davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

sso,loa ~ Ne Page. The peisous named we're az
yasie5.
FRANCIS si.AsoN. Eco, F,aifo4i.
Hon. Wa. c. krrsipoE.
Dsei. Jo'sH W. Has D p,g;Asg.
Rev. H.niHr pRecraG.
Hon. J.xKs ID. Bvun.
Rev. wulss MfrmEiI
lien. Zisu Hown : EsseSiire Goa.
Ca.rHs SrE~sss. Esq.
Rny. l.. l.. T,Lnrr Corresponding So.
Hoe. A. l.. Bssws 7r,asurr.
y W. Horstss Rsoerdisg Socrtfsry
TIE con- fepsned tie 9th resolution. which on
motion II Mr. psefposat Uts An,eadcd by striking
o., Ill amer the word Tosols.d,' and substituting
the following and adopted
.. Rerolrod That !. etpedient Tor every freod
Of Temperance to petition the Legislature to sbosh
tie u.aiek 10 ardent spirits. exeep, for mechanical
snd tnedieius. puTposss.
Rev. Mr. Maftiodsie II Wslhngfotd, supported
the revolution by highly Interesting remarks Of
some length. addressed more particularly 20 the ie-
male par of the audience (which was unusually
large and respeotsble) showing the pro9nety snd
necessity ofbeir carrying this resolution into effect,
% being the most Interested therein.
Mr. Picrpoiu, seconded the resolution in very
clear and forcblo manner explaining the posture
10 which the question stood before the Legislature,
and demonstrating that VI we expected That BODY
20 take the stand expressed IA the resolution. the
voice OF the nisjotiiy of the people OF Vermont
must convince them that sneh step and the prif.
eples IT involves " ia be sustained and carried out.
The con. repo:,ad The following resolution IN
,roduccd by Mr. MITCHELL aud adopted
O. Resoired That those who furnish the means
Of intoI icaou, are in duty bound to protect from
danger and death those whom they deprive Of thelI
reason Till thoy are sufficiently sober to take care
OF themselves.
Mr Spencer moved tia, the Executive commit
tee devise means to defray the expenses paid out
by the Secretary and also The expense of printing
aud distributing memorials TO every town IN tht
county. Carried.
The following resolution introduced and re
fsued, bu, the multiplicity of business and the i'm
portsnce Of the subject prevented the action Of the
committee upon il at this time
Resoipcd That Females capable nj exorling
a more powerful influence in the cause Of Temper
ance than any other class
That Ladies, who now form matrimonial allan
ces with men addicted, even IN moderate degree
To intemperance. incur more than formerly the ris
of domestic wretcbednss
Thst Ladies, prof sslug total abstinence from in
toxica,ing drinks violate directly their pledge an
encourage 10 the highest possible degree the eyi.
contemporaries. by connecting themselves by mar
rage with Incorporate men.
Society adjourned without day.
FRANCIS SI.ASON, Presideaf.
r. w. HorKIss, Rec Secretary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
BRIGHTON MARKET Monday. Feb. ~.

81 mafkrt 500 necf tattle sod no Sneep
rEtCts = Rtcf Cahf nsi wccts prices wets e. Nv ,up.
ported lrget pfepptiun 9th bcticr qualities were
Market and rpd Al highest quotation, We
quote cara at 81 - 1T qualify 81 Is Is % quaiit,
81 Goa ~ 81 quality s. 90 a -.
Shetp Those Al market we're ordinary, and taken
10 cot At s. $50
S,ripf - nc ai market
The Express mad last night brought New O,esns
dates 10 Foo. Id Mobile 60 tho 2sh and Augusta TO tho
2stA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
MARRIED.,

Hda Asiirg
h wlsstco. isih uii Nj LsaaSet LAID to Miss Emit,
ncsnh
10 Derby is,A at. NJ Alden wheeler 10 Mis-. Eustrs
ilSFrsattf
" tsses sHh ~, VI leuty Bowmsn u fatAr 10 Miss
Ester nsrnrt. 81 T.
A. teia0' Falls, NJ ilofaos Henry 10 Mics pela Dave.
both 81 Rocs prAan.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

