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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23

A complimentary dinner was given to Mr.. Web
ster, in Boston, on Friday the 10th, inst. More
than 800 persons partook, Fine speeches were
made by Mr., Webster Gov. Everett, Peleg Sprague
Mr.. Gratian, the British Consul and others.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23

liberal terms.
PENNSYLVANIA. On Tuesday last the Leg
slaure of this State went into joint ballot for the
election ofU. 8. Senator. The following is the re-
suit, viz
For Daniel Sturgeon, Adm. 81
q Charles Ogle, Wing rs
IL Richard Bddle IT
The two latter gentlemen are now members of
the House.
bill introduced in the Senate last week for
the repeal of the U. States Bank Charter, allowing
one year, for winding up its affairs similar bill
is called for in the House and perhaps may pass,
What is too bare faced for these Goths and Van
das
The Message of Gov. Porter is decidedly of a
Conservative character Many of his recommen-
datens, are even manly and quite unobjectonable
In speaking of the important subject Of Banks and
Banking, the Gov. makes the following very judi
cious and striking remarks:
"In Legislation on this subject, however,
we cannot close our eyes to the peculiar
condition of the country. We must take
things as we find them. We are not con-
sidering what woul Id be the proper course
if we were now about to introduce. for the
first time, a system of banking in Pennsy-
vania That system was settled long ago,
and by constant and rapid progression it
has been entwining itself with every inter
est and every measure of policy in this
Commonwealth. 1t has, for good or for
evil. stamped its influence on every com
mercia. manufacturing and agricultural
interest among our citizens. Under the
operation o. this system, and on the faith
Of its continuance in some form, all our bus
mess has been undertaken, our contracts
between individuals entered into, and their
debts contracted, our internal improve
ments commenced. and our vast State debt
fastened on the people. Abrogate the en-
tire system, and we know not into what
condition it will plunge us.
The alusion cannot be msapprehendrd. We
now call the particular attention of all hard money,
sub-neasury, anti bank locos, to the following
choice morsel.
And what heghtens the evils anticipated
is the reflection that The POOR, and those IN
moderate circumstances would be obliged to-
endure the brunt of the hardships. The
RICH, being The creditors, hare lille 10 fear
from such change IN o"r system Of CURRENCY;
it is the debtor part of the community on
whom the chief burden is cast. In adopt
ing coercive measures against the banks, il
should not be forgotten that the penal con-
sequences do not fall on them alone. The
vast number of individuals, from whom so
many millions are due TO these institutions,
would feel most oppressively the blow.
Neither these two paragraphs nor any other por-
ton of Gov Porter's Message. furnish any consola-
tory eulogy on President Van Buren's Independent
sub-treasury plan.
The fact, that great changes are going on in
Pennsylvania, from Van Bufenism to IIarrisonsm,
may account, in great degree for the Governors
conSerUatiSh cant.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23

Mr.. Sec'y Forsyth has responded to
Gov. Fairfeld's call by saying he had an
tcipated the design of his Letter to the
President by demanding an explanation
of the British Minister, to know why and
wherefore troops have been stationed on the
Disputed Territory, and said minister, has
opened a correspondence with the Gov.
Gen. of Canada upon the subject. Proba-
by the British fnnctonaries will be slow
in communicating, for the sake of all the
delay possible, SO as to afford ample time
to make themselves rs strong as they wish
on the Territory. Banner.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23

The wing members. ofthe Legislature
Of Kentucky, have had meeting, and IL
unanimously resolvedto support the nonl-
nqti0n Of Harrison and Tyler, b ..s-a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23

The loco foco members of the LegisIa-
ture of Ohio have nominated Gov. Shan
non for reelection, although the uiiras OF
tho party warmly opposed the nomination
on account ofhis coming out to sustain-the
banks.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23

Potatoes are selling in Philadelphia at
from 65 to 7octs. per bushel. A few car
goes Of Eastern potatoes, the Sentinel says,
woud at the presenttime command good
price. Will not onr friends on the kenne-
bee improve the chance?
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23

