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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17
TU'NTR ER..

IAUMI BER.
I'VE subscribers having taken the Yard formerly
p ed by B. BUFFUM now offer for sale large as
sortment OF all kinds OF
BUILDING AND FINISHING LUMBER,
and would respectfully invite the attention Of all waRting
any thing in their Line TO their stock
For the past week they have been receiving very arse
shipments from the east and ii has arrived in excellent
order. and is for sale at the lowest market PRICES
Shingles-sihingles.
100000 Double Extra Shaved CEDAR.
800 OoO do do do PINE.
100 600 do do Sawed Pine and Cedar.
200 900 Extra Pine and Cedar Sawed and shaved
Persons in want of perfect covering for their roofs
viii find the largest and hest Of Shingles in
our Yard at Washns Square which we will be happy
TO furnish them on the best OF terms.
Worcester, mo. 10. dwtf C.&O.K EkRLE$
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Shoe BUYERS! Now is Your Time
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street, "a new Street
ID running west fom Main Street north OF the residence
Of Abel Jaques, Esq) Also. Austin Chandler, Chats
ham, Newbury, and Quincy Streets. a6
he nb' We Lots are now Tor The first lime offered or
sale. The laad adjoining hem being built upon and heir
pleasant location near Main street, makes Them the
desirable Lots in the city. Terms TO suit the pur
chaser. l.. g. 5. P. HARRINGTON,
Aug &c. dwtf IL Portland Street
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REMOVAL.

Y HE subscriber has removed from Court Mills TO
Doct HeyWOod's building, CENTRAL STREET, where
he VII continue TO manufacture Boot and Shoe Patterns
42pe Tree Cocoa BorWood, and Lienum pitoe Treein
Sacks; Stitching Benches, Peggins Jacks Cutting Boards
star and Fence BALrsTERs. job work and Wood Turn
ing done to order. GERRY VALENTINE
Worcester, April 9, ls49. dwIy
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FOR SALE,
- A VALUABLE ESTATE No. II Summer ST.
,a.aE consisting OF House, Barn. and Buiidlg Lot.
supply good and durable water, With many de.
raole privileges, when examined. dtf March S.
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Dwelling Houses for Sale.
~ HOUSE on Salem Street-one on Orange St.
M aad one Otis Slreet-wi be sold reason.
&s&able terms. FRANCIS Ii. DEWEY,
June IL. diff 202 Main St.
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WE MULE j HE LANNUAUE
used by those who have ben cured by this valuable medcn.
Que says 81 have suffered beyond my power but
now rejoice IN being fully restored to health happiness
Another says, 81 thank God feel that am well man. |
also leel my eduiy proclaim the Of The earth
tina. those similarly afflicted may find relief Anot her who
Ia an
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THOMAS & MILES, 1869 Main ST, Cincinnati, Ohio, Gen
era agents for the United States 10 whom all communc son
must be addressed postpaI Sold by A. 3. Sands 100
Fulton st. N.York Tompkns, and S.W. FowIe Boston
D. SCOTT JR CO., Forester, and by The prncipa;
Druggists and MercaDts the U. States Canada Mexco
and west indies 4s weep d2awlya2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
Ladies', Female Seminary.

This institution, under the direction OF the
Misses Wilcox and Hitchcock, has been in ope-
ration for eight months, to the satisfaction of its
friends and patrons. These ladies' have met
with great success in their efioits and have
shown themselves 10 be effective and accom-
plished teachers. Their school in three terms
has advanced from fourteen TO over fifty pupils
Their view is to unite moral and religious inhu-
ences with sound intellectual training, and to
excite their pupils TO good order and persevering
study by appeals to their heart and conscience
They wish 10 impant desire of excellence
rather than Of cxceiDg in the minds OF their
scholars. This seminary, in the character Of The
teachers and in their un,iring cxerticns for the
moral and mental culture Of their pupils, cotn-
mcnds itself TO the regard of parents, and affords
facilities for superior education. The next
term commences on the 18th OF November.
Cow.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
Disorganization Proposed!

