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New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

questions that she had claim upon the late Mr. Hard
ng Mr. Hardings place of business at No 223 Mercer
ST.. closed yesterday, and had simple placaIn on
the door announcing the death OF the proprietor Is
morning the funeral will he held at the house
The body will be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery Tor
intermcnt.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

"Musing on the infinite. ell y said a face
tious chap TO melancholy looking individual who was
walking along the roadside with bowed hetd ana serious
eountenanue. " Well, yes; same thng-thinking OF my
debtsN
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

.b,, he .ferward obtained from the Park Com
mssioners IS day Of them and $40 for himself
when they they demanded the additional doa
aud being refused they struck.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
LEFT TO sTARvE BY A DRUNKEN MOTHER.

Officer Golden on Sunday afternoon lOuhd Il
little girl lying IN an almost unconscious CONDITION o 'No
pavement IN the rear of No 4I2 West SeyenteehtL-st
Near nv was boy somewhat Older but barely able to
walk The children nearly starved. The attention
Of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO Children
WAS called TO the case aud the boy aud gr were placed
under the care Of MatIOn Webb at the Police Central
Office They were almost TOO weak TO speak but upon
investigation il was aSceTtaincd that their names were
Mary Ccrken. axe two and half years and william B9-
han age four and q halt They have been hvmg WIN
n cir mother Mrs Mary BOhan. woman oi aDahu"hct
character and a druukard sunday morning tins woman
Will her children turned ont ct mel nome, ana
She made no effort to shelter OF ciothc thcln.
Ibe hft girl was found 10 be mere skeleton some o
t,e boncs seemed entirely without flesh, ana ner rs
were ulamly visible. She could scarcely eat mOu iul
even after lung perseverance, on thc part 0 tc Mdroh;
and the little boy is IN poor condition. althoush hOt so
bd as his stepsster Tbc girl will bc sent 70 n"sh'
and the boy "a charitable institution Inc mOther was
arrested ana taken before Justice SNande yesterday At
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
y GeueatINe Organs radicay aud speedily cured. OAc
houfs : 10 g. HEN RY 4. DANIELS ND IA leXus stona
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
DIR. RiDWArS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly asteess elegantly coated for the cure Of all dis
order the stomach liver bowels Kdncy, bladd nervous
diseases headache. constipation. indigestion dyspepsia
bliOusness bilious fever infammst Of the bowels,
piles all arrangements Of al yiscera Warranted
to effect positive Price % cents per box.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

In Cramps of the stomach, whether occa-
stoned indgesae fool violent colds ohvr case- Van
Il, sKRKs IN,HoRANr an nlaibe resedy-J0 cents. De
pot 10 Yesey-st
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
PREPARING FOR A WINTER CAMPAIGN.

LONDON. Tuesday, Aug u, 1877,
The Porte is preparing Winter clothing for the
troops. and taking other in anticipation of
81 Winter Calupalyu.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

what does the Doctor say about Wet Gel
arsl Al answer they are live send 20 4
NEw, 81 JOhu-sL, New.lorx Tor circular
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

At A CERTAIN CRITICAL JUNCTURE
Married suffer severely froh nausea MILK or MAC
>EnIA always relieves them
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
Liver Complaint, &c.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

Urinary Womb Diseases, Gravel Diabetes DopsY stop
page Water IncOntnence Of Urine Brghs Disease. Al
all where there brick dcpos
it's water thick cloudy. mixed with substances Ike
white of threads nk. white silk there ~
morbid bilious appearance and white bOneust dep
and when tere IL prckng burning sersa ion when
passing pain the small OF the back aad aOng the
ioins. sold by druggists PRICE. ONE DOLLAR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-20
Ieafhs.

