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RgGinism al Hartford. The Hartford Journal
says that on Friday night the Locofocos made night
hideous with their flemish yells and diabolcal
groans. Headed by rufians with huge bludgeons
and nakei kniueS stuck in their belts, they paraded
the streets, salutng obnoxious dwellings, and offices
with their characteristic noises. The residence of
Mr. Sage, in Trumbnll ST., was peltet with rotten
eggs, and every man. not a locotoco, who went into
the street was insulted by the drunken rabble--
The city was never before disgraced by so DISCUS
ting all exhibition of Locofocosm. This is the
party which opposed Mr.. Clay because lie was no,
sufficiently PURE to suit their eXqulsitey moral
tastes
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INFAMOUS FRAUD.

Information was received from the Parish Of Pla-
quemines last evening which exhibits the most
startling and stupendous frauds upon the ballot
box ever Witnessed in the world The parish is
capable perhaps Of polling 500 votes, at the utmost,
and had, when the census of 1910 was taken,
white population of Thirteen Hundred and Fifty
ono sou Is including men, women, and children
Yet can it be believed, that up to one o'clock yes
terduy, twelve hundred and eighty three votes were
poled? Strange as this may appear. 1t is never.
thcess true At one o'clock the vote stood
For Polk l,230
For Clay IA
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OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT UPON AN OLD MAN.-As
Brutus Aldrich, Of this city, was going up town
by three Irishmen, one of whom asked him what
he wanted; Adrich replied he wanted "nothng
but civility." The Irshman then said, You are a
Clay man, suppose" "What is that 10 you, if
am !" said Aldrlch. Upon this the lrishman struck
him violent blow on the head. Two wachmen
within hearing FASTENED up, and CARED him to the
watch house. He was fined $40 and COSTS Prof.
idence Trans.
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How IT WAS DoNE.-Tn 1910, Erie County, NY.
gave a majority of 3009 for Harrison. Since then
more than Twelve Hundred foreigners have been
naturaized in that county alone, OF whom nearly
all voted for Polk This explains the reduced ma
jority in Erie county.
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COUNTY, CONVENTION.

We are requested 10 give notice to the Freemen
of the County of Washington, that Convention
will be holden at the Free Church in the Village
of Montpelier on the second Thursday of Decen-
Der next at o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose of nom.
mating three County Commissioners to be present
ed to the Freenen of the County for election. a.
greeably to the late Law of the Legislature. 1t is
hoped that every town in the County will be repre-
scented by the People or their Delegates.
Montpelier Nov. 81 1874.
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Total vote

If any man can look at the foregoing table, and
remember that in 1910 the Parish only contained
1851 white souls men, women, and cMdrenl and
then say there has been no fraud, should like to
have look at him.-.E o. TrOpic, .Nov. Z.
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NJ akIy ED.

In Dauy.lIo s. Mr. sqnuc A. Edison of Wells River to
Miss HannuI VI. Vnrncy of n. Dauviilc.
In reacam Nov 81, by Rev. Bedford, Mr.. Cutcr Sdu
born If Warren, N H. tn Miss Lydia Hall cf Wentworth ~ H.
Also. by the Nov. II, Mr. Murk Blanchard, Miss
Harriet q Partridge, both OF Of Pcuthlm.
In Walden the 3 Instant by Rev Mr.. Hitchcock, Mr.
stephen Haynes of Sheffield, to Miss Maria Haynes of Walden
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In this will ge, 9Th nst Hon. Stunt Brown aged C5. Judge
Brown formerly resident Of Washington and various u-
ces which he held that town unl in the of Orange, at
test his worth citizen For few years he bud resided in
this village und enjoyed general confidence aud ostecm
In berlin the ID inst. Nulncy Butre!, aged II
In Washington, Nov. et Mr. Samuel Scrbnrr dropsy
ged 10. Printers in New Hampshire requested copy.
In SoutLhoo' Mass Now Is Frederick Piummer LntOn, of
Bradford, VT. ugcn 90 yenrs.
Near Pass Christian, Miss Oct, o. tl the residence Of Hon.
John llondcon Edward Mortimer Bradbury aged IL native
Of Woodstock VI
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COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
The friends of Temperance in Lamoille County,
who are opposed to the use of intoxicating liquors
as beverage are requested to meet at the Court
House in Hydepark, on Tuesday the 18th day of
December next at 10 O'clock A. NJ. for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for County Commission
ers, TO carry into effect the new License Law.
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.
Lamoille Co. Nov. 10Th, 1914
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PAHTNERsHIP DISSOLVED.
MUSICAL CONVENTION,