Vermont at las, has specimen of the inner.
enl depravity Of radical ocoficoism; of that
which once manifested itself by rebellion in
Rhode Island. and by palpable violation Of law
by the locotoco branch of the Legislature oi
Ohio. The Vermont Patro, openly commands
cath us Legislators, and TO make iuctious opposi-
ton 20 all measures of Legislation which, happen
TO he proposed by Whigs-opp, upon mere
parry grounds, ,otally Irrespective of The merits
of Those measures, and Of the public interest! -
That there may be no misunderstanding in this
important matter, we quote entire the article OF
the Patriot:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
Locofoco majority,

G-}~The Freeman notices The fact that NUN.
bers are leaving home for California, and among
them two young men fom it own Office adding
This questionable compliment:
ave hope those vino are going will get their
morals Insured as well as their lives"
To prevent any unjust differences from this an
nouncoment we remark, that the company of a
dozen young men about TO leave Montpelier is
composed OF good mechanics, all Of whom, Sc
far us we know, are also men of quite as good
reputation as that of their nelghbors. We will
publish their nores when the list is completed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
WING Prosoription---The Proof.

Willie the Patrio, is reekng with abuse oi
Icr,satnrs, individually and collectively, and
rceklcssly squirting on tho members Of its own
parv to course Of Reorganization akin at least
IN treason itself I'VE take the occasion to say ,
that neper has there been session in which the
minority has been more liberal to The minority
than hos this been 50 far.
The county Of Esar is Wing yet the best
office in the county has been given TO loco
WV. HFYwt Cd in. Esq is Stnte's Attorney.
The county of Grand Isle is Wing; yet the
best office in that county hns been gwen 10 u
locu-and one of The hrmes aud ablest in that
section of tie State. Hon. GILES llAREiNGroN
is States Attorney.
The county Of Uindsor is Wing: yet one Of
the very best uficcs IN that strong Wing couu-
" has been given To n loco "a Jealous loco--lo
no other than the father of one Of the publish
crs of the VERMONT PATRIOT! JosLPn
b. DANroRTn, Esq. OF Barnard has been elect
cd Judge Of Probate for the District of Hartford
Such is Wing Prescription, as it appears upon
the record Of the nominations Of Uhig County
Conventions and Of the elections of Hhig
JON t Assembly. There may be Other instances,
of which we are not apprzed. These happen
to be within our knowledge -and they are en-
ough for our purpose. When did three ocoio.
co counties in Vermont ever, in any one year,
concede their best appointments to Wings? We
challenge the Patriot 10 parallel the Wing lib
crafty ui 1919 by equal lUcufocO liberalny in a.
ny year since lucolucuism was born. Let it
meet this challenge fairly, or sink beneath the
contempt of all decent men.
And now a word on political lberahy. We
hold TO the constitutional power OF the Joint AS.
sea bly-tbat it may aud ought, to elect at dis
creion. We hold that sound policy and stric,
justice require it 10 reject nominations unfit TO
be made, and 10 "proscrlbe prescription" But
We do not hold 10 ilhberallty in any case, except
whore provoked and justified by an Liberal aud
proscriptlve spirit on the part OF our opponents
When they offer The sword, let them "pe.ish by
tho sword" When they are ready to respond
to wing lberality by u liberal spirit on their part,
let The wings met them fairly. This is our no.
ton Of Long Team and political lberalIty-
These are the views expressed by us when the
wing press of Bennington and Windham sug.
gesed the matter to the public. These are gu,
views stl-aud on this issue wo are ready l.
appeal 10 the people Of Vermont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01

Bennington Probate District.

AS tins district is occupying the attention OF
he people ut this time, few facts may not be
very unlnterestng to some. The votes in county
convention in that district were four oi Black
man f.. Brownell, the present Judge, and 5 for
JOSIAH Wright. The three towns, Bennington,
Powna and Searsbureh, winch voted Tor Brown
ell, and the whig Senator ul,o making four.-
the population Of the three towns in 1910 as
5lC2. The pnpuainn of Glastonbury. Rraus
boro, Shnllshu'y, Stamford aud Wnndnrd, which
voted FIR Wright was 1854. Tine Grand Lis
o. the three towns THIS year Is SlI 637 62. The
Grand list of the five towns is 81 go 50 Ii
majority Of the people and the property have any
weight in line decision, | cannot conceive how
any injustice has been done IN the appointment
of Judge Bruwnc!l. II the town OF Glastonbury
which contains SO inhabitants, and giving ~
voles for Needbam only had been taken from
the five towns, the vote would have been a lie in
county convention, aud no fault found with the
election as it nov is. II is also asserted by
some that the wings are in possession Of nearly
all the property. If this is so, is 1t not reasoaa-
BILE that they should have Judge oil Probate that
among their heirs ? and should suppose that
from The election OF Judge Browuell, wing
from Powna for Representative few years
since, when the lncoioco candidate mad C6 ma
jory for Governor, shows that his OF ponents
had some confidence in hun. y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01

