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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09
Personal.

LIEUT.. Gov. HiScKLiY, Of this state, was on'
Of the vice presidents Of the late convention
Of the American cheap transportation convention
at Richmond, Va.
THT Rev Edwin Whcelock, pastor Of the Con
gregational Church at Winoosd, Is about tc
move his family from Cambridge, where he form
erly resided to winoosh
VIZ understand that Mr.. J. S Cilley, Principal
Of the school at Brandon, has declined the offei
recently made him 10 take charge Of the state
Normal School at Randolph
REV DASfrL C Ronu,rs, rector Of St Thomas
church, Brandon, has received unanimous cal
from the wardens and yettrymen Of Christ church
Rochester. N Y, with salary Of 5000 and par.
sonage
NJ n CARrRNrKn, formerly Of st. Adams, and
a young gentleman well known to many Of our
readers IL now located In chicago lie IL doing a
hourishing law business and is winning popular
ity outside OF his profession, having just been
elected captain Of crack militia company, and
made the recipient Of fine sword
HARRsoN PRrSDLE and family, formerly Of Rut-
land, arrived home from Europe on Wednesday,
and in Manchester on Friday Mr. Pnndle will
be remembered as the New York insurance man
whose accounts didn't come out all right few
months ago
TnE Barton Monitor learns from Julian Scott,
the artist who was at one time in the class at West
Point with the late Lieutenant Sartle formerly Of
llarton. that Lieutenant SaItles classmates are
about 10 raise a considerable sum Of money Tor
the benefit and support Of the little child that wa.
deprived OF both parents by their death in New
Mexico One wealthy member Of the class will
give a sun equal to that donated by all the other
members and the prospect Is good for missing a
sum sufficient to support the child.
Is the Jefferson county West virginia. Circuit
Court, last week Monday, Daniel Ames former
mayor Of Harpers Ferry obtained divorce from
Mary Clemmer Amos, the literary celebrity, who
is now residing in Washington The Chronicle Of
that cit, hopes the issue Of this affair will be as
fortunate as that OF Ills Two Wives" novel
which Mrs Ames has just concluded in Every
Saturday in which, after being divorced the
miserable couple meet, make up remarry and
settle down 10 permanent happiness.
VIZ regret to record the death Of Jacob NJ small
ley, which occurred last week at Los Angeles.
Cal MIR Smalley was the third son Of the Hon
lafid =. Hmalleyi OF burlington anu AZ the time
Of his death WAS thrty-seyen years old lie had
faithfully served in the merchant marine and
naval service and in the latter was finally dis
sbled while serving as master on gunboat OIL
Port Royal, S. G. subsequently he went to Utah,
where be was engaged in mining, but returned
about two years since. Last May lie again changed
his residence to los Angeles, where he has since
lived He was genial, kind hearted man. and
leaves many friends to lament his death
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LtaaI Mofrfs.
STATE OF VERMONT

- wAsIffSGToN DISTRICT. S.
In Probate Court held Montpelier, and for said Dis
trict, the ith day Of December, A. u. 1874:
An instrument purporting 10 be the last WIN and Testa
ment u VIM Lee late o, Mofeown, In said District. de-
ceased being presented to the Cont by Arad Thomas. the
Executor therein name for Probate II ordered by said
Court that all persons concerned therein he notified to
session Of said Court. 10 be held at the Probate
Oce In Montpelier the 18th day OF December. I'D lst
and show cause they may have against the Probate
of said viii for which purpose Il Is further ordered that
copy Of the record OF this order be published three weeks
successively In the Vermont Waterman state Journal.
printed Montpelier previous To said time appointed for
hearing by the Court.-Attest,
R-ss n A. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

