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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13
CoMMIssIoSERs' NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District o. Washington Commission
crs receive and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate Of Lyman Powers late q
HuNhuryt said District deceased, and all claims exhibited
Offset thereto hereby give notice that viii meet for the
purposes aforesaid at the junction House" White River
Junction Hartford the second Saturday Of February
and second saturday Of June next. from ten o'clock A.
until three O'Clock, ~ NJ each Of said days and that six
months from the 18th day " December A. D. 1915 Il the time
limited by said Court for said creditors To pucsen their
claims 10 ms f0r examination and allowance
Dated at Hartford, this 2h day VI December, A. u. 1874
WM H. BAXTER, lr.,,,,,i..to,ors
V.m A. A. CflfTTENUIN.g '"hhiss""eiS'
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PosrAL CHANGES The following are postotlico
changes in the past week for Vermont; Offices
established-last Concord, Essex County, VT,
Noah W. Nicors, postmaster. Plymouth Union,
Windsor Vt, A. NJ. Earle, postmaster Post
masters appointed-Giles Sowles Alburgh Springs,
Grand Isle County, Vermont A. 5 Howard, East
Haven, Essex County Vt. Henry W. Fleetwood
has been rcnominatcd for postmaster at St. Johng-
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

y TNTNTI Of VIINWITN WNITlTNfI.
The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court the District Of Washington, Commission
receive examine and adjust all claims ami demands
" all persons against the estate " Charles Wang. late Of
Nurtlncd h. said district deceased, and all claims eNih
i Offset thereto hereby give notice that will NEST
Tor the purpose aforesaid. the late residence Of the de-
ceased the Tuesday " February and last Saturday
Of May next from one o'clock y ~ unn four O'clock
D. ~ each 81 sail days, and that six months from the LIST
DAY VI December, A. H. s7i Is the time limited by said
for said creditors 10 present their claims 10 Us for
examination and allowance.
Dated Mortified this 18Th dav " December A. D. lss.
69Ga CEORGE NICHOLS, Commissioners
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STATn or VERMONT
RA!,NpoLrm DISTINCT, IS.

In probate court, holden at Washington within and for
said district, the sth day " January, A. u. ls7h
Mason ingram, administrator the estate of Khofa In
gram late Of Washington IN said district deceased presents
his administration account for settlement Whceupon u
u ordered that the same he referred 20 the h day Of Janu
ary lrA. the registers Office Ia said Washington, for
animation and allowance and That all concerned be notified
hereof by the publication If hls order IN the Vermont
Waterman and state journal printed at Montpelier three
weeks gucreEzyev, aOun may be- that they may ap
pear ut said time and place, aud, u they cause, object
NELSON 4. TAYLOR, Register
Gi-G3 NELSON A. TAYLOR Register
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STArE or VERMONT,

- WAsIi NGToN DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, in and for sail
District. on the 3sl day II December, A. ID. 1874
Roswell Laird. administrator of the estate Of William
A. pHgo late Of Cabot in said district deceased, makes
application 10 said Court for license to sell all the
real estate Of said deceased representing that the SAFE
thereof may be necessary for the payment of the debts Of
said deceased and charges Of administration Of his estate
and II only part thereof shall he necessary afore
sail such part cannot be sold without injury 10 those IN
teresed in the remainder. Whercupon, Il ordered by
said Court that said application be Inferred TO ses
sion thereof, 10 he held at the Probate once IN said
Montpelier the 18Th day of January A. d. 1870, fot
hearing decision thereon and II Is further ordered that
persons interested be notified hereof by publication OF
notice OF said application and order thereon three weeks
successfully In tle Vermont Waterman state Journal
newspaper published at Montpelier and which crcuhte-
neighbOrloO Of those Interested before said time Of
hearing that they appear at said time and place and
Il they cause, object thereto.
by the Court.-Attest,
Sa-G n A. CHASE Register.
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IS the Court.-Attest,
s9-6 HARVEY TILDES Judge.
STATE OLE XERNIONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier IN and for said Dis
trict, the % day OF January A. ID. 1875;
David W Mower administrator Of the estate Of luos r.
Nichols Barre In said district, deceased presents
administration for examination and allowance,
and makes Application for ree Of distribution and par
the Of s,d deceased. Nhereupon, II Is or
that said account and said application
he referred To thereof be held the probate Of
nee said Montpelier, the 18th day Of January, A. ID.
lbs for hearing and decision thereon; And II further
ordered that hereof be 10 all persons interested,
mobilization the three weeks successfully In the
Vermont Wateman and state journal. newspaper pub
lsld at Montpelier previous to said time appointed for
hearing that they appear at said time and place and
show II they may have Why said account should
not he allow ed, and such decree made.
ny the Court-Attest,
CO HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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Special 3lofres.


