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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27
Boston Produce Market.


POTATOES Early Rose silll command 8 a. 10 b bu-hs
qully jackson WIea on pretty freely at 95cl
other kinds range At Aetgoc q bushel.
EGGS-FTcsh Eastern have been selling al 2o6t10c. and
small lots At ae Northern have ruled m-tls at ~ West
continue light supply, with sales lbet 80 ~ dodr
LINED tsgs are not wanted q any price.
MEAL, Erc.-corn meal sells s9Ggfs n barrel for
fresh gound and KILN dried rye Hour 3. no 80 a h.rrrl:
cat meal so for Western aud sa6s N barrel for "a
yofiie and fancy hnhdi huekNhea -four, s35c6Jo2ts q
one hundred pounds.
HAY AND STNAW-Chniea hay is In little better de-
mnnd with sales AZ $50 ~ ton but little coming
= seod enough % COMMAND the outside figure. Fine and
Is Ia fair demand at sllepi2 81 ton.
BEANsChoice mediums are readily disposed OF at - %
etlId 81 bnshe aud 8. 50 u named price
pea beans are selling at sll5eo1l2h o. 6qshe with ss25
outside gre for hand picked: yellow sell
mostly at sl3s and red kidneys at about the price
CHEEsE-Choice Western and Northern factory has
been selling at lfdihe and fancy lots ii hrlt
At l5c; fair n go lots have been selling ut l2s9i3c ~
pound The fall In gold operated against the export tras
will be maintained.
TLOuR-Sales Of patent Wisconsin and Minnesota brands
have ranged ut s1hOsO "a barrel winter wheat 81 Louis
S51g $50 Tor common aud choieci Illinois ss2i6t- Ohio.
Indiana Michigan s66tl; bakers extras sd Mii-
neua, and Siileta2i for Wisconsin, common Western
tras, ss63j75 ~ barrel
GRAlN-1he sales Of corn have RANGED at 62eessc ~
hse for old mixed aud yellow and tthlc tor Ne.
white oais have sold aJetsau, No. mixed and No. .
white AZ iGi &c., and No mki and No, white al slt ~
u hushel, rye sells % -lef Oc q bushei shorts. tl6t u "
TONI nne feed slrtt ~ n toni niings. s9lelH n ton
BurTER-fli has been very slow trade the past
week ami low and medium grades prices easier
though VuoihlY unchanged. strictly hne grades have @
and viii command $50 i5c IL nj but
shall soon have u fall back upon medium stock which
ranges $50 30 "a a. In Western. there have been
at lse2 of fair Ia good lots AMI ESQ ~ for elole Low
grades have accumulated and heai Of offering
lita l6r 81 paund
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27
The Week OF PRAYER.

The Evangelical Alliance has issued the follow
lowing programme for the week of prayer, from
January 1th to the l4th inclusive:
SUNDAY, JANUAM I-Scrmons Christian fell
lowship-l John {. T.
MoNDAY, JAStARy S-Thanksgi, ing and con-
fession, in the review of the past year
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9-Prayer for the Holy
Spirit on the universal church--Joel ii 2s for its
delivennce from error and corruption, and its in
crease Of faith, activity, holiness and Christian
charity
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY lO--lIayer for families
for the unconyered; for sons and daughters at
school and college, and for those abroad, for any
in sickness. trouble, or temptation and for those
who have been recently added to the church"
THURSDAY, JASU,RY ll-Prayer for nations
Tor rulers magistrates aud statesmen; for philan-
thropic and benevolent institutions; for pure
literature the spread Of sound education among
;he people, and the maintenance Of peace
fRlDAy, JANUARY 12-Pnyer for Christian
missions to the Jews and Gentiles, Luke xii: AZ
for Sunday-schools; and for the coNvn,sioN Oh
THE WORLD To CHRIST
SATURDAY, JANUARY l3-prayer for the OBJ
seryance Of the Christian Sabbath; for the pro
motion Of temperance; and for the safety of thos,
who go down to the sea in ships. that do busi.
ness in great waters"
SUNDAY, JANUARY i4-Sermons one Lord, one
faith, one baptism, one God and Father OF all
Ephesians iv ., G.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27
About Town.

