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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-13
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About Town.

Ex-Governor PECK was in town on Saturday.
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION in session here to-day.
An interesting time is expected
BAILEY has something new to say about dry
goods this week. Read for yourselves and profit
thereby.
Those street lights are very convenient during
these dark evenings Only let them be continued
and not intermittent.
CERTAIN early risers claim that there was a
slight frost here on Monday morning. The slighter
the better at this time of the year.
No mistake about the bargains now offered at
Ellis 4 Gleason's Read their advertisement this
week, and then go and secure what you want
before the chance is gone.
MoULToN Il TAPLlN have just opened large
assortment of ladies cambria and linen suits,
trimmed with magnificent embroideries, which
they will sell at very low prices.
A SUBSCRIBER TO the WATcmMAN from Water
bury sent MS two dollars last week, but neglected
to sign his name. We should be glad to hear
from him further on this subject.
j. p. MERoN, at the Pavilion, has just the best
accommodations for bathing everything neat and
clean, and desirable. Just go there and try it
once He doesn't ask au unreasonable price.
THE Newcomb house. ON Elm street. has been
raised. and another story added to it. Several
other bnildinps are in process of erection in town
oivinq evidence that the binding interest is not
exactlv dead
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HARDwICK. oliver w. Cross horse stumbled
aud fell on the street near the Town Hall, u few
days since, and broke one of its fore-legs lie
was drawing lumber to the railroad, had Just dis
charged II load and was returning when the acct
dent occurred The horse was not of great value
stances, ID. W. A. Bridgman, ESQ, of this
town, was admitted to the bar rs an attorney, at
the opening of the county court at St Johnsbury
on Tuesday of last week Homer Parks, of
Woodbury., recently lost horse by breaking his
lee. -,,S. NJ. Richardson and II. n Chandler are
petit jurors, and L. D. Leavitt grand juror, from
this town, at the present session Of the county
court, Concerts and exhibitions come in showers
Last week the grand centennial polyorama what
ever that may mean) exhibited here and the
Arcadian Swiss Bell Ringers are coming ON Sat
urday of this week, to entertain and instruct the
great public" The Town Hall Is dSudiiy large
enough 10 contain the average sized audiences OF
these travelling shows. Ora Wakefield is re-
constructing the barn to his tenement house, cor
ner OF Church and Bridge streets and greatly en-
larging it....,Our lumber manufacturers are
already shipping dry dressed lumber OF the pres
ent seasons production. NJ T. Tucker and W
W Cate have loaded two cars each during the
week. The season thus far has been unequaled
for seasoning lumber. Our new timetable goes
into operation this week on the Portland a. Ogdens-
burg railroad. by 1t trans leave this station as
follows Going east, mail, four minutes past seven
A. NJ mixed SIX minutes past four r. NJ. Going
west, mail, forty-seve minutes past six r. NJ
mixed, nity-seVen minutes past eleven a. NJ
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WILLIAM W. woopRyRy,s ESTATE.

The undersigned having heen appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District oi Washington, Commission
examine, and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate OF William W Woodbury.
late of Barre, In said District, deceased, and all claims
exhibited In offset thereto hereby give notice that will
for the purposes aforesaid. at the dwelling house Of
I'll Holden, Barre the 2ls dry of June and Uth dag
of November next iomten o'clock, NJ un four O'Clock
each of said daVs, and thar months from The Oih
day MAY, A. H. ISL Is the time limited by said Court
said creditors present their claims To US Tor examination
and allowance.
Dated AT barre, this 2sth day Of MAY 4. II. 1871.
j. W, MOWER, Commissioners
HOLDEN. tNNAhhiA7'lNHViHs
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DrnMrIIA EpwARp's ESTATE.

