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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-27
A HINT 70 NEW ENGLAND GIRLS.

Rev. Mr.. Morrison of New Bedford, in his
Peterborough centennial sermon, SAYS Early
in our history, the handr card, the little wheel
and the loom with the hand-shuttle, were al.
most the only instruments of manufacture in the
place. The grandmother of Governor Mile,
paid for four hundred acres of land IN fine linen
made entirely I except getting out the fax J bt
her own hands
Governor Hill, in his Farmers Eon,blv Wis.
tier. remarks on the above incident as follows:
Here IL an example for the ladies' of N. Eng.
land that would be worth following. Affac,ec
female dellcacy and refinement have surel,
nursed a race Inferior, TO the first mother of ou
iand; we Know not how or why the liner
hand wheel las been thrown aside. 1t ought tt
he restored. So ought the farmers of New Eng
lana a 10 keep up the fashion of growing fax
ilds article, on well prepared ground may bt
made source OF profit. Where the climate i.
to severe for the growth of mulberry, let The e,
pertinent of raising flax be revived. The fami
ly manufacture OF linen will hes. Indicate III,
ta'enl and capacity Of both mae and female
lie must be good farmer who knows how tt
raise good crop Of flax - to save and secur,
the valuable seed-to dew rot or waller rot il
md finally to break and clean the flax fit for tn,
hachel. And tho young lady, who, under the
guidance of a faithful mother has hatcheliet
aud spun the beautiful fibre upon the hanc
wheel, wove and whitened her damask linen I,
bile cloths her twenty pair of sheets, with dou,
BILE sets of pillow cases, her white irnged win.
dow curtains, &c. &c. will better reComment
herself TO good husband than abe who hal
had thousands aYuanind in tauch in ~ bor ,bo n.,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-27

4Xt Cuted bond iRat the tree should re-
main; and the stranger turned TO Col
Norris, and with generous lear sparl
ling in his eye, said: a..
IN youth 1t sheltered me, and | viii
protect il now
II affected Col. M. deeply,as it woult
any man who had.a heart capable o
feeling, and he returned home and wro.,
the following exquisite lines:
Woodman, spare that tree
Touch not single bough,
In youth it sheltered me,
And I'll protect it now. s...r.
T. was my fathers hand ..-..l,.. ..
That placed il Hear his cot;
Then, woodmat, le, it stand. e-f
Tby axe shall harm it not
- :. ~ s'ls@
Whose glory aud renown,
Are spread DER land aud sea-
And wouldst thou hack II dOwnl
Woodman, forbear thy strokel
Cut not its earth-bound lies,
Ol spare that aged oak l.
Now towering to the skieSI
When but an idle boy,
i sought its graceful shade:
In all their gushing pride,
There, too, my sisters played.
My mother kiss'd me here -
My father press'G my hand
Forgive this foolish tear,
But let that old oak standl
My heart-strings round thee cling,l
Close as thy bark, old friend
Here shall the wild bird sing,
And still thy branches bend.
Old tree the storm shall bravo
And woodman leave the spot
While I've, hand to save,
The axe shall harm it not.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-27

Con.--What is il that stands and sets
hIbe same t'msF Give it up1 Aprmler.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-27

But the Senator from Kentucky, [Mr
CLAY leaves 10 Stone untUrned. He
says that the friends Of tho lGdepen-
dent Treasury desire 10 estabhah on ex
eluelye metallic CuiveneYr as the medium
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-11
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AN EXAMINATION

Ofhc claims Of Mr.. Van Buren, and Gen. Har-
rison 10 the support Of The South, in Address
of the Hon. WADDY THOMPSON, TO his conStit'
fienLS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
ysve@.

