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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

&lA~SlsElaSsssss4F spoons silver plated and Bit
tana ware plated and japan casters; silver plated
shutters and trays SILVER and Brania medals
music boxes spy glasses OF all kinds, pocket ccm-
passes, thermometers pocket books and wallets.
gill; and steel cla-ps, miniature settings pearl,
gl and plated waist buckles and slides ; fancy goods
aud Cutlery, a very large assortment Rogers cele
DRAFTED penknlves various kinds variety Of supcrir
polished scissors silver butter knives and cream
ers ; percussion caps Silver and Steel Spectacle
aud eye glasses open top silver AID steel ihimbles,
silver pencil cases medallion necklaces and lockets
head purses aud bags gold neck chains tape needless
stay Rugs, spirit level walls Rogers superior Eng
Ish razors, razor straps tweezers hair, tooth and
nail brushes shaving boxes cologne, otto OF rose,
lavender fancy soaps, extract OF rose, shaving mir.
roIs Chess men.
Stripping pencils Brass ndle sticks Gold aud Silver
leaf, German Silver Tea and Table Spoons and IL
gar longs Of The b, ST quality, Cut glass smelling bot
ties, China lnk,tands China vases some very neat
styles plated hell rallies, IVORY emory cushions
do, spool stands, Sc.-Also-a good assortment OF
eight day TIMEPlECES, wooden clocks, &c. all OF
| which will he sold at small advance lIom cost.
| Persons wishing 10 purchase silver spoon 10 sell
again, bcurnshed on The most reasonable terms.
They would say The public that in consequence 81
The large amount of silver made and sold by
| heIn they are induced to reduce their retail prices.
Any person wishing 10 purchase will do well TO give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
! 10 Clocks and Watches OF every Description
carefully rcpaird and warranted IT, Engraving If
all kinds executed in the best manner. Cash paid for
old Gold and Silver.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

Silver Lever and Lepine, Eng
lish, French and Swiss
Watches, Gold, gilt, steel an
plated Watch trimmings dia-
mond, pearl, jet, fillagrec, chas-
sed aud plain Ornaments
warranted god beads silver
spoons; silver plated and Bit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depot at Charles'own and
Nashua, every morning. Sundays excePted')
All goods to be transported on The Rail Road going
above Lowell must be sent to the Company Freight
Depot, CharIeslown, at the end of Warren Bridge
Goods 10 be forwarded by The morning train must
be sent TO the Depot as early the evening before.
The Company having provided large and eommo-
hious Store Houses both at Nashua and Charles.
town, and having completed their arrangements for
the Transport Of Merchandise, give notice that
they are now prepared TO transport all Goods and
Country Produce which may be forwarded to their
Depos, and for This purpose have furnished safe and
covered cars which will perfectly secure goods from
DAMAGE and careful and experienced men 10 take
charge of tn, transportation Business at the Depos
and to accompany the goods over the road.
The Company, determined not only 10 Occommo-
date The public, but to extend every facility in their
power, both to Teamsers and Merchants, have hx-
ed upon the following rates OF Freight;
$3.50 per ton each way between Nashua and
Ch0rlestown.
sl,Oe per ton each way betwecnNashua and Lew
ell.
All Regular Transfers running 10 the cars will be
carried over the road between Nashua and Charles
town, each way, free Of expense.
ONSLOW STEARNS, Supt.
Nashua, March 81, Is4O. 60
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

C,CALES-Fairhnrk ks patent and counter scale
- tor sale ny S BURBANK, Jr. Montpelier.
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TIN WARE.

TIN WARE.
S00n Ten quart Pans,
OOOO $500 six do do
$500 pals assorted sizes, together with
aiarge aid general assortment Of all kinds OF ware,
now on hand and for saleb by Villas, LOOMS 4 Co
June 10.
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EW FALL GOODS.