A letter from India,.a stateS that the
Hero OF the Thames will have MAJOR
itv in that member Of tho Union, Of
maoy thousand votes.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23

albion X. Paris, Esq, Of Maine, and
C. p. Van Ness. Esq of Vermont, were
admitted ,, ttorneys and Counse'lors of the
Sapreme Cont of tho United States on
Monday last
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23

below, and as we shall be at the convention, we
can receive the names and give receipts for the
money &c. Those who are indebted to us on the
old score, are particularly requested to avail them
selves of this mode Of conveyance, as we must
have the money.
Now in this way, our list may be swelIed, Just
well us not to one thousand, and at an early day
we shall be enabled to enlarge our dimensions and
''go-ahead." We take it for granted that argument
is unnecessary--we all know the importance of sus-
tanning the Wing Press--e especially at a time when
unprecedented measures to be resorted to. in
order to sink this county--even sold Lincoln" in
the degrading slough of Locofocosm. This is no
false alarm--we have some ''elegant extracts"
from ''a,0ful disclosures" on this subject, which
will make our Wing friends, acknowledge, that
"eternal vigilance" is the price of Liberty.
The terms alluded to arc as follows, viz:
Single subscribers in advance $l,75 cts.
In bundles Of so, to one town $50 "
In bundles of 100 to one town 1925"
The CASH must be positively received, on these
liberal terms, before the papers are forwarded. Each
paper will be directed agreeably 10 order. These
are the facts in the case, gentlemen, nop do,cs
aoith your dust!
~" Wing Committees, will be supplied on
liberal terms.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-23

Petitions presented and referred--of
Nath'l Chapman and ais of Camden for
the abolition of slavery and the slave trade
in the District of Columbia and territory OF
Florida.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
Jackson A. Vail, -

JACKSON A. VAIL Of Montpelier in the coun'
% y OF Washington and state Of Vermont, having
filed his bill OF complaint against John Gale OF Faus
in the county Of Clinton and state OF New ork,
reurnsble TO the court OF chancery next 10 DE houeh
at Montpelier, within and for the county OF Washing
ton on the third Tuesday Of November, A. ID. le4o,
charging in substance that the said John Gale, had,
on the 9Th day Of February, 1910, excited prom"
issory note payable TO said Jackson A. Vail IN three
months G. om the said 9Th day of February, ls4O Tor
the sum OF one hundred sixty-hvo dollars and eight
cents and nterost-and that for the purpose OF en-
suring the payment OF said note on the 9Th Gay OF
February, 1910 NOR, gagged TO said Jackson e. Vail,
the following described ores, minerals and metals,
in Troy in the county OF Orleans and state oil YER
montone sixteenth Of all the ores minerals ano me
tails discovered by said John Gale on lot number
ninety, containing one hundred and ten aces IN saio
Troy, being the same sixteenth deedcd 10 sara Jonn
Gale by Fletcher Putnam-also one sixteenth oil all
the ores, minerals and metals on lot number clgn'y-
nine in that part OF said Troy formerly granted to
John Kclly-containiog one hundred acres be the
came or less, II being one quarter OF the same
ores and minerals decided 10 said John Guleby James
Craigue-and also one half OF all the ores, minerals
and metals on o rumbcr eighty eight in said Troy
it being the same minerals and metals decided
10 Thomas Soug hton and John Gale by Ray Davis
and James Craigue, with the prislcgc of entering
upon SAID ahds and making roads thereon Tor the
digging and transportation OF all snch ores, minerals
and metals from off OF said premises.-And that no
part OF the said promissory note has been paid, and
praying foreclosure of tho equity Of redemption
J. Y. VAIL Solicitor Cor Complainant,
State OF Vermont, ut Is ordered that John
Washington County, IS. Gale, dcfcndun, in the
foregoing bill, who resides without this state, be no.
tilted of the tendency Of the same by publication o
the subsance thereof, together it'll this order. in the
Vermont Watchma1 and State Journal, printed nj
Montpelier in said county, three weeks successvely
the last Of which publications TO be not less Than
twenty days before the session Of the Court TO which
hall ko
TO said John Gale 10 appear on the first day OF the
next stated Term of said Court Of Chancery 10 which
said bill is returnable, and answer to said bill.
Given under my hand at Montpelier, this twenty
third day Of September, A. d. one thousand eigh
hundred and forty.
STILLMAN CHURCHILL, Clerk
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
Hays Lininent.

