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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

VERMONT MEDlcAL S1CIErY The semi.an-
nual meeting Of this society will be held at the
Memphremagog House at Newport, on Tues
dag and Wednesday, June Both and July lst,
commencing at ten A. n, on Tuesday The
New Hampshire Medical Society and the Yer
mont Pharmaceutical Association will be pre-
sent by their delegations As this is designed
10 be social as well as business meeting, mem
bers Of these organizations, and all who attend,
are especially invited to bring their ladies also.
The address Of the Vice President, DR. II 5.
Brown, Of St. Johusbury, will be delivered dur
ing the session. Papers on various medical sub
iects will be presented by different individuals.
The session will continue two full days. An ex-
cursion on Lake Memphremagog during the sf-
ternoon or evening is part Of the programme.
Return certificates will be furnished by the
Secretary to all who pay fdll fare over the Cen
trial Vermont or passumPsic railroads large
attendance and an interesting session is ez-
peoted
We have been asked to request the at
tendance Of all the members Of the society
with, we presume, the double object OF benefit
ting the doctors, and giving their patients an
opportunity to recover during their absence
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lAf..-lhc NAIenA'N tins week VIII reach
soWe"i our subscribers one mail ia'e' we
have eo"e'uued To- de'oy gong To press until
We near from Tue convention at Burlington
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ISSUE s an exceptionally strong one, and par
tics having lernI business cluid certainly in.
trust ltin u1 better hands. They have pleas.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

DHcouRAcNo.-W learn that the meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Montpelier, Hard
wick Black River railroad, held at lasburgl
the 18th inst did not have an encouraging in.
iluenco on the enterprise. During several weeks
past no additions Of importance have been made
% the subscriptions to the capital stock, and
the opinions Of the Directors are not in com
plcto harmony. Some wish 10 locate the road
and secure the right Of way without using very
active means to increase the subscriptions
which now amount to less than $50 600, while
others consider it desirable to increase the
stock to nearly 5000 coo before locating and
securing the right Of way. The stakeholder,
incline to the latter opinion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

Is MNoRIAM.-At a regular meeting Of
Eagle Grange, No. 90, of Berlin held June
4th 1874, the following preamble and resolu-
tions were adopted on the death Of Flora NJ
Hayward, one Of the members of the Grange,
who died in Berlin, May 81, 1874
BAsrsas, It hath pleased the celestial Ilusbandman
~ transplant from the fields Of earth to the blossom
Ing bowers Of the heavenly city, beloved sister
Miss Flora NJ Hayward therefore,
Rtsoiued, That while bowling In rovorent and I'M
questioning submission TO this, TO u.s. mysterious prov
idenco Of the Great Master 10 eullng earth's mirest
nowerso for hoavens adornment nevertheless deeply
feel the loss sustain Orange, and grieve fof
the deep aiiictOn thus brought TO the parents and
more Immediate relatives u the deceased meanwhile
| rendering them our sncerest sympathy, and freely
miHgling tears with theirs.
RESOLVED. That, believing our departed sister moi
lost but only gone before TO that spirit land whittier
all tending, will emulate her virtues and e
order our earthly growing Alright that when the al
wise HusbandmAn shall gather Ia tho better land
shall he found alike fragrant with heavenly per
fume, rich In the aroma Of refined excellencies.
Resolved, That these resolutions be entered upon thu
records Of this Orange, and copy thereof be fur
nshed the parents Of our deceased sister, and also 4
each Of the Montpelier papers, with a request tina
they publish the same.
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BARRE.-The child of Joseph Wells, at the
South Village, has entirely recovered from its
recent attack Of smallpox, and no further
cases are reported.
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Cum POISONED One week ago last Friday,
Frank b. Cleveland, of Greensboro Bend called
in DR.. Adgate TO prescribe for bis child, lit
tie girl Of two and half years, who was in with
cold The doctor prepared some powders
and also a wash for humor which the child
had, the former being harmless, but the latter
deadly poison, and cautioned the mother
against getting them mixed Soon after he
left, the mother took the poison powder with
the intention Of putting it where it could not
be used by mistake, but for some unaccounta-
bic reason, unknown to herself, proceeded at
once to give it to her child The little girl re-
fused to take il, and the mother discovered BIZ
tasting Of it, that it was very disagroeabe
Finally the most Of it was swallowed by the
child, and no sooner was it taken, than the ter
rible thought came to the mother that she had
given the poison powder. The father was
called at once, and had presence Of mind suih
cient to give an emetie Of salt and water Vic
lent vomiting was produced, and the physician
was soon in attendance, but it was too late
50 much Of the poison had been absorbed by
the stomach before the operation Of the emetc
that nothing could overcome its effects, and the
child died, after terrible suffering, on Wednes-
day morning. The mother is nearly eazed
with grief
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

