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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05

NASH FOR WOOL, Storrs & Langdon will
receive wool on debts, for goods, or cash II
preferred July g.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
SAVE YOUR RAGS,

Nv ANTED, all Wool Flannel Rag- such as old
w Gowns, Coverlets, Sheets. Shirts Drawers, &c
including Merino, Circassan, Plaid, aud every kind
and color IF all wool goods Gled or fited
for which four cents per pound cash will be paid on
delivery al our factory il Queeche Village W.
+. X. NICHOLS & co.
Qneeche Village, April Is, 1870 4S:6mo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05

IGS, dates, raisins tamarinds, sugars oil all kinds,
Il tobacco teas, coffee, cocoa ground spices, nut
megs, mace, Zane raisns, Eng. curranis, gun pow
der fine, nuts, brandy and wine for medicine, glass,
nails, putty, blue and black ink, for sale by S. p.
REDFlELD. May l2. SO
DLUING COMPOSITION for BIung
ID clothes and Dying Cloth. Also, pure White
Lead ground in Oil, for sale by S. p. REDFlELD.
Montpelier, 18th May, 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
TIN WARE.

Sn0n Ten quart Pans,
OOOO $500 six do do
$500 pals assorted sizes, together with
alarge ard general assortment Of all kinds OF ware
now on hand and Tor sale by Villas, LOOMS + Co
June 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05

UST received By s. p. Redield Brushes OF all
- kinds, such cloth, hair, tooth, leather, paint
varnsh, whi'ewash, shoe, horse, counter, banister
floor, hearth, and flesh brushes. S p. REDFIELD
Mont 20 Her Nav I2 so
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
FIREi FRET! FIRE!!!

FENIlE members oil the Vermont Mutual Fire In
-E surance Company arc hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made by The Di-
rectors on all notes in force on the following days. TO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05

DURE SPIRITS for medicinal, and pure Wines
n for medicinal and oacIlmenaI purposes. iorsale
by L ii PRENTISS.
Dec. Is, 1889.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
JOHN LEACH d co.

SOhN LEACh " W.
Successors 10 Leach, Page g. Gilmore,
WHOLESALE dealers in West India Goods
Wines, Teas, &c. &c also Winter, Summer
and Refined OIL, No. s. Merchants Row, Boston,
Mass. JOHN LEACH,
JOSEPH A. GILMORE.
fCj"For sale above, al The manufacturers price
William Browns No. /, Silver Top, Sarsnparila
Compound or Mead Syrup, which 30 much used
The past summer a common bevatage ASH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
VEGETABLE SYRUP PILLS,

NER RS. J. MORSE'S VEGETABLE SYRUP
lYA PILLS. celebrated for the relief of children of
celc habIis, and especially those afflicted with tic
RICKETTS,. For sale at the Montpelier Bookstore
md al Ncwbury, VI. by Messrs. Kcycs.
Montpelier. July 1889. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05

nR. MARTIN has taken the Slate Botanic
~ ln6rmary in this village and IS now receiving
and will continue to receive Patients on the most lib
oral conditions for cash. Patients treated only IN &C
cordanoe with the pure Thomsonian practice. Va
DOR Baths at all times in readiness either for he sick
or healthy DR.. Martin will pay every attention TO
the wants and comfort Of those who place themselves
under his care and by thus doing hopes 10 merit the
patronage of those deprived Of the greatest OF all
temporal blessnghealih, and secure the good VIII OF
the public. montpelier, W. July ~ iS1V' -V'"'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05

sHEETING, SHIFTING, PRINTS, d. @.
Do bales A brown sheetins,
~ do "a do shirng,
10 do Ticking,
cases A bleach Sheeng,
10 do American Prints, for sale by
June 10 Villas, LOOMS & CO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
wATC HE'S, JEW ELRY, &C. &c.
TOWN & WTHERE Ell one door Me.l OF.

