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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

IT N.BAYLlES has removed to his Nt,D Cash Store
IL. and is opening large and well selected
of Fail and Winter Goods, Comprising good
variety good styles and as cheap as can be purchased
in this town and vicinity, Cash is wanted. Those wish
ing exchange it, good credit for something to do
them good and keep them comfortable the approaching cold
season, shall not be turned off with high prices but in short
shall receive as many or more goods than they can get for
The same amount in Montpelier The public parlicu-
larly invited to call where they find every variety
goods for Ladies Dresses Cl0aks, etc Also large
assortment of Beavers Broadcohs Cassimeros and Yes
tng and all other goods usually kept this of the
year in our village
p. $. Be particular and examine goods at the New
Cash Store before you purchase
October !, lS4l. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

THE citizens of Montpelier and the rayehps Pup one
L ara respectfully informed that DAILY LINE Or
FIRST CLASS STAGES, have commenced running
between Montpelier, Vermont and Nashua, ~ ~ wa
Bethel Lebanon and Concord to ntersect with inc Ran
Road TO Lowell and Boston. .
This line of Stages will leave Montpelier from III. COT
trils Old Stage Office state street, at nan past hnc
A. NJ Returning leave Nashua at 10 O'Clock, alter INC
arrival Of the first train Of Cars from Boston, and arrive at
Montpelier next day at u o'clock M ,,
Passengers will be taken TO and from the several iotes
in the village without extra charge Ctzens VIII DC car
led for al their respective places OF residence ana also 'a
ken thereto their return free of expense g.,
The Propretors pledge themselves that passenger shall
be conveyed Nashua in for the afternoon tram
of Cas- for Lowell and Boston
The fare 10 Nashua, by this route, will be onyrj ee
Dollars and charge for Baggage weighing less than 10
bs I'll either the road for taking II to the cars
As passengers by this will be Tree from the danger
NECESSARILY encountered upon the opposition stages, as wen
as the gross imposition often there pracuced upon
ihen and also be conveyed for half the expense,
the Proprietors are induced confidently to antici'
pate liberal patronage. They assure the travelling pup
lie that pains shall be spared to make this conveyance
every way acceptable TO its patrons,
glass; CHANDLER, BABBITT Co, Proprietors,
G. BARRETT +, Agent, Montpelier.
n. FUTILE, Agent, Nashua ,
Montpelicr Nov 90, 1911. ON
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
VIZ "A. II G. I'll z S

Gold, Gilt and Steel Plated Wa,ch Trimmings; Chased
and Plain Ornaments; Warranted Gold Beads SlVet
Spoons Silver Plated and Bltania Ware: Silver plated
Shutters and Trays; Spy-Gasscs of all kinds p2cNe'
compasses, thermometers Pocket Books and "aHo.s'
Gilt and Steel Purse Clasps. CUTLERY large as
sofment Of Rogers celebrated Penknves various KINDS,
variety of superior polished Scissors: SILVER bu'et
Knives and Creamers; percussion caps SILVER ana s'ce
Speciacles and Eye Glasses open top Slver ana neei
Thmbes, silver Pencil Cases Bead Purses ana Bags,
gold Neck Chains stay rings, spirit level VaIS; hoStrs
superior English lazors, razor straps lweezrrs, 1a,t
Tooth and Nail Brushes; shaving Boxes, Coo2ne Otto
of Rose, Lavender Fancy Soaps Shaving MTors oulPns
Pencils Gold and Silver Leaf Cut Glasses, Smelling pot
Ties China vases very neat styles plated bell raes
emery cushions do spool stands, &c Also sono
assortment of Eight Day Time Pieces, Wooden Clocks
&C which will be sold very small advance from COS
They would say TO the public thai IN cnSequehce OF the
large amount Of Silver ware made and sold by them they
are induced reduce their retail prices. ANY person
wishing purchase will do well to sYe them eau oviHe
purchasing elsewhere. 30
Clocks and Watches of every description carefully re-
paired and Warranted 0-TCash paid for od GoId ana
Slveraf1s ~
Montpelier village, May 90, 1871. VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

