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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18
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Gold Gilt, Steel and Plated Watch Trimmings
chased ard plain Ornaments warranted gold Beads,
silver Spoons silver plated and Bnltania sill
YER plated Shutters and Trays; Spy-glasscs Of all
kinds, pocket Composites, thermometers Pocket
books and Wallets, gilt Il steel purse clasps. CUT
LERY-a large assortment Rodgers celebrated pen
knives, various kinds variety Of superior polished
Scissors silver Bntttf-knises and Creamcrs Per
cusson Caps silver and steel Specioces and Eye
glasses, open top silver and steel Thimblcs, silver
penclIcases bead Purses & Bags, gold neck Chains
slay-rings, splrit-lovo Walls Rodgers superior Eng
sh Razors, Rnzor.slrops, tweczcs, hair tooth, aud
nail Brushes, shaving boxes Cologne, otto Of rose,
lavender, fancy Soaps, shaving. mirrors, stripping pen
ellis gold and silver leaf, cut .lass smelling bottles,
China vases, very neat styles, plated belI.ra'.
los, emery cushions, screw do, spool Stands, etc
Also, good assortment Of EIGHT DAY TINE.
PIECES, wooden Clock-, ETC ~hich viii be roid al,
| a very small advance from cost.
They would say to the pnblic that in consequence
OF The large amount Of silyer-wafe made and sed by
them thy are induced 10 reduce their retail prices
Any person wishing 10 purchase will do well TO give
them n call before purchasing rlscV here.
| frJsCocks g. Watches Of every description care
fully repaired aud warranted. Cash paid for old gold
and silver Montprlicr Village, Oct. lS42-77
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SYMPHONY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
DR. M. HITCHCoCK'B newly Invented SNUFF,
~ the best article iscoveIed by scientific In
Europe America, fer the and absolute relief OF
Catarrh. Dizziness of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous
Head ache, Fallen Sickness Fits, and Infants troubled
with Snufiles, partial shocks of Palsy, etc.
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GLOVES.

GLOVES, BAND BOXES g UMBREL-
LAS.
rTRACYS celebrated B6ckskin Gloves, manufactured
by ELIAS TRACY, cripple, Sor sale at the store Of
CHARLES SPALDING.
All orders addressed 10 the subscriber will be promptly
attended 10 CHAS. SPALDING.
N. b. Also Band Boxes Of superior quality to any
yet offered in the Market constantly on hand; and Um-
breas and Paaso covered anew old frames covered and
gloves repaired at short noiiceeft with and directions
gwen at Mr.. Spadlngs store; or with Mr. Tracy at his
room opposite Mr.. Cori's Pavilion House.
Monlpelier, October 9Th 1912. n
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SILKS.

WE wish ~ call the attention of mothers, or those a.
w bout 10 become SO, the important fact that a relief
has been discovered fot tue many distressing symptoms
which frequently attend in delicate situation and
which will prepare the system to undergo the important
change which il about to experience 1T about
SIX since the first discovery (he Knowledge ohe ba
sis Of which, however has been known aboriginal
habants for ages nut the Introduction INFO civilized
Inc, has been the OF relieving mitigating much
suffering and those mo hers who have had occasion use
it, consider Of the greatest blessings the The
TO the Gifts producing its beneficial effects (bu
the reace. that upon strict physiological
and well established principles and the facts aescd
by well read physicians ofdierent parts ofthe 81 Ev
cry agent and druggist who sell the article is supplied with
pamphlets civ NJ full description Of it, and OF its niodu,
opeTdndi and also containing certificates Of its ben
ehcal effects from ply scans and others. All who are de-
sirous Of further information requested call and pro-
cure one free of EXPENSE They intended be read
only BY mothers and the medical profession.
For sale by CLARK & Collins, Montpelier, VT. silly
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MENCHANDISE.
Merchandise Trains will leave Concord aud Boston dali
~, Sundays excepted The Company are now prepared
to transport Goods and Country Produce, which may be
sent 10 lhclr Depois in Concord aud Boston.
RArEs-Though, LIST class 81 90 per 1000 lbs. Furn-
iuie, Carriages Live Stock. Slaves, Heading Ship Tim
Der, Lumber Granite, &c nj specific prizes.
All goods md merchandise will be al the risk Of the
ncr while in the Companys Store Houses
Terms lrcishing rash, Invariably delivery &C the
Guods. BY order of the Directors
ISAAC SpALDING, Treasurer
Nashua September TO- 1912. 81
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.


