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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-11
LINER ATION. 1

NOTICE is hereby given that have given my son
IN JOEL BROWN, Jr. his time after this date, and !
claim Of his earnir gs be accountable for any Of
his debts contracted after this date.
JOEL BROWN.
Norih6sld Aup. | 1912. 30
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
lust received and for sale such Bugles Clariones
y Flutes, FiddlSs, Guitars, Flies, Flags lo'!s, &c
j. S, ABBOTT.
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COMMISSIONER, NOTICE.

YIN M WINS ~ ~
A Il suoscloers' oeng appointed ny u iiohotAp'c
w the PROBATE count Tor TIE us'Hct VI itahuo'Ph
commissioners TO receive, examine ana ADJUST az CLAIMS
and demands uf al PERSONS agans Inc estate OF Isaac M
Laid late ot Nhams'owni m SAID district deceased rep
resented nsolyen, and all claims and dc mands cxbcd IN
offset thereto and SIX months from me oin DAY oil oc'ooer
l842 being allowed by said Court Tor that pufpose,w we 90
therefore hereby give police that we will attend 10 The
of Dec. nbpr aad last Thursday in March next from nine
O'Clock A Nj until ca, o'clock p NJ on each os SAID
d,vs
| DANIEL RItRNuAN
GFORGE MARTIN {Commrs
1vnlioms,ov,n o., & lsIy M
-----o----o - -
STATE OF VERMONT, / The Honorable the Probate
District Of Randolph Court for the district Of
Randolph 70 all persons concerned in the estate oi'Su-
sannah Fienet ats Of Bainee deceased state Greet
| ting.
| WHEREAS, Isaac Nichols ESQ. Administrator with
w the will eaed Of the estate Of The said deceased
proposes r,nler account of ms administration, and
usent his account against said estate fer allowance
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HATS HATS +!

TTHE Tdcrsgned has m hand large quantity of fash.
l"nable Has Of all quail ties which will be sold very
low. at Wholesale retail fr Cash approved credit
he Hat Store opposite the Village II Jcl Merchants are
rrquts ted to call and examine.
JOHN b. LANGDON.
Monpeiet. DC, q ls4! 81
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TAX Il NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE..
THIS may certify that have given my Robert T.
Heath, his line 10 act and trade for hims ef shall
clam none Of his wages pay any debts Of his
ting aller this date.
JAMES HEATH.
GrotOn, April T. lS42 SlT
STATE OF VERMONr, )ro all persons Interested
. Disinct OF Randolph, IN the estate Of Ben idmin
+. Chambcrn late Of HIlnree in SAID dstrIc deceased.
LIjHHREAS John l.. Buck Administrator n The estar.
w nt SAID deceastd hath mai' application TO This Court
to have the toe heretofore gwen hun llng said
tate eu4idei 10 the SJh day uf Oct 1913 for the pur-
pose Of raising money pay the debts against SAID estate
You therefore notified to appear session Of SAID
Cour To be holden at the hcc IL Colby in Washington
the i9h ddy of Nov 1872, at O'Clock A. NJ. and make
objection If you And is further dercd that
Copy Of THIS der be published in the Vermont Watch
man Uni siaI1 journal PINNED / Montpelier three weeks
bcflre said 10Th Nov.
Dated at Washington this 29lh day Of Oct. 1912.
BY order Of Court,
J. COLBY, REGISTER.
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VNn HIGHLAND suAWLs. 5

HUI \ LANGDoS- have lps day received ,ruta
NEW-IOKK AUCTIONS, me hale tIIs Inland
Shaws, % TO 80 Pr cent. cheaper than ever also,
Linens Hosiery, Umbrellas, Caps, MuGs, Boas, etc.
all verv Tow Oct. |.
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COAT CLOTHS,

ELLIS, WILDER and Co. have this day received a
IL large lot OF cloths, consisting Of Black and blue black
Invs. Green, Brown and Mxd Broadcoihs also Pilot and
Wave Beaver Cloth from 81 so Sc per yard. large
a OF ling Doe Skins and Cassimeres, Blue and
Black Striped Saaetts, all Of which will be sold at the
lowest prices. September 27-76
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LOOK LOOK