Vhg CoHreaiisn in Connecticut. A is'ge con
ven,iou Wig Delegates from every psrt Of the
State Of Connecticut. met al Hartford on the 22J
Ult. aud with grea, uLsn,a,ity nominated the fol-
loving candidates for the ensuing State election
For Gssoraor v llsm w. Ellsworth, Df Hart
ford, For Lieutenant Governor, Benjsmin lsaAcs
d Nof~alk. For Treasurer, Nathaniel Good@in.
u Hartford. For Comptroller, Roger Hunting
soa. Of Norwich. Fof Secretary. Nstl,snici Per
y, q Milford
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
CLERICAL DEGRADATION,

We copy the following lamenabIe account of a
case OF human degradation from The Vermont Tele.
graph. we had noticed it in other papers which
are excessively fond Of giving relations Of such
disgusting instances of human deprasity. We 10
sckenlng recias. But this being attended with
soulo novel circumstances we copy it,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
POSTSCRIPT.


Tie NraHs psr~rs state th4 ou ihe -f. ths thp Ia.
II Ratan u-cd~at4s at Gre ed tgrr 60 thc
riFe. tos~Asf ~aA 0 bales Of shc bcsnd
tor LptfPHoi.
Tie yaw oiihs sranhos, nes slsfroi vas surt IT
NcA thur- tie - usi urd eleven lrsas dtc wucd
Names at knusu .-g0egasi u Cosmsrct.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
ono da, later from Washington.
orr. rs,s,nc, on Jg.rasl II cs~Mre,.

wNnixuros. Mach 20.
Tie seusts whom they took tectss yesterday len tle
Tssas itrtho motion TO LAY abe fssuuton
q the lahlc t.ca p1Hdtng.
Toe Seasie passed the esolnou nv vote 81 - o. 70
IT,. Iaad Ht has gone hc tana a the Capulrs. l,s
second reading uhicretio and AFTER pccch from VIZ
tndrtwued TIE pre-, question was moved bet Ply way
Of making short Wofk ~ ~ matter, thea ld ic
t.hle, by o vote ~ lO1 10 II.
Jhr mos, ,.plrtatt sct Of the hfase TO-DAY Aot diaa
er,Ccnt 90 he scnbic amendment g. The iast drtca tl
stutr cu' the second section lot the disthaon IT Ne
surplus wL.eh remain the Treasury on te lsi Jan
1888. %, house adopted that smeudmon events 1'r
occurred which confirm man, favor ot,wlo we're doubt
FOL The tho house has been a-,or.ncd io
he opposed tcucpn ~ the revenue bs n'ans col the
senate land and TrG bulls tud a Qutt too late CO.
mature css cxccpuuabo plan. The question. thsfo-
iofe with them simply whether tho sutr'us should bc
DO distributed suefcd remain in the hands of thc de-
pdrt banks
i : Tho senate promptly insisted upon their nd
mcnt striking out the disi rihuttun clause.
The house will take up the subject his evening and will
prosbiy adhere their disagreement There then be
a conference on the subject between the two houses
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

r. w. HoPKiss, Rec. Secretary.

Tus svEHeI.DH ~ FLORIDA. letter from
an officer attached to the expedition Of Lieut..
Powell, just returned from the Everglades OF Flor
ids, gives the following particulars -
THE detachment consisted Of 200 sailors and
mariners they left the ship on the 2Oih October
in ten boats, and the cutter Washington company.
They arrived in FIVE days at Indian Key, found the
Inhabitants Of this place in great alarm on account
OF the Indians they believed 10 be IN their Went
~. There the detachment was received and tron-
tod with great hospitality. The next day left In
dian Kew aud proceeded with all despatch for the
Everglades. This heretofore unknown region
they penetrated in every direction examining the
rivers ialets, aud bays, some of which are very
spsc,ous and beautiful. Some idea Of the extent
of this region may be formed from the fact tha,
the detachment proceeded GO to 80 miles in one
direction. western, before changing their course,
and are believed to have ,rasersed over 2o00
miles during their expedition to and among the
Everglades.
The interior orthis par: Of Florida consisted Of
. thousand or more ISLAND or hammock-, covered
with cypress trees, shrouded with black moss,
hanging in fsstoons. presenting very striking aud
romantic appearance.
Tbs detschmen, on several occasions saw a
few Indians in The Everglades, in small parties
chased then for miles bot the ssvages made their
escape by running their canoes ashore IA shallo"
waters, and .eereiing themselves on the hammocks
The officers aud repeatedly pursued on foot
for mile or more without success. The report
that the Indians, under Oseolu and other chiefs
retired to the Everglades. is not true. The de-
laehment probably saw and drove away every
Indian in tina, part OF Fior,ds.-.N. Y. Ga;dte.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

