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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

BrRSrrr's fLAVoHfNG EXTRACTS. - The saperi-
oriiy Of these eSfUcis consists IN hch perfect
purity and greut strength They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils aud acids which enter
into the composition Of many Of the Fictitious fruit
fayors now In the market. They are not only
true To their names but are prepared from fruits
OF the best quality, and are ohghly concentrated
that a comparatively small quantity only need he
used Joseph Burnett 4 Co, Boston, nanufac-
turers and propnetors For sale by grocers and
drupoists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

TIM President, last week "Wednesday, renom.
mated General William Wells as collector Of Gus
toms Tor this district
REv. L. q. WARE has resigned as pastor Of the
Unitarian church In Burlington It should be
added that there very little chance oths resigna-
ton being accepted
DESPATCH received Monday evening, gives
the Intelligence VI the death, on Saturday last, in
Europe, Of Mr.. Eugene Putnam, formerly Gov
crnor Smiths private secretary
Al the Democratic State cony ontion Of Indiana,
held April ~, j. u. Williams WAS nominated
Tor Governor; and the convention resolved that
Thomas A. Hendricks was the choice Of the demo-
Gratis Of that state for the Presidency
CAPTAIN GEORGE ~ CARrENrrn. formerly Of
Northfed has been appointed manager Of the
National Life Insurance Company Of the United
States, in New York city We congratulate the
captain upon his well earned promotion
STEAMER BLAINE made, in Congress, on Mon
| day, full and complete yndication Of himself
from the charges brought against him Of improp-
erly receiving money from the Union Pacific rail-
road. It satisfied every one but the grumhlcfs
NERNoSrERs will recollect the controversy at
Julian Scott historical painting, now in the State
House. Now It is announced that New Jersey
has voted 10 employ Mr. Scott to paint an hstori-
cal picture representing one Of the battle scenes
wherein their soldiers In the great rebellion were
engaged, the sum Of ten thousand dollars being
appropriated for this object
TIM Empress Of Brazil has become quite Ameri-
canized Her elegant apartments at tie Fifth
Avenue Hotel were shuton by temporary screens
She requested that these should be removed She
takes her meals with her suite in private, but she
INDUCES in promenade through the corridors
and accepts with quiet grace the salutatons Of the
American soyereigns. Tho apartments occupied
by the royal visitors are both elegant and CON
venent
JCDGE CArE Of Wisconsin who introduced the
resolution In the House against Brstow would
himself seem 10 need investigation lie claims TO
have been elected 10 Congress by two majority
lie obtained this majority, according to his own
count, 10y having the vote Of two districts thrown
out Since he took his seat the supreme Court Of
his own state has decided that those two districts
were unlawfully thrown ont, and has imposed
upon the clerk for throwing them out q severe
penalty. Judge Cate, therefore, who assumes 10
investigate Secretary Br-tow, improperly holds
his seat and represents only minority Tie
Wisconsin legislature has sent a memorial asking
that Cate be Investigated iudge Cate is a native
Of East Montpelier, and was admitted n the Bar
here in 1915, in which year he removed 90 Wiscon-
sin, where he has since resided
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
STArE or VERMONT, ,..,,. oa,.,,,x 80


Hhercss Kate T. Darton OF runbrgc. the county OF
Omipe has preferred her petition TOT dlyfce agAin-t
Iuhn r. Barton, ieuIuRbe 10 the lion County Court nrAt
90 lee holden chelsea, within aud for the county
orange on Tuesday OF June A. H. ls.6, and therein
forth that her maiden before her
A. Noye- aud that size lawfully married 10 said
John r. Baron OF Newport, In Tho state Of New Hanp
shire, the I'D day q October, u, ls2, Al CONCORD h
the said OF New Hampshire by charts. " sanborn a
justice the peace, and that she has lived Ia HE due and
true observance vt the marriage covenant sloe that time
lhero thai the 2th ay of July, A. u, $50 llie StA
John T. Rarton Wilfuly deEeet her, ~ tiehiug, va HE
state Massachusetts and has not lived WIN hrf -ine
that time and lts utterly refused anu sll does i'lte 70
live with her that said John ~ brins % silnlernt eNni
avs ability has Nuly neplece. and refused "a snpf.t
her and has treated with mOlerabe severity that sle
la. one child The SAID marriage boy Of ~. aye ui
about seventeen months, by the name of Charlie " hsi,on
John r. barton now frrhlrs Ntnui Nlssl
And pr wing that the bon,s OF lnainnY beMrt hef ANA
the ,ld John T. may dissolved and bill OF dN"f.r
Granted hrt; and that she have The eso', ~ SAID
nlnur oldld and ina. r'-une her h>ii'h name
ORANGE COUNTY. S.
And being iade aWear 10 me that the snd hi'else
a huut this state that notice ui ,aht sl cahn 10
49,, ed uinn linn hereby ordered that the ,ah lun r.
hnuou be notified appear ami answer IL Sl htHi a.
tenn Ut he County CONT 10 lie held at chelsea Mn iu
Ion said county the nst Tuesday OF june, A ~ s.ti
for Which purpose farther oIieed that the sansaiss
Neeks snecessiycy ia the Vermont achnn state louf
nal newspaper printed al Moneie IN tue eonntl o.
Mashngoll the last of which publications. 10 b. Al ie,st
three weeks previous To the said hgs1 Tuesday In June A.
ID. lsl0.
bae a, Montpelier, in Washington county, on the sls day
g, - inoiiiT T, RgDFIELD judge saprcIas Court.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