hNlA NtM ! ear
ON PRons has abandoned that old and IA
miliar name and will be known hereafter as
Weather Indications"
fif1FEN TO eighteen dogtees below zero is what
we have had to eniur. for several DAYS this mast
week, with slight vcry slight fall Of snow nearly
every day
IHE winter term Of Union School begins on
Tuesday next and il is desirable that all who
purpose to attend this winter should be on hand
promptly the first day
Tur dancing class for juveniles. taught by Mr..
George r. Berkeley, Of Burlington. will commence
in this village at two O'Clock on saturday after
noon, at the Pavilion.
InE Baptist sabbath-school are to have tree,
with appropriate accompanying exercises in the
way Of music, recitations, etc. at their ycstry on
the evening Of New Years Day
A SPECIAL communication Of Aurora Lodge. 40.
%, T. 4 4. NJ, will be held at their hall, on Mon
day evening January ist ut haltnast seven
o'clock Work, Third Degree.
TIM first Of series Of social" to be held at
the Pavilion occurred last night, and was an ex-
coedingy pleasant affair Waterman Band fur
nished the inspiration for those who desired to
"trip IT,"
TuE Rutland Hroid says Mr George T..
Chapman, States Attorney, spent yesterday in
town Mr. Chapman spent Christmas in Mont
pelior, and wen bet he enjoyed himself better
here than he did in Rutland
II is jus, the finest sleshing these days that
can be conceived, and large numbers are improve
ing theoccasion. Horses that can be driven with
one hand. or that will keep the road with the
rcins tied about the whip, are in especial demand.
WE are pleased TO learn that orr lecture COM
mittce are endeayoring to persuade General W.
W. Grout 10 deliver bis popular lecture on Robert
Burns, here, during the winter The lecture is
highly commended, and would undoubtedly at
tmct a crowded house
Now that the Christmas demands On the stores
have been satisfied there is somewhat Of a cos-
sation In trade and soon the gentemanly clerk 20
behind the counter will have many leisure mo-
ment- to deal with. It probable that after the
holidays certain Of our merchants will unite in
closing their places at early hour in the evening.
liz was from the country. lie came to town,
stepped into one Of our stores helped himself TO
seat on the counter. took out that sweet instri-
ment known as harmonica, played a soothing
melody, and then rose to depart The dulcet
tones had charmed his savage hearers, and they
urged him to continue the same. lie replied,
Can't do it. too hard work-got on three shirts %
At the last meeting Of the Reform Club some
literary exercises were INDUCED in, and added
much TO the interest Of the meeting. It is pur-
posed TO have something Of the kind at every
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27

WATERBrN CENTER Both the Baptist and
Methodist Sabbath-schools had Christmas trees,
and interesting exercises connected with the same,
on Christmas evening Rev. 4. NJ Freeman, a,
the Baptist house, preached very fine Christmas
sermon last Sabbath. Rev. A. NJ Freeman and
wife, since they came To Waterbury Centre, have
from time totime, received from their Pensioners
substantial tokens Of their regard, among which
was very liberal sum of money, recently pre-
sen,ed to them by the young people Of then
parish as an expression Of high esteem. Many
thanks " the giyers and to God orthe money and
other useful articles, but more for the heartfelt
sympathy of beloved people for their pastor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27

In Probate Court, held Montpelier said District. OF
the 10th day OF De,ember, A. d. lss6
Hiram fsnpeion, Administrator ~ the estate Of keubei
d. Waters r Of hast Montpelier IN said iisiIirt drcesse
presents his administration acautnt examination
owanre and akes application ior deene q dlsiribuos
and partition OF the eeic OF said decreased. Mheeul
oreiri by SAIL ConT that said ancount and said appA
ton be- referred session thereof Ia be held Al the Probate
once said MontIelier the 9TH day Of January.
D. lsl for hearing aud decision thrtconi Aud. fnrt
ordered notice hereof be Ia alt intefesS
by publication of the thfce weeks >ccesSlscy
Vermont Maichman a state journal, newspaper put
lsed Montpelier, previous Ia sad time appointed fof
hearing that they may appear AZ sald time and place And
n they have, why said slOui
not he allowed, and -nch ,iecrce made.
By the Couft.-Atiest,
ta-sl n A. (IIAsF. esi@fer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27

