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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01

/ NEW AND ELEGANT PRINTS. Opened
| ~ this morning, to waich The attention Of the La
difs is invited by LANGDON d WRIGHT.
April 10, 1910
nALM LEAF HATS. 100 doz. superfne aud
! common palm leaf hats TO arrive this week, and
will he cold low by the dozen or single, by LANG
DON WRIGHT. April
BROA AID CLOTH ~
SA PS. German, French, Eng. and American
CVB Broad Cloths and Cassmeres at very reduced
price, For salo by STORRS & LANG DONS.
Montpelier, priI "a, 1910. q93
4 NEW GOODS.
~ UST received by JEWETT, tlOWES & CO.,
their assortment Of Spring and Summer Goods, com.
posed Of styles aud prices adapted to The season and
times Montpelier, May q 1910
NEW GOODS at the Cheap Cash Store Bay
~ lies and Goss have received rich figured silks
few pieces Mareailes de I.oie, Printed Muslin and
Mouslin dc Lame aIl beautiful Please cali und
anime. Montpelier, Maya so
DIAPER HANGINGs just rcceivedly Stors
Lonsdors. April 80, SO Pm
Sn PS. Bod Ticknga, 5000 ,ds. Sheeling jus,
~ received by Sious & Lansdoos. May !, 2m
DALM LEAF at sTORRs s. LANGDoNS.
Mayl. 3n
M OLCOT's UNCHANGEABLEW RI-
w TING FLUID. This Fluid has been cx
aminc by chemists and proved The best ever offered
W '' l''""'' ~ "" Wy F'i'NN bCiNpNANN' ~
~ BONNETS, BONNETS.
DAYLTES 6s GOSS have received new Bon.
nets, Ribbons, Flow uud Wreaths which they wili
sell cheap for CASH May ..
| ~ ROUND n. 8. PLASTER, for sale al
| w Bayies and g. ss. Mayo.
100 ps. Eng. French and American 'iiais some
low as cents per yard, by SOUTHWlCk SlRLEY
| &. DAVIS. May T..
NROCKERY & GLASS WARE.--A
~ spnndlc assortment, which will be- sod cicap
for cash or approved crcdir.
SOUTHWlCK, SlBLEY & DAVIS.
North Montpelier May /, 1910.
1n DOz. Block I'm Tea Pots for sale BY the
IV dozen at Manufacturers prices by s. s. x
DAVIS. North Mont nelirr, May l. 30
L7REsH LEMONS & ORANGES for sale
l. by S. $. DAVIS. N. Monipciier May /.
IrE TO THE LADIES.
! HOSE who want superior Straw Bonnet will
| DO well 10 call us before purchasing elsewhere
! We have on hand and are manufacturing n very
pcrior article 10 what we have heretofore. The style
| and hnish OF our bonnets viii be quail and much
peror in incness 10 the Boston Bonneis. Bon
net Trimmings and Wrcahs Of ev,ry variety, oil OF
which will be sold very cheap. Merchant supplied
On reasonable terms al short notice
SOUTH WICK, SlBLEY e. DAVIS.
North Montpelier, May |, 1910. so
GREAT BARGAINS.
| C1OUTH WICK, SIBLEY & DAVIS have just re.
y ccived complete assortment of Spring ard Sum.
mc Goods aud those disposed 10 get great bargains
will find il for their Interest 10 call.
! North Montpelier, May I, $40. so
! NJ EW and cheap Goods from New York. To
Y arrive this scek AT Lam cdons 4 WrirIu,s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01

TE1LE.-A tow Tile suitable "r parlonr hrarths
p for sale by DAVID WRITTEN. nov~f5- ~ ~
also nv J. LOOMS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01
BRICK, BRICK,
nOwN's VEGETABLE BALsAMTC

~ Elk EK Tor cough, colds AID consump.
ton, lthcuIuac Liniment for cure uf rheumatism,
and NatuIe's Assistant Tor purifying the blond nsi
received snd for sale by r. p WALTON & SONS,
al The Mnnlprlrr Buokstore. Dec. IA.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01
SALTS SALTS

CCALES-Fur5ank's patent and counter scale
- for sale by S BURBANK, Jr. Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01

