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ding civil tribunal for the collection offnes, and
exempting all under 81 and over 33 from active
duty but not from enrolment, in time OF peace !;
called up by Mr. Crawford when
The Senate went into committee of the whole,
Mr. Dana in the chair, when the bill underwent
discussion and various amendments, and the cont
mittee rose, reported progress and had leave TO
sit again tomorrow afternoon when
The Senate made refer ence of various public
documents to appropriate committees and
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
o'clock, 2. M.
Mr. Atwood obtained leave OF absence for the
remainder Of the session.
Bill introduced BY Mr.. Warren of Middle.
sex 10 pay Horace Snow, and 1t was referred to
the committee Of Claims.
Petitions referred. OF Geo. w. Wentworth to
committee of Ways aud Means of G. +. Shedd
and'others to General com.
Reports. By committee of Ways and Means,
on sundfy documents from the auditor &c. that
10 legislative action is necessary. by General
committee, bill altering the names of certain per-
sons, ordered to be engrossed. BY committee OF
Claims bills to pay Lyman and King $35 80, TO
pay VIM A. Grswod 1924 severally ordered
engrossed.
Resolution From the Senate, for the cassifi-
cation and enrolment of pension rolls in the Sec
rotary of states office; referred to select com
mitfee OF three.
The House concuned in the amendment OF the
Senate to the bill fixing time when the laws shall
go into ef1ect-lst Jan.
Grand List.
The House proceeded TO consider the listing
bill, when the amendments reported by the COM
mittee of the whole were concurred IN, and the
bill was ordered to he engrossed
Geological Surrey.
A bill was received from the Senate, providing
for geological survey of the state differing from
the House bill in this, that the survey is not tt
take place until the state has received the first
instNlment of the proceeds of the public lands
out of which the expense is to be pnid y this bill
was sustained by Nessrs Sa geani, Ilebard, Dew
ey, Chandler of W.. Gilchrst, Beach and Shnfter
opposed by Messrs Villas, Baker and Rice of S.
and ordered to a second reading, Ill TO SO, read
a second time and ordered TO third reading.-Adj
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AUTUMN.

Sweet Saba III of the year,
While evening lights decay,
Thy parting steps methinks hear
Steal from the world away.
Amid thy silent bowers
IT'S said, but sweet, to dwell,
Where falling leaves and dropping flowers
Around me breathe farewell.
Along thy sunset skies
Their glories melt in shade,
And, like tho thing wo fondly prize,
Seem lovelier as they fade.
A deep and crims, / streak
The dying leaves disclose;
As, on Consumption's waning cheek,
mid ruin, blooms the rose.
Thy scene each vision brings
OF beauty in decay;
of fair and early faded things,
Too exquisite to stay;
VI Joys that come no more;
Of flowers whose bloom is fled
Or fareweils wept upon the shore
VI hiends estranged or dead =
of all that now may seem,
To memory's fearful eye,
The vanished beauty Of a dream.
Der which we gaze and sigh.
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WHEREAS a certain banking corporation known by
w the mans of the President, Directors and Comrany
of the Essex Bank chartered by the General Assembly Of
this state at their October session. A. D. 1882 and
ted at GuldhaI in the County Of Essex hgth been by
THIS Court enoincd from all further proce edgs in The bu
slncss OF It's hco poraon the gron1 Of It's having in
many respects violated the acquisitions Of its chatter and
become Insovent, and that Occasion Zebna Newell of
Newbuy IN the Iunty Of Orange was appointed Rreeiv-
or OF al the property Of said Bank and 10 proceed under
the acquisitions Of the general statutes Of this state to re-
uuce All SAN property w1ich available cash,
also tc receive all bills of SAID bank and on, landng La
Ouies OF the samc-And VIII sreas is necessary in order
10 enaoc the sad receiver to close the Of said
Oank ana make bis final report his Court of the exact
sae OF inc same that time should be limited for the
holders OF the bills Of said bank and creditors thereof to
present tho'r claims n sad receiver.
II is therefore ordereS by the Court that oil claims
gans said Bank shall be presented TO said receiver on or
before the FIRST day Of September merit default there.
OF INC holders Of such claims will be forever barred of all
tent TO payment Of thereof unless there should
be found available funds sufficient all the
Tag Liabilities of said bank and further ordered that
notice Of the above order be given such claimants by
publishing this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Gale.
DOMAIN and North STAR newspapers published in the coun
o Caledonia and in the Vermont Patriot and Vermont
Waterman and State Journal newspapers published in the
county OF Washington within sky days from this date.
Dated at Montpelier in the county Of Washington this
10Th day Of October, A ID. 1871
~ ISAAC +. REDFIELD, Chancellor.
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COLDS CHEMICAL IMPROVED
LAMP.

