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EsT,s sUMMER UNDER-GAR-
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NANNY FERNS NEW BOOk.-Sec0nd
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Lady Bulwer's book. Behind the Scene.
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TH,RiAL OF MATT. Il. WARD.--Fuii and
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on the occasion. ard the Reply of Alfred Allen,
Esq, Attorney for the Commonwealth.
The Religion Of the Mortimer, by Rudolph
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10
Michigan Boy'vs. 'Humbird.

An article has appeared in your paper Of
the 80 inst, signed Stranger" IN winch the
writer said il was generally understood m
this vicinity, that trolting match came I'll
at uonlpe ller, on the Washington county
Cour-e, % ia. n4tt ui.,,..s-, bst.-een tho
Michigan Boy and the mare Hanibird."
The Stranger" says the : 90 pu Sc was
awarded to tn, " Humbird IN consequence
of the e Michigan Boys" being drug ed
BY some person or persons unknown but
as he has IN measure" recovered, his
friends are now prepared to match him
against the Humtira for purse OF $500,
mile heats. best three in five, on the Bur
llngton Trottlng curse"
In reply To the Stranger" the friends OF
the Humbird" oeg leave to inform him
that they were aware that the '.nichigda Boy
was most numerically drugged at said time
aud tina. too by the hltle - Hl.mbird." and we
should not wonder if the driver Of the NJ.
ehigan Boy" had been 'drugged by some
person or persons unknown" also. We are
/ happy to learn that the Michigan Boy" is
recovering from so severe drugglng, and
when he has fully recovered. we are author
[ lied to say that he can match him against
the Hiunbird," on the terms proposed, OF
the Montpelier Course-tthe place where The
Michigan Boy" receives his daily training,
or on the Trotting Course at Stowe, VT; Of
if said Stranger" will raise the purse t,
$1,000, we will meet him on tine Course a
Cambridge, Mass; at any time within three
weeks, by giving one weeks notice.
Ii the driver accepts of either Of saiC
propositions, we hope he will beware o
drugs" and be prepared to hea the wor'
$50" the first time
A FRIEND OF THE HUMBlRD."
Barre, Nov. 9TH, 1854
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10

OF Among the members Of Congress
just elected In OHIO we are glad to notice a
worthy son OF Vermont, Hon. V. u Horton,
formerly Of Windsor. lie is Wing, and
was elected by about $500 majority.
The Oh State Journal says, DR.. Olds
has telegraphed VIZ. Pierce that he found II
much easier mater to sell himself than to
sell his cons ituents"
Geographical and Political fonun4rum.-
The Philadelphia Bulletin prupounds the
following -
Why is President Pierce like the globe we
inhabn?
Because. although he was thought at first
TO be perfect IN his sphere, It is nov kn wn he
Is considerably. faiiened at The Polls
The Mayor and Aldermen of Newbury
port have offered a reward Of $500 for the
detection Of the ncendiaries who have eau.
sed recent fires IN that city.
\ H9rid Tide Of Murder. PHILADELPHIA,
Non ii. Pamela Myers, niias snyder, is
the name OF the woman arrested to-day on
he charge OF numbering her two children.
She confessed to the Mayor to having killed,
in succession five children as soon as they
were born. Two were by one father, and
three by another. The last WAS born five
days since, aud was disposed OF in the same
manner as the others, by throwing 1t into a
sink or cess pool. The affair happened II,
Nlcetown, in the upper part Of the city. The
woman is unmarried. I he hearing did moi
take place this afternoon the prisoner being
to vi 10 appear in court.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10