DONNETTS, RIBBONS & FLOWERS, just
- received by Storrs &. Lapgdons. Apr "a. 3m.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01

n INSEED OIL & PAINTS CHEAP
IA 20n0 lbs White Lead, 200 gals. Linseed Oil
and all other paints oil prime quality Tor sale low
May By LANGDON & WRIGHT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01

w ANTED.-lOO 900 lbs clean WOODEN Rags,
w (any kind except fulrd) 200 lbs, dri. Apple,
May |, 4n. By Stnrrs s. Ian s,ons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01
JOHN LEACH & co.

y AISINs by The Box aud Kcg Tor sale by Slorrs
N and Langdons' NAV +
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01

80 49, E 3 80 -

hN and after January I, 1889, the passenger
" Trains, will, INCOME xion wi h the Of the
Boston and Low ell Railroad
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-01
DRITISH IUSTUR E

HN@EN
NHE genuine article is decidedly the best prerara-
H. 'ionin use Tor cleansing and beauyins stoves
and iron work. For sale BY
Oct. 4, 1899. f. II. PRENTlSS.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
Tbe Spirit OF Tbe Sac.

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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
THE TOURNAMENT.--T 1.-THE DAYS OF
RICHARD COEUR DE LION.

"Brlryc me thu, never more lnngrd To break lance
against any man, than do against this Boosting FRENCH
man.
he met the Baron with such rrowcss that while the
very plume his cnsque seemed scarcely stirred amt
had thrown several PAGES rom MS slctd-nnu u WIS
not til moments after his visor was removed ny MS
sluircs that he recovered his senses" RIENzi'
Gallant bird-ncyer better nght-thc heron
has it there shouted the gay hawking party, as
shading their eyes from the sun, they watched the
noble falcons flight through the sky
'Your bird is q splendid one said tall and
powerful knight, whom his scryirors and the world
called Lord de Thicvry. lie spoke with strong
French accent, us addressing beautiful young
maiden in the group, who might have seen some
sixteen summers, he continued 'your bird is n
splendid one, Lady Banchc,-may ask whence
he came, have seen none iner-by our lady
even at the court of France. =
There might have been seen, for moment, a
bright red spot upon the check of the maiden, as
she listened to this alecaon Of national superior
i,y, by the naughty Frenchman; but her high brce-
ding soon drove ii away and she answered cour-
tcously,
: 1t was the gift of my fathers page, Henry de
Stanlcy-you may have heard of his lineage-it is
of the proudcsl in the land, though nov, alas! sad
~ stripped of its own by the civil wars of these
revolutionary tines
what, the son of Walter de Stanley, whose cs.
t,es were forfeited by Stephen, yon beardlcs'
youngstcr 2 and he glanced with contempt at &
youth who sa, near by upon his s'ccd, apparent,
engaged in watching the heron's flight, but who
ever and anon, stole glanccs, half of suspicion, hal
of some warmer sentiment pcrchancc, toward the
Baron and Lady Blanche.
Yes, it is hc,- but no bcardlcss youngstcr,' an
swcrcd the maiden with some warmth, for hi.
arm, they say, is strong as that Of many renown.
ed knight, and sooth to say, ii will not be long be-
fore he will wear spurs himself aud then reco-
lecting that she had perhaps spoken more warml!
in the youths favor, than would be fitting in tn,
eyes of others, she checked herself and added
at least they say that Henry de Stanley is fore
most in the joust, and fears nothing
Ella! sits the wind in that quarter mutercd tn
Ircnchman, to HIMSELF CASING hceh ounce ior
moment at the maiden, movement which brough
the blood again into her cheeks,-' but no, it can
not be-thc heiress Of half shire, in love with
andless page. the son of an exiled traitor, wthou
more rcnown than my borse-boy by my father
faith it canuot be y
Lady Blanche was the only child Of one of I'll
proudest and weallhiest of highlands nobility du
ring the regus of Henry the Second and his stall
warl son, Richard the lion-hearied. The posses
sions Of the Earl were almost as countless as III
ancestry, for scarcely midland county IN til
realm. that did not contain manor or castle oil tn
Barop Mon,reyer and as he had declared his de
termination not to marry again-and 1t was know
that most Of his estates would descend to his daug
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