TUE next Convention Of The amolle County Musical Suce
~ will he holden Woleo Thursday the 18th day of
december next, commanding at nine O'Clock A. NJ.
All lovers OF Sncrd Music requested attend, whether
residents of tho county uo
Several distinguished ieuchcr expected he present
II expected that all who may attend will he grutously
entertained Per utdef of the last Conv enon.
+. NJ. PENNUCK, Sec'y late CON.
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Since 1910 there have been naturaizel in New
York, at the lowest calculation, Ten Thousand
persons eight thousand OF whom can neither read
nor write
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

CARD THOMAS ROBERTS s 20. Druggists
n and Medicine Vendrrs &C Cranc Court, Ionion, Mat-
kct Place Manchester AMI III Fdlun street, New York
respectfully the pubic that having succeeded
n calling attention tcir invaluable medicine, PARIS
Life Pills and MS fcaoy being now fully tested and It's
success purgive established, beg 10 state that
medicine offered Ia mankind has rapidly oh aimed
such distinguished elehil and II is questionable # there
any parl d the civilized word where lis extraordinary
healing virtues nave not been exnb ted
The pr"pricturs iheufhe d"ub anxious to
mend the Pills :, ose ~hose loss Of health by dyspepsia
rheumatic affections require speedy and certain
yaton
Tie opinions of its value by Of the best medical
OF the day, is foundation that its does
not depend upon any system Of advertising etcious
putting, but upon IS own virtues tose whnse
iesNe medical acqn ements and high character for nieg
riy place Them cut Of the possibility # adng qnackery.
Thomas Roberts d. Co have the permission Of Dr.. Filler
Of Philadelphia, for stating his SIR ne retm menda'ion u"
the use Of these P's IN deranscd hilary Complaints and
0yIng rheumatic symptoms.
By such undoubted testimony this the public are be.
ginning I" III derstand and appreciate the superior efficacy
q" this mild medic ne to the powerful purgaves that have
been ihcio sold hem in the shape Of Pills which NAV
eve r.li,f fer space Of rimc, but always the
expense of the system by efeebns il and rendering it
more liable 10 receive again other Complaints
The same Oh medical authority IN desc ibng the vir-
tues ,h medic says, "As iifers III ,any resp,
very esrpislly fom the Pills that have h hertz hren
brought before the public i, is advisable make the pull
acquainted win Tie general properties they possess
Pairs Life pill's purpa ARE fund to act yery
grnily-ndecd when they do purge freely Is owing
less heu purgatve Qualities thln the very mad Condition
ofthe system they acting upon The vegetable ngi edi
of which thew strictly mpnscd, will in all istan.
ces chemically compose the dele matter that IS gen.
Grated b. va and mpcdes tho vital aud organic
operr al naure in the human frame. heir action is
principally by Notwithstanding by the tone
and quality "f The bluod-sTcngtncbng all the organs
flee tuay without uf that stimulating eifec SO niur.
Gus ia purgi ives generally"
They ID retail by most OF the respectable Druggists
in New FORK and by uuy appn ntrd agents in city
and town from Maine to LOUISIANA Canada, the Brush
ptovne,s, Havdnl the West India Islands, and South
Americ1. IN boxes so and 25 cents each.
TEST mnas Of iom persons whose dis. ases werc
Of the invcierale kind and ofong Standing NAV be
seen al the Office O. T. Roberts Co., III Fulton st NJ
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USE PARIS LIFE PILLS WHERE
HEALTH Is DTSSLDERATUM

