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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-14

900 gross horn Coat Buttons $50 do do Vest Bnttons
= 200 gross Gilt Coat and Vest Buttons 500 PANTHEON
Buttons; ESQ gross Pearl Shirt Buttons 200 do Bone do
For sale by Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Burlington, November 80, l64l. So
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-14

ENREsH DRUGS AND MEDICINES for sale
IL by SIP. REDFIELD.
Mnlpelier, lst jan, Is4a. 81
GROUND PAINTS and Dye Siufs for sails BY
VI S. p. REDFIELD.
Dec, 10. Is4l. .O IS
browns Medicated Candy, for the cure o
- Colds, Hopping Cough, and affections Of the
Lungs, for sale by II PRENTIss.
June 4, ls4l. OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-14

II UMBER. $4,000 #. seasoned butternut and bass
Lwood boards and plank 10000 f. seasoned pine do;
10 tons prime Hay; 200 bushels Potatoes for sale
Feb 1912. LANGDON & WRIGHT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-14
10 RALES BUFFALO .RORE6.
HATS, CAPS, &c.

n ID. A. Partridge, Montpelier, VT, opposite tn,
~ Village Hotel manufacture and offer for sale whole
sale and retail FIRST article Of plain. super plain
Mol eskn, Nutra Beaver, and common Napt Hats Of tn
latest Boston, New York and Paris fashions They hav
also on hand good assortment Of Gentlemen's Pla
and Rufied Linen Bosoms, Dickeys, Neck Stocks an
Scars Pads Pant Straps, Saspendes, Gloves, Umbrella
Hosiery, etc. etc.
Montpelier Oct. Is, 1871
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-14
ntpclier, January q, 1912.
NOVA SCOTIA PLAsI

- NVF n 5OV III IT HIht,N 2.
TN the stone, of superior quality, which will be ground
Il as wanled-for sale at the subscribers Grst mill in
Waterbury Farmers may depend upon getting an article
free from aduteraon and fresh ground wanted for
which will be sold at the Burlington price with 10 freight
added. VIM. w. WELLS.
January 81, 1912. diff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-14

- OOTHING SYRUP new supply OF this
Svaluable article for children teeihng Just received
and for sale by Z. p. Walton s. Sons. Sept ).
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-14
SHEET IRON.

0SO M Drilled Eyed Needles 200 gross H ooks and
OOO Eyes; 100 gross Knitting Pins, cases Lon
don and American do SO lbs do. For sale by
Burlington, Nov. 80. Villas, LOOMS and Co.
400 lbs White and coored Thread so lbs black LINEN
Il doi rs gross Round and Flat Lancets for sale by
Villas, LOOMS and Co.
RurinptOn Noyenber 30 lR4i
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OF

MRS. JONES
VIZ OULD inform her friends and the public, thai
w she is in readiness, at her house, to answer
calls for work in Millinery and Dress Making Pat
ronage gratefully received, and work well executed.
Village Of Montpelier, Dec. is .is4i,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-14
JUDGE SMITHS EsTATI

THE premises formerly owned and occupied by Beu-
Il Smith in South Barre, offered for sale,
either in whole in part, us may suit purchasers.
The property consists Of valuable village lot Of one
more with nice two story house, and other bull
dngs suitable for the premises Also farm adjoining Of
fifty of good land The above premises will be sold
cheaper than can be bought in the vicinity. Credit gwen
for any length of time desired Let any who wishes
to roa call and examine these premises
before he buys CLARISA SMITH.
South Barre, Jan 90, 1912. d0tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.


