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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15
ISAAC vINcrNr's ESTATE.

II NWNNT~NTWNTTt~T NWTTIT-
The undersigned, having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court Tor The District of Washington, Commissioners
10 receive. and adjust all claims and demands an
persons against The estate OF Isaac vincent late of Enst
Montpelier, In sa District, deceased. and all claims cNhib
TIED M Offset thereto, hcruhy give notice that viii
the purposes aforesaid, at tie dwelling blouse 81 Horace
Vincent, the 18th day Of January tho 18th day
April next, tron one ocluk y. NJ until onr o'clock. p
each of said days. aud that months from the 26ih day
October, A. D. ls55 u the time limited by SAID Court
said creditors present their claims Tor examination
and allowance
baiei at East Monipeli this ~ day oi Nov A. d. lss5.
o7m T HESMMh II !, fs2I1rlyvi'Ss Commissioners
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

LETTER nrAns printed at this office at the
lowest prices.
Go to Emerys II you want 10 see an elegant
stock Of Christmas goods
SrIM ENGnAviSos-a new and very choice sc-
lcction-iusi opening at rhiuney book store
CoNsiDn,AniE ice is being taken from the river
at present, and it il Of the best quality, too.
OrR town time is OF tickle nature uow.a-days
What ais the town clock Can't IL be- made
reliable?
IL you are troubled with rheumatism, look at
the advertisement of . Il Spaliing, in another
column.
Br-ISEss CARDS. wedding cards and address
cards. printed in good style at the wrcHNAN
job office
\ HORSE belonging to Alanson Luce. Of this VIII
lage, while travelling on Elm street last sunday
night, tore one Of It's fore legs from the shoulder
wnso~ & co., druggists, have roino,e cd TO their
new store, in T. j Hubbard ncN block, and now
have one ofthe ncate-ta and most pleasant Of stores
TIM mercantile school, under the direction Of r.
j. Mellen began here last week, and we are In
formed that there is every prospect Of a good at
Tendance
/ LARGE stock OF chandeliers and lamp good. of
/ all kinds, incndn. the German Student and the
celebrated Perkins & House nou-oxplosiyo metal
I lamps, at EmcU'-
A SErrlSo Of the ladies Temperance As.oca-
ton will be hold in the yestry Of Bethany Church,
on Thursday, December 10th, at three o'clock, r.
~ full attendance is desired
/ Tnrnr Is to be meeting at the lndies chapel
Of Bethany Church, this "Wednesday evening, to
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

WiurE RIVER RAILROAD 1t will be seen hy
oar letter from Rochester, that thi. town, ON
Thursday, voted to bond in aid of the construction
OF the White River Valley railroad running from
Rochester and connecting with the Central Yer
mont at Bethel The amount OF aid asked for
was thirty-two thousand eight hundred dollars, or
eight times the grand list This road Is not the
Green Mountain Narrow Gauge Road about which
so much has been said Of late, bat will undoubt-
eddy have q depressing effect upon that enter
prise, As it will divert the aid expected from
Rochester into another channel This White
River Road had its origin in a proposition Of Gov.
smiths to bud a road up the White River, from
Bethel 10 Rochester, provided the sum Of one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars, or two hundred
thousand dollars could be raised along tile line ot
the route It will be seen that Rochester has done
her share The other towns interested, and which
are authorized to bond, are stockbridgo which
may vote twenty-five Thousand dollars If it
poases Bethel forts thousand dollars Pitts
field nine thousand dollars, Hancock eight thou
sand dollars and Granville eleven thousand dol
lars Here is total, providing it is all obtained,
of one Hundred and twenty five thousand dollars,
and the balance Of twenty-five thousand dollars
must come from private subscriptions. The parties
having the matter in charge are in earnest, and
the prospects Of the carly completion Of the road
are excellent
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Vermont state News.
ADDISON COUNTY

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nor even Tell hsure Yet % any person VIII ten
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Ieh 'hcln no" on t"oS "'e'n minutes ana seconds
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

REDUCTION on PAY According To the St.
Adams ldcertiser, the Central Vermont railroad
has within the past few month";, reduced it, pay
i'l about $4,000 per month. All reductions
nave been general aud impartial in their applica-
cation up to the present time but any further cut
DOWN which may be ordered will not fall II i can
Ne prevented, upon the day laborers, but will be
sholldered by The officials and such employees as
can best bear IT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15


