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ted as follows last year:
Jenson, Wing, 4473
Dillingham;, loco, 26oO
TDTAI,.REPRESE NTATIVES.
Wings 1872; Locofocos 80; Abolition Wing
majority As.
Thus it will be seen that the additional returns
20 TO confirm the general correctness OF our estl-
mate of lnst week.
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brighton Market, Sept 10. At market 45O beef
CATTLE $40 stores. Prices first quality SIS TO
6y25 second, to $50; third, $50 to 4,5O.
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DEATHS.

In Burlington, the 9Th instant, MIR Abram Brinsmaid,
aged II years.
In Burlington, on Sunday 9th inst Mrs Priscilla Fooe,
wife Of Hon. Alvan Foote, aged % years.
On the 9lst August Mrs Ruth Lee, formerly Of Mass
aged 80 years Printers IN hs. state are ,eques,Sd Ne:
revolution He was born March a. 1851.
In Vergennes, tho 2lst ult MIR Joseph Tucker aged
S. formerly of Boston, Mass but resident here for the
last 90 years He killed Instantly while engaged IN
blasting rocks the East Falls on The Creek.
AT Brookfcld september IL, Mr. Samuel Bagey eyed
SO years.
in Waterbury, on the 3D. Of consumption, Mr. Stephen
Woodward, in The 25h year Of his age. His days
few and useful his death ono Of trumph-he could
truly sag that though he passed through the dark valley
Of the shadow Of death he would fear no evil.
In Psford, July 49, Of consumption, Miss Eliza Doro-
thy Sheldon aged 25 years BY this dspensation of DDS
providence, parents are called to sustain the reparabe
loss Of kind daughter brothers and sisters Of affection
sister, and society Of promising, amiable youth May
the youth lay il heart and not do did the deceased
neglect religion until brought upon dying bed The
ming before she died. of her associates called to her
which time Eliza exhorted her not to put far away the
evil day but prepare meet her God. The voice Of Eliza
IL no " silent in death.
Sister, thcu mild and lovely,
Gentle as the summer breeze
Pleasant rs the air Of evening,
When 1t Heats among the trees.
Dearest sister, thou hast left as,
Hn c. thy loss we deeply feel
But It's God who hath be eft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again, we hope 10 meet thee
When the day Of life is fed,
Then, in heaven, with joy to greet thee,
Wholc no farewell tears are she'd
Al Waterbury, 7h August in her 9sd year, at the resi-
dente Of her SON. Dan Carpenter Esq Mrs Anna relict
the ato Mr. Simeon Carpenter and OF the earliest set
;les Of Norwich in this State. For than fifty year
she had been member Of the Congregational church, AM
in uniform attachment to the doctrines and institution
ofreligion, has proved TO the world she strange
and pilgrim on the EARTH and that her home heaven
blessed arc the dead who die in the Lord"
In Barton the 7h inst Amos Cobb. son of A. c. an
Eliza S. Robinson, aged q months and Is days.
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MARRIAGES.

In Stow on the 18th instant by Rev. p. p. Harower Mr.
Abel Woodward, to Miss Hannah Hill, both ofWaerbury
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LETTER FROM MR.. WEBSTER.

w NGToN, sept ii, 1911.
Ny Dear Sri thank you for your kind and friendly letter.
You will have learned that Messrs Ewing Bell Badger and
Cenden have resigned respective offices. Probably Mr.
Granger may feel bound follow the example, This
hardly the which
casoned they only friends but persons with
whom have had, for time, daily official intercourse
could not parake in this
1t supposed to be justified presume by the differences
which have arisen between the President Congress- the
of establishing fiscal and restoring sound
differences. regret these differences deeply
but been able what the resignation
of the Cabinet likely either mitigate the evils
produced by them On the contrary only reliance for
edy those been, the union, Cancellation
and persevert Il the whole Wing party, and by
despair of seeing vi accomplished by these means, all that
desire 1t may reder patient under disappointment
regard recolect, Justly by the
President in his last how of important
have been already successfully carried through.
hardly know when such of business has been despatched
in single session of Congress.
The session hand the same Con-
gress again assemble and feeling deeply
did the indispensable necessity suitable provision
the keeping OF the public for aid tho operation
Treasury and the high public interest of the currency and
change in haste believe that the which
the expectations of the II it shall
ton foron indeed But for will give up the hope.
My particular connection with the administration,
with another Department. think very humby-nono think
humbyof tho value of the services which able
render TO the public in that post But there is far
know, all subjects affecting foreign relations
opinion between the President and myaef;
nothing to disturb the harmony of intercourse have
felt with the duty which
the risk by any sudden abrupt proceeding
the Executive regard subjects and questions
atey pending, and which intimately affect the
the peace of the country
| dear with regard, yours, Scr
(Signcd) DAM. WEBSTER
H. KETcHuM ESQ., New York.
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W. aposrs,,; - -
~au0NdzsSs'~SS$ILPpT S1 a.

