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Correspondence ofthe Atlas.
OFFICE OF THE New YsRK AMERICAN, !
Dec. 8. IS4O-3 p. M.

We are enabled to-day to announce to you the
full and complete arrangements made in this
city to enable the Philadelphia Banks to resume.
The Banks in this city have subscribed the
sum of 605,000 dollars. Various individuals
100000 dollars, in tho following proportions
Prime, Ward s King, $4,000
Geo. Griswold, $4,000
Jas. Brown, (or Brown, Brothers
s. Coz $4,000
Nevins & Townsend, $4,000
John Ward s Co. $4,000
This does not quite reach the sum of ,0O0, 900
Of dollars, which was expected of New York
but is near enough to determine the Philsdelphia
Banks to resume.
The rate of Exchange on Philadelphia has al
ready risen to 9Sa, at which SIG, 900 was sold
his day at the Board of Brokers
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A FAIR REPARTEE.--In preparing banner
for the Georgia Convention, representing Har-
rion at his plough, the artist forgot 10 put a
horse before the plough. This attracted the
notice the Lopos on the road, and one ameng
them cried out "where's the horse" The
banner bearer, quick witted fellow, replied
"Harrison has Just given him to a poor Meho-
dist preacher" The happy allusion was we'll
understood
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Ernn, the Boston .atlns.

The RESUMPTION SETTLED. resumption
of the Philadelphia Banks is certain. All the
difficulties have been surmounted. The follow
ing interesting information on this subject, is
from our attentive Correspondent of the New
York American:
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aG-The Mexican Congress passed, on the
l7lh October, law to the following effect:
That the government is authorised to contract
loan Of S2,OOO,0OO, pledging for the payment
thereof the Is per cent. duty; and the President
be sold to the best bidder, within thirty days
expended in acquiring marine and other
necessaries for prosecuting the war against
Texas.
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TERMS:

The Daily Pilot per annum. ........... $6 90
g Weekly Pilot per annum.......... 90
&c Semi-Weekly per annum. ..... 4 90
Where FIVE subscribers at one post office
unite, and remit free of postage, they
will receive five copies of the Weekly
Pilot for. Observation-Disclosures. III W
And five of the Country for. ........... ls %
And for greater number at the same rate.
The payment in all cases to be in advance
The Editor reserves the right to continue the
paper, unless all arrearages are paid; and in
that case the price of the weekly will be three
dollars per annum, and of the country five del
lars per annum.
The daily will be enlarged as soon as the local
patronage will Justify it.
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Those who outlive their incomes by splendor
in dress or equipage, are well said to resemble
town on fire, which shines by that which de-
stroys it.
Solomon says,''a virtuous woman is croton
to her husband" By this rule the most valua-
BILE of the female sex is worth onlyfve shiilings
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NORTH CARoLIHA.-'Fhe electoral college of
North Carolina assembled at Raleigh, on the
I'd inst, and cast the vote of the State for H..R-
RlsoN and TYLER, as President and Vice Presi-
dent. The Legislature have had three ballots
for Attorney General, without choice.
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GEoRGIA.-Hon. JOHN MCPHERSON BERRIEN
has been elected a Senator in Congress from this
State for six years from the 18th of March next,
in place of Wilson Lsmpkin, whose term then
expires
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According to recent statement, there are
in Observation-Disclosures cotton factories, with
6l2,276 spindles; 2O3 woollen factories. with
1929 spindles; SO iron works; T49 Sitting
mills and nail machines; % card factories; SO
paper mills; glass factories.
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g-CoNGREsS.-NeitherH House was in session
on Friday and Saturday.
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Total amount of liability, s13,643,60l
Deducting from the above amount
81, 336, 419 "A, being the amount
of surplus revenue, and the bonds
sold which are not paid for, and
the State pays interest upon l2,207, Isl
Annual interest thereon, 732,430
Assuming that the resources Of the
canal and bank dividends will
furnish the means to pay the IN
terest aecruiRg on their respect
i've accounts for the next two
years, the sum left unprovided
for on account of internal i'm
provemsnts will be 4,764,
Annual interest thereon, 2S5,c
The following unavailable debts are due to
internal improvement fund for bonds sold, q
are included in the above table of indebtednC
but upon which interest is not computed:
From John Delafeld, of N. York, S433,C
e. A. II. Bangs 81 Co. 5O,t
g Bank of Commerce at Buffalo, 90,(
q Commercial Bank at Buffalo, 80,
&c Erie County Bank, 81,
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S73O,50O
Amounting to

