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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

TTNHE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR eIl.-BY s.. N.
DicKNsoN will be ready for purchasers about the 2o'h
December Orders first received will meet with INC hrst
attention. This number is an Improvement upon AL pre-
cedng numbers. II contains DIRECTORY OF ALL
THE BUSINESS PEOPLE AND FIRMS IN THE
CITY, alphabetically arranged under each business or pro-
fession. This Directory will be Of great Importance to all
who in any way connected with the business interest
Of Boston, II win ba a complete guide to the Warehou-
SEES Stores Shops and Offices the citizens. The Caen
dar pages have been greatly Improved and contain five or
six additional columns important calculations. The al
manac will contain corrected map oithe CITY, st OF AL
the Streets Banks Insurance Offices, Societies. Biogro-
plies Of Eminent Men, Government Of United States Cen
ofMassachusctts, Courts etc, Pubic institutions, Sta
ges Packets ec and very interesting account of the city
Of Lowell written by one fber citizens.
The work will be printed on fine paper, with entire new
type and handsomely hound in CLOTH Price 25 cents pcr
copy, liberal discount made u those who buy to sell
again Orders 10 Thomas Groom 50 State street, Bos-
ton, will meet with promo; attention. 81 CIV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

CABBATH SCHOOL DEPOSlTORY.-At the ur-
- gent solicitation of many friends of Sabbath Schools in
Vermont, the subscribers have opened Depository for
Massachusetts Sabbath School Society for constant sup
ply Of their publications. They have just received full sup
ply from Boston, and now prepared 10 supply Sabbath
Schools with OF the best of books that
been offered the public. The books will be sold i cash
only. Il Walton and Sons
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

TINHE Orange County Mutual Fire Insurance Comppny
will hold their annual Meeting G. Blodgetts Hail.
in Chelsea Wednesday the 18th day of December
at o'clock for the choice of officers and the ansac
ton Of other necessary business.
Attest, JOHN W. SMITH, Sec'y
Chelsea. Nov. 81, 1910. 81 2w
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VIVIAN FED, dry or hard Wood, Beef, Pork, Butter,
w Lard, most kinds Of produce payment dor book
account newspaper debts. 5SCash will not be reTus
ed. EP WALTON AND SONS.
MONTPELIER Nov 27, ie4O
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

GUGARS TEAS AND MOLASSES. 1000 lbs brown
- Sugar, 1900 lbs d and fine loaf Sugar. 10 hhds Mo-
la,ses, 20 chests Tea o. Hyson Hyson, H. Skin and
Black Tea for sale by Bancrall and Rker. Dec 1910.
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II NOVEMBER 25. 1870
Ii. N. BAYLIES informs his old Giends and customers
that he viii continue trade under his the old
stand where he would be happy receive continuance of
their calls and Patronage. He would also inform the pub
lie that he has just received supply Of Winter Goods
ter, South Seal Seal and Cloth Caps Mufs, Boas Ties
&C. DC, also prime and selected assortment Of choice
Buffalo Robes, together with general assortment Of Eng
sh, French and American Dry Goods, all Of which will be
sold for cash or credit low be purchased al any
store Ia the vicinity. S0f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

you wish to Duy good violin any other musical in
sirumcnr such flutes, ffes accordians, ETC. call on
Town and Withere, they are selling cheaper than the
heapest. Oct. Q. W d
ID AZORS, CUTLERY, ETC.-A large assortment
LLnow opening by J. s. Abbott Sd East ofhe branch
h.,d, Oct ri
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

DEEPER, SPICE, GINGER, ETC-5 bags Pepper,
i do Spice 2 bbs Ginger do Saaratus do Cloves,
buckets Nuegs 95 maps of cassa for sole BY Bancroft
andP
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Mis- day received At Bayes aud Goss rich kVht blue
aud pink bbet meuoes and Salisbury Flannes. octi6
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y EWETT HOWES AND CO., have received by late
arrivals from Boston, every variety Of stus for cloaks and
dresses consisting of Cd and 81 plain and fgd Eng Me-
rno GA French do do printed Saxones ca and A
silk and wool Cambeeen, Victoria and Rosseine Plaids
plain and fad Alpnes Alpaca Lustres; Orleans Cloth.
Also 200 pieces French, Eng and American Prints, all f
which will be sold great bargains for cash barto Oct 2.
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.uSMA s. l,25---PER DAYS ,25.
EM!ssR AMERICAN HOUSE,
E9NA Boston, Mass.
3 oston, Nall.