delivered to the court to whom application for such
writ shall be made, bond to the Treasurer Of this
state in the penal sum of one thousand dollars with
two sufficient surctics, inhabitants and frceholders
of this state, to be approved by such court, cond
toned to pay all costs and expenses that may &C
in the prosecution of said writ legally charge
able TO such claimant, and also TO pay weekly the
sum of TWO dollars 10 the person having such al
legged fugitive IN his custody, for the support of
such alleged fugitive SO long as he shall remain in
custody under such writ, or be detained by the pro-
ccedngs thereon and also if any jury cmpanncl-
ed under this act shall render verdict against such
claim, then, that such claimant shall pay all the
costs and expenses of the proceedings, including
those to which such alleged fugitive shall have been
subjected, and in addition thereto, shall pay such
alleged fugitive the SUN of one hundred dollars and
all damages he may sustain. The said bond shall
be filed in the Office of the clerk of the county, and
may be prosecuted by any person claiming any ben
eft from its provisions, in the name Of the Treas
urer of this state, but the state shall not be liable
for any costs in such suit,
g. No Judge or other officer of this state shall
grant or issue any certificate or other process, for
the removal from this state of any fugitive, or of
any person claimed as fugitive from service or
labor, otherwise than in pursuance Of the provisions
of this act and every such judge or other officer
who shall grant or issue any such certificate 9th
er process, except in the manner prescribed in and
by this act, shall be deemed guilty Of a misdemcun-
or, and liable to punishment therefor,
10. Every person who shall, without the author
ity of Jaw, forciby remove or attempt to remove
from this state, any fugitive liom service labor,
or any person who is claimed MS such fugitive shall
forfeit the sum of five hundred dollars to the party
aggrovcd, and shall be deemed guilty of the crime
of kidnapping and upon conviction of such offence
shall be punished by imprisonment in the slate pris
on for a period not exceeding ten years
H. This act shall not be 50 construed as to APP
ply to the relation of master and apprentice, which
may exist in any other state
CARLOS COOLIDGE, Speaker
of tho House of Representatives,
D. VI. CAMP, President of the Senate,
Approved, October 20, 1910
= IT IrNIsnN
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
THE MISTAKE.

In the lone hour of night, when the wild winds were howl
ing, ling,
And blue shtnngs fash'd, and the unders Were growl
voice shrily piercing wns heard to bewail,
Like the cry Of infant cxpos'd to the gale;
The tempest had rocku lovely Ellen to rest,
Hut the form of her lover still haunted her breast
And She drcam that amid rural walks they were straying
While around them sweet little infant was playing,
When tiger sprang Forth from the brshwood among,
The voice of whose roarings the echoes prolong'
Th2n She thought tina, the cry of the child met her ear
And she woke, nh she woke in panic of fear,
still voice shry.picrcing was heard tohewnil,
Like the cry of an infant exposed to the gale.
She listend awhilc-but no fancy was here
For the voice still loud, md the cry more clear,
And dctermin 10 soscnc the babe from the storm,
She rose and cnwrappd in mantle hor Gorm,
And, us on her mind resolution deep sat,
she rushed to the door, and she let in-thc cat
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

fond embrace to the lover who held her in his bo-
som. The action was instructive, but it filled that
lovers heart with wild emotion.
Blanche, oh! sweet Blanche, you are not dead,
heaven be thanked-you will live-look up, dear
one, it is your old playmate and he pressed her
hand The action was family returned. Her low
err could contain himself no longer, but pressing her
anew TO his bosom, he murlnured
Dear Blanche, why have we so long been sep
araGd from each ohcr;'
To be cOntiaucR1
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
IDLE WORDS.
by MAJOR CALDER CAMPBELL

by MAJOR CALDER CAMPBELL.
The strongest love hath yet, at times,
A weakness in its power;
And latent sickness often sends
The madness of an hour
To her loved, in bitterness
said cruel thing -
All me how much Of misery
From idle words may spring!
loved her thcn--l love her STILL
But there was inmy blood
A growing fever, that did give
Its frenzy to my mood;
sncercd, because mothcr'S snccrs
Had power my heart to wring;-
All me how much of misery
From idle words may spring!
And when, with tears of wonder, she
Looked up into my face,
colly turned away mine eyes,
Avoiding her embraces
Idly spake Of idle doubts,
And many an idcr thing -
All me how much of misery
From idle " ords may spring
~ was over soon the cause, NOT soor
The sad CBCcts passed by:-
They rule me meath the summers sun,
Aud meath the winters sky
Isought forgiveness. =, . She iorgavc,
But kept the lurking sting
Alas how much of misery
From idle words may spring
Month after month-ycar after year,
,lrovc to win annin
The heart nm idle word had lost,
!In strOyc, alas in vain.
Oh yc who love, beware lest thornt
Across l,oye's path yc fling;
We little know what misery
From IDLE WORDS may spring.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04
VOL. /. NO. 81.

