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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-12
From Ole .Nflc- York .Hmericdn.
THE BALL IN MOTION.


The reception Of the faithful Wing members OF
Congress, on their return from Washington, at
different points along the route, shows that the
spirit of 1910 is still alive, and that oppressed and
lnsulied, as the Wing party have been, they are
not discouraged nor divided.
OF the doings in Philadelphia, we have n long
account, but the arrival OF the foreign news rem
ders it impossible to publish it. The next morn
ing, yesterday, the members passed through N.
Jersey by the New Jersey Railroad, TO Elizabeth.
town, where they were to leave the cars, and be
thence escorted 10 New York. The citizens of
that old borough-Whig to the core, aud always
ready for action assembled in force, aud the
cars reached their stopping place, welcomed the
members with oitrepeated cheers.
They were then received by the Mayor, Major
Che,wood, and all The principal cnizshs The
address Of the Mayor Was brief, pointed, and
happy. Mr.. Fillmore, in behalf of his associates,
replied with oarneslness, and the tones of his
manly voice, and the plain spoken truths he utter
ed, as 10 the discOuragemens and difficulties
which the Wing meinbers OF Congress had labor
ed under in lransacting the business Of the nation,
from the perfidy OF John Tyler, and the utterly
upprincipIed course Of LocofocOism, fell upon al
tentve ears and burning hearts.
The Company then proceeded in carriages TO
Ezabeihport, forming very long procession
preceded by q band of music and as they passed
through the town, greeted with ringing of bells
and the firing Of cannon.
Al Elizabethport, the steamer Fairfield, galy
decorated, had landed depualon Of several
hundred from New York, who there awaited to
receive their New Jersey brethren, their common
guests and friends.
On the lawn, in front of the large hotel, the
members were addressed, first by A. Dougherty
in behalf of the Young Mems Committee, and
then by J. c. Hamilton, Esq A reply full Of
animation, was made by Senator Tallmadge, who
was succeeded by Mr.. Halsted of N. Jersey the
latter claiming for his glorious little State-whicI
Mr.. Tallnadge had highly compmenied as the
very battle ground of Freedom, and from the
Revolution 10 this day, always ready 10 resist OPP
pression-lhat she traced back her lippecanos
zeal 10 ,36-(a veteran of the Revolution stand
ing in tbs crowd said to 76)-aye, to 76, SAID
Mr.. Halsted, for the spirit is the same, and i viii
rise again, be manifested now aud henceforlh un'
iii l645 in favor of HENRY CLAY and the princi-
pies with which that name is identified.
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.4nother Slauc case.-We understand that con-
siderable excitement exists in Worcester, from the
Disappearance or abduction of female slave,
brough. on here by Mr. Newcomb, OF KY, who
is on a visit to New England. The slave was
fayourle and much trusted. No suspicion of her
disappearance was excited, and she lett without
taking some money that belonged to her, her Jew.
elry, or even more than the clothes she wore No
trace of her has been discovered, although a
knowledge oil her Whereabouts is confessed by
several aboliiionists and coored persons in Wor-
cesler.-Barre Gaz.
pj-The aledged slave above referred to, was
brought TO this town last night, on writ of Habs-
as Corpus issued by Judge Dewey of,he Supreme
Court, and this morning. and on examination, she
signifed her wish to remain in this State, and WAS
accordingly discharged NORTHAMPTON Courier Of
Aug. 80
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POCKET VETOES.

Four absolute vetoes have been given to the
country since Tyler came into the Presidential
chair We have now TO add TWO pocket retoes. lie
has pocketed the new land bull which repealed
viding for the suspension of the distribution when
duties exceed 20 per cent; and he has also peck
eted the bill regulating the organization OF Con
gress, which provided that no members shall be
enrolled, unless elected by districts, in accordance
with the new law regulating elections to Congress
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STATE OF VERMONT, Washington, ss
Hrzekiah IL Reed


