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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

Ia rgobae Court held At Montpelier In and for ali ils
tirf the an day OF August. A, n. isse.
j. a.. H. ihlNcr, administrator with the will annexed. of
The estate Of hrnlanln Porter, late VI Norihnrd IN said
District, deceased makes application 10 said Court Will
The consent and appreciation IN writing OF the deves ami
lesliecs OF sail deceass residing this state Tor ncen.
q sell all Of the real estate Of said decreased
tat the sale thereof would be beneficial deslns-,
and ckaets Of said deyca-n and tno, Interested M nj.
tate WheIenpon, is onere BY said Count that saiapp.l-
eAon e ttietlt - session hefvof. 10 be held the PRO
bate oice. IN said Monipeller day OF Decepoer
D. eiU for heana and decision thereon; and ID 4 luthrf
ordered that all persons Interested 10 otifssi hsrrol i.
publication Of nil q nd application and order thereon.
trre weeks anccsiVcly IN the WnfrhInau stats
Journal, Newspaper Published at Nonipesr and whIi
cnulaes In the eishbho those helotr so.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
NorLcEs or rHr pRrss.

The MHftf has attained in its quarter century
mqc u existence " that point Where t may b" said Of IT,
100 the words u Dr. johnson " Il ls vain 70 blame and
leF Oh nU-e The ustr Of IT, long acn-attaned reputa
nn has Increased as the have passed. and H. futnrr
bright % NOT brighter than any time the
golden hue u prosperity settled around IT. later and best
year, ru0iirH k0gie.
HdrTerf MlHfhiUis marked hy the characteristics
which gave u circulation from e first with the better class
VI readers II coWbne reading mailer with Illustrations in
WAY % make clear and vivid he fact- presented. Pie
lures merely designed tu catch the ~ he snoran arr
urvcfsuiseftcd tAio1g0 jHHfHaf.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06
TnoMAs uUTcHINsoN's ESTATE;

The undersigned having tevu appointed hy tile honor
able Probate Count for ihe District Of Washington, con-
nissnnrrs To receive examine and adjust all claims AMI
enant. OF n against the estate OF Thomas Hutch
nsnn late of Woresfer h said District decreased and all
claims exhibited In offset thereto hereby give notice that We
viii meet for The purpose aforesaid AZ the dwelling house
OF enuel NJ Huien4nn, the last Tuesday OF December
aud last Tuesday of April next, rom ten O'Clock NJ I'M
"a four O'Clock, Nc each Of said days, and that six months
tho 1is day Of ostoer A. D. 1876. Is the time limited
hy said Court for said creditors 10 present he claims 10 US
| tor examination and allowance
Dated al Worcester, this IN day Of Noyemh A. D. lsO.
a. VI. GOULD, I......t..D.,.,.
| $40 WILLIAM MAXHAM,t commissioners
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

CABOT Farley Davis late of Cabot, Vt, son
Of Ilezekiah Davis, one Of the earlier settlers in
the town Of Montpelier, died November %, 1876
aged sixty years and two months His disease
paralysis, hatlled all the efforts Of kind friends
and physicians, and Tor more than two years he
has been nearly helpicss Although brought up,
and living most Of bis days, In the faith Of Uni
yersa salvation, DE finally became believer in
and member of the Congregational church few
years before his decease. Always a genial com
panion OF large sympathy and almost boundless
hospitality, as all can testify who have had occa
sion 10 partake of his bounty, never wishing fol
public position, he possessed to large extent the
confidence of his fellow citizens. lie leaves VIII,
and two children who mourn the loss Of an afIec
Tomato husband and kind father, and the publi'
a true friend
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