THIS COLLECTION comprises the largest and most
/ general variety perhaps travel ng in America
he splendid preservation of the Giraffe Camel Leopard
is beautiful beyond description. Short nflcr shipping - il
died. the propnetos sustaining loss Of some $4,000 but
tho animal beng extremely fine and full grown, was
thought proper that should be preserved in the most
feet and natural way, which renders this grand dis lay
natural curosties still more attractive and complete.
The Keeper. Mr. SHAFFER, will enter the den of the
Lions Tigers, and oudle and hand II en- with
ing and the perfect cool and collected manner in whc
lac enters and maintains throughout perhaps unequacd II
the known world! not excepting the celebrated Van Am
burg who has astonlshed all rope in this most daring
unaccounabc manner.
needs no long spun mucllborel effort to give
Jcnco to exhibition Of this kind. flncrrstcd with
modern history which you have read it ref esl
the memory aud rensaic the mind If more pttiiculd
fond IN the pcrusa Of the sacred pages still interests
only shows plainly the supremacy Of that first grea
cause and the nohingncss and incompcieacy OF
The study Of history all age Of the world has been
sdced one of first Importance to finished and useful man
and car look nj part which appears more desirable
and IN many particulars, useful than natural history
To the young is OF vital Importance. living specimen
for ITSELF where look upon II and dia
his conclusions. If history detective, thus enables
him form right impressions which by No other possible
way cnud be easily effected and It is hardly possible
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

that live long receive instruction when
every dav presents and important objects around him
II is possible aud highly probable that the interior Of both
ASA and Africa ceming with living curioSes which ve
have had the least account Of All il wants
Is sufficient to bring them FORTH Yankee
enterprise has done this way perhaps than any ma
lion Garth and sill stands cldy the most dis
TAM and unexored regions If proper stimulus is gwen from
our legislative heads And the popretors Of tins establish
men would 10 the public that in consequence OF heavy
iaxaono degree than in any other State in the
Union her have not been enab ed pass through this sec
non of country possible advanla for number
Of years But al The present being rather convenient To
portion If he state, bought proper venture at
the tax Of $50 per day showing our entire eXhb-
under three pvons covering space OF ground some
% feet way and $50 the other lined with dtercn Gu
oslcs from all paris Of the hababe world, and from TIE
largest The smallest of the brute creation, and requiring
20 horses and 40 perform operations at the
daily OF $780, 50 il readily DO perceived maj
othc like import possibly pass through any
par Of tins State less expense Of The tax han
$3.50 day add 10 this occasionally rainy days which
The pfnprlctors mast consequently suffer- and almost
nouns 10 direct prohbiion which liberal or
rejecting person considering the Of the case per-
ectly unconeena and lnc0mpa ble with The spir Of
great constu' iona pOcyunder these circumstances
Anticipate an unparalleled support. ~ 2w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
.LfFACTs FOR THE PEOPLE.-c

IS hepresen; age of new inventions it important.
that the inventor should be deprive ed and defrau.
ded OF the benefits Of their Inventions by al an design
ing men, b." the contrary enjoy and have the benefits
OF those rights secured them by the laws the
try"
The subscriber having lately seen an advertisement in the
newspapers published at Montpelier signed by E. A. Webb
Co. stating IN substance that they determined make
aud sell Lester Tldens improved patent liking Stove
and offering 10 indemnify all those who will purchase stoves
of them or their agents.
Now this is notify the public that .hc stove IN question
is new and useful invention and the greatest improve
mcnt in the cooking stove, acknowledged BY all who have
seen used the M the said Webb Co. excepted that
hciG ever has been in tie United States and that the said
Town and Rowe1 stove, mentioned in said Webb & Cos.
ADVERTISEMENT has analogy principle or invent IN TO The
SAID iden stove and has been decided by the me
cnnlcs who are best qualified Judge The curved plae
referred to in sad Webb Co.'S advertisement, in the own
sieve is no hing more less Than plate running
through the ofhe stove over and under which The
re passes to the ur and put into said Town stove
merely for the purpose supporting the AMI has no
more to do with the said Tllden than would 10 nut
circular curved plate in the Of Conans or aay other
stove; That the sad Tdens is entirely new inyen-
ton. Now submit 10 the candor Of the pubic whether
Messts Webb Co, arc justified in the course they are
pursuing IN trying to deceive lbe public to induce the people
to buy their stoves when they well know that every person
who buys stove of them liable be prosccu ed and
pay dlmas us We further state that The reason tho,
the SAID Webb and Co have taken this corse
is this they tried to purchase right Of make and
our soyrS hn' beng unwilling TO pay us what thought
we ought to have thcv have take the course hy
nave, thinking they might not he subjected to pay
much damages as we asked them fr the right Of selling
Now one word IN answer TO J + and G G Robinson and
Darius , Rnwrlls adye ftsemeHs IN SAID papers In the
first Mace sad Robinson The city OF Washington
last Fall model of sad Rowcs for the purpose as
supposed Of getting it patented but il seems for Tins very
good reason was found trial to be worth any hing
ID II The Rowe stove Improvement they could not
no" by the laws relative TO ycta patentlch for the
reason they have suffered TO be used by he public before
obtaining patent. Now there is Thug Which would
be satisfactory 10 candid mind shov that we are
raht and tina, the SAID Webb and Co and l. aud & c
Robinson and Darius Rowe's advertisements a, deIu-
sWe ana without truth that this n the SAID dens stove
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

