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NOTICE.

VuNHE subscribers give notice that they have purchased
N at public AUCTION the principal part Of the stock
of goods formerly owned by Walbrdge, Pearce and Co.
and offer the for sao at the store lately
pied by said firm at East Calais at such reduced prices
as will make it object for the purchaser AND
sLEl They also give notice that they have appointed
h'onzo Pearee their agent to superntend and transact
The above busieess for them. ISRAEL DWINELL,
STEPHEN PEARCE,
East Calais, Jan 0, l9il;*s7
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N
n AMI for sale at the lowest prices
BALDWIN AND SCOTT.
1Y'C ash paid for WOOL! 81
STATE OF VERMONT, District of Randolph, S.
OAta Probate Court holden at Washing,on IN and "a,
said District, on the 9Th day of January, D. 1871
Present. Hon William Hebard Judge. James Richardson
3D. and Carr Richardson late of Orange in the county of
Orange represent TO said court that Nathaniel Nc chard
son late Of Orange in SAID district deceased in his life
time under contract with the said JONES Richardson I'd and
Carr Richardson to convey by deed to the said James and
Car certain parcels Of land situate said Orange and
owned by said deceased the time Of his death They
therefore AXE application TO- ard request said court to
grant license to the administrator SAID deceased estate
convey SAID lands N pursuance Of said contract made by
said deceased aforesaid. is therefore ordered by said
court that all persons concerned therein he notified
pear at session of sad court to be holden the Inn
Ebenezcr Bass, in Wliamsown, the 81 Wednc sdny Of
February Sf and show any they may have against
granting said application For which purpose it is further
ordered copy Of the record Of this order bo published
Three weeks successfully in the Vt. Watchmat and State
Journal, printed at Montpelier as IS may be.
A true copy of record,
81 Attest IOIlN cor nv Roo;e,c,
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For SALE !

III fOh "a u ~
NarsfM THE subscriber offers for sale the delight
tssAs fu situation he has recently fitted up, TWO
lijsIM miles north of Montpelier Village, on the
ssaeEs<zzzA North Branch Of Onion River Persons who
have II need description communication OF II.
To those who have not would say, YOU want small
farm Of first land, easy TO be managed, with most
substantial und CONVENIENT buildings mostly erected the
Of rich meadow the east side Of The rond
the river inferior none it is believed in the region.
The emanIer of the land lying the west side ofthe
road, is divided into meadow, pas ure AMI wood land
being is supposed, about II acres in AL ltJA part
Of the price remain mortgage for time, but al
least half will he rcqufrd wien possession IS given
or ample security by responsible surenes. .
GEO SrORRS.
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ESTMORE.

W Z.
WHEREAS the Legislature of the State Of Vernon. in
the year thousand eight hundred hty eight
tax ofiour per all lands public lands except
ed in the town of Westmore the county Of Orleans
said for the purpose Of making and ing roads
building bridges. These the propriotors and
land owners of the town Of Wesmore who have paid
their proportion Of said tax in labor otherwise The
mee appointed to supentend tho expenditure of the
the subscriber that much of their lands will be sold
public vandue at the dwelling house of IRA Cheney in
The of Westmore the county of orleans on the 23d
day March next o'clock forenoon will be requi-
site to discharge their respective taxes with costs.
Dated at Bukc this 18th day of January, A d 1871.
81 ISAAC DE NISON. Collector
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DEATHS.

