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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-14

Hcnry's tarbolic SalNe "a so we'll known that It i
only nerssaf1 10 caution against limitations. II requires
careful anxture Of The carhoic acid with other ngrei-
ents t produce -aye that may h. relied upon The genu-
Inc only guaranteed See that Il hear the signature and
private proprietary stamp Of John D. Henry. sold BY all
druggists and dealers JOHN p. HENRY, CTHRAN A
Co.. Proprirtors, and College Place, New York
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SrATE OF VERMONT, n,sr.,r ..

In Probate Court held Montpelier In said District.
the Sd day Of october, A. ID. 1874
John H. knha, administrator de bona mon 81 the estate
Of Amy ID. Hranan, late OF hern, In said District de-
ceased presents administration account for examination
and ALLOW ance makes application for decree Of dst
upon, ordered by sai Court that said account and said
referred session thereof " b. held ~ the
robae Oee In Mon the 2lth day of October,
A. D. 1874 hearing and decision thereon and Is fr-
ordered that notice be given 10 all persons Interested
hy publication OF the three weeks successfully IN tho
Veiin0nt Watchinan state Journal, newspaper pub
lhhed Montpelier, TO said time appointed fu
hearing that they may appear said tune and place and
cause II any they may have, why said account shoua
not be allowed and such decree made.
Nv the Court Attest.
40 HARVEY TILDES, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-14

BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION. Tile Vermont
Baptist State Convention met at Ludlow October
It'll. After prayer by Rev l.. b. Steele, of Sharon.
and the usual preliminary business, the ANIMAL
sermon was preached by Rev H. G. Smith, Of
Riehford, assisted in the devotional exercises by
Rev. J. Tlson, Of Hingham Mass. The annual
report Of the board was read by Rev IL g. Smith,
Of Richford, and was adopted by the convention.
The treasurer, MIR, /. X Fnller, then read his re-
port Money received s3,9l342; money paid out,
SS627 ~ balance in the treasurers hands,
1915 49, The report was accepted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-14

PERsoSAL--Ihe occasion Of the departure OF
Mr., b L. Benedict the business manager of the
Burlington Free Press, was marked by the presen-
tation by the employees Of the office, Of hand
some gold watch. Mr. Benedict has many friends
in Vermont, who will regret his departure from
the state
THE Rev Warren skinner one Of the oldest
ministers in the uniyersalist denomination, died
at Proctorsyille on Wednesday OF last week, lie
was buried with Masonic honors at that place,
on Friday
SEAroR EDNuNDs has accepted very earn
est request from the Republican State Com
mittee Of New Jersey, TO speak IN the canvass
now in progress in that state He will 20 thither
this week for a few days
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c}lrm eldrfrtisrmrnts.

TEN PER CENT INTER REST.
$4,000. CITY OF LIrCHFIELD ILLINOIS, ten
per cent, twenty year Wafer BoHds, Coupons payable
January and July In New York at this ofoe 500 each
also other eight and per Municipal secnr
ties These represent the claim the entire property
and the combined wealth Of Cities, Towns and Counties
well sefcif No loss security absolute Bought and sold
~ George WILLIAM BALLou, Y Deyonshlre street.
Boston. Write Tor particulars. 1851
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SperiaI Nnifes.
PU RE WIN ES.

The attention u nvas and persons delicate health Ia
invited Il our large stock Of PURE WINES.
OLD PORT WINE, strengthening and nvgorating.
MALMsEY WINE restores imparts new vgor
To exhausted system.
PALE SHERRY TO used with tones, for restoring the
appetite. Daily recommended by our best physicians.
In BOTTLES by the gallon Orders for families
fnly filled, packed, and forwarded.
JAMES DISGLEY a Co.,
Is and 20 MIX street. Boston.
KEY WEST CIGARs.-Our celebrated formosas" - brand
Is the best and chelpesf Cigar in the market. iss9
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CURE CosTIyENEss.