SCALES-FaIrhark's patent and counter scale
- for 'ale by S BURBANK, Jr. Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
NASHUA & LOWELL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
s $50 SSs 1922 sssa.sB
G IN and after Wednesday, April LIST, 1910, the
W Passenger Trains will run follows

G IN and after Wednesday, April LIST, 1910, the
W Passenger Trains will run as follows:
Leave the Depot Of tbs Lowell road in
Boston att aud VI NJ, and and half past NJ
Nashua al quarter past and quarter past 10 NJ,
and quarter past and three quarters past P NJ.
Lowell at quarter past sam, and quarter past ~,
quarter past and three quarters past 6 M
or Immediately on the arrival of the cars from Bos-
ton
WAY PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyngsboro' and North Chelmsford
Fare from Nashua TO Lowell so cts. From Nashua
TO Boston ST., So
On the arrival Of the cars at Nashua, stages leave
Tor all parts Of New Hampshire, Vermont, New
York and Canada, via Amos kcag, Concord, Keene,
Charleston n. ii. Windsor, Braicborough VI, &c.
Books are kept at the Stage Office, Nos. and / |
Elm street, BOSTON; and the Northern and w es-
tern Railroad and Stage Office in front of the De-
pot, LOWELL, where seats be secured in any
Of the Coaches, and correct information obtained re-
sPecting the different stage routes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
Villas. LOOMS & co.

VIZ HOLESALE dealers in foreign and domestic
w Dry Goods, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper &
Wire, manufactures oil combs, tin ware, sheet iron,
&c. Pearl Street, Burlington, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
BRITISH LUSTUREy

BRITISH LUSTURE
'VNHE genuine article is decidedly the bostprcpara-
A. tionin use for cleansing and beautilying stoves
A. IRON work. For sole by
Oct T. 1899 E. IL. PRENTISS.
hOWN'S ETABLE BALSAMIC
~ ELIXER Tor cough, cold ard consump.
ton Rheumatic Linlment for curse Of rheumatism,
and Naluies Assistant for purifying the blood, just
received aud Tor sale by T. p WALTON < SONS,
al the Montpelier Bookstore Dec. IA.
MENTIONS JAUNDlCE WINE BlTTERS.
IN or Elixir of Health, good medicine in all bill
ious complaints, disorders OF the liver aundlce &C.
For sale by S. BURBANK
April 3D. 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
CERTIFICATES

certify that have by way Of experiment, used the Hy
goan, and most of the various kinds oil pills. in my prac-
tee which have borne the highest epue in the public
maon, that have been offered for sale in this vicinity o
the last Yeas, including those called the Resurrection
or Persian Pills. and the public may rest assured thai
none among the whole catalogue has answered better
purpose as easy aud eectua remedy than the Resur-
reclion or Persian Pills in OF disease.
CHARLES RACKIlS. M. ID.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05

SUPERIOR to the HYgcn Brandrcth, Evans, Indian
OPurgalve, tne MachIes p.icedl Sanave any other
Pills or Comp ound before tie public, certified TO by
Physicians and others. Let condemn them until
they have tried them, and then they will
not.
1t is now settled point with all who have used the
vegetable Persian Pills, that they pre- eminenuy the
best and most eicacous Family Medicine that has yet
been used in America. II every family could become
qsntcd win their sovereign power over disease they
would keep them, and be prepared with remedy
apply on the hrst appea OF disease and then how
much distress mould be avoided and money well
as the lives OF thousands who hurried oul of by
negecttpg dae in Its first stages by being pos
session oil remedy which they place dependence up
on.
'gho pish 10 guard against sickness should The
PERSL1N PILLS freely lehen needed INJURY N
e usca from youh 10 old age hen taken according 10 The
The RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN PILLS
The name of these Pills originated from the circumstance
OF the medicine being ound only in the cemeteries of cr
sia The vegetable productions being of Il peculiar kind
led TO experiments to its medical qualities and virtues
In half century IT became established medicine
diseases OF that country The OF this singular pro-
ducton was Introduced into parts OF Europe the
year 1888 and used by many celebrated physicians
ing certain Diseases where all other medicines had been
used in vain Early in the year 1872 the
bined with certain vegetable medicine imported from Du-
ra Baca, IN the East Indies and formed pills. The
admirable elect OF this compound the humun system
led physicians and families inlo its general Their
long established character their universal and healing vir
tues, The detergent and cleansing qualities Of the spec
cal acon upon the gander part Of the sstem, such
will sustain heir reputation and general in the Ameri
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s 40
VERG ENNES e. BUFFALO LINE.