! To which unavailable resources
| may be added, lands owned by
the State, also present unavail-
able, 1882 acres.
| The following resources of the canal at the
present time may be considered as unavailable:
The amount due prior to 1910
from sales of town lots, x mis-
cellaneous sales Of wood and
timber, si,O47,65
For sales of land in June last, as
per statement of the President
Of the Canal Board, 10000
At the date of nv last message, 270, 1872 aci es
of canal lands remained unsold, since which time
have received no report from the Board OF Ca
nal Commissioners, and consequently am unable
to state the number of acres that has, subsequent
to that time, been disposed Of
Under the condition Of things which the above
table exhibits. the Governor recommends that
there be no renewal Corporations upon the pub
lie works, or, if the Legislature shall decide to
go on with them, that only one be completed
at time; thus securing certain return from
the income of the works so completed, suf-
fcient to pay the interest on their cost hsys-
tenn of direct taxation for the purpose of paying
off the State debt is recommended, but not as an
immediate remedy. F1 am clearly of the OPT
MON saws the Governor, "that it would be bet
tel to postpone the adoption of this policy for
the ensuing two years" or resources in view
which would render immediate taxation unne-
cessary, he fhss speaks:
"The vast quantity of public lands entered in
1885, Is, Y, and ., which are not yet taxable;
the continued increase Of wealth pouring into our
State through the channels of emigration and
trade, and the present scarcity OF money, point
out the propriety of making loan to meet the
interest upon our internal Improvement debt I'M
til your next regular session. The quantity Of
lands entered during the years 1885 and 1885,
exceeds 5,22s,2N acres Estimating its value
at 50 per acre, the additional revenue which
will annually arise from this source under the
present law, after the expiration Of one and two
years, will be 81, 292 26, and an undiminished
augmentation from lands entered in 1887 and g
and will be continued, and 80 on continually, to
less rapid rate however, for many years at
| GOMEZ ID dafdWai l. s,t,is 5i.-...s ~. i., .
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~ "The obvious definition of Monarchy
saws Gibbon, "seems to be that Of State, in
which single person, by whatsoever name he
may be distinguished, is entrusted with the eTe-
ettiOn Of the IGsoS, the management Of the re-
VeniGe and the command Of the d1niy."
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Total amount of debt on account
of internal improvement,
Bank and internal improvement
stock,
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EDUNCH MUSCATEL RAISINS.-The sub
ND scriber has just received lot of BUNCH MUS
CATEL RAISINS, which she will dispose of in lots
suit purchasers, either by the pound box, low as
they be obtained in this city, She has also on
hand, o. RRANTS, CANDIES, LEMONS, NUTS, sc.
&c. The public are respectfully invited to give her
call at the well known stand of her late husband corner
of Baltimore street and Market Space.
ola CATHARINE KENNEDY.
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NEW BEDDING AND FURNISHING EN-
PORTUM

Also, new article ofMattress, called the Elysiah
Mattress, which, for cheapness, durability and com
fort is unsurpassed by any other Mattress manu-
factured
The above article can be packed up and sent to any
distance without injury, and is in every respect worthy
the attention Of invads and persons living in warm
and unhealthy emates-for sale only by the subscriber.
dl4 JAMES @. HODGES, % South Charles st.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-14
n LOTION! LOTION!
Up EVA NSi pc IIrIEXINEl 1 OFT

