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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-11-04
1larriaars.

Ia Montpelier November g. at the American House hy
Roy W. IT, Lord, Mr. BY RON W. PHELPS aud ROSA t.
lRuW both IT Barre.
In Lebanon Centre, October 9Th ANDREW l. WOOD
Hothtl.
IN West ftihec Ocohy 7, Mr.. CHARLES II. WHIT
CONF and Miss SARAH NJ. RICHARDSON, both u West
fuiriee.
In Barnet, October q, 10y Rev. John Role Mr ROBERT
", MANNlNGi ct Groton, aud Mtss EMELINE \. BLAIR
of Barnet
IN West Randolph october -, hy Rev G.. r smith Mr.
JullN 4 GlNElf ~ Aurora, H. and Miss LAURA A.
CHANDLER, II West Randolph.
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THE ONLY WAY TO
ccRE cosTIvESEss.

~Avoid all puigave pills, which only exhaust the
secretions and out nature DH HARRIsON's
PERlsrALIlC LOLENGEs are just the opposite they
restore the Digestion quicken the liver and tone up the
whole system thus curing HEADACHE, DIzxt-
mss PiLrs and all other results OF coNsTirA
thc chief cause OF VI health especially among women.
Trial box thirty cents large box sixty Mailed free
for this last price.
Ia. HARRIsoS's ICELAND BALsAM,
splendid for couons noARsEsEss and all rHnoAf
and CONTRASTS For sale by all druggists, and by
y. T. HARRISON a Co, rRoPRIKTORs,
No. | fremont Temple, Boston.
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TnF races at North Bennington Saturday, at
tRctcd quite crowd They were open to all
horses in Bennington county and the towns Of
White Creek and IIoosiclS in New York The first
race for fouryear olds, three starters, was won 10y
Charles Gardeners bay mare Jennie; best time,
305. The farmer race, IN which there were three
starters, was closely contested and won by r. 4.
Smiths black golding Black Diamond best time,
SOP. The next was a match race between Charles
Gardners black mare Noble, and George sisson 5
grey horse, George Baker won in three straight
heats By Mollie best time, 30i Tor free for all
race there were three entries. W. H. Read )
Honest John won in three straight heats best
time 9i55
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CoMMIssIONERs, NOTICE.

The nndersgned having been by the Honorable
reoeiye examine and adjust al claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate OF sunda Adams late
Waterbury In said District deceased. and all claims
exhibited In Offset thereto. hereby give notice that We Will
for the purposes aforesaid the dwelling house Of
~ Hopkins the lth day November aud 18th day OF
January next, from o'clock until four O'Clock,
NJ each " SAID days, aud that str months from the
10th day " september A. u. st the time limited by
said Court for said creditors 10 present their claims TO
for examination and allowance.
DATED at Waterbury, ths gs day Of October A. d. ist
0sUhk W MAY Commissioners.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

" T : =
The undersigned having been appointed BY the Honorable
Probate Court for tho District OF Randolph commissioners
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands OF all
persons against the sophronia r. Graves late
Brookhed IN said District, deceased and all claims exhlb
lied In Offset thereto herby give notice that we viii meet for
the purposes Aforesaid st the Town Clerks ONCE IN said
Brookhed. on the 2tth day q January next from nne
O'Clock ~ until three O'Clock Of sad day and that
months the 81 day Of september, A. ID. ls1s,
time limited BY said Court for said creditors present
their cleims for examination and allowance.
Dated brookn.ld this ls,h day Of October A. d. st
1851 MARSHALL GREEN, ''"''"'''''n''s'
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TnE Rev, DR.. Swing, Of Chicago, the celebrated
liberal thooogian, has lately been made the re-
cipient Of copy Of the New Testament, OF the
edition Of longman \ Co., of London. Each page
has border designed by one Of the old masters
Of illuminatye art, and twcnty-three Of the great
est painter. OF the Christian onare represented by
elaborate engrayings Illustrative Of the text The
donors were ave prominent lawyers
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THERE are twenty-five tribes in the Indian Ter
citory with population Of seventy thousand
Many Of these people are said to be educated and
wealthy aud all are trying n become civilized.
Among the Creeks, who number about fifteen
thousand, there are three missions, two thousand
and fifty members, four hundred and four sun
day-school scholars, and sil25s is spent yearly
for educational purposes. The Cherokees, Of
whom there are seventeen thousand, have two
thousand pupils in their schools two thousand Of
the tribe are church members The Choctaws
have fifty day schools There chief, Ross, Is a
graduate Of Princeton College
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Special NoGfes.
PURE WIN ES.