In Montpelier June II, ELI BENwAY. aged about SO
years.
In Montpelier June IS the residence Of her brothern
law, George W. Scott, MARY T.. LANGDoN.
In EnosOurgh, June TO- IRA DEMO aged 10 years and
II days.
In Barnard. June TO- ROSA PIKE aged 81 years and ?
months.
In winooski, June II, ROSfLLIA :. FOUNTAIN, wife
Of c. +. ~torrs, aged 30 years and months
In New London " H.. May 9. r. @. PRESTON, OF
sharon, formerly OF Iunhrdge, aged rs years.
In sutton. June TO- the residence u her son W. r.
whipple. LYDIA WHIPfLE, wife of the late Asa Whip
pie aged u years.
In Granville, June 9. MARTHA GILLESPIE. eldest
daughter Of william and the late Lydia Gillespie aged Is
year, and months
In Tekamnh burt county Nebraska Arm IL. JOHN u
BATCH LntR Esq. for many Sc resident of Hines
buigh, VI, aged 10 years.
In Greensboro May H. the house OF son-in-law n.
r stuff ri after long distressing illness, AROLlNE
VI. RANDALL, aged Y yetrs and mouths,
In Providence I,June Is, MARY ALICE CU-HMAN,
eldest tughler OF Rev. aud dr- H. Cnshm add gram
daughter OF Mr. and Mr.. NJ d, Gilman OF this village,
itged years.
In Marshhed. June b. IRENE L. PARKER, wife of Tia,
Tor ~ Parker, and daughter OF Ohei aud Irene Lamnerton
aged % We r., II m nths and DAYS
THIS death ws sid In an hour of mental aherra-
heart faithful husband and three little children
he event brought sorrow To many hearts, Tor she WIS ~ T.
versy resnrced and beloved Loving and faithful IN her
home. aud IN III he social relations NJ life, she lived ant
with the Congregational church, Was consistent AMI
worth mem Her presence viii he sadly missed by nus
band children, and all with whom her life had neen
cnsd The bere wed have the Thy Of the entr,
give them strength to Thy will God, not mine, b,
done" New nltuti-hrr please E.. y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-20
Boston Produce Market.

MONDAY, June 49, ISL.
HAY AND srRAW-we have no change To report la
quotations. Choice grades Of Eastern aud Northern still
command sg@2O n ton, with occasional lot At
s2l. Fine and medium grades range ~ slb6ois 81 ton
Rye straw readily commands e2-@23 " ton.
CHEESE Liberal receipts caused steady decline In
prices aud tile market closes unsettled with very LITTLE
really good cheese offering The sales have been at ia
IKE choice factory MT very lew buy willing a.
gye over l2c n No. and good Western he bought At
lOhalc. Mu-i OF new cheese has been made fium has
milk and h soft and tasielcsr
FLOVR-Thefe u no improvement TO notice in the nout
trade aud do not look for favorable change New
wheat has already made It's appearance NJ points
South ana supplies of new Hour are near at hand, Rtent
WISCONSIN and Minnesota brands range NJ SH5OGll so, 81
Louis winter whells ~ snolnbO, ILLINOIS At (1lO, and
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan at - ba9D@ n barrel
BUTTER SALES OF good Ia chn q lots vt New York and
Gle q N has obtained ior line grass made but on,
hmiiei qnanlt was wanted At these hguren and where
AN attept WAS made sales prices had 10 h,
submitted TO- II Is generally admitted, however, thai
prices Too low ana mat farmers N be likely hold
back their June butter rather than sell II under lsGlaUc
This the pivot on which the market viii turn, II receipts
fall on esha have hrmet prices aud the finest lots
slight advance may he obtained.
wool There Is good demand for wool and very full
prices have ubiane tie,c,s are yrry scarce and
command i0@isr tor Ohio and Pennsylvania AMI 3i1lA
fOf NeW Nuik, Michigan aud Wisconsin. Neimunt and
New Hampshire heere. would bring 3setiOr u 10. spring
California las en- IA demand, and lire sales have hee
maize at 10 ic Including considerable 2561Jiu ~ No.
There Is co-eunhlr excitement la tile West, aud the neW
hlhe than prices on The s,Ooafd and II doubtful what
tufn prices wall take Dealers hesitate 10 move but stoclr
Of w0ol small manufacturers will be compelled to
purchase.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-20
Vermont Soldiers Reunion.
BENNINGTON, VI, June 18th, 1877