THE ANNrAL REGISTER We are In receipt Of
the Annudl Register 81 Rural Agdirs for 1877,
published at Albany, \. T., by Luther Tucker &
Son, and mailed To any address for the nominal
sum Of thirty cents, 1t is the oldest land now the
only publication Of the kind and contains one
hundred and fifty pages Of practical matter In
teresting To every resident In the country, illus
trated with no less than one hundred and forty
beautiful engavngs, almost all original We
notice particularly capital article ON Practical
Ventilation" which discusses this all important
topic In clear and at the sane time scientific
manner. giving fully Illustrated descriptions Of
all the improved systems. Elaborate almanac
pages are preiXed and very usefnl feature is
the Farmers Register" which gives the ad-
dresses Of all the reliable dealers In everything
farmer needs to buy-lve stock OF all kinds
seeds, implements nursery stock, etc, etc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27
Sleehh sWarkets.
Cattle Market.

A, Cambridge and Brighton for the week ending ra-A,
December Is. 1875.
AMOUNT % srocK AT MARKET.
Caffis. Sheer. Sho'ss. Iogs. Caires
Ihls week .......... gii, lt6 10 eei9 %
one year ago....... 1855 ils6 $40 500 eJ
PRicEs-Besr CaneE Extra fat and heavy premium oxen
sOeeGi1 hrst qualify s6oUeos75; quality. s5tv
ass third qualify, 2sa4.75 u loo ms on total weight
q hide, alc and dressed beef few choice single I.
si.i5els, Bulls. ETC., SinV.
Horung OreH- 25asi IS h pair or according 10 their
value ~ b.ef. Steers s7etSllu.
Mich Cows-tair qualify s30sti0 extra good. sS5tso.
with or without calves may BE- agreed dry and
dnafy seeta0' yearlngs, slooofooOi two-yeaEs-old-
Slbi0ttaufN; thrte- yeafs-oids. s2S6tt0.
Sheep aud famhs Common, Ia Sc. extra s. ff6c n N
on 1--we welyii SliNer5.Ou " head.
NAofeswholeale Oeelu0; retail O0G.uOc d N. Fat hog,
taNlc " N. Spring pigs, uNlc.
nidfs-hrigitnn. ie1pc country lots, 7ff7isc ~ n
Calf skins lsc. 1aow. &c " M Country lots. 66ts -
q pound. felts with wool ON. s2 each; Country sl.23
RgMAHKs.--C Considerable many Western cattle have
rived during the week There siN -four loads Of
cattle the Grand Trunk Railroad. There very
few buyers present aud the trade not al all brisk The
northern cattle yaued G Town had pair from BROOK
Held, W. fatted by A farwell very nne-weighing tn
Vermont Sos Ms. Il. T.. French sold eleven dress
l2Au Ms nj ,c per n, dressed weight Fisher Broth--
sid iuur at $50 Il H. live and fonr at &c d h..
live. ". W Austin sold at e. dressed weight. TO
dress 100 Ms each. several and calves sold at ,ceG
70 y head. sheep and amt Ia llgt supply. Price
lots contracted for several wecks W. W. Austin
sol toltynve sheep average ninety rs 5fc j. G. barber
sold vl sheep and lambs weighing $50 rs at 1c. ~ T.
Moultpn sold lOi sheep weighing $40 ibs, at S. ~ ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27
uAMMos sAwynH,s ESTATE,

