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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23
SENATE.

Mr.. Root of Bennington county has lost hi'
election by .fys votes, and Mr. hutchinson o
Orange county probably by one or hco! so th'
Senate will stand thus wings 20, opposition 10
last year 81 to 0.
Bennington Co.-Thomas McDanies, james
Martin locos.
Windham. John r. Blake, Ira Goodhue, Ash
ley Stone; wings.
Rulland-Thomes F. Bogus. Harvey Shaw
Anon Bailey; wings
Windsor Crosby Miller Asa h. Foster
Thomas B. Harvey, Benoni Buck wings.
Addison-E3ward Seymour, Bella Howe =
wings.
Orange
Chiitenden-Rola Gleason, wings Ira Wit
tiers, John Parker, freesoil.
Washington-Cha G. Eastman, Royal
Wheeler; locos.
Charles G. Eastman, loco, l9is
Royal Wheeler loco, 26G6
E. P. Walton r. whig, 1852
James Green, whig, 1923
John Gregory, freesoil, s2i
Horace HOLSTER, 81
Scattering, ii
Caledonia-Joshua Stevens, Mordecai Hale
wings.
Franklin-Harmon Northrop, George Green,
silas Carpenter; wings.
Lamoille-George w. Bailey, freesoil.
Essex-Henry l.. Watson, loco.
Grand Isle--Ira Hill, whig.
HOUSE
glastonbury, John II. Madison,
StarksJoro', Sidney Sayles, f. gain.
Brighton, whig.
Wings l03, opposition 81.
Last year, Wings ll2, opposition 100.
Wing majority this year ~
last year ~
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TIE CASvAss Is TrNNEssEE.-There is no
mlsaking the spirit of the Wings in Tennessee.
In no State in the Union have the Wings enter.
ed upon the canvass with a greater array Of tai
eni and a more determined zeal, than in Ten
nessee. A great many important changes are
daily taking place from the Locoioco to the
Wing ranks. Among the encouraging signs
every where apparent, we notice letter from
Lieut.. j. W. Shields. of Sewer county, which
appeared few days ago in the Knoxville Re
gister, in which the writer, a Democrat. declares
his determination to support Gen. Scott lie
SAYS;
-" was a Democrat, and at first felt like sup
porting Pierce but when remembered the tfi-
ais and dangers ! had gone through with while
under Scott, did not feel that could do my
feelings justice and vote against him"
lie declares Gen. Scott as noble a commad-
er as ever went forth to battle and says
when heard my brave old commander abus-
ed, ! could stand 1t no longer . adding;
You. my brother soldiers, remember how he
visited the hospitals in the City of Mexico. and
how he administered to the wants of the sick
furnishing each man with a shirt, blanket and
pair OF shoes, and one dollars worth of tobac-
co; and l. for one drew all these comforts. and
a knapsack also, as did all others who lost theirs
in batte.7
lie further says-"The soldiers under Scots
command love him. YOU fellow soldiers. re-
member when he was arrested you remember
The morning he left the army for the United
States and what was done that day. Yes, every
regiment marched around his quarters, clad with
badge of mourning, in order to show how they
nonored and loved him. You know ne had or
aers not 10 cheer; but one Of the volunteer
did, &c.
THIS Is lha sort of sentiment that will give to
Zen Scott thousands of votes an ong his old
soldiers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23

" The nomination of Troupe and Quitman,
tor President and Vice President, by the State
Rights Southern Convention, has created great
alarm among the followers of Pierce and King
down South. 1t is fatal to their hopes of carry
ing either Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina
or Georgia, should electoral tickets be run in
ihose States, and from appearances State Rights
tickets will be run in each of them. Thus one
by one fade like mist, the hopes Of the New
Hampshire attorney being elevated to position
to which neither his talents For services ever
gave him a title
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23
Great Rally for Scott, Graham
and the Union.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND WINGS IN
COUNCIL.