The Of nyads and persons in delicate health
invited to large stock Of PURE WINES.
OLD PORT WINE, strengthening and invigoniin..
MALMsEY VINE restores the taste and hnpar yisor
TO an exhausted system.
PALE SHERRY be used with tonlc restoring the
appetite. Daily recommended by best physicians.
In BOTTLES by the gallon Orders for families
fully hllei, packed, and forwarded.
JAMES DINGLEY 4 Co,
Is and 20 MIX street. Boston
KEY WEST CIGARs-our celebrated 3" Formosas" brand
Is the best and cheapesi cigar In the market ts-6s
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HAEnwiCR.-Drcnan Bros have recently COM
mcnced three suits against A. j. Judcyine, for
slandcrng themselves and the reputation Of their
hotel, thus opening another interesting chapter in
litigation, Tor which this place * becoming quite
famous
w o. Clement having recently put hi, grst
mill ia good repair for Touring wheat has just re-
ceiycd a ear load Of choice white Michigan wheat,
which he is grinding for his customers.
Our Caledonias baseball club were defeated
in a match game, at this place, on Saturday last
by the Danyiue club Scoring, respectively, thir-
ty-two and frty-one Baseball playing like other
things has 10, yici--itudes
The ladies are giving the interior Of the church
n neat and tasty appearance, by putting down
new carpets, and adding some other embcllish-
men;s in the way Of illuminated notices for the
Sabbath School, all neatly framed
IL o. stones horse was frightened at the
ears, Few days since, and ran away, pretty effect
ually smashing lumber wagon to which it was
attached il was caught however, without any
further injury to itself or anything else
The public examination for teachers ia this
town came OF at the sehool-house in this village,
saturday, October 3lst, but none appeared for ex-
animation Strange that onr school-marms
Should prefer private TO public examinations
Rev l.. H. Stone, Of Clstieton, lectured on
bis fayorte theme, Temperance, at the Methodist
church. last Friday evening rheattendance was
much smaller than it should have been, consider
ing the importance Of the subject, and the high
reputation Of the lecturer
Snow has made its first visit, to remind us Of
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Personnl.


The Burlington Free Pr,ss learns that Tho
name Of Dr. II. H. Atwatcr, Of Burlington, will bc
presented 70 the legislature as a candidate for tho
Office of Commissioner Of the Insane Dr. At-
water is cXccllontly qualified for the place lie
already knows more about the asylum than many
commissioners over learn lie stands high In his
profession, and he Is a gentleman Of excellent
judgment and sound sense The legislature
cannot do better than to elect him.
A Montpelier correspondent SAYS that day
or two since q outsh fellow from The backwoods
stfayod into The Pavilion Ills ideas were both
stimulated and tangled from the effects Of Mont
pclicr hre-wator lie began to discourse in loud
voice about Judge Peck" ." never seen him
myself" said he, "but they say he's COL darn
old granny Amt that 20, old fcllcr2 .he In
quircd Of an elderly gentleman sitting near. The
elderly gentleman responded that perhaps his
judgment might be prejudiccd, inasmuch rs he
was himself Judge Peck "Be yo thought said
our friend from the hills, gazing with a critical
eye upon the Governor "thcn they lied about yo
like thunder"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-11-04

For several days the bears have been sorting
sheep for several farmers in the west part Of
Rochester, not taking the culls bat leaving them
and taking the better ones hunt was called
for Wednesday October 2sth, and the people had
a good day and not a little excitement. good
number OF marksmen were present. and line
was formed In the west part Of the town and
driven through on the west to line OF men sta
toned in the edge of Hancock. Several partidges
were brought in, one fox seen. but not bear
haurI If
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-11-04

WtrERnrm Stephen A. Douglass said Yer.
mont was good state to omgrte from. and the
history OF many Of her sons, who may Doe found boz
greater or less numbers iu almost every state and
territory % the Union. has verified his idea. that
Nemonters prove to be Of the better class Of im-
migrants where ever they may be found The
same is true Of Waterbury emigmnts whouov oc-
cupy or have occupied many honorable stations in
various cities states and territories bat not only
is "a true that Waterbury Is a good town 20 emil
CRATE FROM but not few have found it a good
one 20 migrate TO- Many facts and incidents
might be adduced to corroborate our statement
but VIC will only mention one Of recent occurrence
Michael Canning a hard working man, who has
labored for many years as track-hand on the rail-
road had his barn burned a few weeks ago, with
perhaps two tons Of hay. Fifty dollars would more
than cover the loss As consequence Of this loss
he has now new house nearly completed, stand
ins on land he has bought for a small sum located
In pleasant view Of the Reform School large
part Of the expense has been contributed by va
rious individuals, including a considerable help
from his sons, Of whom he has five Now has not
this proved To Michael good place to migrate to?
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The National Thanksgiving.