Henry's Carbolic Salve il well known that h b
only necessary to caution against limitations. u requires
careful admiXture Of the cnrhuc acid with Other neii
pr,uce that may be- relied upon. The genu-
Inc only guaranteed. See that b,ars the signature ana
private proprietary stamp IT John Henry. sold BY an
druggists and dehler-. JOHN ,. HENRY CtBHAN &
Co.. pfupriet0rs. and College Place. New York.
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ItaaI WoGfe5.
COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

- FSTATE OF TifzARET1I CAHIIL.
The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
probate court for the district of Washington, commissioner
10 reeeve examine. and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate Of Elizabeth Cah late Of
Nofthheld IN said district deceased. and all claims exhb
lie IN Offset thereto, hereby give notice that they VIII meet
TOT The purposes Aforesaid At the store OF N N chase In
N0rhhed the tth Tuesday Of January and 9Th Tuesday
OF june next, from O'Clock. NJ, until Ave O'Clock "
w. on each " said days and that sis months from the 2l
day " December A. u, ls1l, Is the time limited by said
nation and allowance.
Dated Norhhcld. this in day u Jahnnry A. d. 1873
sl-63 n. CHASE. 'umhs-l"heif'
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GRilSsBoRo.'l The house of George Waterman,
at the head Of the Lake, was entirely destroyed
by fire on Tuesday morning. the 9th inst lie built
fire about four O'Clock in the morning, and went
back to bed in short time he heard a crack
ling noise up stairs, and ON going to learn the
cause, found the chamber on fire Most OF the
furniture was saved. Loss about 5000
&C. c. Clary, Of Greensboro, and lhiander Low,
Of stannard, have nice lawsuit started Some
five weeks ago they snapped horses, Clary getting
tho best end of the trade Low has been to
Clary to get him to swap back, Clary refusing to
comply. ON Sunday morning, the ID inst, when
Clary went to the barn To do his chores, he found
the old white horse back in the stable, and the
black one he had of Low gone Monday NJ II.
Cnthbertson, deputy sheriff, went to Mr. Lows and
found the black horse safely locked into tho barn,
Low was arrested and brought to Greensboro vii.
lage. lie plead not guilty, and his father gave
bonds for his appearance for trial on Friday, the
18th inst, at ten o'clock, A. NJ
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COMMISSIONERS NoTIcE,

The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District 81 Washington, Commission
ers receive examine and adjust all claims and deman
Ut all persons against the estate Of Orrin Heath,
Cabot In said District. deceased and all claims
hhie In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We Will
meet for PURPOSES aforesaid, at the dwelling house Of
ne iow win Heath ~ Cabot on 18Th day Of January
and 5th day Of May next from O'Clock until nve
O'Clock each Of said days, and that six months from
thu sth dag OF November A. D. sI is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors To present their claims 70 Us
for examination aud allowance
Dated AZ Cabot this 10Th day Of November \. D. 1874
u. +. SCOTT, ,,.s.,,.t ..t....,-,
N-u q. h. PAIGE COMMISSIONER
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A ELLINGTON HOUSE.

Corner Causeway and Canal streets, Boston.
Entirely new. and Furnished with all modern improve
ments Clerks attendnnee OF all hours It's nearess
the Lowell Eastern, fitchburg and Boston Maine rail-
lepos offer special advantages TO usse arriving late
night OF taking early morning trains.
:. II. DUMAS proprietor,
late Of rhmuix Hotel, Concord, y, H., ami proprietor
Boar's Head Hotel Hampton Beach. @-13
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The new ARLNGroN IlorEL," on Causeway
street Boston is elegantly fitted and furnished
and will prove favorte resort for travellers 10
and from this vicinity Mr. Dumas the landlord,
is well known as proprietor Of the famous Boar s
Head Hotel, Hampton Beach Mr. u. is Mont
pclier Boy, and will always be glad to eXtoud
courtesies 10 all Ncmonters
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STATE OF VERMONT

