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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-06
SAMUEL ANDREWS, ESTATE.

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In Probate Court, held Montpelier. in and for said
District. on the lsih day Of October, \. d. 1875
An instrument puorting TO be the last WIZ and Tesla,
ment Of samuel Andrews, late Of Worcester, IN said
District. deceased being presented TO the Court by George
stone, the Executor therein named for probate IL u
ordered SAID Co that all persons concerned the elm he
notified 10 appear at session OF said Court TO behed at the
rubaie Office In Montpelier, tie sth day OF November,
A. D. 1878 and show cause, II they have, against
the OF said Will for which purpose II Il further
dered copy OF the record Of this order he published
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman 4
state Journal printed at Montpelier, previous " said une
appointed for hearing.
BY the Csurt-Attest,
IS 90 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge
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Probate Nnire.
JAMES G. FRENCH,s ESTATE;

- COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The I'm ersgne having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court the District Of Washington Commission.
receive examine and adjust all clins and demands
all persons az inst the estate james q. French hate Of
Montpl Her s District deceased and all cin- exhio-
HE'D IN Offset thereto hereby give notice that VIII meet
The purpose AZORES t At the office OF c. H. Pitsin In
Montpelier AZORES I'D the rst Tuesday Of December
and the first Tuesday OF Anil next from ten ocloek
until four O'Clock etch OF sid days and that six
months thu gh day OF October A. d. lis IL the time
limited by sad Court for said creditors to present their
claims to ~ for examination and allowance.
Dated nj Montpelier thi els day of OctoOer A. d. 1873
$2 SSsE y h @HSESED commissioner
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IN BANKRUPTCY.-Distric of Vermont, S..
In Re LEWIS b. THRESHER, Bankrupt.
AUCTION SALE,

will sell at public auc the It'll day OF November.
A. D. 1878 a ten O'Clock In the forenoon said day at tho
lwenghouse the premises hereinafter described, the
RgAL ESTATE known The Lewis u Thresher farm, sltu
ted In Northneld ", and containing hundred and
rghyeght Of land. consisting of about thirty
of wod land about seventy Of and
The ncer grass an Said farm Is In gool OF
cultivation has good OF buildings thereon and
desirable farm. said farm will he sold SUBJ ct 10 an en-
cumbrtnce which Will he stated at the time of sale.
At the time and place viii also sell the PERSONAL
Property belonging TO The estate OF said bankrupt,
nrising eighteen two hogs colt. eight yeangs
twelve pigs, pair OF oxen, four calves
hefer. umher wagon. express wagon. buggy
wagon. sleigh. single harness. pair OF work
harnesses, four sleds, 1--WE powr one moving machine.
three harrows complete outfit Of utensils Large
ment Of farming tools quantity OF umter, thirty
quantity OF oa-, wheat and other grain and
produce and other articles mention
FERNS cash. IRA H. HOLTON, Assignee.
Nouhdeld. VI. October l7ih.
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RETsEy KATnAN,s EsTATI

Probate tnnfis held Montpelier, IN
the 2lst day OF October A. D. ISIS
. Frank plnmey, ADMINISTRATOR OF the estate Of Belsey
K,thm, late Of Norihhed, In sad District Decreased
presents his administration account fuf examination aud
allowance and makes application for decree OF distbu-
ton and rttnn OF the OF said dece tsed. Where
unon ordered by said Court that said account and said
apple on be feerd TO as=on thereof to he held at the
Probate once, In said Montpelier the III day OF Novrm-
A. u, ISIS hearing decision thereon And u
further ordered that notice hereof be 10 all
Interested by publication Of The same three weeks sucoes-
sively IN the Vermont Waterman state Journal
paper published Montpelier, previous said time APP
pointed Tor hearing that they appear NJ said time nd
place, and show cause. II they may have, why said
count should he allowed, and such decree made.
By the CouTt--Atiert,
- 49, IA UVFy TIIDFN Inaga
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-06