RAfLiES GOSS have this day received their
-hD Fall supply Of Goods comprising almost every
article called Tor at country store, TO which they n.
IL L. llaAli n t.... T.
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CPurgative, the Maches piced sanatve or any o'her
Pills Comp und before the pubic, as cer'el 10 oy
Physicians and others. Let none condemn them unt
they have tried Them and then are certain lhey VIII
not.
1t is settled point with all who have used the
Vegetable Persian Pills, that they are pre- einnenuy he
best and most efcacious Family Medicine that has yer
been used in America. If every family could beceme ac'
qusinted with their sovereign po"e over disease ,hey
apply the first appea OF disease, and theh now
much distress mould be avoided and money saved as wen
as the lives OF thousands who are hurried ou oil time by
negccttng dae in Its first stages or by not beng pos
oi r"medy which they Gun place nePeTdenee up
Al who wish guard against sickness should use The
PERSIAN PILLS freely chcn needed; no INJURY can en-
used from youth to old age en taken according 10 The
The RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN PILLS
The of these Ills originated from the circumstance
OF the medicine being found only in tine cemeteries Of err
sia The vegetable productions being OF peculiar KIND,
led to experiments TO its medical qualities and virtues
In halt century became established medicine Tor
diseases OF that country The extract of thus singular pro-
ducon was introduced into parts OF Europe IN the
lS and used by many celebrated physicians IN cur
ing certain Diseases where all other medicines had been
used IN vain Early in the year I2 the extract was COM
bned with certain vegetable medicine imported from Du
Baca the East Indies, and formed ntu pills. The
admirable effect of this compound the humun system
led physicians and families nio it's general Their
long established character their universal and healing viz
tues The detergent and cleansing qualities Of thei specI
cal action upon the gander part Of the system are such as
will sustain heir reputation and general use IN the Ameri-
can Republic.
certify that have by way OF experiment, used the by
goan and Of the various kinds OF pills, IN my prdc-
ce which have borne the highest repute in the public
maton that have been offered for sale in this vicinity for
the last years. luding those called the Resurrection
or Persian Pills and tue public may rest assured that
none among the whole catalogue has answered a better
purpose easy and eectua remedy than the Resur-
rection or Persian Pills in most cases OF disease
i CHARLES BACKUS, M. D.
Rochester: N. Y. Sept. p, 1887.
TO MOTHERS.
Messrs. E.. Chase and Co.:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
WOOL.

IT ANGDoN g. WRIGHT will pay CASH ic
~ few hundred pounds Of good clean fecc
WOOL, ii delivered at their cash store.
June 25, 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

DURE SPIRITS for medicinal, and pure Wines
l. for medicinal and sacr,mcntal purposes, Iorsale
by L IL PRENTlSS.
Dec is. 1899
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
NASHUA & LOWELL RAILROAD
UMMER ARR ANGE
49, es 49, ~ 80

& IN and after Wednesday, April LIST, 1910, the
W Passenger Trains will run follows:
Leave the Depot Of this Lowell road in
Boston at and / A NJ, and 2 and half past M.
Nashua al quarter pas, and quarter past 10 A M
and quarter past and three quarters past P NJ.
Lowell at quarter past SAN, and quarter past IL,
quarter past and three quarters past 6pM
or Immediately 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 81 so.
On the arrival Of the cars at Nashua, stages leave
for all parts Of New Hampshire, Vermont, New
York and Canada, via Amoskeag, Concord, Keene
Charleston, ~ II. Windsor. Bratlleborough VI, sc.
Books are kept at the Stage Office Nos. and II
Elm street, BOSTON; and the Northern and w
tern Railroad and Stage Office in front of The De-
pot, LOWELL, where seats can be secured in any
of the Coaches, and correct information obtained re-
specting the different Stage routes.
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lS4O
VERGENNES & BUFFALO LINE.

THE CANAL PACKET j. SHERMAN,
l. GAIT M. T. DAVIS, will commence her lrlps
on the 2sh OF April between this city and Buffalo.
RUNNING NIGHT AND DAY, AS FOLLOWS:
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TIN PLATE, &C.

TANNERS OIL.
4 UsT received aud for sale by Storrs Lang
81 dans. Aue Pc IS4a=.66s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

DYE. F,ny bushels OF Rye of superior quality,
IN for sale BY LANGDON & WRIGHT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

ITO THE AFFLtCTED.--Thos afflicted
a. with disease of he Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Dys.
pepsia and Liver Complaints, will find m HAL
LOCKS VEGETABLE POWDER s SYRUP,
a sovereign remedy FROM the abundant testimony
OF lis wonderful effects in Of the above kinds, l.
may safely be said 10 be decidedly the best article
offered TO the public. The operation Of his medi.
cine is peculiar mid and safe. Those awful symp-
toms which indicate diseased lungs readily yield 10
this certain remedy when s'asonabl, rcsorlcd 10, aud
restores The patient 10 that bodily vigor which D..
npon flcf to lis natural operation surely destroys.
This valuable medicine may be had by application at
the Bookstore Of T.. p. WALTON &. SONS, Soie
AernIs Tor this vicinity. OG 81. %.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

I2 BBLS. PORK, a do. Mutton, aud, good vim.
egar al 3D. per gallon. |. CUTTING.
Cabot. May 10, 1870 25h
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
british LUSTURE.

