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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-07

The great Whig Convention at Nashville, for the
Southwestern States on August 18th, numbered
about 10000 persons. Col. Foster presided. 1t
was held in beautiful grove; ard the array Of
banners, notices, and military and civic bodies,
with martial music, was such as the West never
saw before. After short speech from the Pres
ident, Mr.. Clay rose amidst the cheers of the vast
multitude before him. The Banner says it was
most eloquent-most impressive What we par
ticularly admire was the general tone of kindness
and good feeling which characterized the whole
of his remarks. - His illusions to Gen. Jackson
were couched in most respectful language such
as distinguished individuals like himself aud Gen
Jackson should always observe when speaking OF
each other
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-07

Illinois. Three members of Congress should
have been regularly chosen at the late election in
Illinois, but none were in fact chosen. The OBJ
ject of postponing the choice, we understand, was
TO enable the State TO avail itself of the apportion-
mentof the new census, by which its number OF
members would be increased. 1t appears to us
that no advantage can he gained by this delay. II.
linos cannot he permitted TO elect under the new
census, while other states elect under the old
Louisiana and Missouri have already elected under
the old census and in few days Vermont and
Maine will do the same. AT whatever date the
elections for the next Congress are held they will
all he regulated, we take it. by the old census and
apportionmenl, and not by the new.-.N Y Jour.
Com.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-07

Il contrask-The most expensive year during
Mr.. Mddison's Administration was 1914 the veal
of the war with Great Britain. The expenses Of
the country amounted to S30,627 $50 IS
The least expensive year of the
Florida war, during Van Blu
ren's Administration, was 1889.
The expenses of the country
amounted to $3l,sl5,ooO OF
One mattton one hundred and eighty Sepen thousand
three hundred and ten dollars Siriu -,oo cents NOR
than the most expensive year Of the war will
England.--.N y american.
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sra S TOV ES!!! fiji

TFNHE FARMERS COOKING STOVE.-In the
4 present age of new inventions, il is important
that the public SHOULD be deprived al the free
Of Improvements, 10 which they have LAWFUL rgbtr
bv lbDfc who sc k to nonopolize the fruits oi the tx
4"nulty az . hers. The public are hereby iniorns1d
hat several years since Elisha Town invented ms
improvement The construction of Cooking Stoves,
for which he OBJ ained patent. That in putting sass
,tove IN operation it was found that il would b e an
impr Jvcmcnt thereon 10 have The back plate OF Tho
fire chamb!r made with three curves for the purpose
Of Concentrating The heat upon The boilers aud pre-
venting the warpng of said plate and The pajc
has been in use FOR the last five six years, that
and Of her Stoves. In the TALL of 1888, Mr. Eo"'.Il
invented stove somewhat in The shape Of Box siove
for the convenience Of using long wood with Two
iuas 10 CoHncct with elevated oven ana tt,e
rui in general use with his consent by J. J..
& G.. G.. Robinson, without obtaining a patent. In
the winter Of lS40 Mr. Lester Ti!den procured some
patterns made for casting said stove, and after bis
pa ms were finished or ary So NJ on tho sugs Eff
i'm Of another person. said Tilden had the back Esio
made with three curves, bcIg substantially the
in principle that used in said Towns stove, and
has taken out Ia patent for said three curved plate
with thr'c nucs. We therefore cay that said Tidcn
cauno righuly claim the character of an inventor,
and that his patent is VOID. We therefore hereby
give notice thai We are manufacturing stoves thai
first rate for utility, in which the three curved
patc and three fiucs beng much better article Than
said rIldcns, 10 which we have given the name q.
THE FARMERS COOKING STOVE, and that
we will defend and save harmless any and aiwho
| nav purchase said stove OF rs, our agents. We
nave said slaves oursclic in and have sod num-
Eer Of them TO others, which are in use, and
pcciuy ievite friends to call at the old stand of
| a. Wainwriehl g. Co. and Tor themselves.
E. A. WEBB 6. co.
Mnrtnnl,cr Sol
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AN EXCHANGE. A respectable farmer