Hczeklah II. Reed
IN CHANCERI-Fourth Circuit.
I,aban Rice
WHEREAS, HEZkKIAK H. REED Of Montpelier,
w in the county of ashington aid has filed his
bill Of complaint, stating substance that lothian
Ellis.of Mortified in SAID county of Washington being
Justly indebted 10 Alphonso r ice of said Nor hhed
did fourth day Of May ID 1889 make out aud
cute unto the SAID Rice four pomssory of hand of
ihet date 70 30 payable in yoat-one for $3.50
payabe in two yrars6ne for $3.50 payable nthee years
and for $50 payable in four yearsal interest
aud payable said Rice order ard in order
The pa of said said Ellis did SAID 4th day of
May 1889 by deed Of bargain and SALE convey unto the
SAID Aphonso Rice the following described land in said
Mortified all the land which the said AiphonsO Rice
had decided The said johann Ellis, day Of
May 1882 reference TO said deed fo particular de-
scupon--that SAID mortgage deed and NOES were duly
assigned The orator b. The SAID Aphonso
Rice, the original payee, the 9th day OF May l84l,
for a valuable consideration-that of said had
sued and judgment had thereon IN the anne Of SAID
RICE in Orange Co Court, December Term lSll which
was not paid and that the SAID Jothum Ellis on he 2Ist
day OF June 1889 also conveyed said premises tc one
Laban RICE of Jairey, county of Cheshire and Safe Of
New Hampshire b. his deed Of that date and ing for
lie foreclosure of the equity Of redemption Of the ptemses
And Whereas it appears thai tho said Laban Rice
sides out OF this state, that subpoena cannot be ev-
ed him. therefore pursuance of the provisions OF The
Revised Sta,u es chapter "a section 60Noce is hereby
the said Laban Rice aud he hereby required to
appear before the Chancellor of The Fourth Judicial circuit
of the State of Vermont at the Court house IN Montpelier
SAID cpuly of Washington, IN the third tuesday, OF
November being the hrst dlyof the next stalled term
Of the Court OF Chancey sad county, and make answer
the bill Of complaint aforesaid and abide such order dl-
and decree therein said Ohancelers hall Sc EN-
meet
And the complainant in SAID bill directed to cause this
order 10 be published in the Vermont Waterman and state
Journal printed 1t Mon peer, IN the county OF Washing
ton, hrec weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last Of which publications.
be at least twenty days 10 rsTfd Tuesday OF
November Al, the tm- of the sitting Of this court.
Dated at Montpelier insaid county Of Washington, this
SFlLLMAN CHURCHILL, Clerk
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TO preserve Corn.-Plucl green corn, when in
lit state to eat MS vegetable turn down the
husk, and take out all the silk; then replace the
husk as close as possible. Pack the ears close to.
gether IN key, standing up as they grow, Cover
!hem with clear, sweet, strong brine, such as you
would use for butter; aud put a stone to keep
them under the brine. In the winter, when you
want to use them strip of The husks and parbol
the ears about fifteen minutes then take them
out, aud put them into fresh water to DoH about
fifteen minutes longer. This change of water is
necessary TO prevent excess Of salt, Canadians
are much in the habit Of preserving corn in this
way for winter use, and they say it is nearly as
good as ia sbinIher. Of course the kind called
Sweet Corn is beet worth preserving; being in
every respect superior to the more common kind.
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WOOL.

The following is noted in the Boston Price Cur
rent of Sept B.
Since the passage of the Tariff there has been
more disposition 10y the manufacturers to purchase
to moderate extent, bnt there has been no specu.
lative demand, nor any decidd Improvement in
prices realized. The market may be considered
as frmer. The supply OF most descriptions of
wooden goods is large, and prices exceedingly low.
Until the stock is materially reduced, mud better
prices are realized, thOre will not he material
increase in the consumption of wool, and conse-
qnently no great advance can be expected at pres
ent.
So snvs he Roston (Nouripr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-12

The Tredty-We see that some of the Canada
papers dislike some OF The provisions Of the new
treaty in relation TO the boundary os settled, aud to
the privileges and equivalents, mutually agreed
upon. This objection comes from quarter that
renders it, in estimation mn additional evidence
that the treaty has adjusted the boundary coriro-
versy on very equal terms, and we have no
doubt that the nation will lie found TO approve this
treaty, we confidently trust will he promptly rat
flied by the British Government. -.4ibdny .Aiv
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BRIGHTON MARKET. SEPT. 5.