co., szz $500 - -
an and altar MONDAY, November 2, ls4i, the pas.
LEAVE NASHUA Leave BOSTON
AtI2M Atll i-2 AM
.aa LEAVE Lowell
ATS 81 AM; A!el-4 N
WAY-PAsSENGERS
taken and left at Tynssborough North Chelmsford and
Persons in Lowell wishing 10 take the cars for Nashua
will be veyed to tho free of expense by leaving
their at the Railroad ticket office and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be con-
veyed 10 any part Of the city without charge.
Faro Ercm Nashua to Lowell, 50 cents,
'"o From Nashua to Boston, $50.
On the arrival ofthc Nashua, stages leave for all
parts of New Hampshire Vermont, New York and Cana.
da via Amoskcag, Concord KOene, Charestown, N. H..
Windsor, Brattleboro, VI. &C.
Books are kept in Boston at the Stage Office, No. and
! II Elm streel,-anI the Northern and Western Rail
Road and Stage Office in front Of the Depot Lowell where
be secured in any the coaches and correct
formation obtained RESPECTING the different stage routes
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
will leave the Freight Depot at Chsresown and Nashua
| every morning, Sundays excepted
All goods to be transported the rail road, going above
Lowell, must be cent to the companys Freight Depot,
Charestown, at the end of Warren BRIDGE.
Goods 10 be forwarded by the ian, must be sent
to the Depot as carly as the evening before
| The Company having provided large and commodious
Store Houses both Nashua and Charlesown and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation OF
merchandise give notice that they prepared to
transport all goods and country produce which may be for
warded to their depots and for this purpose have furnished
safe and covered which will perfectly secure goods
from damage, and careful and experienced men to take
charge of the transportation business at the depots and tc
accompany the goods over the road.
The Company determine not only to accommodate the
public but to extend every iady in their power, both Il
eamsrcrs and merchants having liked upon the following
rates of freight
$3.50 per Ton each way between Nashua and Ch1esown
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Stone Lumber, etc 81 per ton
81 90 per ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All regular teamstels running to tho will be carried
the road between Nashua and Chaestown, each way
free Of expense. - vi
ONSLoW STEARNS, Superintendant
Nashua, October 81, lS4l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. &c.
TOWN g. WITEIEREIL.

One door west of the Village Hotel, Montpelier, VI.
MANUFACTURE and sell. wholesale and retail chas-
lNl ed and plain RINGS and Ear Ornaments Watch
Seals Keys and Chains, Guard Chains Miniature Set
tings Gold Spectacle Bows, &c. They will make all
Jewery 10 any pattern desired. They have hand
large stock, comprising rich and extensive
than before offered in this market, Of Wacncs
Jewory, Musical Instruments and Fancy Articles, which
the public are invited to call and examine for themselves
THEIR SUPPLY CONSISTS IN PART of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
~ Look at this Hare you a cough 2~zG

1S%Look at this Hare you cough ~
Nn AAA DIE Of Consumption every yeaI ~ .he y
V.OOV States and millions suffer 9 o., 1oueI L.
coughs and selds that can be cured by r ~
Yegeabe Virgin Cream Ongh Drops safe meaca preserve
ton, containing poisonous drugs and usen ~ III
practice for Yeas will positively ao'u iee and
you from that awful disease rnlmSnay s pu"
sweops the gave hunnIehs OF the younB
Tho ala the iS the lovely tho gay Have you coughl
be TO ruT.hus bottle of the cough drops to-day
ororyo NAV he too laei Have you cough DR. Hieheock
Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops tho only remedy YOU
ha lake 10 cue YOU for this plain that In no one OF
Tho cases where been has failed to relieve
Price rs cts per e For sale Wholesale and retail
BURBANk, Montpelier. efHee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

IMPORTANT News FROM PROVIDENCE Jayne's
Expcctorant Triumphant! CARD. | give 10 the
public The following facts, that all may be benefited
By the operation:
| am sixty four years Of age, have been four years
very seriously afflicted with asthma have ried seve'
raj phi, sicans and taken many "certaln cures" all
Of great expe.se and without any essential advan-
age. For two years was not able 10 pass the whole
OF a ieh, in my bed. On consulting Dr. Wadsworrh,
nf this CITY, about my case, he advised me 10 take
DR.. Jayne's Eypeciorant This medicine operated
as he told me it would do | have taken five bottles
Of it, and consider myself in manner cured by it.
can now lay comfortably all light, am free from The
Iigh;ness OF the lungs aud weakness OF The stomach
which sn Jrcadnlly distressed and reduced me- In
short life had b, Come fairly burdedsomc 10 me; now
enjoy il, though am not entirely free from other
inf-milies attendant uHon old age.
FBENEZER WEBSTER.
Providence, October Goth, 1871.
p. S. All who may want TO avail themselves Of
The lilicncy Of exc,llent remedy, should call on
the agent. DR.. Wadsworlh. at The sign oil the Great
Mortar, Chrapsijc, where they will be sure Of get
ling HE genuine article. Prov. Journal.
Prepares and sold by DR.. Jayne, 20 South Third
Srool, Philadelphia SO
For sale by L. p. WALTON & SONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
Mortified by White, Gilman and Co.
Barre. Samuel BRIAN
East Williamsiown, J. Z. farnam