The No for July WAS laid upon our ia5le. on tho
isi. We are pleased 10 see the Editor now even
with time, and hope he will no, fall behind sgan.-
The leading article is "TAs T%iG Qassiien"- being
reply toan essay by II. on the same subject some
numbers back. The subject is no, suited 10 msr.
hfs' airy periodical, and VIC think MIR White act,
wisely In disseminating the discussion. We have
reason TO know that the article OF n. caused some
oea" eurnings at the South, and probably, the re-
rlY will be no less unpaaiaLle at the North.
"Ths Vido,oer's Brils,n by Miss Jane r Lom.x.
is Gerry beautiful aud instructive. Its quite aseooj
sketch as the ''Pai'isd Heart" in recent No OF
the Messenger, so generally and justly praised.
Tho moralis most admirable. We commend il es-
pecaily to step msthsrs, and heartless coquet,es.
May prove warning to all those who make tho
ho'y rite OF marriage matter Of worldly eslcula.
ton.
"Ismpsranes .fdd, sss," by Prof Tucker of vii.
liam and Mary, Is agreeable, aud ia some respeets
instructive, though We do not agree with him In
some OF his positions, and least OF ALL do ve an,
prove the tone OF almost boyish levity with which
he encourages IN youth the indulgence of the mas.
sion OF Lore, and the very doubtful morality Of Ian
gnase like tho following; "Is there no reelection in
offending self-love, TO kindle resentment and sus-
gesi the thought,
tif she be not fair TO me-
What care how fair che bep
is there nothing in the testimony of the as,erins
.o' 70 remind the graceful youth, that if she
Won, another will" We cannot think there il any
necessity Tor grave Professor of NV in . V,,ini,
College 10 descant on such theme. w. know m.
motive was good, but Teachers Of youth should re-
hset before they venture upon such dansetou,
ground.
''Speculations upon the consciousness of n vor
with Great Britain." we have not read.
Arabian Litcra'uren do
scenes and Adventures in the Army" rather ia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
CON NICATIoS.
PErLasBuRo, 2sLh june. 1916

Mr.. Etitor-l would most respectfully suggest
10 the Presidents Of all Banks in the State of Vir-
glnia, that convention Of them be held in vour
city at some time during the month OF August for
the fu pose OF devsing the best means for the last
lng continuance and best interests of those imoor.
tant institutions. Such a convention, | have no
douSi, would meet the wishes Of every stockhoder.
and myself amongst that number For nv own
part, think the LIST of November e,ry enough to
commence anew the redemption of Specie as by that
psriod, no doubt the curiailmen, of old nons, "a
the small discounts Of new would enable them fil
~ to maintain and continue this important move
ment.
The next Legislature Of Va. will be one which
WI shew no mercy TO Banks. And they should be
iully prepared 10 continue what they commence.
Yours, respectfully q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09

t01 The editor of the Sun makes mention of
having been visited on Tuesday by a Mr. Va m.
Simms, who avowed himself candidate for the
Presidency, and whom our neighbor speaks of as
"a political maniac" The Sun says:
awe recommended him on leaving 10 call unon
our neighbors Of the journal. and make known to
mem hts intentions; that IN case the great WIFI,
party dtspairod Othe election Of Nr " they mich,
Unite upon him aS the most aUaiiabie Stranger
things Than this have happened. lie ef: Us 10 visit
lhen, slnce which time VIC have not seen him. No
DOUBT The negotiation was conducted on both sides
IN the mos, approved and couftly style"
oh yes II was conducted in courtly style. We
asked Mr. Simms what success be had met with in
the city. pet good said he, II have Just sen
The smart yonns min Of the Sun, and think
can count upon him" as he ready 10 aupno,t
you for Tho Prcsdsncy7r we innnifed Wgybv no,
exactly o. present." said Mr. s., che wishes 10 sun
port Mr. Van Buren, little longer for tho sake Of
appeituocei but be promises TO abandon that folly
nnd come out Tor me all in good time. NV younr
gentleman seemed a little coy az hrst but who n lin
ped him knowing wink, ami hntsd sometime abo,,t
place m my cabinet, he very soon came 10 terns
And now" added The candidate, "l wish to get the
support Of the Journal" "Whv te,tIv cir ,vee,.
pledged to go for Henry CLAY Sg,io.t ibe ,vos,Ty
On Know that" sad he; "but, II Mr. Clay dies
or wuhdra~s from the canvass, Is u not possibie
that you will support me 2" We will think Of n.
are you n favor OF negro suffrage ond negro les.
um0ny y sad we. mo, indeed" he rsplted
"Thon," said we, we will support YOU in n,ec.S.
eneo 10 Van Buren,. Have. you negro wife %
Certainly not" no replied. "Thsn,7 snid We.
we will support you in preference u Col Johnson
Have you ever stolen my money 2" "Why bless
you, no" he replied. "Ihenn sotd We zoe ,yiu
support you IN preference TO Cot Benton. Arc
you natural foolw ~ hiuer myselftbat am
not" he replied. "Then," said We, "wo will snp-
port you ~ preference to John Tyler"
liefe The negoiiiton ended, and our visitor went
10 rf.aI.
between him and the young gentleman Of ~ SIN
vas communicated to US as a profound secret. and
We trust that our readers will 30 regard il.
Louisville Jywnal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
DEATHS.

