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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10
Wsekk Harkets
Cattle Market.
At Cambridge and Brighton week ending Tuesday
April 9, 1873.

At Cambridge and Brighton, for the week ending Tuesday
April 9. 1873.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET.
cattle. Sheen. Shotes. Hoos. Calves.
Last week.. AR $50, 900 800 572
PRIcEs-Beef Cdfie-Extia fat and heavy oxen,
sO06725; rst quality s6OOd650 second quality. s5d
$50; thru qualify s4506t475 " lOJ bs. weight
hide t,low and dressed beef. few choice single pairs.
s. 5000; Bulls. ETC. s4O0@425.
Working OreH-sl006ll70 ~ pair according their
value rs beef. Handy steers s60Gll0.
Mich CoUs-far quality, s25Nt45; extra good s5O0s5.
with without calves may be agreed farrow and or
binary, sO6t2s yearings sl0O06t20n; two-yearsolds,
si00ft2s.UU; hree-years-olds, s2t00G40OO -
SheeD and Ldfnbs-C Common, 36Ii4c; extra, 5et5c rs n
live weight, or s2iN6IS.50 q head.
Fat Hogs-lSc II pound.
Veal Cdfres- 81 25Gt5.25 " head.
HdesBrtghton 81 6l6c country lots, 5G15lSc n. Calf
skins, loo. rallow 56eic N Country ~ g5c N. Pets
with wool on, sl.0O6e .5Oeaeh
REMARKS The supply was hardly equal to last week,
an advance could not be maintained The quality runs
quite good but until dealers willing 10 dispose Of their
lots at unchanged prices the movement slow Fitch q
McAurty sold sixteen steers average l5O tbs at ci j.
r. Cook sold nine steers, average 900 MS at ic A. y.
Monroe sold seventeen steers LA Ms At h4c ana
twenty steers, average l55O MS at SIC Il To- tile best price
noticed. The supply Of sheep and prices with
change. r. 7. POLAND sold forty-hve head, mostly
lambs weight $50 rs. at 5iIc u. A. De Wolf sold
eighty four lambs average Is rs, AZ 6Ac {. Hooper sold
eighty lambs gross weight $50 lbs, at 614c d pound.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10

large proportion OF the American people are to-day
dying the effects Of Dyspepsia dsorlered liver.
The result these diseases upon the OF Intelligent
aud valuable people is most alarming, making life actually
burden instead pleasant existence Of enjoyment and
usefulness ought be. There is good reason for
this you Will only throw aside prejudice and skepucsm
take the advice OF druggists and your friends and try one
bottle of Green's August Flower Your speedy relief /,
certain. Millions ot bottles of this medicine have been
given away try It's virtues, with satisfactory results IN
every You can buy sample bottle for 10 cents "a
try. Three doses Will relieve the worst Positively
sold by an druggists the Western Continent For sale
by FRANk II. RAsCOM. Agent for Montpeler. VI. s-al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10
A Campaign Islander.

when Dr. r. v Pierce a candidate for state senator
his political opponents published pretended analysis Of his
popular medicines hoping thereby prejudice the people
against him. Ills election by an overwhelming majority
severely rebked his raducers, who sought To mpeach his
business integrity No notice would have been taken OF
these campaign lies were it not that some Ut his enemies
and every successful business has his full quota OF
envious rivals republishng these bogus analyses
Numerous and absurd formulas have been published
purporting high authority; and Is signih
that have been at all alikeconcusiyel,
nrnNlnl the dI.hnnesiN OF ih.Ir nmthnrs.
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peaths.

In Stowe. April S, HORACE SMITH, aged u Year,.
In Phlnaeld, April ?, ABIGAIL PEARsONS, aged p
years and months.
In Calais, April 8, LYDIA HOBART, wife Of John
Hobart, aged s. years.
n West Randolph, April ?, very suddenly, SETH
WALKER. aged "a years.
IN East Montpelier, April = Of paralysis, DENISoN 5
ORMSHEE, aged i6 years.
In Newfane, April q. WILLIAM H. MORSE, aged IA
year,, months and II days
IN Lincoln, March 30, Of dropsical consumption. LEVI
GREEN, aged ~ years and 10 months.
In North Montpelier, April g,JACoB RICH. in his 10th
year Mr.. Rich was born In Montpelier, and had always
been respected and useful citizen.
In wacausta Iowa. March %. FLORA A.. youngest
daughter Of Frank H. and Agnes X. Lovrien, aged II
months and q days. d" Safe In the arms Of Jesus"
In Brooked April g from the effects of scaldng day
previous, ALBERT MAYNARD ROOD, adopted son Of II
J. and \. II. Rood, aged years. months and days.
In Berlin, April 7. Dea. JONATHAN BOswORrH, aged
VI years. Dea. Bosworth had been resident Berlin
than seventy years, and had been many years
leader In town and church matters Funeral from the
Congregational church At one O'clock Wednesday.
In Rochester February II, Of spinal disease. BLANCHE
l.. WING, only child Of Henry VI and Emma A. Wing aged
years.
Little Blanche has gone to heaven,
Left her parents care;
Yet know that she j. happy,
Pain and there
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10