THE GHpKER MARCH A match game Of check
els was begun at the Rates House, Rutland, Thurs
DAY, between John McGregor, Of ESSEX junction,
aud C. r Bressee Of Albany, y. Y. The referees
were for McGregor, \ j. blanchard, Of Burling-
ton for Bressee, y A. Bailey, Of Rutland.
ON the first day twelve OF the fifty games were
played, all resulting in draws" On the second
DAY thirty-oue were played, twenty-seven being
draws, McGregor winning three and Bressee one.
This left seven games to finish the fifty, and these
were played saturday morning Six were draw
and Bressee won one This leaves the match and
championship with MeGregor, he having won
three games and Bressee two.
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HARDwicK -Wm II. Underwood has bought
the Asahel Hall farm for $500 1t is situated
about three miles north Of this village and con-
,taius one hundred acres.
= v Han has purchased the II A. shedd
place near Green's tannery, for 81, 500 immediate
possession given. 1t was owned by the estate OF
the late Henry A. shedd, and consisted Of a set
OF buildings and about eight acres Of land.
--Saml X, Norris thinks that he is little ahead
OF Boynton on skim milk " calves. lie recently
butchered one six months old that dressed three
hundred and ninety pounds, yielding thirty pounds
OF rough tallow. MIX and meal makes IA, calves
and pays well.
sheriff Preston has appointed VIM, II Ward
Of this village a deputy, This appointment SET
tiles the result Of the county convention raid "
Of last July and IL is hoped also some Of theangry
feelings engendersd by that controversy
The numbering business this winter promises
more activity than last. large purchases Of dry
lumber along the line Of the I. q o. II. H., by the
Steam rim Co at Greensboro Station are reported,
which clears out accumulated stocks At the mills,
aud stimulates the business during the presen,
! season.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

SANTA ANNA is living comfortably In the city OF
Mexico. lie is described Ms still Of sn upright,
suldierly figure, with eyes as black as 3 coal. and
thin but not gray hair,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

THE WATER TANKS AND COOLERS

THE WATER TANKS AND COOLERS
Made by ne T. s. Artificial stone Co.. Sorthneid w.
giving universal Satisfaction Their capacity for keeping
water pure and sweet Is truly wonderful ANY amount OF
reliable testimony could he furnished this point Livery
family should have Imperfect ones promptly re-
placed.
A. the directors think they hire the stone for their
goods ground cheap. than they grind Il by steam they
ofer Tor sale good steam Engine, together with Stone
Crusher and Grinder Also set Of Bhckmi,hs and set
Of Tnmans tools For further information send postage
stamp for Circular, ruce Lists, &c, -
Address d. T. AyFRILL. TREAS,
Nor.hued. Vt
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NAME HOOD. WOMAN MOOD.
AND NERv DISEASES.
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edition OF we oefur"ed heui'Al WORK ehulrH SILLY
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aged men ~ particular SV pages bound N beautiful
trehvh oio'h' hlus'fa'eu' pfloe ohl} 81
A pooL for Evarx Woman
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY or woMAN, ASH
HhR DISEASES or, Woman Treated y PhyHoiogieaiiB
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09
4 LARGE sr0cK or rMBRELLAs
nrssoLurroS or COMPREHENSIVE.

The partnership heretofore existing between the sub
tcflicfe. under the nun nome II Cobb a tummns, "
hereby Dissolved hy mutual consent Al persons having
claims against the nm requested n bring them In At
and a due said nrm remaining unsettled
January lst, l-7', viii be left with an attorney.
Montpelier Dec. lst ls5a HENRY 1OnB
A O. GTMMINA.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09
COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

The UNDERSIGNED having been apioined by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District " Washington, Commission
and adjust all claims and demands
persons against the estate Of Hiram Carlton late OF
Harre In said District deceased and all claims exhibited In
of et thereto, hereby give nore that We VIII meet Tor the
purposes Aforesaid. at the dwelling house OF Mrs Hiram
Carlton said barre the lth day u January and the 9TH
day Of May from o'clock, nntl four O'Clock.
each said days, and that months from the 18th
day November A. d s14 Is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims TO us for eranina-
ton and allowance.
Dated at Rare ihis ID day Of December A. d. 1874
n 2. ANRRlLL, lf,n,,r..io,...
sos SAMUEL QUITS, ,0n'''S''o'e'''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