Congress adjourned die Monday last Edward Everett
was confirmed Minister England, % to 9 Cen James
Wilson also confirmed Surveyor of Wisconsin and Iowa
The resignation of Mr. Granger accepted by the President
who nominated c. A. Wicke of Ky to be Postmaster Gen
cra in his place All the members of the Cabinet
confirmed Bella Badger rejected, and the nomna
ton of Virgnan, who furnished the copy of Mr. Bolts cele
bratcd letter tss,hc President.
We have received the letter Of Thomas Ewing, of Ohio,
signing his for resgnng the office of Secretary Of the
Treasury, which shall give in Suffice say,
that it falls like hunderbot upon the President, affirming,
does that the second bank bill prepared with the
and unqualified appreciation of the President including the very
points which he has founded his for the second
Mr.. Webster remains in the Cabinet will be by the
annexed
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FIRE! FIRE!l FIREu,

THE members OF he Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company are hereby notified that the following assess
have been made by the directors all noes in force
on the following DAYS, towit:
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Three men were shot in Indiana the Other day
whilst stealing water melons. Two were killed
on the spot
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NOTICE

rEO the Farmers and Mechanics Co. at Twngsvle and
all others concerned, that the subscriber shall ne-
thcr act committee do any more business for said
company after ths date DAVID WETMORE.
Barre Scpi,inbrr H. 1871 22
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NOTICE

CtAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber about the
~ 20h of July, red yearliug heiler The is
requested to pay charges and take her away.
MINOT M. HARRIS.
Worcester, August 90, ls4l. 20
Il ACE Wells, Edgngs, Insertions Beadings and La
IL ces y, the New York Cheap Cash Store
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vATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL
MONDAY, SEPT. 20, 1871.
VERMONT ELECTION.

We omit the detailed returns for want of room
he following is the result.
TION-VOTES FOR Gov
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DANIEL WELLS,
ANSEL PHELPS.
FRANKLIN RIPLEY, STrustoes
NATHL l.. RUSSELL,
GEORGE Il. DAVIS,
SAMUEL WASHBURN,
k, Mass September 1SlI %
STRAYED

SrRAYED
LNROA the subscriber about the last OF June bright
Il red yearn! ner good size and well built with short
broad bead Whoever will give information where said
he,ler may be found shall be suitably rewarded
Bane Sept. 49, lS4l, PLINY WHEATON.
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"THE TAX ON TEA AND COFFEE l''
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLES

KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE!
That Wing Senate, by vote of 80 to 10,
struck out the tax OH tea OH coffee.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE!
That Wing House concurred in striking out
the tax on ten and coffee, by vote of l79 to II.
AND ALSO KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEG
PIE,
That the last locoioco humbug was The tax on
tea aud coffee.
Maine. Returns from l66 towns present the
following result:
Is4l. 1910.
Kent l9,40l 24,6e4
Fairfield 1883 2l,040
Scattering 1854
Thus Fairfield runs slightly ahead OF last year,
whilst the Wings fall off largely. OF course FAIR
field is elected, and probably locoioco maoriiies in
both branches Of the Legislature.
The legislature Of Kentucky is now composed
of LOG Administration, and 80 opposition:
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The legislature of Kentucky is now composed
of LOG Administration, and 80 opposition.
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FHNHIS cerfes that have give to my son, HENRY
IL w. SMITH, minor, his time, that henceforth he
may and trade for himself hereafter shall claim
any ofhs earnings pay any debts Of his contracting
Witnesses. VIM. SMITH.
Jacob Fatewcll,)
Sally Farewell : August 81 lsil.
Ira Wacott. 20+
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ZENAS SMITH ! Commits
JOHN EMERY, ! soners.
Washington. August 26'h. I94i. 90
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Maine Returns from l66 towns presen, the
following result:
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" My God, lowly pour to Thee
My spirit and its minstrelsy;
Tho power to scan thy goodness past
Seems mercy not the least nor last"
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STRAY MARE.

