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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-10
Ye,mOnt Wigs on The Tariff On Monday, NJ

Vermont WhigS on the Tariff On Monday, Mr..
Coamer addressed the House in favor of Protec.
ton, and on Tuesday Mr.. Marsh followed on the
same side. Both of these speeches are highly spo-
ken OF, and no doubt justly, ]. q, Adams pro-
nounced Mr.. .Marshs to be the crack speech of the
session and the correspondent of the N. Y. Ex-
press says that Mr. Collamer is one of the ablest
Members in Congress
The same alarm which seized the locos at Wash
ington after the great Wing Convention of May
1910, has seized upon them now with redoubled
power. A large portion of the locos-it is said a
majority drop Van Buren, if they can. We
should not be surprzed if the locos give up all
idea of electing any body, and try TO prevent an
election by the people by running several candi-
dates.
Mr. King Of Georgia, in addressing the Whigs
at BlLimnrey sPe+e-oPcnffy against the annexation
scheme.
The nomination of Mr.. Frelinghuysen meets
with an uncommon and unexpected welcome, says
the N. Y. Express. Neutrals exclaim, "What an
excellent nomination" Enemies are struck dumb.
The Religion of the land feels that it has won
great victory over Politics in inducing the selection
Of candidate 50 renowned for pety and purity of
life and manners.
"Mr. Frelinghuysen," says the N. Y. Republic
Ia Calhoun paper,) dis tOtoer Of strength 10 the
Whig ticket"
The rumor that caucus of Congressional Lo-
cos has been held, and strong demonstrations made
against Van Buren, is tacitly admitted by the Globe
The Globe means to die game" on Van Buren,; IT
denounces Congressional caucuses Tyler, Cal
houn, &c.
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Prof Gouraud is now lecturing at Philadelphia,
on system by which the faculty of memory may
be acquired in an extraordinary degree. The Har-
risburgh Intelligencer thinks the People of these
United States require no Doctor Gouraud to enable
them to REMEMBER, that when Martin Van Buren,
came into office, he found the country according
to the declaration of Gen, Jackson) prosperous
and happy" the National debt paid Off and sur
plus in the Treasury of about $26,000,OO0.
That during his administration he paid no debt
Made no internal Improvements
Spent one hundred end thirty millions Of dollars i!
Left the Government bankrupt!
The Currency destroyed
The People in distress and ruin
And "a public debt of twenty-seven millions of
dollars
This same Martin Van Buren, is now candidate
Tor reelection; but he will find tina: the PEOPLE
have an ercelient memory
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q PLAIN Proposition lOr he PeopZe % Daeide

The electors ofthe United States are called up
on to decide, by their Presidential Suffrages, wheh.
er our Manufactures and Work shops shall be To-.
Gated in England or in .4nerica. Mr.Van Buren,
proposes to hire England to do our work and pay
her in Money instead Of Produce. Mr.. Clay thinks
that John as Bull refuses to exchange works with u.s.
by taking our Produce for his Manufactures we
ought to do our own manufacturing Here then is
one of the principal points on which the two pot-
cal parties divide. MIR. Van Buren, and his follow
adopt the principle that it is bad policy to pro-
tect or foster any manufacturing or Mechanical in.
terest by laying tax on the article in the
shape Of impost duties Mr. Clay and his friends
think quite differently that in order that we as
nation should be an Independent, prosperous PEG.
pie, we must erect and sustain our own workshops,
and aim to live as much within ourselves as would
be consistent with judicious and well regulated
government.-Beliovs Falls Gazette.
A WING GUN FROM ILLINOIS.
The Whigs of Quincy. Illinois, have elected
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THEO. FRELINGHUYSEN


ALBANY, Feb. 90, 1S43
NV DEAR SR,I thank you kindly for your friendly letter.
have ut no time, any where hestaed express my dcd
cd Misrepresentation Of The Tariff Ret Of the last session. toe in
respect 10 tho PRINCIPLE upon uhh il is formed as TO It's
details. In good time you will have my views 10 respect to that
and other subjects before tho public
In the mean time, believe be,
Very sincerely, your obt soryt,
NJ BIJREN.
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MANUFACTURES AND AGRICULTURE