A few pieces Grape de Lanes very desirable artlC
n f,r winter dresses also Cashmere and plain de Ian
at the lowest prices, for sale by
ELLIS. WILDER and co.
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WONDERFUL!
A N astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Lnime nj
IA for the Piles, Rheumatism, &C. has been used in
thousands ofcases and failure to give complete
can be found large supply received fresh from,he
Manufacturer of the CHNuINE to the many and
creasng calls For sale only at the Montpelier Bookstore
by p WALTON a. SONS,
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TATLOR's TRIMMINGS.

STORRS & LANGDoNS have gone deep into Tai
- lols TRAININGS, VIZ.
Plain and fancy oyercoal and Dress BUTTONS;
Wolsled aud silk PLAIN and fancy BINDINGS &c.
do do CORDS;
Worslrd and silk SERGE plaid PRINCES;
VELNETS; Siiocies, Dri liHss, Paddngs, Duck and
Brown Linen Silk and TWIST &c. especially Co over
Sept e6-Ib
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q DoZ Genllemen's FACE SHAWLs- A good arli.
u Gle al 81 each, at BALDWIN, SCOTT 81 Co.
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PARIS
ARTIFICIAL, FLOWERS

RRUN CO., lis William street, formerly Brun, Larosue
Co-wIl open in few days, twenty Psris Ar6
sIal Flowers Feathers Hc now landing from last arrivals
avre packet the newest styles Of flowers and ferer
a they appear that Of fashion
This enables the constantly hand
fashionable the above articles Dealing by
far largely in this line than any other establishment
the city they afford sell the lowest and
zsonablc ,erm I't4.
Wholesale up stairs.
Also consant hand. kind Of materials for flower
m
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ton, waehm.n jameson and Leo ssndsll, Tnomason
NYork-two latter sailed day.
FAIL RwEH. Oct 5-Au Yankee New York. via Provi-
dence.
PaouDrscE, oets-sd Zenobs, Mobile Geo Washington.
Charleston.
load for Cuba Sid Barton. NOfeans via Key West Excel
NYork.
HARTFoRD, Oct 5Cld George, Savannah: Triton NYork;
Phlsdelphis.
BUFFALO. Oct 5-Au New England Detroit; Pearson do:
acot, Toledo. Cd Fzirpor Waterloo, Chippewa; Con-
stisolion, Detro Missouri, Chicago; Panama, Huron
PHriApLL PHIA, Oct 9An Geosge Skohed, Cadz; Home
Boston W 81 Barts-was run into while a. anchor OF WILL
mingtoa, by the Tecumse jbboom head, and
causing other damage Globe Lubee; Zabskie NY9k;
Zone Boson Thos Ireland do, Elizabeth Saiem John Ran-
doph Albany; Compeer, Picou Ms; MidiIesex, New FORK
CD 1oseph Cowpe West Indies; Eddinston E.eoT
sosdsnes; Calsatis do Az in hs sshS} 1S.ny
Eclipse, Nowalk CT Volta Economy Annsbella and me
ron New York; Mary Ann Caroline, Povdence; 1hAi'oae
Ann, Newark. o., a.;
BALrIMoRE, Octs-An Reese, Demerars CID ADJ,
ana do James Power Nassau, MP; Hankey, Newark SD
Favori.s, Demeraa; Com Warrington. La Guayfa Gallant
Mary. Msyaguex. ~,x.
RIcHMoxD, Oct 6-Sd Tuscarora. Smack. NYorkr =, ~,
JAcKsoSvILLE, Fla Sept 23-An Virginia nethei' I've"
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BY RIELL s ARCULXRIUs.-

49, MONDAY, Oct 9, 10y o'clock
Wines, Liquors, Segars, SC
Also, mahogany French action soctAve
Glenn. maker, for account of whom may concern.
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DIR. MORRISON.


