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General Howard.

This gentleman set out from this place on the
18th inst. In the morning, there a spontane-
GUS gathering of our citizens at the End Presbyte-
rian Church, where he took his leave in a most
feeling and eloquent extemporaneous address,
On arriving at Montezuma he spent a short time
we understand. with large company assembled
there to celebrate the Anniversary Of American
Independence. Here he also made short ad-
dress, and Immediately embarked on board the
Alpine, when amidst the cheers of tho company
on shore and of the crew, the boat proceeded
down the river bearing him his way towards
his Observation-Disclosures Olive Branch.
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FEMALES BEWARE:

L + - indtsputabe fact demanding serions AMI SOL
1 consideration. that of the aifest aud
lovslest Of the female fall yearly into untimeis
grave victims their suct!al acts:
From the Register Of Mortality hnd the deaths of
Females Tar exceed those OF Males. and that the great
portion die the bloom youth before they attain the
age of twcnty- yea, ,wen,y Consumption - a dis
spreads nsduous ,hrougbou, the ta
verse, nips both great and small. Listen then,
warning which echoes constantly Your ears,
guard yourself from increasing seed of this dis
which certain Knit ai threads and hurry
to the solitary tomb. As the ratesnake il warn, you Of
poisonous angs and you heed untl the sung
de- is fast riveted il system IL is only this
time. you will begin be concerned about
your health: but may he late. May these
,I 81 49,, - =, - . ,,a ,,sa he ,,ei,.ns ha, ~.
prolonged and the lives of thousands when
time.
DIR. DUNCAN's EXPECToRANT REMEDY.
medicine prepared especially for diseases OF the Res
pifa Organs, viz: Colds Copghs Influenza Bronchitis
Soreness throat and Inflammation OF tho Mucous
Membrane Of the Bronchi. Splitting Blood, Asthma diff
FORGET ME .NOTt-"FoRGEr or!''-how oft,
fondy spoken! FIiends parting whisper
sonvento its potency they trust 10 en~hrine forever
worry heart OF hearts. deeply impress memotys
tablets each others image and all the sol,
and haIlneinaton of being connected Under such
cunstances these words
Are as those sweet sounds in break Of day"
Bu, there other circumstances when this short
tence a fearful import. When n anemy-a cruel
RELENTLESS ENEMY meets a every corner,
by the bedside a. the solemn holr midnight. or
with the first light OF and fearIy aud somnly
whispers, wha, then becomes serious warning
ME- sor roRsEr NE Nor = tho charm is at once dissolved
the vision fades and the oolishy hardy viii
hold the attention unheea the monitor.
Reader such enemy is CONSuMPTfON!. When
first marks for its vic tim. by fastening lupgs
disease however slight it be. commences
o. warning bidding you not to Tor get that the citadel of
life attacked and that without proper attention and
IL will inevitably yield to tho assault.
Reader, forget mott cold aud caugh tho first per
ceptab!e foot print of Consumption. Is proper
of conduct then evidence If abosing
its influence. Should you neglect employ remedy
when certain and safe handl Methinks Reason
and Judgment respond negative-tell you plainly you
should Then IL suffering with tho unerring Fremont
seeds of Pulmonary cold, cough, influenza.
bronchitis, soreness of the throa asthma splitting Of
blood. &c will hst Of MI make trial 81 DIR. Dun
cans Expecorant Remedy! II is snie and efr
remedy, nd all dease from
when used tefoe late, therefore csay
your lungs fall prey to Consumption and render
recovery precarous. -He you cnretp sat trhins
paimed by sellers OF med-
u place of DR.. Duncan's
hAy-A fresh supply JUS, received and for sale the
Richmond, June 81, Is4I. BOOK STORE.
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From the Waldo Sig
TR T. A ID L 1 g HI r LY.
TUNR-".StCeeG Alton :,