Against the Locofoco doctrine that Protection to
manufactures is an injury to wool-growers, we have
an old but very good authority. Samuel Hartlib
was distinguished agricultural writer in England
almost two hundred years ago. In work on agri-
culture, published in 1866 he strenuously insists
that manufacturing adds to the profits of agriculture
and supports his doctrine by fact in the history of
English wool growers. He says
Formerly unwse as to send wool to Ant.
wep and other places where manufactured By he
pound often brought ten uHrrsugt 10 them but
poor to work and the depopulaon."
That is, for every single dollars worth of his
produce which the wool-grower consumed, he paid
nine dollars for foreign labor upon it. No wonder
that these wool-growers thought it good economy
to set their own poor to work, and add the nine
tenhs to the wealth of their own country, instead
of giving it to foreigners.
Upon this quotation writer in the American Ag-
riculturist adds
Our late Tariff doing for the profits Of Agriculture
among now, than all the Improvements in agriculture for the
last century, by aodng profitable market for its products"
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In New Jersey the nomination of Clay and FIRE.
lnghuysen was received with unbounded joy; 100
guns were fired at Trenton in honor of the event.
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I'M. Pdckenbum british Minister 10 Mr.. Up
Nm 1911

I'M. Packenlum British Minister 10 Mr.. Up.
Sh,p, FEB. 26, 1914.
Communicates despatch from Lord Aberdeen,
most fully and pontedly denying all the charges OF
British interference and designs upon Texas AS
to slavery, England is against it every where-her
advice and influence are against it, and will be
openly, honestly and constantly, for its abolition
throughout the world-but she will not interfere
with the rights of other governments As to Tex
as and Mexico he says eve shall counsel, but we
shall not seek to compel, or unduly control, either
party"
1S-ytfr Calhoun 10 Mr.. Packenhum, Apr. ID, 1914
Mr.. Calhoun acknowledges the foregoing des-
patch, and reioices in the disavowals 1T contains
but Selling upon the avowal that Great Britain de-
sires and will exert herself against slavery every
where he (Mr. CT declares that it makes it the du-
ty of the slave-holding countries to protect them
selves against her. The "desire " Of England to
see slavery abolished in Texas is then magnified
into an attempt to abolish it by diplomacy, and Mr..
Calhoun says this Government must defeat Eng
land in this attempt, because if England succeeds
she will control Texas--our Southern frontier will
be exposed-the slave States will be exposed, and
slavery endangered. To prevent this, the most
effective measures" he says, are required; and he
then announces that the treaty of annexation has
been completed, F OR THIS PURPOSE, and goes on
therefore to defend slavery j! alledgng the superb
or moral and mental qualities of slaves compared
with free blacks and, of course, the humanity of
keeping the slaves in bondage!l Our first thought
on seeing this part of the letter is, that J. G. Cal
houn is absolutely demented.
19.-Mr. Calhoun to Mr.. Green, Apr. 10, 1874.
This letter is n defence of the treaty to be given
to Mexico. We should have been glad to have had
your consent, says Mr.. c. to Mexico; we don't wish
to offend you; we will treat with youabout the
boundary line but really, as there was a present
necessity for us to take Texas to keep it from Eng
land, we couldn't wait Tor you to agree to it.
Here, then, is the Treaty-the Message the
substance of the documents. The message is cal
cuated for some effect on the North,-yet, on look
ing at the documents it is perfectly clear that the
absorbing for the Treaty is nothing but Sta-
veyy. This is adhered to constantly, and the dan
ger from England is constantly alledged, notwth-
standing the full uneQuivocal and thrice repeated
dsavowals of the British Government We think
comments entirely unnecessary.
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G5~Mr. Herick's article will appear soon.
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A WING GUN FROM ILLINOIS.
The Wings of Quincy, Illinois, have elected
their Mayor by ll3 majority Heretofore Locofoco
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CTdy"!!
1t is true that Mr.. Van Buren, is against annexa-
ton sat present." on the ground of wrong to Mex
leo. In this single ground he agrees with Mr.. Clay,
yet on all other points they wide apart as
heaven and earth. Compare the above EXTRACTS
from Mr.. Clay with the extracts from Mr. Van Blu
ren's letter, in another column.
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From the Green Mountain Fireman. May 2. N
Mr. Van Buren, is out in the Globe against the
of Texas at PresRt-aking substantially the ground
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THE BIRD PARTY ORGAN IN VERMONT
We should be pleased to treat our new neighbor
of the Green Mountain Freeman with all kindness
and courtesy, but when we see him publishing ar
ticles 80 utterly and so outrageously unfounded as
the following We must tell him that he is publishing
falsehoods and grossly abusing his readers
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BRANDRETHS PILLS.