NTUTTING'S NEW GRAMMAR.-To ia Pubi3hns
' Of Naing'S NeU Grammar: Having auenveiy ex-
amined the New Grammar of Rufus Nutng publish
ing BY YOU, truly say that am happy nd
il, because in doing believe subserve far my
opinion may have weight the interests Of popular education
in our state. had always considered the former Gram
by the author equal and in RESPECTS sune-
ror, any use; and comparing the present work
-wlh the old one, | find all essential omissiots suppl
ed and large Of highly interesting and useful matter
added, which, my opinion, makes 1t work better
adapted to the use Of schools han any
mar extant ID IHOMPSON'
Mon peei, Sept "a. 1870
Nutnss Grammar, published in 1896 of which the
New NutIngs Grammar enlargement and improve.
ment highly recommended, among others, by Profess
Haduck, Of Dartmouth College Professor Chamberlain,
do Herman Daggett PRINCIPAL of the Foreign Mission
School, Rev Joseph Tracy former Preceptor Of Royaon
Academy Adams Moore Preccptor of Peacham Academy,
Rev Daniel Haskell, formerly President Of University Of
Vermont, Levi Smilh Preaepor Of Asead Academy and
by Committee Elementary School Books, appointed
by the State.
The above work Just issued from the press of E
Walton and Sons. Oct
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CENTRAL HOTEL.
HUGH GOURLEY.

ETURNS his thanks to the public at large for
~ their very liberal support for xix years in the
VILLAGE HOTEL, and wishes a continuance OF
tn ir iavors.
He has fitted up his house in the best style. II
being situated in The Of The village convenient
to all the Stores, Post Office, &c. the Village Hotel
will now 60 by The name Of
CENTRAL HOTEL,
and he the public that there will be netting
wanting on hlsp part, at al times, toaccommodae the
gentleman OF business, The gentleman Of pleasure,
and lie weary raveller, in style not surpassed for
accommodation and rcasonablencss OF fare, by any
IN the STATE.
All Stages That leave Montpelier call al this House
for passe ,eors.
Sept TO- 1870 GO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
Mnntpclicr, Sept. iS41.

NHlLDREN rEErHiNG-TO MOTHERS
~ .9.ND .NURSES-YOU arc well aware that
here are hundreds OF those ltlc ones that You sc
den,ly love, vino daily hnrrcd mi" an unimely
grave from That Distressing MALAY, CoAyuLsioNs
which almost every infant falls prey to at the time
IF dpntltion therefore, van who are Mothers and
ha e the care ni those little onrs, shonld apply DR.
PARIS'S CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
for lNFANriLE TEErHLNG, which has pre-
rrvrd thousands when thought past recovery, from
hat destructive ravagcr.
For sale only al the Bookstore of f. P. WAL
TON < SONS, Montpelier vi.
,ay1 1910 81
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'-7777 77--=---
GAIIllIlN
IN u tION
= THE FARMERS COOKINC, cToNrr

NJ THE FARMERS COOKING STOVE.
THE public hereby cautioned against buylng said
stove the right Of making said stove Of Lester Ttcn
or any one claiming under his pseu am The true in
ventor of SAID stove, and about taking out patent
therefor and said Tiden will be called upon 10
! his patent on my Invention h. A. Webs & Co. aud j. L.
q. q. Robinson have the sht oi making said ,ioye
| nd u" other person orPersoas whatever
Bare, Sept l6 1910. DARIUS S. ROMEII.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

Unwilling HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE ON
LEV BEARD STREET-1he subscriber will sell his
House and Lot also about half of first land
back df the Also house and los joining the same,
calculated for amilies-any wishing purchase
either of said lots both, vii! sell them low for cash
give credit forpart JAMES HUTCHINS.
t9No1tpeer. Oct 1870 DIV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
SEPT 30, 1870 FISHER HOLMES.
FARM FOR SALE

/ WISH 10 dispose Cd my Farm in BERLIN of l7O acres
IN mth slati OF eiliValioa well fenced, wooded, and
waieteh, With good and convenient BUILDINGS l-2 miles
from the State Sc Said Farm gapd both for gam
grass and w bo sold cheap the purchaser caa have
his own terms Of payment.
EDMUND LANGDON.
October 81, 1910. a72 3w
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I BROAD CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES- ETC.