In this village 18th inst, daughter of Patrick McCarty
aged years
In Wea0, II, Sis, ut Capt John Day, aged SEA
soldier of NE revolution
In Brookfeld N IL. 9th u Jenny Keunison aged ! TO-
In Franklin, 9th ut Zeieyiah, widow of the late Paul
Gates, aged 10.
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NOTlCE.-The board Of commissioners for the institu
ton of the deaf dumb and the blind will convene al
the Pavilion lloase in Montpelier on Thursday the 18th
day of February, 1871 for the purpose bene-
hcarics who 10 recevs aid from the State of Vermont
and for The transaction Of any other business appeianing
to the legal duties ofhe board.
County Clerks and the cy authority oftowns are refer
red TO The 9th Chapter 10Th Of the Revised Statutes
touching their respective duties upon this subject.
LEONARD SARGEANT,)
JOHN COLBY, ! Commiss
HENRY STOWEL,
January A. l8sl.
D. Publishers of Newspapers in the State of Vermont
WIN confer deed of charity the unfortunate by giving
the ABOVE notice a place in their respective Journals
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a ruc copy OF recUrd,
81 Attest, JOHN COLBY, Register
w NOTICE.
Wv LILLIAN RROMNS G.nu.nn Cans.ounl Ranas

Y
w LILLIAN BROWNS Genuine Compound Boneset
Candy Medcatcd-Prce, 10 cents for o. or cents an
oz.For the Of coughs colds hoasencss, throat
hopping cough Also 1t is in for clearing the
voice Of vbcaists and public speakers Its great reputation
and extensive sale has caused many counteriis 10 be Of
fered to the public II 10 years since commenced
making this popular cough remedy. In order the
unr for the future Ohserv1 my stamped in the candy
also the directions signed bv the proprietor Every
body is using it and all recommending it. In TACT il is
literally in IN mouth of the whole community.
The certificate If James Richardson is sufficient to show
its popularity.
hereby certify that within the last forty days have
manufi ured for Mr.. VIM Brown from medcacd decoc.
ion hree thousand hundred aud nine pounds Of his
Compound BJnsel Candy, and stamped it VIM. Blown.
Boston, JAMES RICHARDSON.
For genuine call for VIM Browns Bonset Candy, Med
icdted which is for sale in Boston only by the propueo,
4Sl Washington ST.; Preston, Federal ST.; Inseph Kid
der Court Seth Fowe, Prince ST.; James Fowle and
Co. Greene ST; Carter Hanover st. For sale only in
Montpelier by Bancroft and Rlker. Jan iS4t 81
THE HAIR TIE HART! THE HAIl2!!! No bet.
ter evidence is waning to allow the sriorp cf the
genuine Buffalo Ooyer other Preparations than than
Der of Druggists endcavnrng TO initiate it and 6is,ing
their miserable limitations the public, for gcnu cd
advertisement, beware Of pedars.
Genuine Buffalo OIL last taking place If all oihcv at
ces to promote the growth, sof en- and bea fifty Ihe hair
its gives sJfess that other -cle dies and
causes it to curl beauiuy-by free it will arlen and
give the hair satin gloss, 1T is highly peril med and gives
perfect satisfaction to all who have given trial. You
will observe the signature Of the proprietor William Brown
also Buffalo OH imprinted on The bottle. In consequence
of counterfeit which has recently apes red and 10 now
for sale, have been persuaded to obtain lbef en-
grnyed copper, for which have secured copy right
entered according to of Congress the Clerks Of
ment will be dealt with according 10 law, For sale by
BANCROFT AND RtKER, Montpelier. Jan 1871 If
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DISSOLUTION.

VIE copartneIship heretofore existing under the name
l. and firm OF WALDRIDGE, PsARoH AND Co. is this
FIRM must be Immediately ph|n ,,o M demands o. sad
JOHN WALBRl DGE,
ALoNZO PEARCE,
IRA S, DWINELL,
East Calais Jan |, le4l;+87
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(T LOWELL.