AN EXCHANGE. A respectable farmer
near Exeter, N. H., having found one of
his turkeys dead one morning, gave it to
poor neighbour, thinking the feathers
might be worth the picking. But wish
ing to turn it to the best account posi-
BILE, after plucking the feathers, he put it
in one end of bag, with bottle in the
other, carried it to rum-dealer and ex-
changed it for RUM.-[Me. Temp. Gaz.
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The celebrated Chapman. The Boston Courier
states that this distinguished individual, who was
urged by Patison. OF Indiana, to play chantcleer
for the party, and crop it into confidence, was
formerly connected with the Boston Investigator
a year or two since, at festival given in that city
in commemoration OF the birth day OF Tom Paine
he offered the following tonst:
Christianity and The Banks -bo,h on their las, legs
This is a worthy coadjutor of Kendall, who rid.
icuIes the Christians Bible and of Brownson
who declares, that 'the word OF God never drop,
from the priests ips.'--.S dndard.
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Aug. 7th, 1889. Ia Of one per cent.
Making

Making 3 l.2 per cent. assessments
Tor the year, said per ccn,ago be cast the oris
nal amount Of the premium note, without reference
to any endol sement and 10 be paid To the Treasurer
at his Office in Montpelier on before the 18th day
October 1910, being the day OF the annual meeting
of said company. An opportunity will be presented
by the members OF the Legislature and those who
neglect TO forward their assessments them are refer
red to The 9Th section ofthe act attached TO each pol
icy, tor the consequences.
HARRY VAIL, Treasurer.
Montpelier Aug IA, 1910, SO.
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Bank and Stale under the Sub I,easury Ste
phen Allen, the Independent Treasury Receiver
has gone into the Bank of America, where the
duties of his Office performed. The parade
about vaults and safes was an impudent cheat
The vaults ola Bank are used. The business is
still done in a bank. Tie money of the people
has been taken from the control of their Repre-
sSNtatives in Congress. The President of the
United States is now the President of an ire
redeemabIe' Treasury Bank. -.Metpark .Adp.
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A friend who was lately on tour at The West
informs u.s. that on board a canal packet, between
this city and Buffalo, a vote was taken on the
Presidential question, which so happened, as to re
suit in what ,Could have been unanimous for Har-
Tison, had it mol been for one iocooco, who fin.
ding himself soiuS, jumped out Of the cabin win
dow into the canal, and was well nigh drowned.
Rochester Whig
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-07

The TIppecanoe family. There is a MIR. John
Donaldson sen living IN Palmyra township, Knox
county, lndiana who has ttoenty-three children
thirteen sons and ten daughters They arc all for
Harrison and Tyler. The old gentleman and six
of his sons, voted the Harrison ticket this August
His sons'in-aw too, who are numerous are al
Harrison men. The old gentleman has been mar
ried but once and is only So years Of age -Har
risouiQu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-07
JLEAR THE WAY FOR TILDEN'S
COOKING STOVE

au PkOt ED SIOt Il
7 t. TlLDEN would respectfully give notice that
f., he has obtained letters patent on a and i'm
proved cooking stove, with elevate oven, and there
by secuted himself the exclusive privilege of max
lag and vepding said stoves for fourteen years. This
stove uniles great simplicity Of construction with econ
ony and convenience in all its operations and has G.
ven exceeded The anguine expectations Of the
INVENTOR also given the most perfect satisfaction TO
oil who have used it, The fire arch of this stove is
large and will take in wood three iect in length
there are three boilers arranged this arch in such
| manner that they come IN immediate contact with
| he fire, OPPOSITE and directly back Of hese boilers
are hrce pillars which support the oven. THIS
is large and OF beautiful constructions and is cl,va-
ted il cen inches above the top plate. Inside OF these
ere three valves or hampers constructed thai the
hire may be thrown into any part OF the stove al
pleasure, thus enabling the bring the heat 10
bear upon ANY one, or oil OF the boilers at the
time The back plate Of the fire arch triple
plate, and forms semclrce around each the boil
crs, which prevents the heat from esca ping into the
fues without passing directly under The centre oil each
boiler
The inventor would here state that he has disposed
OF three iourhs OF said patent 10 his brothers, who
are equally interested with him 10 the concern and
doing business in the name and under the firm Of
l.. & w, TlLDEN s. CO.
| r3SL. s. w. Tiden & Co. are now prepared To-
| supply Merchants, Tnmen and Others who ma wish
To engage m the business, with any quantity of their
Stoves II short notice, and the most liberal terms,
not forgetting to earnestly solicit call from all who
intend 10 buy stove, before purchasing elsewhere
Thy wenld say with the utmost confidence, that this
so'c surpaSses any thing OF the kind ever offered ia
The pnbIc, and are induced 10 make this statement
from The 'act that all who have had opportunity of
testing heir value back them up in this pcsition-
Hundreds Of certificates nigh; be produced, Lut
Eeve HAT nothing less than a fair trial can fully
convince any of the facilities of all its operations.
| Dom forget to call and see for yourselves.
! Soa,h Barre, Aug. 4th, 1910. 64f
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We are informed by gentleman from Newbu-
ryport, that the powder mills ~ Exeter were blown
up this morning. and that three buildings were de-
stroyed. No lives were lost. The explosion is
represented to have been Tremendous, and to have
caused great CONSERVATION throughout the town.
The shock was very sensibly felt in all the neigh
boring towns.-Boston Atlas.
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wALToN,s DAILY JOURNAL.