Jhry wlll not deceive you-ry wI resi- lie you lu the
perfect enjoyment Of all your facu'les They are NO
NEW NcDiClNE MADE 10 SPECULATE up
On HUMAN Woes. They are made 10 ALIEVI-
WIN use them the GREATEST BLESSING
GJlMpURlTY Of the BLOOD causes pan and &C.
cas'ons disease upon that pat Of The body winch from
cause may be weakest. Thus pc wAosn blood is
impure should they have cold The impure blood would
settle upon Their lungs and cnsunp be the lroubp -
50 wi h other aft TINS. All uoube is saved by using
The BRAN DRETH PILLS, which ctnnpt lnure, and
wmah cannot be ovctdone. OIL, use Them in The COM
mencemrnt of any dsedsc-use hem in full doses aud
you will be up and we'll while hose who are too wise to
AXE such simple medicine, beduddcn prcml'urely
end their days. The BRANDRETH PILLS are on
beginning to be appreciaed-lhoy found to never Dc
ceIve-ihey are the only internal medicine required in Int
WHERE is THE MAN OF SENSE, whose m nd
is unptcjud ced who from he infectious smell after dea
would not say would this body have been herc # life had
pulreiacon been prevoied2 Are burn 10 be SICK
snail The lower animals live heir full extent, ard only
pemalutcy Persh2 Let us follow nau'c-Iet cleanse
the boon from impurities, and shall live 10 The full
extent OF the oil in our lamp Of life
BE CAREFUL OF PRETENDED universal pmr-
CALVES, which caHHot bo used without injury 10 the body
as Brandreths Pills What ihey2 Arc they not
limitations Of the Brarcih Pills. recommendation The adj
Netllsemcns stolen from Dr. Brandreth? Were they not
originally counterfeit Pills, purpUng be the genuine
Brandeth Pills But IN conscq nence Of the new labels
on me brandreh Phi. boxes they obliged cune
out under other tors equally ia sen Cb.ery The matters
aud travelling agents? Are they not men whom DIR.
Bandrcth cast OH, not for good cOnuci tru, Is not this
true as applicable 10 the pretended "lnd,an" and, fact
10 neatly All INC advertised rus OF tie day Shall
pubic trus her lives III the hands ot these unprlncped
incn? surely not
the Brand eth Pills give STRENGTH "or weakness
they are liked best by those who have taken the M st
ct them DR. Hrandteh can give personal reference 10
thousands who have been restored ON bed Of sckurss
by her use when every Other had proved unavdII
my These cases ae continually ring in hls CT j,
and In every other pat of he unidn. Get Baudelh $
Pls Il vou are not perfectly heal ly and thew i'll esore
You'll medicine Can d. ''-hecau,e they eype hose
hu"os which the cause Of Jeopardy of he b cd and
al the same tune The body strengthened by the operation
VI Mis N ST tXcelenl nc dIlIne.
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Silver Spoons God Beads Ear Ornamnets Finger Rings,
Ladies and emcus Breas uewcst patterns tvery
uch) Gold Rist esstunc set, Gold and SHver Pencils,
Gold and Silver Bowed Speciacles, Silver hmhlrs,
Miniature cases. God Rrctst Pins, Gold Guard kcyrs
Gold Wdtcn CHAINS, Gard Cases, Mourning kngs and
Pins, Silver Combs, Shell Combs, Work Bays, Pocket
Scissors, Fancy Goods Volms and Strings, goot as
Of best knd Of Perfume y, Nacassar Buffalo and
Berr l for the han, Fishing implements ia &c Loi)
Brttana Teapos and Casters, SUI eoi quality large
assortment al Foys Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Bass do and,n short every thing that kept at
Jcwclr, Ware Sure.
5. A. takes tbs opportunity Just say the ladies
and gentlemen oi Montpelier and vicinity that he has
arged his shop Establishment and has spared pains
select Goods suitable for market Gil up and fur
Their says all home abroad to just step IN aud
anime the qutny and price before purchasing elsewhere
rate they may rely this, til goods are what
We recommend them 10 be or No sale.
e. ! Clocks and Watches repaired a; short notice ana
warranted.
N. b Silver worklnd Jewcry made to order any
pattern and Warranted good.
Moni pcl.er Mayl 1913. IS
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A CERTAIN CURE