The Centaur Lini,nents OF two kinds The
white IA TOT the human family the Yellow Is for
horses, sheep, aud other aunals Testimonials OF the
enect- produced by these reumrkabs Preparations are
wrapped around bottle, and may bc procured OF
any druggist by mail from the oaoe Of THK cSsrAuH
coABAsI. 70 Day street. ssw York City. H-ss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-06

The New DAILy.-The new Rutland afternoon
daily paper, the Times, has put in an appearance
at office. 1t is well made up and clearly
printed, has an abundance of local matter, and
starts off on its career with much promise of sue
cess. J. L. Macarthur il its editor and publisher
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-06

The Commissioner of Pensions expects large
addition To the pension rolls during the current
year, mainly on account of the recent legislation
in regard to the survivors of the veterans OF our
second war with England.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-06

Nothing can be more wonderful than the remarkable
OF scrofula recorded in Hoods COOK BOOK from
persons OF undoubted reliability. II you have a friend
suffering from this terrible disease s your duty send
this proof OF the efficiency OF Hoods sasapara pecu-
liar point Of Hoods sarsapara s strengthens and builds
up the system while II eradcates disease. Hoods Cook
Book" sent free send Tor one. c. 1. HOOP Co. Low.
ali.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-06

ELY-Iion Smith Ely has bought the Union
Copper Mine in Cohnth, and will soon commence
mining operations there DIR. Simpson has sold
his place on the Brook Road to Deacon HAL Col
ton -. The Methodist Society propose to enlarge
their church, or build new one-an improvement
greatly needed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-06

Two convicted thieves were arraigned for SEN
tence in court In Bedford, Mass. one had
stolen hens, and the other, a town treasurer, had
stolen public money, but the formers term was
made eight years, and the atter's only six.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-06

BUTTER MARKEr.-At st. Albans Tuesday,
common to good sold at from twelve to seventeen
cents; choice, eighteen to twenty cents; selec-
tions twenty-five to twenty-three cents per pound,
with some extra lots at higher price.
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TESTIMONIAL.

This IL to certify that have been afflicted for severa
years with hhrous tnmo and been cured by Madame
cor. ~ D., whose treatment was induced 10 try by ,
friend, after having been given mp by the several phy
citn% who stand high In their profession After this iv
In great s ring before committing Mrs BIZ
she made NJ me. | ann happy to Announce &
the world that am we'll, and entirely cured of TIN
so-callei lcunble illness, and that by roman.
cured. d. not risk your lives with, nor eSpend you
money upon doctors who do know how treat thi
terrible sconree OF sh be most happy TO
mnnicate with hy letter otherwise who visit
Information on this point, regarding my
MRS. \. r. LEWIS,
Cords street, W ikefad, Mass,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-06

" every OF readers would try Dobblns Electric
Soap (crasln Co, Philadelphia they would, like u.s. be-
nrm believers is wonderful merit Have your gro
Ger order H.
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1924. THE 1879.
Springfield Republican.
AN INDEPENDENT PUBLIC JOURNAL
AND HIGH CLASS FAMILY
NEWSPAPER.
Representative Of the best New England
Thought and Opinion.
charlottesville Weekly In 1874; the Daily in 1874; the
Sunday In ls1s-By samuel BoSles.J

SuhuhJ III ioto-by samuel BONlee.J
TnE REPuBLicAN considers 1t the chief function Of a
newspaper TO print the tell the truth about IL,
md this 1t aims 10 do impartitlly and invariably.
In politics "a well known, Tng RsPuBLioAs IA tho
oughly independent advoc ng men and the hes,
measures wherever nnd- them 1t believes only IN hon
sat money and currency always redeemabe In COIN stan
t,r throughout the world II IA earnestly In favor Of
civil service reform and bors for more consideration.
,nd economical administration of all official trusts It has
10 sympathy with sectional purely partisan politics but
aces the public good above party expedency and seeks
to bring about better understanding more cordial re-
aions between the different sections and classes Of our
Common country.
rnE REPUBLICAN devotes itself largely Literature and
he Arts, to Science Physical and Social the moraes
md amenities Of lie, to all the varied Interests to
1iree and enlightened people.
THE SUNDAY REPUBLICAN, Is especially rich In excellent
literary work, both original and selected Also In the best
religious reiding 1t regularly contains good by
ONE prominent preacher at least bright story,
ieiy OF fresh poetry selections for the children plenty Of
rst-class correspondence and well-wnen editorials be-
ldes all the news " the day, local and general.
TnE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN cont tins the cream Of the
Daily and sunday editions carefully arranged and re-
Sen and may fairly claim he best eclectic weekly
newspaper In the country
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PLAINFIELD. Shepard Juvenile Temple will
hold sociable at SchoO-house Hall ON Tuesday
evening, November 18th. All are cordially in-
yited to attend
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TO ALL LADIES
SUFFERING FROM
Ovarian or Uterine Tumors.
no