NORTH RIVER DISPENsARY 2o4x Fulton street near
IN Greenwich-Dr Morrison Member OF the Royal College
of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon in the British Ma
w, continues be consulted daily all diseases Of delicate
nature and all thore distressing symptoms consequent on u
dcious treatment, and the impmdent fquacx medicines
Pr M has had experience Of twenty wo yens treating
delicate dyexses all teir andc implicated oms and
uses mild safe aud nfabe substitute eIadicat
ing the venerea virus with certainty out susctng the
70 risk restricting him in nusual diets or par
wnns ms medicines agreeable IN taste and smell rer'
in the ureta, such structures and en-
,son sn q ne !osste .and Ac mpaned with much Ir
S1ences OF m.I-ueatment Dr. M treats
mnc msnnsr promoting absorI Of the thickcned circular
CoNsTITUTi0NXTb EBILIrY-rhou.snd. of young
men re rom Tie consequence Of indulgence
cret habit nerves further Injured from
tne use nostu. n pretended specics which stimulate
only 70 nauss greater Dr. M such cases
cure-the stnctes honor and confidence n observed
Letters post paid and containing suitable Zee will
the correspondents full advice and edic 20 snv az ,bs
Union, BY his Rying history Of his detail SoaE E
street ne ar Grcenwich. suso IN n Src =.
QEMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &c Gc--T6e 81.
II scrber continues TO transmit money xums large mr.
persons residing any Of Ireland in the same msnna
he, and his predecessor business have done
thirty yeats, and more also, to any Of England 3,
Scotland. "
Money RENTED by letter post pad) to the subscriber
personally deposited with him. with the Of person
Ireland, England, Scotland to whom be
sent and nearest post will be immediately ted
and paid accordingly and receipt to that effect given
80 im.r ~ GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr, ssceda street
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ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
IIVlNCs

THE undersigned has, great expense fitted up Of the
largest and most splendid Coffee and Eating Houses in
New York which hundred persons down
g an excellent and substanal breakfast dinner and om
the choicest supplies ofthe markets. bill Of fare
eellcd either regards quality number Of dishes any ho
Tel in the United States and varying prices from
Mocka coffee and the best and served only three
DENTS And all other refreshments proportion The
walters uniformly civil and polite and every be
assured Of feeling in this establishment quite cat home In
fact department Of the business under the
dence Of competent oyeee whose and
directed TO the comfort and Of and
HENRY (3OSLING.
proprietor OF the French and American Eating House.
Nos 81 and CO Nassau between Jshn and Maiden Lane
p S-Open Sundays dinner tea es0 3mr
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL. -
tSfores Nos 22 .dsn and us Hzitss syssfJ
MONDAY, Nf
AT 10 l-2 o'clock, at the auction room,
sale oil The stock OF uphoserer sofas all
omans, dvans, chairs, mattresses beds bedding
counter panes &c.
TUESDAY
AT lO1s O'Clock ia the sale rooms
Large sale OF valuable and dry goods unks of
clothing part Of the stock of tailor fine lo OF
remnants Londo cloths yestings hosiery cloves
hds, Shirts collars, iewelry grocr.
ne table salt pledged articles. studs splendid watches &c
Also, gentlsm mans pny library and book case
Also various hardwars, jswely groceries, pledged articles
Also Watches articles by order of the govern
OF the Marine Hospital. $3.50
WEDNESDAY,.
AT l0x O'Clock in the sale rooms
Large aud splendid furniture sale.
. THURSDAY,
Furnit9reAt 10Y o'clock will be sold entire furniture
contained IN house No. 90 Gold street. now occupied as gem
rdl NJ
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DOCTOR GLOVER