This extensive Hotel in the very best condition for the
accommodation ofiraveers and Others And the subscr'
bergaieu foi past vors his friends and the pub
lie that he will every exeron to make the American
an agreeable home.
Being ever DESTROYS to comply with the wishes Of his
friends and atrons he has determined oeduce the price
of board transient visitors TO dollar twenty live
cents per day.
Nov. 1910. 10 swis. LEWIS RICE.
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ID EADER do you want to laugh right heartily? Then
III Just step into Waons Bookstore and buy of the
Peoples Crockes Etons Comic or the American,Co ONE
&c Almanacs for ls4 few pages Of either will jriv
The BLUES away, Oct.9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

M ORRISON'S PILLS, made at the British College Of
INl Health London We find it necessary pur
look and when you bye that the package
signed writing Pang5on and BrInsmaidn you will
get counterfeit, worthless article Buy only Of agents..
They always signed by the State and Sub Agents. who
| are the following:
Paugborn and Bransmaid Jewellers, Burlington VT.
| Gss,s
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STATE OF VERMONT, Washln1 ton District ss =
The stated Probate Courts within and for said district
will be held Tuesday Of each week, during the ensuing
year. in the village Of Montpelier at the office Of Geo
Manscr, who is appointed Register
Dec. |, 1910. GEO WORTHINGTON Judo,
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NPRUMORS! HUMORS!!N,

HE attention n that part OF the community who
afflicted with Salt Rheum, Leprosy, St, Anhonys Fire
ErySpilas Scroula of any kind, directed to
compound which by internal application, proves a
safe and complete remedy far all kinds of humos. This
wonderful medicine is prepared by Mr. Char les Jones. Of
Claremon, n. II who for many years has been afflicted
with the leprosy in its possible forms, and by
ed exerons in expert Dening upon his person. has
last found complete cure This compound has never
failed of doing its important work where fair trial has been
made and directions followed. Certificate after certificate
might be here laid before the public IFS wonderful eff
ect but the reader referred those who keep The ar
Gle for sale where particulars and Recommend aonE may
be had So confident dscoyere, ofhs valuable med
cne that he makes bold to the world that
plee cure is warranted where directions fully complied
with and fair trial made. For sale at all principal places
in New England and by L. p. Walton Sons only in
Monpeer, v. Vi particulars may be had. S0If
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JUVENILE BOOKS,-A large and excellent assortment
y Of books for children Just received and for sale w E. p
WALTON AND SONS. Oct.
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DUFFALO ROBES 10 Bales Of Buffalo Robes f.
ID sale by Bancroft and Rlker Nov. 1870 stiff
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OCTOBER |. 1910

BANCROFT AND RIKER have received large as
of wet and dry Groceries which will be sold for
cash credit. 2f
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DOORS BOOK S!!-Thc subscribers have just receiy-
ID from New York and Boston large addition to their
stock If Miscellaneous and School Books, which will be
sold for cash cheaper han sold al Montpelier and
as cheap as can be bought in the state Of Vermont.
Oct L. Z WALTON AND SONS.
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DOAS! BOAS! Sorrs and Langdons have lately recev-
ID cd large supply of natural coored Boas and Boa Ties
which they selling at prices that fail please
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

! ElSH FlSll.1000 lbs. Salmon Codrsh, Maokerol and
Tongue and Sounds for sale by Bancroft and Rikcr
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100 UMBRELLAS at Langdon and wrsht,.
INDO Oct