TUNs-"!StOeee .41on."
Tread lightly 70 Toeos! on .Martin's green grave,
Who sleeps in silence your party to save,
You've buried him deep with the things that past
A nd for the contest, you blow 4 blast.
The trumpet Of Johnson and bugs Of Cas-
Are hushsd into silence, alas. and alas,
buchanan and Calhoun have passed away
And Polk and Dallas Bugs Of the day.
Tread lightly ye Loeos! prepare for the squar,
That will capsize your vessel in the gales Of the fall
Your rdder j. shattered. your nsasts all rven,
On the shores Of SaitRivsr you'i surely be driven.
Like the bubbles that break the swift gliding strsam
Your fond hopes Of Office must end in dream,
Your Texas and Slavery and Ior.f 90 small,
IL a compound Of Mad,sess. and bitter as gall.
Tread lightly ys I.ocos, take heed lest " slip.
You, Cup Of rich honoys will ne'sr roach the lip;
The strong arms Of (Lsy- men will dash it away,
And all your brigh, prospects will die in day.
Tread softly 20 Locos; o! think Of your fate,
Whom Harry shall hold fast she reins Of the State,
And Hlyscn Of Jersey tho Senate shall guide,
While Labor and Commerce shall thrive aide by side
In shame o 70 Locos, o! look tho yoke
You would fix the People by Dallas and Polk!
In sadness look forward 10 that glorious day
When tho Green Room shall open Henry Clay:
When the voice Of the Nation shall echo II high.
And the loud peang anthem shall reach to the sky.
In foil swelling Peans we'll ali join say,
Long life to our Statesmen, OLD HUfsES and CLAY.
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Stand up, then, and answer vsrsrable men

| Stand up, then, and answer venerable men.
Did ye fight bleed and suffer, the nation
which your mighty Struggle brought into exsenee-whose
oanda you laid the bones Of thousand
,yrs freedom, and whose walls your blood aided
in old ago, history, heap insu
you, nampe the memory of deceased patriots
whom grave has closd by rewardpg you
fell enemies, TORY British tory, in the elevation
fret zion in the Republic, of immediate de-
scsndans, Of his grandson who Tory bone
the flesh Of his flesh, and he blood Of his tory blood
In word, did fight that the descendan,s of
might enjoy and sit in the high places of tho land
No-SEvER-muss be your united response; AMI though
that response may not ring in the trumpet
with which you wont peal forth the slogan cry
"Lbery or Dea,h whom charging upon British and
tory foe in the days OF '76, its ss, small
thrill the hearts Of the American people, and
20 say in thunder the ballot boxes, "Away with
James X. Poik-we Of a BnIrlsH tory
| for President.
And you Defendants Of the Patriots of the
you p'de yourselves doubtless, patriotic
try! 1t honest and eommendabs pride,-no. tho de-
sporadic pride Of fsncsd nobility based upon
chic ftain Of II early age,
/ ''Whose thievish blood
Has erspt through .coundres ever since the noodr-
not pride which itself temporary con-
by standing upon piles OF gold But
and glorious pride the battles fought,
in the hardshps suffered. the difficulties
deaths encoun,ered the wounds eved and i'll
tunes sacrificed. by the whose patriotic blood
courses freely and wildly in your veins.
But "wo unto pride, for it shall have fall" Huma-
ton the Descendant Of tho paros exutaton all
honor The descendants of traitors James K. Polk,
tho grandson Of British nominated and supported
for the Presidency by large and powerful who
hden,y claim that hs will be triumphanty elected.
II such should really happen, who will dare
u with patriotic fervor in tho fact smy fought
| the Revolution" That mus, a matter
self when spectacle presented
,hc world, Of grandson of q British tory-one Of their
fathers and countrys enemies-oceupying
supreme head tho people whom his GRANDPA sought
keep down under the CALLING yoke Of British tyranny!
Descendants Of the Patriots of TO- remember too. your
responsibility. Your fathers left you the legacy Of
independence and FREQ institutions, and this legacy
tailed upon poserity They charged you it,
guard from hands that would destroy take
that lot of should taken
away You doubly bound obey tion-by
your commands the glorious deadly
your duty 0 ted millions Of
These your responsibilities. your mighty responsible
tes-keep them steadily view, and love OF them
prompt your God, society,
polis Your fathers struggled in tho battlefield
achieve the freedom enjoya ground,
less deadly arms, yours to maintain IT, For
There is weapon surer yet,
And better than tho ba yonet;
weapon that down a 5 still
As flakes fail upon sod,
And executes tho feeman's will,
As lightning does the will Of God;
weapon that bolts locks
Can bart is the BA LOT BOX.
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Yankee Doodle, mind the tune.

