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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-07
School Books.

AVE just receiving extensive Hssorimeai amongst
w which may be found Towns Series Of Re dsrs spell
efs. &c; alsr Sanders Readers aud Spcilsv including
Adams Revised Columns, Eerson's Isl par and Green
leafs Anthmeiic's Wcld Gfammai, Websiers University
Ed. Dictionary, Pocket edition do and most cther kinds OF
School boois general which offer a. Wholesale
ieala cheap shade iortr than can be bought
al any other the state.
E.P. wALTON& son.
Norinelier Inne 10th. 1853 q.
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Butter Makers Read |

H. HoLMLs, ESQ., You awsfe that am Interested IN
the Butter Market, ana IN your county aud old Wind
county few DAYS SINCE and happy witness tho
operation Of Fyers Bntor Working Chufn, Tor churnine
working, sailing trolling, SC, ! them tried with the
Thermometer Chufn. and surprised the result The
Fylar Chutn maie per butter and 10 less
timeworked satod and rolled tia rolls IlsaTn YOU
General AGelt Tor Vermont. Now, Sit satisfied Butter
made aud hv this Cbufn will keep better sell
higher price than thai made in the old way aud the
Whole have Chutn simple in construc-
ton and effective 10 It, operation, and butter makers will
buy one when they understand their utility.
NV. RIPTON.
Unston Nav % tssq
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New Hampshire Medical Insti-
tuition.
DARI'MOITH COLLEGE.

THE FlFTY-SEVENTH COURSE OF LECTURES
will commence on Thufsday, August ifh, 1853 and
continue fourteen weeks introductory LeciOre at N.
b, Plot PHELPS.
Hon. JOEL PARKER, l. L. D., Professor Of Medical
Jurisprudence.
DIX CROSBY, NJ. d. Professor Surgery, Obstetrics,
aud d. eases Of women and children.
NBERT SMITH, NJ. D. Professor Of Therapeutics and
Nstera Medca.
EDWARD p. PHELPS, NJ. D.. Professor Of Practice Of
Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
and Physiology.
JOHN LAwNGNG, A. B., Dsmonsirator Of Aua,o-
my.
Fees payabls in advance. Ne othon;
speHsbif engorsfrs
Fees for the Couse $50 Naturalization S.. Graduating
expenses SIS.
tends engage any oihot thau ha regular practice
medicine. H. PEASLEE, Secretary.
Hlnover, y H.. June |. 1855 ags
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= ~ HITT7T TT"T ~ =
Wilson, Fairbauk q Co.

l3aud IS HANOVlRs STREET, Bu.ioa
-oi 30 ibe manufacturers lowest price by the rros. or
On. hy Fted'rrk +. smith, successor 70 s. X Collins
ufaasi.t, Nom qeief
Send ig YOUR orlers before ite gone.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-07

Terrible lcoient Mr. A. J. Mason, one Of
the propra,ors of the steam mill az Richmond,
was instantly killed on FRIDAY last by falling up
on a circular saw when at fob speed His head
was severed from the body.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-07

TTNTI T0IMT8- TfI-
uf.rstf. nave Tested the Fyler Churu YOU lsn with
me to my ul satsiact,H hase been the DAIRY Bust
ness NeniY years. have used many chuins bui aey-
seen perfection tho aus must urkaou
edge 1sffo l YOU sali would and thar s enough for
me You NilI please send uf Your Urges. szs as
thr No is 500 smgL srErhEN DUDLEY.
Peru, June TO- 1858.
llsu-h testimony from such Hon Thomas r. Bar
oft H'nenl Dudley AVID the certiicatDs Judge san,
loct iam0beii Gsofge Campbell Eg. ttho man OF hre
sheep Dexter Yield, t.q John WHEY, Esq and ihe STATIC
ments oi Judge Kellogg, will convince men, they
"'uld not Believe though from tho qfaA
H. HOLMES Agent for VI
JuiFs l-aA
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WANTED.

A GOOD Journevman Matchmaker, one that can come
~ well recommended, will hnd steady onpiov and good
wages SAMUEL ABBOTT.
Montpelier June O. 1853. az
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Vermont Central Railroad Company.