w HEREAS the Legislature of the State of Vermont
in the year A. ID. 1885, assessed of
per all lands (pubic lands excepted in the town
Of Lowell in the county of Orleans in said for the pur
pose of making and repairing roads and building bridges
These TO the propetors and land of the
of Lowell who have not pad heir proportion Of snch
labor otherwise TO the committee appointed SUI.
perintond the expenditure Of the the subscriber
that much Of their lands will be sold al public yendne
the dwelling house fAmasa Paine in the town of Lowell
in the county Of Orleans Thursday the 18Th day of March
next at ten O'Clock forenoon will be requisite t., discharge
lher respective taxes with costs. Dated Low ell this
l2lh day of January, 1911.
81 AMASA PAINE Colloctor
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pa\ent for il, for ii is the frst time we ever knew
them right.
Now we hope the gentlemen will be content with
Their good luck, they have accomplished their de-
sign, as they say they have and here let the busi
ness stop, and no longer trespsss upon the rights OF
community by further troubling them with this kind
of newspaper quarrel, which cannot certainly be
interesting TO any body but those Immediately con
ccrned. And row we cay &c them, and The world.
we are willing TO submit the whole matter to the
highest tribunal in the land, and patiently wait their
decision LIZ. w. TIi.DEN & co
South Rarrn. LannatN2 IS4I
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DEEPER, SPICE, GINGER, ETC.-5 bags Pepper
l. do Spice, bbs Ginger, do Salaratus, do Cloves
and Riker Dec Ia1o sI,c
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II OCTOBER |, 1910.
OANCROFT AND RIKER have received larce as
sorimen of wet and dry Groceries which will be sold for
S"s" " Steuh
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BUFFALO ROBES.-l0 Bales of Buffalo Robes for
ID sale by Bancroft and Rker Nov 1910 Sltr
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PAY THE PRTNTER!i

OUR subscribers residing in THETFORD and vicinity are
" respectfully informed that agent from abb sh-
men will be in Thetiurd the 20h inst for the purpose
receiving subscriptions and arrearages due u.s. We
would earnestly request all those indebted for pap
IN that vicinity to leave the amount of their arearages h
b w. Ranscad, before the Goth inst as they ll
Ind statement OF their accounts with him. and by dol
they will save the agent much time and labor Should
of our subscribers lind which have been prevou
ly paid they will please leave their receipts with MIR r. or
call upon the agent himself that day. tCsOu subsc
beers in Bradford Orange Norwich, Chelsea and Washn
ton will be called upon about the time, and ru 1t
they will be ready and prompt for the good work squag
accounts. Jan. 8, lSil) Z WALTON AND SONS
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r ME Subscribers having been appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court for the district of Lamuile conn
ers to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands
OF a persons against the estate of Stephen Tucker
OF ore IN sad district deceased and all claims t,nd de-
mand exhibited in offset thereto do hereby Give not ice a
sad estate is represented ,ven and the term of six
months rom the I'd dav Of January 1871 is ao, we'd by
said court TO the creditors of said to exh bit and
prove their respective claims before us-and that w will
attend to the duties of appointment the dive ling.
house OF Lyman Dodge in Elmore in said district the
Mondays Of February and June A D ISil from to o..
clock in the afternoon each OF said DAYS
DAVID G. CAMP, Commis-
LYMAN DODGE, sinners
Dated at Fillmore this 2l day Of Ian. A u 1911 81
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large assortment of Toys for children 100 numerous
to number for sale by 5. Abbott three doors East
oflhe Branch Bridge. Oct ~
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"l've buried my best friend as the undertaken
said when he inferred the quacS. doctor.
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DAZO 6 CUTLERY ETC.-A large assortment
Nm ing by j. S. Abbott Sd ooor East Of the branch
OBJ n Oct DIV
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BUFFALO ROBES-A prime lot Of Northwestern Buff
ID iao Robes, for sale at reduced prices BY CHARLES
SPALDlNt'. Montpelier Oct 30
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- SHEEP PELTS
BANCROFT e. RIKER will pay cash for $500 Sheen
Pelts if delivered soon. Dec 1870 sItsE
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AN ANSWER TO TILDEN'S EXPlk-
ING GROANt

Montpelier, Jan lsll.9ss7f
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l841.,,.JAN. 18TH.

\ LARGE addition Of NEW GOODS, Just received
n an for sale at the lowest prices
BALDWIN AND SCOTT
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GLASS, GLASS, GLASS 1000 feet Glass asSor-
V led sizes for sale by Bancroft and Riket Dc le a
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ID ECElVED and for sale shoe shape also tons
IL Band Iron, assorted sizes, By BRADLEY 81 HYDE.
Burlington, Dec. 1910. SO
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( Nash CASH, CASH, will be paid for Sheen P.Iis At
~ the Cash Store of Langd and Wright Nov 90
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ONCE MORE TO THE PUBLIC.