At market AIS beef cattle, 1000 stores, 1900
sheep, $50 swine.
Prices-beef extra 5 first quality, 4,50 to AIS;
second, to 4,25 third, to $50.
Stoes-,wo year old, y to IL; three year old,
IA 10 20.
Sheep--dull, so cents to ,33.
Sioine--3 to cents.
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The Boston .Miscellnnu hns entered nnon n nem

The Boston Miscellany has entered upon a new
volume an evidence that it receives, as il certain
" richly merits, support from the public.
The Ladies' COmpanion-last number rather
better than usual
The Nep VoriG still goes ahead publishing
cheap editions of new works. We can't begin
10 keep up in readng them.
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Good .Ne,os 1t is stated in the papers, appa-
renlIy on good authority, that a proclamation has
been issued AT Prince Edwards Island, in the East
Indies, finally abolishing slavery there. We hail
the more so, since we may hope that similar
measure has been adopted in other oriental depen-
denotes OF the British crown.-British and Foreign
.4nti. Slavery Reporter.
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sEJ"'rhe good efierts of the Tariff are already
apparent. Several factories in this city which
have long been closed, will Immediately commence
operations. Among them the Globe Mills, Len
nlng's Chemical Works. and DR.. Bergen's Glass
Works. " learn Also that tho Lehieh Compa-
ny has been applied to for water power 10 he APP
piled to some Iron Works. These III
deed cheering signs Of the times. May they in
crease and nnltily Phil. Nat Goz-
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Bees Vdr.-The neatest way to sepern!e bees
wax from the comb, is to lie it up in u linen or
WOODEN cloth or bag, with pebble or two to keep
1t from floating place it in kettle of cold water
which hang over the fire rs the water heats, The
wax melIs aud rises to the surface, while all the
impurities remain III the bag.
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A very romantic young lady fell the other day
into the river, aud was near drowning, but succor
being fortunately ut hand, she was drawn out
senseless and carried home. On coming to she
declared To the family that she must marry him
who saved her. Impossible said her papa
" hnt, is he already married ?" "What, was it
not that interesting young man who lives here in
our neighburhood? p "Dear me, not was a
| newfoundland dog
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Shocking Mpdeys.-Two frghtful murders took
place on the 18th Of August, in Walton county,
Georgia. "Mr. Jordon J, Harris, who had sepa-
rated from his wife about two mon'hs, went to the
house of Eli Whitley, where she was, armed with
a gun and other weapons. After firing at her,
without effect, he caught her and cut her throat
from ear to eor; while IN The act, her mother ran
to her relief, and received FROM Harris blow that
broke her skull from which she died. The alarm
wos soon given by some negroes, who were the
only persons ut the house, when Mr A. Wha-
ley, son Of the deceased, procured some guns
and Two men and went to take him, but Harris
swore he wouG not be taken, and that he would
kill the first man that inlerfered. Whereupon
Whitley seeing him approach him, shot him down.
No one can give any reason why Harris acted as
he did The scene must have been awful, and
one at which human nature must shudder"
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Gov. ilubbards letter TO Gov. King, Of Rhode
Island in answ er TO the reqIiston for the delivery
OF Dorr was received through the Post Office on
Thursday last directed to HIS Erceliency Samuel
~ King, acting as Governor Of Rhode Btand"-
Immediately upon receiving it, aud without break
ing the seal, Governor King ordered il TO he re-
directed TO Governor Hubbard, and puI into the
Post Office
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The Madisoninn complains TINT the Wings
will grant terms to the President" That's n
fact. He has one lerm-lel him make the most
OF it; but terms are out of the qnesiion.-Lomis-
uiHe Journal.
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COUNTY CLERKS

are requested to furnish us the official canvass OF
votes for Senator's as soon as ascertained. We will
in return send our paper, containing the result.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