III ~ r. "A M
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES. In no season does
The bio and Of The human 81 s,en, unde, go
striking change than IN The fall ii The var. Ii we
u,o nature, The chrnges The vegetable world a,e found
not only sukiDgy gous but 10 have strong iuA-
on the health diseased cudo of The bndy From
the decay OF autumn, and The morbid and deaihke state
OF winter. there springs lite and beauty. The feet
oi his decreased activity IN ali inanniae tter we'll
our PHI, seal yset renders the OF simple
medcnt especially thnse oi slender constituon-or
absolute Importance This is The time cfrc,ually as
sis nature IN renewing aud scDsiheng the power Of the
wal organs. ofihese functions none have mo- init
mate connection than the stomach and liver. The pfes
Of food in the stomach and the healthy operation of
the digestive powers, furnish The only natural smuisnt
to the ver BnI whenever HE coa'inss If the fo'mer be-
Woak and no bid both The quantity and gu ally Of
the ellons ae greatly modiGd the natural Stimulus
dmlnshed-the bile is imp; operly secreed and dis
ease oi me LIVER or chr"nc affections me form dnoh
O. are almost sure 10 follow. In this cTiIca cond lion to
give healthy lone 10 The stomach and 10 fec The blood
al lis impurities. thereby preventing months, and il may
be years Of ofing PARIS LIFE PILLS mr.. n
perfectly gentle and efrc'ua medicine. It's cell braed
author Tor th1n ceaury not only ciusc and
constant student Uf the medic n proper les of plants
tu uf iheir adapallun 20 The Of class Of inter-
nal diseases Although v life appaie en- y IA hone.
less invalid the use of This medicine resIred and com
ued him in health and vlgr IN the age o. i52
years These Pills aie exceedingly mid in their up, ration
and may be gwen 10 chi dfcn well adults with the
utmost security To Their superiority his respect over
Of The vegetable medicines 10 thousands are
constantly trsilf ing.
Propreos have seduously avoided tina, system of
putting so senea ally resored Ia, their pills have won
degree Of popular favor unexamped in The history ,f
any popular mtdcine. II Is now only Twelve months
since they eslab shed their agency United STATES
and HE monthly sales are exceeding upwards oil thou.
sand boxes They e've these simple facts wishing tho
menicine To resi- alone its intrinsic value No snip go
ing should be without them Families once having
used them will always have supply.
SETH w. ToWLE, lss Washington ST. sole agent
fer New England.
AokSr-MonlFelier, S, p. REDRiELD,
Waterbury, J. simpson,
Chelsea, Dckmson d Noble,
RenRlns' ii X Parsons.
Vngennes J,hn II. Bowman,
Stow, IL l. Camp,
East Berkshire Rublee & Butler,
Burlington peck & spear
Bellows Falls Norman Harris,
Woodstock james Ross, Jr.
Pointer, Gus Chamberlain,
Nor~ich. Il. l.. aud l.. w. Ods
Slraffard, Royal Hatch,
Washington Il. +. Dickinson,
Fare. Owls French. S6,eonIv
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TT tOU EEI1 n f1AbSTI q DE,
WITH loss of appetite pdlpuaiion Of the heart ina
w blity exercise, with drowsln-ss snd dispos,rn
sleep. take PHELPS TOMATO PILLS Que or Two
doses seldom fail to relieve all those unpea an, symn,oms
arising from congestion and anguid Incubation Of the
b,od, and redundant quantity morbid quality OF the
bile which 81 APT To occur al this Of year
PAIN IN the limbs head ache, aud oter ,.o,s Of
cold are speedily relieved By iLcm
For safe by Drueglsls generally, aRd By agents in all
Tue county owns and a. the General DePn, No zee
Main s. Hirlf'rd CT. Also by 8 p. REpFIELD and
CLARK aud COLLINS, Montpelsu Goss and Hulch-
ms, Waterbury .. French, Bane and NJ. Hammet
r. Montpsheri A. 7. BsusIOl, plsinhsld, ~
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COMBS. COMBS.

FVUWN WIIIIEKELI have Just received splendd
sentiment of Shell Combs, consisting part OF plain and
cough side buck and COMBS, puff and do. ivory
oile,t do walking sticks aud Of all kinds ivory snuff
hops lined with She'll wooden tobacco Boxes, which
will be sold at tho lowest ptiers.
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NEW STOCK OF
GROCERIES,.