BALTIMORE, Sept lith 1852
The Wings Of Baltimore celebrated the ami.
versaries of the Battle of North Point. which oc-
CURED on the 18th OF September, 1914, and Gen.
SCOTS entrance into the city Of Mexico, which
took place Sept. nth, 1917, last evening. by a
rally in favor OF" Scott, Graham and the Union, -
in Monument Square. The square was brill
ianuy illuminated in honor of the occasion. and
such vast eoncourse of the people as was gath
cred together was never before seen in the mon
umenial city. There were at least 2j0O0 per-
sons assembled IN the square IN front of the
speakers stand. The delegations from the diff
ierent wards marched on to the ground with
bands of music, and IN the lines Of the different
professions | noticed some beautiful Transparent.
ces, with excellent mottos. The scene present.
ed 10 the eve from the speakers stand, during
the display of fireworks which occurred at in
tervals during the evening, was an exciting one
1t was one sea of human faces The meeting
was not dissolved until halfpast / | o'clock, with
loud cheering for Scott and Graham. The
Wings Of Baltimore were astonished themselves.
TO see such an immense gatherng-the had no
idea Of the enthusiasm among the people for the
old Conqueror, Patriot and Statesman General
Scott. The call was sounded, and 10 the poo
pie were out IN their lnght and strength, to do
hun honor.
trust the Wings Of Baltimore VIII follow up
this most auspicious gathering by thorough or
ganization Of the party, the only means by which
success can be obtained.
The locoiocos held a mass meeting last even
ing. also, an Exchange Square, but it was a mea-
gre affair, compared with that of the Wings
and very little enthusiasm was manifested
The Wings of Maryland are at work, and they
expect to render good account of themselves
IN November next. A. II. Il.
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MAINE ELECTION.
A GREAT WING VICTORY !!

The Wings have elected IL Senators, while
at most the I.ocos have chosen but =. The
Wings will consequently have the organization
Of the Senate, and probably viii retain perma-
nent ascendency.
The following is the result in the Senate;
JTJ;ps Democrats
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23

ASHES Sales have been made to a eonsia'
cradle extent at s. 624 - IS Tor Pearls
Pots not so much in demand.
BUTTER The market is very firm WIZ
short supply. Strictly prime New YORK ali
Vermont dairy sells at IL pic common a1'
Canadian is lsc larger supplies are anuell''
ted the present week.
CHEESE In fair demand at a 73e for iilo
best diaries in boxes, and reasonable supp!
ordinary lots ) to G4c. IN,
FLOUR Our stock is quite light, esPecaiy
common and fancy inspections. The trade nav
operated moderately at the quoted prices. ne
the receipts and stock are small, we do not loos
for any material change at present Extras , az
more plenty and sell for less than the usual uii'
erence IN price.
GRAlN-Corn continues scarce and sustain,
very full prices Good yellow sells reaaly q
"A 75c., and fair and good mixed ~ I4e' r,
bu. Oats are in good demand at 40 41c Po'
bu., but Rye has arrived more freely and aeo'"
ed to IS Soc, for Southern and Northeih' n
GRASS SEEDS-Considerab moyemeh,, H. =
Herds Grass, and good clean seed would Te''''
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a3,252 li,49J 9l7I 2s,633 H,7il e,s27
Majority against Fairbanks 3i2; majority for
Williams last year lO62-whig loss l10i.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23

4 saw-milI, and threshng mill belonging TO
Israel Haynes Of Wilmington, VT, were des-
troyed by fire on Sunday night of the Eth inst,
under circumstances that excite very strong
suspicion, that neither common accidents, nor
the bolts OF the Almighty were the occasion of
the conlagraton The mill was from 50 to IS
rods from any other building, and there had
been no FIRE in or about it since last spring. 49,
Besides Saturday and Sunday had been very
rainy until within an hour of the discovery of
the flames which was near o'clock, =. NJ.
Dreadful CasuGity-Sir Chidren Burned M.
The House Of Peter Moor, IN Wardsboro. took
fire on Wednesday night, and was burned to-
gether with sir Of his children. It is reported that
the children slept in the second story. and the
family did not perceive the fire, until awakened
by neighbor living at some distance They
broke into the gable end TO rescue the children.
but the moment 1T was opened, it was enyeloped
IN flames. The fire took 1t is supposed from boil
INC swill near the house. Nh Moore had ten chil
dFen-three of whom were from home-of the
seven IN the house, six were burned up. We
nave not learned any further particulars - Brat
toboro Statesman, IN.
The people Of Warren have had great bear
hunt. On the 4th inst some 200 or 300 men
"armed aud equipped" with Rifles, Muskets.
keyovers, and missiles, surrounded a hill half a
mile from the village, where the Great Bear
was known TO have taken up a temporary resi-
dence, and forming ring around the base, be-
gan to close upon the enemy Several shots
we're fired upon him without effect; but finally
the unerring Rifle brought him down.-He was
borne to the village in triumph, and a splendid
supper was served up in the evening, in honor of
the victory. Bruin weighed 345 pounds.
Verdict against The Mate on Ordensblpg.-
The Coroner of Erie, Pa, held an inquest upon
the body Of little girl brought into that port
from the wreck Of the Steamer Atlantic. BY the
propeller Ogdensburg. A verdict was rendered
against DE Grass Me Nett, first mate Of the Op-
densburgh guilty Of gross carelessness and wick
ed disregard of human life
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23
County Fairs.

