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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-19
NOTICE

rs hereby given that my Aaro II, Auns, minor has
i len me and my employment, without my consent and
the public hereby cautioned against harboEing OF usl-
ing him my account, shall pay nope oil his debts or
Randolph, July 5, IsA, l2 MOSES ANNE,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-19

tE5-On the Odd June there was n meeting, styl-
ed a state convention, holden at Chelsea at which
we find that that Captain Partridge was chairman
of the business committee, and also chairman of
n committee TO address the people hcrealer-and
hence we call i, Capt. Purlridge's Convention, 10
distinguish il from the locofoco slnte convention.
In another place will be found two of the resou-
lions which were adopted The additional reso.
luons were for economy and reform in the stnte
and National Government, proposing to reduce
salaries and expenses to the standard Of 1901, and
recommending the people, without distinction of
party 10 vote only for representatives to Congress
aud the Legislature, who will sustain this propo-
sition. So far all goes on swi,nmingIy, without
distinction of party "-mnd lha.-and, then, as n
tail TO the animal, The convention goes against
national bank in any shape, recommends Nathan
Smiie for Governor-all without distinction OF
party, we suppose-and asks us, in common with
the other Montpelier printers, to publish the pro-
ceedings. Now, we have no objection 10 inform
ing our readers of these matters, but we prefer 10
present it to them, as it is-a mere locofoco trap
to catch gulls. Aside from the salaries to the
Judges Of the Supreme court, the entire addition
TO the amount paid for salaries in Vermont will
not probably exceed what it was in 1901 by u
grea,er gum Than 1900 year, and this including
the salaries of the Offices created since then, viz
the assistant clerks OF the Senate and House, the
secretary of civil and military affairs and The
porter of decisions of the Supreme Court. II
these salaries are TOO high, that Of the Judcia-
Ty-or if there are too many oflices-or if the
cost Of criminal suits, which is the heaviest item
OF state expenses, may and ought to be reduced
Jet the people say so, and instruct their repre-
senta'ives accordingly, whatever may be their pol
iIics. No body will object to this we presume.
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NOTICE.

tAhE into the enclosure of the subscriber on the 2d
~ inst a small bay mare, with black and feet -
The owner is hereby requested prove property pay
charges and take her away. IRA ARMS.
Duxbury, July 5ih, l84l 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-19
NOTICE,

THIS may Gently hat have relinquished TO my son,
Charles l.. Msrslon, his time during the remainder Of
ms minority, and shall not claim any of his earnings
pay any debts OF his contracting, after this date.
JOSEPH Il. w, MARSTON.
Attesl, Peter M. SwiIl. Fairee, May 22d, le4l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-19
NOTICE.

(NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber two rod
" yoarng steers, rather small about year old. Ths
owner is requested TO prove property pay charges and take
them away. JOSIAH CHASE,
Wats6cld, June l6, ls4l. l4~
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PROBATE NOTICES.
d. p. JOHNsON's ESTATE.

ID. Z. JOHNSON'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held
District of Washington, S. : at Montpelier, with
in and Tor said District the 9th day Of July,
Is4i-Present Hon. George Worthington, Judge.
MWARY r. JOHNSON, widow OF d. p. John.
1VA- son, late Of Montpelier aforesaid, presented
her petition for assignment of personal property
out Of the estate of said deceased
Whcrcnpon, it is ordered by said court that tho
be referred Tor hearing 10 the 27th day Of July
instant, al the Probate Office in Montpelier, and that
notice thereof be given 10 all concerned by publica-
lion in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal,
at least two ", ekS successfully.
BY order OF the Court,
10 GEO. B. MANSER, Register
STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court ho-
Randolph District, 80. den at Randolph, ia
and for sad district on the Sd day Of July, 1871:
GEO. p. PARISH and Julia Bass, administrators
" on the estate Of Nathan ID. Parish, late Of Brain
tree, in sad District, deceased, applied for license to
sell all the real estate OF said deceased, for payment
Of debts due from said deceased and the same APP
pearing nrecseary-lt is ordered that said application
be heard a, the probate Office, in Randolph, saId
district on the 4th day Of August next, and that the
heirs Of said deceased be notified hereof BY puolca.
ton Of this order in the Vermont Waterman, printed
a. Monpcli r. three weeks successfully, as soon as
may be, that they may appear, if they sec cause, at
said time and piCc and give bonds Tor the payment
Of said debts agreeable TO the provisions oil the stat
ute IN such case made.
WILLIAM HEBARD, Judge of Probate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-19
NIAuOCANY VENEERS.

