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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-10
THE ERICAN AIRY
SALT COM ANY,

Sole manufacturers Of the Onondaga Factory FILLED
Dairy and Table Salt, Of Syracuse, New York, re-
specially call the attention OF Darymen and Others
10 the quality of the Salt being nuaetured by
them. Having for many years past been engaged In
porfectng the various processes for tho manufacture
Of this salt and by adopting the best modes and ma
ohnery for the purpose, they feel warranted In say
ing to the consumers that the article produced IL
superior TO any other, ethor Of foreign or domestic
production.
The following Ia correct analysis Of Salt, and
also Of tho celebrated Ashtons English Salt, made by
10 the Massachusetts, Agricultural College, at Am
/ herst Mas
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PLASfiELD TNrERANcE PicMc.--A basket
picnic will be held in Mr.. 5. 3. Gales sugar
orchard, on Thursday, June 18th, under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Temperance Associa-
ton There will DO short speeches, singing
and other attractions, 10 make the occasion an
interesting and enjoyable one. A cordial in
yitation is extended to all our neighboring
towns. aud we hope to see a good delegation
present. The Wells River railroad will carry
for half fare
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 50.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, on the 5th
| day Of June, A. ID. 1874
Allen r. Wood, Administrator Dc bonis non, Of the
estate Of Benjamin Wood, late Of Barre, In said Dis
| trict decoaeed makes application to said Court for
license 10 sell all Of the real estate Of said deceased
representing that said sale Is necessary for the pay
men Of the debts Of said deceased and expenses Of ad-
ministaOn Of his estate Nhereupon It Is ordered by
said Court that said Implication come under considers
| ton and be heard on the nth day Of June, A. ID.
1874, at the Probate Office, In Montpelier; and, II is
further ordered that all persons Interested DO notified
hereof, by publication Of notice Of this application
and order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Waterman State Journal printed at Mont
pelier before said time Of hearing that they may APP
pear at said time and place. and If they cause OBJ
ioct thereto.
| by the COurt.-Attest,
| 1892 N A. CHASE. Register.
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NV RAILROAD. Twenty five miles Of the
Missisquol and Black River Valley railroad,
which is run from Richmond, ?. O., to the
Vermont line at Mansonville or Richford, will
be built this summer $4,000 have been
advanced on the $65o,ooo worth Of bonds pur-
chased in London, and the road having gov
eminent subsidy Of $780, 900, besides the prom
ise Of local aid amounting 10 $4,000.
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Grunge County Court.

Hon. AsAHRL PECK, chez Judgs.
Hex Hex " w. T. IT. H'NSs en5,s A''siaNf Jad0n.
orIS GAABELL, state, Attorney.
LrnAs a. IltyCKLgr, Cisrt.
L. D. liEnARD, Depuiy ci,rt,
J, Y. A. Bass, SAeriF
iiESRf OYiAtti RsporfU.
Tho juno term Of the Orange County Court
opened at Chelsea on Tusday Of last week. The
following gentlemen were sworn in as Jurors:
Grand ywo,,-J, r. Cleveland, Braintree, Foreman
r. Y. Ornsbce and y. X. Andross Bradford Marcus
Iiyss cabot cbesea gO9 cer.s HI CopIptb hsT
McLanc, Falrloe Levi Tabor, Newburyi J. P. IAdd,
Orange John Hanks, Randolph William sanborn,
STAFFORD S W. Knight, Thetlord james Nolan,
Topshami p. NJ. Hunt Tunbridgei Josiah Flanders,
Nershirei J. II. Perkins, Washington William kim
ball, West fairlee Y, Bass, Wilamstown.
PefR Jargrs--T. r. Ronfew and J. II. Howe, Brad
ford II. H. Hayward and Low Thayer, Bralntree
II. J. Rood and D. =. Brown, Brookheld NJ. 2 Ord
way, VI. c. Allen and y S. Hunt, Chelsea Alpheus
YER. Falriee, John Miller and Wright Chambcrlin,
Newbury As. Martyr aud Chauncey Cutler Orange
n. w Hodge and ]. z. sprague, Randolph J. II,
o. g. lleaton, Thetiord J. Philbrck and W. 5. Cor
liss, Top.hami 3. b. ilackett and ID. b. Giles, Tun-
VI. Huntington and g. p. smith, Washington N. N.
kimbali West falrlce y. D. Martin and o. A.
Blanchard Wlliamstown.
The jury docket contained about ninety-eight
cases Upon being called, sixty-two cases were
set for trial BY jury The old docket contains
two hundred and iorty.six cases, including
State cases, and the Chancery docket has forty
five The new docket has upwards Of seventy.
Joseph X. Darling, Esq, Of East Corinth,
and Watson T. Dunmore, late principal Of
Bradford Academy, were admitted to the
Orange county bar.
GRoToN 20 W. Buchanan, while moving
goods from the depot 10 the store last week
was thrown from bis wagon, and one Of the
small bones Of one arm fractured. lie lisa man
Of two hundred andtwenty pounds weight, and
is very Fortunate that he received no greater
injury
--Almon james, one ofthe night hands on the
Montpelier & Wells River railroad, while as
ssting about dumping train Of cars last We'd
nesday night, got an arm caught and one Of the
bones just above the wrist was broken
DIR. S. b. Heath, who came to this place
thirty.two years ago, and was the only phys-
clan in the place, for many years, died on Tues
day, the Goth ult lie complained Of not being
as well as usual about FIVE clock, and the peo-
pie where be lived sat up with him till eleven,
when be appeared better and advised them to
90 to bed. Mr.. Darling laid down on the
lounge, and the rest retired Heawoke in about
two hours and went to see il the Doctor wanted
any thing, and found him dead. The bed
clothes were lying smoothly as when they left
him, and it supposed be died witbouta strug-
gle. lie has been palsied on one side so as 10
render him nearly helpless for about sixteen
years, during which time be has been aided by
the town.
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Hos. HARVEY TiLnES, Jadg,.
Hos N. A CuAse P,Usf,r