Sir John Frdnkiins arctic Expedition In the
tegraphic report of The foreign news which we
published yesterday, mention made of intel.
llgence having been received in England of Sir
John Frunk'in's Expedition, and also of the ships
OF Sir John Ross, which were sent TO search for
it. BY the arrival Of the whaling barque McLel-
lam from Davls's Stratus at New London, news
IS receive direct from the Straits. Capt Chap
@, Of the Mcclellan, Informed the New London
Chronicle that
about the 1T Of August, while the McLcl-
Ian lay IN Ponds Bay. an udentulon of Baflin's
Bay, in lat. "a, Ion. ~. the natives of the coast
came on board the Chicilain, an English whale.
man, and gave Information by Signs. that two
large ships were then YIN in Prince Regeot's
lnlei, aud had been there last IN the ice for four
seasons; and being asked with regard To those
on board. whether they we're dead or alive, they
replied IN the same way that the crews were NOT
asleep (llat Is not dead but we're all WE'LL
THIS information WIS considered by The Ennlsh-
uian AM! by Capt. Chapel, as Indicating that the
ships Of Sir john Fpnklln we're clearly meant.
Tie Engshman landed at Cupe Hay, me
distance IRON Puuds Bay, u quantity OF coal and
PROVISIONS VITA winch his ship was furnished by
me BRUSH government, fer the use OF the long
Inisflhg shps, II they Should chance to come
mere, aH they would he Obliged to do on Their
return to England. This Is certainly the latest
news from that quarter, and there is possibility,
perhaps probability, that the comma nder of the
unfortunate expedition, ana his crews nre still
awe. lie ven grant that it n,ay be 81 !"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01

Grand Dicison Of Permont. The annual SEES
sion Of the Safe organization OF the Sons OF
Temperance was held in this village on Tuesday
of last week, G. w. p. Thomas T.. PoweIs pre-
siding. lar-e representation from the 81 Di.
visions in the State was present. The officers
for the ensuing year are -Rev. s. p. Williams,
of Montpelier, &. w. Patriarch; Ralph A. Sew
erance, OF Suxton's River. q. w. Associate: W.
w. Wells, OF Waterbury, Grand Scribe ; Chas.
w. Warren, Of Hartland, Grand Treasurer; -
Rev. ]. Sargent, OF Barre Grand Chaplain ia
cob Dewey, of Mlddlebury, Grand Conductor ;
j. c. Spadng, OF Proctorsvlle, Grand Sentinel.
Arrangements were made for attending the
National Division, in Boston, on the oh oil June,
next.
The order appears to be progressing rapidly
in this State. Uhirersaiisi Waich
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
IRELAND.

a faint effort has been made TO revive the
political excitement Of the country. Con-
Citation Hall has been open, aud letters of
adhesion, as of old, have been read from the
chair, and .c25 Is of rent has been collected.
John O'Connell, is of course the principal
lion of the day, but we look in vain in his
opening speech for any new grevance.-
Whether the first weeks success in collect
ing rents will be maintained, appears very
doubtful. a.
The accounts from Ireland relative totie
potato are painfully distressing. The dis
tress of the people will it is SAID be greater
than at any previous period, as the means of
those able TO afford them relief will he more
exhausted. The intelligence from England
and Ireland is deficient IN regard to the ex-
tentofthe disease
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
HOUSE.
MONDAY, Oct. 90.