CPRUCE SINGLE. so M prime warrant-
- ed Spruce Single - sale by LANGDON 4
WRIGHT, Dec 27, $50
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ARUGS, MEDICINES & PAINTS, Of
~ all descriptions, just Iec' iveG and Tor sale by
. p. REDFlELD, east end OF Branch Bridge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

Z UST received by S. P. Redtied, Brushes OF all
81 kinds, such cloth, hair, tooth, leather, paint,
varnIsh, whtewash, SHOE horse, counter, banister,
floor, hearth, and flesh brushes. p. REDFlELD.
Montpelier, May IL. 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
RESURRECTION PERSIAN PILLS.

A. HITCHCOCK Co.
So No. III Genesee st., Utica, N. Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24
lErom The N. Y. Ntn Era. J

Here Goes the Pokcr,-The British Wings with peck.
cts lined with British gold and melted with the hopes to
engrat British principles in the conduct Of our Govern
ment Boosting very loudly and endeavorng to in
tmidate the unterIfed Democracy by offers of large
bets. To test this sincerity, wealthy gentleman,
residing in Harrison county, Virginia, has authorised
US to publish the following proposition. While we
opposed TO betting particularly on the results OF
elections there few of friends able to make
take bets that constrained 10 give publicity
to the wishes of our correspondent Letters addressed
to Levi D. Samm, editor of the New Era, post paid,
will be promptly attended to.
Sri authorize you 10 offer the following bets for
$4,000 that Martin Van Buren, will he reelected
President of the U. S.
$4,000 that Mr.. Van Ruren viii get the electoral vote
Of New Hampshire.
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote ofN. York.
$4,000 that he get the electoral vote of n. Jersey.
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote of Pennsyl
vana.
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote Of Virginia.
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote of s. Carolina.
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote Of Alabama.
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote of Tennessee
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote of Arkansas;
and
$4,000 that he gets the electoral vote of Missouri
The whole of the above bets S40 000) be taken
together, and the money staked Immediately. Amy
British Wing can perceive that the above States are
sufficient to elect Mr.. Van Buren,, to say nothing of
his chances in Maine, Massachusetts, Maryland Geor-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24
From the .Aashriiie Unioa.l


We have in the Office of the Secretary of State
two communications from The TorldS Conpcnton of 1Jo-
ionss under the seal of the British and Foreign Abo-
lition Society, Of them FR4.NKED by S. M.
GATES, A WING MEMBER OF CONGRESS,
from Mem York. and both addressed to ellis Exceen-
cy, james X. Polk, Governor Of the State of Ten
nessee.' They are INCENDIARY-or, we would lay
them before the public. We have permission, how
ever, publish the letter of the Governor in reply
Gates, which is as follows:
NASHVILLE, Ten. Oct Cd, 1910.
To the Hon S. NJ GATES, Member of Congress from
the State Of .tso York
Sir-l have received through the Post Office
communication, under your official frank as q
member of Congress, containing certain proceedings Of
body of men styling themselves IA Convention of
"the friends of the Negro, assembled from various
parts of the world convened for the purpose of pro-
noting the Immediate entire and universal abolition
"of Slavery and the Slave trade This convention,
it appears was holden at London in the month Of June
last The envelope covering the communications
which to me under your frank, is pOst-marked
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