Died, on the 9th ult., 1T the residence Of his
grandson, Mr. WIN Fowler, IN this City, Mr. Ma
THANtEL PucEETr, soldier Of the Revolution, in
the 9th year Of hts age.
Died, at his residence, in Louisa county, on the
1llh Of June ultimo, Nlr JonN Il, RAeLAED, in the
els, year Of his age,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09

"Mr Surplus William" vulgarly called extra
Billy" in the course of his defence of MIR John
ryer, made tilt at Mr. Granger. He has mortal
hatred to Mr. Granger, and for good and sufficient
cause. Whilst that gentleman presided over the
Post Office Department, the business Of Extras was
not a very thriving onei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09

~" The WASHINGTON GEEsADrERs bid fair,
under their new organization, to attain pitch of
prosperity as great as they knew in their bes, days
The selection of Commander was mos, fortunate
one, and cannot fail to exert happy influence upon
the coTps.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
DlRRELI,S SPRINGS

Thisis one of the most delightful retreats in the
mountains. We speak knowingly. 1t is charm.
insIy situated, and it is under management, which
cannot fail to give satisfaction 10 every VISITOR
Gentlemen from the North, South, East and West
the hale and the invalid-have only to make the
experiment 10 be convinced of the truth Of what
We say.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
AN APPEAL TO CONGRESS-
,1ad nu .IuufaI IN fIs p.rpT,

You zee the situation TO which the Governn,srt
reouced. IL Is sript OF funds to pay the necess,-
~ approP-i1ions The loan has filled to a gfeat
degree Even doubt IS supposed TO exist vbstbcr
the duties can now be collocied-tbe merobsn,s
are paying them with n Protest-ihe paper. fav
mat the invyefs of Phlsd phia have ndvised the
merchants, that they are not bound 70 piy nny dn-
us-and torrent OF jugaiion Is let loose upon tho
Hnd' In tins stne Of things, too, n most important
nrgncaiion Is gong on with Great Batain. The
Wings rsist upon giving away The procesdr Of tbs
public Lands TO cut on that source Of SUNNY from,
an exhausted Treasury. They 60 even further in
hs party rage. l. - said, that they refuse 10 raise
any revenue al ALTO remove ell doubts about the
collection law by n temporary enlotment--to plss
shy law to raise the duties even il they shouId he
wanting ior the economical administration OF the
5oyefnmen'--nay,t they even talk ri refusing funds
i0r tho support OF tho Army and Navy-it /. said
that they appear determined 10 DO nothing gtbout
Diginbulion-to PROSTATE az once the Treasurv
ard the Manufacturing interest--in word, TO STOP
The wheels ofthe Republic-to throw the Govern.
ment md the country into confnsion-to break
down John Tyler, " they can, and amid tho smoke
OF the battle, TO srnugge Henry Clay in the Pest
dency, Il they can lEaqldrerI
The simple answer to all this Tory stuff il, thai,
II Is the duty Of Congress to pass such laws ~
they may deem wisesl and best suited to the Coun
try-When they have done ths,lhey will have dis.
charged their duly-aud II the Executive chooses
to defeat their ae,s, end leave the Government With
out the mems Of support, his head DO the respon
lbi'ty.
We rejoice TO hear that the Representatives or
tho People intend 10 pursue this course. They dc.
sceoJed from their dignity twice 10 frame laws
to suit the whms Of "weak. vacillating and faith
less Executive" and after doing H., tho bills ver.
vetoed. They will make tho experiment no more.
They will do their duty to the country and abide
the consequences. If Capt. Tyler and his Loco
FOco allies can make any thing Of this, they orc
welcome,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09

The Bostonians have sent beautiful silver Vase
TO Mr. Canard, rs compliment for his important
services 10 establishing the lire Of steamers to their
city,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09

Mr.. Erira has enlarged the scriptural numl r Of
the loaves and fishes, to five loaves and seven fish,
esi He was dreaming OF Extras.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
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FROM GEORGIA TO MAINE