II ~ Ef AND DEAU LIZ lNO LUTON, high
ly esteemed for curing all Eruptons, Coarseness ed.
mesa. and pimples on the Face, Neck or Hands, and
efeclually cleaning the complexion and removing all
diseases of the skin.
Nothing contributes much 10 our general success
in Iiic, as an engaging first appearance. This Lotion
ia admired as most fragrant mild, safe wash ard
greatly esteemed for its virtues in cleansing sofenng
and purifying the skin of all eiuptions, so injurious
10 female beauty, and restoring it 10 high degree of
purity.
A oeaulilul and hcathul complexion is the pride Of
all who possess it, and the envy Of those who de-
prycd o. it. What be so affecting 10 a beautiful
female, in whose lace nature has displayed her power
find her complexion discolored with disgusting
pmples which fleet her charms
good appearance is he best recommendation 4;
and as The BeautIlyng Lotion purifes the skin, and
removes all pmples, blothes, tan, sunburn, and red
nes', and produces beautiful hue, is the only cos
| mec lady should use at her toilet.
Gentlemen will also find this eishtful remedy, 10
remove all roughncss, pimpes riDgworms, spots, red
nrss soreness Of the face and nose and every kind
OF eruption on the surface of the human body. 1t is
particularly recommended 10 gentlemen 10 be used al
ter shaving, 1t will prevent the Otherwise certain
effect OF all common soap, in turning the beard re
maturey grey.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
| A. HITCHCOCK & Co.
I53 No. III Genesee st.. Utica, N. Y.
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uP sTOvEsiit-1,

lTNHE FARMERS COOKING STOVE. I'm the
n present age Of new Inventions IL is important
that the public should not be deprived OF the free
Of improvements, 10 which they have lawful right,
BY those who seek TO monopolize the fruits OF the in
genuity Of Others And 1t is equally important that
the TRUE inventors should not be deprived Of the
BENEFITS Of their Inventions, or deirauded out oil
those benefits byarrogant pretendeis. The public
hereby informed that several years since ElshaTowh
invented improvement in the construction Of Cook
ing Stoves, for which he obtained patent. That in
putting said stove in operation il was found that II
would be an improvement thereon 10 have the back
plate oil the fire chamber made with three curves Tor
the purpose OF concentrating tho heat upon The boil.
ers and preventing the warping Of said plate, and the
same plate has been in for the last five six years
in that and other stoves, and consequently the time
has gone by for any one 10 take out patent for
said plate in the construction OF Cooking Stoves oil
any kind. In the spring Of 1882 MIR Darius s.
Rowell invented stove somewhat in the shape Of
Box stove for the convenience Of using long wood,
with Two or more fues 10 connect with elevated
oven, and tho same was Put in with his consent,
by J. l.. G. c. Robinson, 10 tes' is utility, before
taking out a patent, and being satisfied upon that
qucs ion, he has determined upon taking out pa
tent for The same. In the winter Of 1870 Mr.. Lester
Tiiden carried said Rowell's modei 10 Mr.. Fisher
Holmes 10 procure come patterns made for casting
said stove, and after his patterns were finished, OF
nearly so, upon the suggestion of Holmes, said Til
den had back plate made with three curves be-
ing substantially the same in principle, that used in
said Towns stove, and has taken out h patent on
said RoweII's invention, and on said three curved
plate, which is an infringement aid Rowcl's in
vention, and VOID. We therefore hereby give notice
that VIC will manufacture and sell the FARMERS
COOKING STOVE, and that will defend and
save harmless any and all who na, purchase said
stove Of US, or our agents. l.. & w. TI'den and
Co. in their Re Butler, say they are making rrepa-
rations TO prosecute us FOR an infringement on their
patent, and all these who purchase oil us. We
would say, that whether said l., s w. TiICtn and
Co. Batter or Re-Butter, they, and all who pur-
chase Of them, will find that they will have some.
what TO do with said Rowes invention, with cost,
and without long preparations. We hope said Til
dens & Co. will little Of their caution for their
own use, and not talk so long about suing Tor
quite impatient 10 see them try their courage.
E. A. WEBB e. co.
Montne Sent II 1910. 20.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depot at Chailestown and
Nashua, every morning, Sundays excepted)
All goods to betransporled on the Rail Road going
above Lowell must be sent TO the Company Freight
Depot, Chnrlcstown, at the end Of Warren Bridge.
Goods TO be forwarded by The morning train must
be sent TO the Depot early the evening before.
The Company having provided large and comno
dous Store Houses both at Nashua and Charles
town, and having completed their arrangements for
The Transporat OF Merchandise, give notice that
they are now prepared 10 transport all Goods and
Country Produce which may be forwarded to their
Depots 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 th Trans oralou Business at the Depots
and to accompany the goods over the road.
Tho Company, determined not only TO accommo-
date the public, bat TO extend every facility in their
power both to Teamsers and Merchants, have fix
ed upon the following rates OF Freight;
$3.50 per ton each way between Nashua and
Charlestown.
SiOO per ton each way betwecnNashua and Low
ell.
All Regular Transfers running 10 the cars will be
carried over the road between Nashua and Charles
town, each way, free Of expense.
CNSLOW STEARNS, Supt.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