MONDAY, Oct. 30.
Prayer by The Rev. Mr.. Mauser.
Mr. Cree was appointed II member Of the
General committee, IA place OF M. Mourc ub-
sent.
The committee on Roads had leave To sr
during the session of the House ,o-dal
Bits. by Mr. Deane, relating To the Ashue
lot rall road COMPANY referred 10 The commute,
Oh roads, BY Dir. Wright OF ShorehalD, 10 u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01

Indies al a Premium. AT the Cattle Show
IN keene, N. H., Mrs. Rev. a. A. l.ivermor.
oblnhtd The premium for the best bread And
further, II, the Bourbon (Ky.) Agricultural Fair,
MRS Ihapman Coleman, daughter OF Gov. Cru.
'ehdeh' received The premium, 500 cup, iol
me oest SIX quit made with her own hands. |,
Is a good indication To see aides contend,np for
premiums IN manufactures.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
The Whig Gag.

Since orr neighbor Of the Patriot SO persever.
ingly and eloquently Genounccs Wing Gag rae,
we call the attention Of our readers to the fact
tina, half day was given on FRIDAY to "ireedom
Of speech in the JOINT Assembly; and that or
good loco friend Rice If S. was permitted tn
speak his mind, out OF order as well as IN order
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01

o. The abolition prty proper in New York
have eschewed the coalition aud nominated \
coored gentleman Of great ability, Rev. 5. r
Waid, Tor Secretary OF State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01

II
WtSTAk'S DALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
introduced the year 1885 aud has been well tested in
the complaints for which II recommended, For ten
years has proved ecaalous remedy Or Coughs
Colds, nfleoza, uroaehs, Asthma and Gonsunl ton la
Aiw1ys s,snoi l. NUTS "a tho wrappcf 45a
For sale by REDFlELD & GRANNIs Montpelier, $. X.
Collins, dni French Walker, barre e. 4 a &. rlcneh,
rainhodi 1hubeI x BoSles Washington Dickinson aud
psasuu, Chelsea, - ara
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
Aids-de-Camp to the Governor.

We understand tat HIS Exceleucy Governor
COOLIDGE has rc-apponed the following gentle
men to be his Alds-de Camp for the year ensu
ing:
Col. Timothy II. Hall, Of Westminster,
Col. David S. Church, Of Middlebury,
Col. Dan Tracy, Of Woodstock,
Col. Don p. Carpenter, IF Moretown.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

1t has been rumored that the Hungarian
refugees near Widdin, the leaders excepted,
have applied for leave to return to the Aus
trian territory, and their request will be
granted The statement that Gorgey had
been shot at Kagcrlar by brother of Count
of Zicky, who was executed by the Hunga-
rian, has been contradicted
Several Hungarian ladies besides KS
suths mother and Guyoi's wife, are kept in
close Imprisonment by the Austrian author
tiles. The previous news relative to the
surrender of Comorn, is fully confirmed, az
ter the patriots who held possession of the
fortress, succeeded in making very favorable
terms with Austria.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
SARDINIA.

The Ministry having demanded unsuc-
cessfully ofthe chamber of Deputies author
ity to sell 900, 900 francs of rents, in order
to pay the first instalnent of the indemnity
due to Austria, it has officially been att
nounccd that the Chamber at Turin will be
dissolved. Report says that an extensive
and formidable conspiracy has been dIscov-
cred in Piedmont, which was to have bro
ken out at Genoa on the occasion Of the
landing of the body Of Charles Albert
1t appears from the French and Piedmon-
tese correspondence, seized by the Turin
authorities, that the consPirators on both
sides the Alps reckoned on the refusal of
the French army of the Alps to march
against them, and there is good reason to
believe that if they had consented to march
into Italy at all, it would be To give their
support to the Piednoutese patriots, and
not to Cypress them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
DIE. WIsTAEs's
Balsaln Of tViid cherry.

For Consumption ihe Lung, Liver Complaints Coughs,
Gods, AsthmI Htouohtis, Group, Whoopng
Cough, luhIeuza, &c
This celebrated and ufhhr remedy discovered soma
ton wears nlu. since that time il has ny merits,
bnen Iipn, surely and safely working way through tho
opposition 0f quseks and communicates. unil by ITS irlo
value aud intrinsic euce, hts gained it itself
enyiahll popularity uud established Use in the condde
OF an gnnl uul en hieuod puhc iroa end al
continen the uthVf The Testimony ri thousands who
vu hron and cured BY this valuhe utuea, wi
hlt II stands unuvaiedat tae head Of all other mod
icnes ut tho d.eascs which recommended.
he genuine To. Nisia,'s iasam ol Wild Chefry nav
duly appointed ns, aud all respectable denle
edcne, all cities aud important owns through
mIle knln.. NamAhn mo nllll.l IrlNInAua
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01