I" Yes, indeed I do. I dream
about him every night | know he
is not dead, and | shall soon meet
him"
" What makes you so confident
that you shall fad him Z"
made this inquiry, hoping i;
might lead to some explain alton of
the pink dress and ap 10 selling
mystery She understood my look
and tone of curiosity, aud answered
| pleasantly
"That will explain to you the
romance Of my dress and occupa-
ton. When Emile and played
together in France, often wore a
dress very much like this one. If
he should see me anywhere in this
dress, he would know me. Knight
see him and not know him, but he
would recognize me, and would
not dress in any other style, for fear
we might miss each other"
"But why seIapples in the street."
said | with look of admiration for
her devotion, which she could not
mistake. There is certainly no
necessity, that you should be SO oc-
cGpied."
Yes there is she answered
naively, Il must be where Emile
could see me, if he were to visit this
city. | dare not be on the street all
the time, unless was occupied and
never thought there was any dis
grace in selling apples"
Certainly not" I exclaimed,
but all who know your history will
honor you Accept my sincerest
wishes, that your devotion to the
lover Of your youth, may be fully
rewarded by an early meeting and a
happy reunion
"Thank you-Ihank you-but he
is my lover now, as much as he was
when we were in France, and |
know | am going to see him soon.
! I'll show him to you here before
winter, | know | will. Mother says
am foolish, but something tells me
to hope, and do hope"
May you not be disappointed,
I said almost involuntanly.
A few days after this interview,
missed the apple-girl in The pink
dress, from her accustomed stand
Fearing that she might be sick, re
solved TO call at the cottage in the
} evening. When went 10 tn,
: clearinghouse at supper-tlme a mote
was handed to me. Ii contained
these words:
"DEAH SIR-Come 10 our hous'
: this evening. We have something
more to tell you about The romance
Gas You call iD of my humble dres
and occupation. THE APPLE GIRL
| weut-lhe mother stood in tin
, door to welcome me, but TN
! daughter ran to meet me and taklul
both Of my hands in hers, in almos
delirium Of JOY she cried
He's comc-he's come"
In her pink dress al the appl'
! stand she had met Emile the dal
previous.
| stood that night as witness Il
; their union, and a happier wedding
! never attended. The devotion O
! the supplemented girl was reward
ed-her faith was not misplaced
her homeIy talisman proved iru
I one.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10
Furfign Nrms.
Three days later from Europe.

NEw YORK, Nov. 3.
The Curard steamship Arabia, Capt. Jud-
klus from Liverpool with dates TO Oct ~,
arrived here between { and . o'clock this
morning.
ENGLASp. The British Parliament is
further prurogued TO the ldih of November.
The Engnsh papers publish a list OF the
private soldiers kllled and wounded at ALMA.
Tho National subscription for the sick and
wounded had reached $4,000 aud a regiment
Of women had been organized as nurses, aud
would be sent immediately to Scutarl.
WAR INrELLIG ENCE.
The bonbardmen; of Sebaslopol common
ced on the l3th Of Oct.
Omar Pasha had gone to the Crimes, to a
Council OF Wa. HIS forces are expected
to go to the Crimea.
Menschikotf has been partially reinforced.
( Reports had again been circulated, sImult-
aneously IN Vienna, Paris, aud London, of
the fall of Sebas,opol, ard large stock oper-
atoms are said to have been made on the
faith Of the statement, but the people were
slow TO believe II.
Government employees say that serious
Intelligence must not be looked for before
the beginning OF November.
la the absence of news Of active opera
ton. the papers are mainly filled with ac-
counts of the positions and projected opera
tons OF the various forces.
] 1t is said that GeI. Clnroberi has notified
the French Government that the position OF
the allies is impregnable, being defended by
10000 men aud 300 guns, aud that II could
easily be held against 200,U,O Russians.
Lord SIatiord dc Redelitf, British Min
lister al Constantlnople, has succeeded IN
procuring hrnan 10 suppress the trade IN
CrcassIan and Georgian slaves.
A large porton CT the French Baltic feet
had returned 10 herbOuTg.
The Journal of 81. Petersburg Of the liill
contains telegraphlc despatch from Vienna,
stating that the Commissioners Of tho West
ora Powers, aud of Austria ana Turkey, had
met at Constin,inople, To arrange the ques-
ton of the Proicctorate on the basis of the
proposals made by the Austrian abnet.
VIENNA, Fuday.-A lelegraph,c despatch
from Bucharest, dated 10TH, announces that
the bonbardinent OF Sebasiopo commenced
on the 18th. Two hundred pieces Of heavy
artillery we're employed. Sebastopol was
not expected to hold out more than three OF
four days.
THIRTY thousand Russians have crossed
the Danube into the Dobrudscha. The van
guard is at Badacta. i2OOJ Russians, nu
der usachofi, occupied the ferries OF the
Danube near Fonttsch.
vi.sSA, Oct. ~ The German press ev
erywhere gives indications OF an approaching
rupture between Austria and Prussia. :
Great anxiety exists at Bsrin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10

