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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20

The changes and triumphs in favor of llarri
son and Reform, in different parts of our own
State aud in the neighboring Suites, have become
so numerous, that we have given up in despair all
hope Of being able to notice them in detail. The
following cases in orr own State deserve passing
notice: They Indicate the mighty change that is
every where at work:
The Canton Repository, OF April Cd, publishes
a renunciation Of Van Bnrenisn,, signed hy FOR
TY SEVEN Germans Of the town of Canton,
Stark county. Germans of Franklin mark lhnt !
THIRTY.TIlREE Free and Independent f.
ectors of Ravenna, in Portage county, have pub
shed a formal Declaration of Independence, re
nouncing the spoilers aud all their works, re
citing their grievances after the manner of ou
national declaration, and pledging to each ohe
their ''sacred honor" for its support.
SIX individuals of Colernin township in Bel
mont county, have publicly declined TO serve OF
the Van Buren, vigilance committees and express
their determination te 60 'for Harrison and the
country"
TWELVE more, in Union township, Belmon
county, have publ shed like declaration.
The single renunci atoms throughout the Stat
are so nnlnero us that we have ceased TO coun
them. The PEOPLE are coming, and no mistake
Ohio Slate Journal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
MORE OF THE INGERSOLL FABRI-
CATION

Since Mr. Nay lor has commenced the cxamina-
ton of his Witnesses, the "Sartling disclosures" of
the infamous Tory fabrication have assumed rnil-
different complexion. Thus as to the story
of 900 names having been added to the registry,
and a corresponding number of votes placed, be
fore The polls opened, in the ballot boxes, tE5- the
very witnesses toho 10 haring heard Gill tell
this story, also stcedr that they examined these ballot
bores just before the polls opened aud found no
tickets in them! Can any thing he more concn-
l,nt some additional light has been thrown upon
Tory Ingersolls doings by the progress Of the in
vesgation. This reckless deDagog,ie, defeated
hy vast majority Of the popular vote in the Third
Congressional District, aud despairing of success
ny II fair means, now stands charged with an az =
tempt TO purchase such testimony na would Dust
his successful competitor from the seat in wliich
the people had placed him. The Philadelphia In
quirer reveals, in the following article, this new
feature in the Infamous fabrication:
| Mr. Gill, instead of being brbed by the Wings
tn stay away, The moment he heard the base in
sinuafioh, promptly has'ened home, and presen-
ted himself to Mr. Inger,ol, asking an exanna
tiou. This was declined and lie was compelled
to appear before the public under his own sigma
ture, and contradict the allegation with which his
name had been Unidentified. Nay, further-when
Mr. Keen was called upon Friday, by the Coun.
Gil of Mr. Naylor, he testified in the most solemn
manner that Gill, the great lngerso witness, who
had said SO much, and who was to prove much
against The Wings aud their candidate % ALSO
iute'y affirmed that Mr. MaerSoH himself offered 10
gipe him $500 and a suit ofciothes, III could go
TO Washington and sioedr 10 cerian statements !! %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
VAN BUREN ECON0MY.

la his speech in the United States House of
Representatives. on The subject Of public printing,
Mr. Graves, OF Kentucky, stated that Mr.. Gideon,
by contract, executed for the AdJu,ant General =
Office, piece of wolk for which he received
t,Oeniy dot ars. The same work had been former.
ly done by The printers of the Globe, aud they
charged and received for it, one hundred and i,oen
" dollars
Another fact was, that the cost of The Printing
andS aionery for Congress and The Public o flices,
in 1919, was about $4,000; while during The las,
Congress, their Printing md Stationery, and the
Printing aud stationery al The departments, ex-
ceeded Gve hundred and sirty thousand dollars
which, estimating the profit al only twenty pei
ren, would afford nett gain Of one hundred ana
itrelue Nh usdnd dollars.
And this heavy sum, the Van Buren, member
OF Congress voted to put into the pockets of TN
publishers OF the Globe newspaper, rather THAI
to support proposition for getting the work dom
by practical printers, unconnected with the p0lit
zeal press, al the lowest and best terms to The gov
eminent SO much for Van Buren, economy, il
dsbursing the public money = S. ". Visiier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
TIE EMPIRE STATE.