FOHN WOOD has Just received from New.
~ YGrk, q large assortment Of Mahogany VEN
EERS. Also, Smith, Coach aud Furniture Varnish,
and lot Of first rate FANCY CHAIRS, which
ready for saie
Cabinet Furniture and Common Chairs, Of the lat
est style, OH hand and for sale as usual at the old
nd If the late firm Of c. and j. Wool.
All persons having unsettled accounts with e. and
J. Wood are requested 10 call and settle.
July is, ISAI Is
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ytNHE Washington County Conference &C church.
Il es will meet at Waterbury on Wednesday, tho
2Ist ins,an,, al ten O'Clock, A. Nj.
900 pounds real live Geese FEATHERS for sale by
y LANDGDON WRIGHT.
Montpelier, July is, l8sl. Is
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE

DIXFORD, Warner, and Ella and Redinglon's Cast.
II German and Steel back Warranted SCfTAESi
and Scythc Stones Of different kinds.
Improved patent and common SNATHS, cheap.
Adams and Shakers celebrated and common FORKS.
RAKES IN any quantity suit he purchaser.
All which were bought 10 sell, and al prices that
fa to suit. Call aud see. LYMAN and KING.
June -, 1871. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-19

A LPHEUs TILDEN, Attorney at Law, Barre, Low
IA or village.
June 20, ls4l. III
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MERCHANTS wishing to purchase the best article Of
wi Hay Forks in the market by forwarding their orders
by mall them usual low rates on am stage
within fifty miles of this place. free of expense Tor
transportation. IVAN ORNUM AND Co.
Brook6old, June 80 ls4l IL
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LAYING TOOLS!

IS boz. Patent SNATHS 10 doz Patent FORKS;
I6 " Patent RAKES; so Warner Scythes
For sale low by the dozen single by
LANGDON and WRIGHT,
June 90 1871. 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-14
Gpa TOSAgS2 gI&W@&o aa
TUESDAY SEPTE M Der II. 1871
q,fljE ELEC TION


We have partial returns from almost every Sec
ton of the State There appears to be general
falling off from the vote Of last year-bur more es
pecially ofihe Wing vote--und of the ocofoco vote
IN the aggregate or thousand. There being 3
candidates--two wings and one oco-it is quite
probable no choice has been made for Governor,
although Paine runs ahead of either of the other
two Ifsuch should prove to be the case the cleo
ton will dcvove upon the Legislature
In the House, from present appearances, the
Wing majority will be so, and in the Senate thei
will be two Wings to one loco.
The locos have carried their Senators in Wash
ington, Caledonia and Orange-7
The Wings have, as it appears from our imper-
feet returns, carried Wndham, Rutland, Chitten.
den, Windsor. Addison, Grand Isle, and Frank
lip-19. "+
From Bennington, Orleans and Essex we have
not ysuffcient returns enable to determine
who has been elected-probably Wings.
Hurrab for tho noble Green Mountain State
''Her Star YER sets"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-14

Death Of a Poet.-Another Harp has broken, and
the strains that tremble upon its strings are now
heard In Heaven. Granville Melen, whose poe
try has long been known as among the sweetest
and the purest brealhngs of the American muse,
died at his residence in this city yesterday. He
had been in feeble health for several years, and
left his home and his friends nearly year since
For residence in Cuba, where he spent the last
winter, For time, hopes were entertained of
his recoverybut the seeds of an unreIenling disease
had taken root in his frame, and at the early age
OF forty-one he has been called 10 the Silent Land
IT'S but few weeks since we recorded the death
of Miss Lucy Hooper Two Poets in one shor,
month! Our Country has not many such to loss-
| Tribune
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-14
OUR COUNTY,.