The Vermont Patriot whines, because
Gov. Royce has removed the Hop Inspector
appointed by Gov. Robinson.
In 1859 WIN. Skinner, Esq, Of Royalton,
was appointed an Inspector Of Hops. A
more worthy man could not have been Sc
lected. Without any cause lie was removed
BY Gov. Robinson in 1853, and 4 new one
was appointed. living in the town Of Warren
far away from the hop growers. 1t is said
that he knew nothing of hops till they ap-
peared in the form OF ale.
We wish Gov. Royce had seen fl to re-
appoint Nj Skinner; but we are glad he
has removed the sppointee Il Gov Robin
son, and appointed !. worthy man living in
the midst Of the hop growing region
Hirdscr Journal.
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JNarringf5.

10 40 ia on, ."'. q, b Rev N, noushefty, az tine
f-side nee Of M".e- MOI =, Eco, Chs5l+s q carter
E,g nictchani, si Msnon, Low, and M-s Catha,tae
y Bdsss. daughter Of the ioa. WA z. Brsss, Of
Mnn p-iirr.
g. uis village oet TO- by Rev 4. Coocl,nl, Mr.
Danial Daaiy ana Miss Ellen fnnsss-y both Of Wind
suf.
Nsa De- -, Nv th- ssmH. VI John Williams and
ME- Ru Gates, hrth 81 thu. yiilsge.
Ai-o, Nev.2 Mr. E1rt Pane, ". ~, and Ms Afe-
hns d. tstsrf, hu,h IT his vi 'g-.
10 Derby, 'ici. 81, JenJ T.. Diekermtn, E.q., Of
Troy, AMI .iiss ia nah p Btss, Of DetN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10
Nratbg.

L. B-rln, iht 4th 81 Nut.. AZ Jonas 1,isvnough
o.. ol o." early -elilsts e the tosn, aged ~.
L. nefh,, nei, I, LHiher, snn Of osem and Mani
!eNco,h, sgei wears mont hs aad & dsys.
II Wrsi Rudolph, ION uh., Sapt. Michael Jack
sen, ngtds9
Ia ursion, Mass. Of iynhuid fever, Sept Is, Mrs
Alice Perkins. wii. Of MI Bsujtmin Perkins Of ba-
kersleid, sscd 81 ears 10 mouths.
bateishrid, sept, T., Of the zane diseasc, WIN
Bsoa, sou OF Benz imln and Alice Perkins, aged Is
wears 10 monihs.
Asa, in ii- same rltce, and Of the same disease,
Sept .. Alice Lacfei., eldest daughter Ut Ben imin
Alice Pnisius, aged IS years II monih..
10 Harmon dssile, krsdiug, Oct 20, David Ham
mond. l. % sg d g. yeats
Al Galveston, Texas. On the 5th Of scptemhef last
Mr. " illlsm Homer Wslsh, Of Csptaia pelei
wsleh, and of the lHe Ma'thp Weleh, Of Verg nnes,
aged ~ Sedfs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10
:. Nj. PETTENGILL l. CO.'S
Boston Business Directory.
xNow NOTusNGs, RE,D!i

Our $50 400 fs4dess, whotist thrf sos'fas f"ride
here " there, tho med that sient eY~ ~ Ius -
good fagreffe"type picture - sti All sft cah W"
auca ard a. price hit stall pie ts". should g. To
Ciark'. VII snp~n sfioon, 80 Ceut street. Bo-ter
shrtc The afiicie sid 10 fufnish-d sthuut mi.iske
Mr. ,lifk ha- made his busue-- tut, nud NJ a
oof student ndefs hts wofh stuy ina sdmttiiinn
TO- others A ai when T. .ugsssttsr "f rsli I'D e
pictntr. let eseyboiy massa n-fn.- Maori Nrfs'Hg
and 8a. Cra eaer
clk. capabint. as DHgneri and re eftuily
endnfsc thv conpii men, paid bin BY our hHsw Noh
ing friends. There are hunhfrds Of place" ~ ihr -
whore chem pictures can b. ubtained chesP prces
hut heat IN mind, you got cheap piciurs, nothing
cleo. Not a. oi the afisi of whufn sc write Those
WIN paitonize him viii he sure Of getting the best
ptrdue ions Of the nasneffeoype art, and NJ prices
lnw,r hns tns "ther establishment 10 the ctiy we
quot. "Let sboy remember ~ Court street, Bos
to,.-S Sunday DisPa'ch
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A Card.