LNiortLE VALLEY RAILROAD st. Johns
bury CG.doum believes arrangements will soon
be made whereby work will be resumed, and the
road completed during the present season ON
the other hand, the Burlington Sentinel says
"rhere is a rumor that the Portland Ogdens-
burg have determined 10 default on their May
coupons. also This. with the failure Of the La
noble Valley railroad, must Of course wind mp
the whole line, and sadly damage, II not ruin, the
sale OF the Darlington 4 lamoille railroad bonds.
Large amounts of the liabilities Of these roads
have been secured by parties who will be likely
10 use the power thus acquired TO reach the bot
tom Of the present management
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

RESOLUTIONS OF rH,NKs.At the last meet
Ing Of the Montpelier Reform Club, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted Re
soired That we tender To Mr. James r, Iansdon
our sincere thanks for his generosity in extending
to MS the use Of these rooms; Resolca, That we
extend our sincere thanks to the Band OF Hope
for their recent kind donation. Rcsolred, That
We hereby extend our sincere thanks to all those
who haye Individually or collectively contributed
by worl or deed toward the present hoalthful
condition Of our club. Resolred That a copy Of
these resolutions he furnished each Of our village
papers Tor publication therein"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

Experience warrants In recommending Iiaus veue-
table si'iian Hats Remover sure remedy for gray
hair NC
Your life can b. saved b., HrNrs REMEDY
/ HUNTS REMEDY cures Drops, and all Disease. II The
Kidneys bladder and Urinary onaus Hundreds who
have tecn given up by their physicians die have been
saved by HUNTS REMEDY and ore nog living vine..e,
% IT, value.
Caked breasts. rheumatism. sciauoa. sNerins.
spinn' SIN points. hnfus sas poisonous bites AMI an
heh. bone aud muscle ailments can be- absolutely cufo by
the teutaur Lumets. Whatfhe White Inlnen b. fsf iha
human family, The yellow Imminent for .ra,ns,i CALLED
aud lame hofses AMI animals v,lo-n
Mothers can heih Tor their children and r,.t
for Themselves by the Cnstara perfect substitute
for castor OIL IT. absolutely harmless and L. Al. pleasant
10 take a. honey. For wnd-coc sour stomach worms or
constipation, Tor young DID, there nothing In e,enee
hks u. 1ti certain, IL b. sle,,iy, b cheap. wcl-R
The latest, greatest and most pilabie remedy ever
put together by medical science for rheumatism wounds
mrnt Their arc two kinds. what me white Eminent il
for The human family, The yellow Centauf Eminent Tor
spawned lame amt strained horse. and animals. weqo
children Cry for CastorIn.- h as pleasant tn take
~ honey. and absolutely harmless II r sute to s,pel
worms wind onlic rtuale The bowels aud siomach
aud o,rrsue rriiahny n,us"l hy n-h 90 cutting teeth
lt perfect substitute Tor oh. and tor cosi,eusa
reliable. wc4.g,
perry's Moth aud Ir"ckie Lotion Is Intended
only Cor removing NOM rArcns, FRrckLrs aud TAN II
BE- reliable Pot rnartFs, BltcKugtps or FtFsnwonws,
ash your druggist iur rrnats COMMON aud riNrtr
luNtnt ihe irAttutt shiS medicine. consult Dr. w.
g. ltmt, h'1ntioiosi.i. 81 Hond si Sew Yoh. WI
General Debility. In ts complaint The e0n,l effects
~ the VieF Isf Are r,alt Immediately after r,n,iucnc-
ms take %; debility denotes cHcpicf of the blood and
NferrfsG acts directly nlon the blood There remedy
that viii resior the health fn'n debuty ne The VrarINs
Il DE- nour.ng nud strengthening purhcs the blood rsiu-
latcs The bovels. qur The nervous SYSTEM acts directly
upon the seoretons and arouse the whole system
lion. 10 has never iul9l 10 this complaint Ms
Jnundice aud niliousness.-who knows good
remedy for these dtuuien2 We are assured ATWOuns
VEGETABLE, rnN stCAL.JAUNpiCE BGrTEHs will
effect speedy The, have NEVrn F,Irp 70 SATISFY
All VINO nAyr tsrn uFu Tor lluud.ce Dyspepsia. Bill
iousnes, etc Besafeo f ninnn- The genuine has pri-
vaie proprietary stamp OF john D. Henry cnrk
SOLD by all dealers. Manhattan Medicine Company pro-
preion. JOHN ,. HENRY. ctnRNN6 co.. Nev York
Whoieaile AGENTS. u50c.s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

