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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25

sAmpls confirmation Of MrVan Baren's devo-
tion to southern interests may be found the fol
lowing recent declaration of!he Richmond E,lqu:r
ser, the leading ,Van Buren paper in tho Stats o
Virginia. Addressing the people Of that State ia
behalf OF Mr. Van Buren,. he says
I'll you desire q Candidate who has
adopted your creed and vindicatsd your
strict eonstruction'priuciplss in tho Senase
of the United States-ohe, who insists OH
such a modification Of the Tariff as will
produce reduction Of the revenue to the
economical wants Of the Government--unc
who, in his letter to Sherrod Williams,
disclGims a systematic distribution Of The
surplus reve1ue, but prefers "the Only natur-
al, safe aud just remedy for an excess OF
rsvenue, q reduction Of the tdresp-Ons
Hho maintains "tbnt Congress has no Con-
stitutionsl power to make roads and canals
10 tho respective States" and has uniformly
voted against every measure calculated 10
extend . national system of Internal In.
croremeni, except the Cumberland road,
for whieh solitary vote he has made public
nSeantdtion-H you desire President, who
has proclaimed "An unqualified and uncon-
promising" war against ANY Bank ofthe
Qnued States--ons, who has declared him
self the "inferibls and incorporating OPP
ponent Of any attempt TO abolish slavery in
tho District Of ColuMbia; who affirmY that
Congress can have no power TO NEEDLE
with slavery in the States, even icih the
eorsenf Of ths 'lavehclding STATES, toittom a
"chGsge Of the constitution, who has bur
recently stamped his friendship for the
South by his casting voie in the Senate in
word, il you desire President who is a
friend cfths SosIih, an advocate OF The Stale
Rights School, and "who will find it his
interest, as well as his duly, 10 give a tsns to
public oPi'aion n, that quarter alone, from
Dhieh he s,Iy danger can arise 10 our
southern snierasis;" one, who has stood by
our side in the support OF Crawford and
OF Jackson; who has done more than any
other man to support the best principles Of
tho pretent administration, and more than
any ether man has been reviled and perse.
euted by his opponents; then we do not
hesitate to say, that Martin Van Buren, is
that man."
This we'll corresponds with the declaration said
TO have b0sn made by Mr. Van Buren,, at VaSLinr.
iea, last vinter-"Ws must carry thu South
az TtLLlEa ~ WITH SoUTHERs kEAsuRKs and
Ns S'0nh, by PARTY NAeHUKRI."
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25

heSOtbeu, L DhL we Recommend TO the
friends of HARRISON and GRANGER
throughout the State, to hold town meet
ings in thelr respective towns, for the pur-
pose Of discussing the merits and qualifca-
lions of the several candidates for the Pres
idency, and that they invite the special at
tenton of the People to the subiect--which
was read and adopted.
The Convention proceeded to appoint
County Committees ior the respective coun-
ties, and the following persons were APP
pointed, viz:
Bennington County. Darius Moore, A.
l.. Miner, Harmon Garfield Samuel II.
Blackmer, George Briggs, Blacklnan +.
Brownell.
Wndham County. Austin Burchard,
John G. Hobroolf, SaniGrd Plumb, ID. l..
Putnam, Timothy II. Hall, VIM. Il. Shat
ter, Nathaniel Robbins, Henry l.. Aiken,
Luther Stowell, Amos Brown, Calvin
Townley, Samuel l.. Billings.
Rutland County. John A. Conant, Geo.
T. Hodges, Nathaniel Ives, o. N. Dana,
VIM. G. Kittridge, Isaac Norton.
| Windsor County. John A Pratt, Misses
Montague, John Porter, Gardner Winslow.
Orange County. John w. Smith, Abel
Underwood, LuciuH Howcs.
! Chitenden County. George A. Allen,
Arthur Hunting, Nathaniel Miles.
! Washington County. j. p. Miller, Mil
ton Brown, John l.. Buck, Samuel b. Prem
tiss, Elijah Holden, Heman Carpenter, Lc-
ander Hutchins, William S. Clark.
Caledonia county. Charles Davis, Dan
forth Carpenter, Geo. b. Chandler.
Orleans county. A. M. Smith, Charles
w. Prentiss, N. S. Hill, Chester Carpcn-
ter, John M. Robinson, Samuel Sumner, Jr.
Esser county. Titus Smell, Grcenlcai
Webb, Samuel B. Cooper.
For the remaining counties no appoint
ment was made, committees having been
previously chosen.
On motion Of Hon. Milton Brown,
ReSoteed, That the recent effort Of Mr.
Van Buren, to PROSTATE the freedom Of the
prcss, and the more recent and alarming
attempt of his devoted followers in Mary
land, to break down the Constitution of
that State, are sufficient indications of de-
termination to destroy the palladium of our
liberty, and ought to call for the united cl'-
tort of every American OF whatever party,
TO save our Country and its Constitution
from destruction.
On motion of Gen. f. p. Walton,
( Rcsolced, That the members of this con-
vcntion, not residents Of Montpelier, be re-
quested to write to efficient friends of the
cause in their respective towns, urging the
immediate appointment oil town commit
tees, where not already appointed, and
town conventions; and tina the proceed
ings of this convention be recommended TO
be read and discussed in the conventions.
Voted, That the proceedings of the
Convention, together with the resolutions
and addresses lie signed by the President
and Secretaries and published in all the
newspapers friendly to the election of Har-
rson and Granger, throughout the State.
The Convention was addressed by James
Bell, Esq. Hon. Benjamin Swift, Hon.
Francis e Phelps, ID L Putnam, Esq.
Hon. Milton Brown, Gen. f Walton,
Hon. Samuel w Porter, Cyrus Ware, Esq.
Hon. Zimri Howe, John Dewey, Esq. Lem
uel Richmond, Esq. and by several other
gentlemen.
SAMUEL c. CRAFTS, President.
JOHN w. Smith, C
f. f. MERRILL, 0ccrc'arlcS'
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25
CGLATER..m