TNFTE CANAL FACKET J. SIER NJ A n,
L CAPT. M I. DAVIS, will commence her lrps
on the 2olh Of April between this CITY and Buffalo
RUNNING NIGHT AND DAY, AS FoLLows:
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REsURRECTION PERsIAN PILLS.

80 No. II7 Geuesee 81, Utica, N. Y.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-01
10 the Maiisonian.

We have some what against you; though
perhaps under the circumstances you are
excusable. In your estimate and arrange
ment Of the electoral votes to be given next
fall you put down Mississippi for the board
Of Office holders, certain. Well, perhaps we
do not deserve to be thought any better Of
at present, but zoe think you are mistaken.
The last election here was obtained by the
federaliats, by the most dishonorable and
foul riding Of now jaded and utterly worn
out hobby. ''the rag money banks" Nation
al politics had but little to do with the ques-
ton. Now sir. the wings are cat home,' =
they are united, high in spirits and ready for
the conflict. The main question will be put
in the fall, and to be serious and candid, we
expect to carry our electors by majority OF
from two TO four thousand.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-01
March of the reformation.

At Vandalia Illinois recent election the
give Reform ticket ID maiority-last fall the
defalcation ticket had a majority of 30.
The Charter election at Dayton Ohio re-
suited in election of the wing ticket by an
average majority of 26O, or two to one.
The charter election of the Capitol OF
Maine resulted in the choice of all the Wing
candidates.
Al New Sharon Me-, where federalism
has had the sway for two yearsall the wings
were elected.
AT Clinton, Me-, two out of three elected
At Minod Me-, the wing candidate cleo
ted, last year it was Elsa UersG.
AT Bangor the wings elected their Mayor
and every officer except in two wards where
there was no choice.
Philadelphia has gone for the wings at the
charter election. Wings successful in five
wards out of seven by large majorities.
Maryland is a perfect Harrisonian, per
sone6ed. The whole state is expected tc
turn to log cabins and hard cider. There
| is MT Van Burenism enough in it to be seer
with the naked eye.
In Adams county Pa. at recent election
the Harrison ticket elected entire, by large
majorities.
An election lately took place in Harrison
Co. Tenn, and the wings served 1t as the.
will serve the state in the fall.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-01
onestion and Answers.

The Natchez Courier ask ga few plain
questions as follows which we take the Ii
berty of answering.
sought an administration TO have pursua-
ded the people TO destroy National Bank,
by promising ''a better currency" and then
furnish none at ALI"
Yes, because "all who trade on borrowed
capital out to break"
"Ought they to have "experimented" by
substituting State Banks for National Bank
and then turn upon the State Banks and
rend them TO piecesg
Certainly, because "Biddls is a ID
rascal"
bought General Jackson to have Knocked
the people by telling them that he left them
prosperous and happy, when the whole coun-
try was VIGOROUSLY in the theatre Of misery
and want?'
Certainly he ought if he thought proper,
because he is the s'Greatest and Best"
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-01
hon. David o. shattuck.

We trust we shall not be deemed pre-
mature in the suggestion which we intend
to make before we conclude this article, and
must also crave the indulgence of the distin-
guished Individual whose name heads this
article, for thus introducing his name with
cut having previously known whether 1t
would be agreeable. Our present purpose
is to suggest the name of JUDGE SHATTUcK for
the consideration of the people of this state
as candidate for governor in November,
I841.
Ifthere is any individual in Mississippi,
who could unite the virtuous of both parties
which now divide the state, it is David o..
Shattuck. The confidence which is reposed
in him as a man of sterling integrity, ire
proachable character and unfolding moral
courage, together with his well known tai
ents as iurist, just and htjudge, I'M
ambitious of applause, except that common
dable pride which always CLOVIS in bosom
conscious of having deserved the approba-
ton of all good men. These and the many
social ties which bind him to large portion
ofthe people ofNorth Mississippi, all tend to
render Judge Shattuck the most prominent
and proper Individual to fill this highest of
fee within the gift ofthe people ofthis state.
We might go on to show in what manner
this high character lin which we have i'm
perfectly attempted to present him. has been
deserved. We mightpoint to recent scenes,
during the judicial presidency of Judge
Shattuck in this district, when it required
all the courage and frmness which the stout
est heart could bring to its aid, TO support
the dignity of the Office and the majesty Of
the law. When crowd Of misguided and
unhappy individuals, assailed him in the dis
charge OF the sacred trust reposed in him by
the people of this district; and show how he
then stood, firm, calm and dignifed; expos
tulating without yielding his position, and
boldly declaring that his blood might stain
the bench on which he sat, but never would
he yield to- force, what he did not conceive
to be justice.
But it is not our wish to pursue this sub
iect further than to throw out the suggestion
which we have done, and hear the response
of the people in different sections ofthestate
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-01
princinIes and Men.