The Locofoco5 Senators have been elected by an
average increase of some 30 votes from last year,
while the Wing vote has fallen off over 800. The
result then shows actual gain by the locos of 30
or 35 votes, and this too by greater exertions than
thew made last year. With all their night work
and day work and rum hating they may have Sc
duccd some 16 from side into their ranks
Tremendous revolution
With the exer,ions the part ofthe Wings any
way corresponding with those of the locos Old Cal
edouia would have come out right side up. OF
this we have no doubt 1t can be clearly demon
srated by any acquainted with the strength of
parties in the County. Why it is as itis the pres
ent is not the time to say. s.1 S. @3.,.vt
In the House we stand the same as last year, and
in this respect have done better than any other
county in the State from which we have heard
The vote for Hutchinson and Williams will be
found, probably, to exceed 100 ae
Our locoloco friends rejoice as heartily as did
the Wings last year; and as it is their turn we are
not disposed to complaint Tho Wings may claim
the same privilege another year.
CALEDONIA COlJNrY. SENATE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-14

u A squod of Jockeys came into town from the
north on the evening Of election, right merrily.-
With their black jack and his 6ddle(.e. it was in
the night and colors undiscernabIe but it sounded
verify like "darKey" at muster, "fuddled" and
fddling) they made quite stir. BY the way, we
thought the locos didn't like music and politics.
Sure y this looks q little sTyier too" m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-14

settled in orida after The age OF u; mat tNat no
senior Levy was naturazed in 1922; and mat the
son claims citizenship under the proclamation Vi
Gen. jackson in Florida, when he look posses
sion of tho territory subsequent to It's surrenoe''
The main point ofdspute 10 The CASE Is whetner
the senior Mr. L. was resident Of Florida at me
time of the change of flags June I'm, 1871 Gen
Hernandez and others state that he arrived ihen'
Mr. Levy moved that the subject be postponed li
next Session TO afford him time to prove MS Gu
zensbip. The question was discussed at length "
no conclusion arrived at rarer
The House. have nothing 10 do, at present, VIII
probably discuss this motion another day Inc
VrTo "a generally expected on "Wednesday. do
moi exnect any great commotion on the conse-
oue,co IF il. All seem 10 be pretty well pi epared
for it.
The Senate again took up the Revenue bill, the
ouestion being on the exception of Salt from the
dnty Of 20 percent.
In The course Of the debate, Mr. Clay said thar
rho nroIectiye duty on salt would not, under the
comnrom;se act. be reduced either or in June
ls42. The protective duties preserved by that act
were obligatory forever. But, il the duty was TIA
ken off, it would only PROSTATE The domestic estab
lishmen,s for making salt without reducing the
article t.
This motion TO exempt salt was finally lost.
Mr. Walker moved to exempt gunny bags for du-
w. stating that, on ono occasion, when a large crop
of cotton was made The price of cotton baggng was
suddenly raised by the combinations Of spectators,
10 double the usual price, and the planters were
driven to the of an inferior artice-gunny bags.
He wished 10 leave them this alternative.
MIR Buchanan renewed his motion to impose the
same duty on railroad iron on other iron. On
motion Of Mr. Berren, the amendment was modih-
ed so as to postpone the operation of the duty till
the Sd of March, 1912 and. in this form, the amend
ment agreed 10.
Amendments for The exemption of wool of libra
lies, &c, were moved and lost.
The time ofthe probable adjournment of Con-
gress was stated IN the Senate, to day, to be Mon
day next.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-14