OHIO-SURE AND TRUE. Fifty
two counties give Vance majority Of 9G41
being gain Of l0496 votes In the
Congressional election the Harrison men
have lost Storer, and perhaps two others,
while they have gained say fire in lieu OF
them. Thus far, the result is most cheer
ing, nor can there be n single doubt of a
dnal and glorious victory.
Penrsylpania. So far as the official re-
turns OF votes come in, the prospect of the
Harrison men brightcns. Judging from
returns, On part olliciaD from all the dis
tricts, the V b. majority can not exceed
6o0o--a very small majority in state
which has given $4,000 majority at one e.
lecton-and the Harrison men have, it is
said, gained one member of Congress-
Much stress is laid upon the V. b. majority
in The Legislature: it is now shown By the
votes that 1853 votes only have elected
more than one third of the Legislature ! I!
that is, the V. b. majorties in 10 counties
which elected % members, amounted in
the aggregate only to this number. Auo-
ther fact is also shown by the returns: and
that is, that the vote is thin one. With
these facts in view, we do not hard'y con-
slider the result in Pennsylvania to be even
doubtful. There is a fair prospect Of it,
going strong for Gen. Harrison.
Georgia. The anti-V b. tickc, is yet
5000 ahead
South Carolina. Hugh S. Legarc is E.
lccted TO Congress by so votes over Mr.. |
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25

1t will be seen, on examination, that Civ
ing all the doubtful to Mr.. Van Buren,, in
Guiding Pennsylvania and Virginia, which
we think decidedly against him-yet, he il
not elected, wanting a change of two votes
Let the frcemen ofVermont bear in mint
then, that vigilance on their part is ncces.
sary TO secure the victory. There is ne
cauae for disbursement.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25
THE PRESIDENCY.
Mn. VAN buren, CANNOT BE ELEcrE

Mn. VAN buren, CANNOT BE ELECTED!
Ofcourse we cannot say there is no shad-
ow of a possibility that Mr.. Van Buren, will
succeed; but we do consider il now rcduc-
cd nearly TO dead certainty that he is both
the Dutch and the Defeated candidate
We beg attention for single moment to
the following tables, showing, we think,
not only gratifying, but true, view Of
the case:
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25
1879
1904
Wing mai.
Sd5S
B-Whig GAIN, $3.50. 90

Giving GAIN, SGS0.-Cu
Thus far the V B men have elected but
one Congrcssman--th Harrison men four.
PENNSYLVANIA. Biddlc, McKennan and
Henry, all Harrison men, are all elected to
Congress from Western Pennsylvania. We
repeat, says the Courier and Enquirer, the
result of the elections in Pennsylvania is
cheering to the friends of Wing principles.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25
OHIO SAFE.