NoRwicI UNIVERSITY The anniversary ex-
crcise, Of Norwich Military Academy at North.
Geld, opened with the annual encampment,
which continues until the 2O,h The bacca-
laureate sermon win be preached on Sunday,
the 2l=t. Monday and Tuesday will be devoted
to examinations, and on Tuesday evening will
come the commencement concert, and a poem be.
fore the societies by Capt Charles 4 Curtis,
On Wednesday evening the President will give
reception and Thursday, the 25th is com
mencement--when, in addition 10 the exercises
By the graduating class, Col. W G. Veazey, Of
Rutland, will deliver an address before the
trustees, and there will be an artillery and in
fantry drill
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TIE FoURrn AT BErHEL.-The White River
Park Association of Bethel offers the SUN of
$500 to the fire engine and hose COM
panies Of New England, divided into four
prizes of Sl25, SIS, $50, $50 those COM
panies) At White River Park three races
will be run, as follows;
Purse No. /, tljO--Open 10 all horses that never
beat - 30 s20 to rt sos to second SO to third and
;2j 10 fourth
Purse No. q S2oO-open to all horses that never
beat 80 81 to hrs sij to second $40 to third, $50
to fourth.
Purse No. j-Open to all horses that never beat
three minutes sj to fret tJj to second sl5 to third
SIS 10 fourth
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nem Aduertis

DROBATE COURTS-Until further
II notice, the Probate Courts for Washington Dis
trlot will be held at the Office in Montpelier, on
TUESDAY Of each week. All letters on business con
nected with the office should be addressed to the UNI
dersigned at Montpelier. -
December |. 1870. Ff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

RANDOLPH NORMAL ScnooL.-The State Nor
nal school at Randolph, closes next week Fri
day There will be the usual examination and
exhibition Prof j. Q. W. Coke is to deliver
an address on Thursday evening. There will
be class reunions, and also general re union
of the Alumni, for whom the Central Vermont
furnish free return tickets, when the full fare
one way has been paid.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

The nomination of Lieutenant Governor was
made on the first ballot, the ballot standing as
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--Anson Howard, Of Londonderry, was tri led
at the last session Of the Windsor county court
on two indictments for the crime Of arson. lie
was pronounced guilty and Judge Barrett sen
fenced him to be confined in the state prison
Windsor for term Of twenty years.
A railroad meeting was held in Quechoe
Monday evening Of last week, and the matter
of subscribing to the railroad bonds was talked
over. It is thought that subscriptions 10 the
amount Of $4,000 will be raised in that local
ity. A. q Dewey has already led OH will
! an 600
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

a SAD CAsr.-The case Of the wife Of the
postmaster Of Hancock, who j. under arrest
for robbing the mails is sad one, Her hus-
band, Mr.. Jeweii, has been the postmaster at
Hancock for several years has been superin-
tendent Of schools, has long occupied leading
position in the community, and no shadow Of
suspicion has ever rested upon him. Com
plants were made as early as last March that
letters passing over the mail route between
Bethel and Mdidlebury had been rIilel, and in
yesugatiJn Fixed Hancock as the place Of the
-slia-y Sare-al a,sa-.r..e % fv the crime ON
Mrs Jewett failed, but on Monday, her wallet
being examined nher husband presence, was
found to contain marked scrip mailed as a de-
coy from Bethel Mrs Jewott, after repeated
denials, confessed to having stolen all the other
letters, and returned the money, which she had
hidden On a shelf in the pantry, under a news
paper, on which was placed pile Of dishes.
Mr. Jewett, who is in bad health, was COM
plctely Frustrated, and fatal consequences are
feared Mrs. Jewett confessed to having
burned four letters which she had rihed
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GoDDARD SEMINARY The closing exercises
OF this institution begin with a sermon before
the class, Sunday, June 2oth in the chapel, at
O'Clock, P. NJ, by Rev. j E. Wright, Of
Montpelier Monday evening, June 20th, at
: % o'clock, Junior Exhibition Tuesday, the
2sth, . 30 O'Clock, meeting Of the Alumni.
Oral examination Of classes, Monday forenoon
and afternoon, also Tuesday forenoon. We'd
nesday, July lst ad9 30 clock exercises Of the
Graduating class 2.3Or NJ, annual address,
by Rev 4 j Garfield Of Chelsea, Mass +;
Poem by Rev. E. j Chaifae, Chester The
graduating class consists Of twelve ladies and
four gentlemen the latter enter college
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