There are many Van Buren, men, and par
ticularly in this part of the country, who en-
terrain the true Whig doctrine upon the
main point at issue between the Wings and
their party; and yet they sustain the men
who are endeavoring to carry out doctrines
of the most vital import that are directly at
variance with their wishes.
We regard the question of eaclusfce gold
and silver currency as the one of paramount
importance, now at issue, between these
two contending parties. The Wings con-
tend for mixed currency of paper and sPe-
Gle, so arranged that the former shall in no
case be estimated in value in any othe. way
than by the latter; and the Van Buren, men
contend for an exclusive specie currency and
that the prices of labour and property shall
be reduced to that valuation. Now, we
know that there are many Van Buren, men
who are in favour ola paper currency, uPor
the condition that the banks shall not be per
mitted to issue larger amount than they
can redeem, so that paper currency shallno
be estimated otherwise than by the specie
dollar and of consequence that no man may
in any case be constrained toreceive the pa
per unless he prefers it to specie. This il
sound Wing doctrine. And we are led t.
the unavoidable conclusion that such mer
sustain principles the opposite of those they
profess because ofprejudices in favor of thei
party or dislike to leave the men they have
so long supported or from lack Of an indie
pendent determination to sustain MEASURE
rather than MEN.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-01
Another Change.

A worthy and intelligent Van Buren, man
was holding forth in our hearing the other
day in a somewhat equivocal strain for a
Vanite, which induced us to ask if he had
come over TO the cause of Harrison and re-
form. His pride would not allow him to ac-
knowledge his preference for General Har-
rison, but admitted there was something
wrong in the administration Of the govern
ment, and explained.his position by relating
the following anecdote. 81 feel'' said he
''and cannot express my feelings in stronger
terms than those used by a Choctaw Indian
saw few days ago under the following
circumstances. The Indian was walking
listlessly along the landing of the Yazoo and
having passed group Of mischieVeus young
men, one of them threw small stone At the
Indian and Immediately assumed thoughts
full attitude as though nothing had happened.
The Indian having been struck in the back,
turned round to see who had perpetrated
the act; every person il view appeared to
be engaged in conversation, or occupied
with something else than throwing stones.
The Indian after scrutinizing every one, and
not being able to ascertain who had done the
mischief gave utterance to the following ex-
clamation, Cd d--u some sohite man SO
I say DIN some white -, something's
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-01
Cen. Harrison,s Federalism.

In the regular catalogue Of SANDER Gen.
Harrison is charged with being Federalist.
And this too when every man who knows
any thing of the history of politics in the
DAYS of jefferson and Madison knows to be
the very reverse of all that is true. It sno-
torious that Gen. Harrison was leading
member of the old republican party and
warm personal friend as well as political sup
porter of both these distinguished statesman
Here is one Of a thousand facts that might
be submitted in proof of the assertion: When
Gen. Harrison was officially mistreated by
Armstrong, the Secretary of War, and re-
signed his commission, he wrote Mr.. Madi-
son personally upon the subject, and the fol-
lowing is an extract from that letter.
81 have no other motive for writing this
letter. than to assure you that my resignation
was not produced by any diminution OF the
interest haze aEaOays taken in the SUCCESS
OF YOUR ADMINISTRATION or OF res
pect and attachment TO YOUR PERSON. The
former can only take place when | forge
the Republican principles in sOhich hHue
been educated, and the latter, when shal
cease to regard those feelings which must
actuate every honest man, who is conscious
of favors that it is out of his power to repay
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-01
Hnrrison in the west.