Avoid all strong ptrgative pills which only exhaust the
and out nature. DIR. HARRsOk's
rERIsTALIlC LozENGEs are Just the opPostei they
restore the digestion, quicken The liver, and tone up the
whole system. thus curing pYsPEfstA, HEADACHE, DizzI-
rIEs and all other results of cossrirA-
NOS, the chief Of m health especially among women
Trial box. thirty large box, sixty cents Mailed free
foi this last price.
DR. HARRlsoNs ICELAND BALsAM,
splendid for corGus HoARsKsEss, and all THROAT
and LIMO CoMPLAISrs For sale by all druggists and by
T. ;. HARRISON a. Co. fRornlEIoRs,
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Montpelier and Wells River Railroad.


lno auJ"uIhcu meouns "l 'he sto'N-h"iu'rs VI
this corporation To hear and act upon the report
al tho COMMITTEE, at,,,ipt,d a. evat,fpc into fhf
financial condition ~ t,o ,,,d aud to mako roo.
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''f "'''"ii' 81" -' ~ T. ~ '"O f''' ="
"''' W. ','',' '' ''' p's'
ihe meeting was talcd to order by inc pfesl'
Han q ~ witl,rl f.nn, ,,o ,,,,r,it,oo s,j.
,oi,t,l ,,, f.l,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,. .,,, roso,,,ion.
,.,.r,..,., =. ID.
m'e mdad cornomton be- and be- hereby, daiy authoi-
a, m w. n9 % s s 1a saigr If - me fh 5.
ana prgpgrt' he dissection q .aid rgad franchise ana
'ios astues de1ols adj other proIeriy how owned d
@ @ 3, nSai@f sh 1 s' Sna , e
lowing condition. to VII
ln -l b. given 90 ~ TRUSTEES aforesaid, there snail
present. a3as deGi Of .aI oorl@,ie ,i no eSeenq 'l N
h lole e .ap Of s,54o 81, and shall also ray ne n,
floating dgh aHd rolling stgk indebtedness shall bi asccr-
% r m5lt Of ibae Gtsre paSmet ,bs s '''
o"5a ,9a, ,le r1ld .@l h. oie59ed IN The running
lue at e pr.eni time aud there shall he no ncrea.e q
road '''''''' W passengers 0''' VIC
r XII. M s 9 ,,e me-, s earni9g. OF 'aij Ial,
cg1onion .rodici bl nid mortgage and he bonds as
si r 4o"95 ag1 3na 9.3g STOCK aeDieneis eiers
nd coaen. .lal BE- d ,ud necessary expenses sp, OUT
o,i t5.n sd rod fSne.s and prorariy shall a1an
M @ a T i' '',e gglaer, .. .arie9 9
property appertauins moc'o
u'. l.lI..i..if rl. W. i ", Z,
control 1f tn. r,ii nf'd iu 4fili,i ID b, .it ,,i,,
lHut fu tlfli delivered tU a.II 'fasi,,s i'''
FUh-Iat an obllaimn si.uei ,y r,.fofi.llia marble.
oaa a . ~ 0 ~ in Of a q ,., s 5l % ieT-
tfart. ~
AZ. ,,..tt OIL,
WI NNuu detained 90 some length the tuan-
riqf .iffafi,,, ,,f tf road .,.4 tt.. 81. ID.
'''''''' "i 'i'' i''li anu tiN clunHflts-liitht
under which 10 lahurrd In closing he said that
10 NuN stakeholder could present any other FEAST
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-14

VIZ ARE TOLD that the City Of Iitchfed, ILL.,
nos, ten per cent. bonds advertised, are such as
some of the most conservative New England Sa-
wings Banks and trustees take for investment In
vestors will do well to correspond with Mr. Geo
VIM. Ballou " peyonshire street, Boston, and
learn the facts pertaining 10 these bonds
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-14

The postponed race will be finished at $50
O'Clock this morning.
Io-day,s races brings out the fleet ones in the
lree-foI-al purse rs well as list of good ones in
the other purses.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-14

HEAVY fmE-ihe livery stable owned by
George Richardson, ON Wales street in Rutland
was destroyed by fire last evening. The fire con-
sumed the building, and injured two dwelling
houses opposite. The live stock, carriages etc in
the stable were saved. Insured in Franchises
nrennN
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED,

To SILL "DR. CHAsEs RECIPES" or, "INFoRMA-
TON ron EVERYBODY" In every county In America
Enlarged by the publisher to six hundred and foryeght
pages II contains thousand household recipes
and Is suited To all classes and conditions OF society
wonderful book and household necessity. II sells at
sight Greatest Inducements offered book agents.
Exclusive territory given Retas for two dollars. Agents
more than double their money. Address,
$3.50 Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Wrw eadrrrfisrvrnfs.
-Four Hundred and rlny Acre. of Land.