Washington Comiy.-At Montpelier, Sept
Both, and Oct. LIST. Turn ont turn out Major
Burnham IS to do the honurs with the military
and with fair days the old and young viii have
a couple Of grand, interesting and really useful
holidays. Come H. then farmers and mauufac-
turers, with your best-uud bring the boys and
girls, to see and be seen, and perchance TO catch
the spirit of emulation and Improvement
Uind'or County AT Woodstock, Sept 21th
and 30,h
Grunge co'm@.-At West Randolph, Sept.
%.
.ldd.eon County. AT Mldlebay, Oct 9th.
Bank al Ua'erbwy.- understand that a
movement is making TO establisha Bank at Wat
erbury, under The general banking law.
FIRE ~ WAaafS. The clearinghouse Of
Aaron Wheeler Of Warren, with all its contents.
was consumed by fire on the night Of the 18th
instant. No insurance.
LirrrLLs lhvrNo AGr. The last number of
this, the best Of weekly magazInes, was the last
Of The volume. OF course the next begins
new volume, and ibis is the time for new SUBJ
scrber+ to begin. Each volume has tide page
and index
The Stomach prepares ihe elements Of the
bile and the blood and f it does the work fec
bly, and impenectly, liver disease is the certain
result. A. soon therefore, as any affection Of
the liver is perceived we may be sure that the
digestive organs are ont of ORDER The first
thing TO be DONE is 20 admiuisicro specific which
will act directly upon the stomach-the main
spring Of the animal machinery. For this pur-
pose we can recommend HoeiaaFs German BIT.
tars prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson Ph.lade-
phil. Acting as am Alternative and tonic. it
strengthens the digestion, chnnges the condition
OF the blood aud thereby gives regularity to the
bowels.
0F@We would call the attention of our read-
ers to the advertisement headed India Rubber
Gloves" We are assured they are mn excellent
article rapidly coming into use. As the season
Of the year for Indictment weather approaches,
we should think them almost indispensable,
GREAT SAcmricE BY SOMEBODY The
list of prices Of Carpeting advertised in to days
paper by the New England Carpe, Company, Of
Boston, is much below the cost Of manufacture
1t is astonishing how such large quantities of
staple goods are sacrificed at the New York
Trade Sales Our friends of the New England
Co., however, understand how to take advantage
Of 1t, and are always on hand at these Auctions.
o. The attention Of our readers is invited
to the advertisement of Warner & Co. New
York This justly renowned firm are prepared
to supply the wants Of those desiring Pianos,
with their celebrated instruments of every yarie-
ty Of style and price, and invite an early and
close inspection Of their new scales, superior to
any in the market.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23

Hon. John p. Hale Is out with a letter. at last
accepting the Pittsburgh nomination for the Pres
iaeney. lie says he yields up his private wishes
for the good ofthe party, and that he won't answer
inquiries, as to his political opinions.
Gen. Scott left Washington, Wednesday, for
the West. lie goes IN pursuance Of law of
Congress, 10 select a site for an Army Asylum
near the Biue Lick Springs in Kentucky. He
was most enthusiastically received at Baltimore
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23

The following toast was given by Col. Crog-
han at public dinner at Tamnany Hall in 1918.
Bg Lieut.. Col. Croghdn--lfgj. Gen. Umfeld
Scoh-The Soldiers bOdsi-his couniry's pride
"in battle a roaring siorm-miM as The erening
sun in peace"
The New York Tribune well SAYS
"Whether the Old Hero has done any thing
since the time of this festival which should with
draw from him the confidence of the American
people, let the pages of history answer, and let
The electors answer at the ballot box next Nov
ember. Their verdict, uttered by an oyerwhel-
ming majority, WILL we are confident be that he
is still the man they delight to honor"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-23

Cabinet Making.

THE subscriber would respectful, inform The
= citizens Of Hillsborough and the public ce-
morally that he has ON hand at his shop on Chur-
ton street due west from the couri-house. . vsri.
ely ofexccllent Furniture, and thai he il prepare
ed 70 manufacture, in the best style, ell ARTICLES
in bis line, such as
BUREAUS. Of Wild Cherry and Wal.
nut.
sIDEBOARDs, Of Wild Cherry, Wal.
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, of every Style.
BEDSTEADS, Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, Of all kinds.
WARDROBES, Portable and Station
arv.
C0FfINS, from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
He promises that his work shall be faithfully
executed, and at very low prices, and hopes that
he will receive due encouragement from gene.
rous public.
All kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Work,
such as Walnut, cherry, Poplsr, Birch and Ma.
pie, will be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance win be thankfully re.
ceiysd and promptly attended to.
RICHARD MAYO.
April 10. 79-1y
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CorNTY.
Superior Court of Law, Spring Term,
1852.
James A. Turner
vs.: Petition for Divorce.