DE0S to inform those who have recently enqured he has
ID left the practice Of his profession he
prescribe require his aid usual Those dcult
which practical TO
sure success have objects Of his study The
chemistry into his hands
remedies which have escaped the obser
yation Of the less scrutinising physician
Dr. 0loves primary education enables him to keep pace
profession The unsuspectng should beware Of
the host of self Doctors petende Of whom
aspire authors Of little booxs upon sHec Of which they
totally ignoranf.
Office, No. Ann st-privae entrance 9Th door from the
Museum--odhce hours until 90 .iock PM. % mkT
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fR FOR LONDON-Regular Packet OF the i0h Dc
R1S tobeIThe first class fast sailing packet sh.g VEL
LIN0TON. Capt Chadwick will sail rs above, her
regular day.
For passage cabin cabin and steerage having
peor accommodation apply board foot OF Msinen Lane
ITO
JOSEPH MMURRAY,
100 Pine street. corner OF South.
Persons wishing send for their friends, can have them
ets BY applying above (f by letter post padl o6ec
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN TAXES for the year 1919
Illinois Lands due. and should be paid without
delay to extra expense - !,
The time for redemption Of Michigan lands sold Tor the taxes
Of 1887, will expire this month . ..,,. -
made from the Government Surveyors held notes, and
other sources Apply atthe -
Established ia laIT),
No. 10 Wall street. New York.
Or S,MELVIN, Successor to M. MYERS.
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HOUSE OF REFRESHMENT.


- No. IL ANN STREET.
HE Proprietor Of this establishment continues hereto
lore supply his delicacics OF the
so served the best The quality Of the vands
ma very moderate changes are evident from the naterns
paonage which the public pleased daily award him.
HIS eos shall be- they have heretofore BEEN
contnuance and TO his house that for
celence and accommodation which has tor long time
mnained the poreor no longer connected with any
other he will pay h sole and undivided
house and spare no pains or
maintenance Gifts welleamed reputation. slt lmer
MAGNOLIA LUNCH.
CORNER BROADWAY 4 CHAMBERS STREET
~ The Propretors Of this ell know desire
form their friends and the public generally that the
for shell fish having ommenced they have made
for supply OF the finest the market affords
Pond and all kinds they will up
Steaks and every dclicacy OF the may always be
found here style desired te things
supper parties entertained and Meals served all hou
Gentlemen dining down will find this desirable
The propeors their thanks for the liberal
bestowed and hope by attention busness they will merit
share Of custom. CHlCKERING CARLISLE.
80 lmsf
TERRAPIN LUNCH-GouTmondeJ Qui Vive Thou
sand, of good cits lovers Of good fare have for
closing OF the iariamsd Terrspin LanchS The 6,ful
fevn now, however over. and again may they "fe ed
WE'LL for be il known that the John Adams book
memory hangs his hat" the Terapin also pro-
petor finest little fellows in Christendom yclept
Turtle Soup and steak line the mantle Of Sandy has fallen
again guaranteed the Terrapn single old
Ire Box will appesse the hunger Of him with the short
and Of the genuine half the old prices will
sine Greeu Turtle served this day. and day during
the season. Sc lmtr
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NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE
GALLERY.
BrOadioay, opposite the Park
UL-UNPRECfDENTED EXTRAOHOi
NEW YORK NiUSEUM AND PiCTURL ne
GALLERY
seven performers to be seen for one shilling
Mi. II. BENNETT Manager
GRATEFUL for the unparalleled patronage he has exps
~ nenccd will evince his of by lresentng the M H.
nc with the most powerful array Of talent that
reward from enlightened community his vor, TO
please them entle him Mr. Harrlng the magician
MISS hosde the vocalist, Mr. Deaue the mimic Kpeap
The singer Mr. Bonnie The dancer Mrs Bennie the
performance every evening TX O'clock and on Wed
nesday and Saturday at 3P M Abundance TO he whole
rdhcy Oiass blowing.
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will do well to call before purchasing ese where
NEW GOODS.
THE undersigned socts attention large assortment Of
0ooIs for a and winter including beaver cloths
for surouts cassmcres in variety Of styles for
tai ions. 49ea .l.F'
Rich silk satin and vestings which will be made up
to order at usual moderate charges, for ready money.
Ready made surtouts, coaks, &c. family hand.
WIN. T. JENNINGS, Draper and Tailor
SIS lnissm 229 Broadway, American Hotel.
SELF PROTECTORS.
ITO TRAVELLERS AND hOUSEKEEPEKS.-Pateut
ScECocking Repeating Pistols which can be discharged
times few seconds The pistol cocks the barrel re
yolves and discharges merely by pulling the sger the cham
Ike some repeating pistols The construefon is very simple
without the loss Of amoment shots be fired fast
man can crook his finger. They oIdna
~ pocket pistol
For travellers housekeepers captains planters public Off
and Others they Indispensable article peIsous
both male and female with this pistol protect their lives
and property, II attacked by persons,
equal to dozen of the rnuion k,nd.
The public invited call and same their
simplicity being warranted not to get out Of order their
lsIec safety will certainly recommend them all Others
Wholesale and retail
J. q. BOLEN, l0l BroaSwav
SIS lmissr between Wall mud Pne sLreets
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AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNUT-
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS c. CUSHMAN.
MONDAY E.YENING, October 10Th,
HAMLET.
a., Hamlet (his first appearance Mr. @ yandenhof
After which, LIST time the admirable burlesQue OF
THE LADY OF THE LIONS.
Ciod Neddlenot, Mr. Hadaway Polly Ann, Mrs Maodsr
Segt Damme, Russell Mrs DIshabilly, Kinlock
Beau Santer, Davenport Ma Meddlen5t Psnson
THURSDAY-Mr vandsnhof : % night.
T.. A. MARSHALL, Lessee,
GRAND SACRED CONCERT at St Peters Church Bar.
clay street. Sunday Evening October o. ls4a on which
occasion Rossnis Grand Composition the
STABAT MATER
will te given with full and powerful Orchestra in which tho
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All goods shipped required to be particularly marked
ana are at the risk oil the owners thereof. OR
>1 "A NEWARK AND NEW YORK.-Far
6@zX}s DULY l2x cents.-The splendid and commodi
-ous steamer PASSAIC, Capt John Gafy
being completely aud elegantly retsd her regu
lows
Foot Of Barclay st. New York, at io o'clock, A. M and
Centre wharf, Newark at O'Clock A. M. and half past
O'Clock p M.
On Sundays, the Passaic will leave New York at I0< A.
and p M. Leave Newark at A. NJ and at 2oclock r.
u Freight ofevey description carried reduced pnces
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