Florence, Alabama sept. 70.
gentlemen Of the highest standing IN th town. who
n has been dreadluy afflicted with the Blind Piles for
the last 26 years called upon aud freely confessed his
situation. After describing the severity Of the complaint
he remarked he had not been well for twenty years
past as he at that moment. He had used bottle
only Of Hays Linmcnt. TO his words he said
"The whole human family who thus afflicted, ought
10 be made acquainted with this medicine"
GENERAL DUFF GREEN SO welknown as tho
editor Of the Washington Telegraph, is referred to for
the truth Of the following.
General Green few days since asserted in pub ic
place, that be had used Hays Lnmenl for the Piles and
that the effect very astonishing, and tina he felt it his
duty to make known far in his power 10 his suffer-
ing fellow men thnt such extraordinary article in
existence. He said he would chcerully lend his name
and aid In extending IT'S usefulness. This but Of
may safely say hundreds who have gwen like testimony
Caution. None can be genuine without splendid en-
giavod wrapper and the signature OF Comsock and Co
SOLOMON HAYS.
WONDERFUL Al rs onishlng fact! Hays I.ni-
mcnt has been used in somc thousand cases. and
failure be found. 1t vii cure every and all
Piles. No charge without such results.
GT7For sale al the Bookstore Of +. p. Walton d. Sons
NJ ontpelier W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
MIXTURES GRAND REsToRATIYE.-Thls

NATURES GRAND RESToRATIvE.-Tbi
~ valuable vegetable Medicine stands unrivalled
Tor the following Complaints, viz; Dyspepsia In
digestion, Diseases Liver, Bilious Disorders Dropsy,
Asthma, Costiveness Worms and loss Vi appetite,
and by cleansing the stomach and bowels cures pains
in the side, stomach and breast colds and coughs Of
long standing, hoarseness, shorness OF breath, ner-
vous complaints etc. which are frequently the effect
Of disease. For Fever and Ague 1t is most valua-
Bile preventative as well sovereign remedy. lis
virtues snfp1ss any thing heretofore known IN reno
wing 81. Vitus' Dance, two bottles have been known
this affecting disease after having bahcd cve-
ry cxcrIion for four years. II has most powerful
Iniue zee III removing nervous complaints. II Is
pleasant take and easy in its operation, thai II
may be administered 10 the infant with safety.
The above medicine is highly recommended by The
Rev. f Scott, Of Barre; J l. Buck, Attorney at
| Law, North cld s. Hicks and l. BeckIey, Hard
wick Rev Charles d Cahoon, Lyndon; Rev Z Jor-
don, Bellows Falls Doct Cyrus Buttsricd, Brat
llcboio'; G Horn, Rochester, VI. Rev Geo Storrs,
Portsmouth, N II; Harriet G Raymond N Y and
many others who have been cured by this medicine.
1t may he had Wholesale retail offs Britain, Barre;
| J C Farnam, Willamstown, sole propreiors E II
Prcnss, Montpelier and it may be had in most Of
the principle towns in the state, and Of E Walton
| Il Sons, AT the Montpelier Bookstore.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
BROADCLOTHs, CASSIMERES AND
VESTINGS!
FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER Of 1910
ID UFUS II. RIKER, Draper and Taiorl

FOR THE SPRING AND SUMNER Of 1910
DUFUS II. RIKER, Draper and Taiorl
IL state street, opposite the bank, has received from
New York and Boston, large and Fashionable as.
sor'men of wooden goods, embracing Broadcloths OF
every color, shade and TEXTURE Cassmercs Of every
price, style and quality; Vesngs, fine assortment
OF nred und plain; MarsuiIlcs, Velenclas plain and
figured Sans; plain and fg'd Velveis and Siss-
some new ard elegant patterns.
Trimmings OF all kinds, silk and worsted Srrges,
Sclcias, Vcvets, Bombozine, plain and figured,
Satin. Lasting, plain end fsd; gilt buttons; also
suspehders, bosons and collars, needles, inch
urcs, well every description Of trimmings ne
cessnry 10 make any garment in good style Gar.
ments we'll made IL the most fashionable style at
short notice. Cutting done ior others 10 make.
Gentlemen wishing for fashionable dress are re-
specially invited 10 call and examine his goods his
stock having been bought at extreme low prlces he
will, for pay or short credit, give prime bargains 10
his customers.
GUJ"Whlte, buff e. scarlet Cassmeres f>r trimming
Generals and field officers uniform, on hand, chesp.
MILITARY BUTTONS Tor General and
staff; do Field and Staff; do Artillery, Rife and
Light Infantry Companies, manufactured at Altlcbo.
rough for The militia Of this sra,e, for sale.
Montpelier May Ia, l840
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
GNOUGu, ASTHMA, SPLITTING BLOOD
" OF 60 YEARS STANDING, CURED BY
| JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
From Atknson's Philadelphia Eve. Post.