Ia Probate Court held Montlslier in aud for said i
trict, on the lin day at necannel, 4. u. ls.d.
Iant A. sawyer OF the last viii And e-lansn
Of anmon sawyer lae Of Mddiesex. Ia said pisiiic ae
e,lsas Application 10 said Court, with the
aud appreciation In writing Of the desees aud leres
al Diseased license al, all OF the real estate Of sa
decreased, The home farm Of said trcca~s bsls
abont sixy-two OF land With the buildings leres
In MldlrsrA representing that the sale rreoi ~oui
b. heneural the drNistss and lrraisss OF said
ceased, aud those Interested m his estate whsfeupo.
IL l. orderNi 10 ihi coaii, that sahi anptcsioii tr
REFERRED Ia Sessiu ifis-f, 10 ~ nli "a The ffuaa-
once IN SAID Mun -ri, the ieil tas ~ pecenber,
d. 1915 fnf hraIinr drc-in th-feI, and u further
orere that ala isi-us Interested DO noic, heroi, \,
publication uute ut said application and order trfeoa
three weeks successfully the Vermont wAichAu Stale
Journal newspaper puoshei al Montpsller and ~hlA
cuuStes Ia boood III those Interested before said
hearing that ths, APPEAR Al aid time AMI place
and, u they oanse. ohis~t tlrrrio.
ny the couft--Atts-t 49,.
sl-ss Ma CHASE, hssslss.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27

NERsHIRE In school district No. 3, the sum
mer term was taught by Miss Lena Howard, Of
Thetford. Scholars present every day and not
tardy Nettie Church, Elias and Mary lathrop
and Byron Clough. Present every day but two:
Sarah Avery, Alice Fletcher Not tardy; Carrie
Church, Lizzie Cough Lila Mattoon, George and
Everts Brown, Freeman Church, Milo Hood and
George Avery The fall term was taught by T.
". Goodhue Of Nershire Present every day
and not tardy' Mary Lathrop, Berthe Richardson,
Eyerts Brown. Present every day buttw Carrie
and Nette Church, Lizzie Clough, Carrie Godfry,
Isaac Bickiord, Frank Mattcon, Abbie Fuller,
Archie aud Edison Hill, byron Cloush aud Elias
Iathrop
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27
A SURE NuIlE

10, consumption bronchitis asthma, catarrl throat aud
lung discusses Also relief and permanent for
general debility dyspepsia and al nervous affections, by
simple vegetable medicine, which cured venerable
sonary PHI, stefan who long resident Of Syria and the
Fast and who has feely given this valuable specific 70
thousands Of kindred sufferers with the greati possible
bnenis, and ha now feels hts sacred Christian duty
mpar 10 ohen this wonderful inyigurating remedy and
viii nd FREE the original recipe complete, with full di-
rect.ons, 10 any person enclosing stamp for Tely.
6lsia DR. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
O. U. boa TO- Olesley hloak syracuse. \. \.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27

SourH WOODBURY. On Sunday night Deem
Der nth, the house Of Joseph ieniamin came very
near being burned, but the flames were discoy-
cred in time to eNtinguish them before very much
damage was done .. 4 few weeks ago an article
appeared in the Woodbury. items about a scheme
not working In regard to the shutting up Of the
yestry of the Union Church here, against all pub
lie meetings. The fact Was that article was put
into the warning to draw out some who were
hard to get to the Westinghouse meetings. aud
when that article was called up by the president
one OF the sgners Of the petition for the warning
for said meeting, moved to pass over the article
which was done unanimously. &c.,. There was an
oyster supper and Christmas tree at Union Yestry
Hall, last saturday night lthe Esd for the pur-
pose of purchasing cloth for the doors to the audi
ence room and singers gallery. The little folks
had avery appropriate piece for the occasion en-
titled "stirring the pudding" aud four little
girls sang a song entitled " How bread Is made"
The tree very prettily and tastefnlly arranged
by the tree committee. There were about three hun
bred and fifty people present, and three hundred
and seventy eight presents ON the tree The good
ladies Of the vicinity furnished the eaabes for the
table besides the oysters) which were very nice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27
DARrnN rRAcY,s ESTATE.