Hon. HARVEY TitbEN, Jadgs.
Hos. N. A. CHASE, Rsgiifsr.
Business transacted In the Probate Court foi
the District Of Washington, during the week
ending June 9, 1874
June 2-Walter VI. Wilson's estate assignment u
widow. Alonxo v. Goodnow's estate, Will presented
and referred for probate TO June 26.
June Jacob :. Jacks0n's estate, commissioner
report made and accepted. Perez Whcclock e estate
Inventory returned and accepted. y. n. SHOWS e.
tate, inventory and commissioner report returned
and accepted. Ebcn sallsburys estate account pro
ssnted and referred 10 June u.
June Joseph P. Pnnsy's estate, Harriet pnnoy
and D. W. Hadley, executors o. W.Alvord and Joel
simonds, appraisers Joel slmonds and c. u vii.
Hams, commissioners.
June 5--Benj. Woods estate Allen T Wood APP
pointed administrator 10 boHn c. q Camp and
G. Y. Reed, commissioners petition for license to sell
real estate referred TO June "a.
June Ga. u. Cummins estate, admnistrators 40
count allowed and dividend made. Ira Cummins'
estate, inventory returned and accepted.
juno Maynard French's estate, will proved w.
v. French, executor John Paine and Hiram Gale
appraisers and mmissi0ncfs. commissioners meet
on the sth days OF July and December.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Chelsea, within and for
said District, on the 2lst day Of May, A. u. 1874
An instrument purporting to be the last VIII and
Testament Of Moses Goodwin, late Of Tunbridge, In
said district deceased being presented to the Court by
Sylvester Good win the Executor therein named for
Probate 1t is ordered by said Court that all persona
concerned therein be notified 10 appear at session
Of said Court 10 be held at the Probate Office In Chel-
sea, the 18th day OF June, A. d. 1874, and
show cause, If any they have against the Probate OF
said Will for which purpose II Is further ordered,
that copy Of the record Of this order be published
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Hatehman
State Journal printed at Montpelier, previous u
said time appointed for hearing
by the Court.-Attest,
$3.50 JOHN r. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
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.TATE OLE VERMONT.