fse5F THIS road will be opened 10 The public for the
IS2SSSz. transportation of Passengers and Mtrchan-
-2--Z- disc and after MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th
1912. Passenger Trans daily Sundays eXcep ed in
ncc,ion with the of the Nashua and Lowell and Bos
ton and Lowell Rail Roads as follows
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua Lowell and Bos
ton At 3-l \ 10 l-2 \. and 4 r. Nj.
I. Boston for Nashua, Manchester and Concord at
IL, II l-2 NJ and 1874 Pm.
FARE-Concord 10 Boston, 81 50-Coucorl to Low ell,
81 30.
Inc morning and evening Trains connect with the Cars
of Boston and NJ aipe Rail Road. Passengers be
conve, ed between Concord Manchester Nashua and An
dover, Haverh Exeter, Dove Portsmouth, Portland, &c
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HATS! HATS !!

THE undersigned has hand large quantity Of fash
onable Hats of all qualities which will bo sold very
low at wholesale retail for Cash approved credit,
he Hat Store opposite the Village Hotel Merchants are
requested TO call and examine
JOHN b. LANGDON.
Montpelier, Oct 81, 1912. 81
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TATLOR,s TRIMMINGS.

NEW STYLE OF FANCY CASSI-
MERES AND VESTINGS.
StTORRS and LANGDCNS have received their Fall
~ Styles Of Cassmeres. Those wishing for beautiful
article will find it for their interest TO call.
Sept. &c. 76
HOO HIGHLAND SHAWLS. SToRRs
AOV LAEGDoNs have ihis day received irorI
NEW YORK AUCTIONS, one bale Highland
Shawls % 10 80 Fer cent, cheaper than ever also,
Linens, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Caps Mufs, Boas, tic.
all very low. Oci.l.
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MITCH ES.


Silver Spoons God Beads Eur Ornamnets FINGER Rings
Ladies and Genemcns BreasPn newest patterns livery
rlch.) Gold Riset,ssUne set, Gold and Silver Pencils
Gold and Silver Bowed Specaces, Silver Thmbles,
Miniature cases Sold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Kcves
Gold Watch Chains Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pins, Silver Combs Shell Combs Work Bays, Pocket
Scissors Fancy Goods Vioins and Strings poot as
Of hest kind Of Peumeiy Macassa Buffalo and
Bears Oil for the hair, Fishing implements, Tia ge Loi)
Britlania Teapos and Casters SUI erot quality large
assortment Of Toys Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do. and in short most every thing that kept at
JcwolrI Ware Store.
and gentlemen OF Montpelier and vicinity, that he has en-
arged his Shop Establishment and has spared pains 10
select Goods suitable for mark fill it up and fur.
Their says all, home abroad just step in and OK.
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
Al any they may rely this that goods what
recommend them to be sale.
r. + Clocks and Watches rcpaired az short notice ana
| warranted.
N B. Silver work and Jcwclry made to order or to any
pattern ard warranted good.
| Montpelier Oct H. 1912. 70
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TTNHIS may certify that have given my Robert T.
Il Heath, his time and trade for himself l shall
claim of his wages pay any debts OF his
ting after this date
JAMES HEATH.
Groton, April 1, 1912. ST.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons interested
District of Randolph, { in the estate of Ben iamin
f. Chambcrin late of Brantree in said district cascd
WHEREAS John L. Buck, Administrator on the esiat c
w Of said deceased hath made application his Court
to have the time heretofore gwen him for settling said es-
tate extended TO the 3Oh day Of Oct l843 for tho pur
pose Of raising money to pay the debts against said estate
You therefore notified appear at a session Of SAID
Cour be holden the office of. Colby in Washington on
the 18th day of Nov 1912 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and make
objection if you And is further o. dered. that
a Copy OF this der be published in the Vermont Watch
man and State journal printed al Montpelier three weeks
before said 10Th Nov.
Dated at Washington this 29h day of Oct. ls42.
BY order Of Court
COLBY R,uister
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SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS.