The Montpelier Brass Band take this OPP
portunity to make their acknowl cdgment
to the public for their patronage, on the oc-
casion of the late LADIES' Fair, and to all
those who contributed for their benefit The
members of the Band desire especially 70
return their thanks to the Ladies Of Montpe.
fer, to whose exertions and generous assist.
unce they feel the entire success # the enter.
tainment to be owing.
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s.up1OVsD FSI.E PH00F
SAFES,
DEMO a AOBEeR . =,

CyrHfr y Cau-enay nd frt-aa Swees,
The attention oi PURCHASERS u called 10 tho certif
este below.
WoncKsfrH, Juno IS 1854.
GErrLErtS.-ln the seconi -toty oi The buiiing
corrupted y u. shich DESTROYED by The great Gro
Tuesday last, ilihis place. was oa- q ,pur sUpe
TOR he pfouf ssfss winch Jou viii iecoect We pr
chased Of yuu iist Water.
II siond thr test with its cOnients unharmed, The
smell Of IRE n1f havlns passed oTff our boSs,
Notes asi valuable papcr., money, &r ,n''hough "a
tell through tnin n. cellar iuio bed 81 I've Goals,
tho hta around being hot 10 melt ah he name
plate AID knob.
The fact that two other slfss m the sane huild 2
we're uuoilr destroyed, ~ill give IDEA ut the
great heat, and s,os iu some measure tue superior
value ai YOUR safe hose Of other manufacture.
We have sent the safe to the Drroi, think tglt
~ ght wish It Tor inspection Neff tfuls YOU'RE
WILLIAMS, Rtril a co.
Messrs DEMO g. Roberts. Boston.
p.r The above referred iu safe wa. Manufactured
and Gao be seen at cur introductory, who're h kepi
constantly hand good assortment oi faies Of the
a.ltf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10

Didn't take .Ns,cspoper.-An old man in
this city, who Is very parsImonous, called
upon one of our Market street traders, few
days since, and asked If the bills on the Pts
caiaqua Bank were good, rs a grocer had
Just refused one 4 five dollars, and he had
twenty more at home on the same bank
The trader Informed him that the bank clos =
ed several years since, and asked him If he
did not see the notices in the public papers
at the time. The old man said, A" never
took ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Chronicle.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT in N. YORK
PIANOS AND mEL0DE0NS
FOR CASH.

RACE WATERS. the great Muss and
Il L Piano Forte dealer, 1888 nio4d~ty, New York,
pfetafng TO n re lfrge per cent win his customeTs
faihtf Than pay Il 10 the 7hsfpef- II Wal ,tfret, to
ai.e available means to enuln him % stem the pres
light tuner ffers his Hmense as.ftu"at Of ele.
gaHi aud warranted ftinu- tni Neioleons NJ large
discuun nom FacroHr PhtCEs, FOh CASH. HIS
es-Htiment c"apfi-ss riann- uon three Of thr LAR
GESi AND Most CELEBW VI Eb bO-roN NAN
UF Vet RI also hoe OF sev~tai uftns best New
Ynfk Makers, inrli ing the beautiful andmuch ad-
nired n'tRAcE WAITE - PLANES FRoM HIS
OW FACTORY, "a MELODEuNs 81 the heat
BnSrnN. NEW HAVEN. NEW YORK. and BUF-
IAi.O Makes; nfHdng an opportunity fpt selections
he hfd elsewherc. Zach Instrument warranted.
-cc1ud hand Piano. 80 great hafgains. pfices frvm
$50 ~ 500 MUSIC and MUSICAL tnsiruments of
al kiods DEALERS, TEACHERS and ne ADS Of
SCHO Us supplied on the hest terms. Music sent by
mail post paid. General and Select Catalsguss OF
,lusc sad Schedule ol Factory Prices cf PIANOS,
MEhppi ONs end musieal instruments iofwufd To
any address, tree Of postage. l:3aaos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10
Last Day but One.

