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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29

90 The aggregate Of the appropriations to the
State Prison, by the Legislature, since 1909, is
S6Ol93 SO, instead of s9S,756 SO, as contained
in Saturdays daily. The statement was misread
to the Senate, and consequently unsupported.
So says the Reporter: we add, that no subject
clies louder for reform than the Prison system.
1t seems by nearly forty years experience to be a
losing concern.
o. In behalf of the Secretaries of the Senate
we are authorized most soemnly and emphaticaIy
TO say, that The Librarians report of the expenses
of the State Prison was not misread to the Senate
The fact we suppose is, that the sum total was not
stated in the ,eport until after it was read by the
Secretary and before examined by the reporter
All right now: we hope the Legislature will GO
ahead in devising ways and means TO reform the
State Prison finances
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29

The following article copy with pleasure from the Boston
Mere nte Journal March 1867 and opo fany of
readers suffering from any of the complaints which it
is said to they will speedily avail themselves
DIR WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
1t known that the wild cherry of this
climate valuable medical Indeed
known the aborgnes, aud detection of the leaves
RI OF this has be regarded by their ply cans
of the efficient remedies in many discusses This
several since arrested the attention OF DR.. Nisar hg
y respectable practitioner Of Ng lie Investigated
the healing properties of the Wild cheytosed its effects
when administered nonc when in combination with other
remedial He found TINT might be
greatly improved and by combining it with Ingredients whose
properties well proved and generally recognized med
cine produced which constitutes remedy of value in
pulmonary affections and diseases of the chest and thoatds
which powerfully prevalent in cities and large
towns, and often fatal swelling the bills OF mortality much
than is the with other had almost
said, all other classes of diseases.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS.
For sale by s W. FOWL l3s Washington Boston, also
1y-F0r sale by :. p. REDFlELD, Montpelier, VT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29
IBY AuTHoRITY.1
AN ACT. RELATING no TIE Jun1cIAr

AN ACT, RELATING o THE JUDICIARY.
1t hereby by the General Assembly of the State OF
Vermont, as follows:
The supreme Court of this State shall hereafter con-
sst of Chief Judge and five Assistant Judges be uppon
SEc 1t shall be the duty of the judges Of the supreme
majority them, convenient after their APP
puumcn designate Judges who shall the sessions
Of the Supreme Court for the enng year, such manner that
four shall be assigned to enc county, and it shall be the duty
the ou thus design ted the Of the supreme Court
in each Of the counties to which they assigned.
gay disqualified in the decision of any pending in
said court shall be detained from by sickness any
ayo accident or necesy the remaining Judges SO desia
uatod shall poN try determine cause hold
the such where there only three Judges
at of the Supreme Court shall be de-
ermned by such unless all the Judges the decs
ion
SEC A. The terms Supreme Courts the several coun
ties shall be held at the following times:
In the county of Chendcn the fourth Tuesday Deem
her In the county Of franklin the second Tuesday a
Isle the fourth Thursday aor the fourth Tuesday in
De cember In the county Addison the fourth Tuesday
the sixth Tuesday, after the fourth Tuesday Dccem
bc In the county Bennington the eighth Tuesdty
nam on the ninth tuesday next a the ot Tuesday IN De-
cember In the county OF Windsor the tenth Tuesday
after the fourth Tuesday December In the county of Orange
on the thirteenth Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday in De-
cember In the county OF Washington the fifteenth Tuesday
after the fourth Tuesdy in December In county
Caledonia the sixteenth Tuesday next after the fourth Tues
day in December In the county of Essex
county iOeans the tcenh Tuesday next after the fourth
Tuesday in December In the county OF Lamoille the nine
SEC There shall be six Judicial Circuits in the State. Tho
first shall consist of the counties of Bennington and Rutland
the second ofthe counties Of Wndham aud Windsor the third
OF te counties oil Addison and Chttcnden the fourth, OF the
counties of Orange and Washington the h Of the counties
Of Grand Isle Franklin and Lnmoe the SIXTH of the counties
of Caledonia, Essex and Orleans.
SEC g. Any of the provisions in the existing law ncon
sistent with this act, shall continue in full force
SFc. Z. This act shall tuke effect from its passage
SEC 1t shall be the duty of the Supreme hold an
term thereof in any county in this State when the
finished business in such county shall require it.
Approved Oct. -. 1916
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29
VERMONT MEDICAL SOCIETY.