Montpelier, Jan. IA, ls4I.
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SUGARS, TEAS AND MOLASSES- 2OOO lbs brown
~ sugar, 1900 lbs ID and fine loaf Sugar 10 hhds Mo-
ia'ses 20 chests Tea o. Hyson Hyson, Hi Skin and
Black Tea, for sale by Baneral and Rker. Dec 1910
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~ Wright ' - E NT, anu
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DECEIVED and for sale Sheelings and Shrings by
IL the bale, by Bradley and Hyde. Burlington, Dec 1870
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FISH, FIsH.-4oOo lbs. Salmon Coonsb MocEereI and
Tongues and Sounds for sale by Bancroft Ind Rkar
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T. RICHARDSON informs the citizens of Mentpe.
ller and vicinity that he has taken rooms for sho
time over Keh's Leather Store Main street, where he
will execute PLASTER OF PARIS BUSTS for such
individuals as favor HIM with their patronage perfect
transcript or fac sime of the iginal warranted at
verylow price He invites the public to call and see some
specimnns Of his art.
Psychologists and others be furnished with the
chronological Busts, [lhe most approved model Bust OF
Dr. Gall oasis Of Ancient Greoian skull indicating the
hghestorder of mnd-skul OF an Indian New Zealander
Murderer; oursng Ouong, Monkey, SC. &c.
Montpelier Dec 25 1870 81 Sw
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WANrED-4oOo Sheep Pels by s'orr. and Lscs-
1881 Nov 10
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

proved, and built upon by him, upon the condition
of other purchasers. This disabling of alien emf
grants was urged and argued by Mr. Cri'tenden
with extraordinary perseverance and skill, mingled
with bitter sarcasm. lie was met at every point
and foiied by Mr. Buchanan, whose cOnsummate
debating powers, admiral equanirny of temper,
liberal and comprehensive principles were never
more happily exhibited. Mr. Crillenden being fair
ly put hors du combat, by the discussion and vote,
Mr. Clay entered the field in general attack upon
the presumption bill and, in his speech assaiIed
the right of the states to ADM, foreigners to the
elective franchise by constitutional provision or
otherwise.
Mr. Wright applied TO Mr. Clay on this point,
with his accustomed clearness and power He
showed from the Constitution of the United States,
that TO the states was reserved the whole authority
of prescribing the qualifications under which "ihe
people" should exercise the right of suffrage. Mr.,
Clay resolutcly combated the position that alien
emigrans were such peoples as the states, on es,ab-
fishing n Constitution, could recognise as capable
of admission TO the elective franchise 1t is proper
to observe that the same question was made by Mr.
Clay's side of the House, on the admission of Mich
gan into the Union, when the objection was taken
to her Constitution, that erery free whiie male,
having obtained the age and residence required
was permitted to vote This objection was over
ruled by Congress at that time and Mr. Walker Of
Mississippi, showed that the Judiciary had passed
upon it in some of the States, and had decided tina,
emgranls were people, in the sense of the Consti-
tuition of the U. S , and might receive the elective
franchise from State authority, if it chose to con-
fer it.
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FURTHER FEDERAL POLICY.