Como. boys, and help me sing my song,
Ii takes just now surprising,
And If you cannot sing, then shout
For Clay and Frelinghuysen.
Doodle. mind the tune,
The Working Men are rising,
And n they shout and sing,
For Clay and Frelinghuyscn.
These are the men, and this tho tune
The Locos hate like pisen,
For every Wing can sing and shout
For Clay and Frelinghuyssn.
That Same Old Coon is out sxsin,
His finger ON his nose is,
And the way he makes the athers fly,
II 10 a sin TO Moses.
Ths Rooster now 10 OIL his back,
What agony he dies in:
Thu. speaks tho Coou-"Wby dom. you crow
For Clay and FreIinghuy ssn!''
The Traitors race 10 almost run,
No Texas trick can aid him,
The Peoples scorn will bligh, the wretch,
Who baseiy has betrayed them.
Hursah. my boys! we'll sing and shout:
Now, 10 il not surprising,
The way this good old tuno does go
TO Clay and Frelinghuysen!
The Locos only have four months
To vend their thrice told lies in,
AMI then with accord we'll vote,
For Clay and Frelinghuysen.
The People now wide awake,
These Loco tricks despising,
And like II hurricane they'll go
For Clay and FreIinghuysen.
Tho Polkocrats are in q snarl,
The Wings are all united,
With hand and heart they'll work aud sing,
Until our vessels righted.
The Locos' hnge{s long have been
The Governmental pies in,
Now let them suck their thumbs,-Iunah
For Clay and Frelinghuysen.
But then we'll have to work like men,
The Poikites are devising
All sorts OF nasty tricks TO beat
Old Hal and Frelinghuysen.
Then every fellow lend hand,
Wing stock is still a rising,
Wen write, and speak, and sing. and vote
For Clay and Frslinghuyssn.
Hurrah for Clay, tho very name
IL Loco-Foco ptsen,
And, next to him, A. . good Wing,
Hurrah for Frsinghuyssn.
Yankee Doodle, mind the tune,
Tho people all are rising.
And chou, and sing, liurrah, Hurrah
For Clay and Frelnghuyssn.
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FAIR WARNINGl

4 nv Office will expire, must collect
~ FEES by doe of Ian # shortly paid
had suits Court would do ell
he COSTS. before additional tees
No TINE TO BE LOST
JOHN FINLEY. Clerk w. {. e.
Centreville, June p, 1874 27n
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Rore, Druggsts .Ne,eark ttts State to tcAon Il
ras communicated by John Uuaer, Esq, clttser of
Burlington, Licking County Ohio.
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DIR. DUNCAN,S
XPECTORANT REMEDY
cQNSuMPTlQN,

.7rouer Cure Performed 81 DR.. Duseaa's Erpceofant
Rrnedg-Nr fhsneas Tonlinson. Adamsvil lie. Mus
klrsum ceftfes the has aged lb
seriously afflicted with disease The Lungs three
fur His symptoms Sigh, cough, hectlc lever
and attended with general dehtated snte
of the SYSTEM showing all OF going INTO dc
fitue.' Having used medicines. but eteei
and Determined the virtues o.
DIR. Duncan's Remedy, which he procured Of
the ageat GAINESVILLE, and ppy state 10 tive pee
lie, thu this medicine actually a remove oil disease FROM
his lungs. and finally restored him health 1t
being and his lungs appear no
perfectly healthy. Always ask for DIR Duncan's Expectn
Remedy, and be Principal office, No
-, North Eighth street, Philadelphia.
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WOOL, WOOL,

WOOL WOOL
TTNIE subscribers prepared pay. and shall
i continue 10 paw throughout the season. the highest
ma price Cash for every description Of WOOL,
livered their store, No 81 Main At Cincinnati.
MILLER & McCULLOUGH.
Wholesale GroceTs and Commission Merchants.
Nav 10Th. 1874. e3Gaz.) 20 :.im
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

LITERARY REGISTER.