w E, the citizens Of Otsego county, New York, do state
that when CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALsAM first intro
duced among us, did believe his advertisements nor
could we then believe that any medicine could be made
sufficiently powerful restore torpid and persisted limbs,
rheumatlsm prevent teethache and qunsy and
Group rattles with certanty-and at the time be
exceedingly MUD 10 and wounds the
desperate piles; burns and calds and and
frozen limbs quicker and better than any medicine
before invented, and could be depended upon quiet pain
and relieve in all cases. etc. And although
continued from time time to hear that had been used
with great success still the Of inhabitants slow
to be convinced that all these could DO true.
But after six years Of observation, and after having
fully tested the Basam for satisfaction, free
osay that have found fully equal TO his recommends
tons and has become generally priced among and is
kept i'll every house, and used by every family throughout
the region 1t seems 10 relieve pain almost instantly, and
it is considered the most valuable family medicine eveI
known
JOHN H. PRENTIss, Member Of the House of Reprcsen
tatives in Congress.
IVORY HOLLAND, Member of Assembly in the Legsa.
tnre Of the state Of New York
RenJ. Allen Joel Peltis, G. Dcong, G. Rockwell & Co.
Merchants And others. Otsego, Jan. 1887.
For sale by S. BRITAIN, Bore, and BY E. H. PR EN-
TlSS, Montpelier, VT. II en-
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DOUBLE. UMBulCAls
SINGLE.


FENIIESE Tusses are manufactured and sold by
a SEYMOUR MARSH and SON, Canojo-
hnrie, ontgomery County, New York, and otlhai
purpose they have formed coparluership, under the
name and style Of S.Marsh and Son, 10 whom all
orders from abroad must be addressed.
These Ttussos constructcdin many particulars
on entirely plan, and their dvanages over all
other trusses, have been aesed not only by the
respectable Of The Medical Faculty but by the actual
experiment Of those afflicted with The disease they
intended TO alleviate, The most eminent physicians,
upon an examination Of this truss, so decided
to its superiority, that they cheeruly and voluntarily
give certificates 10 the ptoptetors 10 be laid beorr
tho public, lew Of which may DC on The hand
bills For sale by SILAS BURBANK. Montpelier,
Vermon.
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HOOPING COUGH AND GROUP.

III Il TO PARENTS. JAYNE'S EXPEC1O-
RANT, s without exception the most valuable pre-
paraton IN use for the above diseases. 1t converts
llooplng Cough into mild and ractable disease,
and shouens It's duration more than one half and
produces a certain and speedy recovery. From half
TO one tea ST oonfrl, will certainly cure Cronp in in
iants and young children, in half an hour hour.
The lives OF hundreds Of children will oe saved annu-
ally, by always keeping ii on hand ready for every
emergency. For sale at No 90 Sonih Sd street Phil.
adclphia and by 4. P. Walton & Sons, at the Mont
peier Bookstore, Montpelier, VT a
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VEGETABLE SYRUP PILLS,
Tan RS. J. MORSE'S VEGETABLE SYRUP
1VA PILLS, celeb aed for the relief of children Vi
feeble habits, and especially those afflicted with the
RICKETTS,. For sale at the Montpelier Bookstore
and at Newbury, VI. by Messrs. Keyes.
Montpelier, July 1889. 10
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REsURRECTION PERSIAN PILLS

