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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-22

STATE OF VERNON e l.anohie County SUR me
Lamoilie County -. Court, tpui Fem 1855
W HEREAS Jared spauldlug, Of Motu.towa In the
w cOuaty OF lauoilc, hath preferred hi, pctti.n to
this Hon. Court at the above named term hereof
gsinst Alnta +. Speuiing setting forth, that. m the
Ism day OF August A. u. 1916, he wa, lawfully mar
red Almita 4. Ford, then Of said Moiustown, By
JULIUS ?. Hai minister Of fhr Gospel, that from that
time 10 the pfefefng sud reiiton the petitioner has
lived IN tho due obserrance OF the rrisgr covenant
but that The Said AmIa r. bait violated the same
that about the let day January A. D. is47 the
said Alnifa T. ei the bel and board Of the petitioner
ard has since returned, but hes wiifuy deserisd
him ever since, und Tor period Of three wears, sud
praying Tor the uorUsad that the bonds Of m.tr
many Ia dissolved bet~euu the petitioner aud the said
Ahnia T.
And .aii petit having bosn dolly enter cd upon III.
Docket Of said Court at said Term, and II appear
ing totnr Count tha' tie ssid Anira Spsuidins. d.
without the state of Vermont, SEE parts unA Gown.
that The p-iiion could not be personally served upou
her, the sad cause is cDAtnucd q the Cce Term of
aid Supreme Court, next TO lia holden Al Burlington
10 the county Of thitfruden on Wednesday, the 18Th
day OF September D. s55. and " Is ordered that the
petitioner gv- noice 10 the said Almits 4, Of he
perdency OF said petition or the Substance thereof aud
this order IN The Ncimont Nutrhman X state Journ j.
q Nnwspanel printed at Montpelier Ia the counfy Of
Washington, three weeks .ucccsssely, the last OF
which publications shall be 81 lrast SIX Week. before
the sad 1914 Of september 1855 and tho same shall
be deemed Sufficient notice 10 the said Aimira
spaudng appear apd show cause Why the prayer OF
said peuon should not b. gained.
Given under my hand at Hyde Park 10 the county Of
Lamoille this 1874 day VI june 4. u. 1855.
L. n. SAWYER Clerk.
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as also the leading men from the several
Northern States. They have exhibited back
bone in all their action, by the adoption of a
line Of policy that precludes them from act
ing rs an Independent party but uniting with
the greet Anti Nebraska and Republican
party.
The ritual as adopted is simple and unob-
jectionable, no oaths being required, simple
pledge Of honor being the test of initiation.
The following are the main points of the
platform to be read frs, A pledge Of the
honor Of the candidate required; q person to
be twenty one years of age and a citizen Of
the United States, md not Romnn Catho-
lie. They prescribe no man, you will per-
eeive. on account Of his birth place.
The following Committee was appointed
on Public Information: G. w. Slack Of Mas
sachusetts, Edgar McMulen Of New York,
and James NJ. Ashley Of Ohio.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Hiram Griswold ofCleveland,
National President; Ex-Governor Boutwell,
Of Groton, Mass Vice President William
Richardson Of Albany. New York, National
Secretary Joshua Robinson Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, National Treasurer. Mr.. Griswod was
born in Ohio and is about so years Of age. -
tic was tne Cdnuluate OF Tue w hlr party tor
Governor in l645, but was defeated he also
received their vote for United States Senator
IN 1913. Ex-Governor Boutwell, is well
known as prominent Democrat, aged about
81 years. He has been Hunksr candidate
for the Gubernatorial char of his native
State, and was elected believe on two coca
sions TO wit, in 1851 and 1852. Mr. Rich
ardson is an Englshman by birth. He came
TO this country when ~ years Of age He
has always been a Wing in State and Free
soil 10 national politics. Mr.. Robinson is also
an Engishman by birth, and is 40 years OF
age. lie came to this country when he was
IL years old. He has always been Wing
OF the Anti-Slavery school. lie was Sec
rotary Of the first hnti-Slavery Society ever
started in his section Of the State of Penn
sylyania. The officers are all men Of un-
doubted integrity and possess the confidence
Of their respective States.
Buffalo was selected as the next place for
meeting on the second Wednesday Of June,
1856.
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New Books.

