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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-12-20

the governor by the brigadier-general,
in whose brigade the election shall be
ordered. And a return of the election of
all captains and subalterns shall be made
TO the commanding officers of brigades !;
and all commissions shall pass through
the hands of the brigadier-generals, to the
officers for whom they shall be made out
And every person who shall be elected to
any office in the said militia, and shall
not, within fifty days after he shall have
been notified of his election, Except major
and brigadier generals, who shall be al
lowed thirty DAYS after they shall be mott
fed by the secretary of state,) signify his
acceptance thereof, shall be considered
as declining to serve, in such office, and
orders shall, forthwith, be issued for a
new choice
Sec. 2. Every person who shall be
lawfully entitled to be commissioned to
any office, in the militia ofthis state. shall
at the time, of receiving his commission,
take and subscribe the oath Of allegiance
required by the constitution, and also the
oath to support the constitution of the Z.
States, before some general, or field Off
Ger, who shall have previous y taken and
subscribed the same, and who is hereby
authorised to administer the same; ana a
certificate thereof shall be made on the
back OF every commission, by the general
or field officer, before whom the oath
shall have been taken and subscribed.
Sec. 3. All non-commissioned stat
officers and sergpants shall receive war
rants, under the head OF the commanding
officer Of the respective regiments; anr
the adjutant shall keep record in sui
table book, to be by him kept for tina
purpose, Of all warrants which shall bt
issued and no non-conm;ssioned Off
Ger or private shall b. disenroIled from
the militia for disability, without certii
cate from the rrgimental surgeon, or sur
T geon's mate, to the acceptance Of th'
commissioned officers of their respective
companies.
Sec. 4. 1t shall be the duty of tn
hrigadier general, either BY himself hi
brigade inspector or aid-de-camp, or SOM,
person selected by him for that purpose
(" 10 preside at all elections of field Officer
in his brigade and after the office
shall have ass 'mb'cd and organized an
before proceeding to the election of any
officer, the order to assemble said Officer
with the return thereon, shall be read /
the presence and hearing Of said meeting
and if il shall appear that due notice ha
been given for said meeting, they sha
then proceed in their election.
TO BE CONTINUED.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-12-20
Vol. X....No. Is.

IMPORTED STocK,-Azsale Of import
ed cattle took place at Chilicothe on the
Gath ultimo. Fifteen head were sold for
the sum of Sl6,O78 The highest price
was $4,000, the lowest 1925. The
average price was fraction over l,07l.
The Chilicothe Gazette says, that most of
the large farmers of the Scioto valley
were present at the sale. From the very
high prices paid for this stock. it may be
supposed that it belongs to that class of
stock denominated "Eancy." To meet
this supposition it may be stated, that the
raising of cattle is a leading business in
the scioto valley; that the farmers Of that
fertile district have had great experience
in it, and that they are, as body, The
richest and most successful agriculturis;s
in the state. Ohio has now, we suppose,
a finer and more numerous stock Of i'm
ported cattle than any other State in the
Union.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-12-20
IMPORTANT INFORMATION

VI \
THO persons afflicted with the following CON-
L plants, viz: ScrofuIa Leprosy, Salt Rheum,
ST. Anthony's Fire, Fever Sores, even when the
bones are affected, White Swengs, Violent
Eruptons, after meazles, Scurvy, Foul Foster
ing Eruptons, Pmped and CarbuncIed faces,
Sore Eyes, Sore Legs, Scad Head. Ulcers, We
neral laints, when Mercury has failed, and all
disorders arising from an impure state of the Blood
and Humors--are assured that
Dr.. Relies Botanical Drops'
continue unrval|ed, for the prevention. relief and
cure of these complaints. In proof OF which, read
the following Remarkable cure IF q case Of u
gears standing :-Extract Of alrtter. Sir My
leg, which before did not look like human limb
IS now entirely healed up, (aftcr resisting every
other Application for IL y arsN Previous to
I taking your Relies Botanical Drops, had given
up all hope Of relef.'
.4lother Case An Ag mt w!ites--"There IL
a person taking the 30 aucaI Do?s, evidently
with the greatest advantage He declares, to
use his o Nn words, cit is doirg wonders for
him. and is, as it were, "snatching him from the
grave"
Numerous instances have occurred where per
sons were pnlnS away a miserable existence,
noth ng they could procure atn1dng them per-
maneEt relief. until they ha made use Of the a.
bOve medicine.
They are also the best spring and autunDal
Physc. Price 81, or 6 bottles for SIS.
D~mjrlc's Remedy for tie PILE.St
One OF the best and most thorough remedies
known for this troublesome complaint. 1t has
more peri city answered the purpose for which
II IS intended than any other now in common USE,
and affords immediate and permanent relief, both
from the disorder itself, and its accompanying
symptoms Of pain IN tie Ioins verfigO, headache,
loss IF appetite, indigestion, aad other marks of
d bility
Prce ST. for both artic's--Ointnent and Flee
tuary,--or 80 cents when ou.J oAe is Wanted SO
None are genuine unless siel ed 7. KTDDEs
on the wrapper, (sole proprietor and sucressor
to DR.. Conwsy,) Ivy whom they are for sale .:
his Coun ting Room No. 90, Court street, BOs-
ton. and by his spec al appointment by NJ. W.
BIRcHARs aud JACKSON & K ErcHAM Brandaa
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-12-20
DOCT. MARSHALL'S
Vegetable Indian Black
PLASTER.