WArnBuRY. Elder Miles Grant, Of Boston,
commenced a course OF revival dscourses in the
Village Hall last Friday evening. Sunday morn
ing and evening he preached in the Congrega-
tional house to large audiences, and it may he
said that many II not all his hearers were inter
ested and not few edited His subject in the
morning was Patience MS one Of the cardinal
Christian graces Of much value in all the relations
OF life, but should especially adorn and distinguish
the life Of the Christian. In the evening the sub
ject was Confession Of faults one to another"
this like the morning discourse, was very practical
and WAS illustrated by many examples related as
within his knowledge, where peaceand enjoyment
were obtained only by confession. Mr.. Grant has
a very large chart designed to illustrate sacred
and profane history in connection with aud con-
frmatory Of prophecy. On this subject Of the
authenticity Of the Scriptures of Holy Writ, he
will lecture occasionally during his stay in Water
bury. This is called poor sugar season thus
far, and some have gathered in their tubs.
Butter sold at thirty TO thrty-throe cents per
pound en- Monday, April 2ith... The principal
excitement is neck and neck race between two
new kinds Of churns rhree-quarters Of minute
is considered slow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

FIRE ~ fLErcHuR-The dwelling house owned
and occupied by Horace and A. h. Ellsworth in
the eastern part Of the town, totally destroyed
by fire about eleven O'Clock, Wednesday night.
When discovered, the roof was all ahame. and
nothing could be done to preserve the building
Nearly all the house contained WAS destroyed
dairy utensils, provisions, clothing, bedding and
furniture, the latter including fine piano; all
the grain and some valuable papers were con-
summed, and the occupants but narrowly escaped.
Amount Of insurance unknown
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

NEw GEASGE-pepuiy d +. Boyden organized
Mt Norris Grange, Patrons Of Iusbandry, at
lowell April 10Th, with forty charter members
The following is list Of the officers Master H.
c. Quincy Overecr, W b Dodge; Lecturer, n
+ Hutchinson; Steward, Willie Quincy Assistant
Steward. \. l. Stebbins Chaplain, +. b. Cool
edge treasurer Irwin Stephenson Secretary
Irwin Stephenson, Gate Keeper, A. Powers
Ceres Mrs George Eddy; Pomona, Miss Ida law
renee Flora, Miss May Stephenson Lady As
sI.tant steNnrd Mn. Lncy Sweet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

SHARON. Sugaring is nearly closed The
amount Of sugar made varies very much in some
orchards the flow Of sap has been fair, while in
Others it has been very light, not enough to pay
for the trouble Of tapping-on the whole a very
much lighter crop than was anticipated by many
Snow is fast disappearing but we have mud in
abundance A very unusual occurrence took
place one day ast week, in the hog sly Of one Of
our townsmen; It was the disappearance from the
pen Of a small pig three weeks old. Born
April 2ist, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Chilson
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