TINE subscribers, having purchased oil Mr. Gold
l. The right 10 manufacture and sell, in the New
England States, his improved CHEMICAL LAMP,
sale or retail, and can recommend them as the best
and most economical Lamp now in use, as The or.
pense OF burning will be only about half the cos, Of
Sperm Oil and the fight more brilliant. The inn
rroyements which have been made in this Lamp re-
move the objections which most Chemical Lamps
are subject 10.
,UPWe have also very superior article of CHE.
MICAL OIL refined under the superintendent of
Mr.. Gold, which can be used in this or any other
Chemical LamP-lor sale by the barrel or gallon.
H|SWe have the various patterns of this Lamp
at our store, where they be seen, at any tme in
use. LOWS. BALL & Co
No. 1873 Washington st. Boston. 2s
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CATARRH SNUFFI

MAKSHALL'S SNUFF is sui curing The Catarrh
Ll and the various diseases Of the head as well as sore
eyes in all parts of the country and sustaining the repu-
taon which has long since ga ned Of being the best
ucle of the kind ever offered in this country
Each bottle contains three times the quantity of one Of
those which offered ONLY 25 Nrs and is there
lore much cheaper, as well better article For sule
by he manufacturer, G. Bowen, Mddebury, j. and j. II.
Peek y Co. Burlington, T.. II. Frentss, Montpelier and
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the coun
try. %
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Some of the Locofoco papers have given cur-
rency to the fasehood tina; Mr. p. Is. Ewing recei-
we'd large and extravagant sum of money for
effectng loan of half million. The fact is
that MIR. f.. was pnid one twelfth of one per cent
for efftcting the loau-consequently the amount
h received for his services dwindes down to
S4l6 &c cts. Will the papers which have nngni
fled this sum into thousands, have the honesty ID
c1rrect their mis- sIatemenls'
No, not one of them.
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Good beginning.-A correspondent of the New
has directed the doors Of his department to be
closed on the Sabbath.
IrEM.-lt is said that newly invented machines
will drive mechanics to beggary but their effects
have not been felt by carpenters, lailors and shoe
makers. Yet, in England, the machine OF the
bread tax has driven even these, shoeless and in
rags, 10 their graves. Just it is with our coun
trymen. Our inventions, though vastly more nu-
merous for the abridgment of labor would neve,
beggar us; but to drain our country of its specie
and deluge it with foreign products, will drive US
shoeless and in rags to the same bourne.--.ameri
can .4duocate.
The following quarain is worth remembering
When things are done and past recalling,
IT'S folly then TO fret and cry,
Prop up a rotten house that's falling,
" But when it's down cen let il lie
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MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
A COLLECTION OF NEW CHURCH
MUSIC
BY 7. COM Err.