The Now World J. Winchester New York.
We take occoson on tho reception of No. Of vol say,
that short time since we tho price Of this and other of MI
Winchostrs publications enormously Last wcok the
were stated correctly.
The New Mirror Now York. Norris Willis & Co.'S per year.
splendid engraving (an1 MI good) accompanies the Now
Years number The publishers that their circulation
over 10000, and tho Mirror longer oyporimen
AZ they are living 80 rcy woll beg them spare No.
OF the new series, just to make volume complete
The American Agrcuiuras; New York, saxon Miles 81
yonr.
No Of vol received We notice articles on tho times, a
crs cdnchtion cu alton Of cleared and shelter for stock,
hotcr saves 9dorJ Bonners manuro (not exactly patented
Us rcprcsented) Devon cattle, &c.
Our country rs glory ond its shame Thanksgiving discourso by
Rev. &. j. Noble, Springfield, VT
we thank the author for cory Of his discourse, which, tho
title Indicates brings out tho prominent good things which coust-
glory, and national sins which arc our shao In tho
latter class notwithstanding intemporancc and eayory
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MARRIAGES..

N wbuy 4h instant, Capt Joshua Hale, commander Of
shin Pacific Of Nowbuypot, Mass to Miss Sophia c. daughter
OF Hon A. D. w fcnnoy. Tho Captain md his beautiful bride
say immcd'ey from Now York to NJ Orleans from thence
to Liverpool. Health and happiness attend them.
IN Brldon, Is, inst Mr. Truman Iorncr Miss slai Davis
In Corhh, 1i instant Mr. John A. Tenny, Esq Miss Mary
Doe
iq Walden, Dec lIih by Rey. A. Angler, Mr. Alphous D.
d. Jennie OF Lowell, Ass. Miss Pamela NJ Amsden of w
In iiomd by Rev. J. Word Mr. Zenas c. Cole, Miss
Jane Aibcc.
PORTS Fuller
In unenturg, January by tho Row Mr. Glincs Lambert
Hastings Esq. OF st. Jonshury, Miss Myrl c. Mills daurh
tel of the Hon. Spencer CLARK 81 Lunenburgh.
la Wctori December 81 by Joseph Folch Jr Esq. Mr..
seph Dow, OF lrasburgh, to Miss Lydia Reach of w.
In Morgan, Dec 2e, by Rev. j. = Clark Mr.. John Eliot
Miss Mary Bartlett, both OF NJ
In Morgan Dec by zenas Bartlett Esq. Mr.. Coben Baloh
to Miss Nienne g. Swnzcy both of Cliitlcsown
In AlOgUn Oct 2Gth, by Roy. d. Packer, Mr. VIM Armstrong
10 Miss sally Brown, both Of Holland.
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1914.
n 4Eho
JUST RECEIV ED by Il. II. WALTON

FOR LADIES AND @ GENTLEMEN.
The Gift beautifully llust acd; Rogers Poems do;
N orrs do; Flower Vase; Lila Cooks Poems; The
Opal; The Ladies Hand Book Of Needle Work; Vicar Of
Wakefield illustrated; Golden Gems. The Ins, Embossed
Poultirs Common Prayer, Wife OF Leon ETC., Mrs FL
lis WorSs richly bouna and illustrated The May Flower,
Aibua.s. exc.
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
ROllo Books complete; Marco Pau1s Adventures do !;
Merry Museum; Mansion Of Happiness, A Game; Mrs
Ellis Juvenile scrap Book, Lngish work beautifully
illustrates; Tho IeWei; Visit 10 the Mountains, etc.
MRS Ellis, Miss Bremcr's and Charlotte Elzabeth's
Works Constantly On hand.
STANDARD WORKS, ETC.
Prescotts Mexico Marshs Remains Mason's Manual
Of Music lebe Bees, cheap iom French without
Master; Bible IA Spain, Gipseys in do Meals Puritan in
Nos FroIssarts Oh oucles otkngand franceond Spain
bouId 10 SUIT purchasers; D'Aubgne's Reformation ;
Clay's speeches.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pdysons celebrated ndelibe Ink choice Eng. coored
motto Seals Ivory Folders; Bristol Board and pa
per; English Drawing Pencils; Artists Materials ordered
~ quick time
Cheap Works received weekly by Express. Orders
thankfully received and attended to.
STEEL PENS.
Haydens celebrated SuavcT, Merchants, Perry\s and
PeIan Pens and holders for do just rcceived also Par
don's Pens, in Boxes.
January 3, lS43.
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BUSINESS REGISTER.