NJ Y. City. The charter election took place
Inst Tuesday. II by the riot got up among the
Irisl, on the Cro,on Water Works,-the line and
cry against the registry law, which now goes bu'
partially into operation and the immense patron
age of the custom house and the city government
the locolocos do not carry the city by large
majority, we shall be happily disappointed.
P.S New York city locofoco by 1895 ma
iority benign gan 10 The lncos of about 200
votes since last Nov. just about us we expected
The elections in the country 90 on gloriously
for Harrison. Hudson Poughkepsie, Newbursh
Schenectady, Hydepark, Ithaca, Syracuse, and
Waterford, have all given Wing majoritiea. VI
ser county tied last year loros to 5 Whigs.-
Onondaga county stands in tile beard of superv
sors 10 locos. 8 Wigs hast year IL TOT Sche
necndy TO last year locos and Wings
Rensselaer, 10 Wings locos last year 8 Wing.
and locos. Seneca county Wings 10 Iocos
last year 3 Wings and locos. Yates Co. redeem
ed; Wayne Co. same as last year. Tonpkn
Co. redeemed. To offsett the Wing gains b,
counties, we notice some three or -four loco gain
in te,cns. The Empire State is going right
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
Extract of u letter from Ravenna, Por

Extract of n letter from Ravenna, Portage Co.,
Ohio, dated 4lh April:
IS One OF The largest Wing Conventions ever
held in this Sate' except the late one at Coum
bus, wss yesterday held in this town. II is sup
posed there were 5000 men present., mis- called
Delegates, for the people came themselves, equal
10 all the Wing votes polled at The last Election IN
this county.
"Tle speakers we're listened to atteniiyeiy and
produced good effect. The Tories seemed
struck with CONSERVATION nld acknowledged
themselves beaten, and at our town election on
the 9Th we shall prove il 10 them, our town hay
ing been, heretofore, Geo Foco to the brnL
"A Log Cabin was erected in the square, II
front of the Court House, and the different com
panies OF Delegates came in from the neighborlnt
towns bearing banners, with devices and moto'
of every variety that ingenuity con'd invent, &c
sheer the people and warn tho Tories Of then
fate.
Ohio will give a very large majority Tor
Wing Governor and for the Farmer OF North Benz
next autumn. The changes that ARE taking place
in the Tory ranks are wonderful"
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90
tceMMuNfcArfor.l

NJ. Editor, Some Of my neighbors have fire.
quently asked me lift wns true that the President
authorized his Office holders to seize the arms and
anmudhAcon OF the Patriots of Canada before tho
neutrality act was passed.
Also, If Van Buren, permitted the British army
and navy TO come into territory to plumber, ar.
rest and imprson our citizens ami II he did not
direct the American troops TO assist the British IN
surrounding the Thousand Islands 10 hunt those
prosecuted men who had lost their all contendng
tor human liberty?
These things have frequently heard the Wings
affirm TO be rue--but rs ] was at those times
follower in the footsteps Of his Democratic Ma
lesty' did not pay much attention to them.
Since have got the ,oooi of Of my eyes, and troke
The collar that tho Van Buren, regency held me by,
feel disposed as well for my own beneht, as to
satisfy the curiosity of those of my Van buren,
neighbors who begin to believe our dandy Presl
dent loves Great Britain great deal 100 much and
his own countrya great deal little, TO get ut the
truth. And when Gen. Wool was on cur from
tier 1t is sail he qnartered troops upon the people
without tlelr consent nor has he ever been call
ell u account for It, Will you he kind enough to
inform the II is true that the affair OF the steam.
boat Caroline, that has been talked about in Tho
newspapers, ever happened? l read MIR. Van
BureDs last message and he said nothing about IT,
Snue of the Wings have toli Inc that the state of
VIA ne was invaded by British troops, that they had
built forts there, and that VIM Buren, has not
driven them off, according TO the request of Ccv.
Fairfield, but that he trying to have Congress
give him the control OF the public treasury and
have liimsel aud the rest of the Office holders paid
their salaries u specie while the people were to
work for less than half price and sell their furlis
aud produce for about one quarter Of The cost. All
this have heard and read in the Wing papers,
and faith begin Ia believe it is all too true
have read the Patriot for many years, until lately;
since Gen. Harrison rs been nominated for Pres
dent it has told many stout lies about him that
/ can stand 1t any longer. love Gen Harrison;
he is great aud good man, have always believ
cd lie was real repuhllcan-he loves the people
aud the people love him lie raises his own bacon
holds his own plough, makes his own cider and
ihrnshes his own wheat, he is Iarlner who aim
ashamed TO ent from farmers pnte and drink
from farmers mug But Van Buren, must have
his gold dishes, god knives and forks and gohets
and so must the sub treasurers. ! tell you VIVA
il is, Mr. Walton. can't nor wont he locofoco
any longer go for Harrison mud Reform. Sent
inc your piper aud furnish me all the information
You can OH the subjects have alluded to. G..
Waterbury, Apr ID.
We must answer the foregoing queries general
~, in the alHrmative.-Editor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
RIPTON.
HYDEP X.