on $50 Warren avenue Boston. and get cnred without
use o. the knife, Thousands Of Testimonials ar
own from the hrt lie' Of ths country aud Europe NJ
oi whom VIII eetfy personally to the Doctors n
TIL daily. - =
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EVERY You've MAN should procure copy OF the med
zeal work emitted Science of Life. sefpreservAtion,
pnbihel by the famous Peabody Institute Boston
This book will teach The young how avoid dangerous dis
eases, aud from II the mildle-agei and those ad
yanced In life may attain to restoration OF PROSTATE,
system 10 active health. Read the advertisement II
,uothar colu,nn
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IN GENERAL,

Rhode Island returns two Republican Congress
men. Two Republican Congressman are gained
IN Illinois As was to be expected South Carolina
reports large democratic Tins. The election OF
Hoyt Republican, rs governor OF Pennsylvania,
conceded by at least fifteen thousand majority
The result is one OF those kind of Republican
iefeats which the p,rty is well able to afford, and
both the Republicans and the country are to be
congratulated
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SOME RECENT OPINIONS OF THE
REPUBLICAN.

The Springfield Republican Is more than maintaining III
~putaiion Tor enterprise and newspaper aDy.-Norfh-
DnpfOH Gazette.
fhe Springfield Republican IL OF the very best news
mpers published IN the cOuntry.-B0stoa Herald.
The Springfield Republican Il Of the abes sauclest
e-t edited and most interesting of the sicass daily
heets published In the country -Zf0H's Herdid.
In enterprise, In the array and variety OF wellsifed
ews In editorials current mov-mentsln all that goes
umlke ~ the modern secular louru 1.-THE Springfield
RepHbiicdn may have few equas but confident
MT 1t has no superOrs.-C Hirersalst.
The Springfield Republican il unquestionaby the bright
ST. aOe-t aud Jst ind pendent pOitictl and family
itrer published In New Eugland.-D0uer ~ ~ STATE
Press.
The Springfield Republican Ia one OF the best nac,-
apers in the nltiIn and replny and family journal
stands on the pnn tcle.-TroB (N ~ Budget.
It IL doubtful whether the Sprinaf,ii Republican ever
Vss 20 popular In H. whole Lifetime now, and II
effected current events and poluu sentiment
tey Justly deserved IT. eputt as the favor
tie New England 1iurnal.-AfhOi Trauscrfpt,
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FROM many and reliable sources come favor
able reports concerning the Swedish Lady Quar-
tette, who are TO give concert here tomorrow
evening Those who have heard them are loud in
their praises, and we feel warranted In promising
that the concert will be choice affair And the
evidence that our people expect to be well paid
for attending The Boston Journal says of these
artists; "Their singing was marvelously fine, and
excited at once great enthusiasm. Their voices
are fresh, pure and very sweet, and are blended
with perfect art even In the most delicate pas
sages. Their unity is perhaps the most wonder
ful feature of all, and the precision and evenness
OF tone maintained through every variety OF
shading done to the softest pidniSsinos, consti-
tute an ineApresslble charm" The following is
the programme for the concert:
i-PiAso Solo Concert de valse .......,..... Hatts
Miss ksIGnr.
Ga sJengl sjleugl (slngl slugD........ Fiossiei
10 Invitation to the fee LindHdd
SWEDISH QuAnTgTTE.
9-sosa by the Blue sea.... .,,....... Henry Smart
Miss soDEhLrkD.
ga swedish College song. Prince Gaiiaf
- In this hour Soften.d ~prndour sun.
SWEDISH QtAhrErrE.
5-PIAso soLo.......,,... Selected.
| Miss KNOTT.
6-Recative and Aria from siTadella ".... Fiofop.
| Miss WlDLbKKo.
7-{s for.sssP ko,shat'
| SWEDISH QuARrsrTz.
s-PIAko SOLO. Grand iliante. Pdrker.
MISS kNionT.
s-Uelfasmarsch soder,nan.
SWEDISH ouAnrErTE,
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Religious Intelligence


