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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Hybsri r. KaiAan ". Martha l.. AafhaH.
OnLrAAs CorNFr CorEr, Wh,r,as Herbert e.
SFrTEHuFR INN. A. u. lsiti Knihan Of Charle,ion In
the rnty Orleans aud state Of Vermont, has lci la the
uee uf tie Orleans County Court his petition
divorce against Martha h. kAthan. setting fofh In sub
sianee that he lawfully married 20 one Martha L.,
johnson the ~ iay of Orioer A. H. lshe that after
their said marriage si PARTIES lived together as husband
wife Boston, la the state OF Massachusetts, and At
Charleston Aforesaid until time IA the lsat ami
two rhirrn william g. about fear ol and Harry
Alexis. about two years old~wefe bon them, when
sth Martha, without cause deserted the pet toner and
Their said children AMI is ever since fefd ~ live with
him, and has since AMI nov rerhl without the state
NJ vermont and daing heir trrissi Ute, St Martha has
treated the u.tnnrf Nh the I.st inOlefabe severity
Mherefor the petitioner asks that iVurce fron the bond.
matrny BE- granted him. and the care and custody nf
SAID children given 20 hun Aud wsfras' u 4 made Ia APP
that the said Martha L. katan rrri- out OF this
state that personal service of salt aOn lAr
une upon her Therefore, II Is ordered that the ai Her
at a. ahan cause the substance Of his shi petlliOn
gehrr With this order to be published In the Vermont
MsiahnlSn state JOufnal. newspaper printed a. Mont
pellet the cOnnty OF Washington ana state % Vermont,
three weeks sueesAvrly the last OF which publications Ia
AZ least previous - said term " sai court.
Dated lfashurgh, nhis LIST day q July 4. y lss
n. ctSHMAN, CLERK.
y. T. snsAFH, Attorney for Libeliant, S-ii
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
3lrehk Warhefs.
Cattle Market.

Al Canbuqe aud brighton. for the week ending Tuesday
July IS, 1870
AMOUNT STOCK NAEKFT.
Cattle Sheer. Shafes Hogs Calrss.
This week ......... 2.a1l 6si1 mn Gff 21
last week Cocoon. a.saa Sr1 Wa 7u1 So
one year ago., 1.l6s iiat E1 luO 1,5
INtCFs- Hesf rdnfe-EXfa TAI and heavy ,1sinu oven
S3 1 inst qualify, g. 1hell %; recoa quality, w. w
est6lts third quality. si'nelaii N lu1 NJ. on total weight
ui hir ttlOS and dressed ,ef, Balls etr. - 3letiia
HorinG OreH- sii1epiiD pair. according their
value a. lHef Seerr, ss.@lbu.
Mich corf-fair quality, sa,eHi extra good. s0stS,
with OF Without calves, may b" agreed tarfO~ and or
binary, suGgIi yearings, sl0Geg!0i two-years-
slstHeti3lpt thfr~ years-olsis. slHttin-
Shrep and LdHbs-Conmon as ci extra So c " n,
live weight. spring nfuis bftlttc
Sh0fg Wholesale. dOetiIci retail, uoeti1c " N. Fat
hogs. 1i4IIifc u N.
Veal tdirss SaOoGtsl 30 per head.
Hides brighton becOc country lots, 81 iaii- " ~.
CAT skins l0etllr Tallow a1Do 81 No. County b.dt3c.
SHARED eta, 2'ci lambs pitts, To- each
HtNAnks-At Union Market mud landed nearly 900
head ot cattle, with arrivals at brighton VI $50 het The
supply hslng H- anu the weather favorable, prices
" N better. The bulk Of the stock at Union Market
disposed O during the forenoon. win considerable ae
nt 50 o tfcwt asps steers weighing so rs, at SIC ~
N; Hathaway swift sold ~ steers, weighing 81 $40 NJ,
ac q steers at ac " No. and ~ steers at Sd, " ~ ces
iuf sheep and Ans tend downward, u " N seeming a.
be- the host price Tor full loads OF lambs. few seeis
lanls have been sold at 49, bat They were exceptions
4, McGnfdY sold ITO lambs average 81 Ms. AZ le y H.
sargent sold 10 lambs, ~ Ms ~ dsn unnlrn
sd rs lambs average 80 Ms at ic NJ A. Shaeketi sold
IS ianiiss, average 80 rs, All y NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
STArE on VERMONT,
WAsnISGToS CouNIr CorRr,l
MARCH rnRN, A. u. ls1e.