OFFICE ia hetobv given that the Annutl Meeting OF the
y Stockholders 81 the Vermont Central Railroad Cempa
nv viii be hoden Montpelier, "Wednesday the 2Jth
day Jly at ociocs a NJ for the pu poses OF hear
ing tho report of the investigating Committee and o. elect
ns Directors and tor the Transaction ofany other
business deemed proper.
BY order Of the Directors.
e. WALTON, j.. CLERK.
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Um0ni Sintudry .Nurbit.-A correspondent
of the New York DaIy Times, writing from
West Rltland, says
The siatuary marble Of West Rutland is far
more valuable for the works of artists than any
Italian marble winch is imported. OF that of ans
other quarry Ia America. At least Twas told 20
by the propreiors who said that Italian marble
sells now 10 New York from S2I 10 s. per GU
hIc foot, and it has been sold as low as sle74,
whilst the statutary marble of West Rutland
generally Commands ~i4 the cubic foot Even
OF tins rate, the propuetors, Messrs. Sheidons
Morgan, and Slason, and VIM. T. Barnes. arc
not able to quarry fast enough 10 meet the de-
mend, and iir0 blocks for busfs. Of one ton each
nolr oriered from Rome, Hag. As thought
70 rather extraordinary that we should be send
ing Goals 60 Newcastle / WAS particular in my
enquiries abont this order irlm Rome for West
Rutland marble and learnt that it was not an
American artist who had ordered il, but d native
Italian sculptor of great emineuce 300 his coun-
Try, WHO gave the preference 90 the West Rut-
land marble. as being easter 90 work with the
clisel The grain is finer and &c does not
break or crumDie as quick as the Italian.
ORANGE CouNrl CorRr. June Term, 1853.
Niais as lisa s. Perao.-lhis was prosecution
commenced by Town Grand Juror of Randolph
about a year since ior "a breach oi the license
law. The respondent OF trial az the present
term, after the Iouu Oh demurr r had decided
the complaint and other proceedings good and
valid, plead guilty 10 one offence. The fine to
be assessed ten dollars and costs of suit. The
respondent then made motion ~ arrest which
was oyerruled by the Court, and the cause on
exceptions by respondent passed t. the Supreme
Court Counsel for State, kidder and Huichln-
son for the defence Perrin Weston and Peck.
State rs Darid Comsiock Was a similar case
and the respondent plead guilty and the case
was disposed Of in the same way. Same coun-
sci as IN previous suit
state rs. Tiomas Heicb also a similar
case and disposed Of m the same manner as the
two previous cases. Same counsel.
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PAPER W WAREHOUSE.
CYRUS w. FIELD & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
No. ii Cliff Street,
NETWORK,
Are sole agents i'm the United States


Musprau's Superior Bleaching pswdeI
Victoria Mills celebrated wnuog Papers
hussops 4" supeu0r
Genesee +" Printing
Rawlins a sons Enslish Tissue
first QUALITY French Ultrsmanne.
They also agents for ne principal Paper Manufetur-
es 10 thus county, Bnd offer To- sae by tar the
siye and desirable stock Of Paper and Paper
Materials that can be found this any other country.
They occupy the large AM cemmodous Warehouse, No.
II cih street, No s. Chn street, No is4 Christopher
street. and the Lofts The large Iron stores, aud
CHI street
Their buiiness Is stcllS Wholesale. and Writing Papers
are sold by the only,
Their extraordinary facilities enable them 20 offer ali
Goods, both foreign and doesc at tho lowest pos BILE
prices
Paper made 10 oIdeT any size or weight. Liberal ad-
sanees made consignmeGs OF paper. Paper Makers
stock and Other merchandise.
The highest market pTce paid in Cash fo all kinds Of
Rags. 96ims,'5f
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LAND SURVEYING.

( q. LiNERMORE will accommodate those WIN wish
- for his service, IN surveying, application his
dwelling house, the residence OF helae Alfred Wan
Wright.
Montpelier, June J, lS53 33,3m
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5 Tons Zinc White,
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNIsH,

DIV and ground ZINC Nhue, Florence White, "a beautiful
article for patlors) PURE Dry and ground Lead English
and American Nermion tltramattne and Piussan Blue
Paris and Moreno Green, Chrome Green and olow Alsc
boiled snd Luseod o. Florence Damef and Furniture
Nafnish, and many other articles IN thi- Hoe. which
should be pleased show all who OF ans thing
~ the way Of PAINTS. SCOTT & FIELD
IA
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COME To
KEITH & BARK Ek'S,

M get one 81 those selfheating SMOOTHING IRONS,
June ~ SO
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1ftarktts.
BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,
For Wool ana Country PrOducc.