- NANDOLPH DISTNICr, s.,
10 Probate Court, held at Brookheld within and for
said District, on the ID day Of June, A. u. ls7li
An instrument purporting TO be the last VIII and
Testament Of Polly Bacon, late Of Wllliamstown, In
by Ebenezer Bass, for the executrix therein named
for Probate IL is ordered by said Court that
all persons concerned therein be notified 10 appear
AZ session Of said Court TO be held at the Probate
Office In BrOokhed on the 26th day OF June, A.
d. 1874, and show cause, " any they may have
against the Probate of said VIII for which purpose
il lie further ordered that copy Of the record of THU
order be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In IN,
Vermont Watchman and State Journal, printed al
Montpelier. previous 10 said time appointed fol
hearing By the Court.-Attest,
O3 JOHN II. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
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ANNUAL MEETNG.-Ihe annual meeting Of
the Lane Manufacturing Company was held on
Tuesday evening Of last week. The report Of
the business transacted during the past year
was very satisfactory and dividend Of ten per
cent was declared. Mabon Tapln was elected
Secretary in place of James W. Brock, who
declined a reelection. The old board with
this exception, were reelected.
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Innnl

Circulars In regard 10 various tests made with this
Salt in comparison with the best foreign article, also
certificates IRON large number Of the best Diaries 10
TO J. W. barker, Secretary, Syracuse, New YORK 70
whom orders for salt may also DO addressed; ~ "
lake ports, by ST. John A Avery, lOi and i0j Broad
street. New York, Robert Geer 100 Pier, Albany, New
York and by Salt dealers generally throughout the
State OF New York.
g,y- Inquire for Onondaga Factory Filled Dairy
Salt J. w. BAKER,
President and Secretary, Syracuse, N. Y.
Tuos. MoLLor, Treasurer. 3O-s2
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WASHINGTON County GRAMMAR School. Mr..
Il. w Wes,gate has declined the election to the
Pridcipalship Of the Academy and Union
School, which was unanimously rendered him
by the committee. Mr.. Wesigatc has made
many friends during his brief residence here,
who will regret 10 lose his services 10 our
school
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WASHINGTON County CoNFEREScE.-The ses-
sion Of this conference was held in Berlin on
the 9th and 10th insts. The services were I'M
usually interesting. The net gain to the mem
bership Of the churches was reported as only
twenty-six. Rev. c. S. Smith was elected del
egate to the National Council. Joseph Po-
land was chosen delegate to the General Con-
yention There was good attendance and the
reports from the churches were, on the whole,
very favorable.
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Legal nntioes.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ rss.r I'll, np ur.t.N . pt,,u

- ESTATE or HEMAN A. PECK.
The undersigned. having been appointed " the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washing
ton Commissioners, TO receive examine, and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against Tho
estate Of Heman A. Peck late u Barre. Ia said Dis
trict, deceased, and all claims exhibited In offset
thereto hereby give notice that We will meet for the
Peck the 30th day OF May and 18th day OF August
next, from one o'clock p NJ, until six O'Clock, p VI
each Of said days and that six months from the Doth
day Of February, A. u. is7i Is the time limited BY
said Court Tor said creditors To present their claims &
Us for examination and allowance
Dated at Barre, this ID day OF April, A. d. 1874.
$50. b. o, WOOD, Commissioners.
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HlRDwIcK Everybody and their friends are
expected to be here on the Goth TO see Barnum 5
big Show" Ii exhibits on Bridgman's hill
on the same ground occupied two years ago
by circus exhibitions.
We regret to announce that Mrs. $. r.
Kent, of Spencer, Mass, is now dangerously
i'll at her fathers house (Judge Aiken's) in
this place. Hopes are entertained that the
change Of climate may possibly improve her
condition and aid recovery.
"A. B. Chase, Esq, intends to visit Boston
tho present week, to be treated for an injury to
one of his eyes, which happened last winter,
by striking whip into it. He can see some
out of il now, but recovery seems far from sat
isfactory; hence another effort to procure the
best possible treatment
The Spring distribution of fruit trees by
our nurserymen, Messrs, Bridgman 4 Dutton
has just been completed. The seasons sales
Of apple, pear and cherry trees amount to about
six thousand. They are planting several thous-
and of the most approved hardy Russian stand
ard, those best adapted to our rigorous climate
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lloRRmtE TRAGEDY ~ RUTLAND About
seven o'ciock yesterday morning fire was dis
covered in tie second story Of dwelling house
on Forest street, in Rutland, owned and occu-
pied by Mrs Fries, and the alarm being given,
quickly brought quite a number Of people to
the scene Of the c0naagration, who commenced
10 move the furniture from the lower story
While engaged in this, the noor Of the second
story fell through, and with portion Of the
furniture the body Of Mrs. Fries, the limbs,
arms and back Of the head being burned to a
crisp A subsequent inquest revealed the fact
that the woman had been murdered, and the
building set on fire to conceal the crime. Mrs.
Fries was considered woman Of bad character,
and was supposed to be in the habit of having
considerable money about her house. There is,
rs yet no clue to the perpetrators Of the outrage.
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IlARTroRD-The friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi llazen gathered at their residence in West
Hartford, on the evening Of the 9th inst, to
celebrate the twenty-fth anniversary of their
marriage. Quite goodly number Of friends
were present to enliyen and cheer the occa-
sion, with large display presents, substan-
tial and useful in character. The address to
the "pair was pleasing in its view Of the
past, and encouraging and hopeful for the fu-
ture 1t was made by Rev. Mr.. Smith, their
pastor. Although those present were Of the
farming community, there was no sign of the
presence Of Changers, except that very few
of the Indies may have been " Floras " If we
might be allowed to juge from the way they
were decorated
The farming interests of this part of our
State are now very encouraging, although the
season is one or two weeks late, and planting
is mostly done. Grass and winter grain i,
looking unusually WE'LL and the weather i.
very favorable to a rapid growth Of the variou;
crops.
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VERsHIRE. Dwight L. Nation, who has
long been the "yillsge blacksmith" in thi,
place, has removed to West Fairlee, to live
with his daughter, Mrs. Carleton. His sor
Lyman takes his business and shop here.
George A. Church recently fell from th,
high beams in his barn, striking upon his heaC
and shoulders on the barn floor. As he weighs
about two hundred pounds, it is almost mira
Gle he was not killed. lie was pretty badly
bruised and shook up, as it was
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DMocRATic STATE CoNyETIoN.-rho Dem
ocratic State Convention is called to meet in
this village, on Thursday, June 18th, at eleven
clock, A. N, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor
and State Treasurer
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Spenial iElntines.