This Is acion ct assumlsit, demanding the sum Of NJ
hlnIed dollars work and labor. and diligence
OF the pain Tor the Defendant, done, PERFORMED and he
wed, aud materials Tor the same PROVIDED aiso hkr
puass aud MERCHANDISE, ~ the paiin soh
aud delivered 10 the delelat also IKE -nn iof sary
BY the paintln pad laid ont AMI tNlrn tf the ueirn=
ami n-o nks snm fur money the plaintiff lent and adj
yauo to the delendDni IKE sum for money by the
defendant had and received the Of the Idainii
also like for money found due from the Defendant 10
the paintn upon acsni stated between them iht
action WAS entered said County Court AT the present
tari tins the March term OF said tonsiy Court, A,
IL lS6 said cause continu~ 10 the neat term Of sail
County Court next h. held At Monser, within and fof
the county Washington, the ss<ond Tuesday of sep
teber A. d. ISIS And appearing 10 tho test that saii
Al H. Nash SOn trfrndaniA Ale out Of this -ia and
SAILING and doing business at wilchrndon In thu
Ma sshiseiis, have not had personal notice Of le
a.ns, salt 10 ~ orlefr, BY tie Court that they be-
hon thereof by publishing The substance q said suit 10
with THIS order, three weeks -c,sssiseiy Ia the Nef
mont watehnan state journal, Newspaper printed al
Montpelier aore te lasi OF which pnblie shall b.
the Al tenn uf said Court,
q be held as aioesd. At honipeiisr In the county q
Washington the se,od TUESDAY OF september, A. u.
lsl5 which viii be desmed suieisni notice 10 them, tn
10 said suit. MELVILLE y. SMILE, Clark.
fRASg rLrnLrr, Attorney for Plaintiff. ti-s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

TmAT RnIARKARLE FACT. Rev. T. u. Fisk
assures that our report last week Of his cough
ing up piece OF tooth that had been nine days
In his left lung, is substantially correct Entirely
80 in the main feature Of the account The piece
Of tooth in question Il about half of the visible
part of a back doubletooth, and syery ragged and
sharp ON the edges. 1t crumbled under the for
eeps, aud while two pieces were retained In their
grasp, this piece was not seen until il WAS coughed
up, though 1t was searched for about the office
every morning Had those concerned known, or
even suspected the whereabouts of that piece the
knowledge or suspicion would have contributed
not little 10 "a fatal result. No blame can be
Justly attached ~ the dentist. lie Is suffering in
his avn feelings as any man would but how
could he tell that a tooth was going IA crumble?
or that part was likely to ny into the trachea Just
at the instant OF heavy Inspiration lie Is an OK
perieneed dentist, we learn, and never had an
occurrence even similar 10 this before The taxi
ing Of ether was Mr.. fisk's deliberate choice, aud
all this might have occurred had he been entirely
conscious.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Union Rsnub-can Dsldci Convention.

Republican Union Convention for the fifst Congress
lonnl District Ut vermont will De- held At he Town Hall,
Rutland. on IunsuAr. rW rump DAY cf AtGrsr MKT,
a twelve O'Clock, &c. fof he purpose u nominating can
date cor Representative 90 Congress Tor The two years
next ensungi also Tor Presidential Eecior The lepub-
cln Union voters OF said district invited Co be- repre-
.eied loo e convention by their delogaos be- chosen Boz
compliance with e resolution adopted 10y The biiic Con-
,euuou holden at Midebuy, uic 5th day Of August.
l.o by Witch each town entitled to one delegate and
additional DELEGATE Tor every hundred, and every
fraction nf one bundled larger than hry vote. east hy said
town fHr Che Republican Union candiaie for Governor ri
iir election the year preceding The time for holding said
ruuttnuou Che District Committee 90 prescribe the metio
Of election Of such ddcga." The delegates of ie several
towns Do iir district VIII De- chosen OF primary meetings,
ilal by ue Republican ruon Committee Of u,e fesea-
live towns. 49, vote uf he ia.i convention, doe District
Committee owe constituted Cuinuiiiec Credentials.
perates ul provide uen.elve. With proper credentials.
.god uy tha .eofeare of their respective primary meet
ul.. and Immediately upon iher arrival in Hutland present
thsm t0 ihe cDnufee at their hendguauef thc hanwel
lDua.
10. 81 sOLLACE
IuNELANU MtNHON. Nitffirf
d. 10 WATiITON. faa.atfff..
JAMES +. fEtkt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Mary u. Woo iwnr Of Holland. In sail county. having
% Ia the office uf the clerk of ORLEANS County Court her
petition the orleans County Court, next Ia b. holden al
lushungh Ia and Tor s county, the nfst wednesday
neu after the nrst Tuesday serlensr nes,i sssilng
forth, In substance, mat she was hsffel 70 MllAn u
Woodward the I'm day OF September 1855 that she has
resided In said county SINCE that said william wilfnly
deserted than hre years and has contributed
nothing for her support Therefore she prays for divorce
the said william H., and anOny from his estate.
And appearing that the SAID william H. resides without
this state that saki petition cannot he served upon him,
II Ia ordered that the sad William n. Westward be-
une aplear and answer The foregoing petiion the
ay said term OF court at lfa-bnrgh aforesaid
by publication Ut the substance Of said Petition
geher with this order ~ the Vermont Waterman state
journal, printed at Montpelier. ia this state, thfec weeks
-ucce-ycly the last Ut which Publications 10 be- at least
,lN weeks PRIOR Ia sald term II court
Dated at irlshufgh, this ith day oi July, 1876.
\. cIsIMAN, CLERK.
y r. SHEAFF. Attorney fnr lihellant. Sal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