GREENSBORO Rev Mr.. Stewart was ordained
pas'or oil the Presbyterian church oil THIS place,
oc'oper I'D
FAIRHAvEN.-A prayer-meetng il held Sab
bath afternoons in the rooms Of the Reform Club,
with increasing attendance and interest.
ORANer-Extra religions services we're held nj
this place in connection with the meeting of the
Montpelier Association last week. one OF the bretb
rem, preaching Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
The services were well attended and hopetul
s,Sno,r, rho ,o,, ,,o,hod,., pn,soo,,o,
cbr,oh In ,his ,,o,ia,,al 80, ,vaI,.,i..
~ loo, ,,oo,, rto ,,,,,.,,, wv.
vonlon, oa,aiio - s.,. Co.,,
sn,, 30 ,hroo h,,dro1 e, ,,.,, ,,.,,a,..
s,hs,,r,,.l aud co.t s,rao co zoo
-, ~,
,,,,,, es"''V"", e".'." !" ie'u'
49, orc now u"''eu anu ,''ri'o"'ous
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Tue DAILY RgrrBLiCAs cents copy, IS cents week
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ge In Clubs OF five to address, s. a copy
year and an extra copy for every ten.
rnE SuSDAr REPUBLICAN, cents copy; 81 for siI
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rHE wEEKLY REPusLtcAS, S cents copy; 81 for six
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opes, ST. Ave copies. $50; copies, s2.5 fifteen
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Specimen copies sent applicationand all subscrp-
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Madame Secor's Vegetable PiII'
FOR THE BLOOD

WIN cure Chronic Constipation, Eruption or Dfscoiora
tions ofthe SKIN. II your blood been contaminast
hy fevers. llarias, otherwise, take them Sent l.,
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sRarrages.
Dsaths.

In Plainn Id, October 80. by Rev C. f. Perrin. JOHN
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Bancrofts Liniment. or Instant Relief, VII
cure DlpHfllERlA, COLDS and PAlN. DoS'r PAii
TRY 1T. 29-55
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"ALL The dull, dead weights bore, be re-
moved by the OF Caswel's "NEw" ELIXIR for the
BLOOD. Prepared only by Caswe L Co. OF Boston; pro-
prirtors Of Caswel & Co.'S SLIPPERY ELM LoZENGEs.
for Coughs, and the beautiful WAX FLOSS Hair dressing.
FOR sale by all druggists
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Wew advertisements,
Green Mountain Seminary,
Waterbury Center, VT.

Winter term Of twelve weeks begins December Sd.
1878. Two study Instructions thorough En-
penses low. For further Information address
soft LIZZIE COLLEI, Principal.
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Speriaf Wofres.
ROYAL P BSAxbEss

A ABSOLUTELY PURE.
royal" has aiarger sale than All other baking pow
des combinedbecause Of Its unquesoned Purity, Uni
form Strength. Hea,hfuness and efficacy. Prepared from
GRAPE CREAM TARTAR imported expressly for thI.
peerless powder direct from the Wine district Of France
has received the Endorsement and recommendation Of the
New York Board Of HEALTH and Of physicians and
rcennc men everywhere. Nofamy having once used N,
Royal Baking Powder will ever be without 1t.
Sold only in the by groces.
~ The finest preparation In the world. Consumers
should observe that la perfect purity and strength not only
insures in baking but makes go one-th further
than aduiteated or shortwesh kinds It will keep any
length Of time in any climate. 4O-slg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-06
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The battle in this state has been a very closely
contested one and has resulted in a sweeping Re-
publican triumph. There seems to be little doubt
Of the election of Matt Head for Governor by the
people, and by an increased majority over that
received by Governor Prescott. The Republicans
have undoubtedly elected all Of their Congress
men, and the legislature is strongly Of the same
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-06
NEW YORK