The Vermont Medical Society convened for their
annual meeting agreeable to the Bylaws. The
Delegates of the Woodstock and Castleton Med-
cal Colleges made report Of the high standing OF
those schools and recommended them as worthy
Of the confidence Of the people aud Profession.
Elected the following officers for the year ensu-
ing, zz:
JAMES SpALDING, Montpelier, President
SuuBAEL Converse, Norwich, Vice President.
u. P. BuRNHAM, Montpelier, Rec Secretary.
J. A. ALLEN, MIddlebury Cor. Secretary
J. Y. DEwY, Montpelier, Treasurer.
Drs. Charles Hall, c. w. Horton, A. G. Dana,
and Dyer Story were appointed delegates to at
tend the National Medical Convention at Philadel-
phu, in May next.
Horace Eaton, of Enosburg, and s. w. Thayer,
Jr., of Mortified, were appointed delegates to the
Casteton Medical College,; E. c. Worcester, of
Thetford, and Horace Hatch, OF Burlington, we're
appointed delegates to the Medical College at
Woodstock. Voted to hold semi annual meeting
at Caste,on in June next al the close OF the Spring
term of the school. Horace Eaton and 5. w.
Thayer, Jr, we're appointed Orators at the seminar
nual meeting.
u. p BURNIIAM, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29
AI.ABAhfA.
THE POWNAL CASE.

We sum up the material points of the case thus
Barber Thompson had majority of IA in the votes
counted, and was returned as elected in due form.
On the other side it was proved by parot testimony
that votes enough were cast for Erastus Jewett to
give him majority, and that there were certain ir-
Irregularities in the proceedings which went to Gre
ate at least strong presumption of fraud. Under
these circumstances, the House rejected Mr. Thomp-
son, refused TO admit Mr. Jewett, and voted to pay
the debentures of both of them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29
RAILROAD MEETING.

RUTLAND RAILROAD AND FITCHBURG RAIL
ROAD.-On Tuesday there was a large meeting of
the stockholders of the Ftchburg Railroad, at the
fremont Temple, IN this city, which was called at
the request OF between fifty and sixty of their
number, 10 consider proposition for aiding aud
encouraging the Lake Champain and Connecti-
cut River Railroad, (Ruanu Route)
There was great animation and some very tart
speeches on the occasion. Mr., Nathan Rice spoke
over two hours in the forenoon, giving a history of
the connection which was brought about last year
with the Central Railroad, Montpelier Route,) and
complaining of the measures which were taken to
that end
There was also quite amusing discussion be-
tween the rival engineers, Messrs. Gilbert OF the
Rutland and Felton of the Montpelier routes, res
qecting the cost and labor of making the two pro-
posed roads.
Mr. Hoar of Concord replied to Mr.. Rice in a
speech full of sarcasm, and not little personal in
its tenor.
In the afternoon, committee of seven reported
resolutions of sympathy for the Rutland Road, aud
pIedging the FIlchburg Corporation to receive the
business of the Rutland Road when completed, on
as favorable terms those granted 10 any other
Company. This report accepted unanimously.
Mr.. William +. Weld then moved that the same
committee be requested to solicit subscriptions III
aid of the Rutland Rond to the extent Of S24O,O0O.
On this motion there was considerable discussion,
and it was carried by hand vote, by large MAORI
ty. But Mr.. Belknap Of Windsor VT, doub ed
the decision of the Chair dec arug the motion car
ried, and called for and insisted upon stock vote
A ballot accordingly taken, 500 shares be-
ing represented, which resulted as ioows:-
In favor of the motion, 1903
Against 1t, 1857
SO the motion was rejected.
Several gentlemen addressed the meeting, ant
one from Vermont stated, after the ballot de
cared, that this the last time any attempt woulC
be MADE to obtain aid from the citizens OF Boston
towards bringing the business of Western Yer
mont in that direction. He stated that there wat
another route which would probably now be tried
and he hoped, with success. lie probably alluded
to conjunction with the Western Railroad, vii
North Adams and PItsfeld.
The meeting then adjourned Boston Courier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29
GF9The eminent British philanthropst, THoM-
AS CLARKsoN, is dead

o. The intimation of the Vermont Patriot that
Mr.. Rowell is a better Wing than Mr.. Chandler
will undoubtedly DE treated with due consideration
by the Wings of the fourth district; that is to say,
we presume they will consider the position, pur-
pose and character of the Witness
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29