CHELSEA -Lieutenant-G Governor Ilinckley left
on Thursday last for trip 70 Philadelphia, Wash
ington, etc, to be absent week OF ten days.
Preparations are being made for grand Hayes
and Wheeler meeting, 10 take place In this village
the fore part of August The barn belonging to
liazen Campbell, standing on the farm occupied
by Charles Campbell in Washington, was struck
by lightning Thursday evening last, aud totally
destroyed, together with about twenty-fy tons of
hay. Loss, about six hundred dollars. ..A W.
Whitney, while at the depot at South Royalton, on
Thursday last, was so Frustrated by the heat as 10
become insensble lie was taken To the hotel
and placed under the care Of doctor, aud Is now
doing well. The question Of changing the loca-
ton OF the county seat Is again being agtaied in
this aud neghboring counties. II the Allen
county project can be carried through the legsla-
tire, efforts will probably be made To split up
Orange county, and In that way 10 establish the
county seat In some other town. II will be
good thing for people through the county who OPP
pose change OF location of the county buildings
10 attend 10 this matter little in their choice Of
representatives To the legislature this fall
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

In Probate Court held at Montpelier, said District
the Hth day Of July, A. u. 1876
Nancy b. l,iiss EN@'utrx Of the estate Of Franklin 5
s-. late of narre IN said District. drreassd. presents
her administration account for examination and allow
and make application or decree n llstribGnn ant
partition of the estate Of said deceased. Mhsrenn Il l.
ordered by said Court that sad account and said appra
ton he referred session thereof, To be held at the PM
Ofce In said Montpelier. the i5h day Of August
H. sib hearing and desOn thereon And 1t h further
ordered, that unre hereof be given 10 all persons interested
by Publication OF the same three weeks succeSsiyely in ts
Vermont Waterman a state Journal, newspaper pub
Sei at Montpelier, previous to said iime appointed for
hrarng that they appear at said lime AMI place, and
show II they have. why said account should
not be- allowed, aud such deserve made.
iiy the Court-Attert,
lOis HARVEY rILpEN Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

- siA or. VERNON I, washington District, -
In Probate Court held At Montpelier IN said District
the I'D day u July, 4. u. lci63
Addison Peak ENerutnr o the last WIN and Testament Of
Lucinda Cutler. late Of East Montpelier said District, de-
ceased presents his Standardization account Tor examination
aud allowance, and inak- application for decree Of irt
button and PARTITION o the estate of said deceased Where
upon, Il l. ordered by said Court that said account and
said application be- referred thereof to be
held 1T the Probate once, In said Montpelier. the
tth day Of August A. u. 1896, for hearing and decision
thereon; aud. further ordered that notre hereof be
given all persons Interested 10y publication of the
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman state
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier, previous to
said time appointed for hearing, that they may appear
said and place and show II they may have,
why account should be- allowed, and such decree
made. ify tile tuurt-Attrrt.
AIN n A CHASE. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
ELEANOR spALDINGs' ESTATE.