shall be taken as the assessment of such person, for
his stock, debts due, or money OIL hand
10. Such applicant shall not, on such arpIica-
ton, be required by the listers, to disclose the
names of the persons who may be indebted to
him.
II. This act shall take effect on the first day Of
January next.
Approved, Oct. 26, 1910.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-04

13'OFFICE on Cour, Street, over the Post Office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-22
STATE or LOUISIANA.
fa'ish of East Baton Houst-Ihirh
District Court.

1a"e McH.lep. whe If Wm Johnston.
- No 2S75

guy f'h tSt's
flI$ sftien is instituted t2 fhs rtsip,iH ~
obtain Il separation If l,el autl h,rtrI md
ptrrtry, rJtt hrt h1shanH william Irhnstbn,
it,tnE"i On ole gniirn4 If ttuti Treatment ents
apttaaes ts"ptis ih'; tie eviIAute # i. &.
Hi.hat1s and Ms Yahsy batps, ~ the tp,n,ro
II thf fehfi. fully estatitsItpa HE a}legni,rus ~
TIE pIaint'Hs p'ittiou, art her t,ghi +, the lrtp-
sfiY hlvtnsA is alst troged.
itls therefore Htdsffd, afj,rlgsl and tet,reI,
thni Jshe Net aInP he, anl she e hpreiyy snre,,
tea !" bed md hoafi from her husband Wtltart
lrbnstcn. 40 that she retain the tar mi fuetn-
~ 81 her fhiubf children. ilA rssr,s II Their r,at-
mgr, 10 VT William Etor IrHrsf,u, .Ismrs
Madison Jrhhston aud Jhhn MtfpIrr IrhnSirn
1t is therefore nt1eted, a~hIHbgnI and Tier rffN,
ttat the plaintiff fetnge, the gnssess,rn anti ~
maintained ~ Ire erjngmrrt and trniuI IF hrt
IN phetnHi rfhpetty f~estsrbtti j., her ~pri,tirr. II.
WIS The plantation r1hsfern =h@ ras"p= tpt'r H.,
ihE about tJg = ire, sitrt tsh IN tFe Parish If Eat
Eitrr Rhrge4 tnertprf " ~ al Ehe Improvements
'hffeon, she STICK If rsttls, trrsfs, hrgs, f4fuiue
Utensils, household mi k,trher furniture, w,tb tbs
fnFlpwlrg slaves; Fig Nels"rt titIe Nesro, 'al,
iah, Willy, barton, Ant,'as, Ffank, Washing
Ton, HeH> Nancy. Eate, Susan, Genrae. Hvna,
81 III, ~ilent5, taroIius Bnd hlsrnnde, 1bAta
#tt #. unssessirn issue mud linz, shs serDver he,
costs of sun 10 he taxed.
Signed, IfAaf IDHNEON.
July - la,O Jntge Sd bjstrr,
i~tfttllt tht f"taping tn be y rus rnp7 II the
original sals ;uen,.
Aug - II V. MON 80, utp. tx.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-22
nem advertisements.
ATTENTION

BATON ROUGE GUARDES j
y conformity With orders, issued ly Lieut.. Col.
hnsscnden com nanding 18th Regt. Louisi-
ANA Militia, dated August 18Th !s4gs* Baton
Rongc Guards are ordered to parade on Friday
the eleventh day Of September next, at haIfpast
e'gtt O'Clock A.. VI, armed and equipped in ac-
With The constitution and bre-law Of the
cotopany, and prepared for review and Inspection.
Rendezvous in front Of the Court House.
BY order Of thc Captain.
JAMES COOPER, @. S.
Baton Rouge 2lst August 1910. ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-22