we have already announced the openly expressed
determination Of the Wings of Georgia to sustain
the nomination Of HEsRY CLAY, as the c,ndida,s
Tor the Presidency. The Boston Atlas has the foI
lowing:
WIG STATE CONVENTION IN MAINE
wing friend, who arrived Yesterday morning in
the Steamboat Bangor from Portland. gave n, IN.
n'si In'ormation oil the proceedings of the Wing
State Convention, which was held in that uv Vs.
tetoay' tie communicated 10 US the gratifying in.
tegence that the utmost feeling of rmony cher,c
terized The Proceedings of the conven ton The
Z, non l. D Cutter was placed in the Char. The
non EDWARD Robinson, Of Thomaston was unani-
mocsly' ana oy acclamation, put in nomination q,
the Wing Candidate Tor Governor. Spiried re.ou
tlons' expressive OF the feelings Of the Wings OF
maine' were unanimously adopted The Hon. Hrs.
M CLAf' oil Kentucky, was recommended as the
Wing Candidate for President OF the United State,
tiis name was announced amidst great applause -
Some very able speeches made, on the preseo,
position Of political ad'irs. Phil. u. s. Gazette.
HENRY CLAY.
The Miltonian, published in Northumberland
county "a, places the name OF this great man at
inc mead vi It's columns IN the following STYLE
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE,
FOR rREsIDEr IN Isii:
HENRY CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY.
lSubleet to no National Convention. but 10 the
DECISIVE ACTION otthe People, at tho ballot boxes
on the day Of the General EIection.l-B.
A, adjourned meeting of the Hanover A,r;-
cultural Society, held at Hanover Court House on
Tuesday, the 2s,h, for the purpose of selecting the
place oil holding the next annual FAIR:
On motion of Dr.. John p. Harrison.
Resoirsd, That the next annual Fair be held at
Hanover !, Court House, ON the third Thursday in
May, ls43.
CARTER BRAXToN, President.
X. +. DARRAcorr, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
Correspondence OF inc baltimore Parrot.

WASHINGTON, July 6, 1912.
One day telleth the history of another, in regard
10 the contamination of The unholy combination be-
tween Mr. Tyler and the Loeofocos The incident Al
proofs all through the past week were startling but
on Monday they developed themselves anew, not in
the move! spectacle sareas.ieay drawn by Mr. Mar
Shall, Of "Daniel Webster, in leading strings TO Mr.
'FRONT.' Of Indiana" but in picture of about for,v
Loco Foco members of Congress seated at tho ,obis
OF the President, and his guests at Fourth of july
dinner! This was q declaration of independence
with vengeance, and a celebration, the annyersa.
ry oil which every moral and honorable man nigh,
well wish should never come nguin. MIR Tyler was
mos, agreeable to his new ollies, on Monday. who
left him only to poke fun ct him behind his back
from that time TO the present. He has tie pity and
contempt OF his old frieuds and the ridcule of his
new ones, who will make use of him and then cast
him away, like a forsaken garment, among the rub
osh OF men, who, out of power, will pass AWAY
from Tho remembrance Of men, as n dream Fore
most among the Presidents guests was Charles Ia
red lngersoll. OF Pennsyvanii. A mon is known
ny the company he keeps, says the proverb, ard
Keeping such company, MIR Tyler neither deseryes
nor can command the respect of any class of men
mr lnsersoH, an told, made a speech ard gave a
sentiment. You may know what the speech vas
from the toast, which ran thus-VEro AND ptrroi
Sucn sentiment is significant enough, without A
DANIEL TO interpret IT, read in il the fnte of the
art weighed in the balance and
found wanting"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09

MIR. Extra Billy ''passed high eulogy on the
private virtues and qualities of the President
The endorsement of such character as MIR Extra,
must, in moral point Of view, be invaluable!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09

y IInDs Porto Rico Sugar
~ DO beautiful Cuba Clarified DO
q, bags LaEuyA Coffee, Tor sslc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
"Saertd end fnriolni.nlI

ut Che Compromise IAeD is eninenIy defective in
some respects aud must be uiucuded hereafter l. The
tmeiii ~ ''
IN al human probability The very next session Of
Congress must Tetoucn ratio IN order TO adjust tho
ahiy TO The demands OF The Government
lEnqpirer March i2h, 1899
SACRED AND ISyiOLATE."l!
1--WE say agsin, do not hold Virginia pledsed 10
swallow lie TanG act Che right Or wong
lEHauirsr. March 10Th, 1893
SACRED AND INVlOLATE."ll!
Verify the Captain ani the Citizen are a noble
pair Of brothers-and enough praise cannot be Law
ished upon their consistency, their hypocrisy and
!heir honesty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
Aed iusi as true AZ day doth follow nisit
Wccinnot but be true 10 other men -"

fdr s ALTONSTALL considered il unfortunate
hot The House had fallen into debate on this mes
s,ee now; IL ought st 10 have been printed, and
suDmItsd TO every mans deli Grafton. But, since
The debate had been entered upon he must enter hs
protest againt the manner IN which this doeumsnt
had Teen received by the gentleman from Souih
Carolina, (Mr Holmcs.) Mr. 8. had ever spoken
with becoming respect Of the Chief Magistrate, and
never had permitted himself 10 utter word ngainsI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-23
M u z z 8