-
In Probate Court held Montpelier In said District,
the lsfh day Of December A. u. 1874;
James W Davis Administrator with the VIII annexed,o
estate Julia NJ Staples, late Of Montpelier In said
District deceaaed presents his administration account for
examination and allowance, and makes Application for
distribution and partition Of the estate Of said de-
ceied WhercuDon, 1t Is ordered by said Court that said
and said application be referred to session
thereof 10 be held AZ thei'rohae ONCE In said Mont
pelier on the 18th day Of January. A. ID. 1875, for
hearing and decision thereon; and, II Is further
dered, that notice be given 10 all persons interested
publication OF the three weeks successfully In the
Vermont Waterman state Journal, newspaper pub
llshed Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed for
hearing they appear at said time and place and
show any they may have, why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made.
by the Court-Attest - -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

TIM SrArE PRsoN.-Ihe number Of couyicts
confined In the state prison is now one hundred
and six males and four females As there are only
one hundred and four cells, and two Of these have
generally been used for solitary punishment it
makes the prison too small for the accommodation
Of its increase in numbers, aud there has never
been any proper place Of confinement Tor women
Mcssrs Nlawhinney & Co. are compelled to em-
ploy all the available help these con,icts afford.
and last month credited the state with two thou
sand three hundred day work It is iutimatcd
that possibly an appropriation may be made at
the coming extra session for improvements which
will include shoproon which is already too small
! to give employment to all, and too compact for
the health and discipline Of the conyicts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

TINS ST. ALntNs BUTTER MARKET yesterday
was dull and prices about the same as last week
We quote winter made at twenty to twenty-five
cents for common to fair, and wenty-eght to
thirty cents for medium to good. Fall made,
Thirty To- thlrty-h,e, and selections thrty-seycn
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RnEonT Or rue coNDITI9eN OF .. TIE l.Il.

STATE OF VERMONT |, Charles A. Reed, Cashier
CorNrV ~ WASHINGTON S. Of the ahOve-named hank,
do soennly that the above statement l. true TO the
best Of my knowledge and belief. - .
CHARLES A. REED Cashier.
Snsc.iled and To before me this lth day Of JAM
uar, lS7S. GEORGE g. KELLoGG, Notary Public
Corect-Alests gro. q. sIIEPARD,l
4 P.JEMErr Directors
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PArENrs TO NEnMoNrilss. The following pat
ents have just been granted 70 citizens Of this
state r. DurlSee, Stockhrdge, set works for saw
mills; W. j. Goodnough, $ Worden and O.
Luce, Brandon embarrassing machine L. j.
House, Salem, stump extractor and stone puller
l. @ Spencer. 81. lohn.bnry. BONN scale.
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Coon rENrLAils. The annual meeting OF Tue
Good remplars Of the state WAS held at Northheld
ycstcrday-was fully attended, aud the proceed
mgs were deeply interesting fullreport will be
given next week
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PLAYED out Nostrums.

VIII goldfish oil cure a consumptive cough? Sol VIII
opiates Noil VIM mhalntiour Noit Can such cough
H. cured all Yes, can Reject all these nustruins
they been weighed Ia the balance and found wanting
Try HALF's HuNEY 90 HuREHOtND ANo TAR. Thousands
upon thousands using Millions have triel IL. So far
II has disappointed any who took u
for o cough cold, however violent
Tfatfh al Irlft. nu re- n ONE IA
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X7rnMoNr METHODIST SEMINARY AMI

FEMALE COLLEGE,
At MONTPELIER Vt Winter Term Begins December 9Th and
March l2th rs-class school English and Class
e for both ladies and gentlemen. Expenses moderate
send for catalogue.
4. WHITE, Triuaiual.
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DNERTisINGi Cheap Cool Sgsfemofic -
All persons who contemplate making contracts with
newspates tile Insertion " embellishments should aend
25 cents To Ge0nge J. Howell A 60 Al Park Row, New
York Tor their PAMPHLET BOOK. iHiHefy-sepefh ef-
containing lists Of 2ON newspapers and csnaics
showing the Advertisements taken for leading pares
many "a tremendous reduction from publisher
rates. BoOk.
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Vermont State Teachers Association.