CHEIsEA.-Ghe sugar festival Friday evening
was quite well attended notwithstanding the rain
which prevailed through the day, and which made
the streets more than usually muddy. The ex-
ercises previous to supper consisted Of songs rec
tations and chardes by members of the village
school, and which were very well rendered in all
cases. The supper, which consisted Of sugar and
the usual Accomplishments Of doughnuts pickles.
etc, was well attended to by those present and
with apparent satisfaction In all about twenty
one dollars was received which goes for the bene-
fit Of the society. Work is to he commenced on
the church on Monday next, lumber for which is
being drawn 10 its vicinity. The most active
portion Of the legal fraternity OF the place have
been out Of town for a week past c. W. Clarke
being in Michigan, and ;. d. llebard in Boston,
attending to the taking Of testimony in cases
pending In the courts. An entertainment Of
literary character will be held at the Congrega-
tional church, Friday evening Of this week. The
examination Of those intending To teach in the
common schools in town, the coming summer,
will be at the school-house in the village district ON
Saturday next, April 10Th
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

WEST TorHIAM-The weather is cold and un-
pleasant and at this time, April 9th, bat very
little bare ground is to be seen. There are many
more sleighs seen in our streets than wagons
Long time residents say they scarcely ever saw as
much snow on the ground at this time Of the
year Sugar making has been unusually hard in
consequence Of the great depth Of snow. Sugar
makers say that 1t has been very peculiar sea
son, some trees yielding very large dow Of sap
while others have not run enough to pay tile cost
Of tapping, the old growth trees yielding much
the most sap. We are having an influenza, and
scarcely any one escapes. In consequence OF
the severe illness Of our pastor Rev A. C. Peaslee,
who has been confined 10 his bed for the past four
or five months with chronic scroiula terminating
in phthisis pulmonalis, We have been without
meetings 1t is expected that conference now in
session at St Johnsbury, will supply us with II
minister which will be gratifying, as this is q
chuIch-going people..,.A new tin shop has been
opened in this village, Orsamus Bagley being
the proprietor, with Hiram Wood as assistant he
will furnish anything in his line rs cheap As can
be purchased elsewhere
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

SUDDEN DEATHS At MoNKroN Mr John s.
Fuller a substantial farmer Of about fifty years Of
age and his SON Frederick Fuller, aged about
nineteen, died ON Wednesday and Thursday Of
last week, within twenty three hours Of each
other, Of typhoid fever Their funeral WAS at
tended on sunday last, from the late residence Of
Mr. Fuller, and was largely attended by the sym
pathizing people Of Monkton and the vicinity, 70
ligious services being conducted 10y the Rev Isaac
Hyatt, Of starksboro
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

IMPORTANT MEErING.-The directors Of Wash
ington County Agricultural society will meet at
the Court House in Montpelier, saturday, the
9Th Of May next, at one O'Clock p NJ to see II
they will vote 10 rescnd the vote locating the fair
on the Bailey grounds in Montpelier. and locate
the same on the grounds Of & c. willard, in East
Montpelier; also, TO see il the directors will vote
to sell the buildings ON the fair grounds in East
Montpelier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

N"'"''" w Tor 'hsi"fih. ii y hN lnf4i-"W in thr
as honey, and ID absolutely harmless n to aspcl
worms cure wind collie rale The bowels aud stomach
aud ovrrs'iu" rrhhny cinsni hy n-h cutting teeth
Its pcrirct substitute Tor OH. and cosii,esa
In young ul There BE- nothing existence eaeetve aud
reliable, wrlN-Il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

IhE GiNrh'L toNtEmScE-fh General Con
ference Of thc Methodist Episcopal Church meets
next Monday, May ist at Baltimore This is the
legislative body Of The Methodist Church and con-
sists Of two lay delegates for each annual confer
euce aud a ministerial delegate for every forty
five ministers and fraction Of two-thirds in each
annual conference. lt holds its sessions five or
sir weeks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

Rocks oN rHg BoAp-On Saturday last a huge
bowder took position on the Wells River rail
road at Wells River and could not be moved I'M
al 10 had been blasted. The locality where it
discovered is called Paper Ledge and since
the warm weather has set 10 the falling Of a
howdor IL Of frequent occurrence there. on Mon
day another rock WAS found on the track at Pea
body's, but was not 80 argeas To require blasting
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

Your life can b. saved %, HuNrs REMEDY.
HUNTS hhhLbf cures Drops, and all Diseases of The
Kidneys bladder and Urinary onans uundre,is vino
have hecn given up by their physcaus o die have been
saved by HUNTS REMEDY aud ORE nos, living wnne...
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