BENNINGTON, VI, June 11th 1877.
The next reunion Of the veteran soldiers Of
Vermont will be held at Bennington, on the l4th
10Th, 10th and 18th " August, 1877 The fact
that this reunion is held in connection with the
great celebration commemorative Of the one hun.
dredth anniversary Of the battle Of Bennington,
and Of the state OF Vermont, renders it Of unusual
interest
The officers Of this reunion AZ elected at Brat
tleboro in 1876, are James II Walbridee, North
Bennington, Commander and A. Is. Valentine,
bennington, II. S. Hard Arlington, Vice Com
manders.
The following appointments on the Commander
staff are hereby announced; II. r. Cushman,
North Bennington, Adiutant-Gen'l; A. G. Patchen,
Bennington, Assistant Adiutant- General; Olney
Fuller, bennington, Quartermaster-G General; |. n
Morton, Bennington, Assistant Quartermaster-
General; S. o. Cromack, Bennington Commits
sary- General; G. H. Harwood, Bennington, As
sistant Commissary- General; Charles p. Thayer,
Burlington, Surgeon n. Newton Glazier, Mont
pelier Chaplain, BY order Of
JAMES II. WALBRD1E, Commander
H. T CusHMAN, Adiutant- General.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-20

RECENT fIREs-last Friday night the house
of Mr. A. L. Pratt, ON Carver street, Brandon, was
burned TO the ground The hired girl who slept
in the ell part of the house where the fire origin
ated had n narrow escape from death She was
rescued by Mr., Pratt, who was obliged to pas,
through fire and smoke with her in his arms
The furniture was mostly saved. Loss about one
thousand eight hundred dollars; insurance on
house, one thousand dollars; ON furniture, two
hundred dollars, in the Vermont Mutual
THE dwelling of Mr.. Rowland Bullock in West
Pawlet, was burned Friday; insured for one thou
sand dollars, furniture two hundred dollars.
HOUSE owned and occupied jointly by Philip
Murphy and David Dogan, situated in the town
OF Mendon near the foot OF Bald Mountain, was
burned Sunday forenoon Insured, with It's con
tents, for fifteen hundred dollars In the Farmers
Mutual, of Montpelier Loss about one thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
rnE dwelling house Of Mr. Frank Provost, in
Mendon, was burned, early Monday morning,
The fire caught from the stove-pipe and ii was
with difficulty that his children and the school
teacher, Miss Mary White, of Ina, escaped Miss
White lost her watch, Mr. Provost part Of his
furniture. The house was Insured for seven hun
dred and ilty dollars, aud the furniture for two
hundred aud fifty dollars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-20
STATE on YhRn%WSIs.I,IxoTox COUNTY, $.