BROAD CLOTHS, UASSIMERES, ETC.
UST received by Jewtt, Ilowcs and Co. supeine and
medium Eng. Ger. and American Broad Cloths ofal eoos
and prices Pilot and Beaver Cloths Of every variety om
81 80 to 50 per yard, Cassimeres, styes-London
Doe Skins, Black, blue and fancy coored Cassimeres;
Vestings, sylesWinter Vestngs, figured and PLAIN
satin do; together with large Of Veves Ser
gos, Secias, Bro Linens, Canvass Padding Binding ETC.
Any gentleman in want ofgorments ofany kind, will do well
to give us call. Oct 3, 1870
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y e. for said district, the 9o,h da Of November A.
D. 1870
MN II. COOPER Administrator tho estate Of Joel
w Newton, late # Worcester, said district deceased
REP csens u said court that the deceased was, in his life
tune under contract in writing deed 70 Alexander Ding
wall OF sad Worcester certain tract Of land in said Wo
ceser, to WIZ the North bundled acre lot in No % I'd
dtvls and right of Samuel Hals'ea1 and srays 10 be
licensed and authorized to convey the according to
the terms Of sad contract:
Nhereupon II Is orderud that said application un.
der consideration the Probate Office ia Monpelicr on
the 22d day of Dccember next and that notice thereof b.
given all persons in crested by publishing tins order three
journal, befre the time appointed ft the hearing Of
soid application, that they may appear f they see cause
at said timo and place and object
81 Attest, ID. Z. THOMPSON JUDGE
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DOMBAZEENS. Stons and Langdons offer 20 pieces
Dassorted colors 6gd and plain Aapaca Bombazines at
90 per reduced prices all you who the fall
value Of your cash. Oct. 10.
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IRON AND ) Subdivisions and l.angdrns in sup.
Ipy and daily receiving Iron and Steel every kind, also
Sleigh Shoes Anvls and Vscs Black smiths and others
supplied very low prices for cash shor. credit oct4
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ELOUR FLOUR Just received from Rochester
lOOO bhls new wheat -four which will be sold at tho low
est prices by Burbank and Langdon Oct 24tf
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ISTATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Cont hold.
l. or said district, on tho 90th d. Of November A.
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I AMP O1L.-Supcrior Beechd Lamp Oil for glass
Lamps at Stons and Langdons. Sc
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ID SHEEP PELTS
BANCROFT & RIKER will pay cash for $500 Sheep
Pets fdelivcrod soon. Dec 1870 Bltf
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1000 yds Shrng Storrs and Langdons have few
Obalcs first shlrtings which they will sell Boston
prices and freight Nov CIV
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GLASS, GLASS, GLASS i 5000 fee; ofGIass, assor-
" ted sizes for sale by Bancroft and Riker. Dec 1910
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S,ILK FIRING S.-SIORRS &LANGDONa
y offer prime assortment OF silk and wJrsred irn!
O Enni. 81
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(NES paid for prime Butter by
~ Nov &c LANGDoN WRIGHT.
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Il Days from Boston. SIorrs and Langdons have gust
Srecevcd Mouslin de Lanes PriRed sarony Cloth, blue
hlack ala RI satin etc Oct
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NTOLCOTTS Interchangeable nIue writing Fluid, supe-
w ror to any other lux fluid known for its
and elegance in writing and also for the very great dura
bly Of lis color for sale by SiIas Burbank j. Oct "a
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CtAsH paid for WOOL brought sooa, by Langdon and
| ~ Wright. Nov 26
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SpRIZG DEY GOODS CHEAP. FOR CASH.