Reported fer ne Eaichman bu Phooroa Woou Cour.i,
Merchants, NJ. 1876 STATE Street. Boston.
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SILK

II EAUTtFUL RICH SILkS-iust received IRON New
- York beautiful BIoeade, Glace, Camelinn, Rept. A
moute Gro de Rhine, Gro de SWISS and other Dress Silks,
mskng the largest assortment ever oferca IN Montpelier
and We feel confident that prices viii please
LYMAN & KING.
June l. 50 80
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Mems aud Boys Clothing.
BLANK BOOKS

WE Manufacturing ano have ca hand, Town
w Records Ledgef, Journals, Day invoice Cash Rocks
nd most sizes Blank Books usually called TOT Look ia
G E.P. WALTON & SONS.
June @ 1859. SO
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Muslins Il Lawns.

poyoooIo Good assortment, at the Peoples Store.
1 al ooulo LYMAN & KING.
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20 Tierces 4 bbls. d Kits Salmon

For sale at ihe LOW RATES, by the package Al.o *,
aod qrs. MsckpteL STORRS & l.ANGDON
May 10, 1853.
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SCOTT & FIEI.D

A RE receiving the host assortment OF HARDWA ARE ever
- offered in this place, oil Of which will be sold
ouabe terms April, lss3
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X. II e.. Ill. kILBOURNE,
nENTISTS-

DL4N 4 - = u
Orsr Hsrbank' store. .uain 81 .u0sfpsIssr
EEEfh fili-ED, Se.-w.sh rarely tailure--n there
BEAUTIFUL sueeei manner not equahed IN this STATE
Diseased trout teeth restored 20 heth, and preserved b.
operation prsctssd BY 30 ether Dental this vicinity
TEETH inserted by process, al du' able stse,
greatly reduced Pfofe. Ohce established "a lc2 e5;Y
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TEAS TEAS!! TEAS!!!
BRUSHES. BRUSHES p!

T. and Sears aud Robinsons' BUTTER SALT.
MERCHANTS supplied better thaa from NEW YORK
90 Bags Cheese Sail,
100 q" Cattle Salt
1900 shells 4. l. salt,
10 Tons Plaster. STORRS 4 LAN6DON
fsl9
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SW1NW SWoTa7 " boy We Iolm Illt q
ad eleven years Of age named not Green) XII
Jed himself ia Roxbury On Thursday last under
singular circumstances. lie had been punished
at school for some ofcuce, aud on returning
home was further punished by hue father where
upon the boy TOOK gun, placed it against a
stump and discharged it with his foot with fatal
efs.f
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fn pieces hg Muslins and Lawns from Il to u CTS IA
w the Peoples Store. LYMAN a KING
J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-05
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY
FROM sPGNwALL.
~~~~~~~>~~>~>~>>>>>~
NEARLY OAs A.LLs0s IN GOLD Bust.
~~~~~~-~~~~>~~~~>~~~~~~~
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM AUSTRALIA
Difficulty between American Ship Captains and
the Peruvian Authorities at Chincha.
&c. &e.. &c

The steamship Crescent cy, J. +. schenck u s ",
commander arrived last evening, bringing the United
States mails FIVE hundred and passengers and nearly
one million Of dollars from California and Aus
tralia.
This is the first shipment of gold from Australia
Amount $40 900, per Adams Co.'s express, by way of
Caao and Panama.
The Crescent City left Aspinwal the morning OF the
c5th ultimo On the day out she met steamship
Star of the West She a ship on West Caicos, dis
ased apparently not long on but couldnot ascer
4ain her name or destination. In the Gulf the Crescent
rsty strong norhery gales with heavy
running.
The health Of the Isthmus is pronounced unusually
good; the weather pleasant with little rain The
ro ads good order the United States mails having
completed the transit from Panama Aspnwa in less
than eighteen hours.
On the morning Of the Sd instant Mrs Gomez, widow
OF Gen. Juan Mario Gomez of the republic of New Gran
ada died suddenly Of disease of the heart No ther
cases OF sickness on board.
The following ia the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-05