~ SAM for sale b. Z. P. WALTON AND SONS,
Montpelier, VI,
A CERTAIN CURE
For Humors, Scrolua, Plies, Ery>pras Salt Rbeum
Scald Head, and all diseases afsing from Impuly Of
the Blood. '' -
nOCr. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES
~ medicine COMPOSED entirely Of vegetable substances
and of 50 active a character eradicate speeIy aud
permanently all those troubles dangerous
hch from bad stale If the God is highly recon-
mended by who have used il, aud will positively in nine
Of ten effect permanent cure. he pfopti,ols
receive letters every week speaking praise Of the
Article and narrang cases of raOdIn4Iy cures which
are too volunnous TO publish.
REFERiN CES-Mss Sophia Bouchette ofSt A lbons
aged about 20 cured If scad head which she had had from
indncy--was obliged to wear cap constantly and was
wrh"u any hat Of consequence She commenced takin
the NJ Xutc in Feb 1912 and by April tho disease dsap,
peaIed Her hair is now grown out full and she no longer
is obliged 10 wear n cap.
Mr. Elbrd!e Bin CHAM OF 81 Albans, for the cure Of
burning smartng humor with which he had been afflicted
for Yeas
so Johnson of Durham for the cure of an ulcer
and scr0iuouS afrci0n.
Erastus Stanton II w Rice and John Baker Of Stan.
bridge for the Of piles
Hugh Murphy, also Of st Adams, was cured of a bad
OF piles in July last IN five days after he commenced
taking the mixture.
QJ'Tho above article will be fund at most ,irugoIst
stores Throughout tho slae-sod who esale by CURTIS
s SMITH, ST Adams. VI Also by + p. WALTON
AND SONS agents Of the propuelofs, Montpelier. W.
Also by Goss -tlchns, Waterbury; + Green Rich,
mond Dana. Weeks and Stanton, Danvlle l.. Jrwet
ST JohnsburyS o. French, Barre; N, g. Hale, Chelsra:
T. b. Ncvns and ca. Roval'on; j. Ross, Jr. Woodstock
Peck and Spea, Bnrlihglon N V. lioLey and CO. vii,
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WR1GH'TS
INDIAN yEGhI,ABLE PILLS, OR
INDIAN pURGATIVE