A Thing Of beauty H. n JOY fereyer.-And
such 10 rieh flowing head OF hair; Reader, II you
have this great gin OF nature and II IL not ding out
use the Bearine. II Is the only safe and reliable
dressing you can get Every druggist sells IL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

TnE ST ALBANs Butter MARKET, yesterday
was firm Prices common to fair, 20 to 90
cents medium to good, 25 to &c cents choice,
% TO 2s cents selections, 30 cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

The Best Medical Tnient In New England en-
dorses ". Baker A Co.'S Cocoa Paste for tho use Of
inyalids and persons In health. Travellers and stu
dens and ID most convenient as II may be prepared
for use In one minute without boiling Your grocer
has ID. Established In 1880.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

DUDENp DEcLARED.-A dividend Of four
per cent upon the capital stock Of the North
field National Bank, has been declared, payable
July I, ls7i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

VINO Is lr2-The Rutland GLOBE says The
capital is soon to lose one Of its fairest daugh-
tiers and Rutland is to be the gamer, through
the aid Of the clergy"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

SusPESDED.-The Orange County Court sus-
pended operations on Monday until Thursday
to allow parties interested to attend the circus,
and 60 to the Burlington convention.
DUxnuRY AT the Republican caucus on
Saturday, Milon Wilson and David Lord, wer,
elected delegates to the State Convention, anC
Myron Grace and j Crossett substitutes.
CRAFTsBuRY.-At town meeting held or
the Sth inst, the town refused to aid in the
construction of the Montpelier, Hardwick
Black River railroad to the amount Of eigh
times the grand list,
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General Convention.

The General Convention Of the Congrega
tional Ministers and Churches Of Vermont
opened It's annual session At Mortified, yester-
day morning The attendance Of ministers and
delegates was unusually large, and the fraternal
spirit which marks these yearly reunions Of
the denomination seemed universal and hearty.
Among the venerable heads which dotted the
audience, we noticed those Of Drs. Clement,
Drake, Converse, Scarf, Magill, Lord and
Walker while the maturca look and whiten.
ing locks Of many who have hitherto been ac-
knowlcdged as Of the younges and rising class,
gave evidence that they are fast treadng upon
the receding footsteps Of the Fathers.
The meeting was opened at ten o'clock, a. NJ,
with devotional exercises, consisting Of read
ing Scriptures and prayer by Rev. Mr.. Wild,
Of Peacham, and sermon by Rev, DR.. Lord, Of
Montpelier. His text was in Acts / s.
But ye shall receive power after that tho Holy
Ghost shall have come upon you" It was a
clear and powerful presentation Of the nature
and character Of the p0ircr that was promised
and the regenerating work it was designed to
accomplish. very general desire was ex-
pressed that the discourse might be published
for the benefit Of the churches Much interest
was added to the session by the services Of the
Mortified church choir, under the leadership
Of Geo. II Crane, Esq
At the close of the sermon, the convention
was called 60 order by DR.. NJ II Buckham, the
Vice President Of last years convention Rev.
Joseph Chandler acting as Secretary. The roll
Of the convention was then read and corrected
by the Secretary followed by the election Of
Rev j. II Babbitt and Rev. C. S. Merrill as
Scribe and Assistant Scribe Of the convention
On motion, Geo. II Crane, En- Of Mortified,
was elected auditor Of the Fairbanks Eiuca.
tional Boards and Treasurer Of the Sustenta.
ton Fund Adjourned tin two O'Clock,
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The session opened with singing by the con-
gregation and prayer by Rev. Mr. Stevens, Of
Westminster, followed by the appointment Of
the usual standing committees, and reports from
yisitos to corresponding religious bodies.
The most interesting feature Of the session was
the report Of the corresponding secretary, Rev.
Mr. Torrey, Of liardwick, ombodying the re-
ports from the various churches in the State
during the year just closed. The details and
incidents, many Of them, we're deeply interest
ing aud instructive. The picture was a check
cred one, the speaker sand, but on the whole
possessed more light than shade
We shall give the substance Of the report,
With the remaining proceedings, in our next
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

TINS lApus rnwrgANcE SociErf Of Plain
field invite the friends Of the good cause in
this place, 20 unite with them in their basket
picnic in Mr s. b Gales sugar orchard, on
Thursday tlc l-th.
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THIRD REGIMENT.