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blessings brighten ~ they take their aIxb,
II you have good head Of hair take care ~ n
once gone and we realize IT, loss mr. moro than Va
place Of all other hair dressings because Ii h health
iul 10 the hair and delightful 70 use
aa
Ifenry's Carboiic Safvc Is 20 we'll known that
u s only necessary 10 caution against limitations II
requires drCfd nfnirfare Of the carbolic acid with
ether ingredients 10 produce salve that may be 70.
lied upon. The genuine only guaranteed. SEQ that
thcars The signature and private proprietary stamp
q John Y Henry Sold BY all druggists and dealers
JONI =. liENnY CuRaiS Co, Proprietors, and 9
College Place, New York.
Edcy's Carboiic Troches.-Among the various
remedies for Coughs, none enjoy higher reputation
than EbEY's CARBOLiC TROCnKs. This fact places
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, aud dslnfectant and
preventive against contagious diseases, they are q
specific Invaluable 10 singers and public speakers
Sold everywhere. JOuN 2. iEsRY, CunRAS a Co d,
Proprietors, and College Place, Now York.
A New York Physician, OF many years practice
10 the Treatment Of lung Diseases, writes follows 10
Mcssrs Walter Baker a Co., Of Boston, regarding
their preparations Of Chocolate and Cocoa, which re-
ceiyod modal Of merit from the Vienna Exposition
Experience nom many years practice In the treat
mont Of lung diseases has convinced mo that a. an
article Of died for those suffering wh sny rrs Of
in fact the two last mentioned articles arc Injurious
In many cases, while Chocolate, being ament and
analcptic, i particularly servIceabe where digestion
has been Impaired by disease. Having examined
several specimens Of Chocolate | and that Balsr's
may be cOnscientlously recommended TO invalids."
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NoRwIcH.-At caucus held at Union Hall
on Saturday evening, June 9th, $. P Burnham
Joseph Loyeland and 5. A. Armstrong, were
elected delegates to the State Convention, to b
held at Burlington, on the 18th day of June
John L1veland, Henry Goddard and j. W
Armstrong, alternates.
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MIDplEsEx The Republican caucus FOR the
election Of delegates to the State Convention
will be held at Bsrretts HOTEL on Saturday Of
this week at four O'Clock, RI
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Aeut cAduertis