0F7'The lecture of Mr.. Hornsby, on the subject
Of Photography, Monday evening, was satisfactory
and convincing. At the close of the lecture, q
gentleman read passage, at the ordinary rate Of
public speaking, which Mr. II. reported verbatim
and read correctly immedatcly after from his notes.
Mr. II. comes to this place well recommended as a
teacher. We undersan that he intends commenc.
ing class, at / o'clock, to-day, TO accommodate
persons unable to attend in the evening.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29
THE LOSS AT MONTERREY.

a letter from Matamoras of Oct.-l says the loss
Of both armies at Monterey was not much short Of
500 TO JC0 killed and wounded on each side II
also states that in one month Ampuda will be re-
inforced with $4,000 men under Santa Anna, and
that the Americans must have 10000 more volun-
teers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29
THE ELECTIONS.
MORE WING VICTORIES
OIIIO.


The Senate is tied, and the Wing majority In
the House is said to be ten only-several Lococos
slipping in by from to votes. In Members OF
Congress we are glad to say that the result is all
that could be desired inton is reelected, and the
Wings have gained Fire Members, counting Sam
uel Lahm in the 9Th district, who is pledged to
Wing measures throughout, though he has been n
liberal Locofoco III times past.
FLORIDA REDEEMED.
Returns from all tie Counties but six show q
Wing gain of $40, aud warrant the election of Ca
bell (Whig)to Congress by 300 majority AS far
as heard from, the Wings have Is representatives
in the House to Locos Senate 6 Wings TO Lo-
cos.
ALABAMA.
The returns from Yancey's district are very "a
vorable for Benan, Whig-in Counties his gain
is $40, and his election is considered certain.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The present members of Congress are all re-
elected, seven in number, called Calhoun Admin
istration mem. G. when John c. takes snuff The
whole seven sneeze in concert.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29
From the BROOKLYN Daily AdyerlIser.

AA Beautiful young Lady residing W. Street in this city,
has great and xpected benefit from
excellent Speeife-RAD, AY'S CHINESE INDICATED
SOAP. Some few weeks since she visit of
relatives in South New Jersey when she very
bitten by mquioes being at the time very much OK
pain aud irritation from the effects the M.quiioes aud much
from the unnatural arkness of her tanned
plexon. We recommended her that excellent Medca
led Compound, Railways Chinese Medcated soap she
piled with ADVICE and in three days, there not sim
gle spot bemh pmpe botch leiI her skn aud her
complexion is is fair The lilly. Ladies' secure whoul
delay cake of this soar will purify your
skim improve your compile xion and remove all dishguemens
entirely from the surface of your system. ~,
Sold at RAILWAYS Health Agency 81 Hudson street New
uoa,naiio, Y, ~ Wv WV " cow
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LOOK TO YOUR HORSES

0F@$l00 Saved, as good rs 500 Edrned.sf0
COCKRAN's HORSE LlNlM3NT, prepared according TO
" original recipe for SPIRAL u.s. spayins, Fresh Wounds
Stiffness and Swelling Of the Joints, Callous,s, Wndgals
Strains that has yet been discovered. 1t also
be embrocalon for Rheumatism Tor which il
better than the Opodedoc Price 90 2 bottle
No thrifty farmer should he Without
For sale by respectable druggists generally aud wholesale
and Teailhy the proprietor WILLIAM CoE, Worcester Mass
whom be addressed. Also, by w. FOWLER,
l35 Washington ST., ROsTON.
Caution purchHsersbe get 'CocHRANs prepared
by WILLIAM CoE Worcester, Mass,,-all others spu
nous. 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29
THE MEXICAN WAR.