OOn39 G @1s AAv adj
" The Star Papers, BY a. W. Beccher.
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Lectures on Life and Health" Alcott
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WHAT OUR NEIGHBoRs SAY OF
DIR. M'Lane's Celebrated Liver
Pills,
Nav Yosx, August 80, Ia

Nav YosE, August 30, le52.
DOT We, the undersigned, having made tttsi Of Dr.,
MLane', Celebrated Liver Pills, must sekno~ledse
that they the best medicine, Tor sick Headache.
hyspepsis, sad liver complaint, that we bave ever
used We tab. pleasure 10 recommending them 10 the
public and esnddent. that IL those Who are tfoub-
led with any Of the above complains will give them
iaif tfia they viii heitate to Acknowledges their
benehcial effects. MAS. HiLL, East Troy,
MRS STEVENS, West Troy.
P. s. Dr.. M'Lane's Celebrated vefmifass snd Lir-
er Pills he obtained any Of the respectable Drug
Stores 10 this city.
t Purchasers will please Be careful 10 ask for and
take none but DIR. M'Lnnr's vermIfuCs An
othe" ste comparatively wouhleu. 402W.
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a. The editor OF the WaicAman respect
fully tenders his compliments to the two or
three Vermont editors, TO the numerous ten
der-toed X. Ms, and few timid Wings,
who have for the past eight months been
sorely troubled By the course Of the Watch
man upon Know NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ding each and all of them to the rich conso-
lation so beautifully supplied by the procee-
dinss of the Know Nothing National Con-
yeution. We submit, that in every material
feature the course of the Waterman upon
X Nsm has been proved 10 be right.
Now a word of advice to those X. Ms. who
possess back-bones. You were unwise in
linking yourselves with Slayoorats and
Doughfaces for that mistake you have now
made honorable atonement by quitting their
company. The X. N. party, as a national
party, is dead-yea A" it stinketh," and must
be buried on, of sight before the dog-days.
You Northern men Of back.bones are free a
gain; free from your oaths, and from bad
party. Yeu must 20 somewhere, politically
you must enter some other organization.
Your instincts for Freedom point the way F.;
you must fight lis battles, frateinize with ais
friends, and glory in It's victories. Be care
full now that you take no wrong step. Hav-
ing nobly repudiated one bad feature Of K
Nism, carry on the good work by repudlat-
ing them all. Away with oaths; with de-
grees; with organizations distinct from the
one National Party of Freedom; with every
thing that can be tortured into intolerance in
religion, or a violation Of the Puritan maxim
of Z" Freedom to worship God !" with illiber-
ality to the foreign born and let all your
efforts in that direction be limited strictly TO
The correction Of abuses. Return felons and
paupers whenever wrongfully foisted upon
us, and let foreign governments be sternly
held responsible for every offence cfthis sort.
Open wide your arms to the honest and we'll
meaning foreigner, be he rich or poor Re-
quire them, if you please, to renounee all al
legiance in civil matters, without equivoca-
ton or mental reservation, to any foreign
prince, potentate or power, political or eccle-
siastical, and to exhibit a correct understan-
ding OF, aud pledge their attachment to, our
own institutions; and punish all improper in
reference in elections, aud all violations OF
the purity of the ballot-box, whether by
priest or politician-Ca,holic or Protestant
Democrat, Wing, or Know Nothing. Then
will you have the sympathy and aid, not only
of every true American. but of every foreign
born citizen who justly appreciates his own
and your rights and privileges. Then can
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-22
BOSTON MARKET,
For The week ending June 10

ASHES There have been STEADY but moderate sales
Of Pearls at ils 20 and Pots are selling A. So
a o, - ~ per 100 d., ci.h
CORN EACH ANGE.-The sales have been at 90 IS
10 Tor common brand. Western and Canadian no Is
~ ~ Tor fancy bfands, aud ftyofits f4noic. at
Slubl l-2 and extras A. $40 Is 10 per bbl. the mar
Aet closing DUH Corn az The close The prices are almost
nominai-say os iOf Southern yellow, and sIOia
90 i9f mised. IN Oats no change has tsken place.
heeis sales OF good and choice a. - a 23e and com
mon and fair quality from ~ 20' per 10. Ia cheese
the sales have ranged from a no ~ per TO-
WOOL he market for fleece aud pulled Wool
continues 70 sustain iu prices. A. Vet o. new fleece
OF any Consequence has hsea received ard the stock
very much reduced The sales have 50 900 To-, al
n-lees IN The ransa Of rull.I lal..-
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DGatbJ.