SALE uF LAND. NEGROES, &C. IN HANOVER. q
TNpEH lat IL Hnorer County Court, Of
u wi' sch ~ h..i bidder, the premises the 29th
Ort,.cr Tract Land SLIGO, Hanover,
Little aonin. the lands Of Messrs Edmund VI Ander
H. a.d others belonging the children
~ deceased The fi0 acres
p>ng good deal Of excellent meadow; lies avoaby is well
waercd healthy and considered Of the best farms in
the ncghhorood Persons wishing purchase invited 10
see will be shown by Mr. Long, he manager r Lucius
II. Minor, Mi. Noel, or Mr.. Redd, neirIbors.
Ao several SLAVES, aud Nil the Stock, Crops, SC. Wheat
will be before the sne such preparations made that II
can be directly, and possession given forthwith.
TERhs-For the Negroes, credit Of six months For the
Land beratedt, made known the SALE For the Stock,
Crops credit Of year, except Of five dollars
less which be cash. Bond, with good security, will he
QIired; and, for the land, lien also
Lu i.i ri MINOR scR.NA"' Commissioner, &C.
Sent % 4l-wIws
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GREAT BIRG.1I.YS.
NIL SITFIf Ut bT'JDs.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather, Paper, Sc, &C.

FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, LEATHER, Paper, &c, Sc
HhOiesafe and Retail.
WE receiving by various vessels from Philadelphia
w New York and Boston, FALL STOCK OF Goods
which, for variety quality and cheancs we are satisfied cannot
be surpassed by any House in Virginia.
We m:e wholesale aud retail customers, and the public
generally to call and examine our assortment before purchasing
in other House. We offer in part the following, viz:
$500 pair Ladies' Kid, Morocco and seakin Slippers all qua
lities.
1000 pair Ladies' fine sealskn Morocco and Kid Shoes all
100 pair Ladies' fine Famed Shoes part superior
300 do. do. Gum Elastic Shoes, MoccasiDs and quilted
900 do. do. Cater, fine Leather and scaskin Boots
300 do. Gcnemen's fine Calf Boots, part Miles hest
100 do. do Waterproof and Cork sole Boots, Miles
300 do. do. fine Calf Navy Shoes part Niles best
300 do. do do scaIskn and Morocco Pumps
300 do. do do Calf and Kipsewcd Monroes
$50 do. do. do Calf, Gum Elastic, Buialoc and
1000 unbound pergcd and sewcd BrOgans.
1000 900 DO DO lined a. and bound do. do DO do
1000 women's leather, pegged and sewcd Wells
800 do. dc" end DC" and a" do h sSe
$40 do Misses fine Morocco, seaskin, and fine Leather
Boots and Shoes
900 do. tine Kid, Morocco and Leather Slippers
1900 do. chdens fine Leather and seaskin Boots Shoes
1000 do Morocco and Kid Boots, ANGLE Ties and Buskns
RICHMOND MADE BRoGUEs.
500 pair mems Richmond made Brosues, for Factory Field,
and Railroad hands.
SOLE LEATHER
$50 sides good and good damaged Sole eaher-a beautiful
IS nests sealskn and Hair Trunks
300 realms wrapping Post, all sizes
IS do. Cap and Letter writing Paper
Also,
Hard Leather and Bellows Top Tfaysns Trunks Carpet
Whisps Mats &c. &c. d.. BURLINGTON 1 CO.,
Wholesale and Rttaa Fashionable Boet Trunk
septs 35-wswS. IafIm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24
E,resh LnN and Winter DRY GOODS.

Try The fine shin Portsmouth, arrived in New York in July last
I'D and Tie Rhode Island ~ James ri9er We have re-
ceiyed receiving own importations oi fohElN
DRY GOODS which, together with purchases made by our senior
ncr during the weeks spent at the North enables US
10 offer 10 our customers and the public generally certainly The
cheapest and desirable Stock Of Goods We have ever hd III
or durnr our whole life Of than twenty years
ur stock very large and general and almost every package
il now IN stores and when tell our country and city irehus
ha Dv Goods are abot as cheap Tobacco would be at
Dos or @ per 100 m Wheat j. 3D. per bushel or Corn at
id barrel Cotton AID lb they ought to he sails
fed a ihey cannot continue ow-especa many not to
ay most leading staple articles been laid i'll lar below the
actual cost of production These things being AMI tile country
badly supplied with goods and getting rapidly into
good condition and pay for them, would seem
nancstly right To buy III invited To l ana
examine iur themselves. +. & J. :. JAME; 4 CO.,
Globe Squire.
Son, 35-6tty w3,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24
Major-Ge and Quarermaster- Gen
The Hon. J. r. PorSsErr,
Reyiu of the President.