AIKEN up by the subscriber in Tunbrijge We'd
nesday, the fourth instant middle-slzed light grey
mare with short switch tail and lame in fore loot,
apparently fonndered) and supposed 10 be about
old The is requested to prove property pay
charges and take her away. IRA BUGBEE.
Tunbridge Aug. 9, ISA 90
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Mortified, July /, lS4I.
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ROM the pasture Of the subscriber the 6rs of June
l. black two year old STEER, about the middhng size
Whoever will give information where said may b
found shall be suitably rewarded by JOHN GALLISON
Montpclicr,
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h EMAINING inthe Post bilios at Charlotte
N On the Isl Of October, l5jl,
Al. Adams, A. W. Alexander, N. ". Aloxsn
der, " D. Alexander, n. Z. Alexander, K. AieS
auder.
BIN. Besty, G w. Hsfr 2. Giss " Il Bta-h
4. blake, ". naDacr, Thos. nlacE y BsGas n
Il Barnet +. Brown, J. G. Bsatrt S. /. hgs4,L
Ell Fins,
FL, Flsnagan.
c. El Gn.b,n. " GiI,in, I Gillespie.
H-Jana Houston Q. II. lIaaief, C. Hayes, Z
Hsglar, s. Fiafncr 2
is. i Jsaiison. W. Jam isaa, + A. Jahnson.
tmiaes.l Taos Jsuiisou. J.. Jpha.sn
XII. kszinh VI. J ksnnal3 ., :. Egster,J
Knox.
rs Isawiag
MI. Montgomery Betsy Nariu aafty,) >.
Mckee, } "a. hcKslyy, &. AsD4llt. 2. ]. ST..
Comb, J. NcGnnis.
OIL. A. Orr, r. w. Ormond.
PIG, Poindgzicf. W. G. Pmaps. J. ". Pous
". Page, +. 7. Penny.
RI. RUlin, J o dodgers, Il Robinson. +
F. Rass y RAID, J. b. Rntche d.. ! Ross. g. s
Robinson. II i}tid, J. Reid
S-Cap'. ]. 81 S1aurt. ! Spencer, S. Smart
". Stanford, + Smith, a. Springs
It's Todd, J. faChdrlJ J 9 G9rrcreo.
WI Wsthog-, Jna Wetbsrs, NJ Wedding
ton R9bt, Wilson, a. A. Wilson, Il. Wcant 2. 4
j. WnhersPoen, G. " Wii.laurs.
H. T. WILLIAMS. 7. w.
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WOOD TxpF..