T.. p. Walton & Sons propose to publish, OF the
usual size, daily journal Of Legislative proceed
ings and political and other news of the day, dur
ing the approaching session of the legislature
Terms: single subscribers, 81; companies Of
twenty or more 50 cents.
Sept. d. lS40.
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DEATHS.

In Boston, August Isl. Mrs. Sarah Ann Hollis,
daughter Of MIR. Joseph Faunce Of Bolton, VI aged
81 Jeors, Printers IN N. Ii. Penn. N. Y~and Mich.
arc requested, &C.
In Hammond, N, Y. June 10, IIazen TapIin, aged
As years.
In His town, August 97 frances CoraIinn, daugh-
Tor Of G. c. Tuplm, aged year months aud Is
days
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Commiseion.r's Notice. q rs

Commissioners .Notice 20 rs
AWIE the sub .cribers, bring appointed by the ho n
w the Probate Court, for tho District Of Ran
joph, commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust
all claims aud demands al all prrs, against The
estate Of Samuel Braok et late Of Branttce, in said
district, drccascd rcPres encd aT,l also all
tHrrns and demands exhibited in o1Sot .thtfeo; and
six mon b. hom the 5h day Of Aughs, A ID 1910
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, do
Z ,rehpre Hereby give notice that will attend to
no business al SAID oppe'n n,rnt, at the dwen
no,sc OF Henry Brat leit, in said Branrcc. on tho
first Thursdays OF November and February nest from
A M alti a p NJ. % each of said days
EDMUND WESTON,
NATHAN d. PARRISH,
IL. 4 .i-n,..n
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CONMIS.IONER,S NOTICE.

CUMMkoS IUNEE'S NOTICE.
WMTE the sub4crihcrs, being appointed by The
w Hon. the Probate Court IOr tho District Of
RraGior!, Commissioners TO receive, examine arg
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons ogalnst
The estate CT Moses johnson, late OF '"bnIy, OF
said district deceased represented nsolvcn', and also
all cuin4 and demands eShiblcdin o.e thereto, and
tx mon'hs from The 2Sh day OF July d 1870
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, We 90
therefore hereby give notice thai VIC will attend =
the business OF said appointing nj the dwtnaes
hou'e Of Joseph Atkinson IN said Ncwbnry qn7n
a6,h day of November Is ~ and on tn % day o.
january, hS4i from ten O'Clock NJ un'A lour y
on each Of said days. %
CHARLES HALE, FS
NIB w TENNEY, va
FREEMAN kEYES, Z
Nowbury. Aug 10, 1910 Sc CoDmissoasrs
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Heart Rending Calamity. The Ripley TeIe-

Heart Rending Calamity. The Ripley Tee-
graph says:
We understand that n poor woman, living in
Adams county, Illinois lost three chiIdreR a few
days ago under the following Gil cumstarces; She
went to small creek near her dwelling to do
some washing, taking her three children with her.
During inc tore part ofthe day, her children no
coming hungry, she sent The two oldest to the
house to procure some eggs out Of a hens nest
under The floor ct the building They not return.
ing, (haying been absent nearly two honrs, she
went TO seek them, leaving the third a, the c,eoL
Imagine the poor mothers distress when she came
TO the house, on finding her Two children dead. =
They had been bitten 10y u rattle snake, which il
10 supposed bad found its way into the hens nest
The mother almost Immediately returned to IN,
creek, intending 90 get the other child ard 20 fo
neighbors; hut dreadful 10 relate, when she reach
ed the creek, her third child had crept in and wa
drowned.
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by the oour, E, c. REDDINGToN. Register.
RARE CHANCE