HANCOCK man riding colt last winter,
plunged into deep snow-drif, which had eris1od
over and the colt fell and broke his fore leg The
owner c. T. Wilton slung him up in the barn,
SET the leg and after six weeks careful attendance
was rewarded By seeing his colt rapidly gaining,
and il is now perfectly free from any lameness
whatever The colt is five years old.
Tho singing school, at the Town Hall, last
Thursday evening, under the tuition of Frank
Lamb, of Granville, was well attended and bids
fair to be a success
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Sprriai Uofres.
LIVE AGENTS WANTED,

To SILL "DR CfIASE's RECIPES" on, "INfORMA-
rION FOR EVERYBODY, p In every county In America.
Enlarged by the publisher TO hundred and
pages II contains two thousand household recipes
and suited all classes and conditions Of society
wonderful book and household necessity II sells At
sight inducements offered 10 book agents
Exclusive territory given Re,ais for two dollars Agents
than double their money Address,
tlSs Ann Arbor. Michigan.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The new Odd Fellows
hall at St Johnsbury, the first in Vermont, was
dedicated on Tuesday evening, December l. The
building is one Of the finest in the village, which is
noted for its fine buildings. 1t is ffty-three by
seventy feet, and four stories Zone hundred feet
high, including basement, and being built OF brick,
with a slated roof, is nearly fire proof The base
ment and first two stories are used for stores and
offices, being nearly all rented at good rates,
already. The upper floor contains the hall, prob
ably the most beautiful OF the kind in the state
large dining-room, for suppers, etc, kitchen, sup
piled with running water and every convenience,
reception rooms, etc. Grand Master l.. G. Stiles
conducted the cereRones, assisted by the officers
OF Caledonia Lodge and the following Grand
Officers OF the state, viz Grand Secretary John n
Gale, OF St Johnsbury; Grand Treasurer John
Rettng OF Brattleboro; Grand Guardian A. ~
Pearsons, of Montpelier, and Rev. u NJ Tilotson,
of St. Johnsbury, officiating as Grand Chaplain
The address was given by Grand Representative
John L. Spring, Of Lebanon, New Hampshire.
Delegations were present from the various lodges
in the state, and good delegation from Lebanon,
n IL The services we're attended by alarge audi
ence and were very interesting and impressive
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

RAILROAD NEGOTIATIONS We understand that
the negotiations for the purchase Of the Vermont
& Canada railroad by the Central Vermont have
been suspended temporarily the Central manage
meut being willing to complete the trade when
ever the officers Of the Vermont & Canada road
viii gives them deed in compliance with the
order Of the court Of chancery
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ALlr nnnhir Assured.

resident Of Bangor. Maine, writing C. " CRrrEN-
ION, sixth Avenue, for supply OF HAAS HoSEr or
HoRIHot 40 AID TAR mentions incidentally that three
months ago = New England Life Insurance Company
fused 10 grant him policy the ground that he
sumpNve But he adds thanks 10 the healing properties
Of that Invaluable preparation. my lungs perfectly
sound and Yesterday passed medical animation. with
ont objection being made ami insured life for $500
PiKE's ToorH-AcuE DRors Cure In moment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

ESGNr COMPANY nrcTioSs Capitol Engine
Company 30 ., elected, Wednesday evening the
following board Of officers for the year ensuing
Foreman o A. seabury Assistant Foreman
George 5 Robinson Foreman Of Hose, George A.
Peck Clerk W ] Dewey Treasurer, John W
Page steward James Snow Collector Charles
, Robinson
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Marriaars.

In Barre, November 2s by Rev. L. Warren Mr.. ELISHA
i. GALE and Mn. ANS 4. BrRNHAM, both Of Williams
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WArsFiELp. Say what you will ola deprecated
currency, there was a gold basis to the green
backs which that crowd Of unexpected guests
left with Rev W. II. Walbridge and wife last
Wednesday evening, the gold Of hearty good
will Mr. W is soon to assume the pastoral
eharg. Of the society worshipping in the New
Church In stowe
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PU RE WIN ES.