FAYsToN.-Mrs A. d. Bragg, of South Fayston,
has a striped petunia that now has splendid show
of hundred blossoms. Mrs H. G. Campbell,
also of South Fayston, has a monthly rose tree
that measures eleven feet from the floor to the
end of the longest branch, and has had forty buds
and blossoms on it at once...A Mrs Waite re-
Gently fell down the cellar stairs and was consd-
erably injured, but no bones were broken. She is
over seventy years of age.
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You Must Cure that Cough.

with Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself II has established the fact that Consumption
be cured while for Coughs Bronchitis whoopine
Cough, Asthma, and all Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs, it j. absolutely without an equal Two doses
will relieve your child Of Group 1t pleasant to take and
perfectly harmless the youngest child, and no mother
AFFORD be without it, Yon two-thirds Of
bottle and II what say Is not true will refund the
price paid. Price cents tfty cents and one dollar per
bottle II lungs chest or back lame use
Shilnh's Porous Plaster. sold By Frank H. Baseom
and Bxbys wilson Montpelier and by W. II. Gladding'
Rarre, VI 20-ieeow
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WATERBURY, CENTER.-M h. Dillingham; is
building a blacksmith shop near his house, and
will have it in running order the last of this week,
when he will be glad to see old and new custom
ers. II W Merriam has exchanged hisinter-
est in the Buzzell saw-mill with George b. smaley
for his farm Smalley is intending to build II
house and barn his mill. -. A fine bouquet Of
Spring Beauties and Liverwort was gathered by
W. j. Pike the last day of March on North Hill.
....J. IL. Daniels is moving into the Baptist par
sonage, and the new blacksmith, Mr., Nancy, is
moving in with l.. Dumas
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10

Now Is THE TME-'fhe present is the best
time for ordering plants, trees, and shrubbery
Those grown by II. r. ClOsson, of Thetford Vt
are noted for being better adapted to onr climate.
more hardy and vigorous than those offered by
dealers at distance The constantly increasing
trade Of Mr.. Closson is an excellent guarantee
that his products give the very best of satisfaction
to his patrons. order once from him and you
will be slow to go elsewhere
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4hnbah 9lahres.
CHARLES STEVENS, ESTATE.

STATE OF NERMONr District Of Washington, ~.
In Probate Court held MONTPELIER In and for said Dis
tricl, on the sd day Of April, A. ID. 1875,
An instrument purporng Ia he the last VIII and lesa-
ent Charles stevens, late OF Calais In said District de-
ceased being presented TO the Court by nmela stevens the
execuiilN therein named for Probate II is ordered by said
Court that all persons CON ue uetin be notified 10 a-
pear al session said Court to he held AT the Probate
Once, Montpelier, the TN day Of May A. D. 1875
and cause any they may have against the Probate
VI sad will; which purpose IL Is further ordered that
copy the record Of This order be published three weeks
successfully tie Vermont Waterman a state Journal
printed at MONTPELIER previous said time appointed for
hearing Ky the Court Attest,
3o-T HARVEY rlLDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10

IRAsBuRGH.-Ilo Z. r Cotton has been dan
gerously i'll since March oath, with pleuro-pneu-
monia at his home in this place. lie has been
attended by DR.. Rowe of this place, and DR. g.
W. Cotton, of Woodstock His recovery is doubt
full. .. The infant daughter Of l.. L. Jameson, of
this place, died April ID, aged six weeks and one
day, OF congestion Of the lungs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10