Nancy Turner.
IN this case il appearing that copy of the re.
tition and subpoena were issued 10 the defend
ant in manner as by the statute In such cases is
required, and the return thereon hcing, Executed
on the said Nancy Turner, and proclamation be-
ing made at the courthouse door hy the Sheriff
for the said defendant to appear and answer. as
commanded by tile subpoena, and the defendant
falling TO appear; II is ordered by the Coun that
publication for three months lie made in two
newspapers, for the said Nancy Turner 10 an
pear at the next term &c this Court, to he held al
the courthouse in lIillsborough, on the second
Monday in September next, then and there 10
plead. answer or demur to the said petition other.
wise the said petition will he heard ex pafte A.
to her. and judgment pro confesso WILDE g,anied
against her. n
Witness, Richard NJ. Jones, Clerk Of our said
Court, at Office, the second MONDAY of March
A. ID. 1852.
r. NJ. JONES, c. $. c.
March %. Plicc adv. $500. 27-3m
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WALL PAPER s FIRE SCREENS.
F1ERsONs wanting something pretty in The
rw Of Wall Paper and Fire
screens, would do well 70 call At the Drug
Store.
April l2- 81
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HISTORY OF
NUgZg.1 0AEGnlNNo

EDBE,I gAEGEINAo
ssNlIlS great work, by Col. WnEELra, will be
ready for delivery in few DAYS. The sub
scfihef, having contracted, with the author, for
The sale and delivery Of the said work. for all the
Counties and Towns embraced in The LIST, I'd,
81, lib and 9th judicial Circuits, Except Ra-
leigh and three or four counties in the 5th cir
cait) would inform his friends and subscribers,
that the distribution Of the work will commence
this mouth. Any person wishing the work can
procure it from the subscriber. Price to subscri.
hers $500, non-subscrihers s2:25.
Religious, Literary, Temperance and School
Books for Sale.
Also, General Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hillsborough, Nov 8, 1851. os--
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NV beftaal ~ fhs Drug siart sTtai -.
y - g Dsrts. arlors Nhirh are ~ 81
Rsass ID slr's HiI.olY "a Enslznl, AcCza-
= -. tiishSu's R6als. Sisnes q he Delia-
: = = = lr.'epsr3rnnr. Dapuingis Ffna 1rees
$ ASSES = .iis 4 Grn. NaIiah. Iiie q 6ss- n.
Co.. Iz'< n coL Bees. Lie a " ashingian.
f<,e e fs.1k.a. Flors ln.<sFrsier. fiaE.s I.ez-
ssaa. I.sfs q Cara and las Apostles, ssczei
ss*nez n me il q ear sesiouF. Noble Deed
e .aea.en. kiaes aud Q1erns. Burns Peens.
ilsdies' oI.rls. Tuppefs Philosophy. M6oIe's
Poens. Pllglu's Progress. Fariesy q Tempe
RACES Tales. together with sarisiy a Niscclla-
neoas WEEKS. School Books. and Stationary
nhieh all be sola low for cash. o. an shori time.
$. ID. scHQ0LFlELD.
April ls. ST.
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Is now receiving a large and
choice Stock Of DRUGS, ME-
DIcINEs. PAINTS. OILS,
DYE STUFFS, yARNISH-
Es. PAINT BRUSHES.
SURGICAL * DEN tai
INSTRUMENTS, PERFu-
merry. TOILET ARTI.
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SHOES SHOES!