Tennessee. The official canvass Of votes 70
Governor results thus:
Trousdllc, LoculucU Savocrai 6l,740
Blown, Wing, G0@5O
Locofoco majority, 1880
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-11

FARM LFE.-Oh, il 10 sad, il is sickcning
TO remark how few farmers sons really love
the vocation Of their fathers, deligh, in fol-
lowing, and glory in the hope Of improving
and adjoining il! Seeing little Of farming
life but its drudgcry and unintellectuali,y,
nearly every one who has a soul above
breaking colts and skinning woodchucks, is
off TO the city at the first chance-:hey oil
jump Ut the chance to measure tape nj five
dollars per month, and lodge three deep in
. seven by nino garrett, or to cruelty Black
stone sfresh 10 any low pcttiioggcr's den
in any corner Of tho wide world. How
many Of them do you suppose arc applying,
waiting, coaxing, soliciting for some chance
they hardly care what-to break AWAY
from the dull parental home, in tho assured
conviction that farmers life and thorough
mental cultivation are incompatible? This is
tho vital error VIC would demolish by dis
seminaiing the truth that in vocation is
scientific knowledge and mental elevation
moro desirable or more useful thnn in that
Of the farmer.-Lor0ce Greedy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-11

The knickcrbockcr, for November, pub
fishes On article, entitled Pathological
Fragment, showing the origin Of many Ia
miliar words, from which We take the fol-
lowing PASSAGE
Chap 10 another word about which am
in tho dark:
ut 10 Abbreviated from chapman Gus
toner; thus, the slang phrases, n queer
chsp,''a queer customer the latter being
sometimes sgrecably shortened 10 queer
cus.' Apropos Of cpi,he,s, scamp and
'seoundrer are Of military birth; the for.
mer from crcampo, !. .. a desertcr; and the
latter from tho Italian sccondcre rouio, TO
abscond when the roll 10 called. Ounce
curiously enough, from the famous John
Scott, Of Duns. Holingshead, in his chron-
iclcs, says, .whoso surpasseth o,here, either
in caviling, sophis,ry, or subtle philosophy,
10 forthwith johannes Duns Scotus) mic.
named q duns.' The term is now Of course
like wseacre) used ironically. MAINLY
pamby,' 10 another. MAINLY is the nick
name (nommc dc nique) for Ambrose; aud
the character Of 'namby .pamby'is attached
to poetry Of the weak and washy style
much affected by Ambrose Philips. to whose
school il WINS fire. applied. The N. prefix.
cd to the contraction Of proper names, a.
Ned for Edward. Nell for Ellen, Mol for
Oliver, ETC., was caused by the possessivc
Of endearmcn,, mine, used in connection
with them: A. minc Ed. !, mine ELL, etc.
but mine going out Of fashion, and giving
place to tho moro modern my, the sound Of
the n. was retained. Tho same cause may
be assigned for nuncle being SO spelled in
the books
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-11
YNDlAN CHOLAGOGUE--Thi. ia

- nous medicine is now offered to the citizens
OF s. Louis and surrounding country rs q safe
and certain cure fcr Fsrer and .4gxe. Chill Ferey,
Intermittent Etrers and all Bilious d.scases Incl.
dent to the West. II is also an exccLen, remedy
for Larer Complaint and .4gue Cake or Enlarge
racnt Of the Spleen. The great popularity OF this
remedy 10 owing to its superior medical virtues,
as the agents employed are Of the most potent
and efIidient kind known in Mat. rim Mcdica.
The Indian Caoiosgue is entirely Vegetable ia
its ingredients and perfectly harmless in al ito
qualities and 10 universally acknowledged 10 be
the most agreeable and effcciual CURATIVE Of rc-
yer and Aguc and Bilious Complaints known to
the civilized world. II i. always safe and ALWAYS
effectual. Give il trial.
0.Price 81 % per Bottle.
Prepared in New York BY DR. FeuchswsngeY.
For sole BY DR. Easteriy, South East corner Of
Third and Chestnut streets, St Louis, NO., Agent
for the West.
0..7-For sale by SANDERS, Druggist. Agcn,
for Davenport, Iowa. Aug II