t-IJ bg Sod III a CITY GcrrptaarfS-lSiO.
ONE hundred Thousand dollars worm 81 Goods Wi be found At
attention uf Merchants Families ana Others htad the follow
aud then call and Judge for yourselves
CAICOElU00 pieces fast coors ana ne" patterns, II = ID
and IL IL and finer goods.
CalicOeS and cts. very cheap.
GINGIIAMS various styles, 10 IL cs, j.. and %
Lawns FOR DRESSES, fancy coors and mourning ylra!
variety 80 ..,
~ cts, aud finer.
WHITE ClsERlCs-JOO pieres IL - cts s % cts
liner
luUU MUSLIN COLLARS from - cs The richest
500 MUSLIN AND LACE CAPES, all styles.
D0OO ,ds MUSLIN INSERTINGs AND EDGNGS, al! pr'crs
Blcachcd and unhleached COTTON SllIR1INGS, -
cts, and finer.
BED TICKING, al IL - cts, 10, 20 cts and finer
COTTON OZSABl RIGS, al 10, II and - l.2 els.
APRON ClIECES. 81 10, II, II l-2 cts. and ilrr.
IRISH LINENS, % 80 cts and all other quait,o.,
LINEN AND COTTON SliiRTiNGS.
Also, LAWNS AND DIAPERS.
PAEASOlS Tor Children al 30 csfor Ladies' o. and higher
UMBRELLAS of Cotton aad Silk--cheap good.
Nuns gONNErS-I0UO MI sizes and cheap.
LEGlORN AND STRAW HONNElS-3D Of every
PALM LEAF AND LEGHORN HATS 10, boys men and ser.
HOSIERY, Of every descriptions at good bargains.
CANTON MATTINr.-JD bales various kinds.
LINEN iIANDKERCIIIEFS NJ % cts and finer.
Also, LINEN CAMBRIA HAADKERCIIIEFS hemsritcIrcG at
~ cts, and 81 and finer.
REBONs-Bonnr Cap, Belt, SATIN and Inermg Ribbons.
MEMS SUMMER WEAR, tor Coats, Pants and Vests.
FLOWERS, for the Head and Eonncis.
CLOTHS AND CA~SiMERES all culors and qualities
CARPETINtiS, all wuUl-SrllInr uir cheap.
SIIkS FOR LADIES DRESSES. aud fashionable
addition the above VIII b. found, article
staple Fancy the Dry Goods lne all OF whlci VIII be- sold
Selling
only, great bargains be had Il. II. JENKINS
OH Stand, -HdH-Sfrcri, RcbmoHd
1I
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,,k;np the editor of the Madisonian sham print
,'f y House and thus keeping his paper alive by
e. !" -, of -, 900 year directly from the Treasury
Ysn>on done during the last years. they
was The session of Congress to get the means from
through their enlarged pay, and to give il
Inc l',;rcna,ion By their franks!
ai'w, now perceive why public business is delayed
"NI uopse Of Representatives by all sorts ofexped
u y" Ws now understand why no money bill is per
EMS >, mass without the most strenuous and proract
N i'E" except only the bills for the members
81 snJ for the contingent expenses of the House
Y1y' is necessary 10 the secret fund, and the con
lmn ,rpropria,on to buy paper at the public ex.
nr wrapping up their tons of tranked circulars
le"s' ,, and newspapers But if the other business
,ns and Congress suffered to adjourn, it would
were emf of the means political warfare, but break
mol Jsperse their secret club and Executive Com
" hoo the people to consider we'll the disclosures
,;c Dothey send members to Congress that
mere orranze themselves into secret clubs and
' delay the public business, proong the ses
CONGRESS, use the money of the public abuse
so"s scss bestowed them and violate the laws, in
f h,Iowed crusade against their own colleagues as
an * the Administration An indignant 50 must be
wen sn,r of every honest man and true patriot, L
':' 49,, nartv he may belong.
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EOR TILE, ENQTrLRER