DR, WM EVANS celebrated Camumilc Tonic
IL and Family Aperenl Pills, for Dyspepsia, Nerve
Gus diseases, Prostitution Of Nervous and Vital Ener
uy, Liver Complaints, andany Weakness and De-
rsnsement the Digestive Orsans-for sale at The
Rock store of r. p. Walton and Son, Montpelier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
WOOL.
NEW GOODS.

baldwin, SCOTT and CO. will pay CASH f
ID 1000 bs good clean fleece Wool, If delivered
Nov ), 1911 3O-dw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

1t is hereby ordered that the above named Harvey scott
be notified Il the tendency Of the above pct ion by publ
cation Of the substance thereof together wuh hs order %
the Vermont Walchmln and Stale journal, printed at
Montpelier the county Of Washington and State of Yer
mont three ceks successvel the last OF which to be al
six weeks before the ninth Tuesday next after the h
Tuesday of January d 1912, which SHAH be deemed
s.cien notice TO him 70 appear aud object 10 abe prayer
Of SAID petition being granted if he see cause
Dated at Montpelier Tins Goth day of November lsll.
ISAAC +. REDFIEI.D, Judge Of sup Court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
NOTICE.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

One door eaStV J. y ]. n. FEC GA y CD'
TTNHE subscribers, successors Druggists TO McssrS j.
L & J. II. PECK & Co, have formed copartnership
under the firm Of PECK & SPEAR, and have purchased
of their predecessors their entire stock Of Drugs and W
icines which, together with late additions from New ork
and renders their assortment large and complete
enabling them to supply The trade the most liberal and
advantageous terms. .
From their knowledge of the business and the unrem
ting and eretsre attention which they are determined /"
besiow tbey hone to give satisfaction to the public.
r. A. PECK,
\. C. SPEAR.
PnrlinCton Sent. 20 lS4l. % -l2w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
CHILDREN DIEOF WORMS.

VTTLIJN Il n III II UT w ON'ISt
CHERMAN'S Worm Lozenges will entirely destroy
~ all kinds of worms. Over million Of Boxes sod
yearly. DrZabskie Chambers street. DR.. Hunter, los
SIKH Avenue DR. Castle l04 do them in their practice
Mr.. Lorng Cross house carpenter 80 Fulton street,
cured three OF his children of by only one box OF
Sherman's Worm Lozcngcs Children and adults
like subject Only 25 cents box.
For sale at the Montpelier Bookstore, by + Wal,
TON and SONS. 06
nIAMOND and Beaver Cloths, superior article, also
~ heavy Pilot Cloths at LYMAN and KING ;.
SHAWLS, Fancy HandkGrchciS, and n large Vaiiey OF
~ Scarfs, beautiful patterns, at -
Oct. g. lS4l LYMAN and MINUS
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A FRESH supply of Drugs and Medicines Just Gcce'v-
n ed and for sale by :. BURBANh JK'
MRS. MlLLER'S Fine Cut Tobacco for sale by
lN S. BURBANK JR.
VXTHITE and Brown Soap for sale by ~
w Oc:. 8, lS4l r.. H. PkEN liSN'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
IIATS. CAPG. 40.

HATS, CAPS, &c.
n y. A. Partridge, Montpelier, VI, opposite The
-. Village Hotel, manufacture and offer ol sae whole
sale and retail, first Article Of plan, SUPER PLAIN
Mvleskn, Nulra Beaver and common Napt Hats 81 the
latest Boston, New York aud arts fashions. They have
also on hand good assortment Of Gentlrmens PLAIN
and Ruhled Linen Bosoms DIckcys, Neck Stocks and
Scars Pads Pant Straps, Saspenders Gloves Umbrellas
Hosiery, etc. etc.
Montpelier Oct. Is, 1871
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