VNHE sub cuhrr now olrrs Tor sale the well
L known convenient and pleasantly situated tav'
can standa Caho Lower village, on The Stage Road
from Monpcier 10 Dan,lllc. All the buildings are
nearly new, and need only to be TO b. admired
Also small Farm half mile OF said Tavern
Stand containing so acres Of excellent and, with
good well furnished house and woodshcd attached TO
same and a small barr. Said farm lies on the road
leading from Cabot 10 Monroe late oodbury. AL
so other farm containing from so TO 100 acres OF
the very best upland, ,iuaIed about enc ond one
fourth mile west from said Tavern Stand Said farm
has 90 acres of improved land with an Excellent SUI.
gar orchard of about one thousond HAes, good
new convenient small dwelling house. and barn
somewhat out OF repair Said farm is beautifully wa.
tered. and is excellent chance for Dair,ing, ken,
ing Sheep, or rHsng grain. M
THIS is chance worthy the attention Of any vro
wants to purchase small farm, a largo farm, orts
pleasant aud Convenient Tavern Stand, os the ssp,
scfher is anxious 10 sell any OF ali The abosepre's
es al moderate price ana on easy terms: e, y.
H. MCLEAN
| Cabot, Lower village, Aug. 90, 1910. 2 So
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PAINTS & OIL.
GROUND ROCK SAT,T
DYE-STUFFs.

STORRS & LANGDONS can now supply cloth
- iers with Logwood, Fuslic Nicaragua wood,
Cam wood, Nader. Indigo Alum, Blue and Oil
Vilro, CoPrass, NutgOlls, Red Tarer, Press papers,
Tubs, Hooks, &c.
August s6lh ls40. 66-6w
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STATE OF VERMONT, At Il Probate Court
District Orleans, So. : hO'd,n al lrasbureh
within and for said District Aforesaid, on the 18th
day OF Aug. $780,
4 insIrumcni pntporiing 10 he the Last WI
~ and Testament oi Jesse Spaldng- late Of
LoweL la snjd District deceased was Pre-entod To
The Cont here for Probate by ZHpha Spadmg and
Abel Curtis he Executor, therein named Therefore
it Is ordered by said Court hat public notice lie
given to all PERSONS Interested therein 10 appear be-
fore SAID Cont, al session ia rcu 10 be holden al
lrasbBrgh, on the third Wednesday of September
ISi0; and contest the Probate Of said will; and
i Is further ordered that THIS oraer be Published
three weeks successfully in the versnont Watch.
man and Sra'e Journal new, papeF prino Il aiMonI.
peIier in Ibis State, the last Of vhich shall be pre-
vious 10 the day assigned, afore aid, Tor hearing
Given under nay hand atthe Regisler's Office, ihls
le'h day Of August. A d TS4o.
So GEO. NYE, Judge.
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MONTPELIER FEMALE BIBLE SOCIETY.
The first annual meeting of this society will be
held at the Free Church, on Thursday the 10th
inst. at o'clock p. M. A general attendance ID
earnestly solicited.
Montpelier, Sept 8, 1910,
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CRAFTSBURY ACADEMY d. TEACH
| FRS SEMINARY,

THNHE FALL TERM will commence on tho Isl
n "Wednesday in September. Bcsiics fitting
Young for College, the Seminary is designed t.
Furnish the means Tor thorough education, prepar-
alory 10 TEACHING SCHOOL. Tho coursc Of
study in The Ladies' Department will be under the
particular care OF Miss T.. Tenney, a yCnng lady Of
cxcalisn, qualifications. A full course of Lectures
on tho ART OF TEACHING, and Lectures on
several other subjects, will b. given during 'h'
Term. s. r. HALL, Prn'
Aug 10Th 1910. 65
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MARRIAGES.

10 Barre, N. Y. August 26h, Col. Il. DANA, Of
Albion, 10 Miss JANE PosT, of Barre.
In Concord, VI. Mr.. JoHS tlUDsoN, Of Concord,
to Miss RmDDA FARNuM, Of Waterford.
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FOR SALE.

an reasonable Terms, the extensive and conyen-
I J lent Tan Yard, situated in the village ofCasile.
llciou, formerly occupied by Deacon Enos Merrill;
and recently by WIN. II. Amsden.
ZIMRI HOWE
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FENHE copUinrr,hp Of Harvey & Harlan is by
"a mutual consent this day dissolved; all demands
and properly OF said firm assigned to Nehemiah
Harvey OF sald firm. NEHEMIAH HARVEY,
GEO. w. Harlan.
Montpclur, Aug 26, 1910.
The suhcrbcr hnding himself again the propretor
of The Boot aud Shoe Establishment in which he has
brcn associated for % years, tenders his ocknowl-
ID .cnrcnls 10 ih,s friends who have for long a.
ume su.rsinrd The csiuhi-hmrnt. He bcgs pardon
. past FtIIm.s aud would wish TO improve the &C
roumolorIo $ al his -hup until all customers disposed
TO cali may b. entirely satisfied
Demands remaining unsettled Of either of tho pre-
vious firms presented matter Of consideration,
and if poss bic for adjustment.
65 3w NEHEMIAH HARVEY.
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FIRE. FIRE.! FIRE.!!