TuE PRESIDENT. The Washington correspou-
dent Of The Courier and Enquirer saysi
'T.e president is very, very feeble, and will
not be able TO commence his journey to the Her
mitsge on the OH of March, as he intended. IN
consequence ne has gi,e~ notice Of his intention
take up his lodgnss with Mr. Blair on the
morning of the third THIS may be a fit ter
minaicn for such an administration as the present,
but il does no, become the dignity uf the station
that any Ex-President should domicilate himself
under the roof Of such man as Blair"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

@Sshlidry peto. The President has disap-
proved the verdict of the Court Martial acquit-
ting Gen. Scott. and ordered them to investigate
the matter anew. Bad business. this being out Of
favor q, head quarters
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

R.u2oAps ~ wISrER. Many persons have en-
ssr,aned doubts. whether railroads could be extern
sively used IN winter. on seeonnt Of the obstrne-
uoa csussd BY saoN AMI ice.-rhero j., no cause
Tor apprehension this ground. The Boston
Daily Advertiser states that the great body of
snow which lately fell, was duhcd TO greater
depth N tn. vicinity Of Boston than any snow
which has fallen since the opening Of the three
railroads loading from tina, city, and the obstruc-
ton was rendered mech more serious "a conse
aaence Of heavy rain which succeeded, consolida-
ting the snow and afterwards being concealed by
the cold On the Lowell road the obstruction
was overcome ans the road cleared IN the course
Of the frs, day. that the trains ruu through 10
the afternoon. On tbs Providence route there
was no intern ,ion this regular in?s with The
piion Of an Uncomfortable one near Boston. On
che Worcester read, greater difEcolty was expert
enced IN Consequence Of the direction Of the road
exposing II to greaist driAs. Ga the second day
however. by the aid Of SOW plough lately inFen-
ted, propelled in advance by two OF three engines
and accompanied BY shoVeliers the road was clear
Cd. Thas the obstruction oeeasioned BY = snow
storm Of unssuai severity, vas overcome by the
rsgel.r trips Of two days ony.-Wnh this eIeep.
ton tesFs has been no interruption the presea,
siuter.
How difefcai this from the state u The Ues-
terra Canal. sae how apparent The superiority Of
railroads oser eaosls. Whale me latter are avail
able only 5 ~ IsoE,ks IN The year IN our climate
the former 'nsy be usee the whole year. Or e.
ssls The rate 81 'a'cles Esasi usse+ssfiy lie limi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

4 miserable Female named Jahe Blossom. was
taken from the street in New York on S0Rdsy
night 10 state of gross intoS,eRlon, and died on
Der wsy to The vsich hea-e. She !. said 10 be
very respectfully connected in th.s city. and that
her enly error ~ss ar indulgence II The degrs5'ng
.i.s .Aleh o.ea..eaee Ter -esih.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

tel 70 or = mile, IN bcur ~Lie uI'rosis -
isa Of 10 q 30. has performing twice o. tbfre
iuncs 90. amount AZ busieea IN The came time. be-
s.ecs bclug uscd t~iee a. lonr.-- PAsHfr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

rHE Noi NJ LADIES CIRCLE or iNpts-
thl 49, hutr a sar 81 Ianrf AID uscnul agti-
GO, 81 ahttf ha1u'1 tate. Uu " rdrtsfsYs Nth
uafeh NrNt. ct haif aarf q 90 iurk. q. ~. ~ tho
Gurtiinv huusr 81 pcrt. Jau,es rutlrr. The pro-
ccrts wiz D. appro priat"si To- thc American Tract
sectotN.
Rutland. Ieh. -. 1877.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