HELEN SCOTT, Lbeant 10 lhe hon supreme s'n.e
HARVEY SCOTT, I.beee next to be holden at l.
rasburgh within and for the county Of Orleans and SIac
of Vermont, the ninth Tuesday next after tue fourth
Tuesday of January, A d 1912;
VOUR petitioner, Helen Scott OF CraupurV, IN me
county of Orleans aforesaid, humbly complaining
shows uno this honorable court that on The 18Th day OF
January 1922, Crasbuy in the county OF Orleans
aforesaid she duly joined in marriage to Harvey Scot
then Of Crafisbury in the county Aforesaid by Augustus
Young, Esq justice Of the peace within and for the
county of Orleans aforesaid and that from The time OF her
said marriage until aboat the first day of August, ID
1887 she lived with said Harvey Except at intervals Of
his absence from time timo) and during all the time
aforesaid she faithfully performed all the duties enohed
b. the marriage covenant.
Your petitioner iuhc complains that on or abont the
first of August 1887 aforesaid, the said Harvey
without wiifuly deserted your petitioner and went
TO place called Kcnnedys Mills in the town OF
IN the county Of ChatauquG and State oil New York at
which place your petitioners informed and behaves In
has resided.
She therefore prays that bill of tSoce may be granted
her from the bonds Of mattimcny now rystng between
her and the said Harvey Scott and AS IN duty bound wiIl
pray. a., ~
1871. HELEN SCoIl'
n. s. HILL. Attorney.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

GOODS fol ladies' Cloaks and Dresses of almost eye
VI description, such Indiana Cloths, Alpaca and SH
Lusres Cambleoens Apnes Sks-a great Variety
Challys. Mousln de Laines Saxonys, Victoria Grapes,
popqees Merinos etc etc This dav received and for sale
uery lOic by CHARLES SPALDlN6.
Snnt ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

~ EXPECTORATION is the most natural as
well the most eGectuaL agent in arresting and cur
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27
The Jefferson Banner.

A NEW paper, under the above title, will be
IN established in Charlestown, Jefferson Coun-
", Virginia. in the month of July next. 1t will be
a Jealous supporter Of Democratic principles and
a faithful chroncler of the passing events of the
day. The names of those who patronized the
HaRPER's-FERRY CossrlTUrIoSALIsT, have been
handed over, together with that establishment, 10
the undersigned, who, having become the purcha-
SER has consented at the instance of large major.
ity of his Democratic friends in Jefferson and the
adjoining Counties, to advocate the principles of
that party now in opposition to the presest Admin
istratior. This brief announcement is made with
the view of informing all persons interested, that
another effort will be made to estsblish. on per-
tnanent footing. Republican Press to defend the
interests and the rights Of large portion of our
citizens, who at this time uurepresented by any
Organ. The undersigned hopes, that iuasmuch as
he assumes the heavy responsibility of this ardeoa'
undertaking solely at his own private expense, be
will receive, at least, so much patronage as will
certainly save him from all embarrassment. All
that is necessary to secure the prosperity and con-
tinusnce of the BANNER is prompt payment; and
far as it may be in the power Of the subscribers
PAY IN ADVANCE for their subscription. On the
part Of the Editor no effort will be spared to give
such paper as will meet the wishes and the wants
of the Republican party Of the whole of the Con-
gressional District.
Those who did not subscribe to the Constitution
mist and who wish to take The Jefferson Banner,
as also they who may desire an additional copy,
will please sign their names to the prospectus that
i, may be known what number Of sheets shall be
struck of when a commencement is made.
The Jefferson Banner will be printed on an ex-
ira Imperial Sheet and issued to subscribers on
every Wednesday, at So payable in advance, OIL
50 so if paid within six months So if not paid til
the end of the year.
JOHN J. HICKEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27

The National lntellgencer states that
the "National Institution for the promo.
ton ofScience" is rapidly "going ahead. "
At the last meeting, letters were read
from various parts Of the world, promising
collections, books, and communications,
and announcing such as are already on
the way.
1t is we'll known that Mr.. Secretary
Webster, upon his accession to the De-
partment of State, allowed the Institution
to use the spacious unoccupied apartment
and rooms in the basement story Of the
new Patent Office, where the collections
already in the possession of the Institution
are being arranged; and Mr.. Secretary
Badger has entrusted to the care Of the
Institution the extensive and interesting
collection of specimens IN all branches OF
Natural History, lately received from the
Exploring Squadron, in the preparing
and arranging of which accomplished ma
turalsts are now engaged. Animated by
an equal zeal for whatever will advance
the history and science of his country,
Mr.. Bell, Secretary Of War. has entrusted
to the Institution the whole interesting COL
lection of Indian Portraits, which has
heretofore hung on the walls of the War
Office passage. We understand, also,
that with the Portraits will be sent fine
collection of Indian curiosities.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27