The twenty ffth annual meeting OF the Vermont
State Teachers Association will he held at Acad-
envy Hall, S. lohnsbury, on Thurday and Friday
January DIST and Odd Return checks will be
furnished over the Connecticut and Passumpsic
railroad, Montpelier and Wells River railroad,
Portland and Ogdonsburg railroad and South
Eastern railroad The Central Vermont railroad
reduces rates twenty-five per cent
The following is the programme
TnrnspAf.
I'm. Organization.
30 Addfess Edward Consnt, President Of Association.
Randolph.
$3.50 Lecture sermons n Stones. Prof H. NJ. seelye
Mhiltbuy
FRIDAY.
81 y-Busne's Meeting. Reports of Executive Commit
lee and treasurer.
sp-Generai discussion concerning new and valuable
! Textbooks.
l0-paJcr; Rrvewof Allen and Grcenoighs Latin dram.
/ mar. rfuf. ". g. summons, burlington,
Discussion The BEST method Of teaching iyslol
usy iu schools Opened BY Judah Dana, Rutland.
LILO Discussions TIE merits and utility Of Sterle's Four
teen Weeks Series. Dr. \. Banows Merden, n IT, Chas
4, Bunker, peichain
2 =. a. raref Written Examinations. Mr., Mary "
! lde, 81 Johnsbury.
| 2i0-Parer. The Osuego Normal School system Of In
/ structlon. Mis- Lizzie A Reese. burlington.
alua Discussion Ought the " higher English
and Classical study for High schools and Academies q
80 four years n length nso- A. GATES, Aofnsfhle D. ;
| Blown, Lyndon Centre.
| d8u- Election Of officers. miscellaneous business.
] Tlt Historical Address J =. spauldur, Barre.
| sI5-Nddrcss' J. ". Worcester, u. D., Burlington,
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,-., -, -. Z .,.,. t..ii
lac, ,.ool, and ,ho t,ro,,,r,, ,,a,d -, oe,cer.
oloc,ed
pro.idon, -rrosh,, Miller r,,fr,t
v,oo pros,don,. Al N.In,oyh t,,iel AZ e.
na,,t,,n pa,,,,.1
c,.,,a, M I cn,,,.,, no+hI
,ssis,,,,, so.ro,or, "A uo.tt,. ue,t.d
r,oo.,,r,, ,t Syi,os,or notbd
Auditor NJ Morsb petbc,
nircctors- y roayeland sanpsl Riford
p,-,in,roo. 1,bn tyndc Wuionsto,,p. NJ II f.av-
tord pr,ol Geld, / "a Na,d II I Morse Ran
dol,b lanes Fsrnharu q q Whitnev TuulriJ.e
Cear,e + uyde chelsea. l,bn n rlazcn uatt-
ford / II Marsh "A NoAor sharon, T,se,l
e. NcKcpzic Woodst,c. Charlie. AZ Grave.
Henry wood barnard David Tolles. ID L.
Steorns Ro,.lton Edwin Morse Myrou burnett
pe,,el. VIM n Dulsee Rrool<s stocl,-
bridge A Ellis pttsfeld. Isaac Hubbard
Rocbester + Perkins II NJ Vail pon,fret
Inop motion IL was then voted ~ o,tend ana in
,itatiop IN the vernout state Board Of Minincapd
Agriculture In hold n ,neotin, here the prcsept
| uintar
The peetino was ,uitc filly attended there he
in,, oyer ono hundred nemlsrs nresent
| p,uun,, Nfrr-r,,,, rl,, ,r,.,,.t,,,s aud ,.,I,
ers interested in tbsnronoscd Vermont and Deer.
field River narrow gauge railroad from Shelburne
Falls to sbcrburne VI which will connect with
tho pronosed Nloutnelier and Rutland road. held n
large and entbnsiastic meeting At 1ond,ndorr,,
VI Thursday 10 tate come action toward build
inn, thero.d Aothoriyed ronrescntatives Of pe,rl,
|
and n worry general toelirg NJ confidence ,ile,
that tho rooJ vonld soon he buut John S,,,,,.nc
ono of tho nroiectors of the road who caused
u,oror,b snrve, of tho cntire line last sn,u,uer
made a formal reno,t while others funishe,
statements in regard TO the amount Of business
etc alonr its line The representatives GENERALLY
gave announcement that their respectiye town
would hear the exnense Of constructing the roa,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