bOOINS.
supply just received and for Sale at B,ston Pri-
L A and on other condition than Cash on delivery
OF the books. For Sale at the MONTPELIER BOOK
STORE. E. WALTON & SONS
July 49, 1912.
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DAYLIEs & sToRRs would inform all Interested
u that they have le their Factory accounts in the Of
Ace Of the Hon d. p. Thomson for collection and would
saw to ali indebted that payment is made by the 18th Of
December next they will not be subject to cost after that
date cost will ensue without fail.
MONTPELIER Nov 10, 1912. S2;3w
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Bv the Court.
80 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, | In Probate Court holden a
Washington DisIct, SIS. { Montpelier within and for
said district, the 9Th day of November, A ID 1912;
HARVEY w. CARPENTER, Executor on the es-
tate of John Stakweaher, late of Mortified in said
district deceased makes application to said court to extend
the time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due from
said and settle his administration account until some
future Whcrcupon ordered by said that said
application be heard the Probate Office in Montpelier.
the 26h day Of November 1912, and it is further ORDER
ed that notice hereof be given the creditors Of said
tate and TO all others concerned by publishing the SUBJ
Of said application and orders thereon, in the Yer
mont Waterman and Journal printed at Montpelier, al
least two weeks successfully before The time aforesaid
appointed for the hearing of said application.
By the Court. 80 Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS, Rear.
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DR.DAVENPORT' GENUINE Bill.
IOUS PILLS.

L'OR purifying the blood restoring lost appellee
Il They reefor bilious complains, pains in
the head, stomach and bowels and there medicine
nong tho whole catalogue offered the public at the pres
day that will sectualy the following
,iz-indgestion, aundce rheumatism dizness headache
liver complaints, coughs seroina and dropsy also
generally relieve and prevent long course of sickness
Each box contains about fifteen twenty doses which
proves hom be cheap medicine considering their yir-
tues. Price 81 l2 cents box Tho above pills are sold
by CLARK COLLINS, hlonipeler,Vt & by Henshaw,
Ward and Co. Edward Brlney A and w & Lewis, r.
and King Simpson and Reed Maynard and Moves and
others in Boston, and by some one in most Of the
Throughout the United States.
ALSO-Dayenport's celebrated EYE-WATER, sure
for weak and eyes, price 25 cents aud Wheat
on's noted ITCH OINTMENT an infalible cure price
rs cent? a box. liberal discount to dealers. Slime
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M o r f ID r u G S
CLOAK STUFFs.

+ lyman and KING have just received the largest and
IL best assortment Of Cloak Sluffs offered this
in part Of Thbei Merinos Indannss
6 "A Silk warp Camblcnes, Silk and co warp Apaccas,
Eolienes Grape dc Dues, Mernoes sc. prices
ponding with The times for cash or approved credit.
September 20, 1872 rs
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Washington district, Montpelier in said district,
on the 9th day of November ID ls42:-
ERANKLIN A, WRIGHT, Administrator on the es-
tate of JOS w. Elddee, late of Warren in said die
tric deceased, makes application to SAID court in writing
for license TO sell real estate sufficient to raise the Of
said estate and expenses Of settlements tile personal
tate is insufficient to discharge the and a part
thereof cannot be sold without injury the remainder He
therefore asks for license sell all real Of said de-
ceased excepting the widows dover including the reverson
thereon and the appearing necessary Whereupcn
1t is ordered that said application under consideration
at Probate Court be holden the Probate office in
said Monp eher the 26th day Ct November, ls12 for
hearing and decisions and that all concerned be notified
thereof by publication Of the substance ofsad application
mont Waterman and Journal printed at said Montpelier
all of which 20 be before said time Of hearing that they
may appear said time and place, if they cause, and
give bonds for the payment Of said debts and charges
the statute requires.
By the Court.
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HIGHLAND SHAW
OVER COAT CLOTHS.

STORRS and LANGDONS have received the best
~ stock ofpIain and fancy COATINGS to be found.
Those who wish for good and fashionable article will
do well TO call on us.
September o.
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HAIR. WORK
NEW GOODS NEW COf

ELLIS, WILDER and Co. have this day received n
~ large aud well selected assortment Of English French
and American DRY GOODS, which will be sold ow for
cash approved credit.
Those wishing to buy will do well to call and examine
goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere
Montpelier Sept cmbr n, 1872 rs
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EIIRSl EI[RSll
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
LAMP OH, 4

FILLS, WILDER g. co. have Just received few
~ more Alpaca Shawls, very desirable article low
prices Nov. I, 1912. CIV
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NEW FALL RIBBONS. STORRS and
~ LANGDONS have just received elegant Bon.
net, Cap, and Neck Ribbons Of latest styles, also
Bonnet Silks, Oct a.
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I6 PIECES ALPACCAS
lust received by ELLIS, WILDER and Co. Also
Thlbet and Neapoitan Cloths very low for cash.
October II, 1912.
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COLLINS * cos AXES.