BKOAU CLOTHS, CASSIMtRES, ETC.
- UST received by Jeweti Howes and Co suporino end
medium Eng Ger. and American Broad Cloths ofal coos
and prces Pilot and Beaver Clohs of every variety from
81 90 TO 50 per yard, Cassmctes, new sylcs-London
Doc skins, Black, blue and fancy colored Cassmercs
Vestngs now stylcsWnter Veslings figured and plain,
satin dos together with large assortment Il Vcves Ser
ges siec'as, Bro, Linens, Canvass, Padding Binding
ANY gcneman IN want ofgamenis Ofduy kind will do well
to give US call. Oct. 8, 1910.
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r, FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
y USr received the Tailoring Establishment Of the
subscriber opposite the Brick Church. Those WHO wish
their clothing made in the best and latest STYLES respec
lively invited 10 give him call Every thing done X. G.,
and cutting done for others make particularly O. X. Just
step in and try. HENRY ISHAM.
Montpelier, Oct. 8, 1910. dwif
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
HUNTINGTON's NEW GEOGRAPHY
AND ATLAS

Tor School, Academies and Families This Is
! decidedly one oi The best Sch, o Geographi,s
that has been offered TO The public. We would re-.
specifically call he attention OF ieachyr 10 this book
large supply received and Tor sale by the dozen or
single, by Fl. p. WALTON & SONS.
Sept. IL, 1910. eff.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

/ NJ t. Il NOS.
y EWETT, HOWES AND co. have received hv late
arrivals from Boston, every variety of sus for coaks and
dresses, consisting of Cd and 81 plain and f. Eng Me
rno, French do dn Cd printed Saxnnes, Cd and A
silk and wool Cimb Gen. Victoria and Rosscine Piads
plain and fed Apines; Alpaca Lusres; Orleans Cloth
Also 200 pieces FrcHch Eng. aud American Prints all Of
which will he sold barUaius
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

STATIONARY An excellent assortment on hand
Cconsstns of Letter Paper Of various kinds aud
cap and pot Paper Billet Paper Drawing Paper Bristol
Board Tissue Paper Visiting Cards. Conversation Cards.
Steel Pens Of numerous kinds Yellow Opaque and Russia
Quilts Drawing Pencils Water Coors; Sealing Wax,
rcd BLACK ana yarga'edi Waters OF all kinds and sizes
black writing Ink Stephens blue FLUID, and others ink
Stands Sand Boxes Of vaius sizes both and box
wood, large assorlmcnt Paper Folders Steel Pen Hol-
ders Notice and other Seals Letter Stamps Toy Paints
for children Wafer Boxes Pencil Loads Carmne Mcz-
zoino Sauces Toy Books for children of The ncatest and
pre'tiest kinds and many other articles
mention, We have large supply Cf most Of The above
uccs, which we will sell on very low terms.
Il p WALTON AND SONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12

JAMES TOWN, WATCH AND CLocKMAKER, would
y respectfully inform the Inhabitants of Montpelier and
vicinity that he has taken the shop opposite tho Bank
Gently occupied by Samuel Abbott, where he is opening
fresh from New York and Boston Markets large and
splendid assortment of Watches Jewey, Silver Spoons,
Gold Beads Watch Keys, Seals, CHAINS Gold and Silver
Thimbes Spcctaces, Knives, Razos etc. together with
large variety Of Toys and fancy articles all o which will be
sold at low prices WdGhwork of ever description done
in good order and by expc denccd workman Particular
attention will be paid to the repairing q! Clocks, thai
partment viii be conducted by himself.
Oct s. 1910. W,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
NEW FALL GOODS

STORRS & LANGDON, ha, just r,cciv d
- from New Yak ID Boston, Mcrrnocs, High
lard Shaw's, Cumblirrn Tor C.ouk-, SUPER. French
and Lo don Prinit, Furni'ure prints al ems per
yard, Thread, Laces and Edgiags, Blown Cotton e.,
finer Than the D",rr-. LARGE lot of Umbrellas very
cheap, Brown Sherngs, Chiffon Bauing casks
Porto RICO Sugar, refined Loaf do. do crushed do.
Old Java Coffee, Sc.
MOI. neIl.r Sen. ION $50 60 3w.
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: PREPARE FOR WINTER.