" =
MUFFs FUR TRIMMINos|Ths qadsniSnsd would
generally large of Mus consisting Of ynx,
stone MARTIN Siberian squirrel Fitch Genet aud Coney Mu
A o. large assortment OF Fns and ansdown Trimmings,
which offered for sale the lowest cash
Dy ISAAC H. ARCHER,
49,. Nos. 10i and z6J Greenwich street
Repairing OF ~ kinds done asonAble s2s lmsr
COLLECTIOS OF MIN ERALS FOR sALE-Ine .6n.
defgaed int ndng leave this couu wi-h-s d.
Of hs sn.rsiog,eL and Geological Cabinet of 9th
Amer which he does not hesitate say compeest
and handomest th IL contains Of three
tsousand supenor North American Specimens. from
than 900 ocates, nearly 1ths chry stalls chTy
tazed. o. chrystalne number OF them
unques and from localities that exhausted
be obtained They have been collected
OF 70 under the favorable
eessan and very successful consdera
Bile These 1000 selected from
than 1000 that passed through the hands. Thy
placed handsomely arranged IN mahogany aud
s red IN two catalogues la they numbered accord
TO the time they the spending label
white paper stuck them Afterwards they by
states Counties aud localities and each them
svesnd color label Every small crystal and
cumstancs contained IN the specimen pointed by
colo ed 10 both catalogues th- OF the indvau us
noted down from whom The specimens have be, received
the ouly existing Err history Of Moth American
Aineraogy, aud b. referred all doubtful
be aud ,mined ffom in the afternoon, No.
y Greenwich Various Diet the
L. LEDERER,
Austrian Consul General.
New York, 10Th d tober, 1912 Oh 3tsT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-23
ON STRUCTURE AND ITS CURE.
NE EQI. LOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE

THE FOL LOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE-
. assi e. s:ss :ss as Ssss
sssss ss s ssss 1s:ss
s. l.; & s1. y r
!.r. . esIi.in re from pain and generally accomplished
With regard to The first of these remsrks:-
III. wen tha. seu,s ], ts result. Of badly treated
snue on from month to month slides into sleet Now
and &
that implies chronic inflammation pfths passage which
though Length time
maades only Of SEXUAL but those also Of ns
But what especially leads attention OF from this disorder
the idea that structure cannot exist 80 long a. no
sas "'S en a sas for whou
onsnss ss belongs only he o.
prevent very that these remarks published
a % Of % . oa1 % i
fact and one Eas eve s ~ s w Maa
alone never structure In proof Of this nothing
tia the writer 70 be consulted by persons
and pills and corda and the like for months togsser
but whom seeing the real nature Of the CASE he has cured
sss. he .s v sss
By m s @ en ne
Oas there three y especial iPSrs be
g Ii Sssa I1: s sss
need not be much dmnished mpeded But obserye
lively after is finished and The clothes readustcd whet
soss $asp II more n S wee ss
The time Gono1rhoea has REMAINED unrured-lt DIM
cult how long 0onoh1a elect may run and not
!sSs I
to beyond six week. this alone would anord ,uncen
ground least the suspicion Of stctuIe The last is
5 has e. ...:s tg ss ss'
Sos that 'ss .f. IN every
ss s
that he capable ofbusness formerly. Il
grstying also 70 witness ds uniform return Of spr and
With regard the OF Structure on this subject suit
6cent land is stated with confidence and plea
pshsS IN ssis sms So much :. his could not have
been advanced years but such has been the I'm
this and such the practical experiences Of the
many days a. formerly il demanded months.
Tne writer also beg that for se who wish TO UNI
der,ake the them:sves he has little veume
bat the Of all those delicate which require
csl and privacy directed in the planes manneI
advisable however that those who suspect posi-
prise them than the and ce.iny Of HIS means Of
Separate reeus so are arranged for those who may
only now remains say wosd on the ground
which the public, and especially coming to this
may rely with confidence what HAS been advanced With
uate Edinburgh &c k-he has been engaged in the
Of these diseases both and pracuee for more
thirty yea and has pub:hed two ed.cns Of york
eminent physicians in Europe 70 the most eminent in
Amercs-as Sir Ashley Cooper to Dr. Mott Of New York,
Dr. rhynck OF Philadelphia and other, and thai he - Pemr
Dr. Ralph sconsasd his private residence No. % Green
consulted BY post Tns lutte volume above referred
dollar ol6 Imscc