There is not the shadow OF doubt that
the Harrison men have carried Ohio by a
large majority now--and that they will car
ry it for their electors by larger: they
confidently count upon 10000 majority!
In 80 counties the result for Governor is
as follows:
Gen. Vance, Harrison, 12,l52
Eli Baldwin, V. b. 1904
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25

Harrison Electoral Ticket.
JabeZ Proctor,
Samuel Swift,
David Crawford,
Ximri Howe,
Titus Hutchinson,
VIM. A. GriswOld,
Edward Lamb.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25
u Distribute the
votes ! =

Harrison Electoral Ticket.
Jabez Proctor,
Samuel Swift,
David Crawford,
Zimri Howe,
Titus Hutchinson,
w IN. A. Griswold,
Edward Lamb.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-04

NEW IDEA AND GOOD ONE.-The sub
n bcr having witnessed tbs Inconvenience which gentlemen
frequently exposed being caught in the rain while the lower
ofihe city, has provided remedy for such Inconvenience He
keeps stock Of proof umbrellas hand which for his
profit and the accommodation OF the public he will he happy
for single day and reasonable unfortunate wsy
rers who may happen to stand in need Of them.
J. H. HAVENS, Clinton Lunch,
dec 7-H Corner Broadway and Liherty street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-04
KENNEY's AsTRINGENT BALsAMIC

stanas uneqpaed Tor The
GoprTea, elects, and Seminal Weaknesses con-
the most skep iea of its superiority every other
has been offered 10 the public
There Is not apsce Of mercury its competition. II saves
the system from being the degree delelerousy affected
IL operates the urinary apparatus and particularly
gina seat OF the mady the wet the irrlatea ng
brane oolhe by diminishing the of poison
and thereby dsporg tie membrane of the morbid
which oeies the Of Gonohe its wonied
seeFeon ct mucus only this BY hea tonic
talsapic power Of Ke1tny's Balssn.
THIS medcinethe result of patient ndefatigabe
the Pathological Anatomy Of Gonorrhca Geet only
and rational foundation which build successful frm Of
eatsen-s indeed. far removed above all uncenic
inert naIseou and dangerous compound bssams' mixtures
drops and other heales' empirical Iehede which based
on either he conf cius OF resumpuous ignorance the
out oosoiste recipes wnc when Pathology
only curative source, comparatively unknown,
kenneyr Balssn Is taking the lead all Europe
THIS country all the medicines hitherto known
OF Gonorrea in which il peculiarly effective in radically heal
ing by few doses only In nnumeabe crafty
ing surprise Of the patient NOT than third of bottle
seed for the total extinction Of the maady and in lingering
that have been subjected nudcous treatment
health.
The agencies for the sale of Kenneys Basam city are
only at the drug Stores 63 Bowery of Walker
1904 Grand street. opposite Centre market Price 81
Orders from part the United States post paid will
puncaIy attended addressed agencies
Afr.f
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-04
NEW WORK LIFE ASSURANCES TRUST

COMMUNICATIONS effect assurances with this Com
their lives the lives Of Others and either for the
wioie duration Of life, for limited period The payments If
premiums may be either made annually or a
Premiums on ons hundred doI1rs form asar
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-04

DOOK ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE.-
- That excellent sand Clinton Hall, of Nassau
Beekms having select of Books and Stationary
be mad favorable Apply at Store. dec 8-if
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-04

nOCTOR BOYD, Member of the Royal College Of
~ Surgeons in Ireland and lately practitioner The civ of
London, offers his services the afflicted treatment of GER
tain disease His long experience and attention 10 th, class
Of complaints his pleasant safe, and pedous mode teaent
his during long and extended practice and
above ALL his legitimate medical qualifications few Of The
grounds which he rests his claims public patronage In this
smpcsn when ignorant preenders and mpuen quscks
daily spreading their lure the unwsry destruction, DR.
Boyd would wish 10 raise friendly and 10 his i
creatures and tell them beware Of such dangerous
Thousands who night have al this day health and
palmy pride of manhood If their had treated by
duly qualified, numbered ncurahe and
The dead. Apparent very easily Effected;
but eradicate latent poison which will otherwise conrn lis
victim uniiaey grave belongs the Legitimate province Of
medicine In the hands Of kiul and able practitioner Ia d.
Boye ue Wing convince MS patrons By producing
for their inspection his regular diploma member Royal
College Of Surgeons in Ireland and Likewise testimonials for capa-
by and skill who justly considered light. and
of their profession His mode Of safe eec-
al and expeditions requiring either tie
raRt diet exercise Recent affections he pledges himself 10
radically within few days. aud Of onrer standing
and maligny will be treated with cordially skill In
the patient assured after having being
ed from the hands Dr. Boyd thai his health established upon
sound and firm basis and that his renovated and an
Impaired His professional honor and faith pledged th and
he ie himself that tischarscte and standing sufficient war
rsnty for ia fuIflmen
The scte honor and may in all he relied upon
Hours attendance fiom O'Clock till night
sep Oily OFFICE, IA Dover St one door from Wafer.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-04
NEW ESTABI.ISHM FOR
: THE SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE.