FoREIeS. We have accounts from England to Jan. 25
The painful othe lose of the ship Erie remains still
in doubt The influenza destroying great numbers Of
lives in England Money market not favorable. Nothing
important from France Spain.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

Canada Corn. We consider 1t proper at this
time TO call The attention Of the farmers ia general
and particularly those who have suffered loss
Of their crops from tho unayorabeness of the past
season, to the yellow early Canada corr, which
has been cultivated here with such success as to
leave little room for doubt TO Its superiority in
overcoming The difficulties ~ be encountered IN
our evervarying climate. Five ncrcs of this corn
was raised the past season, by Mr. Hatch of the
Pnuahkeepsie Hotel, on his farm two miles below
The village. 1t was planted The fret ct Jane last,
has yielded sixty bushels to the acre, perfectly
sound and in fine condItion any we have ever
seen. We understand that il was perfectly ripe
by the ION Of Sept. und will generally come to
m1turliy in about ninety days The land which
1t was raised was IN good condition. Sir Hatch
has already been applied to BY 81 Of first far
mers, for one Hundred and fifty seven bushels Of
Tbs corn for seed next year. Poaghkepsie Ia.
gie.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

Maine Senator. On the 22d inst. the Hon.
REURL WILLIAMS was elected by The legislature,
senator 10 congress. in The place Of Dir Dana,
whose term expires GA The 4tn inst.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

Florida The last ifof4 tie seat ~ ~af eofs at
,oe ~. rep.red surfetder 81 Dsera. l, however the
ev,leu, ouantsn tie with the seuinoes ura-
sl,y ended and that thsf desf0us 81 peace
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

The Hon. JOHN :. Spence has been elected H.
S. Senator from Maryaal, for the term Of ok years
from tie IA Of March next.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

Homsn N Og1s Tie LsTington Observer ssys thai "a
the ,a~a 81 Calunbis fTeoa SidoN hachpsi Dickson 70
Csf afthe Comma Pleas CosT TIE sanse Papef ssys
nat ons Mar Poef nominated Tor tie LesisiAisfe Of
Kenivcky 10 AGfaeken loeais-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

Annual Fas 10 Coanscticat. BY sPpDiSiineh' 81 TIE
GSte,sot T,dsy s -h II Mach laa - 10 essefgsd
lar ,hss g.4ssas = H-mga's. Tha'ssy re f'h e''
y rgfca.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
DIED.

L. PtnuinF'on saddepy 2G,h VT Hcuaa Bob,a,na Esq
SON 81 Een David Kohi asoN aged ~ yrats
H. MiUsletpsn. ag.h uit " idow iaauah Coy aged as
IN Moth lsrfshgfsb 9Th ut tcn May, d,ush,et 81
Tbeodore u and i9otacy Lyman, aged yosrs and no.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

THURSDAY, March 2.
The following bills were read 81 ti,no aud passed
bill makae appropriations Tor the civil and diplomatic
expenses a. the Government for the year 1881
bill making appropriations for certain lratbos, SC for
the year 1887 Yeas 70 Nays ie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

IMPORrANT DISCOVERY. a gentleman of this
city has made one sfthe greatest discoveries which
has been made since the days OF Fronklin-- he has
discovered he La,cs uhioh gocern The pedt,er!
This great secret which mankind have been for
thousands of years cndeavorug to penetrate. has
been found out by James +. E,py, Esq. Like most
other operations of natOre, he has asccr,Onod that
the weather is regulated by fixed unalterabln laws
simple easily understood. lie cen iufnrm
captain Of vessel how to tell whether a storm II
raging any whefe within five hundred miles Of hm,
and bpw he must steer 10 get just as far into the
storm he peases aud of conrse have just az
much or as little wind as he plcases. He can IN
form how always to obtain a supply OF pure fresh
water at sea-h9w 10 ascertain the exact height Of
the base Of cloud and whether it Will be- ACCOM-
panied with vIoeu, wind, and hoy he must steer If
he would avoid it, &c. AS thd Ame laws govern
storms on land well storms at sea, it must be
interesting not only 10 mariners and merchants bot
also to farmers mechanics, aud in fact every
body. in greater or less degree III proportion as
their business pleasure depends upon the state
! Of the weather. ~. Yorker.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