We are reminded by the changing seasons, that
Ills time To pause in ourdaily avocatons and offer
thanks to Almighty God for the mercies and abund-
ancc ofthc year, which is dmwing to a close The
blessings N free government continueto be youch-
safed To u.s. The earth has responded 10 the labor Of
the husbandman, the land has been free from pes
thence internal order i' being maintained and
peace with other powers has prevailed It Is fit
ting that at stated periods we should cease from
our accustomed pursuits and from tho turmoil "
our daily lives and unto in thankfulncss for the
blessings Of the past, and In the cultivation Of
kindly feeling toward each other Now, therefore.
recognizing these considerations l. Ulysses $
Grant President of the United States, do recon-
mend t1 all citizens 10 assemble n their respective
place. Of worship on HitHspAY, rm 26rf DAY or
NOVEMBER NiNr, and expires. their thanks for
the mercy and favor of Almighty God. and, lay
ing aside all political contentious and all secular
occupations, 10 observe such a day ~ n day ~
praise In witness whereof have hcreunto set
my hand and caused the seal oftho United States
to be- atfiXcd.
Done at the city of Washington this tic 27th
day Of October 1874, and of the independence
" the United States the nincty.ninth
signed L. S. GRANT
HAmtroN Fish, Secretary Of State
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-11-04

GENERAL TERM. The supreme court came in for
the general term ON Tuesday week, the Chief Jus
tico presiding. Al the associate judges were pres
ent The session was opened with prayer by Rev
DR. Hull, rector Of the Episcopal church, in Mont
pelicr Among the members Of the bar in attend
ancc from abroad, are Mr. l.. j. Phelps, Mr. T.
X. Hard, and ex-Judge Prout, Col. r. C. Benton
and Mr. IIeman : Royce The docket contains
thirty cases some of them quite long, but they
will not all be tried The cases are taken up by
counties Chttenden being first in order, then
Franklin, and then Addison. Among the eases
from Rutland county, is one containing some four
hundred and fifty pages of printed matter
The following eases have been heard; Par
ker, ellison & Dewey rs Joseph Adams & Sons
Parker, ellison 4 Dewey rs. Sutherland Falls
Marble Company; Miner billiard, ct al, rs the
Administrator Of Isaac Me Daniels VIM b. Hos
kson rs John Miller ct ais VIM. o. Harrison u.s.
Samuel W Harrison, all from Rutland county
James 7. Trask rs Jarvis r. Burrows, from Wind
ham county Granville =, spaulding, administers
tor, rs. llana A. Cook, ct al Raphael Curtis u.s.
T. X. q George W, Smith; Edward H. Denison ct
al, u.s. Joseph Dearng; VIM. C. Crane ct al, rs
steadman spaulding (unfnished), all from Wind
sor. The next in order, is No. 23, Jonathan James,
Jr, u.s. Albert lIodsden, from Orleans county. No
10, the Rensselaer, Saratoga Railroad Company
u.s. Daniel 5. Miller ct al and a cross bill; aud No.
H. the brandon Manufacturing Company "a. a.
A. Frazer a Co., were passed over and assigned
for Thursday There remairss nine cases TO he
heard, some quite long
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Weekly News Summary.