NEw ENGLAND socIErY.-In an exchange we
find an account Of the formation OF a New Eng
land Society In Erie, Penn, on Thanksgiving eve.
A paper was drawn up 10 which forty-six names
were attached, headed by Oliver Sponcrd, Of
Windsor, Vt, rs the Oldest man present, and Da-
yid McAllister, also Of Vermont, as the second
OF the forty-sis names, twelve were from Yer
mont. The members will dine together with
their wives. daughters and sweethearts," on the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

w NlAlI or NiNMNNl l-tflft OF Washington, -.
In Probate Court, held NJ Montpelier la SAID District
the 18Th day of November 4. u. lSl6
An instrument purorting be- the last will and
nent OF Micah b. rapin late Of Berlin In said District
deceased being presented Go the Court by Homer Heann.
ut Montpelier inr Probate II j. ordered by said Court that al
pesuna concerned therein be nounsd appear session.
Of said Court 10 r held az the Probate Ore IN Montpelier
TIE 2t day u December A. D. 1875. and show cause, Il
they have against the Probate OF said will. for
which purpose further ordered that copy Of the record
q -nid order De- published three weeks successfully In the
/ Vermont Natchman state Journal printed al Monipe-
| lef, previous 40 laid time appointed for hearing.
By the Cuut.-Atie.t,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

ACCIDENT IN WINoosKI,-A double team be-
longing TO John Williams, q farmer residing Ia
South Burlington, and driven by hired man,
was struck by the five O'Clock train at the cross
Ing few rods north OF Wlnooski depot, Tuesday
evening The man was somewhat injured about
the head, but not seriously one horse was in
stantly killed. and the other SO badly injured it
will doubtless be necessary To kill 1t. The wagon
and harness were demolished
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06
NOTICF.-1he annual meetif
~ the Montpelier Naiionl Bank
h. LuI-Lual II L--.--- I-.uL inn IL .uLl.
1rgal Nnfres.
ERANK MENTIONS ESTATE,

VYRANK NEW TONS ESTATE.
i COMMt~~tpNERS' NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court the District Of Washington Commission
receive examine, and adjust an claims AMI demands
~ an persous against the estate Of Frank Newton, late Of
Marshleld n said District deceased and all claims eNhh
tied Offset thereto. hereby notice that will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, nj the residence Of Charles II.
newton the last saturday Of December and April next
from O'Clock, until four o'clock =. each OF
id DAYS, and that six months from the 18th day Of OrO
uer II l-76 The time limited by said Court for said
crenr prescat their CLAIMS to for examination and
allowance
Dated Marshfed this 2th dav Of November A. ID. lsiG
ea-el TnW am NJ SNOW , Commissioner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06
2leehh SHHheB.
Cattle Market.
A. Cambridge aud nHsh'on. iar me- ueek endins ue,day
December 5, 1878.

Nc'mhnhge and nrshion. i9r ne sees eudinsrue,as,
December 5, 1875.
AMOUNT oF STOCK At siKkRr
CANE. Stsfa. slafes Hags csirss
llNa Wefk. ......s.. allf Nf4 600 lualI tu
ia., Neek .......... ni s!la ea ulil ~
rucgg.-nef Clffe-Fvira o. and heavy premium oxen
ftdn. FIRST quality. a. nueG ii. SECOND quaiv - IS
" hr follow ana dressed beef. few choice single pairs
N0fuH0 0ral- st2iehsl IS % pair " according 10 Their
value o. ufff. NiH0fs slfiNlin.
Nirh tlrf-faif quality. sl0NN. extra cool. sVei,l.
win 0f without calves, may b. agreed dff ana or
thtnetHmi thue-y etrs-o'ds, slifol0.
Ahrp ant funtI-t ofunou 10 fitri extra if.sc q r.
on I've Ngehti ur sliifff1i f bead.
Nhlf Wholesale uftan. retail 0c65a0c q p. Pat h0g..
hfetlr u 20. spring ra.. eft0r
, miag hngiioa, snNc country lots, 1aoc "
pound icIn with wool sift0 each Country lott i
HEWtnts.-The supply of live stock runs even and WI.
-ee a,irty any Chnugc in rucrs| unless slim cntr
Wh0n se. SLOW, For CATTLE we'll atie full prires
in.l lhf ii il'r " oxen noticed cold by ". ".
A'Nn - hr hi lesaf Nraht huf there mot another
iAi 900 hn guuud fa choice as thf g. ". Tinker sold
i4ur s1s n dss ino hs rnsh. No S. " N dressed weight
gold two oxen, Co dfcs illi Ms erh "a I4a1i5e q ~.
hf Neiali tnd One atcnv fur -, g.. No. aurdck sold
Lnrf no .li eloli anil one fIt lur sll dress
W- iiI''- inf .Ntfp He substantially fhe laa
Wtk rlnsinsa aaeo e ~ wih irlde silently improved.
j Hastings be- rNTored 90 bring neat vees 0t Ut hs
if0l sicon avefage 90 mt no 0ci W. W. Austin sold
ENTITY iHuf sheep. average m h ut fei j. lngersUn aid
NuN NHuIfNi thlH, nlerule H0 Ha nf Sd anil co. Clara
SOLO nni rtit sheep, average Fl hs, o. r u pound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