FARMElpS COOKING STOVE
THNflE ,ub,rrihers would notify their friend and
Il the public, thai they have on hand The above val
liable stove of their own casting, made Of hrsl tate
Scotch, DIETER Ihan he best pig -Iron) which they
will sci dealer, aud Others on the most reasonable
terms. Darius Rowcll aud J. S. Robn.on are the
,rnc invensrs ni sad sioSc, except the three curved
back plate, which invented and u-cd ~ ruwn',
|" Crane slove" We shall cast. sell and nse said
,iovr, and defend and save harmless those who pur.
chase sad stove Of rs gents Our ghbors,
Messts. L. X w. Tden g. Co. Will uoI ln9hlGn us
out Of Cur night ni using our >wn inventions, and
hose which brlong to The public By erpcous adIcr-
uScmrnis or Greetings We are ready 10 try ures,
aud nope orr saG nvlghbors will no, feel disturbed
UdGiuon 10 the abnyc stove, We shall keep on han
catv.rlcty Of Cookina Parlor aud Blk Stoves of
ihr h 81 fashions NOW in use Also cauldron kcltles
plou-h- hollow Ware, 81. &c. Let lhuse who wish
TO purchase. call aud examine The " Farmers Cook
ing Stove" made by lhcIr long tried iIicnds before
they bny else, here.
Orc cast stove plates hum ont much sooner ihPn
those made iion Scotch plg nor. Those who buy
81 Us, en- have their stoves repaired al much less
expense Than those who buy oil our nciahbnrs. who u
castings are Nude from line ore in the south or wesl
part Of this Stare
il & G.. C, ROBINSON.
B1rrr Sent. 10. 1910. CO.
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CITIZENS OF VERMONT /!

order TO secure TO YOU the true BIandrcih Vegei.
! able Uniyersal Pills the sale OF them IN your Stat,
II hereafter be conducted in the following name.
Is one travelling agent, M. John O, Langley, vii
Vi 1t the State whose authority 10 act for me will b,
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BLANK ROOKS

4 LARGE a-surtmenr OF L,dsrr- J.urna,s d,
"a Books, Bar Rouks, QaHos, Cash Book. Town
Records, A'phabcs. Mcmorlndums. &c. &c ~
on hand and Tor sale cheap ilr cash. by
Il. p WALTON & SONS.
Sept ~ 1910. col
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ILL., = :: s.x 80: =: 4. re-:

kssssSsssszzs pecllully inform his friends and the
pubns That he continues 10 occupy the Ho.c former
" kept by Seth Klmball, which is large and cotn.
modious public house, pleasantly situated State
ST., few rods from the State House, where he fiat
lers him tIl that by his exertions and careful atten.
ton 10 the wants Of those who favor him with call
ne will be able In make his house a Home for the
weary traveller aud Il pleasant rrcUr Tor &C nemcp
Of business pleasure
To all who will favor him with their parronag &c hr
would say they shall fine the best Of fare for man Il
beast, in style not surpassed by any, and on The
most reasonable terms
;LJSrhc Stages call III his housc 10 leave and re.
crrvr passengers, l. r. qncsicd vino will be acco nno-
dated in GOOD STYLE with meals and lodging.
.rfS Members Of the Legislature and people atten
ling Court, are respectfully invited 10 give IN a call,
and he will assure them Of quiet house and excel
lent accommodations on the lowest terms.
MontpeIier WILING. Sept 1870 6S
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PEADER do you want to laugh right heartily? Then
IL Just step into Watons Bookstore and buy of the
ic AImanacs for 1911. few pages of either will drive
the BLUES away. Oct
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THE VILLAGE SCHOOL C.ILDl.II a

INOR Children, emkeAsled with mum, rous On ora
a Wings and ten neatly engraved Maps. aree
supply Of This excellent iiule wotk just received and
Tor saie by
f. p. WALTON g. SONS.
Sept ~, 1910. 60 If.