Frost
Amour fifty thousand workmen are ont Of work
in New York city
soME Of the recent failures In Boston have been
echoes from the great Gre
Inr irst-class hotels in New York are fnll To
Overlooking at the present time
SPECTATORS are buying up the new tai.ins in
anticipation Of Thanksgiving Day
THE great fire in London In 1866 began I'm pnd-
ding lane, and ended at Pie Corner
Mus LtvERioRr is publicly lccturing on hns-
bands She has very worthy one
TIM cheese made in Canada thi. wear win
closely approximate s5.0OOO0 in value.
AoENEnM complaint on both sides Of the At
lantic-low rivers and q scarcity Of water
TIM coinage Of the United sG tcs mint for tho
past year Is greater than for any gear since 1852
SEvrNrY-siN thousand pounds Of butter we're
shipped by single dairy at tainhault, MINI. on
Friday last
rnE month which ended Saturday has been one
Of the pleasautost Octobers known to the present
generation
A WrstrRN paper announces the death Of A
i''''' w '''' '""ld'''l
"'' '''"l''N'""
"''.'' 'iip N's'.) hiIn nave undertaken
p" supply twenty thousand pistols for
''' '''''''" Government
Is the Temperance meetings in llavciliu. Mass.
the namc Of person. who lct promises ior liquor
selling are read once vcok
TIM Mormon Tcmpie az ,ar r,s, ,.,. ,,,,-
mcuccd twenty ,ear- AGO. and tl,s wall. ,,. ,...,
only fourteen feet abo,o ,ro1ud
GrNuru,N who Las lived abont bcr, f,r n
dozen Year.. never until now. ,o,ld understand
what was meant by our Indian .umt,,r
oo..,s..,,,.,, .s t.... ,,...
reached V,st ,d,,,. ,f,
toric. to r,,l,.o IT,. ...'....,
China
'1''' ''' u.'"'' ''a'lns oiled rags
Diaries ,rc ,,,,I.,,i.,l,. -, h.,
carole..pe..
r...,
nuns UT. "'" IAie D" some
-, near weymouth
,..1-. '' '''-' '' '"i'' ''--' ana scored
N''' ''''''''
"li'NANh h"s inst launched her seventh iron
'ihd Another BIS Co be launched BOO April Twelve
90 N ID 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-11-04

MUNCwN COURT By the provisions Of bill
introduced into the Senate hy senator Walton, a
municipal court is established in this village and
judge thereof is to be elected annually, who
shall appoint a clerk thereof Jurisdiction is given
to this court to try all actions Of a civil nature
II either Of the parties reside in the county Of
Washington at the time Of the commencement Of
the action, to the amount Of five hundred dollars,
and 10 try all prosecutions for criminal ofienscs
committed within this county not punishable by
death or imprisonment in the state prison And
in all civil causes the same right Of appeal To the
county court may be taken as from the decision Of
justice of the peace. The salary of the judge is
fixed at three hundred dollars, and fees taxed
him as costs, and fee Of one dollar in natural
zation cases. 1t also provides for the election Of
village attorney, at the annual meeting Of the
village in December
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-11-04

In the midst Of life we are in death
in an hour when we thin, not, the silver cord Of
life is loosed and the golden bowl is broken on
the morning Of the 10Th nit, Mr. Oren Heath
died Of pneumonia, at his residence in this viii
lage, aged siNty-iour years In the death Of Mr.
Heath the community have lost another Of their
best Inhabitants, a man that was always ready 20
lend helping hand in every good and audahlc
enterprise. and one who always intended to be
upon the side Of right lie believed in doing
whatever his hands found to do and by so doing
although commencing in humble circumstances in
life, he had gained a competency
The Congregational church Of which he had
been for long number Of years q worthy and
consistent member also share largely in this deep
affection
on the afternoon Of the 2sth ult, large COM
course Of people assembled at the Congregational
church, to pay the last tribute Of respect and
after brief and touching discourse by the Pastor,
Rev D. 5 Adams. kind ueighbors gently laid
him TO rest in the village cemetery
p Rev l.. Il. Stone gave an interesting and able
Temperance lecture, Sabbath evening the 9th
ut., to a large and attentive audience The
speaker dealt with the subjcat in DDS usual thor
oushsoins style, leaving mo- argument unused TO
prove that 1t is unnecessary 20 use ardent spirits
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-11-04

Coon MOVE We notice that Ecmeseu-
tatiye Newell has introduced bin iuio The
House 70 promote the setting Of shade trees
alongside the public highways Tie bin pro-
ydes that an persons owning real estate abut-
ting any highway, who shall set or cause TO
be set any suitable shade trees at specified
distance from each other not less then eight inches
IN circumference, and which trees shall be living
at period Of eighteen months from the time Of
setting, shall be entitled to receive for each and
every tree so living and in hourishing condition
the sum u fifty cents Should the bill become a
law, in a few years Vermont would be conceded
the Garden Of the East
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-11-04