Is CnANoERr, MAEcn Trim, A. u. ISL.
OF the Court OF HANGER, begun and held at
me .oaa r S VI March T. s. W. "a pCton Mas p1
nied by john d. Lance Of Cabot N The county OF Wash
Of Croydon On the aah ia, OF september D. si4 dui,
executed To Andrw Lone Of Mslshhed In le count,
ned u said county OF Washington, described as follows
wit II being undivided half of lot No g. IN the tenth
range of lands said Malshhed, and meaning TO convey
,he Land that was on the same day decided by the said
Andrew Lance to the said Luther Jacobs, and whlcl
mortgage given secure pan OF the purchase money
conditioned Tor ne pay mtni cot n'sesu9ln pgons.o n9le-
sun Of MY d9s,. ass,S,. Y.' e., se,yy 3insnee sl
bred dollars, payable or before september 2h 1875 the
ded dollars payable on on bvore september 2ih lSSo al
Luther X Jacobs. and made payable To Andrew Lance
bearer that the hr n'e Is due and unpaid, amt The nte
OF May. A, u. 1876 the said Andrew Lance sold aud
yeied to w p,'os s s3 mes,se eI e sVg'a
knowledged and rsorici MT since the execution OF the
said mortgage deed by the said Luther jacobs the sa,i
Luther Jacobs has deceased aud Mehna Jacobs Cro,
don the county OF sullivan, In the state OF New laml
Of he sss s' Of he ad Js,a6 KID MOVING hat lie
equity Of reiempion Of ,s saia MgiinA Jacobs Adnl-
premises, may be iereeiose aggsnll 90 the provisions ct
General Statutes OF Vermont Aud at said term of sa
Court being made 10 appear TO the Court Thai the said
Men jacobs resides without This state, wheV the proce
OF this Court cannot he served upon her Is ordered IN
said cause continued 10 the ntN efai OF this Court 10 ho
on on the stond tuesday of september, 4, D. Isl, and
thai the said ela jacobs be summoned and leqnedioa
pear then and There ~ the efmo this Court last Aforesaid
and make answer 10 the said petition and show calse NV
she have VIII, the uraNVr u ,d i~iitVler should moi e
granted by Tie publication o substance OF said petition
together with this order of said Cou ihree weeks suees
newspaper published Monleifi IN The vounty oi wash
lngton us Lust OF sad publications TO be- at least twenty
Dated at Monphel, "a the county oi Washington I'M
W. a. FRRRlS, sollcsor, $50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-20

A PROTEST, --Messrs Editors IL have no hest
fancy in saying that the lecture last week in
the Seminary chapel, under the auspices Of the
4Esthetic Society, has rarely been equaled, and
seldom II ever surpassed, by any ever delivered
in Montpelier To those who heard 1t 1t was
rare treat but to have it spoiled to nearly one
half the audience by II halfscore Of boys aud girls
from our village, who take the extreme back seats
and spend the time Whispering writing aud pass
ing notes, talking in an undertone making fun
and creating general disturbance, is AN insult u
decency. 1t is one thing TO disturb lyceum,
which this set habitually do, and another TO al
most spoil free entertainment to which they
were cordially invited by the Ksthetc Society
Out OF feeling for their parents, who are among
the most respected families, and who, we know,
would not tolerate these things in their children
II they knew it, we withhold their names, but If
the like is repeated public action will be taken,
While they are welcome II they act the part of
ladies and gentlemen, they are requested to re-
main away unless they can conform 20 the COM
monest rules of proprety
ONE OF THE AUDIENCE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-20
Serious Fire at WolcOtt.

A most disastrous fire broke out In the new
store Il s. A. Fife, in wolcott, about two O'Clock
on Tuesday morning The FIRE began in the attic,
and there are suspicious that 1t was the work OF
an incendary, though suspicious have not settled
upon any one The store was not yet completed,
having been but recently plastered. An alarm
was given, but, at Plain6eld, the town is with
ont a fire department, and the flames had their
own way. After destroying this store, the fire
spread to the grist-mill Of William Hamilton
which was also destroyed, attached to this was
saw-mil and this was burned. The flames then
devoured u double tenement house belonging 10
Ezekiel Clifford, and tenement house occupied
by j. j. Robbins. On the opposite side OF the
road from Robbins was the store Of T. y. Pinney
and this also was burned A large pile Of lumber
near the saw-mill, belonging to II. s. Peck, was
damaged to the amount of one thousand dollars
Luckily there was no wind prevailing at the time
which fact was the only salvation for Fairrnan's
block. The fire came within short distance of
the block, but fortunately did not injure it. The
Morrsville and Hardwck boys came to the assis-
lance Of the Wolcott people, and fought noby to
subdue the flames. As far ~ can be ascer-
tained the following are the losses, with the in
surance; Flies store, loss one thousand five hun
dred dollars; insured for one thousand dollar
Mr.. Gifford's house. loss two thousand dollars
insurance, one thousand two hundred dollars. The
adjoining tenement house, loss two thousand
dollars; Insurance. one thousand four hundred
dollars. Saw-mill, loss two thousand dollars
insurance, one thousand two hundred dollars
Pinney's store and goods, loss three thousand
dollars; Insurance. one thousand FIVE hundred
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-20
Meekk Harhets
Cattle Market.