IL STATE % VERMONT bi.trct of " Washington.
IN Probate Court held Montpelier n sahi District,
the liul day of November, A. H. lsi6i
Edmund 1one, FXeoutnr Of The estate of lois Loomi-
late Of HoAhny, In said District, deeease' presents
his administration account for examination and allow
unce amt makes application TOT decree OF distribution and
partition of the estate OF said deceased Nsienpnn, Il l.
ouluna by said Court That sad arrount and said appiea
lion bee referred M session thereof 10 be hei a. the Probate
once, In said Montpelier, the 18Th tlay Of December, A
D. 1876 for hearing amt decision thereon Aud t u further
nrdcr that notice hereof br given To all persons interested
by publication NJ the same three weeks suoessyey In liz
Vermont MaiehmAn a state journal, newspaper pub
lse 90 Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed Tor
hearing that they may appear at sail time and place and
show cause they may have why said ao,1nn should
not bee ALLOW eel, and such decree ntade.
iy the CouTt.-Aticst.
.l-Al uAHNIN IIInEN Inalua
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

ST. ALnANs BulTER MARKET. The attend
ancc was fair on Tuesday, and the market quiet.
Common grades sold at from sixteen to eighteen
cents; good, twenty to twenty-five cents choice,
twenty-three to twenty-eight cents, and gilt
edged, at thirty cents perpound with occasionally
an extra lot at something higher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

PnEsIpEsr's MEssAGE.-president Grants last
annual message Is commended to the careful con-
sidertion Of our readers. While for the most
part, 1t Is plain and simple statement Of the af-
fairs oil the government, and our domestic and
foreign relations, there is manifested sensitive
ness OF public opinion, and desire to excuse the
unavoidable defects Of his administration, which
we never looked for in the little man of iron will
The spirit of the document will 60 far to disarm
the horde Of INSCRIPTIONS critics aud ylliiers OF
the President and his administration.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

FmoiuFUL ACCIDENT. --On Wednesday tyes-
terdayl Mr., William Perry, Of Barre, accom-
panied by his wifss mother, was driving toward
this village ON the Berlin side, the holdbacl gave
way and the horse started to run. Mr., Perry was
thrown out near the Pioneer Works and received
a broken ankle, while the lady was thrown out
somewhat further down the road and received
severe bruises about the head aud face, which
rendered her unconscious for short time. Drs.
Macomber and Chandler were notified, and duly
cared for the injured persons We are glad TO
say the injuries Of either are not considered very
serious
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

DnoPpEp DEAD.-Jamcs Ryan, an old employ G
in the firm Of Graves Root Bennington, dropped
dead In a neighbours house Saturday morning.
lie was apparently in good health five minutes
previous To his DEATH which was cansed by
anouiexv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06
Through the Fire.