w A l. T Il Il A. w 90 d S
HARVESTING MACHINES,
MANUFACTURED ny
WALTER A. WOOD NJ. 4 h. NJ COMPANY,
IIooslck Fails ,Ronsselaer Coz, NY
These machines have been manufactured for twenty
years. There are nearly 10000 In uso
Over 20 600 were Built and Sold in 1873.
They have been largely improved during the last
three years Frame all iron, and In one piece.
bearings all the best composition brass, easily and
cheaply repaeed-a feature not to be found In any
other machine, and costing three dollars per
machine extra. Whifietrces under the tongue, and
draw from the frame, tightening the drait fully
quarter. These celebrated machines will be ofored to
The Farmers Of Washington County,
for 1874 harvest reasonable terms any other
arst.cass machine Agents, in place Of ]. 7. Perry,
former Agent,
T. o. BAILEY. ............... .MosTPELIERj
H. @. FISK. .NoRrnFIELDi
IT, II. CLARK. ..CABori
| GEO. q. ARMS. WATERBURY.
81 A supply Of extras constantly kept on hand by
each Agent. 3O-H
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Watohman 6 journal.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. 1874.
Republican Union state Convention.


The Union Republicans Of Vermont will meet in
Convention at Burlington, on Wednesday, tho i7th
Of juno, ls7i at u O'Clock, A. H for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Treasurer, 10 be supported at the
ensuing State election, and also for the appoint
ment Of a State Committee.
The Republican voters Of the State will DO repre-
sontcd In the Convention by their delegates, 10 be-
chosen the basis Of one delegate from each town,
and one additional delegate for each one hundred
votes, or fraction over aty votes, cast for the Re.
publican candidate for Governor at tho last State
election.
ny vote Of former Convention, the State Com
mitteo are constituted a Committee on Credentials,
and delegates will provide themselves with proper
certificates Of election, signed by tho Secretary Of
their respective primary meetings, and present the
same 10 said committee at uiuir olice-tho City
Court Room-as early o. practicable on said day.
Tho Central Vermont, Passumpsc, Portland &
Ogdensburg, Montpelier a Wells River, Rensselaer,
4 Saratoga, and Missisquo Clyde Rivers rail.
roads will extend the courtesy Of free return tickets
GEORGE W. GRASDEY, Chairman.
GroRdE NICHOLS Secretary,
CHARLES IT, JOYCE,
STEPHEN THOMAS, n,,,htt..,
PRASkLis fAiPnANKsi ~
WILLIAM ROUNDS, state
JouN l.. BAnsroW, g,,.,ut,t.o
GE0RGE N. DALI, 'V'""'''''''
Carroll 3. PAGE
Norihhcld, May 70, ls7i
Republican Cnucns.-rhu Union Republican
voters Of Montpelier are hereby warned to meet 10
Village Hall, on Saturday, June 18Th, at o'clock, r.
w. to eloot lyo delegates 10 the Republican State
Convention, 10 be held at Burlington, on Wednesday
June 18th. PER ORDER TowN COMMITTEE.
Directors Meedng.-Tho Directors Of the Wash
ngton County Agricultural Society are requested to
meet at the Court House. In Montpelier, saturday,
June 20th at 10 o'clock an for the purpose Of To-
eating the next Annual Fair, Fairs, and 10 do any
other business that may come before the meeting.
a Mill ....uLn-..
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DELEGATES ELEcrED.-The Free Press says
that one hundred and City three delegates have
thus far been elected to the Republican State
Convention, who to the best Of our in
formation can be classified as follows Taft 60,
Peck Is, Spague 20, Harmon Garfield 4, I'M
known 10 It is supposed that the entire
strength Of Mr. Taft is pretty nearly repre-
scented by the above number
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MoSTfELIER & RUTLAND RAILROAD The
Commissioners Of the Montpelier & Rutland
railroad will meet at Rochester, on Tuesday,
the 23d day Of June, to arrange for opening
books for subscriptions to the capital stock Of
said company.
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ANNUAL FArR.-Mad River Valley Fair will
be held September 9th and 10th, on the same
ground as last year, in Waitsfeld
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An adjourned meeting of the friends and
advocates of the West River railroad is to be
held at Townshend on Saturday. For the first
time since the charter was granted, the con-
struction Of the road sens real prospect and
not mere vision. The Bratteboro Record
well says " If the friends of the road will be
satisfied with narrow gauge, which is suffi-
cient for oil purposes and practicable to build,
the time is not distant when the whistle of the
locomotive will awaken the echoes Of the Wan.
tastiquet valley.
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A Two.sEATED COVERED CARRIAGE can be
bought at o great bargain, by inquring at this
Office