w HEREAS, The Legislature al the State Of Yer.
w mont, at their session al Montpelier, in the
ycar one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine
'ess'd Tux Of five cents OF each Of land in
HyJcpnrk in the county of Lamoille in said State,
and srquesterc 10 public, pious and churil able
'xcrpteG) for the purpose OF maxim. and repairing
oads and building bridges in said own,--Thesc ars
therefore notify the proprieiors aud land owners OF
-sd Of Hydepnrk, that they may pay heir pro-
norton Of said lax in labor by applying 10 either
II the subscribers in the months OF June and July
,rxt, who appointed committee 10 supcrintend
! he expenditure Of the said tax.
Dated al Iydcpork, this 6r,, day OF April one ,hous.
| aad eight hpndrt d and forty.
LEVI EDGERTON
| ERASTUS p. FITCH, Committee
! ALMOND BOARDMAN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
G. X AWHILE:

70 the proprciors aud land ov ncrs of Me Town Of
Granville late Kingston, in the county oil Addison
and Stale Of Vermont:
w HEREAS, the Legislature oil he State OF Yer
w mont, at their session begun and holden at
donpelier in October, 1887, did grant tax Of four
en,s per ere on all the lands in said town, Glands
rqucstercd to public. Eious and Chart, ble uscs
xcepted) for fhe purpo of making and repairing
roads, and bnildng bridges in said town. aud revived
The same in 1885, AID also revived the same 1889,
this :. therefor; 10 Monty the proprietor and Ia,
that we will receive their proportion OF said
tax in labor, in the months Of juno and July neal.
DaIe6 al Granville, this Isl day OF Aprl, ls40.
JOSEPH FLINT,
ASA WINTER Committee
CHARLES JAMB
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20

iCJeAn adj 'urn'd me ting OF hr Montpelier Fee
male Bible Suriey embracing all the different rel's
denom n'ious town and vicinity, will be ho!-
den al III Methodist Chop,, on Tue-day next, 2 o.
clock, P. NJ. Fcna!es of al ages are invited TO at
mreiing female teachers Of The different Sabbnth
Schools accompanied by the members OF ihfr class.
- Nnril Il. $40.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
IOHN LEACH & co.

Successors TO Leach, Page e Gilmore,
NJ HOLESALE dealers in West lujra G0ods,
Wines. Tea &C. &c also Winter, Summer
and Refined OIL, No 3 Merchants Row, Boston,
Mass JOHN LEACH,
JOSEPH A. GILMORE.
;G-T~Fw sale as above, al the manufacturers price
William Brown's No |, Silver Top, Sar>aparilla
Compound or Mead Syrup, which wa| 20 much n'rt
the mast summer as common bcvataep 48:ts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20

Firing at Hhig Clergyman A clergyman OF
the Methodist church, named w. p. Brownow,
who is also editor of the Ezahehtown (Tenness.
ee) Wing, was cred at recently, while sitting nj
his writing table, through window; two balls
passed through the glass, aud within lew inches
OF his breast. He was fortunately uDhurf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
OHIO Is COMING

GREAT VICTORY IN ClNClNNATTi.
The charter election has just taken place, and
The result is indeed glorious Every ward has
given Wing majority last year the loco9 sue
ceeded in eleciing four councilmen, but now they
have not even one left Out of 65 officers to he
elected, Ga are Wings, and one loco, who was vo.
ted for by both parties. The Wing majority is
SIXTEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE.
Tie largest minority ever before given was 1850
in 1888; so, then, here is gnin Of Alb above the
highest Wing minority ever before given! Nine
cheers for the Buckeyes.
COLUMBUS ERECT-THE CAPITAL IN
THE HANDS OF THE WINGS.
Tie election took place on the 9th, and The State
Journal gives us the result thus:
Harrison and Reform ticket yes
Oicchoders ticket 2l5
Harrison majority $40
Wing majority last fall ITO
Wig grin in months 460!!
Franklin township gives so Wing majority
on The 18th of March pst, the locos elected Jus
tice by l2 majority: GO Wing gain in three weeks
in Town casting ISL votes, is pretty fur, even il
these days.
Hamilton township gives 3S2 Wing votes TO u
locoioco 305 majority will do for one town.
Rauemna Redeemed. The Wings hive carrie,
Ravenna by 81 minority; So locofoco majority q
the last election.
Sec nd gun from Cleareidnd Wing mnjorii,
10; always strong for the locofocos until few
weeks ago.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
Hssa aaaIasaaaa----l '-II7IIIIIlll
MARRIAGES.