In Probate Court, held Montpeler and for said Dls
rici. ON the 18th day OF May, \. u. lslii
Auinstrnment pnrpong to be the last Will and testament
Of pemea NJ Edwards, late of RoXbury, IN said district
deceased being presented To the Court hv Edwin Burn
ham, the Executor therein named irobaei lts ordered
hy said Court that all persons concerned therein he
titled appear session OF said Court, 10 he held at the
Probate Ohice in MONTPELIER, ON the eOh day Of Juue
A. d. ISL, and show cause, they may have, against
the Probate OF said viii for which purpose Il IS further
dered that copy Of the record OF this order be published
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman statr
Journal printed at Montpelier, previous TO said time a-
pointed for hearing D. TIE Court Attest,
S5-s5 HARVEY rllDEN. Judge.
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Probate Court held at Montpelier, In said District
the 9Th day OF June, A. u. 1871!
Harriet Luinphear Administrative of the Era
tns H. lanphear late OF Montpelier In said Dstict,
ceased presents her administration account tor examination
and allowance. and makes application for decree OF disu-
hutton and Partition OF the estate OF said deceased. When-
upon IL ordered by sad Court, Tint said account and
said application Ice referred to session thereof, ~ h.
held al the Probate Olh,s., n said Montpelier, the
SOh day Of June A. u. $50, Tor hearing and decision
thereon and, further ordered, that notice hereof h.
given all persons Interested By publication of the same
three weeks successfully IA the Vermont Matehman State
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier previous 10
said time appointed fol hearing that they may appear ID
said time and place, Wnd show cause Il they have
VIII, said cohn should not he allowed and such deere
made. By the Court. Attest.
$3.50 HARVEY TlLpEN Judge.
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nerThe greatest searcher of scrotnlous Diseases and
purifier OF the blood known 1t Salt Rheum,
Bos Pmpes, old running Fever scrofulous Sores Sore
Eyes Tumors Cancer. Generous Humors, Female Com
plants, Syphtc Diseases Diabetes. Kidney and Bladder
Diseases and all diseases arising from impure state of
the blood. For nervous debility lost vitality in young or
old challenge the world to find its equal 1t builds the
brokendown constitution lin either SEX right square up,
and fills the veins with pure rich, strong healthy, electrical
blood vitalizng the whole system. Try it, and you will
find every bottle used for the dseases) worth its
weight in gold. It has cured thousands and will
You. Try it. sold by FRANK H. BAsCoM Druggist
Agent for Montpelier Vt S6-s7
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3sekk Warkffs
Cattle Market.
At Cambridge and brighton the week ending Tuesday
June l2th 1877.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

Al Cambridge and brighton. tor the week ending Tuesday
June 18TH, 1877.
AMOUNT AT MARKET.
cattle. ShssD. Hoos CARES.
Last week ........ is5 Ssa 80 sisI 1918
one year ago., 5,I'l 425l 676 sen 7l9
PRicEs-Besf Catfe-EVtra fat nnd heavy premium oxen
s9O0695O; inst quality ss00Gls qaltty 81 IS
715 thrd qualify ST. CLIO " 100 ibs.
NJ hue, ullow ana dressed choice snge palrs
sy,7b@el0; Bulls. etc, ST.. 06l62h
bofktHg S2u6ls29U 81 n,ir according Their
value rs beef, Handy steers ss7@l2i
Mich Cors-fair quality. s25Gi5 extra od, s5OII5
with or without calves be agreed farrow ana
nary, sl'G1i0; yearlngs sl006I9OOO; two-years-ods
slbipQtjONU thne-years-olis s2hNi0
10 m hive weight. s3.5l@shO h head; spring lambs
7@0c j} h. Shrared sheen 36lbb,c.
Veal Caiues- SiO0gthO " hr.d.
Hdes -hrgtnu lba@tph country lots, IGti44" " NJ CAT
skins, la61lc falioW i61nOc " M Country lots $685.
n pound >heared pelts, 2bc; country lots, 25c each.
REMARkS-lhe shortness OF the supply has created
rise IN the market ce, which will probably not he
mnnent Some nf the Western cattle sold NJ Union
Market at INC IL h. live weight but of they
hue steers Western dealers Will probab buy heavy
next week, which Will again edsce the rates, C. Leaviti
son sold thirty steers, average 3si Ms ~ S6 N cwt; f.
Farrell sold twelve steers average 6n MS at SOTO ti cwt
Hathaway swift sold fourteen steers, weight ",
lbs NJ 7aic d III, live. The sheep from the North were
quicker tone to the market - Robinson sold twenty
mh average 50 MS At Sc and fifteen sheared sheep,
age S. lbs AT i&c R ID; Mr. Joyce sold sxty-eght old
shearei sheep aud thirty wool heep average 70 MS
5ic f III W. W, Austin sold fortysN sheared sheep
er3ipe b6 ms, AT So % pound.
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POSTED About all the brooks in the state are
now posted and unless the average fisherman can
get to pond, his ardor for fishing is somewhat
dampened. Among the notices put up are some
queer specimens, of course, but if they serve the
purpose that il all that is necessary For instance
one Frenchman posts up this notice: " II any
man come fish, come hunt, come trap on this
place it is ten dollars loss for him
Mis- YOUNG ACQUITTED. The investigation by
insanity experts in the case Of Mrs. Young, who
it will be remembered murdered her children at
Newark some time ago, is ended. The results
influenced the grand jury not To find bill against
her. She was wrought upon by acts of her hus-
band and his paramour To insanity and fearing
her children would be taken from her by the
guilty pair she killed them in fit of frenzy with
an axe.
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only preparation Of the kind in the world" pleasant
the taste that children" cry for it, It Coughs,
Colds Group, ioarseness, Whooping Cough Qunsy Peu
rsy Sore Throat Asthma Catarrh, Loss Of Voice Pneu
monia Soreness of the Chest and Lungs, Night sweas
Bronchitis Breeding Lungs and Consumption. 1t is a
grand and pleasant substitute Cod OIL never
'tes 1t food to the stomach nourshment
the body. Sold by FRANK II. BAsCoM, Druggist, agent
for Montpelier, VT. 1851
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RoYlA.L. 9. GALES hisTATE.