NEW ESTABlISHMENrF FOR
- THE SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE.
FL NJ BRUNSWICK returns thanks for the ibe-
W3 raj patronage Inc has received since the opening Of
Ne&N his establishment for the sale Of Cabinet FuTni-
tue, both and ond hand, and has the plea
inform his and that he has removed The
spacious building Bowery Division Streets (up
entrance ~ Bowey) where he keeps general Of
and good articles of second hand furniture such Bureaus Sofas
Secretaries, Book Cases. g deb ards Tables Looking Glasses
Bedsteads Pier Centre and Work Tables Music Stools Boston
Rockers Toilet and wafands Carpets Rugs Feather Beds,
Mattresses, &c.
o. II. B. will buy exchange household furniture any article
in his line Of business. 30-Im
Wanted immediately two first rate hands such the highest
wages will be given and constant employment Apply the
ufactory of s. w. BRYIIAM
SEPT 208 Bowery, between Srringsnd Prince street.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-04
Fee f G391NNIsT TN E,TC66N CoTTGHs COLDS,


have been afflicted with disease lungs.
with sugh, splitting of blood night sweats emscaon &C. for
nearly eight during which period have used every
medicine have heard mendcd for my disease hut have
been compelled south winter Last summer however
resord Ia Dr. Taylcr Balsam of Lverorp which bene,
ed me muth that enabled 10 this
Last winter aud consider perfect health
Rave had no cough during the last six months.
q. 6. WILLETS 81 Church street,
This medicine be obtained genuine uy the proprietor
al No 30 Bowery and OF the agent at AZ Cherry
RADEAU'S CELEBRATED STRENGTHENING
FLASH ER-Prepafed for pains weakness, in the breast
SIDE back nbs an for rheumap and
dyspepa Tor coughs colds, ahmas, difficulty breathing sp
preston OF the stomach &c they will give immediate and sooi
cdedy superior other remedies Such persons whose
business or svooaiOn require that they should stand much
or those OF sedeny habits generally troubled with
pains the side breast advised beautiful
paers they essentially different from all Others and are
ie from Those objections which oaby made against
Pas;ers centrally Toe proprietor has had the pleasure of selling
them daily for this city, and many ans
VI I'VE used them, he has heard of solitary compant
M are palroned extensively by the medical profession: and
the not probably intelligent physician United States
Europe that would hesitate name or
influence, when made acquainted with their composition
nned directions accompany each Plaster,
own hand writing TO counterfeit which will be punished forge
DEAU,S STRENGTHENING PLASTER, and see that they
get u direction thus signed They put up with large
and s,aciise show bills will keep without injury any climate
and Will be forwarded Of the United British
Province: order and liberal discount TO those who
buy TO sell again Ia conclusion have only that instances
ced by using them hat they recommended entire
confidence to all who are thus afflicted.
Sod wholesale and RETAIL al the Bowery Medicine
100 Boyery, New York, by N. w. BADEAU. dec % &c
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-04

COUGH DROPS.-A superior article for colds, coughs
and all affections oil the respiratory organs Prepared and sold
only at l45 Broadway. nov i4af
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-04
TESTIMONIES.