WAusrELD.- The Congregationasts Of this
place held their irst public service in the yestry Of
their new house last sabbath. There was a large
and exceedingly happy attendance. The ladies Of
the Home Circle propose to have festival, in the
yestry, ON Thursday evening, January DIST. Re
frcshmcnt- will be provided
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

Is Sacramento one day the people were puzzled
and amused at seeing the police compel every
Chnaman to stop and show the bottoms Of his
feet Tho officers would hold mp the foot after
the manner Of n horseshoer, and critically eX-
anime the sole Of the shoe. The explanation WAS
dat "a shoe store had been robbed by Chinese
burglars aud the dealer stamp WAS on all Of the
stolen goods,
MASONIC. , asert Lee Go% %o g, = {
NJ will d. held a. their Hall.
On Monday Eve. Jan. rs, at lie o'clock.
b o-irr Of The W NJ.
rms 81 cAyr sefy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

RFNuiNG Room ENrEWAINMENE-An enter
tainment consisting OF select readings, charades
aud tablcaux, with vocal and instrumental music,
win be- given at Village Hall, ON Monday evening
Of next week This entertainment about which
there has been much speculation and anxiety, and
several dates announced, is finally fixed, and all
who desire a downright good evenings amuse-
mcnt aud instruction, should not forget it-be-
sides. those who would aid the deserving enterprise
ola free reading room should take pains to pat
,...f4.
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~ W o X X I X L T. =.
- The Leading American Newspaper"
THE BEST ADVERTISING NEDTiNt
Daily $40 year; semi-weeldy So weekly, 81.
Postage free to the subscriber. Specimen copies
and advertising Weekly. clubs OF thirty or
more, only 81 postage paid Address rnE TnHt NJ, N.Y.
III
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FATALLY 1NJUHED Wilbur r. Dodge, who was
injured ON the Wells River railroad, on Saturday,
tie ID inst, by being caught while Stacking cars
at Planfod died ON Tuesday Of last week. 1t
was his last request that he be buried with the hon
ors Of odd Fellowship, feeling grateful as he ex-
pressed himself for the sympathy extended by
the brethren Of Vermont Lodge, No ., l. o. Of o,
+ in which no held membership, Accordingly,
about forty members Of the lodge in this place
went to Barre, on Thursday Of last week, to pay
the last tribute Of respect to their late brother.
The funeral sermon was preached by the Rev.
Walter Underwood, chaplain Of the lodge. The
caskot was trimmed with silver odd Fellow trim
mings and beautiful wreath forming the three
links, was placed upon the top Of the coffin. Al
tho grave, tho solemn and impressive burial ser
vices Of the order were performed in creditablc
manner
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-01-13

Mrs, lockwood OF Springfield, nm old lady
seyenty-eght years old fell down stairs, recently,
and broke her shoulder, and was otherwise badly
bruised Her recovery Is considered doubtful
The diptheria epidemic at Royalton las car
red OFF fourteen members of the twenty families
in the village and within a circuit Of few miles,
there have been many other deaths.
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3lep Embellishments.


FOR sALEi
HOUSE ASD LOT on Main street. L. PALMER.
eln
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ALVIN BRALEY, }
GEORGE NICHOLS, Directors.
rIIAS. A. EDGEKrON,S
REn,opE,s2E rHHE sesoSlDss|IrlI,ots H.. Of 4,

IOfT V7''fau5
STATE or VERMONT, l, Charles A. King, Cash
CouNTf oF WAsniNeroN S. er Of the above named bank,
do soenly swear that the nboye statement Is true 10 the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
CHARLES A. KISti, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me, this lth day Of jan
uafy, 1873. ErllkAiM y. FRENCH, Notary fublic.
Coroct,-Attcst,
n. W. BRALfY,)
l.. v. ALDNCH,i Directors,
h. H. FRENCH, }
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BoomsrER -Railroad matters are assuming a
moro hopeful aspect. Se,cnloi our citizens have
gone to South Londonderry to meet Mr. Spngue,
Of Mass who is working IN the interest Of the
proposed line from Shciburne Falls, Mass, TO
Sherburne, VI and Others along the route t. talk
over the whole matter of a narrow gauge road
FROM Massachusetts 20 Canada 1t is believed by
many that the prospect never looked so promising
rs now. and it is expected that steps may be niti-
ated at this meeting, which shall work practical
results tie coming spring