10 hisviliase, on frdiy isht last, LucRtriA, wife
rial natice.
a, Thriiord May II, Dea. Lymau Walker. aged 81.
10 N oodst0ck, June s, Mrs. Ia Hnah, wife OF Gen
Lyman Mower, sged IS Ycars.
In Gtesnsboroush, April 10, Mis- Mary Dow, aged 10
ln Green-bofoush, harche7, Mr. Simeon Walton, 80
In VALDEZ, MAY IS. Mr. Gilman Shuftleh, aged %.
In Walden, May rs, Dea. No an Foster, high "
valued member and officer OF the Congregational
Churoh, aged 50
Ia Walden, June ,, Mrs. Nancy Bay. for MANY years
a worthy member OF the Congregational Church.
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MarkRtg.
Cnmbridse CallIc NIarkct.

wroNEspay, Jane 20, ls55.
lTslesraphed to VI Waterman & state Journal
Al Mafket 991 cattle 25o beev.s and ~ stores. con-
sistii got W"tking Oxen Cows aGd Calves Nestlinr,
Two, and Three Year Oids.
f"cEs-ertn Q 50t - lsiquslt, 500 to -; %
nary, 20. TOT 80.
WoHstro brE-.-fiJ0, $40.
StuhEs-Cows and calves from AS to CO. year
ms' 5 10 $ two year Old So 10 81 three years
old s IS TO S64
Sntt' 40 L's,s-tt Mad ct is72 Extra IS 10 to
200 by lot fiom Sl.5o TO 800
k,m-tks-l here "a isit supply Of sheep, Cslve,
thd i've foniff 5Ut Of ianfhs the number i small
and the qualify poni. Beef Caitls are .ratee From
$50 20 i55 Western Cattle expected at Brghianto
morrow, SONS OF which from Nv Tbs hose. are
esy 'nierlof. Mt. Nt1tham had 7 Morgan horses
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Wholesale Prices Current.
JHarriagrg.

laCte- nsboroush, At the Caspian IIovs. June t. BY
Rev =. stone, W. Tyler H. Ro~ell, Of Albany, aud
Ms, i-nbaiis Anderson, of Glover.
ln Barre June l9th, by A. Barker E.q Mr.. ASHER
Wheaton 70 Mics Nancy ABhoit AT Of Bafre.
A. Eisf Raninlph June 81, hy Rev. Gilman s-nbofn.
Mr John Russell, aad Mss Ansclle O-go,d, OF the
former pl zee.
Ia Rochester. June Q, by Rev Geo :. Carney, Mr..
Augustus Ninon, Of Gtsnsille, and Mss Sarah e. Rus.
scli, OF Rochester
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Frederick Griswold's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT In Probate Court holden
Ruudoiph uistfiCt, - at Randolph within said
district, on the 18Th day ofJuus A. u. 1885.
OSEfH q SMITH Executor Of the last VIII snd
tesiament Of Frederick Guswold late Of Brootfe 10
in said district deceased, presents his administration
account for setsmont; Whereupon, It l. ordered that
the be referred 10 the 3lth day lone A. D. 1855
Cafk's Hotel 90 O. .lsen he .aiJ Disrici for esami
natiou aud allowance and that u concerned hc not
ned hereof by the publication Of thi. order in the
Waichman 4 State Journal rrinted al Montpelier IN
this state, two weeks successivoly a. foona, nav be-
that hoy may appear and a. said tins and place. II
they see cause, object thereto.
iiy Otuer OF count.
Attest JOHN b. HUTCHINSON, Judge.
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is Ia &c IL g a.'l.....issl So
Northern, N. H., Railroad.

Ancf Tuesday, Mar I, 1855, Passenger train.
leave Boston at $50 aud Concord FOR A. NJ. tor
Whne River Junction, Welia Rivci, Luleton. 81.
Johnsbufy, Burlington. Rouse's Point, Montreal os-
donslufgh and ell stations On the Ogdcnshufgh, VI.
Ceniral. Ptssumpsir Hnd White Mountains Railroads
iheucc by stage 10 White aud Francou'a Mountains,
Lancaster, barton, Dlnvilie, st.nsiesd aud ell the
principal towns 10 Nothsfn n. n and VT
Leave boston nj u NJ. snd concord ats NJ, for
White River Junction, proceeding early next morning
o'ei VI Central railroad to kouse's Point, Montreal
aud Ogde1s1urgh.
Leave Whue River Junction, for Boston, Lowell,
Lawrence, Worcester &c. ~ AN. sndl2tOP P. NJ.
o. On arrival Of the Trans from Vi. CenIal and
Passumrsic Railroads.
10th down trains connect with trains to New Mar
let. Dover, Great Pals, Portland, Rye and Hampton
benches Portsmouth. Lawrence, Lowell 4 Worcester.
Passengers FOR Gfoton Juno ton, Lancaster and all
staten' on the Worcester Nashua, Newport, Provi-
dence md Worcester A. Westcfn Roads, aud FOR NOT
wien, New York. &c, &C, connect at Nashua with
trans direct for thoss places, by either train ever Tho
Northern Railroad.
oNsLoW sTEARNs Agent.
Concord. y. II. ApuI Is, is55.
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.9heod Of The times '--Godey's Lady's
Book for July is already on our table. This
is the time 10 send on new subscriptions.
$500 per year. Address Louis a. Godey,
Philadelphia.
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Masonic Celebration at Woodstock this
day. (Friday.) A special train will leave Mont.
pelier at 5 A. M. and return at 905 evening.
Tickets at half fare.
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The LOndon Quarterly for .4prii, New
York. Leonard Scott g. Co.. is very good
For terms and postage, see advertisement.
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NOTICE.