The N. o. Delta of The 18th says, that there
has been another battle in which the Americans
were victorious when and where is not men
toned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29
MARRIED.

In Orange the 25th inst by Rev. Mr. Perkins, Mr. Morris
Woods of Guidhnll to Miss Rachel Beard of ewbury.
slice of the bridal loaf IS duly acknowledged by the P D.
In Mortified the 25ih inst by II. Carpenter Esq Mr. Ly-
s. Lewis of Duxbuy Miss MuindA A. Poland Of Water.
bury.
In North Troy the 10 ms. by Rev George sone Mr.
Cephas Fassot of Hydepark Mrs Cyena Davis of the form
place.
In this village on the 2ls inst by The Rev Mr. Grdley, Mr.
peleT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29


The origin developments and support of Worms in the I'm.
system, to be attributed uepraved and debated
of the stomach and bowels il being established
that where the digestion is unmpared and the general
powers OF the system in healthy state, they find
This preparation has the peculiar advantage only
also producing healthy
the stomach and other of eson thereby relieving
complaints arising from arrangement of the digestive
unpleasant the taste perfectly safe and adapted
tendcTest
ORASGE New Jersey, July l, 1916.
A. h. & D. SANDS:
VeTmluge about weeks since, for little
daughter aged years she had been unwe for several
with variety ofunfavoabe thought
she would into decline and die Her
cough which annoyed her much when asleep producing
ranguaon and complete pTostraon OF the system lhefe
gradual wasting of the flesh with sickness oil the stomach,
starting sleep grinding Of the teeth, itching of the
nose and other SYMPTOMS OF We the
and in few minutes II WIS thrown up ana second
dose was given directions which remained The
the evening" ana he next morn
ing produced operation of the bowels The htst dis
change brought away from forty to my worms some OF which
were twelve inches long. This was io"wed by three
which more worms than tho
rst eyacmnon and child passed IA all than hum
dred worms VeImiuso had ceased operating
urned m the sight, and seemed almost incredible be-
helm Witnesses to the fact, that she could
have lived with such in her bowels. Her health imme-
mnroyed all the undvorabe symptoms passed off,
and she Is entirely restored TO health. feel in duty bound
valuable medicine and would
known for the expulsion of
with feelings Of profound gratitude DR. Perry, remain,
'D' ''r JosEP3a EDWARDS.
Price % cents por vial.
Prepaed by Dr. H. f. PERRY, and sold wholesale retail
by d, D. SANDS Druggists log Fulton street, of
William, New York
Sold also by + RuEpFiELb Montpelier, Vt. 75o00,v
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29

THE RIGHTS OF LABOR, by Calvin Cotton;
New York, A. $. Barnes 81 Co.
A pamphlet of 81 pages, price % cents. When
we say that it is by the author Of the "Junus
Tracts" the style and general sentiments of the
book will be readily understood by most of our
readers. We hope it will be read by every Amer
lean citizen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29

LA BEAU llruL OOmPi.uXlON --LaIi,s an
Gentlemen who are desr0us Of possessing beautfa
cloar and transparency fair Complexion, with swce,
soft, delicate. and heauuf skin, recommended
that MAGICAL SKIS PURIFIER, RAILWAYS CHI
NESE INDICATED TOILET SOAP. This excel.
lent Soap is "a superior all other articles either f
toilet use, for removing tan, Sunbun Pmpl 49, Bluol
es Freckles and The ellec OF Musquu0 Bites Ptirkiy
Heat and in fact al bemshes and dsfguremenls of M
skin A few applications of tn valuable specific " l.
speedily transform DARK yellow and d,fgured vsago t..
brau flu, clear, and lively appearance Sold for u .
cents per cake n tbs MEDICINE AND PERFUME
ny DEPOT, OF HUDSON ST. n. Y , and also by q.
W, SCOTT, The only authorized agent in Monlpe or.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29

o. The Columbian Magazine for November il
one Of the best numbers Of that highly reputable
magazine. Engravngs superb.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29