about hrec-f1nrth being hne pasture and taee land II
D. about two miles from ilnneoes village and abonf Ava
miles, by he road from Rochester village The farm /.
hne grass fann, well adapted FOR dairy purposes has
htke hafn and convenient house, running water of the
pe.i quality 20 The house and barn. There considerable
With no fam Iui 10 "a ''tf' l"'''s
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FOR MOTH PATCHES,

FNICkLES IND TAN,
Ask your druggist for PFRRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE
LOTION, whirh Il harmless, and IN every infalhe;
or. for his Improved COMEDONE AND PIMPLE REM
EDf the great skin medicine or pmples, black heads OF
nesh-Wor1nS. or consult
IS q PERRY, TnE NorED SKIN DocroR.
$3.50 AZ Bond Street, New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-14

I,ROM FIFTEEN TO FIFTY DOLLARS
PER WEEK
Can lie made by either sex soliciting for our yulcanxed
RUBBER STAMPS. The Stamps and Ink are nrst-class
hest made We want local agents In every and city
throughout the United States. Send stamps samples and
terms mo postal cards., To
BELkNAP A firToS,
is-5l School street, boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-14

IHE BARRE RAcEs-Ghe cold, raw wind, yes
tenloT prevented many from attending the races,
who woud have otherwise gone-so the crowd
present was hardly what might have been ox-
pdsied from the unusually attractive list OF en-
tries The different events went off successfully,
although darkness prevented the completion of
the forty" race.
We give below the summaries of yesterday =
trottng;
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Wafrhmip d ogonruaL
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II 1874

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Pnorosrp FAIR The towns Of Rochester.
Hancock and Granville, in the upper pant of White
River Valley will hold fair at Rochester ON
Friday the 10th inst An address will be doli,-
cred by Albert Clarke Of ST. Adams
,nh ','''ioS W ',"'|' ,io''"I, "i Nu'''nn
eo','S' ','o ',''n'' oi u'e n''e'n'n regiment,
ito ,''''s' W. ''o '''''v' ' ~ deserved
l,,'''.'', W u" r0'o "iu l"l"'"' '''@'n' VINO
N"r ll7' ullN' hil tlUNltW uiUNtr
Ftv, N,.,,. a., -. .,..i
both fr,,, .,r,,,,,,,.. L., to-, ,,,,.i .i,i.,..
tho Emo ,,,,.i. ,,i.,, M ,,,, Nt,,,,,it,. NJ, NJ,
,ybeu,ver u,o, t,,,r ,,s Z, .o,,.t,,t.. d. -
hand and IL ,r, il, ,l,, .,,,,' l,,t ,.t,...,
lilo T., bo,, ,i,e,
So
Now ~ rHE RGr DmrcuoN The toso-
luton introduced on saturday by M Dana. of
Cornwall, IN relation TO 70 state reform school for
girls be move Ia the right direction, and wc trust
the matter may receive the favorable consideration
Of the General Assembly,
H. - 'NNI7oN if''' "i I''sN''s'H one OBJ ih'
]
will present to the state cabinet % suit of uaned
specimens Of the gr--c- and ocrcil.of Vermont.
embracing more than FITS varieties.
Coon AHRANaAirNt- Dlrns the session of
the legislature a through ear sill hc run hctseon
Rutland and Montpelier. leaving Rutland ou Cine
express 40 l55.rM THIS will do-awa, with tle
unpleasant change of cans ct E.-e, and NlontncUer
functions. and will prove etelt convenience 10
those yistir, the capital nou that portion OF tie
state
'l'7'N.N" ne AieAi' i'-i" o" learn "i ihe
ue''n oil non hifioh M'hi"h' "i ~ d'huso'H}.
DIT. Mou'oh was "u "'a I'-''eH' "i Ol"' place.
ana n'1 represented jus i""n DO th' House .ild
adrectormd iccprcsidcnt ofuc Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Company oi thi village Hnd wa-
universally respected Wherever known lii l-e
was about seventy five years
NV LINZ '''" '"'' u"' ''' I'"''
I'''N-Nf Oh '''i"- ''' '.'.''''i l''''-'p" o.. '''
tllNl ltNhf NhrNNu lu luiId Iit. NN MI 3D. A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-14
A YER's HAIR vIGoR. FOR RESTORING
GRAY HAIR
TO IT'S NArCRAL rITALITr AVID coLoRl