In Stow, eta inst. Doct. Thos b. Downcr of Waterbury
IN Miss Abigail Savage of Hartford, VI
In Hinesbulgh by John Wheelock, Esq Mr. Thos John
son to Miss Lucrotia Hines, both Of Charlotte.
In Redford village, Y Jan. 3is, by ]. Roberts, Esq
Mr. Robert Travis Of Redford sgcd Is years to Miss Ann
eliza Blgcow, Of Peru, aged % ysars-aher a tedious
courtshp Of ten m nutes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
MORE CHANGES.

IL is stated that ut the last meeting Of the New
Albany Tippecanoe Club, several individuals, Ion
known as active members Of the party in power
successfully rose and announced their abandon
lneni OF the admnis,raion.-Ph Phil. Eng.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20

Third Harrison Gun from Maryland The city
of Annapolis has elected the Wing ticket last
year locoluco.
Fourth Gun. The Howard district has given
100 Wing majority; Inst year even.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
NOTICE!
DAMS PITCH FORK. The q

Z ID \
~ ed are the nnl, manufacturers oil this Iay FORK
nrononneed BY all com ,ei0n Judges, the best ant
cheapest article OF the kind made IL New England
MANY purchasers have been led 10 believe they
nnrcko sing forks Of our manufacture, when trading
win. aeen.s Of another establishment IN Brookold,
who carry an article somewhat similar IN appearance.
The genuine Adams Pllclfork always has our la bel
anon II in the following words adams Patent Cas-
81 ol Foks, warranted. Manufactured At Brook
field, W." None other ic genuine forks. The sub.
.cribes continue TO manufacture them, and intend
10 keep constant supply. Purchasers are cautioned
ao 10 return any other fork Than OF our canuiacur
on the claim al warrant Those made by us VII
always be received, in ease Of failure on the part
workmanship, any time during the fret season q
| use. RUFUS EZRA ApAMc'
Brook6cld. VI, March 20. is40.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsTRicT OF RANDOLPH, SIS,
The Honorable Probate Court for The district oil RAN
10 PHI, To oil persons concerned in the estate of
Mrs.. Polly Beckwilh late Of Wil'iamsi own deceased
'nitstatc, Greeting.
NWT hereas, NATHANIEL JILLSON E. q. nd.
Wv minisraor Of the estate OF The said q, ecas,d d,
proposes 10 render account Of his admin ton
present his account against said estate for allow
.Lcr, the Probate Court 10 he holten at W iliaas
own in said district on The Cd Wednesday OF May
~xt-Thcicore, You age hereby nolisd 10 appear
tore said court, AT sae tio and place eforcsaid,
show ca"se, is asy you have, why The card account
henld moi be allow, d,
Given under my hand ead Tie seal # said court
at Wiifiansfopn in said district This 1911 dGH of
february a. D 1870
CALVIN BLODGETT judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
THE CONNECTICUT VICTORY.

The glorious news in our last is more than con-
frnled. Full returns present the following result
for Governor:
Ellsworth, wing, 30520
Miles, loco, 25,04S
Majority over Niles, ASH
Only l33 scattering votes were cast
Legislature Senate, l9 wings locofocos. -
House, 1876 wings, GO locofocos, Is vacancies.-
Has the Patriot Dblaued "full returns from Con.
necticut' yet?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
Southgate, loco,

All the Wing officers were elected in six GU
of the seven wards Of the city.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
TO MTLLWRIGHTS.

PROPOSALS. will be received, I'LL the 25h da!
Of April next, for bu ding Slist mill, with three
runs III stones. near tho Asculney Wooden Mill il
Perkmsvillc VI. For participant apply 10 Charlie
Barrei OF Weaihcrsh Id, Stephen Prcr lisa On IN
pi rn.i cs, by vi nm proposals. will be received.
p,rkinsyilr Vi March 80 1910. 4S2w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
SIGNS AND TOKENS I'M

Iadiana-a Gun. indianapolis, the capital, la
given grand Harrison victory; mn 2l3.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
30,520
25,94S
a 1881
Majority over Niles,
A VOICE FROM THE BORDER.