RnoDE IsLAKp ELEoTIoN.-The election Tor
members of The State Legislature in Rhode Island !,
took place Wednesday last, and the result, as
was expected is overwhelming Wing victory.
The Providence Journal gives the returns from
twenty towns, Gncluding Newport and Providence,l
in which thirty five Wings and twelve Loco Focos
are elected
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-14

2U9S 2O7O 1896 1900 1854 2l4S
The highest Van Buren, vote is SO less than the
Wing vote Of last year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-14

GRAND-ISLE COUNTY.
Alburgh, N Kinsley, W 123
Grand Isle,
Isle La Mott, a.
North Hero, Hazen, 80 70
South Hero, Ii Adams, w
s., 600 OOO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-14
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

Burlington, WAGriswold, w346 2SO
Charlotte, A l. Beach, w 12l 81
Colchester, J 8 Webster, | 95 ~
Essex r, Stanton. 100 TO
Hinosburgh, Fl r Smith, w13S ~
Huntington, "A Ferguson, wll7 20
Jerico y RIiss w lao l4
Milton, s Boardman, w l9l ~
Richmond, Ransom Jones,l 80 ~
SheIburn, r White, w 81 o.
st. George, ) Isham,w Is 20
Underhill, - Naramore, 81 iol
Westford, - Jackson, W $50 lUe
Williston, A Laudon, wv ITO 10
h4 a.i 1909 1859
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02
"DEMoCRACY,p

"DsmOcracy is opposed to a national
bank-tO high tarif-tO an assumption
s lha State dsbts--'o internal improve
sn by the General GOvernmsnt--to
Alien and sedition laws--to Union Of
Church and Slate--to all priveleged or
dsrs--and 10 latitudinous construction
Of the Constitution. Jefferson was op-
posed to all these measures. lDemoc.
racy is in favor of a Constitutional Treas.
ury--Of President responsible to the
peOple--Of the use. Of the veto power,
when necessary TO protect the peoples
rights--a low tariff--liberty Of speech
and Of the press IA frugal government
--Land equalrights. Jefferson and Van
Buren, wsTe infavor ofsll these measures;
therefore lhs supporters Ofthese men and
these principles are Democrats, and those
who oppose them are Federal Whigs."--
CkilieOtke Ado.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02
NEW sERIEs.-voL. 1. NO. Il.

lsdes and lhree gentlemen entered the
apartments: Mr.. GeOge Harlly pressn.
ted his bride and their amiable cousins,
and the gentlemen accompanying them.
Old Mr. Warren entered soon after, and
o. the pleasant, the most exquisit busds
'7at ensued, | have nothing 10 say.
Now, the best Of the story is, that il is
smcuy true as related, and the gentle.
man we have called Mr.. Hartly relates
frequently, ardently hoping that it may
De oi Oe9etlt to many young ladies', who
like his daughters, have the best dispo.
S'tlon 70 the world, but for want Of prop
er reflection are most tyrannicaI II
their tssies, as they are indOmitable in
their pride.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02
HOWARh KENNFnY
THE LATCH STRING PULLED IN.

Our readers will remember that 4
choice piece Of Federal humbuqgery tLis
past summer, was TO represent General
Harrison as living in log-cabin, the latch
string never pulled inside Of the door. By
this they gave 10 understand that he was
poor man, and the friend Of poor men
that he listened 10 all thelr calls, aud
opened bis door 10 all comers. This was
their picture before the election: what il
it now? Is the latch string hanging out
and the door opened TO the SOC, 900 men
Of The West who voted for General HaF.
rison on the faith Of his pre.emptiOn a Id
graduation votes in The Senate, and un.
der the full belief that he and his friends
were TO promote pre.empiiOns and grad
uaiiOns. Is the latch string hanging out
for theme No! 1t is pulled insidei Il
is cut of! 1t is thrown away! and three
hundred thousand Western men are de-.
MED admtiance-are rudely repulsed-
are cheated out Of their votes, and laugh,
ed at.--Globe.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02