VKNEIE members oil the Vermont Mutual Fire In
III surance Company are hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made by The Di-
reciors all notes in force on the following days. to
wit.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The honorable thePro-
District of Randoph, IS, bate Court for The
District of Rando ph-To all persona concerned in
The es'pte Of RUFUS WALKER, lu;s Of Williams
town, deceased, notwithstanding.
WHEREAS, SnsannaIr Walker, administrators
m the estate OF soN deceased, proposes 10 render
account OF her administration, and present her
account enInsl said estate TOR allowance, al The Pro-
ti!c Court tn be holden nj Wamsiown, in said
district, on the iIlh day of November next. There.
fore, you hereby notified TO appear before said
Cont, at he TIME and place aforesaid, TO shew cauec,
il any you have, why The said account should not be
allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal ofsaid cenrt al
Williamstown in said District, this 18th day
ofAugust \ ID 1910
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TYSON FURNACE, PLYMOUTH, VIZ.

TENHE Subscriber would respectfully al the atten.
l. lion of the public dealers in Stoves, Iron ware,
&c. 10 the manu- acures Of this establishment With.
IN ilree cars blast furnace and all the buildings
and machinery, has been built and put in operation,
necessary TO manufacture iron, and put II INTO the
ions lOrns Of castings required for this market.
In This time more than two thousand tons OF good
Foundry metal has bern made at these works. The
facilities al hs pace for making Iron Ware are
such as 10 cnal the proprietor 10 compete success
fully in the country, and The blast furnace having
been in operation for several months and now max
ing mare than thirty of excellent Soft Metal pc.
week, furnishes a supply of Stoves, Stove Plate,
Hollow Ware, Caldrons and every variety Of Cast
ngs and Pig Iron Ut Superior quality on the most
favourable terms to dealers.
A supply Of tho much approved Woolson'1 Int
proved Cook Stove, with an air tight furnace, Badg-
en- H4ywurd's Reversible hue premium. several pat
terms elevated Co,k Stoves and other patterns.
adapted TO the different markets, all sizes, six plate
Box Stoves, Vermont Parors, improved and rmbel-
lishcd, Harp Patlors new aud beautiful pattern,
which for symmetry and tus;c is pronounced superior
TO any thing Of the kind IN market, Hollow ware,
Fire Frames, &c. now hand, and will be sold
C1vorahIe terms at very cduced prices to dealers.
Als, for sale 200 ions pig iron, equal 10 Scotch.
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that c.
Jrrs for the oafufactutcs Of this establishment will,
for quality Of metal and style OF workmanship, be
executed Ia the enlre satisfaction Of purchasers.
ORDERS for Stoves Or Plate should be forwarded
early in the season
All COMMUNICATING addressed TO the subscriber, or
q'Ty son Furnace p. o. Windsor Co. Vt"w.ll receive
prompt attention. AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Furnace, Aug. 5lh, 1910. 81
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE,

DY ABEL CARTER. All stages step aud call
10 for passengers nj this house, State ST., VIII
nne OF Nuuipclipr. 6S Sw
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CALVIN BLODGETT, Judge.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate COurI a!
Randolph District, S. ! WiIIlumsown. in and
for said district, on the l2h day Of August, A. ID.
the estate of Ruin Walker, late Of WiIliamslown, in
said district, drcea'ed applied for license TO sell all
The real esc Gf the deceased, for the payment Of the
dcbs due from said deceased and the same appear
iug necessary II is ordered that said application be
heard al the prohne Office, Chelsea, in said district,
I'd "Wednesday Of september next, and that the heirs
OF said deceased be notified hereof by publication OF
this order in The Warchnun g. Journal printed al
Montpelier three weeks successfully, soon as may
be, thai they may appear, ii they cause, al said
ne and place and give bonds lsr the payment Of sad
case made.
by the cour, +. G. REDDINGTON. Register.