10 nfAfE or NiEMON I, District VI Washington,
In Probate Court held Montpelier, District ON
the 18th day Of December, A. ID. ls1si
D. y sluldng, Executor Of the last VIII and testament
OF Barton Tracy late Of koxDury In said District deceas
presents his administration account for examination
allowance, aud inak's application ior DECREE q dis-
Intuition and partition o. the estate Of said deceased Wherr
upon ordered by sd Court that said acrount and SAIL
Application he referred iu session thereof, Ia be held At the
Probate once sAhi Montpelier the 18th day Jann-
ary A. d ISL Tot hearing and decision theeon And
tuIter ordered, that notice hereof be TO all
interested, hy puhlrntiun uf the three weeks
suctessivrly the Vermont Mairluan a stale Journal
newspaper Published 10 Montpelier previous To said time
appointed hearing That they appear AZ said time
and place and show cause, II any they may have, why sail
account shoull be- allowed, and such DECREE made.
ly the Court. Attest.
6s-e5 \. A. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27
RussrlL STRAINS ESTATE;

~ Probate tourt Montpelier IN and Tor said Dis
tllrt, the shtli day Of December. 4. u. 1876
straw Administrator Of the estate OF Russell STRAW
late OF Waterbury, said District deceased makes appl-
10 said Con in writing, for license 10 sell all OF the
real OF said deceased, representing that the sale
thereof the payment OF the debts of saii
deceased and expenses OF administration Of his estate.
Mhefenpon ordered by said Conr that said applcato
be- referred 10 session thereof % BE- held al the frobllr
Once said Montpelier the 18th day OF January, A. H.
sll hearing aud decision thereon; and l. further
dee that all persons Interested he notified hereof by pub
caiinn notice OF said application and order thereon
three weeks suecessysy la the Vermont Waterman STATE
Juurna newspaper published at Montpelier, and which
crculais- tie neighhoriood OF those Interested beiore
said hfaring that they appear Al said time
place, and u They cause object therein.
IS the Iourt,-Atiest,
6,6S HARVEY Hidden. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27
HAMMoN sAwyER,s nsTArt;

The undersigned having ireu appointed hY the honor
able Probate Tor the District OF Washington
missioner 10 receive, examine, and adjust all claims and
demands NJ a against TIE einte OF iianmon saw
yer Mhll-ex IN said District, decreased, aud Mt
claims eNeiin Offset thereto, hereby give notice tnt W
Will for the purpose nfute-li at the dwelling hou-
Luihern SAWYER ia Midc-x, the l6h day u Janu-
AIRY and IAN day Of March neAt tTuln Oeluck utii
four o'clock, r. each Of said DAYS aud that ala months
from the I'm day Of November A. d. sit IL the tins ,
tied by said Court Tor SAID creditors 10 present their claims
10 NJ Tor examination and allowance.
Dated Mdie-sx this 18Th day Of December, A. ID. 1856.
WILLIAM CHAriN, lgo,,u,i.s,o,.r.
e6l JoIIN ". MAXnAM. coniia''Soheis'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27

PROBATE CouRr,-Ihe following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District OF
Washington during the week ending December
18th, 1876; December 18th, Irving W. Wells
guardianship, II. c. Wells, guardian; Earl Wards
estate, administration account allowed and decree
made. December 2ist, ]. T. &. llldreth's estate,
application Tor extension aud for license 10 sell
real estate referred to January 18th. December
o3l Daniel Iemis estate, administration account
referred to January 10th; sophronia Brigham =
estate will referred for probate 10 January 10th
Farley Davis estate, will proved, A. u. Arms,
executor, and ID. II. Patterson and A, II. DAVIS,
appraisers and commissioners license To sell per-
sonal estate granted. December 25th, Adm
Smiths estate, administration account allowed
barton Tracy'r estate, administration account re-
ierred 10 January 10Th.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27