SOOO its FIRST publication in December Dun eI last It
comprises great variety Of Psalm and Hymn Tunes An.
thems, Chants Sentences and other set nj Gees orgn1
and selected with great care from the most eminent COM
poscrs with knowledge Of English German French and
Italian Music, the whole intended and calculated for Con-
gregaonat ar Church service with an accompaniment
adapted to the Organ and by the Organis of
the Kings Chapel and Director to the Boston Musical In
stltute.
NOTICES OF THE WORK.
We think this work entitled place beside il not at
the very bead of similar publications Of the day. The
melodies pleasing the harmony correct and the whole
arrange men good the rudrnents PLATA and concise
abundany sucit for schools and younger singers and
yet not cunbrous.-Bdston Daily Advertiser and Patriot
From examination of this wo,k feel confident it
will meet the present wants Of the pubck and rank the
best collection now extant. The author possesses fine
musical talents, boing himself sklfu performer
u teacher good composer possessing refinement taste
Judgment, anda keen dscrimuation.-BostonP Post
This work in eminent degree will tend elevate and
improve the taste style and characier and advance tn,
cultivation of pure harmony keep pace with the RAPID adj
vancss making in the science, the time adapting
for schools, principally with reference to the sanctuary
Boston Transcript
We satisfied this the best work eyer published in
this county and such is the tone of feeling which general
ly AIDES the book that feel confident that all who
desire 'mprovsmest will introduce it Into the Chors i'm
medal ely'--B0Ston Times
THIS work will no doubt receive the appreciation of
sacred singing community, by being made of as stan
dard werk.-OH Colony Memorial Plymouth.
dlfcrcnt.-IHlsical Visitor Boston.
The Musical Institutes Collection we expect will be
the most popular account of the prevailing sweetness
OF ITS nrelod'es and of its atteng the popular asc by
admitting many tunes by our owns elder Composers
Musicnl Mag dzire
| This new volume of music has received the highest
CONNIE ndatons from those learned in the, science; aud
where has been adopted by chors has given great
lsilcon us odioris professor of onquesoned talent
and his namo with many will be enough to stamp the work
as excellent. We recommend 1t to the attention Of
fien1s and oa derous Of obtaining of the most
cellen, collections of published Universas
and Ls8ies Repository
NOTICE Teachers, Chosters and all other person:
interested in Music invited call and examine the
work fos themselves.
OTIS, BROADERS and CO., Publishers.
I2O w lstnglOn Street, Boston. 2h.l2W
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Case ofthe africans of the .4miStad.-We regret
to learn from the Emancipator that the effort ma
king 10 obtain sufficient funds to re-convey these
much wronged Africans to their own country is
not as successful as it should be.
In aid of the grand purpose the Committee adj
dressed an application to the President of the Uni
ted States, asking the CO operation of the General
Government in this act of justice aud humanity,
and the rather, as in the original decree of the
Circuit Court against which the claimants appeal
ed it was ordered that "lhese Africans be deliver
ed to the Executive for the purpose of being sent
to their own country, under the act of Congress Of
1878 for The suppression of the slave trade"
The following reply was received from the act
ing Secretary of State:
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A Yankee ia Boston has set up one horse
thrashing machine for the convenience OF parents
and guardians having unruly boys. He'll lick an
urchin like thunder for lourpence. Small lckngs
done for two cents only, and the most entire salts
faction warranted.
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LEICESTER SHEEP

EoR SALE at Lennoxvile, l.. Canada, full blooded
l. Leicester Buck, imported from England, with small
lock of hafblood Leicester Ewes.
Also full blood Leicester Buck Lamb and three year
old half blood Leicester Buck.
The above worthy atteniion Of Farmers wishing
10 obtain superior breed of sheep.
Apply TO TIN post master, SiaDssad, L. q,
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STRENGTHENING PLASTER

M ARSHALLS continues unrvacd a strengthen
Ifl ing Plaster also for Rheumatism Lamene,s or pains
the sides limbs back for Scrofuous Swelings Sour
Wy Sores, fresh Wounds and for general Family Plas.
ter or save. For Corns, mOrcOver-ry it pare close
perscvere IN the use ty making application
sonaly and in time your will be cured For sale by
the manufacturer, G. Bowen, Middebury by j. and j. H
Peck and Co, Burlington L. H. Prentss, Montpelier and
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the coun
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HE subscribers huve Just received from Brandon Co.
l. nants new pattern, Farmers Cooking Stove, made
after The Yankee lion FORM constructed that the oven
can be entirely kept from the acton Of the fire. only when
used for baking. This improvement has been much wan
ted all other elevated troublesome in moder-
ate weather. This stove will take three foot wood and
affords ample for all kinds Of cooking.
Call and examine it before purchasing elsewhere. A
full assortment Of cooking box and parlo constantly
on hand.
ZENAS and CHS. II. WOOD
hIontpeier Nav I IR1I o.
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New HAMpsHIRE. A Wig State Convention
was held at Concord, on Thursday, the 25th ult a,
which Gen. Joseph Low, presided. The Hon.
Enos Stevens, of Charlestown, was nominated as
the Wing candidate for Governor, at lle ensuing
election,
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NOTICE.

NAME into tho enclosure of the subscriber about tho
~ fifteenth Of October red yearng steer rather small
size Said steer had been rowing about my immediate
vicinity tor Two three weeks previous the 18th inst
The owner is requested prove property pay charges,
and take il away JOSIAH BENJAMIN.
Berlin, Nov / lslI %
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-, AMERICAN HARDWARE.