Advancing years, sickness, care, disappoisiment and
herdar, presposon al turn me hair gray and either
81 Them Incline u 10 shed prematurcly AYERS HAIR
VlGoR hy long aud extensive ue has proven that II stops
the Railing Of ihe hair Immediately often the growth
and always surely restores rs color, when faded or gray
10 stimulates The nutrye 10 healthy activity and
preserve both ihe hlf and i- beauty Thus brashy weak
pf acky hair becomes glossy ptte and strengthened
ir regrows with livey expression falling hair checked
and established thin hair thokens and faded gray hair
Resume their original color. s operation and harm
less u cures dandmn heals an bnmors and keeps the
scalp c clean and sofiunder which conditions diseases
of the scalp are Impossible
As dressing for ladies hair the viaoR !. praised foe Iva
grateful and agreeable perfume. and valued the soft
msire and richness Of tone it mpari..
-raErARrD ny
DIR. J. &. Aver n Co., Lowell, Mass,
prsrf'sai afd Aaaiyticai Chemist.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
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NERsHnsE.- "a great excitement was caused re-
comfy by two cases Of diptheria, of very malig-
nant type, occurring in the family of Hiram
George Two sons died within short time Of
each other, The disease WAS brought from Wash
ington by an older son, who was engaged In taking
care of the sick there, and came home sick with
it, but recovered. No new cases have occurred
NEwnuRy DR. Watkins recently removed a
small cancer from the iorhead Of Mrs. Stephen
Meador.
Mrs. Noyes Bailey departed this life the 9th
inst, in her sith year She was the mother Of
eleven children, ten of whom are still living
Five sons are In California She had been an in
valid for many years, hut was greatly blessed in
her suiferngs by the kind mlnstrations Of her
most dutiful children, both sons and daughters
MNssHrIEI.D.- f. G, Smith opened sing.
ing-school In the village school house last Friday
evening. About twenty-five were present, and
seemed 10 enjoy themselves hugely. Mr.. Smith
proposes 10 hold forth every Friday evening, I'M
less something happens TO prevent.
Sunday morning, October 18th, was observed
at the IniNersaist church as memorial day; SER
vices heing held in memory Of those who have de
parted within the past year who were connected
directly and indirectly with the church and parish
An abstract Of the sermon IL unayoidably crowded
out Of this Issue. The church was decorated with
leaves arranged into bouquets and wreaths and
also bouquets Of flowers, which added much TO the
words OF the speaker
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-14

Purse Of 500, for iour-years-old aud under
$50 To first, N25 10 second, SO 10 third $40 TO
-
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

Ninety three is the number Of conyicts in the
State Prison, at Windsor, this week To this
number the three sentenced in Chittenden County
Court, Friday, will soon be added-Ceorge Bu-
chanan, for man-slaughtor, ten years Jacob Nor
rison, for attempted rape, six years and Peter
Greno for grand larceny, three years.
One day recently, some six head Of cattle
were uncercmoniously "scraped or the track by
a freight train, some two miles below the station
at Sharon, and one cow belonging To J. H. Marsh
was killed, and another, belonging to John flem-
ing, was badly injured by Il broken leg, etc The
rest Of the herd escaped with good quantity Of
bruises.
On Saturday morning. the ID inst, the body
Of Thompson lamphere, u resident Of Quechee
was found in the Quechee river, about two and
one-half miles from the village, late in the day
on the preceding Tuesday, he was seen, since
which time II does not appear that he was seen
until his body was found. lie lay Upon his face,
with his head near the bank, and only partly COW
cred with water, On the bank, little more than
foot above him, We're marks which Indicated
that he had made violent struggle to rescue him
self lie was subject to fits, aud to one Of these
his death Is attributed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-14

AS EXCITING MErrNG-An exciting meeting
of the grantees OF the National Savings Bank Of
Concord. in which William ". Storrs was de
iautcr To the tune OF s65.ooo, was held this week
President ii~l7ry was taken in hand for alleged
nlisappropriauon OF money Of the hank, but after
ana explanation his resignation, which he offered
was refused au acceptance The meeting finally
adjourned without action on list ofohicers nom
mated.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-14

Purse of $3.50 for two-forty horses-sl25 "a
first sos % second, $40 % third, $50 70. fourth
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wINDHAM COUNTY.