"But this letter. with all its sycophancy, did
not operate as speedily as the greedy veiors WISH
ed. The spos of victory" did not come. No
deposits were made in the Seventh Ward Bank,
and therefore, in cohclave dark it vas decided that
second dose, more dsgustingly fusome, should
re administered and accordingly il was DONE as
follows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
NHM YoRK. 1911 Dec. 1899

We, the subscribers, officers AID directors Of the,
Seventh Ward Bank in the city of New York
Giends Of The administrations and Of the RHvREBn
CurRr At The headc Of The Government do solicit a
portion Of the fiscal patronage of the United States
Treasury, for the Seventh Ward Bank. The terms
as those most favorable to the Government.
Signed, WALTER Bowsg President.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

The Financial Patronage Of the Government.
FROM the Courier and Ehq0i:er OF tins morning,
we copy the following letter from Washington.
1t commences abruptly, II will be seen. referring
To- the copy Uf another letter accidentally omitted
probably--but what is given, is sufficiently signh-
cant
4 is-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

The Courier ihs morning .rrri'es tie nissing
letter from the Seroah Warf BsAk. referred 10 ,e
that rub'',hcd yCAictdsg. Here hsi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-24
OLIVER CLARKis ESTATE.

TulE Subscribers, having been appointed
l. by the Honorable Probate Cont for tho
District Of Washington, commissioners, 10 re-
ceive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Ui all persons, against the estate Of OIL
yer Clark, late Of Duxbury, in said district, dc.
ccasod represented insolveni; and the term oS
six months from the 18th day Of December,
1886, being allowed by said Court, 20 tho cred
itors Of said deceased, 10 exhibit and prove
their respective claims, before us do give no.
iicc, that we will attend 10 the duties Of OILY
appointment at the dwolling-house of Patience
Clark, in Duxbury, in said district, on the ~
Thursdays of February and June next, at ls
o'clock at noon, on each OF said days.
JAMES SMALLEY,( Commits
A. ATHERTON, sioners.
I. DnxburY. Dec. 2Gih. A. D. 1896. III
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-24
Notices OF Estates.
STATE OF VERMONT
Wnal,inninn n;si

Washington District, So,
IN Probate Court, Montpelier, January 9Th.
A. d. 1887. On application oil Timothy
Hubbard Of Montpelier, administrator of the
goods, chaltcls, and estate Of Jonathan Ayres,
late oil Berlin, in said District, deceased 1t lie
ordered and decrocd that all persons having
demands against said estate, exhibit tho same
10 said administrator Tor settlement, on or DO.
fore the filth day Of Jannary a. d. 1888, other
wise they shall be forever barred.
And il is further ordered that notice hereof
be given TO all concerned by publishing this
decree three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Yer
mont Waterman and State Journal, printed at
Montp cIier-and by posting the same at four
public places within tho County Of Washing
ton, 10 wit, at the dwelling house Of William
Mann and Of Jonathan Shepard in Montpe-
lier, and at the dwelling house Of Gersham
Heaton, and a the mill Of Mrs Langdon, in
Berlin, within sixty days after the making Of
this decree. BY the Court,
IS Attest J.LOOMIS, Regster.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-24
GOSHEN AND HARRIS CORES.