. Calais, Me-, has elected Wing officers hereto
fore locofoco by about so majority.
Portland Me-, is strong as ever. The late mu-
nicipal election resulted in no election of mayor,
rs follows:
Greedy, Wing, 497
Cutler, " 500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20

MENTIONS JAUNDlCE WINE BlrTEkS
~ OF Elixir OF Health, sond medieine IN all bill
ious ennp plants Disorders Of The liver. ianndirr sc
For sale by S. BURBANK.
April 81, 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20

TOWNS SHOE LASTS AND BOOT
4 TREES "a line assortment may be had at all
times at STORRS s. LANGOONS,
Feb. &c, 1910. f"'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

-. ~ "a, College -
geOns, London continue be consulted delicate dis
in all their stages at their oice 2si Fuo
where, from the commodous of their roo
,ens abous under delicate complaints can be treated with
crecy and safety
j. b. Irwin Co. pledge themselves that all e,ses Of
violent veneea, which have hitherto fallen their
,otice their without mercury has
ee;sfu and speedy They need not BY direct tho
public attention their practice those tases
lheir reputation III this city well known and by
all Who had to conhde in their honor. Ii strongly
recommended TO females who the habit
Deobrent Pills. that than two shond be taken
OCCASION might produce effects which those
would be mothers desirous to avoid preventive
be hadreoen cases cured in two days Those who have
ured themselves by secret aEd destructive habit
relief solvent security all that wp be required until
snail BE effected Letters ,ad dea the the
complaint aEd covering suitable fee will be Immediately
ended TO- and Medicines with fall directions the
Br'ies Tvs n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-17

DIR. AvENEL'S PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES.
CONSISTING OIL. THE TIGER PILL for and
condition
> THE EUPHRAsA COMPOUND, for feeble and deli
~ THE XMHRANTH SYRUP, for morbid affections of
s THE ANAGALLIs PILL for irregular action of the
g. THE CARDAMINE PILL, for deransed function of the
4 THE vERBENA PILL, for ailments incident to fe
THE THE S SsHDs S Fl ss ;:eassy sas
10. THE LAPsANA POWDER, for the diseases of chill
IL. THE fsArIs LINIMENT, for obstinate diseases of
ls The soLIDAGo OINTMENT, for injuries and CON-
mon diseases OF the SKIN.
partial liable TO oeeesDs The preced ng cassica
Other theories IL is dissinar in one aniio feature namely
in embracing series Of facts carefully examined aud iuly
certain organs on FIX or closely corresponding mani
one source and silly absurd rauda entity base
pref Of curing (and that mfablyl all possible and
Be BY amy one at al ett.s e pubic confidence from
cine like food when put 20 its legitimate must be chosen
with view 70 its s aeHn 10, spcS the S
as to SUIT the changing phenomena men pres, hcn
different from disease of the lungs
an s ss AZ e @ Be Sed
dep nding angsment structural disease
sa ara n % p e any
soa to ID. The s1ss the ss
been found peculiar control is necessarily very
brief Of being intended
dun of popular medicine giving iulle details
and decsns respecting the virtues Of the
rHYLAcTIc RnMfprs may be had with The medic 10
BowrRY and qe GRAND srREET cho the remedies may
be relied general principles the treat Of disease
and will in be found to the disorders for
which they recommended Under each medicine great
variety could adduced proofs Of their healing
efficacy, let the following serve aspecimen:-
NJ c., 2sth street. 10 years OF dark complexion, nld
die stature touty made sezd with intense ia the
bowels, which spite o ching bleeding, bsterDg, nlec
tons caomel opium and the like, ith ated
for nearly aweek, the bowels remaining obstinatey
all the time On the eighth morning
given, three hours the left ana the bowels
freely opened and in "a hours the patient completely
stored.
Nj. B. 10Th street, seized with similar sy mptems
had been four days the greatest agony during which all the
ordinary remedies had been tried IA On the fifth day
gen and in 80 hours he returned TO his
usual ayocation.
W. " had far sometime complained Of pain
in the chest and lassude at last zcd with
iafamma,iol of the lungs ineessan cough, difficult
athng pached great restlessaes One
given which ung the day, removed all I'D symptoms
nd by giving doses OF the AsAGALLIs PILL IA two
three d ,ys completely recovered.
AGENTS WANTED, enquire at 40 Bovery. je-7 em