q ttTty Machinery ard g arrai.t j superisy is
y aat hcietodne manufactured Ge,rgr E
Nc.bHt. Teoune nnldue. Csther 81 v III eos
Water street, NGS York. fcercctlllly Sniornt ths
PFinicrs y Gle tipted Eiates. that IL ltss uew q
hH operation his u,achue for cutting Wdcd
Types, ahich beiue sn tHfirF srs iarshliaB i
warranted % cot Tres. both plain and ornsnep
tai, isr superior 70 aug hstetbore eslibied to The
publ'c and IN pf0oi IF tic assertion, inicIns ths
pnblic that no haa oltsiuod Diptsfnaa aud Mtt-b
flofn 10th the American tod Mechanics ihs!t
ir'es of 1he Nly Of NV York., Il t3rif EBWs 81
1887, s3S, and 1889, as the bsOks Of iho Ias.i
tules sin siav.
George + Ncsbit, would patiieularle invite lls
attention ~ Printers 10 the fact, thas lhrogrh ~
polieuUas of The pfnprittofs of the I4ivcrroel y
Ilayre hoes q Packets. he has bccn favored ssiA
The latest French and English specimens, its
many of The new styles IN them are very baHd
some, nnd have been got ar BY him they ve's
exhibited hy him az tie Mechanics Fair ia lbs
cgy, uue Just closed and pronounced BY tho CON.
nitioc OF frnigrs appointed to examine Typa
sud Specimens, TO be supnfisr TO ary Wood Tyre
ever before exhibited, and having a decided al,
vantage over large Metal Types
bepygo T. Nestiti would als0 inform the Prs.
tors Of the tpited States that he is ready 10 cal
lypes % Nosd Of any slzn, from hines Pira,
upwards from ans of the patterns n smaller
Tyres contained in The extensive Spcrimen 81
hiossrs. G. Broce q Co. or from any aew pattern
that can be suggested
JJ-George +. Nesbia is DESTROYS that Printers,
ard those becoming Agents, should DO acquitted
with tho fact, that hts prices arc much redueel
from those heretofore charged by other miami.
taelurcrsi that he allows hi, Agents tAirfg pr
cent combustion that hts terms are cir months
% Zen PR cent. discount ior cash.
Agents are wanted tor The following cities VI
Charleston, Albany, Detroit, Rochester, and Bot
fdlo.
IJPfin'crs Of Newspapers. wha viii publish
INC above Tor six times, within thrce months irora
this date, and viii send me copy If their paper,
.hal be entitled 10 50 in Types and should ibe
Types not prove superior 10 any ever before uap.
they can be returned, aud The money
VIII be paid IN place Of them.
GEORGE r. NESBfTT
lontine building. corner Of Wall and Water
streets N Y.
Wares 10, 1871 e.
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PROSPECTUS
THE HOrS,rAFNEEV2,

F2FHE SgbseEibeT heleying that tie latra aai
a Intelligent poftipn o. North Carolina err.
hraced in the 1871 Congressional District. cotqeoa
I'd Df The counties Of tsgdeil Surry, Wilkcs, Ashe
md Paft Of Cadeet. j. II need o. a ncuspenes.
aud IA 'u'Y enmfeicpi 70 its sunpor--propafa 70
publish h fho iaan n WllkcSbornueh weesly
c1pet urdaf the abovp tiiIc Wilde every othef
District 10 iha Sla,e has rilhin Il iwp AZ moro
snch orgaps % information the Tbitteohsh 4 90.
Nrcly destitute end dependant on tie athefa.--
Why ia this So Surely. not because TIC iaapie
arc po' ntle and wiAiag 10 support one IL mnsl
ho because Fir 'tial has never been made The
flbscfibeT expects 20 makc TVS rial. and unhesl
'atiuFlY throws himself upon she spirit and .iber
city Of DE fige thousand wings Of the Dislticr
for snppatl.
During The late contest ior the Frrs:deneg III,
eubscuber Init his humble aid to elevate Cen
larrisoni and lie win continue 10 sdsonsie ths
peculiar Ieneis of The Wing party More the IL
aiia Of prospectus will not permit him 10 spY
u politics Tie paper viii be Compensation finn
Il will fearlessIY d.siss al iestions brought be-.
fore 'he psope--eondemnlng treasures which Il
may deem ufosg and approgi8g such a. maY ap.
pear rigtt. regardless ol party ronsidotatipns.
Although he M9untaineer viii bear ehafacter
srlotly political, portion of its columns will be
'f' ~ s'iNit't'jA tNlhl fNNtl1N NU Ffs.F7futtWft
boiolo the l4rmors-a feature which H,osl render
The publication mure acceptable 10 the bone
and Snew of the country Tie suhsefibcr looks
without fear, for aid
Every exerlion wi he roadp To render the n,ref
acceptable To The genefal reader 5, giving due az.
tenil7u 10 other subjects such as Eoteign and Do.
mesiic News; the cause of morality and virtue
the arts and sciences; Polite literature, &c. de
Bot enongH Of promiees, The subseribcr re-
quests ths cllzsus Of The 18Th District 10 ~ him.
II he should 1Atl TO e3yn satisfaction, he eill be-
content to torftit their confidence and support.
TERMS.
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TWO poLbAssio advance. paid at any time with.
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two dollars and fifty cents ir paid before the ex.
piralinn Of the year; or three dgllats il payment
be delayed until the cnd Of tic volume.
no subscription taken for lcss than one wear
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Of tie year, will be looked upon as a now engage.
mont
No paper will DO discontinued unless Il The
option Of the Editor, until an aftearapps are mid.
" Ang person pfocntiug Eve responsible Sub
'cnbets shall receive sixth copy gratis
" No paper will be seat ont Of the State. in
less payment be made ia advance.
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POETRY.
MANHOOD.


