. flazcn
W II II McAllistcr Rev II A Spencer and
Hon T. Granger were appointed committee
on business aud resolutions
The meeting then proceeded to the election Of
officers, and the following were elected for the en-
suing year
prcsidcnt-Rey NJ H. Buckham. Burlington
Vice Presidents Addison county, Colonel J.. T..
Knapp, Mddohury; bennington county T. e.
Bruwncll, North pownal Caledonia county. Col.
i Fairbanks, ST. Johnshury, Chittondon county.
j H. Forest Wino0ski Essex county, Franklin
Bell, luncuhurgh Franklin county W. H. H.
McAllistcr, 81 Albans Grand Isle county, b.
laudou, south Hero IAmoillo county. J. J.. Pearl
Johnson Orange county VIM. 7 George, Tops
ham, ORLEANS county, Jos Bates. Derby Rutland
county, nr T. sheldon. West Rutland Washing
ton county, Or. r. D. Bradford, Mortified Wind
ham county, tbas Wyman, nmttleboro, Windsor
county, DR. II B0yntOn, Woodstock
Secretary w " Atwater Burlington
Iroasurer-llon W. q ROBBIE Franklin
Executive Committee q Mead Ran
dolrh Mial Davis. burlington Hon D. RIO e,e-
land Brookfod. a. S Bliss. Georgia. Hon He
man Carpenter Mortified I. A Bishop Willis
ton John Wmttemore, 1T Adams
Rev II T. Cushing being called on. gave some
explanation Of the character and work ~ The or
der of Good Iemplars, and the Secretary was
called ON 90 give some account OF the work Ia
Burlington and answered several questions con-
corning the work of prohibition
ON motion, the Secretary was instructed 10 print
notices OF the next annual meeting on one tbous-
and postal card. and send them 60 individuals
just picyions 90 the time Of the meeting
AfTmNooN
Dr. = D bradford 100 The chair
The report vi the Treasurer y Weeks. Of Rut-
land was presented and read by the Secretary and
adopted
The Agent Rev T.. y Granger also presented
his report. which WAS adopted
The Treasurer report showed the amount
credited by The Treasurer for the three quarters
ending October 18th. and appropriated toward the
payment Of the services and expenses Of the Agent
Tor the year to DO si6l o3
The committee on resolutions presented the fol-
lowing, which were adopted
ReoitaL That Ve re-anlm our anNavedng devotion to
l, ' ~ ai'h guy s, % toial nn.lnen,e
nf thc temperance reform.
i', ,Y . wv 'en, l@I' ~ ,lg y'o9y &
srd end gladly reogufe the Influence aud great rtf-
geuo Of women Boo he sncce''ful rrose.s of the wok Boo
Rss5-d fhatwe ore ecaiy encouraged ln our work by
m iit Legislature ~ b. recent session m favor VI lr6hhl-
law, but n adopting some provisions to make The slston
R,,ahof That The great need of the temperance reform b.
hm consistent enngenns nnd c"pstau' hof n ihe splft
DO fHN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23

WiLLIAMsrowS - NJ Seayor of this village
got his hand caught in a threshing-machne last
Friday, crushing II 50 a. to render amputation
necessary above the wrist The ampuiation was
performed by DIR. Lane, Of WILLIAMSBURG, and Or.
Woodward Of Montpelier Weeam that Mr..
Seayer is doing as well as could be expected.