Al Cambridge and brighton, for the week rding Tuesday
June 18Th, 1871
AMOUNT OF STOCK MARKKT
cattle. SheeD, Shofss. Hogs. Cairss
This week ......... 1886 b,Gis 26l 6,l4i $40
Last week. ........ 2,UlS a,Hla 900 istO SO
one year ago., l,ssi ana 700 $40 45l
Bsf Caffis-ENtra tat premium oxen
ss5OIsO0; nrst qualify sOets25 second quality, sG75
gL7 IS; thru qualify s6GtuO u 100 ihs weight
hide, talow dressed beef choice single pairs
sO0G50O; Bulls, etc, shhOeIi1h,
WOfkinJ Sl2OVls22O N mar, according thei
value as beef Handy steers SHOES
Mich Cors-far quality, s2j6ei5i extra good. s5OGss'
binary, ssGl9O yearngs sl00lG2O0ui two-years-olds
Sl5.t06tJl.uu; time Nenrs-olds, s2h6tiO,
Sheep aud LAMBS ,onmon, os@ici extra lh@sc
10 nn live weight; s3.5uGssO0 b head; spring lambs.
7Qnc IL NJ. Shearcd shrcu 3etbisc.
Veal Cdires siO0@i@ n head,
Hdss-BTe on aetOO; country lots, i6Ll Ac k N. Cali
skins. lutlc lallow l6gWc W 10 Country los, 60c6bs
81 pound Shearei pelts, 2oei country lots, 2bc each
REMARKS Cattle arrived freely during the week. aud
the rise III cted last week has subsidized not
materially changed ton two weeks ago, The market to-
DAY is very dull, Hathaway swim sold two carloads OF
steers gross weight il2j lbs NJ &c ~ H. and carload
al 7ac az N, all hne stecrs; %. " ckord sold two
oxen to dress OOO Ms each at $40 d NJ II. r. French soi
oxen nj (sc and 40 steers at y - n No. dressed weight
The seephie mostly from the West Mr. Flint sold forty
two sheep aud lnnbs, average 5ls bs Mt Sc and Adams
Taylor sold thirty shead sheep average 40 Ms at axe H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-20
Vermont Methodist Seminary.