WATERBURY. Religious services Of Unusual
interest are being and to be held In both the Con-
gresatiunal and the Methodist houses, the pres
eut week There WIS no preaching in the first
named, last Sabbath. but In the latter the services
We're interesting, and the attendance lnrge Mr.
Underwood, the pastor, dscoursed principally
upon the twenty third verse and eleventh chapter
of Acts. Subject" The work Of the laity In
promoting re,iyals recognized" Evening meet
ings preaching and other exercises. are to be
held Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday
evenings which it is hoped may he Of character
that ran appropriately be called revival meetings
Messrs McAnn, Folsom, and another minister,
name not recollected, will assist the pastor
At the Congregational house the ordination
OF Mr.. Wheeler pastor elect, is to take place
Thursday, at two O'Clock, r. NJ Rev Mr. o, C.
Wheeler, his father, breaches On the occasion
The pryor meeting at the Methodist Episco-
pal house Sunday evening was attended by a
very large number, many maniicsting seripus
thought ON the great subject Of religion, though
few If any took decisive stand as earnest h-
quirers.
Kendall x l.ucicr, IN fairhanlS Il Smiths
steam shop are doing good business In the chair
''"', "S l. "'r" n,,"'S "'N'nn" III ""o'"'' pan
VI 'Oe s''''e n"'''',s' 'n nl"e'ns '"' ''"neS VI
the chair seats at the rate ol four hundred daily
The tiist named skillinl workmen turn out the
finished chair, Of several STYLES, aud sell at reason
able prices Ia whomsoeyer want good cane chairs
-
IAnDwicN. Edwin Reed aud Ilenr, smith are
the petit nrors frpm this town for the December
term of the Comfy Court nov in session Al 81
Johnsbnry This term Of CONT causes less .enso-
ton or excitement In this vicinity than u.ual-not
certainly. for want Of case. in which our citizens
arc Interested t, ,,e,l.,. mare fr,n, a ..en.roi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

Of Mount Vernon Lodge No. s, Free and Accepted
MAs"ns. held un the evening Of the sth lust the
following officers were elected for the year ensu-
IN G. NJ Peck ". NJ Austin Wilkins 5 W. (;
g, W. Doty i. w j. A. George Treasurer; C.
a., Morse, Secretary A. 4. Niles, : D. = A..
Curing }. D.
The old store which has been occupied Tor the
past twenty years by D. \ Gilbert has lately been
purchased by Mes.rs. Clement & Whipple, and
they viii move into their quarters about Jan :
uaN 1t The store now occupied by them will
be extensively repaired for the use Of f. II. Mer-
Ram q e. r. Hardy, who will fill it with a large
stock Of general merchandise and clothing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

C,ri1uL RnovtL--A correspondent, Of the ST.
Adams Adoe,tisr, writing from this place in re-
gard To the proposed extra session for the Ccuten-
NAL, sees very large mice in that meal lie
thinks it Is scheme 20 perfect some railroad
legislation iniinica to Governor Smith and the
Central Vermont lie also say- that the Capitol
movement question from Montpelier is also one OF
the schemes which are on foot should the Legisla-
tlre he brought together. Certain PARTIES are
aud have been for some time agtaiing the re-
moyai Of the Capitol from Montpelier such q
question should meet with condemnation from
every honest and well-meanng citizen OF the state
but Vermont has, like other states it, share of
real estate jobbcrs ring, and cliqucs who use, at
every opportunity, their trckenc, Ion seif-ad-
vancement in Iecunary SENSE Montpelier is
as We all know, beautiful and well situated
town. TO romoye tine Capitol from this town, is
nothing more than huge iob AMI there is q
strong ring outside who are watching the matter
and the moves made by politicians Tor the coming
election. to endeayor 10 consummate the plot
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HAN'ocN "A town meeting will DO holden here,
ou Tie 2,.l inst To see whether the town will bond
for the Green Mountain railroad 1t is hoped that
there will Ice O full attendance, aud good deal Of
stir aud public spirit manifested on that occasion
Speakers will be present from abroad, and, among
Others, Me>sfs. Willard aud Sprgue are expected.
We hope the voters will not hold back in the
hreecling bat step mp t. the ballot box, and vote
for the interest Of the town.
Oar village school is again in session, under
the tuition Of Miss Jennie Foster, Of Ripton Her
former success bids fair to be repeated
We are having very interesting meetings now.
uur pastor Rev. G. H. Hastings, baptized six, .
short time since There will be a series of meet
ings holden hero this week, commencing Tuesday
cAemins
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Rochester Bonded.