Indian Lands and Iadiaaia.--Tbe
Tere Hauts (EndiGHid) Courier of last
Saturday says:
Important IRdiHH Ttcdty.--The Fort
Wayne times states that, at the late .Tndi.
an payment at the Forks of the Wabash,
the Indians made a proposition to sell
their lands-and ihat Gen. NlIF0v, (al-
though not officially authorized By the
GovernmenI,) took the. responsibility
''whie they we're in the humor," Of treat.
ing with them for about 100000 acres be,
ing the whole Ofthe Miami lands in this
State. The price agreed to be paid Is
about 81 10 per acre, and The Indians 10
move west in FIVE years. The lands arc
worth SIS per acre. hard as the times are;
and there is little doubt the General Gov
ernment will confirm that treaty.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02
THE UNIONTOWN MAu popprn,,

THE UNIONToWN MAIL ROBBERY
We have received the following letter
from Mr.. Kennedy, to which we direct
the attention Of all concerned. -Ok;o
SfG.eSmdH.
USrONrOwN, Pa, 18th Jan. ls4I.
Dear Sir:
1t will probably be comforting a favor
on merchants and others, if you would
communicate The fact through the public
prints, that no drafts or checks have been
recovered from the individuals recently
arrested at this place, under suspicion Of
having been engaged in the mail robbie.
ries: from those who have lost bank notes
and can indentlfy them, will be pleased
to receive description, and at nv EARL.
est leisure will advise them, If bills cor
responding with the description furnish.
ed have been found amongst the money
recovered.
Letters addressed TO me under cover
10 P. NJ, Wheeling, will reach me.
ResPec fIIIy,
HOWARD KENNEDY.
Special Agent P. o. DepartmeaG.
rEditOrs in Cincinnati, Louisville,
Nashville, and the west generally, are
respectfully requested 10 publish the
above.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-02

OrMassachusetts Legislature assem-
oled on the 9th. The Senate was organ.
zed bv the choosing Of Daniel ?. King,
President, and Charles Calhoun, Clerk,
without opposition.
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17
HEADACHES.
JUDGE PATTERSON.

Id FAD the following from Judge Pat.
u terson, for thirty years the first
Judge ofthe county in which he lives.
MIDDLETowN, N. j., march -, 1910.
Messrs. Comstock 81 Co.
Gentlemen-You are at liberty 10 make
such use Of the following certificate as you
deem will best subsere the purpose for
which il is intended.
Certificate o. Judge Patterson.
| thereby certify that my daughter has
been afflicted with sick headache for the
space Of about 30 years,--the attacks &C.
curing once in about two weeks, fire..
quently lasting "a hours, during which
time the paroxysms have been so severe
as apparently soon to deprive her of life,
And after having tried almost all other
remedies in vain, have besn induced as
a last resort to try Spohn's Headache Re-
medy as sold by you; and to the great
disappointment and JOY ofherself and all
her friends, fousd very material relief from
the first dose of the medicine. She has
followed up the directions with the article,
and in every case when an attack was
threatened has found immediate relief, un.
til she is near permanently cured. The
attacks are now very seldom,a disappear
almost Immediately after taking the guam
tity directed. A hope that others may be
benefited by the use Of this truly invaluable
medicine, has induced me to send you the
above, and remain your obedient servant.
JEHU PATTERSON,
Judge ofthe court ofC. P.
For sale by E. A. SMITH,
Columbus Miss. Feb. "a, 1641.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17
PETERS

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some remarkable evidences of Their gOoa 3
fects. The certificates that have ben u.
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Often have the cures performed BY thzi
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neither nausea, gripping, nor debility. :,
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NJ 10tf, ToH0