Blark and Colored CATERS
kz1S aud HALF CATERS, from Miles
EsS q Son. Philadelphia.
Cloth Caters and Half Caters, from Robinson
4 Co., Philadelphia.
Booees for Ladies. Misses and Children.
Also good assortment OF Boots, Lined and
Bound Shoes, and Brogans. Just received at
LONG & WEBB'S.
October 2. o.
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II Q u S e a n d 4 o IS
nraf IIillsborough,

,sNHE House and Lot where the late pries,ly
ii. Mangum resided, near ilsborough, on
tho Oxford road, Is offered for sale or rent. The
House is pleasantly situated. and though moi
within the corporation, is sufficiently near to on.
JOY the advantages Of the town. The LOT has on
i all the necessary out houses. good wen, and
garden. A lot adjoining. containing about
three acres, will also be sold with the other pre-
misses.
For terms, apply to Stephen Moore, esq. Hills
borough. .@- / f6e
December 10. Ia
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MIR. JAMES s. WATSON.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

" GUILD respectfully inform the public, that
w he has just opened at his establishment,
two doors north ofihe Printing Office one Of the
largest (if not he iargesf) as well as handsomesi
stock Of Goods in his line ever brought to this
market. His stock embraces oil the articles usu-
ally kept in such establishments, and to mention
the whole would he too tedious. He will speci.
fy only the following:
CLOTHS.
Black, Brown, and Invisible Green Cloths, Of al
qualities.
Cdsameres, ofvarious styles and patterns.
Kssfings, OF the handsomest patterns.
All kinds Of Trimmings for Genilemen's clothes,
&c. &c.
Ready Made Clothing.
Dress and Frock Coats, Over Goats, Pantaloons
: Vests, Cravats. Drawers, Of silk and Cotton
Shirts, Of Silk. Cotton and wollen, &c. &c.
All Of which win be sold al the most reasonable
prices. His motto is, that trade should be active
and he is determined 10 sell his goods as low rs
they can be had elsewhere. The public are in.
vited 70 cal and examine his stock, as he feels
confident that he can please.
Dragging and putting. he is aware, in on en-
lighiened community. will avail nothing. and he
therefore relics upon the superior quality Of hi,
goods and the judgment Of the public to advance
his business. He fears not to abide this test In
the competition oftrade. ">
or 10000 Feet of Lumber. 10000 Shingles
and all kinds Of Country Produce. will he iaker
in exchange for clothing at cash prices.
October 81. 06--
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Giles, &C., which were selected by himself in
the Northern cities, with special regard to their
purity and freshness. Physicians and the Pub-
lie are requested to call and examine his Stock,
consisting in part Of the following,
MEDICINES. Chrome Green,
Best Eng. Calomel, Yellow, sNs
Blue Mass, Prussian Blue,
Pull. & Rad. Rhubarb, Venetian Red.
Ipecacusnha, Jalap, spanish brown'
Fla. Mamma, termiilion,
Cod Liver Oil. (Rushlon varnishes,
a. Ciark,s.l Paint Brushes,
Castor Oil. Olive Oil, CHOICE FANCY ARTr.
Black Pepper Oil, Giles.
Raa~aa ~ ou Hair & Tooth Brushes,
~, E p' on' Flesh Brushes,
Quinine, Iodine, r..,:'s. g.
SUP. & Act. Morphis, Ta;,s, p a
Niirate Of Silver, -. oeas
Todide Iron, Opium, ca,s,aa Is"''
Cit. Iodile. Quinia. So W.
S'' ~ aq 1919. "e.oS'y, Pomades & Oils for the
'u'P"u., Ilso" oa"s' hair,
&c. e'e. Letter and Cap Paper,
PAINTS AND OILS. Note Paper Envelopes,
ninsesd oii' Port Monies, Papcr-,ies,
Pure White Lead, Port Folios.
Lamp Black, etc. etc.
Besides other articles Too numerous to mention.
As he is determined to sell as low as any
House in North Carolina. he thinks he can make
it to the interest Of Physicians to buy. He would
say further, that be has made arrangements to
receive all the New Chemicals as soon as an
nounced. and any article not on hand can he or.
m y Hasa Il. n
ed. IL
Hillsborough, April eth. 1852. -32
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NOTICE

vTyHE subscribers. having sold their entire Stock
Il Of Goods. to Messrs ]. J. < g. J, Freeland.
would earnestly request all those indebted 70
them 10 call at The old stand and settle without
delay, il being necessary 10 close their business
as soon as possible. .
r. NJ. HOLT & Co.
March 10. as
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UDOLPHO WOLVES

Or SALE ar THE DRUG STORE.
: BARRELS Lint seed OIL, do. Taaneis'
I Oil, 10, Sperm Oil, | ID. Burning Fluid,
D. Spirits Of FnrpeE,inc, Castor OIL, Sweet
n.aHh Farnish Copai TO-; together with
Paints. White Lead, pure Blakc's Fire
It, naw coming into general use. Spa
ii, Chronic Yellow. Chrome Green.
I'd, Ye!loA sl,ie, Timber, Liiharge,
sfaniyh WI. ing. Putty. Sc.
efi OS-I
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