In Probate Court held At Montpelier, In said District,
the 18Th day Of JUS, 4 a. 1876
sylvester y. Spading, Administrator Of the estate Of
Eleanor spang, late OF koNbufy. In said District, de
ceasri. presents his administration account for examna
uon and and makes Application for decree dis
trhuiiOn amt partition ~ the estate OF said decreased Where
UPON Is ordered by ah Court that said account and said
application he referred to session thereof, 10 he held al the
rrnbats Ohce In sahi Montpelier. the hh day Of Att
gust A. d. lSI6, for herng and decision thereon Ana
Is further ordered that notee hereof he given IN kll
Interested by publication Of the three weeks
successfully the NernDnt Waterman state Journal
newspalef Published at Mont pse previous TO aid time
appointed for hearing. that thry may appear at said time
and place and sl1w any they have, why Sail
account should not be allowed and such decree made.
By the COuu.-Atte-t
HARVEY IILDEN. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
Jons IL. cAnrnNrEa,s ESTATE,

The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
Probate Court for the District Of Wellington, commission
receive examine, and adjust all claims and demands
u s persons against the estate Of John H. Carpenter late
Of Waterbury. In said district deceased, and all claims
hhs offaet thereto hereby give notice that will
purposes aforesaid at the dwelling house Of the late
said John H. Carpenter the sth day " september AM,
an day Of December next. from ten o'clock, until four
o'clock each Of aid DAYS and that six months from
the 18TH day ot June A. u. ls6. the time limited by said
Court for said creditors 10 present their claims 10 us for
animation and allowance.
Dated at Waterbury this 18th day Of June A. d. ls7s.
il-i3 NATHANIEL MOODY, '"nsH'"ie's'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

YALrNuLE PROPERTY FOR SALE The sub
.criber Nit T. ;. Camp offers for sale his land
in MiddleseN about three miles from Montpelier
village, ON the line Of the Central Vermont rail
road containing about three hundred aud seven
ty-fye acres Of farm and timber land, including
steam lumber mill timber within three-fourths OF
mile Of the mill, and mill one-half mile from a
side-tmck on the Central Vermont milroadl, farm
binding one and one-half story housed barn and
she'd al convenient, with running water 10 the
same Also with steam mill, large aud con-
youieut buildings; thiry-hve horsepower boiler
tweuiy-eight feet 10y four ia diameter, two sixteen
inch flues, and chimney ninety feet high; u Lane,
Pitkin y Brock circular saw, with cutter, edge
and slab saw a planning machine in fair condi-
tion; n,ill-house, one and one-half story, and
convenient II preferred, he would sell any part
of the above described property to suit purchas-
ers, viz. Farm of one hundred and fifty acres OF
tillage lastumge aud wood land, Of good pro
portion for a farm which will cut thirty tons of
hay. and keep ten or twelve cows and a team; he
will sell four acres of land TO include mill aud
mill-house will sell all the timber or will divide
the same 10 suit purchasers, in lots as follows
sxty-sevcn acres, one hundred or sixty-fi,e acres
or rs near as the different lots will measure ont
he will sell the engine and boiler at a great har-
gain and it Is well suited for lumber mill or for
chase money down the balance ON time, to suit
purchasers This presents one Of the most adj
vantageous chances 10 purchase very yaluahl,
real estate at reasonable rates that has been of
ferod in this county for some time
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Wiasr RANDOLPH The cheated term Is be.
ing succeeded BY cool refreshing weather.
Most OF the farmers this way have finished hay.
ing aud report an average crop Of excellent hay
... Notwithstanding the duh times building con.
Times In this village. There are six two-story
dwellings with barns connected now in process OF
building ....R, W, kimball, of New York city, /,
in town with his family, stopping it'll his mother
on School street John W Carr, Esq, cashier
Of the First National Bank, Boston, is in town
with his family, guests Of William H. Ia Bots
Mrs, Albert Chandler and child, Of New Yorl
city, are at the Cottage Hotel Rev. $ W
bike is absent with his family on four week,
vacation. His pulpit was supplied last sabbath
by Rev b. Smith, of West Hartford It is ex
pec;ed that Rev ", $, Palmer, Of Norwich, Conn
will supply the next two Sabbaths The West
Randolph Reform Club now number some seventy
members and meet Tuesday evenings in the Con
greg tonalst yestry.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Tn REMOVAL or GOuD- FROM uiE ENHrHi-
IIoN-Dr j. 5 Patterson, who has charge of tile
Vermont Headquarters building at Philadelphia,
makes the following announcement: Currency
having been given, in some directions, 10 a re-
port that delivery OF goods from the cases in the
Centennial Exhibition would be made To the pur-
chasers in August, 10 the serious disadvantage OF
the Exhibition, and visitors intending 10 come AT
later date, am authorized by Director Gen
erl Goshorn to assure all such intending visitors
that the rumor has no foundation in fact, and to
state that the following will be rigidy enforced,
as originally advertised, viz: Rule xiv The re-
moral Of goois ,rW not b. permitted prior 70 the
close OF the Exhibition. Visitors now here find
the exhibits in better condition than they have
been at any time previous and may rcly upon
Improvements rather than any falling of ia the
attuct,eness of the American Worlds Fair
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
IrgaI Wofres.
n1cuAnp :. c,nnIrn.s rsrArr.