Tic great remedy Tor Consumption rh. vei-iiriv o.
fcinsvly q offered to The puhie sanctioned by the ezrru
ence Of over forty years and When esorted In
seldom fails 20 effect speedy ~ Coughs Colds Group.
bronch' Influenza. Whoopng Couah Iioafsenes- Pains
or Soreness in The chest side. bleeding at the LnnEs,
LIVER Complaint, etc. Beware u couaierfets' Remen
bet hat me genuine wisrAn. BALsAN o. WILD CnsnAY
ha' on ihe outside wrapper tho signature n e." nrrrs
anil hc printed name Of the proprietor, srrH W Fovtf
soss. bosros." An others base limitations. Exam-
NE iAe NnnInr lareinlly NalnIc nnrchaslna. W
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27

MEETING OF THE BOARD or AGRlcriruRE.-
The new state board of agriculture held meet
ing at the Van Ness House, Burlington, on We'd
nesday evening to organize for their future work
Governor Fairbanks was detained Mt home by
sickness in his family, and President Dnckham
was unable to be present in consequence of preyi-
Gus engagements The appointed members
were present as follows C. 5. Fasseit, of Enos-
burgh; j. H. Mead, Of West Rutland Henry
Chase, Of Lyndon Ora Paul, Of romfret; and
Albert Chapman, Of Middlebury. Various i'm
portant matters were considered but not finally
acted upon, and were laid over TO be acted upon
and decided at future meetings
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27
IeaaI Nnfres.
MICAH rArLIN,s ESTATE.

VI COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned, having been appointed hy tie Hon p.
bate Conn Tor the district Of Washington, Commissioners
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands o al
persons against the estate o Micah h tapln late IT More
toxin, In said District deea-e and all claim. exhibited H.
Offset thereto, hereby notice that will for the
purpose aforesaid, 20 the dwelling house Of Pierce Welch
IN eflin r Goth day OF January and I'm of June
nest, from o'clock. until four oclnck =. each
OF said days and that month. from the sth day Ut he
eember A. H. ls.6 Is the. time la.isl 10y sah Court pi
sai creditors 10 present their claims 10 a.. for examination
and allowance.
e9-65 TtIECk WEIGH. commissioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27

WHAr TmEN The St. Adams 4dreriiser per-
tinently asks suppose Grant should die before
the lth Of March, and the Senate recognize
Hayes, and the House should stand by Tilden,
and Indiana should scalp Sheridan, and the House
should impeach sherman, and the bull-dozers
should impeach Don Cameron, and the European
war should homologate Secor Robinson, and the
supreme courl should 90 crazy over the compca-
tons. then who would be PRESIDENT?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27

A Coop ISsruUroN.-The Rutland Herdid in
speaking of the Masonic Relief Association at
Northfed well says " 1t seems to be life in
suranee company OF the right kind. 1t has no
employees in the receipt of legal salaries, no
irregularities to provide for, no officials in all the
luxury and magnihcenee OF marble fronts to sus-
tain, aud no grasping stockholders In anxious an
ticipaion Of fabulous dividends to care for The
funds from which assistance is afforded the fam-
lies of the deceased members are simply the init-
atory fees and assessments on brother members.
The late Henry Conner, of this town, WAS a mem
Der, and check for the amount due his widow
from the association has been forwarded her.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27

The impaired constitution be brought 10 a sanitary
condition by the use af iluNfs REMEDY for brupsy
Brght's Disease Kidney. Bladder and 0andular Com
plAints, Pain In the Hack aud Loins. Gravel Dlaietes
Uterine Affections and lniempemnec IrNr's R1atnr
Family physicians frcel, prescribe ilrAr's RssEpr
IsFALlinlg ElE WASH cures lnaamed Eye.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Iewis Thompson, of
Starksboro, attempted to commit suicide, about a
week ago by cutting his throat with common
Jack knife lie plunged the knife into his throat
ON the left side between the artery and wind
pipe natwse making cash one and half
inches deep and one inch long. II the knife had
cut an eighth Of an inch either to the right or
left the result would have been fatal No cause
is given for the act except that he has To all APP
pearances been partially insane at times within
the past month.