IT N. BAYLlES wou inform the public that he has
i L. associated with him in trade Messs. W. ELLIS
and A. WILDER and that business will be continued at
his old stand under the firm Of ELLIS, WILDE : d Go.
Montpelier, August 26, 1872. II
NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition viii be peeen-
Y, ted to the Legislature of Vermont its non
be holden Montpelier, the % Thursday Of October
next praying for Company. to be Incorporated
struca Turnpike from Marshheld Village the County
road Mollys Pond In Cabot.
Marshfeld september Sih, ls42. IS
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M o r. E, DRU G.S.
CLARK a. COLLINS

lave this day received The largest and best stock Of
i DRUGS and MEDICINES ever before offered in
the Montpelier market which ihef will sell wholesale and
retail at such fail to suit The purchaser.
Physicians parllcnio respectfully nvedIo call and
the quality and prices before purchasing elsewhere
Physicians from abroad sending their orders may depend
upon receiving bu the first quality of medicines and
at the lowest rates.
Muntpel.cr Sent T. 1912. IS
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TEMPERANCE HOUSES IN MONTPELIER.
Sill another BY our advertising columns it
will! be seen that Mr.. Kimball now keeps the
estate Sueet Cold Water House," on Wishing
tonian principles.
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AssIGNEE's SALE.


DY virtue of sundry DEGREES Bankruptcy issued out
ID of the District COur of the United States for the Dis.
tnf 81 Vermont yestng in the several and joint estate
Of the Baukupts therein set orh and by order of the
said Court, will sell at public at Wtghs Inn in
Mortified, The 4h day OF October next, 10 A. NJ, all
the right and interest Humphrey w. Easm has lands
N The town Of WAsfrld w. also sundry articles
ing tools traverse sled straw stove buffalo
robes, watch several notes and othes demands, also
horse.
On the same day, o'clock, M, at Browns Inn in
Northhcld all thu right interest Asaph Ssby has
certain lots Of land in Norhhed being the Robinson farm
and land bought Of Webster Also 80 sap tubs saddles
bride, gun chains and "hppetee, ana several book
debts.
Also, day Giman's Tnr ia Northield o'clock,
p M, horse, piston and sundry articles of personal
property; also aud ,ok deDs also time piece
bed, elc etc.
Also, Spaldnes Inn in Ro1bury, ontbe 5th dav of
October neat O'Clock =: M two year old heer, one
year d do, IA sheep, harness, and chains.
Terms made known atihe time OF sale.
JOSEPH HOWES,
Assignee in Bankruptcy for Washington Co.
September 9th 1872 73
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-VER-
MONT DISTRICT
IN BANK RUpTCX.

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
ELEAZER II. BURT of Theord in said district,
carsd bankrupt, the courthouse in Rutland district
on Thursday October Is, 1912, 10, A. NJ.
THOMAS J. PADDLEFoRD of Middesex in said district,
to be declared bankrupt the house In Rutland said
uict on Thursday, October 8, 1872, 10, A. NJ
DOWNER, NEVINS & FISH creditors, Us. WILLIAM F.
SPEAR of Brantfee in said district, that said WILLIAM F..
SPEAR be declared bankrupt, at the courthouse Rutland
said district on Thursday, October g, lSi4 10, A. NJ.
ALANSoN S. MEADER, ofNcwbury said district
cared bankrupt at the courthouse in Rutland in said district
on Thursday, October 6, 1912, 10, A. NJ.
JOHN DoTY of Montpelier in said district, be declared
bankrupt at the courthouse in Rutland, in said district,
ThuTsday, Octnher O. 1872 ID, A. NJ.
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STATE OF '
OliYer l.. Drew
VS..
James l.. Collins and
EIl hl..s

Ellah Hobart =, -,
A CTIoN Of eecment for piece Of land lying and oe
IA ing in Waterbury said county described as follows
mortyage TO the said Hobart the S0h day Of October
A ID 1888 and is ihe which sad Hobart now
Iiyes-Aso Other piece Of land lying in Middlesex
said coun described follows, wits the north half of
lot No SO in the fourth division and drawn the original
right of James Neyns and Tho privileges and Appui
ces belonging unto said lands "
And the SAID James L. Collins not having had personal no.
iice Of the pen6ency Of this suit is ordered by the Court
mere that he be nohed hereof publishing the substance
Of said suit together with this order. tho Vermont
Waterman and State Journal printed Montpelier in SAID
county three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last Of which publ
cations TO be least weeks before the sitting OF this
Court Mt SAID Montpelier the third Tuesday of Noyem
her next which vii be deemed sufficient the said
James L. Collins TO appear the said and make an
swar STILLMAN CHURCHILL, CLERK.
re Smith, Attorney. 10
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GROG ERIES.