nsGHACTFrL PRIZE FGHT.-About four hundred persons
assembled yesterday morning, at Wyko Woods to wit
Kearney which got up for the purpose of finally
ting the disputes between Engine Companies Nos. and
TO- Of which they respectively members. Seconds
appointed, and the fight lasted thirty minutes
during which ten rounds fought. No effort made
TO prevent the exhibition and it is said there Objects
wereinformed by of the policemen that he knew
the fight several days but had taken
suppress it, The following is list of the shoulder hits
as they occurred
Round 1-sharp hitting both down first blood for Hol
land
Round 2.-Kearney led of; Holland down very heavy.
Round 3-Holland down.
Round 4.-Brisk hitting; Kearney very weak
Round 5-Both fell on the ropes.
Round Ga clinch; both faint both the ropes.
Round Good hitting on both sides; Kearney down.
Round s-lolland very fresh both severely punished;
Kearney down.
Round g.-Kearney down.
Round 10-Holland ''winded" Kearney, and the latter
was unable .'to come TO time"
Holland consequently declared the victor And thus
the kind which has occurred in this city within the last
monthstll arrest has been made. We would advise
all parties anxious to enjoy the real decacy of prize
fight by all means to come 70 this city, where they may
with IMMUNITY inform the authorities Of it several days
prior To the taking place and thus obtain an
officer q bottle holder, and escape arrest.
FIR-About IL O'Clock Monday night Ore broke out in
the three story brick building the corner of Even
street and Montrose owned by Mr. Jacob thinner
which. with most Of its contents was DESTROYED The
lower floor occupied dry goods store BY Messrs
ConckR Co.. whose loss IL about s. 500-insured for
York. The upper floors occupied by four German
families, named Minet and Nicholas Loper Christopher
Creme, and another, who lost most of their furniture
Damage done TO the building about 81 5oofuy insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-05

MiTIEE
Last night the regular meeting of the Wing General
Committee was held at the Broadway House corner of
Grand street and Broadway for the purpose of business
connected with the appointing Of delegates for nominal
ing general whig ticket The card signed by James
Kelly chairman Joseph B. varnum, Jun, and zophar
Mills vice chairman; William l.. Shardlow and George p
Nelson secretaries The meeting, which advertised
for u T. NJ did not last above hour the principal
business done being the oowngTo order the wards to
be called together for primary election to choose dele
gates to the several conventions for nominating caud
for Judges, Senator's Assemblymen, Aldermen and Com
Councilmen the election to take place on the IL tn
inst, from A. NJ to 10 A. M.
Likewise the ward committees to meet to make ar
rangements by appointing inspectors &c. on or before
the 9TH inst Each election to be conducted bythree of
the legal wing inspectors of the ward and where there
are such inspectors the ward committee to appont
others list of votes to be kept and some pains taken
to prevent deposit of votes by persons not resident in
the ward.
The call is preceded by short address, urging upon
citizens the importance Of attending these elections If
they would secure an opportunity to vote for quail
fed for the various Offices instead of being Obliged as
frequently heretofore to vote for persons not because
they qualified but because they less objection
able than others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-05


On Wednesday evening, September 2s, by the Rev. Dr.
Mett, at his residence, No 308 Broome street. Mr.. Ed
WARD c. IIyI1sMoBE to HARRIET WAIsIyGHAM Also, Mr..
JOIN LEONARD to Miss CLARA MAuSsEIL all of this city.
AT the residence Of Alderman Low Jersey City, Scptem-
Der 49, by the Rev. A u. Vanley, Captain AGNEw
Camden to LOUISA daughter 1.-THE late Charles K Robin
son. Esq, of Philadelphia.
AT Brooklyn, August 81, by the Rev. Mr.. whtcar Will
LIAM v HUTIISCs, of New York, to FRANCES AMELIA eldest
daughter Of the late Jira Payne, of Brooklyn
On Tuesday, October a. at Grace Church. BROOKLYN by
the Rev Frances Vinton, DID,, Mr. CHARLES H. SroppARD
to Miss SARAH LOUISA GREENWOOD eldest daughter Of the
Hon. John Greenwood, both of that city.
On Saturday, October l. by the Rev Alexander Gle
ments DANIEL b. CROMWELL, late Of Bath England BAR
BARA WILLIAMS Of Sing Sing, n. Y.
I'm Monday, October 3, By the Rev. p o. Reilly Of st.
Brdgets Church. Senior Don JOSH EuEBAN AYAIA of Ha
vana to Miss YsAB DE BovEs daughter Of Jose ~ Boves
of New York.
Havana papers please copy.
On Tuesday September II, by the Rev. Charles Gorse
EIIzABEIH TOMB of the city of Williamsburg.
Rev. William r. Stow, Mr.. JoHS T. BRowS of New York
to Miss EMILY +. GABRIEL, of Charleston, S. C.
On Monday, October 3, by the Rev f. j. Schiedenham
PATRICK FARRELL, policeman of the Fourteenth ward to
Miss MARY ANNE BYRyE, both of this city.
Pyc loved thee long and well,
Mary Anne;
So1ardent that no tongue can tell,
Mary Anne;
To my breast I'll fold thee now,
And III kiss thy beauteous brow,
For row thou art my frow,
Mary Anne.
San Francisco papers please COPY.
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The Turf.