NOW arriving from New York and Eoson, us named below
and will be sold by the pack City JoIbinI prices, with
freight only udded-Nu humbugsing.
Al chests super. Y II, Tea, mons,
do o. II. do Specs, all kinds,
10 do Mug Yong Tyson skin Mustard Kechups Pickles. &c
Al boxes IuJdccO-ill kinds, Glass Ware,
% bags Porto Cubelo keeping articles Tubs
Coffee, Pals, &c.
"a hUXes Htv. Sugn 500 ps shot,
hhds ST. Crox Porto Rico 900 do. Dupons Kes Powder
do $50 do. Eagle do.
"a his. double refined crushed % Illswells do.
do. 81 Bills. n. V Lrandy and Gin
10 Packages " " Loaf do Pipes Pine Apple and Sche
81 do lump, do dam n. Gin,
10 Casks Sdcratus, Gle Pipes Pure Cog. Brandy,
10 do Pure Sperm Winter OIL or. Wno-sUme Fine
81 Kegs kaisins, new fruit, bI Wines,
Boxes do. do. Is IIhds n. l.. Rum,
5 Kegs Malaga Grapes and Lee
And many other goods, making complete md largest
OF Groceries in Washington Couny. Having the
cash aud small profit system, subscriber tie public
VIII continue to him tue experiment, udvanu
OF which begin appear Whatever may said pucla-
will always ld his quite as low ns IIlv-
ing purchased lis goods from first hands he will he under
sold To those who purchase in quantity, will
well at our store, If not better than AT Burlington.
Get our prices before you buy
AUGUSTUS HAVEN
. 81 Door South Head State st.
Montpelier, Nov 81,
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BRIGHTON MARKET, MOVIE
A. market 2l00 beef Cattle. Prices came as las, vook
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STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Cont holden Pro-
Washington District, bate Office in MO tpeler, within
and for said District, the 2ls day of November, leii
Present, the Hon. Azel Spaldns, Judge.
Instrument purpOflng to be the last Will and testament
n OfStun Brown late Of Montpelier in said district de-
censed presented Ia theCourt here by Warren Brown, tho
therein numed Ir probate n is ORDERED by said
Al session Of said Court 10 he holden the Probate Office,
Montpelier, the 9Th day Of December 1874 and hew
It any they my have, against the Probate Of said will for
which purpose further ordered that copy of the
this order, he published three weeks sucressve, the Yer
mont WAtchman and Jonnu, printed Monpeo
may be, all Of which before said time Of hear
ing. true copy of record,
~ Auest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Mont
WAsHING1oN ns IS. peic, within aud for said district
on tho 2lst day Of Nav A. u. 1874.
- EILNDA WELLS, Administrators the estate of ELL
~ AS WELL s, late Of DnxhuIy in said district, presents
her ad inisirao for seliemon- Whoeupon il is or
dced tbnt the be efered the 4h diy of December
next, nt the Probate Office in said Montpelier for examination
and nlowanc and that all concerned be notified hereof
publication of this order the Vermont Waterman and Journal
two weeks sucnessvey, be- that they
und at said time and place. If hey cause there
to.
BY order Of Court
Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy Of Record,
es Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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MARKED H.. and containing books, rollins History Jo-
WI sephus, DG Juhnson Works. Shakespeare Maifyairs
Works, Burns, Dickens Works mnd some ohcs) tAken
(puably through mistake from the Warehouse
hers, in June lust The Books were some Of them
marked "JoN LARGi," in gilt letters the back. Who
will said trunk the subscribers give inorma-
tion where may he found, shall be suitably rewarded.
HOLT PALMER, & co.
Buffalo, Nov ls4i es
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PHILADELPHIA LEAD.

STORhs q LANGDONs have 1000 bs more Of that Extra
slonipolior Sent TO-
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NIIISIC.