Buurn MARKET The st. Adams butter
market. Tuesday, was dull with adownward ten
dency nprices We quote common to fair at
from fifteen 10 eighteen cents fair 10 good,
twenty 10 twenty-five cents good, twenty-five to
twenty-eght cents choice, twenty-eight to thirty
cents and siIt edge thirty to thiry-tw cents per
pound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

AiIcf the departure Of the daughter the mother
was left with the insane husband in the agony Of
suspense as To the fate Of her son, for Cook con
duct meanwhile showed plainly that he was more
crazy than usual, and that he lad undoubtedly
committed some dreadful act since he was prcpar-
ing q defence by bringing into the dooryari all
the edge tools he could find on the premises Mr.
Manning first came to the house, whereupon
Cook made an attack upon him, but Manning
succeeded in throwing him To the ground, when
he was Immediately shackled The sheriff then
don.
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nr.sel a l,ng line 81 massive lem,
painted ~ chanrl htl il III, viii tnn
lain the mt n,gciie II Will Lease, pro
e.,le,i ", ,he i lj,n eistitis, dfaNh
bs tfautitul marked huttts. Which stt
followed ny Tie thpts continuing tie
H8NtAH hHiHfatrt W t81t N8lHfNFR ~
tattmnnt. Thee afr decorated ~
gold and ,finso Il. and nfr eiuhslltthel
with III "a n'inps uf i linh nfslet u
merit VIE ,lfaml Centennial pageant
and Wing tnhlrnn carnival vii lail v
ihia. u N INT ssillp II portray IL
nuifif tn a~lI,at as NIL grandeur =
'tli. rational frrt evhihil, N, III w cal'
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Ion tho II nafc. uf Nat,ans estAt tin
Tho Trinmlinl Tatleau Tar. nl4l
which Il seated tho Goddess n liberi,
IN her temple, drawn Ny tho elephants.
bnnalocs and campls, aud carrying i
live Ii,n, lonse In tho streets At tn
npos. Next tho fciiune, mounted ~
chparisonci chargers. hearing amile
matic cnsigns. and ending with MI nIel
den ~ lions aud and tigers, ~ which Ii
seated Madame Ieleon, who alen'
has them under submission No s.e'
amount II free show ha. ever been II
tered IN America. and The entrance te'
10 nll lbr combined exhibitions nnJeI
cnn,ns. lns been fred NJ ID cents
Romember tho day. june !,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

Nnilfpai companies may bu soulles4
corporations, hut they spira tin,es aut
In 4 way il,ai would bv cfelisable 10
people whv hulieve tI,einspl tes I~asse.s
VI " souls. Only Tho otl,er day sups.
sanhurn ordered Tint MI freight eafs
b. dropped u Mason liiy and that
Tho engine and passenger eearh should
hasten through % Algpna, regardless
Of TINS. that ono u tho passengers
night reach tho bedside n BIZ siek
wits ~ quickly |. possible. = Algona
Republican.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26
MrRDEK WILL OFT.

4 fsw yrnrs ago August Flower was
discovered | ! be- II astislh flt,a tpf Hyspsts
siA aud Liver complaint, 4 fen Thin pys.
tetiips made known ~ their friends bow
slally md quickly they Ind been aufsd by
IN use. The great merits " HMtstfH Ar.
aisf FLoWkn became ksraidei through the
oousits ~ ons sufferer ~ AaAIlsf, until
without advertising, In sale has bsavnie
Immense, Druggists IN kyKlif TOWN IN
thu | niled Hintas Afe selling II, M rerson
suffering With Hvnr HinMAah, tlek Head
rehs. aos,tvensss. tAipliAlion ~ TN HHafi,
indigestion. low spirits. sle Gan tats
ihr~e loss without relief, ue IN y6ur
Druggist. pr J i fi@Mmsr. mud get 4 bot.
Nv Nv ~ cents and NY " sample boiiiss
III ernts. eow
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-26

We mast acknowledge that the nu-
halae Times slnatel, guessed the
truth wl.n |, ,tseIafsl that tie Me-
Gfegof 4 Missouri llisrr Railway
Company, better known a. the eNh
atae.ien e~gmpahs) would fsil IL A..
eett the ~ grant u lanis ifun the
slate, undst The bill lasaed b. the la,
general %asscnbl, The company has
tailel 10 file the required l.oui an !
rive tic nrrttsafs security bht
i'rn III, sail construction 81 unrans
will build the toad Just .in fnnl,, aud
We hrl,ese, la,e already commenced
operations = M,Grernt Iints.