WArERBURy.-E Caihan, of North DuXbury,
was arrested here by Sheriff Atherton last Satur-
day for getting drunk and fighting. lie was
taken before Justice Lease for trial and was fined
five dollars and costs, amounting in all to over
twelve dollars. The Christian llymnal " was
used in the Congregational church for the first
time last sabbath, and it is a decided improve
ment ON the old hymn books Any one desiring
to purchase one will find them at NJ NJ. Knights
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10

NEW DooRKEEPER. Charles W, Field, a con-
federate soldier from Georgia, was elected door
keeper by democratic House, on Monday by a
vote of one hundred and twenty-three for Field
to one hundred and one for General james Shields,
OF Illinois, a gallant Union soldier in both the
Mexican and late wars. Surely, here is love foi
the defenders of the country with vengeance!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10
NpANKRUrroY.-pistrict of Vermont.

In Re WILLIAM BRUCE, Jr., bankrupt.
In the District OF the United States for the District
OF Vermont;
L. the undersigned Assignee OF the estate Of said Bankrupt
hereby notice that has been ordered by the District
Court ot said District that the second and third general
meetings the creditors OF said bankrupt be held IN Mont
lier IN said District the 2ad day Of April, A. D. ISIS
AT o'clock the office OF fineld Pltkln Porter
before JoHN L. EDWARDS, ESD, Register In Bankruptcy
purpose named In the 9TH and 2sth sections OF the
bankrupt Act And that have ted my Anal account, as
Assignee said Bankrupt and, at said time and place
shall apply Cour for the settlement OF said account
and or discharge from all liability as Assignee OF said
estate in accordance with the provisions OF said act
Dated at Montpelier, In said District, this 2bth day Of
March, A. u, ISIS .,.
2s-30 4. =. flIklN, Assignee.
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SrowE.--This town has lost another Of its old
est inhabitants in the death Of Horace Smith, who
died April 9TH, Among the many enterprising
farmers in sthwe is one who for four five years
has brought all the water used in the family, aud
also to water quite large stock of cattle out Of u
well upon ladder, We would suggest that some
OF the pump agents give him u call, and show him
- the better way
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10

TuNBRiDGE-A hearing before Governor Ashael
Peck, referee, began here Tuesday, in the case of
the town of Tunbridge rs Richard Smith. Mr..
Smith for several years was constable and col
lector of the town, and, it is claimed, his accounts
are short for u large amount j. W. Rowell and
5. B. Hebard appear for the town, and c. w.
Clark for Captain Smith.
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DARMnLIA NJ. EDWARDS, ESTATE,

In Probate Court held At Montpelier, In said District
The Sth day Of April, A, j, lole'
Edwin r. durham, Executor OF the estate of raImela
NJ Edwards late OF RoNbury In said District, deceased
presents his administration account for examination and al
owance makes application or decree Of distribution
and pauOn of the estate OF said deceased Mhcfeupon Is
ordered 10y said Court that said account and said application
be- referred session ereof TO be held al the ifobate
Ofce said Montpelier, the 3uth day o. Aprl, A, d.
1875 for hearing decision hereon And, us further or
der that notice hereof b. given To oil persons Interested
by publication OF the same e weeks successfully IN the
Vermont Watchman state journal, a newspaper pub
sed AT Montpelier previous To said time appointed for
hearing that they may appear said time and place and
show cause any they may have why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made
49, Nv the COurt.--AttcHt,
nan HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10

A WORTHY INsTlTuTIoN.-Mrs Berry's Home
for the reception Of nervous invalids, and those
who dread insanity is one OF the best regulated in
sttutions situated in one OF the most charming To-
calites in the country. 1t is in every way To be
commended a. much needed and admirably con-
Quoted establishment Read advertisement in
another column
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10

An EXCELLENT FERTILIzER.-For many years
Russell Goes Ammoniated Bone Superphosphate
has been before the public and the increased
sales of this standard fertilizer each year attest
its virtue. Mr. f. d Hyde of this village, has a
a large stock on hand and will cheeriully impart
information as to its merits. Examine this art-
Gle before purchasing elsewhere
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10

MoRRisvuLE.-C Il, Loveland has rented his
house 10 l.. o. Leach. Mr. Loyeand goes to
Hydepark and Leach goes to shoemaking ... f..
e. Brigham has the lasting thanks of all who
have partaken Of sugar at his place. It is hard
to find a more willing and accommodating man
sin such time of trial than Mr. Brigham, Mr.
G, W, Doty, the station agent, has fitted up one
of the incest restaurants in town. Large mum
beers Of travellers stop there for dinner. Georg'
keeps u straight house.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10

