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January IL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15

The AMERICAN REvIEw.-We have received
the October number of this able Wing Review,
published and edited by Geo. II. Cotton, ] Is Mas
sau st. Now-York city. Its political articles are
characterized by ability, cOndor and dignity, and
for the literary department it is sufficient to say
that the contributors rank among the best Ameri-
can writer's. We again commend the work to the
patronage of the Wing party, and especially to Of
fcers of the State Government and members OF
the Legislature. Terms, SIS year in ADVANCE
The October number contains portrait of Senator
Crittenden of Kentucky.
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We understand that the Miami Indians are about
10 comply with their engagements, aud retire from
,, their late territory in Iowa. We happy to learn
that no force will be necessary to secure their
pliOnce.-Union.
A FReHTFuL MURDER. The Vicksburg (Ms.)
Wing of the 18th ult. contains letter from Milf
ken's Bend, giving an account of the murder that
recently occurred at Pawpaw Island. 1t appears
that Mr. Philip Wilkinson, his sons, John and Ed
ward, and young friend named Bogg, were going
across the Island on business, and without antici-
pating any difficulty In passing a cabin formerly
occupied BY some woodchoppers, shot was fired
on them, which killed Mr. Wilkinson, second shot
from the cabin struck Bogg in the thigh, breaking
the bone, and he received two balls Afterwards
John Wilkinson then tried to get shot al the con-
cealed nurderers, and was fred at several times
and finally compelled to fly for assistance and save
his lie The wife and daughter of Mr. Wikin-
son hearing the firing, repaired to the spot and
there discovered Mr. W. dead, and the two others
wetering in their blood. The murdercrs feL, but
were taken, and are in custody in Madison parish,
in this State.
Horrible TRAGEDY. The Warsaw (Ky.) Her
aid states the following dreadful account: 1t seems
that Mr. Edes had got mic a with his wife, and
that she had sent for Mr. John Green, the husband
of her sister, to interfere and protect her. Mr. g.
first sent his son, youth about man grown, and af
terward followed with some other men about his
house. When he got into the yard of Ede's house,
he made threats, &c, which induced Edes to come
out. Just as Edes opened the door, young Green
stepped up before his father, who had previously
armed himself with an axe, and received the blow
which his father aimed at Edes. The axe pene-
trated through Just under his shoulder blade 10 his
heart and he died instantly, utterng but groan.
None of the parties had been arrested; they resi-
ded about five miles down the river.
o. Rev. Robert n. Smith, of the Hethodist
Episcopal church, Withdrew from the Odd Fellows
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SCHOOL CONVENTION.

Convention of Town superntcndents Teachers and other
friends Education the county of Lamoe will be holden at
the Court House in ydepaIk, Wednesday October 29t at
ten O'Clock, A. NJ
A general attendance il respectfully solicited
Teachers Institute, under the direction OF H. Gillam A. NJ
of the State NewYok, expected to Morris
Vile Monday, Nov 3D. nine O'Clock a. NJ to continue
probably days The to Teachers will be
very tihng. -.. . ~, -, -
Morrsyille, Oct. 9TH, 1876.
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THE GOVERNMENTAL 1NsTRUcToR.- Among the
large number Of books claiming the favor of the
Superintendent of Common Schools, is the Gov
ornmontal Instructors by J. b. Shurtlef In coun.
try where the people the source of all political
power, and every member of the body polite pos
sesses not only the influence which his talents and
character entito him to, but the positive power OF
voter IN numerous elections, it is certainly singu-
lar that the principles of government have not long
since formed branch of study in every class OF
schools. The attempt to make it so now, it seems
to us ought to be encouraged, and we trust an ex-
animation of Mr.. Shurtleif's book will be made du-
ring the meeting Of the County Superintendent
about to be holden.
Smiths New Geography also presents strong
claims for favor 1t is somewhat after the style OF
Morses but presents advantages over it in some I'M
portaht respects
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vo,mont coIonizntion Society

The Twenty-sevenh Annual Meeting of the Vermont Colon
zaon Society will be hoden Providence permitting, IN The
Brick Church in Montpelier THURSDAY evening, the l5tf
inst d. Lugenbee the Colonial Physician, now in this cou
ry has been invited and address the meeting Ad
dresses are expected also from other gentlemen The friends
Freedom of African improvement invited to attend the
meeting j. X. CONVERSE,
Oct list 1916 Sec. VT. Col. Society,
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vIKMoYT HIsToRICAL SOCIETY.

The Annunl Meeting OF the Vermont Historical and Aniqna
ran Society," will meet the Court House in Montpelier,
The Sd Thursday 18th Of October inst At O'clock NJ for
choice of officers aud business and in the evening the Rev D.
Butler will deliver address before the Society," at the Free
Church or in the Representatives Hall in the state House
ID. p. THOMSON, Secretary.
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AS Fam THE LILLY. Railways Celebrated Chinese
INDICATED SOAP is indeed wonderful discovery For
what in her miraculous works have left unfnised this
celebrated Soap has completed Look, for instance, that
dark saow, pimped and dsfgured vnge! How annoying
the sight object But look at that lovely, clear, and
transparent oomplexon How beautiful to look upon How
the ewes gaze with delight, behOdng object
beauty Why is there much difference between these
objects? Because the has used that valuable mcdcatcd
compounl-RADWAY'S CHINESE INDICATED SOAP
which has emdicaed every vesge of TAM pimpas, spots,
bemishes, dsguremens, and all unsightly erupons while
has neglected the advice of her friends by not using
this valuable compound and Of course suffered the
this excellent Soap tIial, If
skin either dark, saow rough dsfsured, Railways Chi
nese Medcatcd Soap will make il fair as the Lilly and rem
der il sweet and healthy, soft and transparent
Price IL per cake. Wholesale and Retail o. Ilud
Street, n. Y. Sold also by
BALDWIN, SUIT II co. Montpelier, Vt.
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OPINION OF THE PRESS.
From the Sentinel and Rcformcr Worcester, Mass
INIsTAR,S RAlSAM OLE Wild EuEKRN.


MlSTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The beneficial effects of this remedial Composition aston
shng the world and make of the most popular med
cnes now known. For Coughs Colds and Consumptvo
its powers established by testimonials
the highest character In the first Stages of the disease termed
Catarrhal Consumption originating from neglected colds has
with Underwriting and hundreds acknowledge
they the restoration of their health this invaluable mcd
cine.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS.
For sale by 5. w. FOWLE, 13s Washington ST. Boston, also
0I5-For sale by S. P. REDFIELD, Montpelier, VT.
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MARRIED,

In Hartford Oct 9TH by the Rev. j. X Lord, Mr. Reuben
Dutlon TO Miss Sarah j. Campbell.
I'm his village u ns by Rev. A. G. Button Mr. o. H. Dem
;oa IN Mrs susan ID. Cutler, both of Montpelier.
In West Derby Sept %, by Rev a. H. Twilight, Mt George
pcrce of Waterloo wisconsin, to Miss Harriet Severance, OF
Derby. N " nh AZ, Aior,
Al nov Of Irasbu,rh VT. 20 Miss Fanny NJ. Gates.
In Charlestown, Ms 9TH inst by Rev Mr. Ellis John r.
WEIGH TO Emelne c., daughter OF John SKINNER Esq
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DIR. Il. GRAINS PATENT SPINO-
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,

~
ID ENG combination of the Spinal Abdominal and Shoulder
ID Brace which in the OF application simplicity Of
styc and the aud eei given, promises upeGcede all
other inventions for tho relief and of Curvues Of
Spne Pain and Weakness of the Back and Sides Pain in the
Chest attended with cough aud uboIous breatg papta
Of the heart Abdominal Weaknesses and indeed all
of the kind susceptible of relief by mechanical support. 1t is
particularly applicable for people of edentary habits STOPPING
POSTURE round shoulders attended with weak lungs,
keeps the body and susnns the spinal column and keeps
it its natural and upright position, draws back the shoulders,
aud susans the abdominal visceru and the
chest thereby giving free action the lungs and Other
nal organs.
They received tho unqualified appreciation of the mod
cal Faculty far they have been introduced, which can be
shown by the certificates and letters of rccommendn
have received from professional brethren of high
standing, among whom " would refer to
AMOS TN ITCHEL, NJ ID. of eeno, n. II.
SAMUEL WEBER, Charlesown, NJ II.
BENZ. Il. PALMER, NJ. D. OF Woodstock, VI
ROBERT b. CRAM, I" ofWeuthorsfold. VI
Tho above instruments manufactured and mpOv we'd by
Dr. II. f. and n. j. GRAIN Springfield VT Ply scians aud
Druggists supplied upon liberal terms
n. h. DR.. H. p. GRAIN has taken for few days,
Mrs kmbas Temperance House, Montpelier, VI. where he
may be consulted with respect the of his Instruments
Physicians Of the Places those visiting respectfully
invited call aud examine the instruments, aud pass then
Judgment on the same.
Montpelier, October o. 1916. 2dtf
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CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs q VESTAs-,1ls.
VERY Cheap by BALDWIN & SCOTT
October o. S7wad

JASON CARPENTERs ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court holden at
washington District, IS. I Montpelier, within and
for said district the 10th day Of October A S46;
| EMAN CARPENTER, Executor the estate of
Jason Carpenter late Of Watsfeld, in said district
deceased axes application to said Cour; extend the
time heretofore allowed him pay The egaccs and debts
due from said estate and settle his admnis ration
until some future Gay-Whereupon it ia ordered by said
Court HAT said application he herd at the Probate Office
in said Montpelier, the 30h day Uf October, 1876 at
one O'Clock p NJ And it j. further ode ed that notice
hereof be given the ced Of said estate, and all
others concerned by publishing the substance Of said APP
p'lcoon and orders thereon. the Vermont Waterman
and Safe journal, newspaper printed at Montpelier
orcsald AZ least three weeks successvcy before the time
appointed for :hc hearing ofsad application
By the Court
Aucs, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
truc copy Of Record,
81 Annsl. LYMAN RRLGGS. Ranisicr.
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NOTICE..

VNS ccrics that have given my SON. Henry u. Cady
his timo and shall neither claim his earnings pay any
debts of his contracting after this date CALVIN CADY.
Roxbury, Octobor g, 1886. 81
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LITuOGRAPIlIC PRINTS.

N. CURRIER, No. 80 spruccroc after lst of November
his OLD stand No. IS! Nssau Of Spruce, nearly oppost
PRINTS, from to 10000 u hours notice. His assofmen
the most extensive in the United States and consists amos
exclusively OF original drawings executed hy the best artists
tho country Agents supplied at small advance the cost
mobilization.
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,uEAP FOR CASH.

YIN hSDs
A large assortment of DRY GOODS,-llARD WARE
n CROCKERY, GLASS WARE and GROCERIES, will be
sold Uw-no mistake.
BALDWIN & SCOTT.
October Q, 1876 e7wad.
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JOHN H. WILLIAMS, son Il CO., Importers and Manufic
turors of LOOKING GLASSES, LOOKING GLASS PLATES
&c. No. 3l5 carlsiroet, Composite Peck Slip
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CUTLERY, &C.
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