A CARD TO THE LADIES.
pARIs DREss-MAKING EsTABLIsHMENT..No
Es1 FRECssv1y one doc, from Market * ,ss
s.Dss for her sms. en- and ss Ladies
eny
: .'; &; Ai r.
s; sp,evs
Broadway and %R rS nSs Pss x., Broadway
Mise. md Children 80 ' mad; s:ssi
rhS Ny s s.d n,
and single persons in matters Of the utmost importance
Amongst the thing. duly considered in hi. work
Tor bssPaes: 0PSns with mode. e; p!sys s
%'9s SSs.Ss
s;;s: z 'S ey
sIl-Imsr
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
sss "ssf 1.S
1s Rs . f.S sSs 1'A
s.o wood &C. s9 family r. use e dc ely and Vicinity
ment constantly hand All furniture manufactured is war
ranied Of The best quality. the elegant aud Ame
Tses .sn s
by the proprietor HIMSELF aud Of the first
fore he enabled oil orders with despatch
ranted workmanship Furniture Of every description repaired
and renovated 20 look equal newchargc extremely mode
Tie public win oblige j. DESsOIR with call in their Al
lev between franklin and White The above Alley
lays between Broadway and Elm street.
BAH appointments By letter punctually attended to-
si0 msr
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY-No. II Wall
street, COZ ner Of Hanover street This Company con-
nues against loss damage BY fire buildings
goods merchandise generally; Also vessels and
csrsoes against loss damsge by inland navigation
favorable terms s any her office
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w Thomc Elisha Riggs
Thomas r Woodruff Arson Baker
BENJAMIN r Robson Martin Hoffman
John Dawson Joseph Allen
John II Lee Joseph Drake
Francis Sage Samuel Underhill
Thomson Price James Whiting
Moses Tucker John Moore
John & Merritt WIN Thorn
Caleb Tuns James Holmes
THOMAS w. THORNE, Presidenf-
GEO. !. HOPE, Secretary, s2aAaw M&Fr
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON
~ CERT:-MRS. SUTTON, prima donna ION the princi
pal cities Of Italy, the Italian Havana and New Or
leans eegs 70 announee concert Thursday the 18th
nst at the Apollo Concert Room, Broadway when
sion she VIII be assisted by the eminent talent in the city
anu her ie daughter not yet seven years old VIII
tune.
Further particulars in future advertisements. csc
o. RIBBONS AND SILKS.-J +. REYNOLDS, "a
Division s. has just Isceived the most eeSspt asso
&c to be found in the city, Dealers, city and country MILL
ners, will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere
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PUT MONEY IN THY PURSE
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON.
Confines his pracfirs IN