raIs Plaster is unrivalled for curing scro-
fhlous SweIlings, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back,
and Fresh wounds, Pains in the Sides, H!F;
and Limbs; and seldom fails to give T' he.
in, local Rheumatisms. If applied 10 : nU
aide it will cure many Of the common h u. n
complaints, and if applied to the me hc'H v; ~
season, it viii cure the Qulnsy' . 49, hv
tues Of the Plaster have been WlH ;oJ;,e;dH.
thousands of the most resPectso'Se l.u w
ais in the Statee Of Vermont ana p ,ic q cts
who have tested its effieacy'-r''''' - w.
per Boz.
uSold Wholesale and Retail ny tne me- n.o
Prietor, CHARLES BOWEN, Mldoleo. o1
n Vermont; William Simpson Co., D0S. ""I
L, S. Comstock, Hondlsy, Phelps 4 20, LAX +~E
RasktOn &. .asPinsuaH, New-fork; 1 1""'. ren,
4 Co., Phhadelphia; and BY Drags
creiiy throughout The United Sta'S''
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-12-20

THIS Snuff is superior to any thing known for
removing that troublesome disease, the Ca
tarrh, and also a Cold in the Head and the
Headaehe.-H opens and purges out all OBJ
strue tons, strengthens the glands, and gives
healthy action to the parts affected. 1t is
perfectly free from airy thing deleterious IN
Its comPesition-has pleasant f1av orr, and
its immediate effect, after being nsed, is a.
greeable--Priee, SO cts. per Bottle.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-12-20
sMUT-MILLoR GRAIN-CLEANsER.

SMU MILLUkGRAI N-CLEANSER.
TENHE subscriber has at great expense
= set in motion, in his mill in Bran
don village, one Of the most approved
SMUT Mills, which performs the work
of cleansing wheat and o'her English
grain to his fun aRtisfaction and he pre-
sumcs that all who may favor him with
their custom will also be satisfied Of its
usefulness in separating all smut and foul
matter fom their wheat, rye, India wheat,
and bnckwheat, leaving the -four white,
and pure from filth Of any kind
Grain should be as flee from headings
and straw as possible, to have it done we'll.
JOHN CONANT.
Nov. Is, 1887. 8:tf
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-12-20
Dtsl[;c to Of Rst1en1 S. / 'hsproba

District q Rutland. IS. Il heTFobate
Court for the District of Rutland,
TO all persons concerned in the Estate
of Simeon Bigelow late of Brandon, de-
ceased, tssla1e, Greeting:
Whereas Sarah Bigelow, Executor Of
the Estate Of Simeon BigeIow Of Brandon
deceased, proposes to render an account OF
her administration and present her account
against said Estate for allowance. at the
Probate Court to be holden at Rutland IN
sud district on the first Monday Of Janu-
airy next Therefore, you are hereby no:i-
fed TO appear before said Court, at the
time and place aforesaid, to show cause, if
any YOU have, why TIE said account should
not be allowed.
Is Given under nv hand, and the
seal Of said Court, at Rntiand, ia said dis
trct, this 4th dry Of December 1887.
Fl. g. TowsLEE, RtsT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06
Washington Correspondence.
From orr Correspondent Rothschiid-No. xxxIx.I