There are times in all our lives when ul-iuf-
tunes crowd tbiclly upon each other; when like
the tcmpest-tossscd mariner buneted hy angry
waves ere We have recovered from the shock of
one another is upon us Yet few, perhaps meet
with a. much misfortune in No shor, time as
has been oar lot Forever eight weeks the lights
had not been ont in our house, at one time three
OF the family we're very, very 80 at once Almost
distressing illness OF more than six weeks had en-
tirely Frustrated our aged mother, aud her death
was daily and hourly expected, when we were
reused from our bed by the alarm Of FIRE. and
fored to carry her, dying as she was To the
neiglibon ior shelter; 70 then seemed As u fate
meant tn de- her worst for us. The only men 10
the house were my husband and brother, besides
boy Of fourteen, and all our efforts 10 rouse the
noighboi. proved unayaiIIng until too late TO save
mach. q was only hy the most heouc efforts on
| the part oi our daughters that anything was
saved, onr first care of course being for mother,
aud the flames advanced with such mpidity that
| there was little time % work Hardly member
! Of the family were fully dressed some had shoes
without stockings, some had neither aud some
/ had literally almost nothing at all. Out Of a
/ house full OF everything not an ounce Of pro-
vision was saved
But though homeless and destitute we were
not frendle.s The hearts aud homes Of our
neghbors were open to our necessities. Every
thing that the kinde.i thought could suggest was
done for our comfort, and that Of our dear mother
while she lived, and when the new home, Phoenix
/ like, began to rise above .he ashes Of the old,
every friend and Acquaintance seemed anxious to
/ give helping hand
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y the Montpelier Naiilnl Bank " Montpelier VI. Will
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Directors for the year ensuing and any other business
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| Montpelier Vt, December Is, 1876. o9-H
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

We exposed last week TO pitess Storm that wet
and stockings, and indeed person AN Ia
fact we took cracking cold whih brought sore throat AMI
symptoms uf fever. The good wife asserted her
authority. plunged feet in hot water wrapped us la
hot blankets, and sent faituson Tor bottle Of AitEs
CHERRY PICTORIAL. Il isas splendid medicine pleasant To
take and did the job. We slept souny through the night
aud awnke well the next morning. We know we owe uur
quick recovery 60 TIE rcctora AMI shall not hesitate 20
recommend 1t to all who need such meilclue. ThuacaHG
lTardn PreftRierilH. We
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

FAILED The failure is reported Of Ihoma,
Lavender of the Weldon House, st. Adams. lie
has made an assignment and expects to pay thirty
three aud onehalf cents ON the dollar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

ANSUAL EScAMPMENT.- The annual encamp-
ment of the Grand Army Of the Republic occurs
at burlington on Wednesday, January 2ith, 1871
at half-past ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

Bio EAGLE The other day, at Braintree, Mr.
u. V Page, assisted by his dog, killed bald
eagle that weighed nine pounds and measured
seven feet from tip to tip
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06
c5lew cIhrrtisemenfs.

" Unique stiouabiy the Best Sustained Work Of
the Kind in the World"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

APPALLING CALAMITY Another of those ter
rible human hoocaus,s has occurred, hy the burr
ing NJ Bruklyn theatre, ON Tuesday evening.
whereby three hundred or moro persons were lit
orally roasted alive Three hundred aud eighty
five bodies had been recovered at the latest in
ielligcncc The FIRE took FROM gas iot and "a
panic eu-uod
Lo'ea-A telegram ju-t received says the work
of excavation is completed, and that thicc hun-
drcd and fifteen bodies have been recovered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

WEST IorsIIAM.-O. +. Curtis, while chopping
logs In the woods on Friday last cut his foot very
badly he rode over Eve miles to Dr., Watsons to
have the wound dressed. o.. The store OF d. Stew
art X Co, OF East ropsham, was entered by bur
glars one night last week. They did not succeed
IN getting great haul. A small amount of
money In the monoy drawer Is all that was missed.
The fact that Mr. stewart and family lived over
the store probably prevented their trying to open
tho anre
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06
Vermont state News.