4 r We extract the following articles ftonn The
Ftchyune af The l7th inst.
Fatais 1ccidtnk-On Sunday evening Mr.
James Grseulenf. ~ho had chafgs Of the eslnpIrsf,
ment Of Messts. j. w. Stanton Il TO. in Poyd.
fas street, felt thtoughtt,ettap door Of The second
story Of that house, which caused bis death IN
about an hour.
Trc.--rlfte were three Alarms Of FIRE on Sun.
day night, bot tie only one.'yc believe, which did
any dninegc. was that IN ~T'oylras street, No 90,
about 2 o'clock. The lower story beng used by
Nj Breedlove as a mail Office, and the upper pal,
being occupied as a boarding house. The fire oc-
Cured IN the garret, aud entirely destroyed the
roof and ghtret floor. BY Tho timely arrival Of
tbs engines The building and surrounding proper.
ty was saved. The only damage done to The fur
nl'ure was by lis removal and the floods Of wafer
which fell Oh it from the engines. Fire supposed
TO be accidental.
Dreadful Deah Crom 1ojacro-Nafy pboen-
ey. a native Of Ireland, aged 2fs years, fost her
life at Jersey City, a We learn fromlhe New
York san, by an improper use uftobaeeo- She
Ind for five or six weeks previous complained
Of belng unwcll, and had been advised by some
person to employ tobacco as a remedy fr The H.
ness. She accordingly procured Two papers Of
tobacco, which she mixed with water, and retiring
to her room and requesting Mrs Conroy to fas,en
her in which was done, applied the d%ecociion
in the form Of an emetic. In tte course of len or
fifteen minutes, Mrs & returned to the room, and
found the deceased lying on her face in spasms.
unable TO speak. DR. Zabiskie was Immediately
sent for, and warm baths and other remedies
were applied, but TO no purpose, as death ensued
in abou: twenty five minutes after Mrs Conroy
discovered the deceased as described. The testi-
mony showed that the tobacco was used wi,hou,
the advice Of physician, or knowledge Of It's eff
lects.
~ Two men were shot 10 Staustead, l. c
shorI time since, while engaged in hunting
wolves II seems that orders bad been given not
10 discharge a gun at any thing but bears or
wolves in the ring, ard rs a deer was discovered
they opened the ring to let hin out. As he pass
ed ten guns were fired at him. and two Young
men were killed one receiving a ball and two
buckshot in the head and a ball through the heart,
the Other a hail tAro.gh the body. The deer
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-22

aN, ,,uI,ius ett,n ttrt spu.iIIt ,tiNA'Ne
yAa Navel ttt.,.,os sos.. il Tie tn,m ~alpli"l
j., x.,. ,,,n,, .r, u,,ru,p IN ips,,itd 'i'"s q
.,..,,,m.., ..u, # ,t,s , a, ,,ps we alIutlr 10 The
tu.,t,iII MI, eti. Il i,,e ~p.,iittl al ithth IL
,r,.s, l., rbja,l.lrtl, rni whirl, IL int'''e'
,.s,,r,s1 nntil he lul, Aue"t. i il a' nr
,liraf,rr go ,lr lnr, # ~" husband. 70 a1'"''vr'
,r,ssrs-,on If bis rl,ill. "ni il this nsY hi' "'''
,,h, seI a,ai4a l,r,ertl i,r,, 81 uf"Hrtrn'ali'f ~
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
OF FAST BATON HOJ.F
1910

Aaton Dinl, + N E, and Ma. lfu,l. In
TL1f 7ihnA Of wit n frI /orjpe :" ms h'ts,
& ,ri ~ the Hrt,hrabte tie IhifI Uis,,Hi
trtft, Faust rni state q frasani, vii LA .e
Drsrd ~ tWbiit sale, 1T thp turtt i"rsh ~tr,wpnn
Tie cartl tnttts u s,Ir, ~,
Ihbtslay, ~ ar,'rmbe,, iaAO.
I'll lie right, cite, interest, anl rlarm If he tr-
]lettants IL AMI ;" the frllrH ',g tn~sttreb ptn,,-
eriy, r. Wit
n Ibt # gtrrHl eiit4fr1 ~ me, r,,,i II tho
y shsstf lrfm HH"ea latl mt tg the lase +.
IiAattte ~, and design rtpI 80 saii plan by rntn.
b"r fur ~ sGnat" I1@J M. tigl,' 2,,n'h nnasnr
ine a~eftAalI, II tie o~''ginal plan iaiA ru. a=
Hf,rrt tt.ttri.
Seited 10 s"afisiy 'he }"1gmsot anl 'rs,7 IN the
ahr2f tu,itfpI srit
Ihtme II sale-=f'7+ ti
RI ~ h,.. U,r, .,y,.s ct.,n