FHIDIr WHtEI.tIla ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT AIa Probate Courl, hold
Washington Disuct S. I en- at Probate Office In
Montpelier, Wlhln and for SAID D.slrc The 81 dap
Of October 1916
Present, the Hon, j. T. Marslon, Judge.
4 n instrument purpoung To be the last viii and ties
y lament If Philip Wheeler, late Of Mansfield IN said
District deceased, beng presented to the Court here by
Mercy Wheeler, tho Exccurix therein named for Poo
ba'e-lI Is ORDERED by SAID Court thai all pei son.
concerned therein, be not fed appear ,f
SAID Court be holden at the Pfobate oli'e 10 ont
peller on the 18Th day of November A d 1876, o.
clock p NJ and shew cause # any they may have egains
thr Probate of SAID Will; Gr which pup II Is urthe
ordered that a copy Of The record Of Tins ORDER be pun
shrd three weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN the Vermont Walch
aud State journal neNs paPer p'lnIed at Monpe
her nfn esaid ms soon as may be-
a true copy Of record, -
50 Aust LYMAN BRIGGS, Reg'r
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MORE CURES OF SEATED CON
SUMPTION!
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS AND

DRUGGISTS.
Burlington, VT Nov. |, 1916.
Dr. BRADLEE: SirThe astonishing sale Of Buclans Hun
garan Basam obges order further supply. Please
before, suicency for six months We can give YOU IL
desire it, certificates from individuals who have
only relieved from Asthma Colds and Coughs but of
those who have heea brought up from
FIRMLY SEA ED CONSUMPTION!
and literally snatched from the grave As a remedy
complains confidently believe has surpassed
Yours PECK Il SPEAR.
Saco, Me. May Q5, l845.
DE-. BRADLEE Dear SThe Hungarian Balsam is, beyond
all question: perfect and admirable preparation for dis
of the Lungs have used 1t my family and in my
professional practice for than cars, with the most
uniform and entire success in of severe PULMONARY
aud conscicntiousy recommend all who
afflicted, the most CERTAIN REMEDY for such diseases
with which am acquainted.
Yours real ectiully, FRED'K T. STORER, NJ. D.
Sold in Montpelier by s. X COLLINS Burlington PECK
& SPEAR; Concord, N. II. ALLISON q GAULT; and by
JONA. SMITH, Chelsea VT 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29

In Mddosex, goth ns Mandaua Montagu, wife of Rufus
Montagn, aged 40 Printers in Massachusetts requested
On the 18th inst, in the of Oak, Rock Co.. w. r, Lem
uel Warren, aged So, native of Middcsex.
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NOTICE

hereby given that have this day gwen to my SON. VIM
H. PORTER his time during the remainder of his minority,
shall claim his DO accountable fol- any
debts OF his contracting aneT this date.
ALVIN l.. PORTER.
Warren Oct Of laA6 tgt
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Dress Goods.
WitheyeU 6 Mead

AVE Just received by Express supply Of RICH &
i FASHIONABLE PINS AND RINGS, silk Twist for
Tags and Purses Steul Beads &c. also Silver Noun
ebony and Roso Wood Canes, Silver Back Combs &c.
anted. Oct. %
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GENTLEMEN FROM
ABROAD.

DLEASE listen u IL We will show you very
\ Largo aud extensive assortment of BROAD CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, and VESTlNGS;
RICH DRESS GOODS sHA LIS, sCARFs, Black, Brown,
and Stone ccored Ihibot cloths Apacs, Rob ROYS aud
Gala PLAtDS for Ladies' CLOAKS. We will sell Goods at
prices which fail suit Please call and examine the
GOODS and PRICES ELLIS, WILDER, & Co.
Oct.
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Daguerreotype Artists
LOOE at this.

LOT of Polishing Stone, and Rouge, aud French CooIs
Prepnred hy the celebrated Chemist Baker, of Philadel-
mir Just received and for sale at the Drug Store of
OF 1l 1886. d. s. X. COLLINS.
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LOST.
BY EXPRESS.

MORE DRESS GOODS and CAsIMEREs received ant
I'VE will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. BY
Oct. 81 BALDWIN & SCOTT.