II ASS VOLS, ACCoRDIANs, MELoDIANs, FLUTES
BUGLEs, Bass Vio aud Violin Bows and Strings cry
description, constantly on hand aud for Sus ~
Sept. IL. 40 TOWN & WITHERELI,
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Hair Oil ADD Fancy, Toils, and shaving Soap
! Tor Sale Dy s.P. REDfiEil
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4 t,ARGE HAIR TRTTNK

KIM pairs FOOTlNGs; 1910 yds. Sheep Gicy Cl0h 2OOO
OOO yds. Domestic Flnnel 1000 yds Froekig exchange
for Goods, by BALDWIN, SCOTT 4 90
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INSURANCE. NOTTCE-

llE members Of the Orange County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company hereby notified that of per
cent has heen made by the Directors said Company all The
premium force the 18th day of December 1873 10 be
paid to the Treasurer OF said Company by the 18th day
| cemhor
The Insurance Laws will DO enforced unless all
| are promptly paid.
by order of the Directors,
JOHN w. SMITH, Treasurer.
aG
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-09-12
Yours, &c.

Ma EDIToa:- cannot in common
courtesy SO far disoblige the editor Of
the Gazette as not to appear in The
"next Hawk-Eye," particularly q
there is nothing required which shOGi
make it a matter Of reluctance. La
troubled neither with affected OF ,.a
'horror' on the subject of Texas. i
seems TO have been wisely ordainedir
the wellb being of the country that b:
plotlers Of this nefarious scheme for a..
nexation should give to the prcjed
features SO rePulslve as 10 be alnoa
hideous. lis very enormily has de-
feated It's own aims and relieved is
friends of the Constitution from 'ny
"horror,' or even ordinary forbod1g
am well aware that MIR Clay was y
favor of the purchase of Texas in -,
| am willing to 60 further than this aaa
give 1t as my opiaion that he IS aor
in favor Of annexation. But did %
in '25, treat the interposilion OF Span
with 'scorn!" if so, why were mol Ir
negotiations with Mexico pushed, 40.
why is not Texas now a portion o
our Territory! Was not this Vsl
protest of Spain which she had mos
certainly right to make, the true g
cret OF its abandonment! 1t is to nr
honor as a statesman and a man W..
with strong personal desire loI y
possession, he did not use the olaslA
influence of his station to an enlaDsr
ment of our relations with SPAN
that point Of hostility which WOW.
have been seeming justification y
the act, but made rather the gles1!
appetite for power sEbserviens 10 "
higher considerations Of honesty ~.
public faith. | enter upon no dslsas
of Mr. Clay or his great representa-
The GRIND Inquest Of the nation W.
shortly decide the measure OF his m'
its, and what that decision will %
already apparent to his friends. y,
] am accused Of violating hsio'n
accuracy in saying that the Ces' ii
Treaty was satisfactory TO all '.
not mean tina! it was notthe SUBJ ",
of the usual party acrimony, ou' ~
the sober sentiment of the whole cOya
try acquiesed in the wisdom o. y
measure. should speak OF the r
chase Of Louisiana as "satisiac1"'
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Kentucky Elcction---OM-
CiaI

The number Of votes polled for Ows-
lev was 50, $50 and for Butler, So
O56: majority for Owsley 4, 1914. For
Dixon 60,O7O votes were given, and
4s,9s9 for Pitcher: Majority for Dix
on ll,OSl. Dixon received 800 more
votes than Owsley. and Butler 6,0G7
more than Pitcher. The Louisville
Journal says tina. Owsley's vote Is
near 5000 greater than Letcher's in
1910, which makes an increase III the
whig vote to tina! amount, a very prob
able number in four years, and ye, the
majority for Le.cher was over 10000
greater than that of Owsley. Whence,
then, comes the great loco foco gam {!
"The conclusion is irresistible that the
locos perpetrated this year the most
tremendous frauds" The increase
of the wing vote from 40 to "A is but
eight per cent while the loco is forty
Whence this increase! Not from the
wings, for they hal an increase of near
5000. The pas! will not warrant such
state of things-nor ,ciN the elections
in other States--and we canno, come
to any other conclusion than that fraud
has produced this great revolution.
In the Kentucky Legislature, the
Senate stands 90 wing TO 30 loco.---
The House will have "a wings, 35 To-
cos and one neutral, being a majority
of "a on Joint ballot.