'EBE Annual Meeting Of the Montpelier Gls Light
Company will br holden a. the Pavilion Mon
DAY July ,, 1855 al o'clock ?. ~ for the choics Of
Directors for the yeer ensuing and the tansscton Of
all neoessar, busiaess,
Per order Of Directors.
W.N. OLIVER, Sec.
Montpeer, June 20, ls,5. 40: Nv
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you harmonic with the Friends Of Freedom
Of every name, and With them win, a, the
next Presidential election, genuine Ameri>
can victory.
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Additional Inducements.

An additional inducement is offered in connection
With the above. The town which con hined pupula-
un Of 300 aud by the Census OF 1885, which shall
send the largest uumber Of Ia proportion to
the population, shall receive $50 10 cash, the money
TO be expended couT-e % cogrieE of public lac
tufos OF furnish public library.
The % largest number $500, 10 be expended above
do. % DO. do. 500, TO furnish pub he library.
The town ~ith population Of less then 1000 aud
500 by The Census so, shall receive $500 car
to furnish public library.
The ID shall be sutillrd to one Of Wcbsief's lafg
Dictionary, unabridged, 10 naeh school district
The property be seen by eallins a. No. Q, XII
irodre's Block Main Street, RI. iOhnsbufy, Nefmon'
CotfcsnonJeut ba particular giving their fos
Office address, Town, County and State, pioinly witt
ten. For all monies received, receipt will DO sent
by return mail
al.an AdArn.. c. K. PIERCE. 81. Iohn.hnlY VI.
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Independent Action of the
Northern Members.

ln view Of the action OF the National
Council Of the Know Nothing organization,
last night, IN repudiaiing the proposed plat
form Of the Free Statos FOR the restoration Of
the Missouri Compromise, and adopting an
ultra Pro-slayey platform. meeting OF Nor
thern Delegates was held TINS forenoon.
Henry Wilson OF Massachusetts was ap-
pointed Chairman, ana II. NJ. McAbee Of
Ohio chosen Secretary.
Great unanimlty of feeling was expressed
and a determination manifested to appeal
from the Council 10 the people in behalf Of
right principles
The following Address was submitted, sign
cd by the delegates present and ordered pub
lished to the Nation:
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NOAH DODGE'S ESTATE,

fl1Ht Subscribers having b1cn appointed ~ the Hon
1 Probate Cnart foi he fistfct OF Washington Com
mi.sioncrs, to receive cN0mirf, and adjust al claims
and demands Of all pef-rns, against the estate OF Noah
Dodge la'e Of 8aue, IN suid district, deceased repre-
scented asIyeu;, and the term OF m0uths iIon the
3lst das OF May, lsi5, hens allowed by sad Court
TO ihr creditors Of said deceased, exhibit AID
their res cc;iVe claims before
GIVE NOTICE, that We vii offend 10 the duties
OF our appointment at the dwelling house Of Joshua
1Wing, Rare, "a said DsiIict. the 10th day OF
July and 26ih Of Nov next, al o'ceek the sier-
moon, each OF said dAys
LEONARD KEITH. CO.,
DAVID FRENCH, I ~"'
Rare Juue 4 A. d. ISIS 80. %
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pieresS al a9a;inc
CLUB.