ANTHoN's CLASSICAL DICTIoNARY.-
Professor Anthem, of Columbia College,
New York, has just issued from the press
of the Harpers, his classical dictionary;
an immense volume of 400 pages. 1t is
not only one of great magnitude, but un-
doubtedly one of the most stupendous in
point Of erudition and deep research into
the hitherto hidden mysteries Of Grecian
and Roman literature, that has made its
appearance for years. 1t is grounded on
the Dictionary Of Lempriere, which, how
ever, has been considered by the classical
scohlar as very defective, in many partic.
ulars. Prof. Anthem has entirely re-
written the work, and the whole now
bears the impress of his own mind. He
has freed it from the coarseness and vul-
garity of description SO common to Lem
priere, and in his method of arranging its
different parts he has been extremely hap
Ply. 1t is the most copious work ofthe kind
ever issued from the press, and is valua-
Bile not only to the classical scholar, but
to every person who wishes to gain a
correct knowledge Of ancient history and
geography, Of the manners and customs
of the Greeks and Romans, and Of their
mythology. The work is an honor to
our country, and does infinite credit to lis
authorization Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27

CoLoRs.-There are but three primary
colors, red, yellow, and blue. Blue and
red combined constitute purple. Blue
and yellow combined, constitute all the
variety Of greens. Blue and red consti-
tute the orange color. Red (which alone
is pure carmine) qualified by yellow, con-
stitutes scarlet. Olive is formed by mixing
red, blue and yellow. Lilac and violet
are formed by different proportions of red
and blue. White is composed of all the
different colors united. Black is the alb
sence ofall color. When red, yellow and
blue are perfect, and perfectly blended,
the compound proves white. (Rather in
credible, but true nevertheless.) Black
is uniformly produced by fire; which is a
most powerful destroyer Of all colors.-
". Y. Mechanic.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27
May I3, 1S41.
NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.

UDYa Deed of Trust executed this day by VIM.
I'D Long and wife, and William S. Long, we
have been constituted the Trustees of all their
properly, for the payment of all their debts Of
every description. To effect this object, It will be
indispensably necessary that those who have ac-
count, with VIM. Long, VIM. Long & Son, VIM.
S. Long & Company the late firm of James p.
Erskine & Company, should close their accounts
without delay, and those indebted pay the sums
respectively owing by them. We are alone author
ized TO receive such dues, and no money must be
paid, except by our authority. And notice is here
by given all concerned, and they referred to
the deed duly admitted to record. Mr.. Long and
his have agreed to lend their aid in settling all
accounts, debts and demands. which they will do
under the sanction and control of the Trustees 1t
is confidently hoped that all creditors will be paid
off their just demands in full but as this can only
be done by speedy settlement and liquidation OF
what may be due to the concern, this notice is
given, that all interested may understand why no
further indulgence can be extended.
ID. IL. CONRAD.
DANIEL BURKHART,
Anr;l Is. l84I, Trustees xnder The Deed
Anlh-,f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-27
P0MHDY .
MY LoyER.-A BURLEseUE.
BY MHs. coRswELL BARON WILSON.

By MRS. coRswELL BARON WILSON.
Who bore with all my whims and ways,
In courtshIp's bright and sunny days;
And took me out TO balls and playsl
Ny lover!
Who told me that my eyes were bright,
And 30 far sprpass' the diamonds light,
Or stars, tina, gem the brow of night
My lover!
Who said my shape. and dress, and air,
With nothing earthly could compare,
And called me, "fairest of the fair 7"
My loyerl
Who while basked in fortunes ray,
Was like my shadow ev'ry day,
And still had something kind to ssy7
My lover!
But when the sun withdrew It's light,
And fortune frowned his hopes to blight,
Who treated me with scorn and slight?
My lover!
WHO made me feel the bitt rest smart,
That ever crossed my youthful heart,
Till reason babe me scorn his art2
My lover!
And now, from Cupid's letters free,
l smile at thy Inconsistency,
And bid long adieu to thee,
My lover!
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STANZAS.

Doubt, when radiant smiles are shining
Doubt, when clasping hands are twining;
Doubt, when honied words are flowing;
Doubt, when bushes warm are glowing
But never doubt the TRUTH sincere,
That gIistens in the starting tear.
Doubt, when mirthful tones invite thee.
Doubt, when gayest hopes delight thee;
Doubt whate'er is fondest, fairest--
Doubt, whate'e is brightest, rarest;
But never doubt, that TRUTH can live
In hearts that sutherland forgive.