PRoBArE CoURr.-Ihe following business was
transacted By the Probate Court for the District Of
Washington during the week ending April sth,
1873, April 2d--M T. Lyiords aud William An
drews' estates administration accounts allowed
and DEGREES made. April 3d-IlezeAiah Beans
estate, administration account allowed and decree
made; Z. W. Boyce's estate, commissioners re-
port returned; Luther Morses and Charles Ste
yens estates, wills referred for probate to May
7th April lth- Hosea Kathan's estate, L. X.
Jones, Roswell Dewey and 5. F. Orcutt, commits
sionsrs of division April Outward Pages es-
tate, administration account allowed and assign
ment made. April 6th-L, b. Websters estste
license To sell real estate granted April Sth-P
NJ Edwards estate, administration account re-
ferred 10 April 30th.
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CABOT MIR. and Mrs. Moses $. Hanes were
agreeably surprised on Monday evening-no April
fool-by the appearance of their friends and
townsnen to the number Of eighty, to celebrate
the fifth anniversary of their married life, bring
ing with them not only kind wishes, but goody
amount of wooden presents, consisting in part
Of AN easy chair for Mr. Ilaines and pinno stool
for Mrs. llaines also brackets, pictures, pals,
stools etc and last but not least, the very useful
article, milking stool, bearing the familiar sau-
tation of So, boss!' After u few hours spent in
social converse, the guests departed, wishing their
host aud hostess many years Of happy and useful
life 81, From all indications, sugaring is about
through &c. Union services were held Fast bay at
the Methodist church. Owing to the pressure OF
business we suppose, the attendance was very
small.
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Many persons say q" haven't got the Consumption
when asked to their Cough with Shiloh's Con-
sumption Cure. DO they not know that Coughs lead
To Consumption and remedy that viii cure Consumption
will certainly surely cough any lung throat
trouble We know II will when all others fail and our
faith In positive that VIII refund the price pad
II you receive benent, Is not this lair proposition
Price 10 cents. 80 and s0O per bottle. For Lame
Chest, Back or Side. use Shiiohs Porous Plaster
Price IS cents. For sale by FRANK H. BAscoM, Mont
peler, VI.
Why will You suffer with Dyspepsia and liver cou-
plant Constipation and general debility when you get
at our store shiloh's System Vitalizer, which we
sell on positive guarantee you. Price ten cents
and rs cents For sale by FRANK II. BAsCoM, Mont
pelier W.
"Hackmetaok" popular aud fragrant perfume.
Sold BY FRANK II. BAsCOM Montpelier, VT s-S5eow
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SprriaI Uofres.
A Word to Clergymen!

Friend, stop that Cough DO not neglect Com
mon Cold for day It may end in Consumption and
death. REV. y. II. DowNs ELIXIR has cured thou
sands both old and young and II will you. taken
freely and IN season, This ELlNlR has been before the
American people and has never failed to
give relief To all who used H. II has ~ way by
ACTUAL SERVICE, until has become household friend In
thousands of best families Regular physicians use and
recommend IT, Clesyymen and all public speakers are Ia
best patrons Railroad employees much exposed to Colds
Coughs etc, should always use it, Farmers, lawyers
merchants and everybody, old and young speak highly
its praise.
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IIARDwIcK-G Granite in considerable quantities
is being shipped tn Burlington and other places
from the exhaustless quarrles near this place, in
this town and Woodbury.. This stone is Of superior
quality for building and monumental purposes.
Il. Hathaway is improving the appearance of
his residence with new coat of paint. His eX-
ample in this direction needs extensive imitation
in other localities Of the village. c. f. McCrillis
sugar-house was burned on the evening OF the
9TH Syrup and sap sufficient for nearly one
hundred pounds Of sugar and part of his apparatus
were destroyed Loss nearly two hundred dol
lars; insurance fifty dollars. e X. Lewis and
wife have exchanged their farm near the Center
for the farm owned by the late Fred Goodrich in
| the north part OF the town. 1t is reported that
the Goodrich heirs pay diiferenceof six hundred
| dollars. The prospective revival of an interest
| in the early construction OF the ilardwick &
| Marshhold railroad is quite encouraging To the
people Of this section, and all the valley OF the
| lamoille To the westward We are glad of an OPP
portunity 10 speak good word for the enterprise
The construction of this short line Fifteen miles
would bring Boston and the great markets Of
New England in direct communication with thii
valley, forming the best and shortest route pos
sible With this link supplied, new line woulC
be established between Montreal and the grea
lakes, and Boston, which, ON account of shortnes
of distance could not fail in competing success
fully with any existing line, and attracting a arg
amount OF business At the same time ii woul,
connect Montpelier the state capital, with thi
valley in a manner sufficient for all practica
purposes ..,il. H. Mack has In process Of con
struction u handsome monument for Jonatha
Perkins, Of Montpelier also a fine monument 70
the Sinclair family, Of this place, They are bot
made from the best Italian marble and for beaut
of design and finish are unsurpassed in thi
vicinity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-10