Rent a,efs Of New Yott, .ineen advice "a
you iu secure he uuu county reside nee Of O. ke-
bond, L. SO beautiful lots, 100 feet squire, ih
100 tins, p' fom To- 70 tere. will be divided smons
900 .ub.e,ib4fs,oa For ont, SIS
each cub enlet will receive four buiaing ,t, - Do,
l0i feet farm of from to 20 acres. fw IN ne,
onb len Arry 10 CHAaLEs WOOD, tos B,oid
NY
WILL M " . CADW ELL, Agent, Montpelier VI
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A Chance to Make Money !!
Profitable and Honorable Employment.

'i'HE subscriber Is dasifous of having agent 10
! each e.unt, aud town Ia tue Unisa. ctpi,a OF
from IS to SO only will he required, and anyihiag
like al tfieiuni, energetic man eau make iron three
to i've dollars per day indeed some Of the gents
eo~ rmliayed are realizing twice that sum. Every
mi matio will he gsra By ADDRESSING ptid)
VIM \. kiNsLEa,
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N0soERrvL Disc"vsHr hH. feceuils p"eu made
~ Dr. i0rus, at Thu cay, iu the Treatment u Con
sumption, Asthma tad all Diseases e Lunss.-
We feiet to q Dr. C4rs,ss Hagsana, or iHAai'Hg fly
gan Fapor ard CAsrru Sarasn W. THIS new
"a ~. q. has restored may 4hictad g. sf.ct
health rsidesce al which he ha. iunumrf able
oetihsNe- Speaking Of the uestneHt, physician
remark. 1T - evdsnf hat iuha Jug Guns arily
breathing agreeable heaing sapuf, tht medicinal
prupfritos must drert contact Siih thr whole
of thr erlsl ca,iy 81 The lungs, aud Thus pc The
mHns abd vaust changes produced upon thcm when
the uach and subjected the
I Of digestion. The ilsselHa D. Tor sal hY FRED Z
-Nl rn, Montpelier, Vi, ,nd At Ill ihe druggists
thfpushuu: th~ eouuty .-Frea the Mes York DHtoA
man y jar. o.
-. tageuisemeu,ot Medcatsd lnhsation "a Anoih-
81 column at ihis .fpcf gOy
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CheaD Li&ht.


the SMOKE BURNING PATENT LIMP, de-
sgn-d expressly a ihe very cheapest oil, also lard
AMI grease. Let those who have teen vssed with
oil Hnd worse lamp procure one OF thetp extra
ordinary coattvnnces, and t ha - not more than sat
shcd with s Performance VIII he cuntratt 60 our
daily experience. The Laap O. cents 3 Goats,
lrd Sis each
IA liberal discount made 10 the trade
OphnisNf Of he Psble ? e..
A. % rcBdiur 90 s.w ne lamp, w. have never seen
IT. enual.' - Boston Pafhfaaer
"LigAt for tas tHg sessags.-rhe long reruings
are roning gu apuct, taH gp"d lamp, though ns"cr
out NJ season. especially valuable now. The best
article int common have fvrf sect, Is The pa
teat lamp made nv the Mossts UHou, III Court ~
We havc used other mmp lot ab"ut " and
should he unable 10 get HlDng without them Thy
give seiy hrtiisui iisht. emit smuhe, hufp The
poorest oils, and o.. tito i.nie get Out Of
DE- Ne the common IN .nd elas. iinp- No pafsoh
who has rird pfe Of these lamps. wonld he u
ag g. give t up for times it, cost, f Il could not
be Tepaced."-N r. Farmer
s.N. Il H.G UFFOUD.
tI5 Somf 81. Bosfo1.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10

A great vadeiy q dimensions constantly IN hand.
Also, PENN. BOILER AND LOCOMOTIVE IRON
Orders Tor which viii be promptly executed by tho
msnufacturet's Agent
HENRY A. AYLING. 90 n % Wafer 81.