In the city the defeat of schell, Tammany, was
accomplished by Republican votes, and the down
TALL OF the one man poweri in New York is assured.
Cooper's majority is 10000 Returns from the in
terror of the state show Republican gains and in
dcate the election Of Danforth (Republicln) as
Judge of the Court OF Appeals by considerable
majority. The Republic ms claim decided ma
joriiy in the assembly. The Times estimates the
assembly at 100 Republicans, q democrats and
IL Greenbackers Congressman elected in the
state, "a Republicans and democrats. The last
Congress consisted Of II Republicans and l6 dem
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lht NUVtM6tk tltGllUN0.
= S''I,
Let the Eagle Scream |!
Magnificent Republican
TrIumphs.
BUTLER BUSTED!
CONNECTICUT REDEEMED |
New Hampshire Republican!
Heavy Republican Gains in New York;
Tammany Hall Defeated
Barlow Elected by a Very
Heavy Majority!

The result of the elections in the thirty states
which voted yesterday can this morning in a
majority Of the states be merely coniectured from
the meagre returns already received.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The following telegram received at this office
ut thirty minutes past nine A. NJ, from Hon S. N.
Stockwell, editor Of the Boston journal, tells of
the glorious triumph in Massachusetts:
BosToN, November 9Th
81 W. Poland Butler is beaten by plurality
of nearly thirty thousand All the Republican
Congressman are elected except Brmmer. Bos-
ton gave Butler nearly five thousand plurality.
The Legislature is almost wholly Republican"
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MEssRs. JosEPn BURNETT Co, Bosto l, Mass. Cen
HsmeH'we have been selling your Floring Extracts for
miny years without complaint. We consider them the
best LOCKWOOD BROS.
Chicago, July |, 1873. lO9 North CLARK street.
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CONNECTICUT.

The Republicans elect Htwley, Wait and Miles
to Congress, and will have the legislature by
thirty-ive majority; as there is no election by
The people the Republican state ticket will be
elected by the legislature.
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THE THIRD DISTRICT.

The result of the Congressional election in this
district has been foregone conclusion for weeks.
Forty towns in the district give Barlow an In
crease Of over 1900 over his previous vote. His
election by very handsome majority is conceded
IN I'll sidaa
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-11

The Porte has addressed two notes to Prince
Lebauoff the Russian Ambassador at Coostan-
tnople, one refdtipg his denial of Russian cou-
nivanra at III n H.r'' y 'Fs'~-' ~. = Il he
otlsL = 81. q. M
dan refugees aLu .Lo .,~.--...u VI Turkish
territory.
A Greek vessel was seized in the Dardanelles
recently by pirates who killed the sailors. Tho
pirates were subsequently captured and turned
over to the Turkish Authorities.
The Hnpgarians were much pleased at the
Emperot's snub of the population from the
Croatia last Tnursday, when it came to urge
the definite annexation Of Bosnia and Hsrzego
vina to Croatia.
1t is asserted in Romesthat negotiations In ia
v0r of Greece have been suspended until the
Grecian premier explains his policy.
The Emperor Fran els Joseph in receiving
the delegations declared that the demobiliza-
ton of the army after the occupation would be
facilitated by the most satisfactory relations of
Austria with all the powers.
Flfty-nine of the leading beys of Seraievo
have presented an address to Gen. Phillipoylch
In favor of the annex alton Of that country to
Austria.
/. Is asserted that the Russians have reoccu-
pied the district OF .Malgara near the gulf of
Saros.
Resident Russians in Bucharest will leave on
9Th inst for Kischenoff and the Russian occu-
patton will then cease.
King Alfonso's would be assassin will be
tried this week.
The Bsnhar Coal Company of Edirbur
with capital Of $7S4,000 has suspended.
Nearly half the cotton mills in Ashton Eng
have stopped work in consequence of depres-
sion in trade
The Italian clerical party will take art eoer-
getically 10 the elections