Iron and cast steel shoves spades Ere sets augers
Nashua locks and latches w. Rowland and Sons ant
Fulton Hardware Cos Mill Saws Coles Hammers Lat
ches, ring and improved. Blake's patent etc. etc.
Composing altogether stock we'll suited to the eountr,
trade-to be sold for cash or approved credit,
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Montpelier, Nov |, lsll.
70 THE HONORABLE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON;

TO THE HONORABLE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON:
CtHARLES LYMAN, administrator de bonis of tho
~ estate Of Jesse Cummins late Of Berlin in said district
deceased respectfully represents that the nlestac did in
his lifetime INTO certain contract IN wiring, bearing
date the I'd day of Oct $780, and with Robert Alex
andcr, Of Berlin alo esad deed and convey The said
Robert Alexander, certain piece of land situate in said
Berlin described follows being the premises de-
scbed in deed from Jesse Cole J 10 the SAID Jesse Cum
mRs deceased dated September l6h 1929, which said
the decease of The said Jesse Cummns and
still is unexecuted
Wherefore the said Charles Lyman prays the said Court
to grant him liberty and authority deed SAID land accord
ing the Of said agreeaby to the statute in
such made and provided
Dated at Montpelier Nov. 9th, l94l.
CHARLES LYMAN.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! 1t is ordered by the
DISTRICT OF WAsHINGToN, SIS. Probate Court for the
district aores d that all persons concerned be notified
apperr before sad session thereof be holden
at Montpelier the esd day of Nov inst, show cause if
am hey may have why the liberty and authority requested
in the foregoing application should not be granted that
for that purpose The said application, together with this
order be published in the Vermont Waterman and Slate
Journal three weeks successfully as may be-
In witness whereof have hereunto affixed the
H. S seal of said Court and subscribed my name
Montpelier. in said district, this 9Th day of No
yember, ls4I.
90 GEO. WORTHINGToN, Judge.
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MARRIAGES..
DEATHS.

At suaford, Oct &c, by Rev. J. l.. Green, MIR. Isl
up to Miss Jerusha George, both of Stafford
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'CoPY.)
" DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Washington 9th October, 1S4I.
SIR:--I am instructed by the President to in
form you that he knows of no provision of Law
to cover the case presented in your letter to the
Secretary of State of the 23d ultino, and further
that there is no Ship Of War at present destined
TO the coast Of Africa.
"The President regrets this state of things, as it
deprves him of the pleasure which he would 9TH
erwse have in aiding the unfortunate Africans 10
return TO their own country.
81 have the honor to be your obi servant.
(Signed) FLETCHER WEBSTER.
Acting Secretary.
"Lews Tappan, Esq, New York.
1t is well said by the Emancpator that the re-
greet here expressed by the President, that he can
not have the pleasure of aiding the unfortunate
Africans TO return to their native country" is hon
orable to that high functionary, and contrasts ia
vOrably with the horrd alacrity manifested 10y Mr..
Van Buren,, when President, to deliver those
wretched captives over to cruel death.
As our readers may have forgotten this incl
dent, we re- produce the order which was issued
by Mr.. Van Buren, to the Commander OF the U. S.
Schooner Grampus, to receive and convey to tor
ture and death men as free as the President him
self This was when it was thought the District
Court would condemn them, and was intended to
prevent an Appeal.
"The Marshal of the United States for the dis
trct of Connecticut, will deliver over to Lieut..
John >. Pane, OF the United States Navy, and
aid IN conveying on board the schooner Grampus,
under his command, all the negroes, late of the
Spanish schooner Amisad, in his ustody, under
process now pending before the circuit court Of
the United States for the district of Connecticut.
For so doing, this order will be his warrant.
"Given under my hand, at the city of WASH
ington, this 9TH day of January, 1910.
NJ VAN BUREN,"
How advantageously does the genuine Southern
man show in this matter alongside Of the North
ern man with Southern prnciples.-.W y. Amer
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STILL LATER.