1t is generally understood that Mr. Ci,enden, of
Kentucky, is to fill the Office Of Attorney General
Of the L. s., and Of course station in the Cabinet,
under The administration about to come into power
hat gent 'em possesses large share oftaenl &
besides the intrinsic weight which he viii have in
the Cabinet, will exercise the influence over the
new administration, which he will carry into it MS
the especial friend and representative Of Mr. Clay.
In this view Of the subject, more than the usual
Importance is to be attached to the declaration Of
Mr. Cril,cndcn, made in the Senate, that he was in
favor Of the establishment Of bank of the United
States, and he considered that measure to be the
only one which could afford relief and II sound cur
rency to the country. All other measures, such as
the State BanI, and Independent Treasury systems
he treated inefficient, ilusory, and inadequate to
meet the public wants. To these declarations, Mr.
Clay repeatedly gaze an asserting inclination Of
his head!
II may, therefore, now he considered as the set
tied determination Of the federal wing leaders 10
make the creation Of Bank Of the United States
lending measure of their administration. To that
will be added distribution of the proceeds of the
public lands among the several states, and tariff
upon the imported merchandise, il a sufficient n a.
orly can he commanded in both Houses Of Con-
gress, 10 pass laws for these purposes Giobe
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Miss Lana was out Of sorts, as a printer would
say, last week, and kept her face shrouded IN an
lmperyious veil Of clouds; consequently her prom
ised grand exhibition was, in "lhese dggins" TO-
tai fiurc
The dissatisfaction Of the audience was mani.
tested, by continued attempts TO peak through her
veil, crying out moon shine and other unguanl
behavior. They came near having regular row
bu, finally dispersed without the interference The
city authority AS for ourselves, we never thought
it an indication of good breeding, TO stare in Ia
dys face, so, while the populucc were endeavor-
ing to catch glimpse Of the beauties Of Miss Moon,
we were searching after the constituencies Of Patch
ogue Democracy, ard we reckon we got a glin psc
of the one about rs often they did Of the other
We ough, to mention, perhaps, that while the
audience were busy breaking benches. &c., the
lady, doubtless, little piqued at our evident in
difference to her coqueiry. gave u.s. full in the face,
one of her most bewching looks, which favor we
acknowledged by slightly protruding our under lip
and taking pinch of snulf.
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Tbe Spirit OF Tte Age.
To check ACHILLES and to rescue TRo'
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB, IL, lsll.
AN EXTRA SESSION.

1t seems p etly well settled, now, that the Patch
ogue democracy of the country will call an extra
session of Congress, A few of the party, under Mr.
Wise, object, it is true; but their objections will
be of little avail The old rederaists will carry the
day: an extra session we must have. The people
can begin, by this time, even, TO catch glimpse
of the scenes enacting behind the curtain, and Gun
determine, somewhat, if they will, with what hon
esty and for what purpose the party who are now
in every sense of the term, derivatve and conven-
tonal. the real Loco Focos of the country, set up
the charge Of waseful extravaganza against the
administration of Mr. Van Buren,.
The Retrenchment and elorm party," as the
| federaists have called themselves, declare that we
are in debt to the amount of millions; that the Ma
,ional Treasury is bankrupt, and that it will re-
guire the most rigid economy TO sustain the Treas
ury, and in the next breath advocate an extra ses-
sion of Congress to add few millions more TO the
cmbarrassmenis Of the Treasury! which, as they
say, falsely, exist. This is retrenchmeRt with a
vengeance.
Any man who is not binder than beetle and
more stupid than soth, can see that the reasons
assigned by the federalists for calling an extra
sion are like their reasons for change,a humbug.
They must have one to put the ponderous wheels OF
the Tippecanoc administration into operation. Old
Tip, or if that be disrespeclfu. Mr. Old Tip is not
to be candidate for reelection, The great care
and exclusive aim of his administration is to be, a
preparation for the succession, in the person Of
Ilenry Clay. The Patchoguers, under the assur-
ance that he too is to be elected but once, if he
can be elected at ALL and that their great head and
front, Daniel Webster, shall succeed him. have
agreed to bend all their power and influence to Sc
cure the triumph of the Heir Apparent. -Four
years will be short period to put all their plans
in operation. Not moment is to be lost, and the
people must snslain tax of millions, to defay the
expenses Of an extra session for no other purpose
whatever than to enable Clay to arrange his plans
for the next campaign, and secure the succession
which has been promised him.
Does this look like the rerenchment which the
cideriles have promised to institute in the admin
s,rntion of the Government Does this look like
the opening of an era of Reform?