New York, Dec. 81, 1885,
To Dr. W. Evans Sir 81 long subject to indigestion pain
in the chest obstinate costivene and dmnes Of sight
py by the Of invaluable Camomie Pills my health
has general. Improved You make what think
Of this note. J. p MCULLY 48I Pearl 81
Certificate Of the efficacy of Dr. W. Evans CsmsmiIe Pills,
from the Captain Of Havsnnah Steam Packet
New York, Nov.1, 1885
To Dr. w. Evans SirThree weeks ago was exceedingly af
iced with rshliy, with strong spau sometimes in
capactaing for business. often langud and fretf with
excessive pspaos of the heart These WERE believe
brought by visiting clise which have long been
accustomed am happy that three bottles invaluable
Camome Pills snd two boxes your mild apcrient Pill.
stored state Of health which could scarcely
therefore feel duty and the public request
10 publish this and do wish my appear
public print herewith forward card which you my
show upon any application at yonI oihce J. L.
New York. October o. 1856
To DR. Evans, SIR: have taken Pills accord
the directions aRd occasionally few your Family Aper-
ent Pills. which have entirely removed the pain side NV
appetite become good have headache and much
strengthened; and indeed happy inD yo told you
would if were benefited that quite ell and shall
mend invaluable medicine all acquaintances.
ELIZABETH c. UNDERHILI.
Evans Camome and Apeent Pills sold DIR. w. Evans
Office 90 Division New York and by the following respectable
citizens agents. New York-C Shepard Bookseller l89 Broad
opposite johns H. Greene Bookseller 5 Broadway corn
of Howard BrookyR-D. Bede, perfaer Fulton st.
Sa2 South Market street ProyidenceC. Shepard Co.. book
sellers Newark-B. Ods, bookseller New Hsven-D. Mitchell
Church street dec z-lms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-04
CIBNEY,s TETTER & RINGWORM DE-

" STR9YER-he only certain and fol TET
TER, RiNGWORM ana SALT RHEUM. During the last
year. hundreds with would testify the great efficacy
truly valuable remedy like the following:
Germantown (Pa.) Aug IL, 1885,
do certify that BY the of one bottle OF Mr. Gbney remedy
for Teier and Rngworm wife entirely cured Of
and the least Of the disease has returned
since it cured had tried several remedies which
only stopped the disease for short time -sfuning with greater
violence would advise all who wilhh Troublesome
maady to give 1t a trial. GEO BROOKS.
large supply above valuable medicine
hand at the proprietos price, wholesale and retail BY
JOHN ONTHANK, General Agent,
145 Broadway, 6doors above tho City Hotel, N r..
For sale RETAIL the follow Drug Stores vz:Brdadway
of Duane street Coties Apohcaries' Hail. No aS
Beecker street; Of Bowey aud Grand street; Me
Moss No. 492 Grand street, of Canal and Lsur
9Th and Bowery Thcmpson No2o0 Chatham square;
of Fulton and William Dr. Peunoyer's Drug
Store, Haaem Towards Of Hicks and Fulton Streets
Broekyn L. L. and at White and Badgers, No. S4Broad street.
Newsrk, N J. dec l2-1n=
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-04
T. THOMPSON, NO. Is WALL.ST.s STOCK
- AND EXCHANGE BROK ER-ExcLanges ~ kinds Of an

crrrcnt money al the lowest
All kinds OF gold and silver bought and sold. f..i
Bank England Notes bought sold Thompson Will collect
and negotiate drafts of the commercial places the Suites
and Canadies.. oct 23-tf
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3i,t,e $50 cannot ,,o Ligi,i, anp-,ci..c
,:.s elevated and .ii>in'cres''d ''.s'.'f' al
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-02-22
Taxes. Taxes. Taxes.

Taxes. Taxes. Taxes.
( viii a,,"ud a. the following places aud
l ',"c, Cor the COLLECTION uf taxes for tho
y-.r 1876 10 VT:
l.'sruy 'Illl, Monday. 2s,h March. 1885,
F:., rock. Tuesday. :9.h
HulTalo. Wcdncsda 30,h
L,zrnhy,. THURSDAY. Bis,
Sch"s's Mil FRIDAY, lN 'p:il.
Curc,"n. @,Il. saturday. "a
md a, Camden. previous 10, and after
bat ,'rDc. un,, the hr-, OF May. when the
D. ok, Iii be closed ann double tax execu.
ons sued lsaIt,t all le'Auitcr..
j. +. BRYANT T. c. E. D.
F,b G-2
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heeember. We have bad . grea. man7 applications

Y5ectmbcF, We nave NdC g'eds 'IEI1- 'F Fi''F ''S
Tor copies OF 1t, wh:c. We have hsen nHa''r 70
.,,,,v. and w, have tneretoge ,a..a.hs !. proper
,b,, ve should rr. .t1 srcn.d .ns".;on.
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CoWwtr5la! 2:;eenvr.

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