r is well knowu that there are Thousands Of persons
In the New Epgland states, who form large poe
Ion OF The tcvding community, who ere rot regular
snh-erihers Ia tho marY different Magazines publish
in GA cities Ia order 10 bTing this kind Of Il
tlie nriure the public, to greater extent, have
made such Arrangements with the puhii.hefs, vii
enable me 10 send by mail 10 each person who may he
member OF this club. direct from The publish.
ere Ohct, any 81 the Magazines enumerated below,
THE regular single subscription price.
The o. yment OF 81 will constitute membership
and will insure either OF he following Magazines lo'
one yea uafpcI's Pulnem',, Cooley Ladsss Book,
gfaham'r Mag zine Of Art, one volume OF eason's
Pictorial Dfawug Room Companion, beautifully
bound, Knesofbocker Magazine.
The pnynsnt s. viii insure for one year Peter
son's Magazine, orA'ihuf's Home Magazine, and q
memhefship Of the Club.
Tho f,llawing present., viii be distributed amongst
the 5O,oVl membofs bv committee Of Responsible dis
interested persons WIN shall be chosen by maiouty
UNION HALL, 81. Johnabury, Vermont, October /,
1855
The presents consist Of two valuable building lots
situated 10 the houfisbing village OF 81. Juhnshuiy
Vermont, sou each three building lots on Eastern
Avenue, S2uu each one valuable mill privilege $50
100 gieen-ssafd and .iaehii pl0ws, sl2 80 each 20
siubhle ploVs each; 20 cultiyatvrs, s. each lot
pillow passtns stove paiteIns, pillow stock, &c. sl50;
bstovrs, 20 sach ~ srlOi stoves, 50 each plat
window bipds 40 sets, s40i 200 steel shsYel-,
/ 70 each rosewood Piano forls,, OF A. w. Ladd
4 Cas- manufacture Doe $500, the Other $500,
-eraphiacs 500 each melodeon., CaihsH'. patent,
$50 each stk melodeOns, si5 each ! gold chionOm-
etet wHtch full iewriied, Sl7U gold lever watch,
sos 40 silver watches els each, 80 set. silver spoons
81 per set; 1000 gold pens, 81 each 200 silver pea
ell eases With gold pans 81 ~ each ~ beautiful
cravings OF Daniel W ebster Ia gt flames, 50 each /;
SEQ copies 81 life Of Horace 6feslss, a. ~ rsch 100
copies OF shaksPeafo's works complete, handsomely
bound and illustrated, g, rs each 100 copies poems,
by q. Whtier. handsomely bound, e. Is each 100
eb-tef's large Dictionary, unabridged, IS 80 each
1860 Copies g. y. Waiings Eiems0ts of Agriculture,
81, rs each 1000 copies Poeticdl works OF Inumas
Hood. with notes by Enes SaTgaant. Esu 81 each.
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NOI,lCE.

I'Hls entities thai have given m, son Marshall =.
Stevens his ume aud shall olsim 10 more Of his
wsgcs nor pay any OF BIZ dchts aner this dste.
PErER s. STEVENS
Ws'h'nsion June -. 1855. co. So.
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Published June Iith.
CONE CUT ERS:

The Experiences Of Conservative Family in
Fdnaiicai Times; Inro'ring some account
Of Conneciich VAoge. The People ,cho
Lired IN il and those irho came there from
The city by Beauty 456 PIP. l2mO,
ccih, Musb ated. Price, $l.25.
This t,le dsals with home matters AMI familiar
scenes presenting 10 The h-ppiest many OF the
rcruartics OF Ansiican, and especially Of New Eng
lsud hfe q has real humor md sound satire, sad is,
~iiha thoroughly enjoyable tale, with good moral
Il ee should ptDnnuaee a. equfl 10 Charles Dickens'
best efuft people woull say, this IL merely pull
lshoi yrtisuc his own wares - yet believe that at
reading avery many viii nwsd IL III degree of
praise II Cosk Cur CoRNsHs does pfors very pop
uiar, we shall lose confidence 10 iudg OF Of
booa. MASON BROTHERS.
20. 6ws ~ Pas Row Nsw- luRg.
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LuMRER.

FLOOR Board. 2 isnd inch common board,
tlar boards aud inch, ass. tSi sn9 Timhei,
Als' ehiasles. fot sale hY LYMAN q KING.
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PRINCE & CO.'S
Impreved Patent MEL0DE0N.

GEO. A.PRfNCE A. co. Manuidetufsr,
No. 200 Mar S'rsei, BHfsis, " York, Wholesale De-
pot, ~ Fulton street, n. York
For ihc consanience Of Music Dealers In ~ part.
o. The unit'd ststes. We have made sfrangsments
with the ollo~iar Arms, who will supply the trade
~ our regular factory prictss
sLu =. kEtn co, " fremont Row, Boston Ne.
1vLnuhN FIELD, l54 Main st., Cincinnati, 90.
hLMER WEBER p Fourth 81. 81 louis No.
"enefal hgeu's Tor New Yo,k city. WV. NALL
SON No. 2a9 Bfosdway. opposite the Park.