From our Correspondent RothSchNd-NO. AAAlAI
wAsHlN6ToS, Oct g. 1887
Reorgauiza tion Of the Treasury This is Mr. Cal.
houns motto, and acceded to by Mr. Wright And
what is this reorganization How is il be effected
The people for whose benefit the government in
stitued have only been informed in part look for
full development Of the syem from Mr.. Calhoun today.
But lest he may fulfil my expectation viii endea-
vor . unfold the whole Of the policy by the aid
Of such lights masters have given the nation.
The President Of the United States is 10 have I'M
limited control the public monies.
He is to be the President of the Treasury and the
Secretary called, 10 be its Cashier.
All public monies to be collected usual by col.
lectors land office receivers, postmasters, &c.
These different collectors Of the public dues are TO
keep safely the treasures that into their posses
sion.
Their Offices are to be called sub'ressuries
The collectors Of customs and receivers Of the land
Offices are to be the subcashers thereof and the
vevor OF the ports and the registers Of the land offices
the sub Presidents thereof.
Every officer from the cashier secretary Of the
Treasury down responsible to and sppontable by the
President Of the u. States.
The pos,masers will oficate in their subreasuries
ne cashiers and presidents. They subject the
control Of the executive through the head OF the post
The postmaster general will act as president Of all
the post Office subtreasurics estimated about 10000
in number.
All public dues whatever be paid in gold and sill
Up to The ais, December 1884 three.fourhs Of the
may be receivable in the bills Of specie paying
| banks
Up to the 3ist Of December $40 one half
Up TO the 31s of December. 1870, one fourth.
Thereafter nothing but gold and silver shall be recei'
we'd, such paper issued the faith OF the govern.
ment as may then be declared by law receivable.
The object OF taking three fourhs Of the revenue IN
notes Of specie paying banks is to supply the Treasury
with coin.
The object in requiring fourth % every payment
IN coin is to manifest distrust Of bank bills and thss
10 prevent the greater portion of the state banks from
resumng cash payments
The destruction OF the banking system as at present
organised is essential requisite 10 the success Of the
new scheme
drafts paysble at sight upon such points as may have
pece on hand.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06


TurpeHtneThe sales last week 500 barrels at the
improved prices OF lis H. lis 3d. and for good Of lis 3D.
TarENo sales.
Ashes-U0o barrels were sold at 23 Sd to per
for Montreal Pot and 2js Cd. to us for Montreal
Pearls
Corn-On Tuesday, the prices Of Corn little rer
TebaccoThe sales of Tobacco this month have been large
amounting e73 hhds but hout change IN price, al
though the market has been firm throughout James river
Leaf ordinary fine, I'd al Kentucky Leaf 2ad 81 and
4d Stemmed TO 81 and Cd per h.
The business Jar this week been OF similar char
acter that Of the last far regards demand and esna
confidence Of holders mddng quality of Ameri-
fully advance has been obtained The Trade of the
sses Of this week a; follow bales Sea
Island ~ l8d 50 Stained, ~ ld $3.50 Upland I'D
@ % 81 % 80 do 4ss ssS s and aSs 1
lean and 500 Surat taken speculation and GOO do and
$50 do. Tor export
CORN EXCHANGE, LIVERPOOL, Sept THE arrivals coast
wise and from Ireland since Tuesday last altogether
uerney light with further parcels of wheat and
beans from abroad good surplus OF The FORMER from granay
qrs eforegn and Canadian wheat wing bren
released from bond the market TO be well supplied
with that grain at present.
The weather during the greater Of the week however
extensive progress has been made in housing whn
the few days. during period Wheat trade has
In consequence been firm with tendency TO advance.
opening Of market this morning the best samples
Wheat held considerably higher but without
any material inquiry specul on, and the miers not buy
freely the whele only
scale and although holders generally relaxed in their
demands appeared close rather heavily inn
provenen merely OF ID per lbs upon Tuesdays
realized advance of IL. per sack.
Barley and Malt upon limited scale remained stationary
Supported late prices, but Peas especially the inferior descrp
tons Of duty paid foreign, extremely difficult To- SELL and
continuing be taken of slowly, hardly mantnined tho cur
rates of Tuesday last
bonded grain, The early part Of the week little has
done beyond OF good kostock red wheat sold
Yesterday al Is 40 lbs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