. y o. !" 4 = u y -
Is there, for honest poverty,
That hangs his head, ana all that
TIE coward slave, We pass him by,
We dare be poor, for all tLst
For all that and al that,
Our tells obscure and all that,
The rank is but the gniueas stamp,
The mans the gold, for al that.
What though on honely fare we due.
Wear holden grly and ali that
Gi.e fools then silks, and knaves their win'
A mans man for al that;
For all that, and al that,
Their tinsel show, and all that;
The honest man, though Ger SO poor,
Is king Of men io- all that.
Yon see yon fellow called lord.
Who struts and stlres and Oh tia,
Though hundreds worship al his word,
Hes but Ounce for all that;
For ali that, and al. that,
His riband, star, and all that;
The uian of Independent mind
lie locks aud laughs u al that.
A prince may make bel;ed knight,
A marquis, duke and all that
But an honest mans above his might,
Gsol faith has he, FOR all that
For all that, ard al iaat,
Their digniiies aud all that;
The piih Of sense and pride Of worth
Are higher ranks ikan II that.
Then let US pray tAat come It may,
As comes il will 70? all that,
That sense and worth, o'sy sll the earth,
May bear the palm and al thai;
Its coming yet, forall THAI
For all that. and all that
That man 10 man, tue world all Ger,
Shall brothers be fer all that
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L encouraged by The generou. patronage aoG
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Daily paPog since IT, establishment, and which
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fcRopeAs Governments, and tic antqsal n.pc.
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Dor Il viii advocate tho decoration Of a so1aJ
and Uniform NArIosAL CCRarscY; and urge a dis.
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People approved IN devolyiug on Wig Statesmen
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BooG- Esin6A,g.

w LILLIAN ntNrEa would lrfrm s.
w customers and ne gahlis ecnegaiiy. tal
be- ri'l continues the Ttl0k BINDING BtSi
MSS d, his old siaaa. f,w d,ars eoyth.eaa E
tie Baneh Mint IL vili VI bae~y 10 reccs
orders 10 BIZ line, snd p'edgos H'asgI 70 sssf
na palms g. give comp!e.e ss'uAeiion
gluftef. Ten =, his Shop. % al tho Qs,ec Z
Ilta " " cthhbaFg JsEefsso,sn," sill RECEIVE q
pe6,2a R'tnuoa
C&sliofir. uag 8 lszi
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10 effect care, or the purchase Eoney Will b.
reiurood BY himself or travelling ogeet-Ihay
comprise Tho Hygeisn Of family Pill The Ily.
gcian Tonic, TO Teatoto tho ceb.ltaicg u hfakrp
dawn constitution; The u,ssiae Pin. 10 cure tbo.e
pau(ul difficulties and diseases peculiar 20 Womea;
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arues. For further Information, Tho afflicted sp
invited to possess themselves Of lie hyseisl ard
Extra Hyeeis iaraished gstis ., the psnprietof'l
eili.e, 10. 2, AsIor House New Qts opd BY al
i his egenls These papers contain iasoimaiiou
+ exceedingly Interesting to the Fias aud iusaler
+ together With tgenty bge useful rcceipla, sna .
mass Of facts and certificates, that must conylEe'
every reasonable miod, thai the iiygeian Aisei
zines are Invaluable.
For sale by
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Charlotte, Jan. 70. is4i.
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IMPROVED uCsBANDRY,

The vast improvements in Agricultural
Prodaels--in roots, eTaiu, trult, and hse
stock--sbsw what may 10 done b. jude
ious cultivation. Il should he the aim OF
every farmer 10 secure the best tia, eau be
raised. The comfort Of his family, add
his secuniary profits Mould thus De alike
promoted. 4 little farm well cuasa
ted, is mOre pleasant and ptctitubs tnsf
srea, deserts Of land oyeFgrown with wul
lens aud thistlUs. Thousands Of iatmer'
who nov scarce "Eake both ends meet
% hundred acre form, might realiz'
double the income aud teGiold comfort trou
City well cultivated seres.- EzehaHg,
Poper.