WASHINGTON, sept. Is, Ic4U'
Gentlemen have received your kind letter, invit-
ing me to attend Mass Meeting of the Democratic
Electors of the several counties contiguous the Hud
son River, to the triumph of free prin-
cpes in the passage of the Independent Treasury Bill
with pleasure i would afford
to accept your friendly invitation if could do SO, it
cannot be necessary to assure you.
There has been event in the course of my pub
lie life, in which have taken deeper interest," the
success of which has been grateful to my feel
ings, than that which you about to celebrate Al
though compelled to propose the measure by sense
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24
POETRY
THE SWEAT OF THE POOR AND THE BLOOD OF THE
"MucA Yxr REMAINS us.rse."

sTuE SWEAT OF THE POOR AND THE BLOOD of II
BRAVE
BENJAMIN -, :,
uCod is analysis the sweat OF tile poor anu VIC w
of the brave."-JosepA Napoleon
Waste treasure like water, We noble and great
Spend the wealth of the world TO increase your e'''
Pile up your temples OF marble, anu Iuise
Columns and domes that the people may gaze
And wonder at beauty, so gorgeousy shown
nv subjects more rich than the king on ms thfohe
Lavish and souander-for why should yc save =,
'rhr sweat Of the poor and The blood oil tie brave:
Pour wine into cobe,s, all orusted with gems
Wear pearls on your colsrs and pearls on your hehs
Let diamonds in splendid prousion out'ie
The MYRIAD stars of tropical SKY.
.rhoupi from the night Of the tathomless mime
These may be dug al your banquet 70 shine,
Lille care We for The chains OF the slave
s.The sweat of the poor and the blood OF the brave.
B-ho,d nj YOUR gates stand the feeble and old,
Let thea. in the sunshine and freeze III ie cold
Let them ,ilrve though morsel, 4 drop VIII impart
New yi.or nd warmth 10 the limb aud the heart:
you taste mol their anguish, feel not Their pam,
Your heads are moi bare the wind and the ruin
Must wreiches like these of poor charity crave
ssThe sweat Of the poor and the blood or the brave
An army goes ont in the morn's early light,
Ten thousand gay soldiers equipped for the light
An home AT the closing ui day;
Oh, where their hanncrs their goodit array
We widows and orphans, bewal NOT 81 loud
Your proans NAV embier the feast Of the proud:
To win for their store--dld the Wild battle rave
tsrhr sweat Of the poor and the blood OF the brave"
Gold gold in al ages the curse Of mainland,
This letters are forged for the soul and the mind:
The limbs may I've free the wings of = bird
And the mind be the siaye of a look and word.
TO gain thee men batter eternity's crown,
Yield honor, affection and lasting fenown,
And ,n,ncle like foam with life's swift-rnshiag wave
'.he Of the poor and the blood Of the brave"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

ra, Louisiana, Mississippi, Illinois, Ohio and Mi
chigan; as many of which States as he gets w 40
fort majority. If the British wings nave as luen con-
their foreign fund is not exhausted, hope they will
show their sincerity by accepting my offer. As have
read in your paper an account Of some of the British
Wing office holders suing the stakeholder OF some Oct
made in your city 10 recover his money BACK shal, IT,
pursue such a dshonorable course--and that the bel
Shall be considered as drawn, candidate dies on
or before the lh of November and will do the same
on my part. a" your u,I NY, 1oSrc
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By the Gorernor Of Firgiaia.

WHEREAS il has been represented that JAMAS BAN
w TON late prisoner confined in the Jail Of Nelson county,
a has broken the SAID JAIL and having made
his escape is going NJ large:
Therefore, hereby offer reward Of Fifty Dollars to any person
or persons wo will apprehcnd said fugitive and deliver him
into the Jail Of Nelson county And require all officers, civil
military, ana request the people Of the Commonwealth to use
their excuns he be- arrested and brought Justice
Given under my hand GOVERNOR and under the lesser
fSEAl seal Of the Commonwealth Richmond, this oath day
September isi0. THOMAS W. 6llMEH
James Banion trade Blacksmith about % years old, feet
or inches high middle SIZE and with yellow i- eyes
lie had on, when he escaped small black r hat white coat,
striped pantaloons, and boots.
Srnt ~ 40-wiw