ROCHESTER,. December H. 1870
Nssrs ENiors .-Onr town mcetng-to con
slider The question VI aiding in the construction Of
q narrow gauge railroad from Rochester, to con
meet With the Central Vermont railroad Of some
point in Bethel % Royatou-wa- held on the Mh
Instant The Interest manifested hy onr people
for some three months past indicated % willing
ness TO bond the town Tor the en'orprsc yet any
had doubts in relation 90 the action Of the town
when called To vote Neither the friends nor OPP
poncnis ei the enterprise were prepared Tor the re-
suit attained The meeiirg was very fnlly at
tended, and seemed somewhat miged In the early
part Pleasant discussion was had ON all the
resolutions offered, previous To- voting ON any.
when the ballots YES or no. were called for on the
iirst resolution, which would prove test vote Tor
the town Nearly all present moved mp with bal
lots, with apparently, the best feeling toward the
project Aud The result WIS that there were only
thiriy-thrco votes in opposition 10 bonding, full
one-third Of which number came from voters on
The east side of the mountain, aud contiguous Ia
the Central Vermont railroad. The benefits oi
which they have long enjoyed without expense 10
Themselves, In construction, or otherwise, leavin
some twenty-five votes only In opposition in other
portions of the town, making the vote nearly uuau-
imous Tor bonding The amount voted To bond the
town for, IL thirty-two thousand eight hundred
dollars $50 $40 00l the limit allowed by law.
which Is To bc paid ia ten equal annual install
mcnts, Che first payment b. be- one year from
date of issuing bonds which resolution, aud all
other votes taken. were o., q rica clcc vote, and
carried without opposition Three commissioners
were appointed. and before the days work was
completed, more than one hundred of our voters
had signed the assent 10 the vote Of the town,
which number i- at THE writing as understand.
increased 90 fuI hnii The voters OF thc town. llut
they do not propose To stop when a majority Of
voter and grand list J.. obtained, hut Ia give
every voter in town an oppotuif, to assent to
said bonding
We think this looks little like b1s,a IS. aim
hope onr neighboring towns which are to be hcne-
fitted by this road il built, viii get lule IT the
enthusiasm exhibited here and 60 and do like
wise
Since writing the above, learn that The select
men of Stoclbridge have this dag warned
meeting for thc purpose of bonding, to be held
the 18th lust, with good feeling manifest ia The
town toward the otherwise NorYN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

ORANGE-Thc house aud sheds on the prem
ises occupied by Daniel Smith, near East Barre,
were burned about hali-past five on Saturday
morning Loss $500; insured for $500. But little
Of tho household furniture was saved The fire
was caused by defective chimney
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GENERAL BAHeocE was indicted b., the 81
Louis grand jury on Ihurday Between the
military and civil court, II guilty, he can scarcely
hope To escape The country can rri satisfied
''"' JUSTINE wiz "' ""n'
Mn STEPHEN WESTON llrALEN. a former cor
respondent OF the New York World who made
specific the charge against American sculpturs IN
Italy, that they were in the habit OF selling for
their own worl, the work Of poor Italian artlst.,
has got into trouble His libels in American pa
per- bis victims were powerc.s 10 punish; but in
an nnsuarded moment he published something Of
''' S'i,o '''"'''' "a Il" 'N,"'" p'l'oF ne was
W'mpus s"'n io' l''''' "'i' "U"' To ''" ghel
"n'c" pc 80 r'"l observed
MoN1 tine neN members of Congress are Hon.
J.. u tasweh and Hon George W. Cate, oi
Wisconsin Mi Casweu Is a native of swanton,
hut went to Wisconsin when ten yelrs old lie
has been district attorney and member uf tile
state legislature there. lie is aRepublican. Mr
Cate was born la Montpelier 10 lN2i has been
district attorney and member OF the legislature Of
Wisconsin, and for twenty-onc years judge Of the
seventh judicial circuit Of that state which posi-
ton hc resigned last year. ON lis nomination for
Congress lie is a democrat
bNi'iH - MIS- Guernsey cot Woodstock adj
dressed the Methodist oaOp'tn-s'n"ol on sunday
last, ANA organized Young mdieN missionary
society
L.. "a.
Hall ON Sunday evening was well attended, the
hall being den,oy packed One of the speakers
took what might be styled "neW departure,
among temperance advocates arguing that the
true way to do away with drlm-shops, was for
Christian churches % To introduce dancing
aud card-playug into their homes aud social
gatherings
Satur,l,,v uornin. al sl,,tt "a ,,,,e,t,,, AT Ii,
the lonse of Mr.. CHANDLER mn rl,, s,,cot seas
discovered n, ic an fire An o.arn, v,s i,,n,o,li.
atelv ,iv,n and man oni.i,i, ,,,thore1 at tina
nlace in home. T., s,,nn,os. tha Hama pn,nvas
~" W."
s"on u'Ae"'V'"' ""'t s"oh apeihpiS womb pe
iruitless, and the best Of time made In clear
ing the house of its contents The main ,ntt ,f
40 h,, - .;t 49, 49,. 800, a.,
r' "N'NN va" ''."r''" ~ wv '"nhHVH 'i'e
chandler VINO hd two or three students board
Ing with her aud Alr Dic,ey and wife. the ell
whore the 6rc fr.t ,.r.ht ,,,, ,.,,,.i..i III n
a 80 "a ~ 10
laNi"i anu nanny the contents M the MAN
part of the house were saved in good order Mr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