The attention Of invads and persons In delicate health 10
invited our large stock Of PURE wISEs.
OLD PORT VINE, strengthening and nvieoratins
MALMsEY WINE restores the and mpafts vgor
10 an exhausted system.
PALE SHERRY to be used with tonlos. for restoring the
appetite. Daily recommended by our best physicians.
In BOTTLES by the gallon. ordes for families
fully filled. packed. and forwarded
JAMES DINGLEY 4 Co.,
Is and 20 MIN street, Boston.
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TINE suBscRIBERs

Having formed co-arinershp under the Old nm name q
Cobb Cummins will continue the Marble business IN I'll
~ branches, ~ the old stand opposite Hyde Fosters
where viii he found all better assortment OF both
Foreign and American Marble Work. both finished and I'M
nnihed than be- found the state also importers o.
Scotch Granite Monuments and manufacturers Of all Kinds
u American Granite Work required cemeteries, all Of
which will he soi NJ the forrest cash prices. Having
gagged an the help o. the old Arm shall continue to man
ufacure first clasa work.
MONTPELIER, Dec. lst, isil HENRY COBB
H-ss L.C. CtMMiNs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

CoNGBFss The opening Of the second session
Of the iorty-thiri Congress, Monday, attracted a
very large and brilliant assembly Precisely at
twelve % clock both Houses were JAILED To order
hy Speaker Blaine, Of the House, and Vice lresi-
dent Wilson Of the Senate The usual order Of
routine business was gone through With and then
committee was appointed Ia wait upon the Pre-
ident and inform him that Congress was ready 10
receive any message he might have 20 communi-
cate The Presidents message was received, and
read Ia both Houses
In the senate the certificate Of the election Of
Senator Edmunds Of Vermont was placed on file
Bills were introduced 20 revise the customs and
collection laws for the relief of sufferers by
grasshoppers 70 frame government for the Dis
trlct of Columbia
IN the House, the roll call showed two hundred
and thirty-oight out of three hundred aud one
members present -Four new members-Schell
aud Chittenden OF New York iinck OF Ohio and
Carpenter Of South Carolina, were sworn in
Little business was transacted. Mr. Ilner, Of In
diana, reported bill providing for the appropria-
ton OF $4,000 for scales % be used in the Post
Once Department, in carrying out the new law
relative TO newspaper postage
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

Ross, Vergennes, machines for finishing horse
shoe nails and process Of manufacturing horse
shoe nails james Hidden Barre sawrniil head
blocks G. J wardven, Rutland oscillating
stean-ensines and reciprocatng engines. Levi
K Fuller, Brsttleboro washers for wood screws.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

DR.. Bakers Pain Panaccn, for Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Cramps, Collie Darrhmal Cholera Morbus Cholera
iufautum, sputnst Buns, Seals Bruises. Chnhliins
FROST bites swengs Soreness Of the Joints, and all pain
FOL afe tiuns " the body, external and internal for
Colds Sorc-hroat Quinzy and diseases Of the throat
mncou. membrane It is an invaluable remedy. JOllN
HENRY, Cl RHAN 4 Co., pfopuotor, and College
Place Ne,g York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

THK ST ALnASs BETTER MARKET YESTERDAY
was dull and butter lower; mostly winter made
that is Offering and selling from 25c to % and 33c
We quote common TO fair IS and 30c; medium L
good % and &c; choice IS and IS selections at q
and 90 Choice fall selertnns 4lc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

MUSICAL ASSOCIATIONS The Orleans County
Musical Association will hold convention at Bar
ton, commencing Tuesday January 9Th and clos
ing Friday evening, January 18th, with concerts
Thursday and Friday evenings PEof l.. q. Elmer
son has been engaged as director, and Mr.. P
Cohb Of Boston. as pianist and comic soloist.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

VERMONT COTTON INDUSTRIES. Vermont has
ten cotton mills, with one thousand two hundred
and seventy -four looms and eight thousand nine
hundred and forty-eight spndles, consuming dur
ing the year ending Juy lst, 1874 two million
seven hundred aud thity-four thousand one hun
dred and sikty-seven pounds Of cotton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

Obituary We are panied To learn Of the
death Of EBES p LEWIS, Esq, Of Sou,hbrdse,
Mass. which occurred ON the 9Th inst, after
week illness Of pneumonia Mr. Lewis was the
mex, older brother 81 William C. Lewis, Esl, Of
this village and va. most estimable and worthy
man. His age was 80 years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