For the ENQUIRER.
TO DR. COOKE
If mistake not you declared both publicly and pri-
votcv IN your last canvass, that no circumstances
could induce you to vote for Mr. Rvcs the first bai-
o, and that You would vote for him only as last al.
icrnafirc and with the greatest reluctance
Positive as you were in these assertions, doubted
vour sincrriy-Thcre many circumstances which
convinced me that you were playing double part
that there was an understanding, if not positive bar
.o,;n between YOU and the leaders of the Conserva-
lives Men Of both parties ridicued me for saying
that Won would support Mr.. Rlves the first ballot.
Some of them, doubtless, were IN the secret-but by
far the greater number deceived by you. You
must Yourself acknowledge that your course has APP
parcn,ly at least, justified my suspicious and war
rants me- as one Of your constituents in asking for an
explanation ot IT.
Tow is i, that YOU voted for Mr. r. on the first bal.
lot: Had he gwen any pledge to the Wings; Or what
assurance did you then have, which you did not have
year before that he hostile TO the Administrations
If he did rive any pledges, afford good reason TO be-
eye that he would support Gen Harrison, he has fall
sified himscf-lf he gave pledge, go" have acted
with bad faith towards your constituents. GU can
choose either horn OF the dilemma.
shall now mention report, which, from MS source,
the manner in which it reached my ears ana all the
accompanying circumstances, most religousy believe
TO be true It is that Mr. Rves before, or during the
Senatorial election, wrote TO Major Garland INFORM
np him of his determination support Gen Harrison
'
showed il TO the Impractcablcs, after an unsuccessful
attempt 10 bind them to secrecy-that one or some Of
them took n copy attescd by wtnesses-and mat hose
Of them who did vote for Mr.. Rves were induced to do
so by this letter.
II is not now nv purpose TO remark on the shallow
casuistry ofMr r. in taking these means TO gam Wing
votes His conscience must be almost as ''c0nroRtem
os his friend Mr. Fontane-he would give no pledge 10
tho Wbios-oh no The hgh-mindcd and honorable
gentleman would not, even for seat in the Senate,
So far compromise his dignity as TO hint what his OPT
MONS were. Clrcumslanccd he was, he considered
that il would be .highly mpropcr' But surely the
most fastdious could not the slightest improperly
in his informing his worthy friend, the Major, what
course he intended TO pursue. Indeed necessary
that he should do so; for, how could the Major steer
his course, while his cynosure sroudcd IN dark
ness Besides i is impossible that Mr.. Rives could
for instant have imagined that this letter would hnd
its way to Rlchmond-sucl idea, If It ever entered
his head must have been instantly discarded as absurd
and ridiculous.
One must admire tie Gclicaey, prudence and CONSIST
emcy Of those gentlemen who took an aites'ed copy
ofthc letter They unwilling TO trGs h' without
his prccauon, yet felt no hesitation IN voting 10Y ''ln
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that have destroyed credit and commerce; and il
not what more has this Administration done 1t has
recommended (perhaps il may be rePlic) lndepcnd-
ent Treasury and the very prospect Of succeeding IN
that measure has lyzed the OF the country
1t this be Dug to have had that effect at an ear
Tier period. But until October, 1889, the country was
comparatively prosperous, and even now property and
produce command better prices than at several orm'
periods when National Bank III full operation,
and all the State institutions undeerred from granting
facilities by any dread of Sub Treasury 1t is per
iectly Obvious that this measure cannot affect the
banks, unless il be to add 10 their security by making
them more cautious in granting loans to spectators
and Rpn0poti.rrS accommodation paper. Mr. Gal.
latin himself, who friend TO the proposltion nor
to the Administration secuted the IDEA that the require
ment of few millions of dollars annually, to pay the
public dues, to be pad out to the Government credit
ors received, could cnlbarrass any sound
State bank and think lie demonstrated that it strength
ems the banking institutions in all the States where
more is expended than paid (7s Is dccidey the case
IN tuginia) Mr. Gallatin opposed the measure, be-
cause he was in favor of National Bank, and this
brings to the true Wing meaning, when il is said
that the dstrcsscs of the country chageabe upon
the Administration, and that any change will be for
the better
The Wings really mean 10 affirm, that the grand
panarea for all the evils real imaginary, under which
we labor, is to he found in National Bank. Nine out
of ten hold this doctrine and would preach il openly,
if they not afraid Of the people. 1t is for his OPP
position TO this their avore scheme, that they 80 vo-
lently oppose MIR. Van Buren,, who by turning sum-
morrow this cardinal point, light convert
them into friends. Their other objections pre-
fences conceal this capital They knOc,
that HARRISON if elected, will sign the Bill No man who
reads his prevaricatng letters, doubt for moment,
that he will yield 10 their arguments Of supposed
necessity for such machine, to facilitate the collection
and distribution of the finances And thus, my fell
citizens of Virginia, you will have saddled upon
you institution with capital of fifty seventy
five Millions which will you the trouble hereafter
of governing yourselves. Look to il in time and do
not suffer this cuckoo nest of distress to drive you
from your proprlety. A.