In Probate Court, holden AT MOneer, In and fol said
District. the 18th day of May, A, u. 1871
Augustus Claim, administrator OF the estate of Royal
C. Gale, late of Barn, IN said District deceased, makes
application to said Court to extend the time heretofore al
lowed him pay the debts due from said estate and a.
render his administration account until some future day
Nhecupon Is ordered by said Court, that said applra
on be heard At the Probate Once, In Montpelier On the
10th day OF June, A, D. lsl1; and, Is further ordered
that notice he given To- all persons concerned by publication
this order IN the Vermont Waterman state journal,
printed Montpelier three weeks successfully before said
hearing. by the CoMl. Attest -
sS-sI HARVEY TlLDEN, Judge.
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nANIEL SINNERS ESTATE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District of Washington
misuners TO receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all nersons against the estate OF Daniel
skinner late OF Wlshed, in said District deceased and all
claims eNhhtedn oe thereto, hereby give notice that
will for the purposes aforeld at the clearinghouse
Henry - skinner the 2lst lav Of September aud
list OF November next from o'clock p. until four
1eork ", each said dnys, and that six months from
the 2l-t day OF May A. D. ISL Is the time limited said
Court said creditors present their claims
animation pnd allowance
Dated at walsded. this 7th dav Of June, A. d. ISL
{. l.. JOSLiN. 4 ,.,,,,.,..,,,,...
$3.50 H. BUCKLfN. commissioners
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UoHN nUNTINGToN's ESTATE.


The undersigned having been appointed by the honoraue
Probate Court for the District of Washington, commission
ers, receive and adjust all claims and demands
all against the estate Of John Huntington, late
MaTshfel In said District, deceased aud all claims
hhted In Offset thereto hereby give notice that will meet
the purposes aforesaid at the olce Of 49, L. hoyt in
rllnheld on the irs saturday OF September, and last
,aur,l November next from one O'Clock, p NJ until
roclock NJ each of said davs and that six months
the 3nth day Of May, A. d. 1871 Is the lime limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their claims 20
for examination aud allowance
Dated al Montpelier, this lst day OF June A. d, 1877,
q. ". II. DMINELl, C,,,n,,s.,,,,.,s
s6-ss RODNEY JACK, N""''"'sH"iefs'
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CABOT, Wool is selling for two shillings per
pound, fair quality. The frequent showers of
two or three days the last of last week and the
rain of last sabbath greatly relieved the drouth
which has been quite severe for the past few
weeks. . Messrs. Beedle & Sauls Swiss Bell
Ringers are to make us their fourth annual visit
about the middle Of the month. The former good
entertainments they have given are sufficient
guarantee for good house when they come.
In our last stated the age of the late Mr.. Bah
cock, of Cabot, as sxty-seven. 1t should have
been fifty-seven
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BENNINGTON ENTERPRISE bennington is to
have daily paper during Centennial week Two
editions of the Daily banner to be issued
every day-morning and evening. This is good
idea and it should meet with substantial appro-
baton from the people of the state, for they will
have no better opportunity to get full records of
all centennial matters.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-13