(NLARK COLLINS have justrcceiveda fresh supply
~ Of GROCERIES,, which they viii sell as low can
be bo ght in Mon peler Also WINES selected IN Bos-
by DIR. CLARK, for medicinal purposes, and warranted
puro
Montpelier, Sept. 7, ls42. IS
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JOHN Il. HALE.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

AS taken the shop formerly occupied by his brother
whore he will make genllemen's Garments in the la
test and most fashionable style AMI warranted to tit,
the old stand frs, door East of Branch Bridge.
A Garments made to order.
iU"ParticuIar attention paid to Cutting for others to
make and warranted
MOnll eicr, September !, 1872 10
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A GREAT BARGAIN.
700 DOLLARS LESS THAN COST.

l.
THE subscriber will sell his premises where he
lives. Those who wishing to buy think oihud-
will find it their advantage TO call aud examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
HEZEKIAH WARD, JR.
Montpelier, September l. 1912. u
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Washington district Montpelier, within and Tor
said district the 7th day of September d lS42:-
4 HRISTOPHER 5 DOLE, administrator on the es-
" Of Samuel Dole late Of Mortified in said district
deceased makes application 10 sad court TO extend the
heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due from SAID
estate aud settle his administration account, until some
future day-W hcfcupon ordered by SAID court that said
application be heard the Probate office Mon peler,
.he 20 day OF Sep ember 1872 and is further gder-
ed that notice hereof given the creditors of sand es-
tae, and TO all Others concerned, by publishing the sub
stance Of sad application and orders thereon, IN me err
mont Waterman and Journal. printed at Montpelier, al
least three weeks successfully be're the time Aforesaid
appointed for the hearing of said application.
! BY the Court. IS Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Res'r
STATE OF VERMONT, lin Probate Court hol len at
Washington Dls:icl,ss { MonPel'er, wiIhln ana Tor
said district the 26lh day fAugust A. ID. ls4z
| I EVI BARTLETT, administrator on the estate Of
l.. JOS, A1CHELDER, late of PlalnheId, In sad
District deceased presents his administration account Tor
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES il is ordered that the same
bate Office in peisr, oI examination and allow
ance and that all concerned be notified hereof by the puo
LEGATION of this rider the Vermont Waterman and jour-
n AL printed at Montpelier, three weeks successNey as
soon as be- that they may appear al sas Hme ano
| Mace ifthey see cause, and object thereto
BY order Of Court.
7a Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS. p sgister.
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For Bolts in Horsss-Apply spirits Of turpen-
tine to the hollow of the breast, warm it with
hot shovel; il will rout them Immediately.
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RecapitulatiOn.
GOVERNOR.

The gain FOR Col Paine is 1857 over last year,
when the majority against him was only l349. He
has already gained enough to ensure his election
by the people.
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PAPER IIANGINGs,

PAPE Il IIA NUINUS.
~ ROLLS assorted patterns with appropriate Dor
u ders Just received and for sale at the Paper Mill,
by GEO w COBB q Co
'vul,,. Moo,neh., San, a l8l2 IS
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HENIiY b. TOW NSEND.

Store No I, Liberty Square. SO Khby street, BOSTON
| S now opening Gom Auction and other sources an as
Il soriment of FRENCH and INDIA SlAPLE and
FANCY GOODS, viz;
10 Cases rich BONNET RIBBoNsi
3 CAP do
BONNET SILKS;
French and american FLOWERS
% Fancy Kdkfs. and SCARFsi
Mohair and Kid GLOVES; MlTTS, PAkAsoLS'
SUN SHADES, CHALLEYS, MUSLlNSi LANES'
WIRE TASTES, COMBS, SC Sc.
Also, 80 Gases Florence and American
STRAW Ron ETS.
100 doz PALM LEAF HOODS AND 81 Np M ~
Giles and SILK GOODS, for sale yery low Tor Cash OF
shor, c,s aI SUN April s-5l'9
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rs horcby given that | have reinquishod to nv son
l. HORACE PLATT his time from this date and shall
neither pay any debts Of his contracting claim any Of
his earnings DAVID PLAIT,
GRANGE Voimont August 25, 1912, 70 5Oco