I II. RANSDELL has just received additional
y supply of Dry Goods which makes his stock the
richest largest desirable stock ofDry Goods
err offered in the vicinity and they will be sold at LOWER
PRICES.
Montpeor, Oct I6. 1871. 26dw
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OOTHING SYRUP.-A new supply OF this
Svauable article for children teething lust received
and for sale by &. P, Walton s. SoW, sept,s,
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LUST RECEIXED

pY TOWN and WITHERELL fine finished Bass vi
ID OILS FROM A Prescott, Concord, II. /; also Vions o.
various qualities, and Accordians
Oct. ls4l d
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RICH PAPER HANGINGS AND BOR-
DERINGS.
lust opened at the Cash Store by
j LANGDoN WRIGHT.
Sept. 25, 1s4I. 24-ew
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VIM. GREENOUGU & CO..
NO IA, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
RE constantly receiving, and offer for sale TO the CO
IA try trade on tho most reasonable TERMS
HA RIJW AR Il a. CUTLERY


Birmingham Gonds, comprising in part, Log, Trace, and
Halter Chains; James aud Fox and Hawkins Screws
Bed Screws Coach Screws Baldwin's, Kenrieks, and
TarAtts broad and narrow Butts; table and back ZAP pew
and plate Hinges Hooks and Hinges Locks-Capeners
closet pad wardrobe, chest cupboard press plate blind
and sash fasteners Norfolk alches brass goods ETC. etc
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TOWN d WTTHERELL

NoULh say to the publck that they have constantly
w on laud'a good and well selected assortment Of
Watches Jewery, Silver Spoons and Geld Beads superior
Brhranla Ware Perflmed Cushions Gard Cases w iles
Razors aud knives and great variety Of Toys and fan
articles Travelling Caskets Button Moes for Dresses
ETC. Also so first quality common and Alarm Clocks from
So to $40 s and warranted. They would also say thai
their practice advertise four times much
they keep impose upon the public but keep four times
much they advertise, and six times much any
other shop nrhs vicinity and especially request and
all to and examine for themselves.
MoniDelinr Oct, lSAi a.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court holden at
Washington District IS. Montpelier, within and for
said District, on the 4h day of Nov. A d l34l.
uEMAN CARPENTER, Executor on the estate of
Nathaniel Carpenter, late of Mlddlesex in said dis
ct deceased presents his administration account for set
Element hereupon 1t ordered that the referred
to the 9th day of Nov INST the Probate Office in said
Montpelier for examination and allowance and that all con
cerned be notified hereof by the publication of this order in
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed at said
MontpcIer three weeks SUCCESSFULLY NAV be-
that they may appear at SAID time and place they
cause, and object thereto.
BY order Of Court.
20 GEORGE WORT NOTION I,Joo
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nNE more Iot of nice Jeweled CnarIco Watches Just
~ received by TOWN and WITHERELL.
Nhe Celebrated Tfacy's Gloves for Sale at
i LANGDON & WEIGHTS.
SHAWLS SHAWLS
D 1CH O;;umont Satin, Dsmask Brocha, EdsRboro, Hi.
IL land and toher Shaws Just received and for sale
cheap at Ramsdelrs New York Cash Store.
Oct is, l64l. 27dw
I EWELRI OF the best quality made to order by
TOWN and WlTHERELL.
o -. LIVE GEESE FEE ATHERS POR SALE
BY BALDWIN. SCOTT e. Co.
| AMP OIL, OF TIE VERY BEST QUAIL
IL ITY for sale by
BALDWIN, SCOTT s. co.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Washington District, Montpelier, within and for
said DISTINCT ON The first day Of November a. D. 1871,
JOSEPH PARKER administrator the estate of
stephen Pearce, late of Calais in said district doceas-
ed, presents his administration account fo seltlement-
Whereupon II ordered that the be referred to The
10th day of November inst at the Probate Office in said
Montpelier for examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication of this
DEF IN the Vermont Watchmah and State Journal printed
at SAID Montpelier, three weeks successvey as soon as
may be- that they may appear at said and place. if
they see cause, and object thereto. BY the Court
80 GEORGE WORTH Notion Jud,e
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y II IJs
Erom DR.. Thomas Brown


Messrs Lowe & Reed, Gent-Ths Vegetable p, l.
monary Basam has been extensively used, in the
section OF the country where I reside for several
years past, and has justly acquired hieh reputa-
sIon IN constructive complaints. So far as my
reasonable expectation of those who have used i:
THOMAS BROWN NJ l..
Concord, N. H., May IL, 1881.