CUpERIOR to the Hygcn Brandreth, Evans, Indian
CPurgave the Maches lphcedI Sanative or any other
Pills Comp ound before the public, as cerihei 10 by
Physicians and others. Let none condemn them until
they have tried them, and then we are certain they VIII
not
1t is now settled point with all who have used the
Vegetable Persian Pills. that they are pre- emineny the
best and most eicacous Family Medicine that has yet
been used in America II every family could beceme ac
osinted with their sovereign power over disease they
would keep them, and be prepared with sure remedy TO
apply on the first aPpca ance oil disease ana Inen NOW
as the lives oil thousands who are hurried ou OF me ny
negecng da Its first stages, or by not beng pos
session OF remedy which they can place dependence up
GAi who ,pish guard against sickness should use The
PERSIAN PILLS freely when needed no INJURY can en-
used from youth old age en taken according TO the
The RESURRE CTIoN OR PERSIAN PILLS
The of these Pills originated from the ccumsa lance
of the medicine being loun only in the cemeteries Of Fer
sia The vegetable productions being OF a peculiar kind,
led to experiments TO its medical quahes ana vrtues-
In half century it became established medicine Tor
diseases OF that country. The extract OF this singular pro-
duction introduced into parts OF Europe IN the
1888 and used by many celebrated physicians IN cur
ing certain Diseases where all other medicines had been
used in vain Early in the 1872 the extract was CON-
bned with certain vegetable medicine imported from Du-
ra Baca in the East Indies and formed into pills. The
able effect of this compound the humun system
led physicians and families nio its general use Their
long character their universal and healing vr-
tue The detergent cleansing qualities Of he specl-
cal fcton upon the gander part Of the SYSTEM such
Will sustain heir reputation and general use III the Amer-
CERTIFICATES.
certify that have by way oil experiment. used the Hy
goan and of the various kinds Of pills. in my prac
hce which have borne the highest repue in the pubic
maton that have been offered for sale in this vicinity
lPersian Pills and the public may rest assured that
none among the whole catalogue has answered better
purpose easy aud eectua remedy, than the Resur
reciion Persian Pills in most Of disease
CHARLES BACKUS, M. ID.
Rochester. N. Y Sept u 1887.
TO MOTHERS.
| L,
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TYSON FURNACE, PLYMOUTH, VT

TYSON FURNACE, PLYMOUTH, VT.
TIME subscriber would respectfully all The atten
l. ton Of the public dealers in Stoves, iron ware,
&c 10 the manu- actures Of this establishment. With
in three years blast furnace, and all the buildings
and machinery, has been built and. put in operation
necessary to manufacture iron, and put it into the
various forms Of castings required for the market
In this time more than Two Thousand tons OF good
Foundry metal has been made at these works. The
facilities nj this place Tor making Iron Ware are
such as 10 enable the proprietor to compete
fully with other manufacturers in the country nd
The blast furnace havngb in operation for raj
months, and making more than thirty tons Of ex-
cellent Soft Metal per week, furnishes suppl Of
Stoves, Stove Plate, Hollow Ware Cadrons and
every variety Of Castings and Pig Iron OF SUPP ror
quality, on the most favourable terms to dealers.
supply Of the much approved Woolson's I'm.
proved Cook Stove, with an air tight furnace, adg-
er, Hayward's Reversible fue premium several pat.
terms elevated oven Cook Stoves and other patti rms
adapted the diff markets. all sizcs, six pla OF
Box Stoves, Vermont Parors, improved and eu bel
shed, Harp Patlors, aud beautiful pat tern
to any thing of the kind IN market, Hollow ware
Fire Frames, &c. hand, and will be so Id OF
favorable terms at very reduced prices TO deaIer,.
Also for sale 200 ions pig iron, equal to SEQ ch.
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence thit
ders for the manufactures of this establishment will
for quality Of meal and stye, of DIRK maa ship bt
| executed 10 the entire satisfaction Of purchasers
Orders for Stoves or Plate should be forw ardec
| early in the season.
All communications addressed TO the subscriber,
"Tyson Furnace p. o. Windsor Co. W." will receive
prompt attention AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Furnace Aug. 5th, 1910. Sc
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.OWN,s VEGETABLE BALsAMYO

- ELIXER Tor cough, cold ard consump.
ton, Rheumatic Linment for curse Of rheumatism,
and NaluIe's Assistant for Purifying the blood Just
received and Tor sale by f. p WALTON & SONS,
al the Montpelier Bookstore, Dec. IA.
SALT PoRK.-Storrs and LspgdOns have few barrels
~ ofolean salt pork at rcail' Oct "
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FuNHE subscribers continue 10 carry on the above
u business. Blank Books made TO any pattern.
Old Books rebound in good style and on reaso able
terms E. P. WALTON + SONS.
Sept 10, 1910. SO If