HI sIAfE OF NEkMONI, District OF Washington. ~.
In Probate Court holden In MONTPELIER IN AMI for said
District, on the 18th day OF June. A. u, 1915
Fanny Is. Currter EXecurV OF the o. Richard =.
Currier late OF Barre said District desesi makes APP
patun to said Court 10 extend the time heretofore
her pay the debts due from said estate and render her
administration until future day Whereupon
Il h oniere hy said tuutt that said Application be heard al
the Probate Ofc- In Montpelier the ls day Of August
and, Il Is further ordered that notice be given To all persons
concens the publication Of this order In the Vermont
Waterman & state Journal printed at Montpelier, three
| weeks sucresslvely, before said hearing.
ny the Cunrt.-Atte-t
asll HARVEY TILDES. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

The American House hotel coach,r meet every
train coming boston For the moderate at nfty
cents each passenger. win his baggage l. carried tu the o
tel. once the American" all places Of business
easily reached the hotel Is 10
raiei right Ia the heart Vt the city aud In the neghhuruod
~ an these places notwithstanding the Increase IN in,Vri
The American has recently made a reufun In mates. which
these stringent times will make popular than
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

Manifestation NJ Mack, livery keeper in
this place, recently lost a good horse, it being
killed in the pasture. 1t seems To have run against
a sharp projecting pole in the fence. which pierced
the body forward Of the hip, inhieting fatal
wound and causing death in very short time
80. Farmers erecting barns in these days have
generally adopted the capacious style" which
is no doubt very sensible. We recently had the
pleasure of examining one lately erected by Gid
con Bunham, of West Woodbury., to take the
place Of those burned last fall. This barn is
forty-six by one hundred feet, with a basement or
manure cellar. The hay mows extend the entire
length, are dropped eight feet below the floor and
have an estimated capacity Of nearly one hundred
tons, which is about sufficient for the needs of the
farm. The stable comfortably accommodates
thirty-throe head of cattle Snne people In this
vicinity Of the opinion that the "Gmniie Agri-
cultural Works" 50 called, ol Lebanon, y H., are
genuine arindle, and their pretended selling
agent a frlad Several farmers IN this town, we
understand, have Investigated the character of
the above concern about two hundred dollars
worth. o.. Alexander Hull, Of Brooklyn, \. T., a
government pension detective, has been In town
the past week investigating the work Of Samuel
Morgan and other pension claim agents In this Vi
cinity. The many friends OF d. W. Aiken, ESD
will be glad To learn that De Is able to be in his
store again, for at least a portion Of the time
which gives promise of speedy and complete re-
coyery from his serious injuries. The A." heated
term seems 10 have " hauled oil for repairs,
and more reasonable" weather now prevails
Our Journal shows record Of twenty days since
the LIST Of June with the mercury among the
ninetes" The heat fairly eliminated the 18th
In the highest range Of the season--ninety eight
degrees in the shade and one hundred and twenty
degrees In the sun. The 10th treated Us 10 al
most a tornado, as prelude TO a thunder storm,
in the afternoon. Trees aud fences were sent
"a killing " IN every direction, and corn and some
other crops badly Frustrated and damaged
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26

The Peruvian syrup j. laos roStc. prepared
expressly tn supply the Bl0 with H. iron element. kriug
from alcohol in furm ~ eusrgEng effects not
followed with corresponding reaction but permanent
niusng strength, yiglr and all parts the
SYSTEM and bnling up hu Iron tulsttutnn II u
cerni substitute Tor wine brandy Where snulant
ncsled. Sold by All druggists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
prahs.

ia years.
~ nor.et Jolly 10. Mr.. EMEfiNE HOLLEY widow NJ
tie late Harvey Huey aged ~ years
, ~ Usage lows, MARCIA FROST. daughter " jonathan
uaflha, formerly Of Nruiou, w. aged - years
~ uorset, iulv IS. Mrs HEfHtAH WHEATON wife 81
hev Rufus irtt and fnuihet q Rev. s. ifau aged