FAmLEE-Mr and Mrs Leland Jenkins, of this
place celebrated their golden wedding on the 10th
of last month. Many friends were present, and
numerous tokens OF regard were left.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

The undersigned viii sell at public auction the real
aud the extensive stock Of goods Of DENISON DEWEY,
an Adiuped bankrupt consisting OF Kerosene on Stoves,
Sheet lnhn Tin stock, Tin, Iron and Glass Wares Cut
lery Plated Ware and many other arliclessueh as are
common la an OIL Tin and stove Wholesale and Retail
store Also, several Peidle Carts and Fixtures
The sale will commence ON fRlpAN, The 2brh DAY OF
Arm INSTANT at ten o'clock A. NJ the lately
euped hv said nenison Dewey, In Montpelier and continue
stated adjourned days that may be appointed until the
| entire stock : closed out.
JOEL FOSTER. Jr. Assignee.
MONTPELIER, April a,ls7s. 3O-S2
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BUTTER MARKEr The st. Adams butter mar
ket, Tuesday, was dull. Common grades sold ut
from eighteen To twenty cents, good To choice at
from twenty-one to twenty-siX cents, aud selec-
tons at twenty-seven cents per pound.
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HISEsBuRGH, VERMONT.
ID. H. MAcoMRER ESQ, Essex junction, Vt:
Dear Sir received your letter days ago, and will
write you what know about Bradeys Phosphate of Lime.
have used II many years and potatoes,
gravely land. For pot9os drop right to the seed;
corn, well with the and then drop your corn,
you you would plaster corn before hoe
ing think ruth phosphate is good as three
without il. Last dry. know Of that
the hill about their crop by the druuth;
where used phosphate my potatoes irsire nils made
bHshei. notwithstanding the drouth. think makes corn
week ten days earlier. The first wear used II, pur-
chased but barrel; where used that on conn., IT
ripened early and It mp, and the the rest.
Yours truly, c. PLACE
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Have you Dyspepsia, are yon constipated, have
yousa yellow skin, Loss OF Appetite, HeadacheG II
don't iai To use shilohs system Nitalizer. II Is
guaranteed relieve you, and Will you continue TO suffer
when you can be cured such terms se9 Price ten
cent. and seventy Ave sold In Montpelier by Frank
H. Bascom aud Blsbys wilson, and In HARE. VI, by W.
II. UladdiLg. R-ieeow
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A WELL CONSIDERED LIBEtALIrY. Through
the liberaty of John 7. Howard, Esq, wealthy
citizen of New York, and native Of Burlington,
the latter city is to have an opera house erected
ON the site of the old Bank of Burlington, at the
corner of Bank and Church streets The base
ment and first story will be fitted up in line style
for stores. The opera house will seat one thou
sand persons, and will be fitted with every con
venience and finished in the best possible manner,
as MIR. Howard desires the building should, in its
general excellence, honorably hand his name
down To the grateful memory of his native place
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R. P. Hall g. Co., Nashua, N. H.
3lntires in Bankruptcy.
IN BANKRurToy.-Distri of Vermont, IS.

IN ANKKuPTCN.-District of Vermont, rs.
Burlington in said District the 81 day Of April A. d.
1875 The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appoint
meut Assignee ut SMlfH BROTH Rs, of Montpelier,
IN the County ot Washington and state Of Vermont,
within said District, who have been adludged bankrnps,
upon creditors petition by the District Court Of said Dis
tfict. HIRAM A HusE, Assignee
Montpelier. Vt, April 9, ISIS. 30-32