WARREN. Three persons were baptized Sun
day, June Sd, by Rev j. W. Burgin, and two of
them received the right hand of fellowship at the
Free VIII Baptist church. Mrs. Golf, of Phila-
delpha lectured on temperance at the River vii
lage, Monday evening, June 4th, and at Warren
Corner Tuesday evening. June 9th.
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A VETERAN FARMER. Nathaniel Emerson, of
Chelsea, seyenty-one years old has lived on the
farm that he now occupies from his birth. This
spring he dropped and planted corn on the same
piece of ground or which he dropped corn for
his father siXty-one years ago. lie has portrait
of his grandmother, taken one hundred and
twenty years ago painted plate of copper
and set in silver case
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legaI Woires-
IL. MAHURON's ESTATE.

HENRY ii. MAHURON's ESTATE.
III COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the Hon mo
bate Court for the District Of Washington Commissioners TO
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands of AL
the estate of Henry H. Mahuron, late of
Warren said District deceased represented insuyent
and the term Of six months from the LIST day of May 1871
being allowed by said Court the creditors OF said de-
ceased exhibit and their respective claims before
give notice. that will attend to the duties APP
nontmen At the dweling-house OF the widow, Ellen Ma
huron, In Warren in said District. the LIST day OF Novem
Der next, ten O'Clock In the fo of said dav
ID tted at Warren, this an day of June, A. ID. ls77.
PHlLANDER RIFORD. lc.n,,..,,.
s7-s9 NEWTON H. DlCKlNSON,S N""'N'''''o"o'S'
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PROBATE CoURr.-The following business
transacted in the Probate Court for the District of
Washington during the week ending June 18th,
1877 June 5h--,ane Seavers estate, will referred
for probate to June Goth; !, W. Browns estate,
administration account referred to June 23d; 5. c.
Jacobs estate, will proved. June Sth-Charles A.
Lords guardianship, Harriet A. Lord, guardian
June 9tl-Aonzo Hayden's estate, license to sell
real estate granted June 1lth-Hamilton A.
Corss guardianship, guardian account allowed.
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Do you have n Pain In your Back? II your
kidneys deceased. DO not pasters they will do
you no good; but take Hunts Remedy and be cured
Dropsy and all diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder and Un
airy Organs cured by Hunts Remedy.
Clarie's Tooth Ache Drops cure instantly.
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EAST BETHEL-The diphtheria seems once more
to be abating The present cases seem to be in n
milder form and but three in number. Our viii
lage is almost destitute of the children, whose
laces but few short weeks ago frightened the
many homes which now are desolated
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NORWICH UNIVERSITY. -Commencement exer-
cises begin on Sunday, June 18th, with Il Bacca-
laureate sermon by G, lngles Chaplin, of vergennes
at st. Marys church, On Wednesday evening
June Goth, the Ontorio of Queen Esther will be
produced at Concert Hall under the management
Of Cadet W. +. Baker, On Thursday, the 2lst, at
half-past ten O'Clock, A. NJ, the graduating exer-
cises and comforting of degrees will take place,
the exercises TO conclude with an Grafton by Col
onel Kttredge Haskins, of Bratteboro. On the
parade ground at three o'clock, p. NJ, there will
be infantry drill, including bayonet exercise, under
the command OF Cadet Captain Il. NJ Stephens
artillery drill, including mounting and dismount-
ing of pieces and firing salute, under the command
of Cadet Lieutenant IL G, Dole, and sabre exercise
under the command of Cadet Lieutenant -. +.
Spaulding
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VERsHlRE,-At a meeting of the Independent
Order Of United Brethren, on May 26th, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing quar-
ter: f. +. Robinson, &. C. X; f. W. Darling, 5.
C. X. W o. Robinson, B. c. X; f W. Goodhue,
R. c. X /; /. Bedford S. b. c. X J. Donaldson,
]. b. &. X; g. Cass. 5. W. C. X; G. Bailey, J.
W. c. X.
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FOUND DEAD.-Abial Cole, a soldier of the war
of 1912, was found dead in his bed at the Newport
House, in Newport, on Monday morning of last
week. He was eighty-four years of age.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-13