Dr. Motifs Liver Pills.-It is easy enough to make
pill but to make good pill, all that's the difcuivi There
are cheap, harsh drastic pills that benefit
than dse u salts; but good medicine like ia MOTIFS
LIVER FILLS, which penetrate 10 the the disease
de-iderntum Indeed VIII positively all diseases Of
the liver. sold everywhere. John .. HENRY, CURRAN
a CO., fupuetnrs, and college Place, Sew York.
THE Universal Ayer."-On my journeys over the
contnent-thfuugh Turkey. India, China, japan Peru,
chit Paraguay, brazil and Mexico. and the United States
In them all ~ extent and In great extent
have found The SrnsAL AYFR represented by his family
medicines which often heliin fabulous Whether
they win their marvellous reputation by their
not but know they have Il n such degree that IRE
guenily gave distinguished Importance have come
from the same counry.fieiFs letter. from abroad.
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Vermont state News.

ADDISON COUNTY
Darwin T. Rice Of Bridport. shot an owl
October o. that measured four feet and
inches from tip to tip.
They are having a row in the Middleton,
paper over q bear fight and Tho paric. are callinl
each other liars, and other unprctty names.
Frank atwood Of West Salisbury, ha, bought
four thousand bushels Of apples 10 be shipped L
Yergenncs Tor the purpose Of being converted
into cider Mr. Atwood is contracting his cider
In Middlcbury, for IS per barrel. barrel included
It. present price IL from 90 10 so pcr barrel Of
fory-two gallons
n - poryal, Of Nergennes, had danger
Gus fan through the hoistway OF McCucn's store,
whore he is employed, on Monday lie fell some
| sixteen feet, badly spmining his wrist and sus-
tanning serious scalp wound, nearly fracturing
his skull. DR. Manifold was called and the Young
man is doing well
cHrrEpEN corNrY
- Fillmore Robinson has been appointed
postmaster at North rndcrhil
The work on the new Episcopal church at
Ninooski b. progressing finely and the building
will be occupied at the earliest possible day.
- one day last week, Cornelius whalen Of
Bolton, had eight head Of cattle killed by freight
train They got on to the track at the Bolton
depot
The new bell ON the Catholic church, at Rich
mond weighing sixteen hundred pounds, was
placed in position last Wednesday Il isa very
fine toned bell
- ON the afternoon Of Wednesday. the 18th
ult., young man went to the barn Of 4 Bowen.
in Colchester which isa about twenty-five rod. from
bis house. took a good single harness hitched ON
to his buggy and went oil with the property
The granger. are aourIshing in Hncsburg
and some other towns in This county, and are do
ing good deal in procuring supplies Of nour,
feed, salt Kerosene, and some other things with
out paying toll To those middlcmon. the country
merchant,
William Minimum, conductor of No freight
running between st. Alhans and Rutland. was ar
rested at thc Milton station, last Wednesday even
ing ON complaint made by IL1mtio Chaplin, Tor
oh-trcting the highway with his train on his pre-
vou. trip mp lie was fined 50 and costs. which
were s5GS more. making total " sioGs
rH>NKIN corSr,
An oyster supper given 10y the Catholics Of
new church, Melted 500 above expenses
u. 5 scott. ESQ one Of the propnctors Of
the franklin House. at liighgate Springs, and
Mr. II W. Goodrich for years connected there
with a- clerk. have leased the Riverside House at
jacksonville. Florida, for the coming winter and
will conduct IL in first class style
Considerable mcuimcut has been ocpasioncd
in st. Nhan- hy the appearance in the Messenger
Of an original ode to Kindness. which, poor
enough a. poetry, was soon discovered to be an
acrostIc carrying concealed remark, anything
but complimentary To the Moss aJers cditor-as-
scrting in fact, that DE is ass. The idseuiser
copied the ode with iull-faco initial letters the
lines, and the Messenger now charges the thing
10 tho Smiths and quotes for the writer Byrons
lines on Colcridges Elcgy ON a Young ass end
inus
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ComNrL-'lhe house Of Henry Richardson was
entered last week sabbath, when the family were
at church, except young woman and little
child, by man wearing mask. Tho woman
being frightened seized the child. and flew from
the house. leaving the thief TO mnsack IT, lie
opened several drawers and took some so in
money, We understand the money has been re-
covered by Mr. b sleeper Of Corinih The thief
is said to I've a miner from ycrshiro MINIS