lAnntU' MHFuScs. Two joint meetings of
two days each, leld at Canaan, 81, aud North
stnnod, N. II 10y the Vermont aud New llamp-
The Vermont members gave papers on the follow
ing subjects tol d. b. Mead ofI;rudolph, eD farm
buildings, and on the opportunities for young am-
ers, g. : fasset. Of Enosburgh. on dlryiug and IT,
various branches II Hubbard, oi Springfield, on
training animals, and on the wastes Of the mua.
G q. Pdngle oi Charipue on the culture ofthe l,a-
tato. and the potatodisca>e Sila> Hopkins Of Bust
BERKSHIRE, on work aud wages secretary iieup
NJ. >celey, on leaves and GA The application Of
science
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Tho Dent.clIland Dlsasler.

The North German Lloyd steamer Deutschland
was wrecked, one day last week, with fearful
loss Of life The vessel Left Bremen, December
. Tor New York, but got aground in the North
Sea. and aii her passengers took To the boats 4
dispatch nom London, Of the 10th inst, says:
When thc Deutschland left bremen, She had on
board one hundred and one adults and thirteen
children OF these fity-siv were saved and fifty
eight were missing, together With a few Of the
crew Mr. Meyer Bremen merchant, furnishes
narrative wherein he censuros the people Of lIar-
witch for not sending assistance on Monday, be-
cause. bc says the sea was rough, but not danger
Gus, and even thinks the captain himself might
have launched boats during the day some Of
which were only swept away on Tuesday night
A tug brought in to-day six additional conpses
one Of them was identified a. Mr. Grassman,
iirsi-cass passenger The wreck still holds to-
gether, but is apparently about to part amidships
No arrangements have been made for recovering
the cargo and q fleet OF fishing -macls are around
the steamer carrying away everything portable
The scene Of ruin and plundcr is fearful.
" Ia the inquest at IIarwch, the captain was eX-
amned hy an incompetent coroner and stupid
iurymen, who were ignorant Of the frst principles
of navigation, and they failed to elicit more than
was already known. The captain patiently bore
two hours promiscuous questioning by the jury
men, half a dozen attacking the witness in chorus,
The scene was one Of hopeless confusion, and was
Adjourned The captain was on deck at the time
II the disaster A dispatch from Ramsgate states
that bottle was picked MP containing paper
signed Behring and wife, Brcmorhayon The
lugger Champion OF Rausgate boarded the
Deutschland yesterday, and found other bodies
The latest dispatches make the total number Of
lives lost on the Deutschland seyenty-eght 1t is
now asccraincd that the CROW numbered ninety
nine, Of whom fourteen were drowned The cap
tain admits that he was an hour and quarter out
Of his reckoning lie had an ordinary, not pat
ont log The steamer Mosel took the surviving
passengers TO New York. Captain Brckenstein
testified that he signaed passing vessels during
Monday, but none answered. The jurymen and
others admitted that his signals were seen at
llarwich
The Deutschland has been laid up at bremen
for some time past. She had just received new
complement Of officers. The names Of the cap
tain or crew are not known to tho agents here.
They have telegIaphed ior a full list Of those on
board. is the frst steamship the company has
ever lost
The Deutschland was built by Laird OF Green
ocl, In 1885 but was thoroughly oyeIhauled last
year She Is of three thousand tons burden, and
three hundred and forty feet in length, with
seven water-tight compartments aud compound
engines, She had ten lifeboats aud carieda crew
Of two hundred men. Her sister ships the Wesor.
She had only made one trip this year, in February
last
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jisW -4de, Gsemeals