gives an exchange of IL. Ii, and the exchange at
Hamburger on London at short being ID: /, It fol-
lows that gold IS OH per cent lower at HambuIgh
than in London.
The premium on gold at Paris is per mile, which,
at the English Mint price OF t3 It's lO4d the ounce
for standard gold, gives an exchange OF 25 32, and
the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25
As, it follows that gold is per cent lower at Paris
than in London.
The price of soveregns at New York is s. 35,
which gives par of exchange in paper of 100 81 per
cent. The course OF exchange on Londonis fom
ll9 to III, which gives a mean of l20 per cent 1t
therefore follows that the exchange is OBJ per cent
against England.
CITy-Thursday evening Sept Lit Misunderstood
here today that no particular business was transacted
at usual weekly meeting the court ofdrectors Of
the Bank Of England, beyond the routine matter
which always occupies their attention. The COM
merclal markets are at present very quiet here, and
there is not the same disposition for general specula
ton that prevailed week or two past.
The commercial letters from Liverpool state, how
ezer that the cotton trade is still BRISK between 5OOO
| and 5000 bales having been sold yesterday at firm
quotations.
In the MONEY market there are no new features, and
the rate of interest rules much at the late rates.
There has not been SO much done today in the
British funds. Consols have closed rather heavily,
the last quotation being 9lh buyers for money, and
9lf sellers for account The heavier securities are
shade lower the three and half per cent reduced an
nues being quoted at 99s l00 and the new three
and half per cents at 99t {. Bank stock has ad
vanccd to FL !, and India to 260 for time.
The premium upon Exchequer Bills does not rally
the present quotation is AZ a A, whilst upon India
Bonds the premium rules at AS Al.
The transactions in the Railway Share Market
have been unimportant. Great Western are 10 pre-
MUM. Stephensons Brighton are a discount,
Gibbs As, Rennies As, and Cundys q I'd per share,
and Greenwich are 81 discount. The shares OF the
British North American Bank are 81 discount
Correspondence of the Herald
LIVERPOOL, Friday Morning, LIST September, 1887
The demand for last week not extensive il
bad been the three previous weeks-st large business was
DONE and prices fully supported The sales amounted
bales, OF which, American and 200 Surat
taken by speculators and American and East In
dia for export
The import Of all the kingdom from the
LIST January the 26h umo 1872 03l bales against 1884,
1879 bales received during the time in 1856 and OF Anne
rican separately 706 bales against CAB The exports
during the period 2s2 bales OF all sorts of which
S925 American against 627S7 bales of all kinds ending
8 August 1885, Of which 1884 American, showing
increase in the export Of American this of nearly 70
bales.
The stock this port of all the 26th ult 306
600 bales against 500 and OF American eparaey APP
peared have l97o0 against 1872 GOO bales, the estimated
stock at tue time last
The following are our present quotations.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

Sm2A- From the fost OF Marketfeld street, Bate
s<4--rv Place. North River, at O'Clock
The PRESIDENT will leave this at o'clk.
The MASSACHUSETTS, will leave tomorrow afternoon.
at O'Clock.
freight not received on board after o'clock, Pm
Parngersf for Boston wtake the Rail Roa Previ.
de1e Immediately their arrival See Monthly Arrange
en-" iy2s 6mf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

Downing street August "a.
A comparison with the last statement shows that the
circulation has been by f20i 600 the deposits
increased BY f333 600 the securities decreased by
10000, and the bullion increased by f52s,ooo
MoNsy MAaKRr-LorDoN, Tuesday evening Au-
gsst 50-By the adyIces from Hamburger the price
Aof gold v 43I per mark, which, at the English Mint
pnce OF 10 lie. lOid. the ounce for standard gold
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

65s Total OF members retursed TO Parliament
The bold assertion of the less scrupulous Tory
gins that the proportion Of the population represented
by Wing members is very Insignificant compared
with that represented by the Tories, has induced to
apply to the Parliamentary papers 70 ascertain the
latve positions OF the parties and taking the Boun
guides have arrived a very different and not
unnteresting result
Ii appears that far from the Tories having ma
iory Of the population of England in their favor the
numbers actually stand thus
whigs, c,1s $50 Tories, e,57sso
In England therefore. the majority Of the people il
in favor Of the Wings by nearly 100000. IL to these
be added the population Of Ireland, Scotland and
Wales, represented by each party, the difference will
be far greater, giving the Wings advantage OF near
iy FIVE millions Of the whole kingdom, thus made out
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

EBAsK OF ESGLA.D.-luarery average the week.
iy Liabilities and Assets .f the Bank Of England from
the 3oth May 10 the 22d Of August 1897 inclusive psb
lished pursuant to the Act and 4, William ~ cap 80.
Circulatiop fis,46200o Securities, E26.717.0o0
Deposits III ,O05e00 Bullion, 5,75i,sO0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06
II u 8 SIN G a. G o