Phadcll bia, August 18th, 1888.
Mr. Atklnsor--DtarSir: 1t has been my mislot-
tune 10 labJI under cough aud asthnaiiruI oUprcs-
SION, for moe than halt century. When Il soldier
in The American camp. ~ l776, with many others,
owing 10 great exposure, had violent attack OF di
ease of The lungs by which was disabled from duty
In lang time. Sinco that period un recently, |
have bccn free from violent couch and diff
Guilty ofbreahag. Year after year have expector.
ated over a gill day often much more, and some
tunes mixed with blood. For months together, nj l
alter uight, have hal to set he bosered up 10
obtain my br 'ath The weakness and debility caus
ed by such constant cxpeCtOraon, frequently brou hi
me 10 Il state bordering dea h. 1t has been mat
ter oI aSoni -hmcCt 10 idy family aud friends that
1m here to write this 10 YOU. have ha skiul ply :
sicians 10 attend me, aud every hing doue that was
thought likely TO give me relir without any bsnc6
cial effect. Last winter had another vety severe
| attack OF inflammation of the lun.e, which fully tx
p.cted would he the last, then considered my ca So
as past the AID OF medicine, when was persuaded 10
call in Dr. Jayne. Win the assistance OF Divine
Pruvidence, through han | more raised
tom my bed, but the coughing and whetzlnl WEAR.
ed me day and night. H. advised me to his *.
2ectorAnt. | did SO, with strong hope that as ii
had Gu ed many OF my acquaintance Of various dis
cases OF the lungs, might al least mlIgatc my SUI
lcrngs. Need say hrw graIhcd | icel2 IL has
cffectually cured me. AS soon as commenced Ia
king it, found it reached my case, aud began TO
Breath with more freedom. My expecloration be-
came casy, and my cough entirely left me. | now
icel we'll as ever | did in my life, AID am better
han have been for the last sixty years. Last sum.
mer spit great deal Of hlood now, thank God, am
perfectly cured Now, sir, after suffering 20 long,
and finding at last such signal relief from Dr. Jaynes
Expec,oant, feel anxious 10 inform my fellow cu-
zcus where rcei may he had.
NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen.
, No. 80 Lombard street
Mi Harris has long been worthy member, 1--WE
believe Deacon) OF the First Baptist Church in this
city, and implicit confidence may be placed in his as
sertions. -. Editor ofihc Post.
| The above valuable medicine may be had, whole
| sale and retail at JAYNE'S DRUG AND CHEM
lICAL STORE, No 20 South Sd street, Phadc Okla
and E P WALTON & SONS, Mon peier, VI.
This Expecotant never fails 10 Asthma or re-
lieve Cough. A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
TYSON FURNACE, PLYMOUTH, VI.

EfSON FORN ACE, FL MOOI11, ~.
VNHE subscriber would respectfully al the aiten.
4 ton of The public, dealers in Stoves Iron ware,
&c. 10 the manufactures Of this establishment. With
an three years blast furnace, aud all the buildings
and machinery has been built and put in operation,
necessary to manufacture iron, and put it into the
various forms Of castings required for the market.
iH this time more than two thousand Ions OF good
Foundry metal has been made AT these works. The
facilities nj this place Tor making Iron Ware are
such as TO enable the proprietor compete success
fully with other manufacturers in the country, and
the blast furnace bavingbcen in operation for several
cellent Soft Metal per week, furnishes supply OF
Stoves, Stove Plate, Hollow Ware, Caldrons and
every variety of Castings, and Pig Iron of Superior
quality, on the most favourable terms to dealers.
A supply Of the much approved Woolson's In.
proved Cook Stove, with air tight furnace, Badg-
er, Hayward's Reyer.ibe hue premium. several pat.
terms elevated Cook Stoves and other patterns
adapted 10 the different markets. all sizes, six plate OF
Box Stoves, Vermont Parors, improved and embel
hshed, Harp Pators, a new aud beautiful pattern
which tor symmetry and tas:e is pronounced superior
to any thing Of the kind in market, Hollow ware
Fire Frames &c. now on hand, and will be sold or
favorable terms at very reduced prices TO dealers.
Also Tor sale 200 ions pig iron, equal 10 Scotch.
The subscriber feels The fullest confidence that CT
ders Tor the manufactures Of this establishment will
for quality of neral and style Of workmanship, b,
executed TO the entire satisfaction of purchasers.
Orders for Stoves or Plate should be forwarded
early in the season.
All communications addressed 10 tho subscriber, a
Tyson Furnace p o. Windsor Co. W." will receive
prompt attention. UGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent
Tyson Furnace, Aug 5th iS40 Sc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
HART HAIR! BALDNEss
"A .,veryn EinIC, En- ~, ne GREHi