-rToMEs, HOMER s. Co., No 81 Union Street, Bos'
ton have Just received from the Factory good as
s,,nent Of Collins & Cos superior, warranted Yankee
psern Axes which they prepared TO supply tho coun-
rceoive orders from their friends in Vermont s26w
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TAPER HANGENGs

~rS ROLLS assorted patterns with appropriate DO
I - dcrs just received and for sale he PAPER Mil
by GEO w COBB X Co
Village Montpelier Sept 8, 1919
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CLOTHS! CLOTNS,! CLOTHS!.!
CASH STORE.
LOOK LOOK

few pieces Grape de Lanes, very desirable article
n fr winter dresses, also Cashmere and plain Lanes
at the lowest prices for sale by
ELLIS WILDER and co.
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pLACK AND BLUE INK, also Kidders Indel-
~ ible Ink, for sale wholesale and retail by S. ?.
REDFIELD. Oct IA
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LYMAN q KING
MOURNING GOODS.

SA Pieces PRINTS from to 25 cents per yard
~ Also, good asst. English and French Prints-all
wishing to buy respectfully invited call and look be-
fore making seec:...ss. LYMAN and KING.
sep,ember, 1919. rs
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rR0ToN WATER-Messrs. Whitsey

jenkins, Plumbers, No, John-s;rees, would most
respectfully inform the public Tia, they are prepared u
workmsnke manner. Their work is warranted TO give
EMU SATISFACTION and their pipes are so LAID as MT to
aI ,d .Ianipe their materials The Crpton Water In
;rodrced wiliIout taking mp the Sidewalks
The following Certificate, with others can DC zen At
the shop: ,o,.., :, ~.
rar Cole. in the capacity of Plumber, affords me
iessre IN saw that from the opportunity there had to
q; his merits IN the line OF his business doHsidef aim
worthy the confidence OF the public.
pAnl' iaS;, ~ Q "a 40 pS9u
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From the Knickerboeker for December.
THE HOME VALENTINE.