GOSHEN AND HARRIS CORES.
WHEREAS the Legislature of the State
w Of Vermont at their session al Montpc-
her, in the year 1884, assessed tax Of four
cents per acre on all the lands (pubIic lands
excepted) in Goshen Gore, adjoining Plain
field, & Harris Gore, adjoining Groton, both
in the county OF Caledonia, in said state, for
the purpose of Inakng and repairing roads &
building bridges; and whereas the legislature
Of said state at their session at said MontPe-
lier, A, d. 1885, passed an act in addition 10
and reviying The act assessing said tax: Theso
are to warn the propretors and land owners
Of said Goshen Gore and Harris Gore, who
have not paid their proportion Of said tax in
labor or otherwise 10 the committee appointed
10 superntend the expenditure Of the same, or
to the subscriber, that so much Of their lands
will be void at public vendue, at the dwelling
house Of Abram Brown, in the town Of Peach
am, in the county Of Caledonia, on the 23d
day Of February next, at 10 O'Clock in the
| forenoon, as will be requisite to discharge
their respective taxes with costs.
Dated at DanvIlle, in the county of Calcdo.
min, this 4lh day Of January, A. ID. 1897.
&c GEO. r. CHANDLER. Collector
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-24
TO THE MEDIC AL PROFESSION AND
THE PUBLIC.

z IMPROVED Surgeons Trusscs for the i'm
z mediate relief I'd radical cure Of Hernia
or Rupture. Invented by Hcbor Chase, Phil
ado'Phla. The above Instruments, consist
not only Of very great Improvement in the
common Truss Of nr. Stagncr, lately known
az DIR Hoods, but o. series Of instruments
adapted 10 every variety Of Hernia. When
skliluy applied they arc worn with great
case to the patient and almost universally
perform cure in the course Of few weeks
time. The Medical Professors in most of our
schools and many eminent surgeons in the
United States, have united in giving 10 these
inrtrumcGs decided preference over all 9TH
ors in use. Tho subscriber having been con-
WINGED Of the impott tnce of these Trusses to
the afflicted, has obtained an agency from DR..
Chase, and has just received an assortment
designed for the cure Of every variety Of Her.
mia. Apply at the Office of
JAMES SPALDING.
Village Of Montpt ier, Sept. !, 1886. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-24
PAINTS g. DYE-STUFFS.

r AMB, PALMER s. co. at the new store
/ IA are opening an d offer for sale complete
assortment Of paints and dye.sluffs, whichthey
will sell lower than can be bought in Montpe-
lier. Among their PAINTS may be found
Sup German white lead, French yellow, red
Spanish brown, chrome lead, French green,
yellow, Prus. blue, Yer Linseod Oil, Turp-
million, chrome gren, entine, brushes viii
ting, gold leaf, op bronze, &c.
DYE-STUFFS:
Ground Logwood, red wood, fusIic, camwood,
madden prime indigo, sal nItre, alum, copper
as, sc. Also sulphur, birthstone, rosin, cam
phor, cayenne, Eng. mustard, pepper sauce,
glauber and epson salts, castor oils, CASTLE
and Windsor soaps, olive oil, &c. SC.
Oct. 5, 1886.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-24
SCHOOL BOOKS.

KN P. WALTON s. SON have received
~ and Offer for sale tho following School
Books
The American First Class Book, Exer-
cisos in Reading and Recitation
Worcester's Fourth Cook for Reading, with
Lessons and Instructions.
Historical Readers,
National do.
First Class Readers,
Second do. do.
Third do. do.
Smiths Geography and Atlas.
Olneys's do. do.
Malte Bruins do.
Woodbridge's do
Woodbridgc's and Wizards do.
Peter Par.ey's Geography.
Geography and History of Vermont.
Smiths Arithmetic.
Adams do.
Colborne's do
Thompson's do.
Comstock's Philosophy.
" q" Chemistry.
Blake's do.
Vose's Astronomy.
Chemical Reader.
Brinsmad's Geography for Children.
First Book of History.
Second do.
Third do.
Fourth do.
Smiths Grammar.
Murry's do.
Krkham's do.
Progressive Reader,
History Of the United States.
Watts on the Mind.
Abercrombo's Intellectual Powers.
Webster's Dictionary.
Worcestcrs do.
Walkers do
Writing Books, sc.
Webster's Spelling Book.
Marshalps do, do.
National do. do.
E.P. WALTON.
Montpelier, Dec, Is, 1856.