FIRE IN RUTLAND On Tuesday morning a fire
in Rutland destroyed building belonging to Reyes
& Co. Loss about one thousand dollars; insured
Cause of fire unknown
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A CERTAIN HnADAoHE CURE

harmless vegetable preparation and the discovery Of
physician the Victor Headache Powder has been proven
positively for the most distressing Sick
Nervous Headache, Morning sickness and Neuralgia,
single powder actually curing In ten minutes when all other
means fail We have had wonderful experience with IT,
and the ten cent trial pack Of two powders be had
only by addressing the propreor-, j. X. HEsLEY Coz
SALEM, n. j., who will cheerfully mail them postpaid
The fun sized packs Of twenty five powders, price hfy
cents, can be had of druggists everywhere and is with
well merited confidence they offered as thorough
for all distresses Of the head. 1852
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BIG OxEN.-Lambert Hastings, of Newbury,
took pair of oxen to Boston market that dressed
three thousand one hundred and sixty mine pounds
and had two hundred and sixty-six pounds of
tallnM
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NARROW EsoAPE.-A little child of Mr. Beecher,
of Randolph, came near being killed by the cars
the other day. Its mother had just time to drag
it from the track, where it sat unconscious of its
danger.
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New PUBLICATION have received from
the publisher John f. White, OF Walingford, the
first number of the Vermont AgricultuTist,
monthly in pamphlet form. 1t does not contain
great deal of original matter, but promises better
things in future An agricultural journal might
do well in Vermont if
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KIMBALL UNION ACADEMY. The committee of
arrangements-George J. Cummings, l.. b. Down
ing and Martha W. Day-for the occasion of
the reunion at this institution, have issued the
following circular; "1o The Alumni There
are doubtless many of you who have not re-
ceived an invitation TO the reunion on June goth
Let nome however, stay away. You would have
received a circular had your address been for
warded to MS, Come, as many as can. Ample
you here. cordial welcome awaits you Pro-
lessor n. Il, Parker, of Dartmouth College, will de-
liver an address before the Alumni c. s. Rich
ards, IL. D., of Washington, d, c. will give
"reminiscences, followed by others. Professor W .
O. Perkins, of Boston, will direct service of song
Rev \. A. Noble, d. d., of New Haven Conn gives
a lecture In the evening In behalf of the gradual
ing class, at the close of which there will be a
reception
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CAPITAr4-John A. Kasson has exchanged the
Spanish mission for that of Austria, and James
Russell Lowell has been rendered the former, and
has accepted. No better choice could possibly
have been made.
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LoTs OF EM.-The Herald says there are twenty
"disreputable places in Rutland where liquor
can be procured Is that all? We know of a
"hamlet" not very far away that can probably
heat that
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PETITION DENIED. Judge Royce has made a
pro fornld decision denying the petition for the
sale and consolidation of the Central Vermont
and Canada railroads. The case now goes before
the Supreme Court
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Deaths.

In Bradford June 5, MARY j. HUNT. aged Il years.
In D,nvilie june l. THURBER HULL, aged 10 years,
months and Is days.
In Randolph, near East Bethel June 10, OF dinhheria
HENRY E.. son OF Adna and Mary Adams, aged years.
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BUTTER MARKET, AT the St. Adams butter
market, on Tuesday, the attendance was good
Prices ranged as follows Common, ten to twelve
cents; good to choice, fifteen to eighteen cents
selections, twenty cents per pound
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sUew Idre,tisenienis.

I ITERATION NOTICE.-1bls Ia to certify that
~ have given my son, Frank NJ. Farrnnd. his time, to
transact business for himself shall claim Of his
wages nor pay any debts o hi contracting after ms date
IT, VI. FARRAND.
Cabot, June ~ 1877 s7-ss
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BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS !

offer large assortment of Plain Plaid and striped
Knickerbockers, AMI other suitings, at only eight
cents per yard; former price, from fifteen to twenty
Ave cents per yard. We also offer Atwood