Colonel, \. NJ. Beattie Lieutenant Col
onel, II. \. Earle Major John H. Brooks;
Adjutant, f. B. Sturges
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BOSTON MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST

WEDNESDAY, August 20. 1874.
FLOUR-Thc Flour market is steady and active.
The sales have been at a sos for Western super
tine: ) a e i1T common extras; $ a g 81 for " Is
cOnsin extras; $ a. - for Minnesota extras, and
the supply Of this kind quite sniall So al . for
White wheat, Ohio. Indiana and Michigan; So 25d as
for Illinois. and s. lifUg ID for st. Louis including
choice and fdyorite brands. Fancy Minnesota
brands have been in fair demand at > 20 l1r1 Y
Dbl Corn meal in fair demand and sales have been
lots at $ 80 a 80 q bhl. Dat meal at So 5cs p
q bbl as to quality.
GRAIN-1orn has come forward quite slowly and
priees are quite finn Tee sales of mixed and vel
low at 90 al CSC u bush. Oats have been in fair
demand a. 53d165c per bush Tor brown and white.
Rye at - "a % per bush. Short at s2}6 y 50 and
Fine Feed and Niddlin-s at S2idD5b per ton.
PROViSlOSS-Tnere = NO improvement in the
Pork market. The sales have been at 81 %
ar 90 for prime s1i 90 "a p ~ for mess and s29
. Pbbl for clear and extra clear. Beefis firm. with
sales of mess and extra mess at sii "a ID: and
family extra at 81 q Y % T. Dbl. Lard continues
in denand and is quite firm Sales OF City and West
ern including steam and kettle rendered, at l6 %
i6Ic }9fb Smoked Hams at I3glilc gib.
PRODUCE-ChOice Butter continues firm prices
are higher Sales Of choice NewTork and Vermont
diaries at 30G 35c; and common and medium grades
from % 40 29c p b. to quality. In Cheese sales
have ranged from lOfDic y h, as to quality. Eggs
at u "a 2ac tor Northern and Eastern. White Beans
at 81 OOl02 10; extra pea at 81 i0a2 20, and yellow
ewes at - - q bush. New Potatoes at $ a. v
bush Onions at 81 % 2 Dbl. Apples - 0OG3 90 z
Dbl.
WOOL-There has been 4 very fair business doing
in Wool, and prices remain quite steady and hrm
for ali desirable kinds. The sales include 3s0 t5s
Ohio and Pennsy lvania f~eees at 81 al tc y h., in
cudng Y. AX and NM 2O.uDo lbs Michigan at
ut ~ 6D sic, and i00uO bs Western Maine and
Vermont heeces ut II "a Sly: Rb.
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DI;. sCI.ENCK'>
PnisnOnic syrup, Sea Weed Tom
ic, and Mandrake Pills.