II'''T''4 2 WI 7 T V u
'HOGOd MAJ y Htdic h's nave hren before TIE public
Il for much niger period tuan w lahts Indian v,
eabc Pills, yet nonr stands in higher frrue 81 has %
rapidly attained firm hold upon .uuia esttmntu, =.
TX. -. ~ a., :. 49,. -, H.. t "
-, 4 h,.atL c,I' 4, .,t IT, al, b,. ni - ,., " - "E''
~ "; i ~ ' ,s ~ P"1,. ~ ' ~ NV, 'rs'lhnh' o
rlhoituEa tihcaty and md OPERATION when employed
H. the nusl DIST essng disorders switch Hcsh /, hen to-
Tc theory Of dis'Hsr which W Rights Imd an Veg.
cbbs Pi founded, is thu VIZ HSI tn re "a nS.
~ ONE PRIMARY CAUSE OF ALL The DIsoi Dt THAT
AFrIICT THE HUMAN FAMILY. nud thaL is c,..utt b,.
r,,,s. -, a., III a., i,,,,,,;,,. r Il
""9, w. )" W. 81 t,"P"'',,y " "'o"u no W "a
IL ~ 70 , wv" 81 W., "'y "'"'e" wv" "'"y !" iaei pe
ald Ia De sustained 10y an universally IL upinOn, the lew
Disorders nstitung but feeble mnuuty. 1t Is
IS, thcf,ir-, discuss the soundnuss If this Theory
I IN this place aud connection.
HE ONE DISEASE PRINCIPLE being admitted
p m"oe Il attack protested by alI raconcfs becomes
ne Same-hhm'Ni iUReA1loN But many 81 the 81 called
Pnrun,t, ,bry s, e, w S is Caho I 1 ",, ".
h&pecioront WIgtts Indian Vegetable Pills coujinu
al hese ptureu es ahd az therecrt calculated to attack
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HAVE you AN AFFECTION OF THE
HEART?

A RE your energies su,lonly Frustrated Does cos
"A iycncss trouble you2 Have You cold heavy feel
ing on one SIDE Of your head Have you pain IN your
side AID at the pit uf your smach through 10 the buck
Do you feel unequal your MY ay'caliuns? Are YOU
depressed by anxious fears, feeling grea cadm-
ny was cong to ovewnelm you2 Is your appetite d
into the omach? Are they Of cHy ike color ifa
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States alone whose cericIrs Of agency should be exa.
med before purchase is made.
iCj4S See articles |, . and 4, on Further Security.
Pills IN WASHINGTON, ORANGE AND ORLEANS
COUNTIES ARE AT
MoNrphL!LR, E. P. WALTON & SONS
Montpelier North Charles SibIey.
Albany, William Hayden.
Barre, Dodge & Keith.
Barton, Edwards Il Mansfield.
bloomington, Thomas Stewart.
Brautree East, A. ID. Larson & Co.
BIookied, A. Ceaveland * Co.
Chelsea, Nathan G. Hale.
Cornth Eusi, Severance & Smith.
Crasbury, William E. Paddock.
Coventry Falls 4. Cleavelund
Derby Centre, il. Hnnan.
Derby Line, Cobb, Rollins & Co.
Clover Simons, Conant Co.
lrasburgh, Plny Darlow ir.
Middesex, farmers q Mechanics Co.
Moreown, Joseph SAWYER
Marshheld, ] l.. Carpenter.
Newbury, +. & II Reyes.
Newport, Phineus Page.
Mortified, Bayies & White.
Plainfnd, A. T. Bancroft.
Roxbury l.. n. spau.dIug.
Randolph, Phander Perrin.
RnndolPh East, n P; Brooks.
SirailOfd, Royal Hatch.
straitord, Harris 4 Russ.
Thettord, Josiah Burnes.
Thetiord, NJ. |. Walker.
ThetioId, Asa Poor
Topsham, n. L. A. Bailey.
Iopsham, O. II. Watson
Tunhdge, Foster & Purkhurst.
Troy North, l.. NJ. PaIkhurst.
Troy South, Jacob Bates & Co.
Nershire II. r. Reyes.
Wesfed, Arad Hitchcock.
Washington b. +. Dickinson.
NiilnmstOwn, &. & r. Answorh
Wells River, Ira White.
WIilsfeld, Il a j. NJ. Richardson.
Warren, William Cardell
Warren, Cushnian & Flint
w Waterbury, Huehins, GOss s. Co. G5-93
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GPAMENONDAS GREENS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court, holden Pro-
washington District, bate Office in Montpelier, within
Hon. Aze Spading Judge.
instrument pnrponng to be the last will testament
IA EpamenondaS Creen late Of Waterbury, said district be-
ing presented TO the Court here by Green Henry f.
james, the therein named probate II Is ordered
by said Court that all concerned therein notified
appear session of SAID Court be holden at the Probate
Office in Montpelier the Goth day of August A. d. lei4
and shew they have, against tho probate Of
said will for which purpose is further ordered that copy
Of the record Of this Order be published three weeks
" in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed
Montpelier aforesaid be, all oil which to be be-
fore said time of hearing.
true copy of record,
re Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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COUGHS, COLDS, AND DISEASES OF
TIL LUNGS.
(fARTER'S COMPOUND PULMONARY BAL
~ SAM for sale b. K. p. WALTON AND SONS,
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JUST RECEIVED.