The next annual meeting of the Baptist Sab
batl-school convention will be held at irattlcboro
ON the first Wednesday and Thursday in June, 10
Mr. Willard Dean, Of Grafton, had his hand
caught in threshing-machine recently, and his
hand and arm were torn on, pulling out the cords
above his elbow The arm has since been ampu-
tated and MIR Dean SUITES greatly from the in-
jury.
-Wilmington's town fair ON Thursday, proved
one Of the most successful that has been held in
many years. The stock Of cattle, although not as
large In numbers ON former occasions WAS ex-
ceedngly fine. The display in the floral hall was
unusually attractive A. p Childs, Of the Ben
nington Gd1ette, delivered speech
Up to Wednesday last J Estey & Co., Of Brat
tle.oro had manufactured fifty thousand two hun
bred and sNty-four cottage organs, or enough, If
placed in straight line to have measured over
fifty niles Seven hundred and forty -one were
sold last month, anu they are now considerably
behind their orders. Five hundred and four per-
sons were employed during September, the pay
roll for the month footing up twenty-six thousand
daiIara
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RfnioIH%Tr r, RI THE r,coNDITIoN or

T7T'T"7 w 77'"INTI'"T INFNIlW1
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-14

Purse Of $50, for three-minute horses--s75 l.
first, $50 % sec0nd, S25 % third. SIS 10 fourth
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11

At last the House of Representative
hos taken a step in the direction OF re-
moving the obstacles to navigation at
the mouth of the Mississippi river. II has
passed the Fort St. Philip Canal bill
the points of which are:
'"That work is to commence at some
point below Fort St Philip and continue
to the Gulf at some convenient point in
Brenton Pass, constructed, maintained
and supervised at the expense OF the Gov
eminent. Twenty thousand dollars have
been appropriated for the preliminary
survey. The canal is to be kept open
day and night, free of toll to our and all
vessels whose Governments are IN com
mercial amity with ours.
Louisiana shall cede its jurisdiction
over the lands required by the canal and
the military works for its defense.
The cost shall not exceed IS, 900, 600.
No money is TO be expended until the
entire work is under contract, and eight
million are appropriated, one-third OF
which may be expended each year.
Contracts go TO the lowest and best
bidder, and are to be awarded by the
Secretary of War.
No contract is to he considered unless
accompanied by S15, 900 forfeit.
Contractors shall work according TO the
plans and under the direction of the I'm
gineer Department.
The canal shall be completed within
three years from the comm encemeht
thereof"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11
Arkansas Matters.

LITTLE Rock, June. Judge Rice
and Circuit Clerk Prigmore, of Jefferson
county, recently arrested on the charge
of treason, were released to-day on 81, 900
bail each. Several parties were arrested
at Pine Bluff on civil process, charged
with treason, among others Sheriff
Vaughan.
The foregoing and other similar reports,
awaken the apprehension that the Ar
kansas people are inclined to overdo the
thing and put their recent success by the
aid of the Administratio to bad account.
The effect will be to lose its fruits in the
end and place the Administration at dis
advantage.
A systematic reign of terror to the
Brooks party would be the thing most
desired by Clayton and his discounted
clan. 1t would afford them all the capital
they desire to produce reaction in pub
lie sentiment, There is no estimating
the injury which the South has sustained
by the immoderation of those who assume
to be her leaders.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11
The Pre@idenI's Financial Wan
ifesIO.

A peal of thunder in clear sky could
not have been more startling than the
Presidents mantle este to the infationists
who constitute large majority of the Re-
publican party in Congress. 1t was a
proclamation in advance, of his intention
to veto hill which conference commit
tee had agreed upon and which had been
shrewdly devised by the managers as a
compromise measure for the settlement of
party differences. A Washington letter
SAYS ''the manifesto has been the absorb
ing theme of discussion among our public
men to day. On all hands the manner
of the thing is condemned. Blaine, who
has been particularly active in working
for compromise, feels very sore. The
ten dollar resumption feature of the letter
is much ridiculed. 1t certainly goes far
to sustain the assertion, telegraphed you
some time since, that Richardson had no
policy of any sort. but in all his official
actions Of this kind was merely obeylng
the orders of the commander-in-chief,
Grant The Republicans are badly hurt,
and buzz around like flies in sugar
hogshead."