BUSTING g. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
Russia Leather 8 Rose WOOD writing Desks
PATENT MONEY BELTS,
most superior and indispensable article for travellers who
No. so W vsa ss street corner se@s Of Liberty street
and sse m do
en from to y inches constantly hand and manufacture
hs eeAe' BOOKS ana Cara Cases. SHE'LL
AMP r. Pea,
House offers for sale sperm nseed olive refined Meats
foot and Tanners OIL and sperm candles, at the lowest pos
Purchasers invited to call and examine for themselves
s23ms
JESSE 5. FLEET
I'm Foreign = Domestic Dry Goods.
~ b. Wanted, smartacuye boy, one that can come well
recommended may apply as above s2a-lm*
JOHN GILBERT
Bes' to inform his friends and the public that he has common
Commission Business
LIBERAL ADVANCES
Cotton, aud all other articles OF Produce
CONSIGNED TO HIM.
ON order and rs
best Judgment and taste in the selection Of goods From
general business nany yean,
despatch and an unncsng adhe
renee TO instructions will be strictly observed
GJ Office 56 Pearl St, up stairs s14-3m'
THE sUBsCRIBER has Just received and now Offers for
se ana an e
be surpassed which he invites the attention Of
STEEL Rszons with PEARL Ivory and
for
ing seven Pearl Ivory or Black Horn Razors one for every
sFEE PEN saS sSgssr KNIVES
with l, 2, 5, and blades, warranted
Cards containing or dozen of Drks or Penknives as
Three beautiful Rosewood" multum parvo" DRESSING
CASES, the most compact travelling cases ever made
SG
y"s
Wy o w: NJ. PICKsLAY,
Over johnson r Co.'s Psrfumery Store,
Corner OF William and Cedar
BALLS AND PARTIES
s'RssS n 'as
BAND, to be found q No. Is Thompson St s2a-lm-
Vanilla Cream Candy,
MANUFACTURED
INVENTOR AND M' rsd FRI re- 6r THE RECEIPT
l3l WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK OF. 3m+
NEW AND sPLENDiD STYLE OF
HAIR CUTTING,
.u,ssm Next s door Or !, SGS se zo:.ogeal Institute
REMEDY tan external appcaton for The cure Of Rheuma-
Gr For Parcdas Certificates, &C., see anofh<r column
| slq2ws
/ ar CONFERENCE.-The, uaprnciped counterfeit
Druggists and others continue make and vend
| terfet BRANBRETH PILLS.
This is inform all persons that is IMPOSSI-
/ BILE procure The
GENUINE BRANDRETH PILLS
at drug store ofany who dealer in other medicine
| than Brandreth's Pills.
Farther that authorised has a
agency signed in DR. Brandrens hand writing,
General Agent Of the County State where
| such authorised agent resides
| Never purchase unless the
| CERTIFICATE
| is exhibited.
| New York, No. 187 Hudson st o4-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

~
RY late OF the well known establishment OF Leary T.
co ard G s. John you'd Is.pssui,y Z. inform ,. our
ment Brsadway and aattsr that after many
ihsi The pew sys q Medium Nap Beaver Gss. sh %prs-
enlistment unryaed on the list Of tasie and
fashion. We rival IN the department " taste these
city, who pronounce them be superior any Offered
AVE - III a s a se ,saassa Prss nv
Of ana which Cor many has employed the
taxed the ingenuity o many ofour first manufacturer but In
The subscribers made arrangements with soc Of the
fashions w,hos, desy We s. Oder ,r ss 4 our
o. Standard fashion Cor e season. lendd sbsr Nap silk
NJ y Having had experience Cor many years ceIebr.-
tent to produce The most sI.nad ch,ppesS end Military
" De necessary ' TSSD s' F LIZ KY ~ Bro,ax.y
Slim opposite Frsnkiis House.
DAPER BOX BAXAAF-No. i2l Fulton 81, doors
Paper Boxes Of every description &c aud style Tor any ae ~
Stocks collars posnms aod shirts cu bisns Jewellery and
10 al , ,ae s.oersy for muir mSse. nsrymsr6
drugs apoecary and stationary bat cases ass hat boxes and
Orders Tor any purpose quantity quality Of Paper
ODE manufactured received and promptly executed with DIS
patch lowest price, 70 q, asy article prescribed In the
Rgsr importation from Germany fresl genuine Cologne
wholesale article In the
also splendid assortment ~ German patterns for
boxes pocket books and ladies notice books DECORATED
reede work rich and handsome style tey
: before siblm'
L Cbathass Il, the sign of"No Mistake"
T 70 No Mistake :s sS we 60 any yq sas s so. cor The m
You VIII find Them frcm =, to ti5 SUM-
wsSa are 'y ss Isn .ss r. gos se '
Then pleas 70 call In CbsdhaIs st. 81 est -
,aabsr. '~'' aii~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06
DAPEN uANGINGs-p COURT / sTAMMERs

CHIJDHEN,E CLOTHIKG-Tles subs cru,e ffs,seep
" constantly hand extensive asoItme ~ o Gnu
clothing, made in the most fashionable yf whch mry wi"
sell very reasonable terms at whols.al. or retsh
sl53mv 0EO A HOYT CO, IA Bovcfy.