WeveriIy believe that one great cause Of
the increasing popularity of Gen. Harrison
in the Vest, is the gleat amount of lowabuse
attempted to be cart upon him by his Polit-
ical Opponents. Most of those who fought
under him in early times, have gone to the
shades, but there is still goodly number
left, and far greater number Of the descen-
dants Of those men who went with the hero
to battle. They have heard the stories Of
Raisin, the Thames, and TipPecanoe; and
ofthe numerous long marches and priVations
which made up an important part Of the ear
n history Of their country. Their fathers
have told them Of Harrison-how the people
rallied around him-how he encouraged the
troops to press forward. when worn down
Win hunger and fatigue. and how his spif-
it-s.;rring ,eloquence in the woods, at the
mad de. il mud and snow, aroused them
and their comrades to follow their beloved
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-01
Prophesy and Be FulIilIment.

In his message to congress in 1885 Gen.
Jackson held the following language.
"It is apparent that Gold and Silver will
take the placeJof bank notes under twenty
dollars, and become the principal circulating
medium in the common business of the farm
ers and mechanics of the country"
Well, we suppose as Gen. Jackson said SO
it must have been very "aPpdrent" then; but
really some how it seems to be not so very
apparent" now.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-01
c. E. Mourn, sec'ty.
From the Nashville Banner.
"THERE is GREAT NAN THIS DAY FALLEN
IN ISRAELI


Our columns are clad in black-HUGH
LAWSON WHITE is no mOre-he has gone
to his great account. Tennessee mourns,
and nation will mourn, as the sad tidings
spread abroad through the land. This great
and good man aud incorrupdble patriot, de-
parted life at his residence near Knoxville,
on Friday, the 10Th instant, at Is minutes
after 9 O'Clock, A. M.
tits difficult task to sketch, where a vol
ume would not sufficiently record the Just
fame ola time-won and time-honored pub
lie servant: nor can we now, in the Illus
trious instance before US, attune our feelings
to the melancholy labor.
Our mind, it is true, had almost been
made up 10 the painful event; but the heart
was not hardened for the blow, and it leaves
us in poor condition TO collect our thoughts.
Hope fingered still in our bosom, and whis-
pered its tender but deceptive promises to
the earle may yet live, We said to our
selves, and it may be our happy lot, once
more to grasp the hand and hear The accents
of patriot who only feared to DO SOroHg,
and whose highest ambition was limited by
the good of his country, and the happiness
of the human race. This hope, alas! is sud-
denly cut off, and the fresh grave invites
more to silent tears than to the sympathies
of The tongue or the pen.
Fare thee well, then, venerable sage,
'Sand if forever, still forever fare thee we'll"
Greece boasted her ARIsTIDEs, and Rome
had her CATo. Ii was thy proud and
enviable lot to unite the milder virtues of
the one, with the firm but rough integrity Of
the other. The spirit Of faction embittered
most Of their days, and its enyenomed shafts
would not spare, your faithful, faultless and
expiring years. But your glasshas run out
The country will now Sit ID solemn and
impartial judgment on Your spoiless course
history will soon wipe away the SANDERS Of
your enemies, and posisritg will crown with
unfading laurels the tomb Of patriot whose
aayieldiag honesty was his only crime, and
who nobly preferred political 0stracism 70
personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and al The soft
allurements Of place and power,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-01
March nf inteIIect.

Some person sent TO the Post Master at
Blacksville Va. prospectus of the Madiso-
MAN, to which the gentleman returned the
following letter, which the Madisonian AYERS
to be copied "JiterGtim ct verbatum."
"BLAcKsv1LLE, Va. 10th March 1910.
Sir send this Prospectus Back to you
whar it out to stay as we have no Harrison
or petticut Men as the are Called in our
Country nor we don't warnt such Federalist
or vlllins in our County. B A 1.-THE rest of
the name illegible. ?. NJ.
To Mr. Thomas Alelen Washington City,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-01
whig Meeting at benton.

A goodly number Of the citizens of the
county responded to the call for public
meeting at Benton on Saturday Is and a
very respectable meeting was held. B. R.
GRAysoN, Esq. presided and addresses were
delivered by Messrs. Mount and W. s. Gray
SON. We publish the proceedings in tO-day's
paper. The meeting adjourned to meet
again on Monday next.