These medicines have undoubtedly performed
more cures % Consumption than ANY other remedy
known % the American public. They are com
pounded o. e-etaHIe n-ret ents and contain moth
ing which can be .rju- cUs 10 the human c4us;-tu-
tIou.
UtAc- remedies advertised as cures Of consump-
ton, profanity contain opium, ssh ch is a somewhat
dangerous drug in al cases. and b. taken freely by
cDusumptve patients il must 90 great injury iur
Us tendency j. 60 ceuinc ;he morbid matter the
system, watch, o.. course. must make . cure I'M
poss he.
S,henck's Ppimonic Syrup Is warrantcd no; 10
contain particle o.. opium. II is composed ~
powerful but harmless herbs, which act on the
-uu-s. liver, stomach AMI blood and thus correct
morbid secretons. and expel al the .elsei matter
from the body. These are the only means by which
consumption can I've cured, and a. Schcuck's Pul
irNutc syrup. sea Weed Tonic. ami Mandrake + Us
are the only med cines which operate q I'll way.
! IS obvious they are the only genuine cure for
Pulmonary Consumption. Each bottle o.: this in
valuable mel ci ne i accompanied by Jul directions
ilr. Schcuck is Professionally AZ his primo pal
otce, corner ; xth and Arch streets. Philadelphia.
every Muaday, and AZ the quincy House, Boston.
On the io.oW.n- Wednesdays, June llth and -ita,
July 7tl AID ii, anu Au- us. 5th and ll,h.
March li-da0c&Wiy
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Nav YoaE, August 26
COTTON steady, moderate demand I6ie for N "a.
ding uplands.
FLOUR Receipts Of -four, g7I- barrels. Flou,
30llc lower more doing in shipping grades At A
decline. Sales Of $500 barrels Of superfn western
anu sla'e az 4u1i 90; common to good extra
western ana state 5 a IS; good 10 choice do
iOG1 -; common to choice white wheat western
Extra % No ,Ji common to good extra Ohio > ID.
a. 'l' extra 81. Louis 10. including 80
barrels OF shipping extras at IONS 30 an h,r.
REFS extra MIL Hour, prices within the ran-e mar
ket closing quiet Rye nour scarcely So firm. : hi
az o. Corn meal steady; Western 81 a .:
brandy wine 7udi 50.
GRAlN-Hheat receipts, Il2. $40 bushels. Wheat
ic nelter more doing ior export and home use also
some speculative Inquiry. Sales Of 272,UU bushels.
part last evening, at 100 ID for No , Cbica-o-
10 4"F 30 anu ? Chicago mixed I l.lIl Is for
40; Ai4WauAee; lulo - Tor migrated iowa
ana minnesota spring, 1871 % for No. spring .
lS1l 20 i'r Old winter red western O2Gl y for
new do' the inside prices very inferior | Bal 2i
ior new amber western / 2ifIl . .or white west
erh. Rye quiet at @dl o. new ana old Barley
nlhAl- barley malt que; and heavy. western
taUl % llr three months. Corn -i.eceiuts . std
bushels. Less active, prices without any decided
change Sales Of g- O0D bushels at i a e Tor west
en- IN Aed 92G-s. for 4 IA mixed and yellow
western. Oa:s-Rece pts 1890 bu -hels St.ad,
lar business. sales OF sinrl busbel, IA, irlc5ii L.
;or new mixed western, the hitter very choice; -
"a lsJtor new white DO. sc for white state; 5,c
IiAl steady at Co.'s for new Shipping
hotS LrH-lpd &C Tor low 10 .air 20 q &C OR
good e. choice.
COFFEE quiet. RIO lC.9lg'c
81 GAR steaiy, n fair demand; s1-.c FOR fair 20
god refining sc Tor prime =, .ur molas.es. IN
n. iur ilr q good Musc1vado; Sc Tor crutrifu-al
MvLASSE> dull and nominal. 4l3Gi-, :or Nus
orleans.
RICE duh ti4t:cfor Ran-1on, 74G~sc csr Car
PETROLEUM very quiet AID s:ea,lv. crude e..
refined iis y l-c cases quoted l-c nautka sdlO,.
TALON quiet; city &c
EurS heayy--i a &c Tor state and Pennsy Iva
MA %lc ~ Canada. zOGllc for western
Prov ISiONs Pork lower. new mess s22-I
Bee quiet; = "Gli - .or plain mess liuuGSI5
''r extra Go. Bee. hams uuchan-c d. 1letce bee
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Col. Z. W Barker: Lieut. Col. Z. \.
Holton, Major, H. B. Pettinsill; Adiutant,
D. f. Boyden, Quartermaster. G. ".
Wheeler; Quartermaster Sergeant, c. Ne
Mullen; Commissioner, {. Huntington.
Sergeant Major. ;. |. Sterlin.
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Spetial Notices.


tosiiNtnrss INC Source OF Disease.
It causes Piles, Heai4chc Dizziness. BiIiousness.
) III * NJ, Cypress on of Food. Lo~ Sp.rts,
worms, lnd -estion, &c. DR. HARRis0S's PEEls
rALric LozESeES warranted o. curc all these and
every i1rln o.. Dyspepsia. and the only cure ,or
Pies etler bleeding or blind a all outward ap-
PAcat-lns are only tine and money wasted. Trial
box, 80 cts Large box, 10 els, ma5lci :rce .or this
last price.
Ia. HAREisoNs ICELAND BALssg. a splendid
cure ,lr coughs, h0Irsene,s, and al throat and
lung complaints. For sale by E. 5. UARRlsoS 4
Co.. Propr etoTs. NJ. Tiemou: Temple. Boston,
AM by az druggists. Au-. win 81