PnrENr forR Buls.-The Hon Clark King
Treasurer Of the Washington County Agricultural
Society, desires that all bills asains, said society
should be presented TO him at once for payment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

NorcE-the next meeting Of the ladies'
Temperance Association. will be held on Thurs
day p. NJ, December 18th, at the chapel Of tile
Unitarian church
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

SUPERIOR ARTICLE The water tanks and
coolers manufactured by the United States Ar,if-
c.al Stone Company al Mortified, combine more
good points than any other article manufactured
for this purpose Parties desiring anything Of
chi. character should not fail 10 examine them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

REAL Estate SALE astus Hubbard has pur.
chased Of &. Perrin the brick block Of tue lat
ter, ON State street, paying therefor the sum Of
elcySn thousand dollars
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RrprcrioN IN GAS kATrs. ON and after Dec
ist parties burning one thousand feet or more, Of
gas win be charged at the rate Of So per thousand
between FIVE hundred and one thousand feet s. 30
per thousand and under Eve hundred feet, per
thDu-aud
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

Mn C. ENEnY, In another column, calls at
teuuon 90 q very desirable article in the shape Of
an absolutely non-eKplosiye kerosene lamp. This
article may be relied upon as being all he claims
fori and no one using kerosene can afford to be
without il Give Il a trial
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

A NARROW EscArE-Ihe mail train from
Wells River, Friday evening, ran into aud killed
a pair Of cattle just this side Of Peabodys Sta
ton Fortunately, however no damage was
done 70 the train
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/ To SCHOOL TEACHERS A nice present for your
scholars GLASS CARDS Teachers name printed
in gilt. on cards Of various colors Call and eH-
anime specimens
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A NicE pRfsENr A dozen or two Of the glass
cards for your children, with their names printed
In gilt Printed 10 order at this office
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REDuCuoN ~ fAnEs. On and after January
lst. the Central Vermont railroad will issue local
tickets at reduction Of fifteen cents from the
rates established by the tariff Of that date, when
said tickets are purchased at the once Of the COM
many
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

KEY WEST CIGARs.-our celebrated Fornosas" brand
is the best and ehsapeii Cigar in the market as-e,
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Entitled sexual PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN. ASH
HRR DISEASES or, Woman TREATED u PhynoiogicaiiB
and Pahoiogcaiy In health and disease from Infancy
Oid Agr 80 pagcs. bound beautiful French cloth viii
the VERY best prescriptions for prevailing diseases price s. %
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VILLAGE FINANCES. -- The bailins make this
year an excellent financial statement, showing the
sum Of s524N in the treasury. The following is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

g W hlflthlhn VI hohuI VI tie
primary department OF the graded school, for the
last quarter, Miss Mary n. Cressey, teacher
The following have had no absent or tardy
mark. Florence lIaines, Abbie IIaiues, Ada FL
liott, Jennie Gilmore, Julia Henry Minnie Joslyn,
Nellie wrisley, Freddie Fortier Eddie Palmer,
Josie Remington; and Evan Evans, who was at
home one day only, on account OF sickness.
The following had no tardy marks Nellie Con
nor, Anna Common, Jennie Coffin, Bonnie Congo,
Winnie Kneeand, Clarence kneelsnd, Fred
Lease John Deal, John Marshal, Fred stemm,
Matthew foner
The following had only one tardy mark each
Ira Stemm, Dannie richardson, Hattie Marshall,
Lucy Gilmore.
This list would have been very much larger, but
a number Of the scholars were kept away, by hay
ing the canker rash.
Miss Cressey was obliged To leave her school a
week before its close. account Of a severe lung
difficulty, We are happy To know that she is now
recovering
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

The winter term Of Bradford Academy will
commence on Monday the l4th instant
States attorney May, Of St Johnsbury, went
down to ropsham recently according to agreement
and assisted town grand juror Ober in prosecut-
ing David Moulton for selling liquor lie was
convicted Of seven second ofIenses, and WAS fined
sl4O and so costs In default Of bail he Was
committed to jail Moulton has not only sold,
but manufactured liquor