ABSTRACT or LOSSES ALLOWED BY DIRECTORS OF
VI MUTUAL FIRE ms. co. JAM 4, 1ei4.
Amount hoetoioo reported since Aug. 1913, Sl,s50 l6
Dec. o, 3, lt MclOul aud Geo. ). Sliyton, Calais,
clio hing works. ins. at 3 per cent go 90
Dec 2l DAVIS Rich, shooham, furniture, &c at per 30
Total Sl2llG So
Cl8im Of Bs' q Williams, Castleton, sawn, rejected.
No assessments made this month.
II Is deemed proper TO state the Of in state
coming knowledge since last Aug insured in any COM
plny, viz.
In Nov s White, henderson Co. West Rutland pnpcr.mill
gtist-mlll and other property Sl5O1g n0
Dec : imucl Rood, Morrsown brick house, 1000 90
Jonas Wheeler, Mcndon, burns stock sc. $50 90
" Gil hnsi, Brewer & kimball McIndocs Falls,
pail factory and other property 5000 90
Amounting by estimation to S2,05O 90
Insurance Office, Jan. 10, si4
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80 a'7-=- -z -
DEATHS.

In this vllre 10Th inst wife of Mr. Lewis Hatch aged As
oxy, 95th ult Edward f., of Ebenezor Auril
Bracket, aged years.
In bradford, Dec l0, Mrs Colby, wife of Simeon Colby, aged
81 years.
In this town, Dec. 90 Mr. Moody Cnswo aged Printers
in Mass. and l. Canada, requo ted, &c.
In Coventry, Dec. 2h Henry OF H. s. md Bcsey Jones,
aged months.
In Ddnvlc, 9Th inst. Dr. Ur Rabbit, aged 81. Io
der in the Revolution, unl the last the pension list in Dan
vile. lie the first and Tor many years the only physician
In Derby Dec. 9Th, Harriet, wife of Elblgc Johnson Esq
and daughter of Capt. stephen Foster Of Montpelier.
In Greensboro Lydia wiie Of Noah Partridge, aged 80
In Clover, Appnn, wife of Richard Goodwin, aged
In Washington city Now 49, Capt Euh Lyon, Of the U. s.
Army, formerly OF Sunderland VI. aged 81.
In Albany, Vt. Dec. 10 Mr. Jesse Boswoh, aged 49,
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.MsON BnUWN's ESTATE.

WE the subscribers having been appoincdby the Hon
w orable Prob ate Court FOR the District Of Randolrb
commissioners 10 re, eye examine and ADJUST all CLAIMS
and demands of all persons against the estate of Samson
Brown, lic RI Tunbrdge, in said district, decca cd
represented nsnvent and the Of six mcnlhs from The
2O day Of December ls45 beng allowed by said Court to
the i,ofs OF SAID deceased To exhibit and prove their
respective aims before usjO hereby give notice that We
viii attend TO TIE duties Of oUr appointment the dwelling
house of the widow Chloe Ann Brown sad 1unbrdse,
the last Tuesdays Of February and May next from
o'clock p. M. until M on ca.l of said days.
WM. z. BROWN, Commits
JOSH. EATON, : soners
Tubridge, Dec 22d, 1913 %
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MR. ADAMS AND THE WING CON
(lUlNSS

In debate in The house on the eth of De.
cember upon question of the reduction OF the
expenditures IN The Navy, John @. Adams said
"The last Congress saved more than four mil
lions in the War Department, by not following
The Suggestions of The then Secre,ary and, with.
out boasling Of the doings OF the last Congress,
he would say it wss the most relrenching Con
gress that ever SAT, since the commencement OF
this Government"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