A T the MoNIrELIER BOoksIoRE, CLARK's COM,
N MENTARIES the New Testament, Mitchcs School
and Primary BIOGRAPHIES, and Olney's GEOGRAPHY !;
nlso No. III Vepancks SHAKESPEARE, price u -2 cts and
No. 25 NEW MIRROR LIBRARY, containing "a Fathers
Legacy his Daughters" by Dr. Gregory, which added
" Trials and Temptations of Women, and The Solcc Religion
AOrda book worthy of being printed in letters of god, IL
- cents. G6 June 90 1874
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TOBACCO.
WONDERFUL!

A N astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linimen
IA for the Piles, Rheumatism, 60, has been used in
thousands ofcases and failure give complete
cure can be found large suppl fronhe
Manufacturer ofhe GENUISE to the many and in
by L p WALTON A. SONS
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rs. kNaAhSUU AN. dentist.
OFFICE Corner Of Man and Stale Streets, Mon'pe-
- her VI. Juiv 1879
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InkES4tiNG MACHi n rs.
THHE Subscribers wish to inform The Farmers and Me
l. CHANCES of Vermont that they have the general aecn
cy for manufacturing A. TAPLIN'S PATENT OK.
TABLE HORSE POWER, and would be happy exc
cute all orders for machines IN the Shortest notice.
The superiority Of these machines all others hh-
erto in use has been thoroughly ant satisfactorily esed
wherever they have been oduced, aud leqnnc ny 10
be known Ia order the unQua fled nd de-
cdcd preference. Fl. N TAPIIN,
WIN. HOWES.
Montpelier Nov 10. lS43. 3t.u
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HARDW ARE &CUILl.iiY.
WILLLAM GREENOUGH & co.

No Id MERCHANTS Row 9usruN,
HAVE received per ships Taroiina, Republic and
i L WessRtumcon a large assortment Of
BIRMINGHAM AND SHEFFIELD GOODS,
adapted to The country ade, which the offer for sale, Tor
cash approved credit the must reasonable terms.
Their stock also comprises AMERICAN HARD.
WARE Of various descriptions Agricultural imp ements
and meny approved articles Of German manulac ulc
Tho above Of goods will be found TO be well
sui cd to the wants of the Vermont trade,
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NEW GOODS!

SAMUEL ABBOT,
HASjust returned from the city with more extensive
IL ass imont Of
WATCHES g. RICH JEWELRY
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i'A;t:SH AUHIVAL OT
NEW SUMMER GOODS !

&tLAS BURBANK JR has just received and is this
- c"irng complete assortment of NEW GOODS, which
we've selected with and adapted the
sol. Purchasers arc invited to call
Montpelier jane 30, 1874. &C