Ahhl~NN fNlNihs
Mn liAnBY Moonr died nc Mddlthury on
saturday night from the edectsof the burns which
he received at The burning u his barn some days
since. lie suffered great agony from the time oi
The accident untilh. death Mr. Moore was quito
an old man aud bad been Tor many years connected
with The United States postal service Daniel
u. Oris bias been appointed postmaster at South
starksboro riee 49, j. Grincl, resigned Royal
%. iarr, son Of the landlord Of thc Glenn house,
Fast Mddebnry was so severely beaten by
rouels NE 2lh ult.. that 80. life IS endangered
uENNNoroS COUNTY
Trvr bring. changes. In 1851 tine town Of
SALISBURY voted " that none Of the public money
he applied TO the maintenance Of suppor ot any
school within the town taught by % woman.
c,LmoSf, COUNTY.
j. q. Cuunn, Of st. Johnshury, died tie 2ith
ult, Of smallpox. There have been only two
cases, aud no prospects OF any more SEQ. Charles
Vim, Of Danyillc, has sold hi. educated pig
Ben Butler" to q Boston man Tor two hundred
dollars An attempt was made to burn the
school-honse la sheffield few nights since, which
proved unsuccessful. a lunherman Zoo Gtoton
intends Co cut four million feet of Jog. aud ZEN
thousand cords Of wood this winter
rRtNRtfy corSIf.
a umufENNEiu-otu noy named Charles
Centibar, had Dis neck broken at the falls in
Montgomery Che other day, by log rolling on Co
him.. Several Of The snanton liquor sellers
were ridcd upon the 2Hh ult and one Of item
fined twenty dollars and cost. .. Ira Peters a
boy thirteen years Old of st. Adams was sem
fenced 90 thc reform school on the nth ult....
s dwclng-housc owned and occupied hy g. D.
l;uhlee about two miles east Of lnosburgh Falls,
was totally destroyed boy fire ou sunday night, the
10Th ult, together with most Of the outbuidngs.
The loss falls pretty heavily ON Mr. Rublee, but
Is partially covered by insurance. De-. The custom
house officials Of l,ichioid made seizure of hf-
teen tubs Of butter at that place the other day
Tor non-raymont OF duties. The butter is valued
at about two hundred and twenty-five dollar-
omEtNs COUNTY
BARS belonging % George Dean. Of Jay, was
burned together with twelve tons Of hay and his
farming tools, November oath. .. Dr. C. L. Tenn
pletou, Of lmsburgh, has been appointed Pro-
lessor in AN Ohio college
R,uA>p oorNN.
Thu house and barn Of Daniel BucSiin, farmer
about two miles from Walliugford took fire last
/ week Wednesday and was hurned with the CON
tents Of the barn. The fire took from the burning
out Of the chimney. Loss about one thousand
dollars insurance very light
wiNmAM COUNTY
a RisrEcr,mr Bmtteboro colored family
mourn the loss Of their four-month.-od child,
WIG" was ".''u'n,'l'9 SUI o''''eu W "''"4 '"'
"'u'i' "n""'on up WIN ""'"' 'ue
/
N'nni'-'i-N' ne goa people oil M'ulio7oN
greatly surprised g. = iieir'N ana "iie' on inc
OCCASION ol ther I'm wedding WIN Oonhulul
siiis Amounting TO some forty collars among
"heh was SET oil mix pans. Inc abundance Oh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

No"iiifirLp-ih new graded school building
AZ Northheld Is 10 be dedicated on Friday evening.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06
Presidential Election,

After ainIy waiting for eighteen hours the re-.
cepilon of special dispatches from Boston and New
York concerning the result In the several states u
the electoral voting yesterday, We are compelled
TO go TO press without the desired intelligence.
From other sources we learn that seventeen states
cast their electoral vote Tor Hayes and Wheeler,
and that South Carolina, Louisiana and Florida
nre included In tie number This leaves little
room to doubt That the question is practically
settled aud that RtrmRroRD D. llNEs aud
WILLIAM A. Wnrum have legally bee me the
President and Vice President elect for the ensuing
four yeirs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06

PERSONAL New York National has the
following: Messrs. Carpenter and Bnzier, the
efficient and jealous general agents Of the Ma
uoaal in New York city, wrote up applications Of
one hundred and five Thousand dollars insurance
daring the month Of October The Mr.. Carpen-
ter above referred to il Captain George NJ. Car
pen,er SON Of Hon. IIeman Carpenter, Of Mid
dlesex
j. - pARnoRN. a prominent citizen Of West
Iairlce died Of paralysis on the 27th nit. lie
was 70 number Of years treasurer Of the Vermont
Copper Mining Company.
GoNERSoR FAIRBANKS has so far rcco,ele as
q contemplate leaving for home to-day or to-
morrow. Governor Smith has kindly rendered
bis private car for the journey.
STATE GnANGE--Ihe Vermont State Grange
o. IA Fa4tN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-06
Warriaaes.

Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis; obituary
Notices, ire cents per line, mrdridbly.