The Lancaster "CNIoN," one Of the best Wing
papers in Pennsylvania, aud which has hitherto
been the organ OF the exclusive Anli-Aasonic
party, has just taken down the nome OF Gen. Scott
from lis masthead and put up that of Henry Clay.
Mr.. II. Montgomery succeeds X. w. Middleton,
Esq. as Editor. The Gettysburg "SIar" has
taken the same conrse The friends of protection
aud the Land Distribution in Pennsy vania, as
every where else, IRE now all but unanimous .or
AIR. ClnY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

Correction. We see the New York Sun, in
speaking Of Mr.. Van Ness us a candidate tor the
vacant post on The bench Of the U. 5. Supreme
Court, sets him up as OF Permont This is Of
course an error Mr.. Van Ness was formerly oil
this State, but il is now some three years since he
has exercised amy other rights OF residence here
than 10 acras John ryler's back stairs adviser, in
the regulation of appointments in this Stale. The
candidate whom Vermont would present, should
her claims be considered in the appointment OF
Jduge, is quite another man u mar who besides
possessing every intellectual aud legal qualification
for that exalted position, is also The possessor OF
unlainled moral and political character. We re-
fer, of course, 10 our late distinguished Senator
in Congress, Hon. Samuel Prentlss now District
Judge OF tie U. S. for the District Of Vermont
Ii John Tyler wishes 10 do himself honor in I'll.
ling the place Of Judge Thompson, we can tell
him that he cannot do il more eilecIually than by
the appointment OF Samuel Prentiss. Burlington
free Press.
We second your nomination, Mr.. Stacy. In n
late article we had SAMUEL PRENTIss in mind
though we left it to others to name him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

The Forgery. young man arrested for for
gerry was mol resident OF Braintree the names
forged belong to that town. W bile making this
correction, we will also say, tina, we intended no
injurious reflection upon the Slutea Attorney in
our article last week. He has acted as he thought
the case required him 10 act. II sd" wishes
to know why his article is omitted, we will give
the reason privately.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
GRANITE STONE
TVnF( CAT ~
LAWS OF YER NON 1913.
WAIENlsURN.

THE esiden Proprietors Of the cwn Of Wacrbu
/ in the county of Washington, are hereby notified
the taxes assessed by said within tho 1910 anu
Is A. remain either whole pant unpaid The fo
laWinu lcscr he'd .aLl "a said ,own, to wiz;
ginning the north east co net OF the land owned by
Lewis White and iimoihy Y. Hcaton thence noIthrrly
on the road = f.et hence etly the limo parallel
the norin line Of SAID White and Hcaions land TO the
Mil hooi hence the bank of said brook SAID White
and leauus laat thence IT, north line % said White
AMI ieatons land to tho place &C beginning The ong-
nal ptopeiors name is HUmPhry Gubaiii town lax in
the year Of 1910 ~ cents state tax cents school tax III
cents and The in the ls4l is 81 cents, and
road IS cents and school taxes 90 and the
county tax ceHts.
And much of said land viii be sold public auction,
at the dwelling hudse of Alphcus Robbins IN said Water
bury the l7th day of February O'Clock in
the viii be requisite discharge said
with costs, unless previously paid
MARTlN CAS,s, first Constable.
Dalel at Walc-bury. This 20 day Of December ISIS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

We learn from the Bedford pa Eng that tho
friends OF tho iate Charles Ogle have brought suit
against the propagalors OF the libel upon his
character 10y The fabrication lately published OF
his pretended death-bsd declarations and relrac
lions concerning his ceiaHa,ed speach in the
House OF representatives in l640) The result
OF the suit cannot fail TO establish The deleslable
falsslood OF 1e statements, which we had occa-
p sion to expose, concerning Mr. Ogle's speach.
Alias
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

u It's madisonian, the organ OF the President,
IN reply 10 an article in the N. Y. Commercial,
uses The following strong language:
VIC warn the Commercial not TO be too hasty
~ setlitig down the annexation OF Texas as a hum
bug 'Hnmbug or nol--Ie1as i0W be annexed 10
the Uaited Sfates-and so will Oregon"
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RAIL ROAD MEETING.

We are requested TO give notice that there will
be Rail Road Convention at Lebanon, N. Il. on
/ he LIST OF February at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ. The
lebanon route is one link of the Central Road
Through Vermont and we hope Vermontcrs will
b',.Ihere, assured, as we are, that they will be
most cordially welcomed