GAVE MONEY! SAVE MONEY!
ms stNpiNe-
Si.is fp. amy ~ Magazine and me WEEKLY rli-
BrNE Irregular price ST. or 1918 for The Magazine aud
THE sEuiwEERLY tRlBUNE ueguar price So. Adj
dress
6l-r TIIE TRIBUNE, New York.
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Ann LECTURES Six lectures in fine ant ale to
be delivered this winter, at the Unitarian chapel
Burlington, in aid Of the Park Gallery, providing
the subscription does not fall short of a hundred
tickets They will be given on alternate Monday
evenings, commencing January ID, the following
being the speakers aud their subjects f. j.
Phelps, The Cultivation Of the Eye" Professor
H. \. r rorrey, Leonardo da Ninci;' Rev. h. g.
Ware, The Last Judgment, in Ant President
NJ II Buckham 1.-THE Art Element in lifei'
Rev Spencer Marsh, Rembrandt" Rev DR. ".
H. Lord, OF Montpelier, "Color" Should the
lectures be fayora5ly received, seventh by
another gentleman, may be added
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

AGoop DAYS WoHK. Two hundred aud eighty
freight cars were run over the Central Vermont
road On saturday the largest days work ever
done ON the road
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

In the Treatment Of Chronic wasting Dis
eases, attended with low Vitality. feeble digestion tofuhl
liver constipation and irritation II the kidneys and bladder
avoid the use uf alcoholic stmulants prraranns contain
Ing sl chnine, and an arulnrs md neryincs, their
mediate en j. tu USrrsmuate the sysifui producing
feeling uf temporary Improvement. followed hy a relapse
and general pfsiuiiu. Rndc permanent benefit re-
suits from the use NJ remedies that excies nutrition.
create rue blood, Dr. Mhceer'a Compound Elixir of ros
plnie- and tsisaye BE- Chemical flld that supplies tie
aud unpatts nn elasticity Of spirits that gives z,s
% life. colo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

Poverty u Had. but the worst Mind of poverty pow
eriS of The hood his makes poor, indeed, Tor %
takes away his strength and energy but enrich
the blood with NJ vital element IRON, by failing The Peru.
Wan syrup pf0inxide Of fuul and viii feel ic and
10 susid no 1hutly." Iry o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

Advertised by Smiles b. ~uZODONr. and " sou use
day, Nc whie CLEAN N thc pearls between the parted
tuWe VIII prove IT, excellence ~ beniiffice AMI the
s"reirt o The breath Will attest H. pufiiyng aopeiiies
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

children Cry for Castorin.-It pleasant take
o. hourNs AMI b. absolutely harmless. sure n pxpol
won cure wind colc regulate %. bowels ami stomach.
AMI overcome itithiY rtusei by rash cutting teeth
" peffeci luiae Cor Castor OIL AMI for Vosiiyrnos
m9gs "f 'd i"lc nothing 100 existence effective and
fflNihIr
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County SUNDAY School Union

meeting Of the Washington County Sunday.
school Union will be held at Middlesex village,
on Tuesday, December 2Sth, commencing at ten
o'clock, A. ", and continue through the DAY and
evening The object Of the meeting is to choose
now ofliccrs-do,ise mean to render the organi.
zation more efficient -and also for free discus
sion Of the general subject \ detailed pro-
gmmmo will be published next week This or
ganization iscomposod Of the Sunday -schools CON
nected with theeyangelcil churches VI the county,
and Il is earnestly desired that each school should
be represented by large delegation.
Jos PoLANp President
Montpelier, December Il th, 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

rhysiciansare Wondcrstruok AZ the cures Of OBJ
uu4te Coughs violent tnds diculiy q breathing and n
oipcni Consumption daily accomplished by iAtH's iiosEi
90 Hunfuot No AsU TAR,
riks's rapthacho Drana cure In one minute