a L
STILL fond and tue, though welded long,
The bard, at exc retired,
Sat muspg DER the annual song
His homes dear Muse inspired:
And as he traced her virtues now
With ali Loves vernal glow,
pray hair from his Bonded brow,
Like faded leaf from Autumn bough,
Fell to the page below,
He paused, and with mournful mien
The sad memento raised,
And long upon its si!vey sheen
In pensiye silence gazed;
And if sigh escaped him then,
Ii were not strange TO say,
For Fancy's favori,es are but men,
And who e'er felt the stole when
First conscious Of decay
Inc, The, a xoft cheek pressed his own
With Beauty's fondess tear,
IA sna.. words brea,hed in sweeter tone
Thus murmured in his ear:
.Ah sigh not, love, to mark the trace
OF Times unsparjng wand
7, was not manhood's outward grace,
The charm OF faultless form and face,
That won my heart and hand.
.Lo! dearest, mid these matron locks,
Twip-fated with thine own,
A dawn of silvery lustre mocks
The midnight they have known:
But Time to blighred cheek and tress
May all his SHOWS mpart;
Yet shalt thou feel in my caress
No chill of waning tenderness,
No winter of the heart
Forgive me, dearest Beatrice
The grateful bard replied,
AS nearer and with tender kiss
He pressed her to his side
Forgive the monetary tear
To manhood's faded prime;
should have felt, hadst thou been near,
Our hearts indeed have nausht TO fear
From oil the frosts Of time
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in General Jackson's mouth 10 inPute any SUCH
criraiualitv % him, For the General, IN one OF
his rece,tIy published letters, with an amusing
sor, nj ;,etf tells us that he robbed the records
of ,be Ceurt Of this very document, and that, Tor
| nriyate nurposes Of his own, he has retained the
naper so robbed ever since. 1t would be equally
rdecenr and false to impute felonious intent to
either OF them.
"The writ Of ho5eas corpus answered by
an order 10 file of soldiers TO arrest and I'M
prison the Judge. Mr.. Dick, the United States
Attorney, then obtained from Judge LEWIS, OF
the Louisiana Court, writ in behalf of Judge
HALL; and this was answered by order for
the arrest and Imprisonment Of BOTH LEWIS AND
Dick. The latter arrested and imprisoned ;
the former, from some unex planned cause, was not.
They had both served in the battle, and LEWIS
had particularly distinguished himself for his gal
lantry.
q The General himself admits that, on this
same sirh Of March, he wrote 10 the BRUSH
commander, notifying him that be had received In
formation of the ratification Of the treaty Of
peace, which, though not official, such as 10
leave no doubt of the fact Mr. Louallier was
therefore tried after tie General 6eheved The
treaty mas ratified, and, though acquitted by the
Court Martial was not released from prison until
ABOUT the "UeD Id" rs IeNOhcu-
1t was not until the eleventh, and not until the
militia had been disbanded, that Judge Hall was
released from actual confinement; and even then
ignominiously escorted bya file Of soldiers
beyond the city limits, and there dismissed with
the modest commands Of The General that he
should not return srithin twelre miles Of The caty
until official intelligence the peace was received,
or until the enemy had left the Southern coast.
Thus, in the language of La. Senator when
it was thought the military force might safely be
disbanded, it was not thought safe for helpless
old man TO take part in the general rejoicings in
which bis fellow citizens were INDUCING; and, he
nigh, have added, an cid who bore most
enviable reputation fer exemplary purity and integ-
rity of character.
q. Fer the contempt of court, in thus refusing
obedience to the aCrt and in imprtsoning atsjudge
10 preUenta resortto uhersor process for entorc-
ing obedience, the General was arraghed before
The court, which, without the Intervention of o
Jury, but according to law and the universal usage
If all courts in cases of contempt, ordered a fine
of a thousand dollars, which the General paid.
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Observation-Disclosures.

& Days First Premium Overshoes Tor Ladies weigh
brt ounces arc made with Leather Rubber Soes
very elastic will retain their beautiful shape longer We pc
lieve han any other manufacture Ia addition have
some 10 different STYLES and kinds of Rubber Shoes and
Overshoes Tor LADIES' prices from 20 g Ladies are patc-
ariy rempdee that every pair OF ovcshoe has name
attached and warranted and il the cies loosen others
viii be given ia exchange money returned.
HORACE II DAY Successor 70 Roxbury ]. r Co.
Mig cotIrn IS Maiden Lane
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.PHILADELPHI., Oct /, 1871.
Messrs Edtors-Deatness is disease which has hitherto
been considered incurab!r but nor The public that
is mistaken idea. have been deaf for ten years. and
concluded that remain so; but not many months
siuce saw in your paper an advertisement OF Scarpas oil
for Deafness. AS The last resort concluded 10 try IL
happy say can hear well asi ever did. Two
OF my friends likewise ued il. OCe OF them 50 deal
that ne used t,umpet he hears perfectly well
without IT, The other very much troubled with nGscS
10 the and bead and he al found reet and Is
well. Two bottles cured which thought getting well
pretty cheap SILAS BUGBEE. Second S.. below Pine
Sold, wholesale add retail by a B. ID. Sands, Drug
gists. No. 70 Futonreet oil Gold, and 100 Fulton
street Also, sold by David Sands Co, No II East
Broadway; A. B. Sands CO. No. 27S Braadway, corn
OF Char bers-srest Price. 81. Also sold by Dr. David
jayne No 90 South Third-street, Philadelphia. dis In
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Destructive FlRE.-rhe Emira, n. Y. Ga
zette states that the Clinton Island Mills, owned
by Messrs Lawrence g. Richardson, situated on
the bank of the river opposite that village, were
totally destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning
asst The bridge also took fire, but was saved,
through the cxerlions of the citizens. The plas-
ter mill contained about 700 tons of ground plas-
ter, most of which was saved, although the build
ing was burned to the ground. Itis supposed that
the fire originated from the friction of the smut
machine, in the third story of the Touring mill
The tota! loss of property is about $4,000, on
which they had an insurance of near $4,000.
Messrs. L. & r. intend rebuilding their Touring
mill as soon as possible