~ i MUM I LIN L n 7 ,PU kSE.
L. goa Broadway. ~
The unous rates which have been charged for
Clothing has led the subscriber 70 adopt the cheap
and he offers to III out gentlemen with Cloths
made with neatness TASTE and despatch very
remuD.rating prices Having made the finest
Enyh oths Cassimsres and Vesings from first hands he
AFFORD them low. The most experienced cutters
strangers visiting the city have full made up
short notice. '
Fa and Winter Clothing ready made ofevey variety quail
NY and style, oi the latest fashions aud warranted 10 htStr9
gers VIII DO well 70 call before purchasing elsewhere; 49,
s2s lmissr EDWARD FOX.
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TEMPERANCE.

No Licenses in Bosion.--The Mayor and Alder
man decided, on Monday, to grant no more licen
ces to innholiers retailers, nor vcluurs, to sell
disiiicd alcoholic liquors, during the coming year.
A good move, in which public opinion will fully
sustain them.
The Board of authority in the town Of Castle
ton have refused TO grant licenses TO inn keepers
10 retail ardent spirits.
Temperance is working its way South. The
students of the South Carolina College have al
most unanimously espoused the cause.
AT a recent meetingin Chester, Mass. the town
voted rs to 10 no, to appreciate the licensing Of
selling OF ardent spirits the present year.
Licenses.-The County Commissioners last
week decided, after hearing arguments OF counsel
on the subject, not to grant any licenses for the
current year to sell intoxicating liquors. We be-
lieve this decision meets with almost universal ap-
Observation-Disclosures Courier
Al a Public meeting of tho citizens of Maiden
Mass on Monday of last week. the question came
before the town, whether the select men should
he instructed to grant any licenses for the sale Of
intoxicating liquors. No was the unanimous ans.
wer
The Commissioners for Hampshire County,
Mass. last week decided after hearing arguments
OF council on The subject, not to grant any cen-
ses for the current year TO sell intoxicating liquors.
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AGRICULTURAL.

TO prevent smut. Wash your seed wheat thor
ougby and drain 1t ! then dissolve two ounces Of
blue vitro in warm water for every bushel and
pour il on the wheat stirring until the liquid pen
etrates the whole mass.
Hoto 10 cheat The ,oeevl. When sowing wheat,
surround each field with belt lone or two rods
wide) Of spring rye The weevil will take the
rye and leave the wheat untouched. So says
Maine farmer.
Ptough'ng not rood of land be plough
ed in the field nor yard turned by the spade in
the garden when the earth is we or before II will
tall ond crumble lightly. fit is, it will lay heavy
and cammy all summer The object in plough
ing is to let in the air, aud pulverize the soil this
cannot be done when the land is wet and heavy.
IT should he planted as MS possible after being
moved; for the action of the air is to produce fer
mentation which is wanted to warm the seed and
cnuse it to qerminae. Ifplanting is delayed long
ntter Flowing or digging the fermentation has
ceased, or greatly abated, and the plants will he
more tarly in coming forth, and will possess less
Vigor We repeat, don't plough too soon; wait
patiently till the soil is in proper condition, and
then plant as soon after ploughing and narrowing
ms possible. Lots designed for later planting crops
should not be ploughed ill panling.iime.
Maine CuliiUdtor.