We gave last week an account Of the exercises
of Commencement week as far as the class tree
exercises. which occurred on Wednesday after.
noon. At these exercises after the excellent rem
derng of a quartette by Misses Steele and rerrill
and Messrs. Adams and Powers an Grafton was
delivered by Mr. Answorth. This was finely
gotten up and delivered rejecting much credit on
the speaker His speech was followed by Duet,
after which Miss Powers read poem. Follow
ing this came the class prophecies, which were re-
plete with witty sayings and nice applications.
The exercises closed with singing
In the evening Rev John A. Cass, of Massachu-
sets delivered an address an Christianity and
culture" before the alumni
On Thursday forenoon at ten clock occurred
the rhetorical exercises of the graduating class.
Quite II large audience was present, and the exer-
cses passed off nicely The platform was pref
tiy trimmed with flowers and evergreens, the
fine arch bearing the motto " Esse guam Videri. "
The instrumental music ON the occasion was fur
nished by Messrs. Marsh, Briggs and Grant, and
this is sufficient guarantee that it was firstclass.
MIR Marsh played violin solo during the exer-
cises, which was done up in good shape and en-
ioyed by everybody present
w IT, davenport delivered lnt lAiln sHluIloIy
His pronunciation was good and his manner on
the stage easy. He also delivered an Grafton en-
titled Z" The Morning Dawns" His ideas were
good and finely wrought out
Miss Adele C. Stiles read n good essay-"The
Oceans vast, but drops have made it So" She
spoke well-perhaps a trfe low-and her essay
gave evidence of thought.
G. +, Adams oration d" Man as his own ma
ker," was given in good voice and in spirited
style. Miss Cults Rasonne" was well pre-
pared though delivered in somewhat Of an mono
tone Her utterance was more distinct than that
of some OF the other ladies.
H. G. Blakes " Ilic facet" showed good prepa-
ration, but was delivered in rather too stiff a
manner-with quite a lack of gesture His voice
was clear, and the ideas brought out were fine,
Miss Powers told Of my Ideal Woman" in an
interesting way, though she spoke scarcely loud
enough to be heard throughout the hall.
Classical Tramps," by W, W. Ainsworth, gave
most satisfaction to the audience. The Grafton
was delivered in an easy manner, with distinct
ness. 1t was practical thing, something out of
the usual line; an argument against the whole
sale creation of s" classical tramps unfit for any
thing but work in the professions 1t was well
prepared, not at all prosy, and the speaker made
several good points
Miss Mary w. Clark's essay on "The Key
stone of the Royal arch " was finely written and
well delivered Her vaedictory addresses were
also very appropriate.
pleasant levee was held in the evening, and
thus closed another year at this fouri~hing insti
tuition Professor Southworth seems to have those
qualities to he desired in the head of such an nsti
tuition and has won the respect of all the students
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-20
False Tow ession.

1t generally supposed T., eettin class Of citizens whc
e not practical or EXPERIENCED that Dyspepsia can not in
varably be cured hut pleased say that GREEN
\uGusr FLOWER has never. to our knowledge, failed to
cure Dyspepsia and Liver COMPLAINT in all It's forms suc
sour somich CO-tiveness Sick Headache, palpaton
Of the Heart low spirits etc ont Of thirty thousand dozen
bottles sold last year, not single failure reported.
hut thousands Of complimentary letters received from drug
gsts OF wonderful cures Three doses will relieve any
Fry It, SAMPLE bottles Regular size seventy
Ave cents. For sale by Frank " B1scom. s4y-eow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-20
Warriages.

In Montpelier, June 49, at the Pavilion, by Rev. j.
Edward wrg' {, CLARK d. DOrI, of Montpelier. and
MARTHA A. WHEELER, Of Calais.
In Cavendsh, June 49, by Rev. A. nzeu, FRED +. LAM
BERroN, OF Pomtret, and CLARA l., LAWRENCE.
In Bethel June H. by Rev. L. Gerry, ERANK Is. GIL
MAN, of Randolph and Lucy y. WHITAKER, of Bethel.
In pittsfed, June H. at Green Mountain House, by
Rev. O. \. Farley, ELwlS L. BAIRD and adobe NJ.
BAIRD. both Of Chitienden.
In Psheld june r. the Methodist parsonage hv Rev.
q. \. Farley, HARRISON q. HATCH and ELIZABETH
DuRKEE, both OF Pttsheld
In Wells River June s. the residence OF the bri e's
father by Rev. John Boe. John CLEMENT, of Bar
net. and KITE d. BACnOr. of W ole River.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-20

WINDSOR CENTENNiAL.-W Windsor, too, in com
mon with other centennial towns of the state, is
moving to celebrate the one hundredth anniver-
sary of the adoption of the Constitution by which
new and independent state to be called Yer
mont, was created at Windsor, on the Sth day of
July, l777 The Grafton will be delivered by
Secretary of State William NJ, EvaIts, and Judge
Stoughton, of New York, and other celebrities are
expected to be present and participate in the ex-
ercises Of the occasion The date of the celebia-
ton is fixed for July Sth and 9th.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-20

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