TUESDAY, Oct. 4-Trotting match, $500, mile heats,
best three in five.
H. Jones named 6. e. Louis Depau reed forfeit.
jams Whepley named b. m. Lady Relief paid forfeit
The betting very limited; what was done was in
favor Of Louis at twenty to FIVE He is very stylish
horse and this being his first appearance in public all
parties except the hackers. of Lady Relief anxious
to have the come Off
SAME DAY-Match $780, mile heats, best three in fve
TO wagons.
James Whepley named oh. h. VIM. Tell. 2 1
J. Nelson named g z. Dennis McCabe.... 2 2 2
Time, Observation-Disclosures
The above trot well contested from beginning to
end, although rather slow The first heat easily
by the stallion On the second heat the gray
pole from him on the upper turn-both having broken
up-and led until he reached the lower turn when he
broke up, the stallion yoking him. and they swung on
the homesretch head and head The stallion broke up
the homesrech, and the gray led home a couple Of
lengths. The gray the third heat finely leading
throughout In the fourth heat the gray went very
steadily breaking up frequently which gave the heat
the stallion The fifth and deciding heat also won
by the stallion the gray acting if anything than
previously. This however, not all the sport that
took pace-there quarter and match, but
neither Of them amounted to much it is unnecessary
record the details.
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On Monday, October 8 BENJAMIN Morn aged So years,

On Monday, October 8, BENJAMIN MORT aged 81 years
months and 28 days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at two
O'clock from his late residence No 62 South Fifth street.
Williamsburg.
On Monday, October 3, RICHARD RiKER, of John L.
and lavinia Riker in the goth year Of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his fathers residence at Bowery
Bay Newtown, L. l., this afternoon, at half past two
O'Clock.
At New Orleans, August 81 of the prevailing epidemic
(yellow eyer JOHN NOBLE CUNNING eldest Of the late
Rev. Hooper Cumming, DID,
At Mobile, September 25 ht lhis residence on Monroe
street STEPHEN IB TAYLOR only brother of p b. Taylor
Esq Of New Orleans, formerly of Mobile aged "a years
At Galveston September Is, Of yellow fever Col NJ II.
BUTLER, aged about So years, formerly of New York
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Arrived-Schr Iightfoot Wallace, Richmond for Bos-
ton. Sid schr Equity, Harding, Boston.
Oct 1-Sd brig Iarch schrs Kossuth, Lucy Blake Thos
Hicks Margaret, Henry Franklin and others before
ported.
Europe Penye Of this port will drop down to the Outer
Roads to-day and will sail wind and weather permitting
for Arctic Ocean, whaling.
whaeship coming down the Sound, name &c, not yet
ascertained
PHILADELPHIA, Oct +PM
Arrived-Barks Reindeer Heard Rio Janeiro; schr
II Dennis Hewitt, Dighton; steamers Osprey, Bennett
Charleston; City Of New York, Matthews, Boston.
Cleared-Barks Creole Shields, Londonderry: Patrick
Henry, Lofand st Thomas briggs John Gutenberg
Moore, Boston; Factor, Doane, Pembroke Me- schrs
Mercer, Robinson, NYork; Dennis, Hewitt, Dghton
Robt Miller, Wilson, Boston, Central America Chase Sa
vannah; A Trrel, Bell, Boston, Tyler, Robbins Kings
ton, NY; Randall Baker, Boston; steamer Delaware,
Clark. NYork.