MYSTERY FOUND OUT At LaST
nR. STERRY'S HAIR REGENERATOR DR..
~ Sterry, at much attention to the important sub
ect OF preserving the human hair has after many exper
imens, chemical and physical been able to discover an
article, which offered with the confidence
for the toilet the hest thing discovered from lis
soiiening and penetrating quality, produce good head
ofha-o preven; its falling of, when badness is apprc-
hended- to restore it when badpess has taken
toprevenI from turning grey 1t nourishing than
pomatum, antique oil cologne water. 1t is beautiful.
article for ladies curlsi makes the hair soft and lively
and produces uncommon brlancy. Thousands have tes
ted its superior vii tues and excel ence and in every
stance, it stands unriYacd. 1t is infabe OF Al
affections of the skin the headas dandruG, &c. Sc.
Every family should be supplied with bottle ofths oil
that by its application to the head and HAIR Of their chill
drcn the beautiful and ornamental appcndagc Of fine
head which nature has supplied may be prcser
we'd. From the numerous certificates and recommends
tons received Of its saluiay influence. the doctor feel
firmly persuaded he has Fuccecded producing article
which will meet the desired wishes and appreciation ofhc
public.
For sale, wholesale and retail by A. HITCHCOCK
and co. lit, tennessee street, Utica. Alsoby S BUR-
BANK, Montpelier, G. w. Hutchins, Waterbury AID
Erastus Hubbard. Chelsea, 03
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
CLEAR THE WAY FOR TILDEN'S
IMPROVED COOKING STOVE!

T TiLDEN would respectfully give notice tina,
IL. he has Obtained letters patent new and i'm
proved cooking stove, wi elevated oven, nd here.
by secured 10 himself the exclusive privilege of max
ing and ven6Ing SAID loves Ior fourteen Years. THIS
stove unites great simplicity O construction with econ.
on and convenience in all ills operations, and has
ven exceeded the most sanguine expectations Of the
inventor. also given The most perfect Satisfaction 10
all who have used II. The fire arth Of this stove is
large aud will take in wood three icct in Length
There are three boilerj arranged This arch IN such
a manner that they come IN immediate contact with
he fire, Opposite and directly back OF these boilers
are three pillars which support the tbs oven
Is large ami al beautiful constructions and is clrva-
ted fifteen inches above the top plate. lnsde OF these
ere three valves hampers constructed that The
lire may bc ih.owG into any part Of the stove at
pleasure, thus enabling the Ia bring the ht a, TO
bear upon any one all Of The bollos al the same
lime The back plate OF the ireafch ia triple curve
plate, and forms a seulcrce around each OF The boil.
ere, which prevents the hent from escaping into he
lurs without passing directly under he ccnlr, OF each
boiler.
The inventor would here sla'e that he has disposed
of three four;hs u raid patent 10 his rohcG, who
are equally interested with him in the concern and
are doina business in HE name aud under the firm of
L. & w. TlLDEN & co.
h-TSL. & w. Tildcn & Co. now prepared tn
supply Merchants, Tmmen and others, who may wish
TO engage IN tho business, with any quantity Of their
Stoves IT short notice. aud on the most liberia l'Tns,
not forgetting 10 earnestly solicit call from all who
intend To buy a stove, before purchasing csewhere-
They would say with the utmost confidence, thai tbs
70 suIpasses any thing of the kind offered 10
the pnbc, and are induced 10 make this state ment
from The fact that all who have had opportunity Of
testing their value back them up in this ASHTON
Hundreds Of certificates nigh; be produced, hut we
liove that nothing less than a fair trial can fully
convince any Of The facilities of all lis operations.
Don't forget to call and see for yourselves.
South Barre, Aug 4th, 1910. 64;f